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This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED
REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ©
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection for music against unauthorized repro-
duction by mechanical musical instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The President’
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol. 13 (1918), pages vi-viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925), pages vii-viii of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v-vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-viii of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv-v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii-xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922), pages ix-x of no. 6; vt
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vii-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol, 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17(1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii-viii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xiii-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii-viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no, 3, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xv-xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no, 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vii of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii-viii of nos, 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no statement of author-
Ship is given.
A media luz; tango, E. Donato, arr. Galla-Rini;
accordion band pts. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
107013; Roma music co., Cleveland. 34789
Abbey (The) by moonlight; by Frederick Humphries;
pf. © May 28, 1942; E for. 67241; Bosworth &
co., Itd., London. 34790
Above the clouds; w & melody. © 1 -c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306530; William Shedden Webb,
Boston, Pa. 34791
Abraham; from Holiday inn, w & m Irving Berlin.
© Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107321; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 34792
Abrand; sz6vegét irta Tothné Révey L. P. Emma,
_ zenéjet szerz@ Kiss Imre. © June 13, 1942; E
pub. 107160; Emma L. P. Revey Toth & Emery
Kiss, Cleveland. 34793
Achmed experiment; from Shadow of a lady, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E ump.
305404; Loew’s, inc., New York. 34794
Action; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307492; A. V. Makinen, New York.
34795
Adios (El) de Guaymas (The Guaymas goodbye);
folksong, collected & tr. F. G. de Strickroth, m
arr. Lue Alice Keller. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E
unp. 305417; Flavia G. de Strickroth, La Habra
Heights, Calif. 34796
. Adios, Mexico lindo; vals-cancién, m Ray Gonzalez.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305872; Rocco Lo
Bosco, Los Angeles. 34797
Admonition; w & melody. © 1 c. July 31, 1942; E
unp. 305573; Tom Lemonier, Chicago. 34798
Adolf; w & m Jack [i. e. J. P.] Hedrick. © Aug. 12,
1942; E pub. 107016; John Peters Hedrick, Saginaw,
Mich. 34799
Adorable babe; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307603; Frank O. Grounds, Oakland, Calif.
34800
Aflame; English w Bissell Palmer, Spanish w & m
Pedro Telleria. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106862;
Latin Amer. pub. corp., New York. 34801
After ail; by Billy Strayhorn; melody, with pf. acc.
© lic. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307321; Tempo
music, inc., New York. 34802
After awhile; arr. Nilah Green Bertrand; pf., with
w. © ic. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307451; Henry
Gordon Green, Ann Arbor. 34803
After the sun goes down; w Barbs Furman, m
Sammy Prager. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107280;
Encore music publications, inc., New York. 34804
After the war; song. © 1 c. Aug. 6, 1942; E ump.
305027; Fay Watters, San Antonio. 34805
——song. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306419;
Patricia Luckey Stewart, Fort Collins, Col.
34806
After we capture Berlin; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 306405; Richard Allen Redding,
Philadelphia. 34807.
Ah done done; w & m Norman L. Merrifield; men’s
voices. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107036; Handy
bros. music co., inc., New York. 34808
Ahoy my sailor boy, in your uniform of blue; w &
melody. © ic. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306742;
Dora Lurie, New York. 34809
Ahoy there Mister Sailor; w M. Grant, melody
E. Y. Richardson & E. W. Patterson. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307419; E. W. Patterson, San
' Francisco. 34810
Ain’t got nobody blues; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307485; Virginia Mae Layfield,
Keene, N. H. - 34811
Ain’t you got no time for love; w & m Lottie Wells
& M. O. Wells. © July 10, 1942; E pub. 107094;
Maurice O. Wells, Chicago. 34812
Air cadet; song, melody Ronald Buck. © i c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307737; Elizabeth Green, Seattle.
34813
_ Air raid warden’s marching song; w L. Braunstein,
mS. Lawrence; pf. treble. © ic. Aug. 28, 1942;
E unp. 307244; Lawrence Braunstein & Sidney
Lawrence, New York. 34814
Alice; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306946; R. Wolcott, Tallmadge, O.
34815
All aboard for Mars; song, m Eddie Ward [pseud.
of Eddie Boyden] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306794; Harrison W. Davis, Eau Claire, Wis.
34816
All alone; w Chvat, Lender, Miele & Segreto; pf.
© 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 307225; Conrad De
Filippis, Newark, N. J. 34817
All alone I’m goin’-nowhere; song. © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307389; Orlando A. Kuhle, Decatur,
Hl. 34818
All alone in the blackout; w Muriel Fischer, melody
G. J. Boss & M. Fischer. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306989; Gilbert J. Boss, Brooklyn. 34819
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
34820
All America march; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306068; Charles Huntington Jacobs,
San Francisco. 34820
All American chorus; song. © lc. Feb. 26, 1942;
E unp. 306738; W. Gordon Vaughan, Houston.
34821
All American girl; w & m Murph [i.e. P. S.] Vogel;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305942; Phares
Shimp Vogel, Ephrata, Pa. 34822
All by my lonesome; w & melody Bert Weinlaeder,
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306494; Bertha
Weinlaeder, Teaneck, N. J. 34823
All for joy; country dance, Harold Perry; orch. pts.
© Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67210; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 34824
All for you; melody. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306421; Louise Gray, St. Paul. 34825
All I do; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; Eunp.
307002; Felix Peter Venegas, Morgan Hill, Calif.
34826
All out; song, m Francesco B. De Leone. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305687; Charles B. Selden,
Akron, QO. 34827
—w Frank C. Hathaway, m Charles Hathaway,arr.
Basil V. Alt. © June 30, 1942; E pub. 106887;
Elsie Birt Byers, Fort Wayne. 34828
All out, America; w & m Herbert K. [i. e. S. W.]
Acord; pf. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305785;
Sophia Wadsworth Acord, Houston. 34829
——w Clara Haushalter, & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306272; Henry Marx, Elmhurst, N.Y.
34830
All out for liberty; song, w Anne Wilson. © lc.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 307539; Blanche D.Cuthbert,
_East Rochester, N. Y. 34831
All out for Uncle Sam; song, w Fred Van Scoyk &
Mel Byrne [pseud. of D. M. R. Stewart] ©1 c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306269; Dorothy Muriel Rita
Stewart, New York. 34832
All out for victory; foxtrot song, melody Jimmy
Crane. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1942; E unp. 306340; Aloys
Bernard Langenfeld, Hastings, Minn. 34833
—song. © lc. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306260;
Althea Ruth Conley, Cleveland. 34834
—song. © lc. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307362; Anna
Clamson Manville, Towanda, Pa. 34835
All over again; w & melody. © lc. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307997; John Newton Schenck, Chicago.
34836
All the angels aren’t in heaven; song. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1942; E unp. 305006; Herbert Van Kirk Mc-
Caughtry, Youngstown, O. 34837
All the world’s waking; Bohemian folk song, w &
arr. of m Ralph G. Winslow; 3-pt. treble voices;
pf. acc., 4 hands. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107031;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 34838
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pt.3, n. s., v. 37
All together; song, w Shirley Robbins & Raymond
Lopez. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305427; Sigurd
E. Frederiksen, Los Angeles. . 34839
All you left me was a teardrop; fox trot, w & m
Jack B. Cohn, arr. Will Hudson; orch. pts. © Feb.
20, 1942; E pub. 107101; Amer. academy of music,
inc., New York. 34840
Allegheny; w George P. Karle, melody Harland C.
Mitchell. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306525;
Qil City school district, Oil City, Pa. 34841
Allegro; Monostatos aria, from Magic flute, by
W. A. Mozart, arr. Herbert Withers; violoncello
& pf. © Sept. 19, 1938; E for. 67271; Schott & co.,
lid., London. 34842
Alley jive; w Ralph Edmund MacDonald & J. J.
Sample, & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306581; Jack Junior Sample, U. S. S. Erie, c/o
Postmaster, New York. 34843
Alma mater; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305249; Elmer Wayman Hathcock, Camp
Morrow, Great Lakes, Il. 34844
—w & m Philip Runzo; mixed voices. © 1 c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306524; Oil City school district,
Oil City, Pa. 34845
Alone with a memory of you; w & m Eileene |{i.e.
F. E.] Fawley. © 1c. July 21, 1942; E unp.
305487; Frances Eileene Fawley, Clarksburg, W.
Va. 34846
Alone with dreams of you; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307277; Don Murray & Ken Casey,
Brooklyn. 34847
Alone with mem’ries of you; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306947; Mattie
H. Byrd, Fayette, Miss. 34848
Alone with my memories; song, melody Robert
VanSickle. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307604;
Russell Moore, Smith’s Creek, Mich. 34849
Alone with the moon; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307576; Elizabeth Rose Miller, Fremont, O.
34850
Along about Friday; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307662; Frederick C. Russell, West Hart-
ford, Conn. 34851
Along the Rio Grande; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306810; Ida Abbott, Elberta, Ala. 34852
Alpha sigma tau song book; compiled & ed. Sarah
Pollock Perrine. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 106899;
Alpha sigma tau sorority, Columbus, O. 34853
Altho’ my heart is aching for you; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307739;
Cecil Hendricks, Chicago. 34854
Always, a sweetheart; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307301; Homer Gray Woods, Columbia,
Mo. 34855
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Always I'll love you; w & melody B. [i. e. E. A. B.]
Verdier. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305753;
Elizabeth Ann Bausman Verdier, Lancaster, Pa.
34856
Always remember; w Johnes, Chvat & Lender; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 306021; Conrad De
Fillipis, Newark, N. J. 34857
Always with you; song. © 1c. Aug. 25,1942; E unp.
307054; Ellen Welsh Reams, Richmond. 34858
Am [a fool; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E
unp. 306673; Harry William Hart, Brooklyn.
34859
Am I imagining; fox-trot, w & m Ronnie Randall.
© July 15, 1942; E pub. 106920; Authors & com-
posers alliance, New York. 34860
Amar sin eSperanza (To love without hope); folk-
song, collected & tr. F. G. de Strickroth, m arr.
Lue Alice Keller. © 1 c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp.
305419; Flavia G. de Strickroth, La Habra Heights,
Calif. 34861
Amaryllis and Augustin; cartoon, arr. Scott Bradley.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307797; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 34862
America; w Alfred E. Wright, & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306377; George Henry
Wright, West Springfield, Mass. 34863
———w Samuel Francis Smith, m Henry Carey, pf.
acc. arr. H. O. Henneman. © Aug. 11, 1942; E
pub. 106944; Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 34864
America: Alert; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307580; Walter David Woodman, Miami,
Fla. 34865
Americal America! We hail your blessed name;
w Sister Mary Donatus, m Nicola Aloysius Montani.
© Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107272; St. Gregory guild,
inc., Philadelphia. 34866
America” answers the call; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305233; Regina Mercado
Malin, Los Angeles. 34867
America, awake; mixed voices. © July 31, 1942;
_E pub. 106956; Maurice O’Flaherty, East St. Louis,
ill. 34868
America, buy bonds; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1942; E unp. 306303; Irene Gerhard, Aberdeen,
Ss. D. 34869
America can’t die; song, melody Helen Wicksman.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307495; Frances
Brown, Brooklyn. 34870
America, fight; song. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307101; Ralph De Golier, Vineyard Haven, Mass.
34871
America for me; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1 c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307103; Faye Albert, Green-
town, Ind. 34872
34890
America for peace; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306164;
J. F. Meier, Sioux City, Neb. 34873
_America, for you; song. © July 3, 1942; E pub.
106968; Theodore F. Wilson, Maywood, III.
34874
America is calling; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306273; Joseph Insinga, Richmond
Hill, N. Y. 34875
America is free; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 20,1942;
E unp. 307463; Bernice Jonas, New York. 34876
America is her name; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306476; Mary Eudora Welch, Fordyce,
Ark. 34877
America is you; w C. Quayle, melody G. E. Q.
Lutton. © 1 c. Aug. 5, 1942; & unp. 305900;
Gloria Emma Quayle Lutton & Carolyn Quayle,
Birmingham, Mich. 34878
America, land of the free; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307769; Jeanine Autret, Weslaco,
Tex. 34879
America, my home; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
lc. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305579; Zada M. Marsh,
Jacksonville, Fla. 34880
America, oh, America; song. © Aug. 1, 1942; E
pub. 107061; Bartolome Chavez, Oceanside, Calif.
34881
America our home; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 306955; Gaele Hessel Bouma, Los.
Angeles. 34882
America remembers you; w Edward A. Voneydoar,
m Arnett Edward Eskridge. © Aug. 1, 1942; E
pub. 106893; Eskridge music publications, Chicago.
34883
America today; march song. © Aug. 26, 1942; E
pub. 107281; Kenneth Willoughby Moore, Trenton,
N. J. 34884
America united; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942;
E unp. 305015; Noah F. Tillery, Kansas City, Kan.
34885
America we stand; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305946; Burnett C. Jones, Washington.
34886
America! What do you say; pf., with w. © 1c.
July 14, 1942; E unp. 305482; Leslie Leigh Griffith,
Hollywood, Calif. 34887
America will live; song. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E
unp. 307180; Mary Louise Warren Lowry, Cort-
land, N: Y. 34888
American alphabet song; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306148; Genevia Mae Parker, St. Louis. 34889
American emblem; march, Harry J. Lincoln, arr.
G. E. Holmes; band pts., with conductor. © July
17, 1942; E pub. 107180; Mills music, inc., New
York. 34890
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34891 t. 3, iis eee
A. E. F. no. 2; B flat cornet. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305449; Henry Carl Stephan, Washington.
34891
American Flag; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305476; Vincent Di Marzio, Swissvale, Pa.
34892
American freedom; song. © lc. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306360; Nathan Friedman, Rochester, N. Y.
34893
American horizon; song. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306744; Helmut Frederic Puetger, New York.
34894
American idyll; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305409; Luigi Catalanotti, Brooklyn. 34895
American lullaby; w & m Larry Stock, Vincent
Rose & Maurice Sigler. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107108; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
34896
American patriotism; w & melody. © lc. July 30,
1942; E unp. 305492; P. A. Crum, Salem, Ark.
34897
American patrol; by F. W. Meacham, arr. Carl
Richter; pf. © June 11, 1942; E pub. 106996; Bach
music co., Henry Dellafield, sole owner, Boston.
34898
American plan; song, melody Will Collins & H. S.
Kosins. © 1 c. Aug. Il, 1942; E unp. 305578;
Harry Shirley Kosins, Detroit. 34899
American scene; by David Broekman; melody, with
pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306570;
Pro musica pub. co., Hollywood, Calif. 34900
American spirit; suite; band sc. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305384; Mario Marranzini, Stamford,
Conn.
American way; w & melody by George [ pseud. of
M. N. Kepp] & Cabby[i. e. N. M.] Kepp. © lc.
July 27, 1942; E unp. 306318; Morris Nathan Kepp,
St. Louis. 34902
Americans; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
305943; Sylvia V. Cutler, Brooklyn. 34903
Americans all; song, m arr. Marian J. Davidson.
© lc. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307567; Bertha G.
Woodward, Coloma, Mich. 34904
——w & melody Tiny [i.e. M. K.] Freid. © lc.
Aug. 22,1942; E unp. 306668; Mary Kathryn Freid,
Waco, Tex. 34905
Americans unite; song. © Aug. 20, 1942; E pub.
107170; Dora Lurie, New York. 34906
America’s calling; march, w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307113; Nuala Cannon Ste je,
Brooklyn. 34907
Americas’ (The) marching feet; w Mrs. C. L. [i.e.
C. H.] Morgan, m L. R. Moyer; pf. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305786; Lee Robinson Moyer &
Christine Hudgins Morgan, Cristobal, Canal Zone.
America’s prayer; song. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E
unp. 306952; Velma Hughey Bass, Orange, Mass.
34909
——WwW & m Pauline [i. e. N. P.] Hannon, arr. &
harmonized W. W. Combs. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306967; Nina Pauline Hannon, Texarkana,
Tex, 34910
America’s song kit; w & m compiled William
Glassmacher. © Mar. 9, 1941; AA 407696; Trea-
sure chest publications, inc., New York. 34911
America’s sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307026; W. D. Bill Davis, Chicago.
34912
America’s victory march; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305913; Norman Edward Dorland,
Baltimore. 34913
America’s women auxiliary, A. W. A.; cornet. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306535; Henry Carl
Stephan, Washington. 34914
And I dreamed a dream of hope; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305745; Wallace Taft
Berry, Oelwein, Ia. 34915
And nobody cares; song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306540; Elizabeth Romaine, Waterbury, Conn.
34916
And so goodbye; w M. E. Greiner, jr., & melody.
.© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307381; Samuel
34901 .
34908°
1316
Somerville Beckel, Durham, N. C. 34917
Andalucia; melody A. De Feo. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305527; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. : 34918
Andante; Pamina’s aria, from Magic flute, by W. A.
Mozart, arr. Herbert Withers; violoncello & pf.
© Sept. 19, 1938; E for. 67272; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 34919
Andantino from Harpsichord pieces; by G. F. Handel,
transcribed William Murdoch; violin & pf. © Feb.
16, 1929; E for. 67254; Schott & co., ltd., London.
34920
Anderson Eagles; march; conductor. © 1 c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305550; William Joseph Schuble,
Evansville, Ind. 34921
Angel in my dreams; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306288; Robert John
Duthu, Blythe, Calif. 34922
Angel of delight; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20,1942;
E unp. 306464; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
34923
Angel of the air force; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308155; William Carleton Gibson,
Regina, Sask., Canada. 34924
Angel on earthly parade; song, m Julia M. Frank.
© Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 106900; Hiram D. Hirsh,
Pittsburgh. 34925
i MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942 34959
Angels and shepherds; w Bess Berry Carr, m
Margrethe Hokanson; mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942;
E pub. 106937; Galaxy music corp., New York.
34926
Anglo-Saxon the English tune; song. © 1 c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 306002; Elmer Evans, Columbus,
O. 34927
Annette; w & melody. © icc. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307806; Frank Calabro, Brooklyn. 34928
Annonciation (L’) de la Vierge; from Noéls anciens,
arr. Harvey Gaul; viola or cello & pf. Sc. & pts.
© Aug. 12, 1942;E pub. 107042;J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 34929
Another dawn; w Florence Robinson, & melody; in
G. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307687; James M.
Baumgratz, Philadelphia. 34930
Anything, sweetheart; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306667; Andrew A. Szczurek, Chicago.
34931
Anywhere on earth is heaven; w Ned Washington,
m Victor Young, arr. Lou Halmy. © Aug. 6, 1942;
E pub. 107198; Mills music, inc., New York.
34932
Appletree, Katy Lee and me; w Myrle Chilcothe,
m Beulah Workman. © 1c. Aug. 12,:1942; E unp.
305690; Elmer Edgar Jordan, Kansas City, Mo.
34933
Are we falling out of love; song. © Aug. 14, 1942;
E pub. 106957; Edward J. Lynch, Waverly, N. Y.
34934
Are you ready ol’ man; w Abner Silver, Irene
Higginbotham & Redd Evans, m A. Silver & I.
Higginbotham; pf. treble. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942;
E unp. 306984; Lincoln music corp., New York.
34935
Argentine dream; pf. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
307443; Hans Gunther Silbermann, St. Louis.
34936
Argentine fantasia; pf. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 307444; Hans Gunther Silbermann, St. Louis.
34937
Argentine nocturne; pf. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 307445; Hans Gunther Silbermann, St. Louis.
34938
Argentine rhapsody; pf. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 307446; Hans Gunther Silbermann, St. Louis.
y, 34939
Aria from St. Matthew’s passion; by J. S. Bach, arr.
William Murdoch; violin & pf. © Feb. 16, 1929;
E for. 67256; Schott & co., ltd., London. 34940
Arioso; by Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Gilbert
Beard; pf. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107215;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia. 34941
Arise; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E
unp. 306634; Rosalie De Jesus, New York.
34942
Arise, America; song. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E
unp. 307147; Paul Spotts Emrick, LaFayette, Ind.
34943
Arizona cowboy; song, m Eleanor Allen. © July 29,
1942; E pub. 106824; Natie Burson, Tucson, Ariz.
34944
Arkansas; w C. Sharpe-Minor, melody Bob [i. e. R.
M.] Reid. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305238;
Robert Manning Reid, Dallas. 34945
Army blues; ist B flat clarinet, with w. © 1 c¢.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307502; Robert Torres,
Sacramento, Calif. 34946
Arrurru (El); folksong, collected & tr. F. G. de
Strickroth, m arr. Lue Alice Keller [Spanish &
English text] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp. 305416;
Flavia G. de Strickroth, La Habra Heights, Calif.
34947
As I burn your letters; pf. treble, withw. © 1 c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306090; Arthur Bellasano,
Albany, Calif. 34948
As ina dream; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306507; Doris Wright, Streator, Il. 34949
As long as I have you; w Elsie Clark, melody
Nelson Story. © ic. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 306688;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 34950
As long as you’re not in love with anyone else, why
don’t you fall in love with me; w Al Lewis, m
Mabel Wayne, pf. arr. Elmer Schoebel. © Aug.
3, 1942; E pub. 106838; Harms, inc., New York.
34951
| As time goes on; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306836; Elsye M. Snow, Rensselaer, Ind. 34952
At mention of your name; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305290; Charles P. Martin, jr., Chicago.
34953
At midnight; song, melody Harry Freeman. © lic.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305604; Pauline S. Chadwell,
Lynnfield, Mass. 34954
At our sunset rendevous [?]; w V. Frangipane,
mV. P. Frangipane; pf. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305631; Vincent Frangipane & Victor P.
Frangipane, Lyndhurst, N. J. 34955
At the Club Savoy; from Panama Hattie, w & m
Walter Donaldson. © Aug. 28, 1942; E pub.
107337; Chappell & co., inc., New York. 34956
At the cross-roads; foxtrot, based on themes from
Malaguena, w Bob Russell, m Ernesto Lecuona,
arr. Bill Heathcock; orch. pts. © Aug. 27, 1942;
E pub. 107312; Edward B. Marks. music corp.,
New York. 34957
——foxtrot, from Malaguena, w Bob Russell, m
Ernesto Lecuona. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107288;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 34958
At the telephone; song. © ic. July 6, 1942; E unp.
307234; Eddythe Danzy, New York.
34959
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34960 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
At your service, Uncle Sam; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305292; Florence Acklam, Racine, Wis.
34960
—song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307589; Mary Droulos,
Lafayette, Ind. 34961
Atlantic charter; march, Hubert Bath; pf. © Aug.
26, 1942; E for. 67265; B. Feldman & co., London.
34962
Aurora borealis; w Alicia Weatherburn, mArthur F.
Wenberg. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307109;
Jessica L. Tumbridge, Miller Place, L. I1., N. Y.
34963
Available Jones; w Ted Persons ([pseud. of S.
Schwartz] & R. A. Smith, m M. Bonds. © lc.
July 10, 1942; E unp. 301963; Russel A. Smith,
Margaret Bonds & Simon Schwartz, New York.
34964
Ave Maria; liturgical w, m Alfred Mignault. © Dec.
30, 1941; E for. 67222; Adelard Joseph Boucher,
Montreal. 34965
——- ——wm Joseph A. Murphy; mixed voices; organ
acc. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub. 107178; Mills music,
inc., New York. 34966
-——traditional w, set to m. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307176; Francesco Amendola, St. Paul.
34967
Away from home; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306141;
Bracey George Thiebodeau, Lafayette, La. 34968
Away from you; w Adeline Hauke, & melody. © lc.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307183; Sam Samson,
Chicago. 34969
Away in a manger; anthem, w Martin Luther, m
Orvis Ross; mixed voices. © July 31, 1942; E pub.
106935; Galaxy music corp., New York. 34970
A-whistlin’ Igo; song. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305981; Helen Louise Shaffer, Los Angeles.
34971
Ax (The) is in our hands; w J. Pecoraro, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307085; Joseph
Pecoraro & Yolanda Pecoraro, Newark, N. J.
34972
Axe the Axis; song, m Frank Corl Wagoner. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307238; Ora Ruth Blake,
Akron, O. 34973
Axis blues; song, mDon Uglem. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 306023; Douglas Raze, Minneapolis.
34974
Azalea; w & melody Duke Ellington. © lc. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 306342; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 34975
Babes in the Broadway woods; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307378; Alice Mitchell,
Harrisburg, Pa. 34976
1318
Baby, be good; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © lc.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306291; Peggy Stevenson, ~
Los Angeles. 34977
Baby, you’ve become a habit with me; w & m Polly
Farmer [pseud. of P. G. Robert] & J. L. Robert.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306081; Joe L. Robert
& Pauline G. Robert, Los Angeles. 34978
Baby’s (A) sacrifice for victory; w Julius Hamilton,
& melody. © ic. July 30, 1942; E unp. 305500;
Walter Stanish, Caldwell, N. J. 34979
Back at the old state fair; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307468; Wayne Heath Porter,
Fort Worth. 34980
Back in the cock-pit again; foxtrot, w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306889; Louise
Borsemberger, West Germantown, Tenn. 34981
Back in the U. S. A.; song. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E
unp. 306246; John R. McNamara, Waukegan, Ill.
34982
Back in your arms again; song, arr. Harry Stone.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; Eunp. 305321; Andrew E.
Titus, Los Angeles. 34983
Ballade; de Fréderic d’Erlanger; violoncelle avec
acc. d’orch. Partition. © Oct. 15, 1928; E for.
67306; Schott & co., ltd., London. 34984
Band (The); w Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, m Glen
Barton; 2-pt. treble cho. © July 24, 1942; E pub.
106857; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago. 34985
Bandmaster A. R. D.; march; conductor. © 1 c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305551; William Joseph
Schuble, Evansville, Ind. 34986
Bargue of Clanranald; w adapted from Nicolson’s
Birliun chlann-raonuill; mixed cho. © July 24,
1942; E for. 67277; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
34987
Bartolome the juggler; end title, Lennie Hayton.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307789; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 34988
Basie blues; by Count Basie, Milton Ebbins & Ben
Jackson, arr. Charley Hathaway; orch. pts. © Aug.
10, 1942; E pub. 106877; Bregman, Vocco & Conn,
inc., New York. 34989
Battle cry of justice; song. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942;
E unp. 306657; Elby Wagner, Oakland, Calif.
34990
Be good to Uncle Sam; song, melody Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306105; Don
Hein, Corunna, Mich. 34991
Be the good little girl that you are; w& melody.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306740; Margaret L.
Coakley, New Britain, Conn. 34992
Be Thou ever mine; hymn, arr. Louis W. Hilbert,
jr. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305931; Herbert
Levon Moore, Cutler, Ind. 34993
Beanie; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306072; Edward L. Randall, Reno, Nev. 34994
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Beautiful Colorado; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306811; Lillie M. Kaus, Bristol, Col. 34995
Beautiful home; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306918;
Syble Hellums, Wetumpka, Ala. 34996
Because I love you; w A. H. Clark, melody J. H.
Adams. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305683;
John H. Adams & Archie H. Clark, Ayer, Mass.
34997
—w & melody. © lc. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
307236; Daniel Gentilcore, Pittsburgh. 34998
Because of you; song, melody Rose Ellenbogen &
M. S. Rubin. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305455;
Myron S. Rubin, Jamaica, N. Y. 34999
Beduin song of the plains; melody. © lc. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307645; Otto Cesana, New York.
35000
Before you can say hello; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307254; Chester Barnes, Phila-
delphia. | 35001
Before you go to Slumberland, I want a kiss from
you; song. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 307436;
Mary P. Moriarty, Detroit. 35002
Behind the bandstand; from Tulip time, by Franz
Waxman. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306051;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 35003
Bells; w Edgar Allan Poe, m Sergei Rachmaninoff,
arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz; 3-pt. treble cho. © Aug.
4, 1942: E pub. 106925; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
oO. 35004
Beloved He gave me you; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307673; Bessie Florence Lichten-
stein, Los Angeles. 35005
Beneath the summer moon; w James McNitt, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305810;
Lyman Samuel Shields, Grand Rapids, Mich.
35006
Benediction service; liturgical w, m Joseph J.
McGrath, op. 28, nos. la-1c; women’s 3-pt. cho.
© Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107213; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 35007
Bessie the cow; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305567; George Herman Heid, Pittsburgh.
35008
Betsy Ross; song. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 106890;
Robert Monroe Johnston, Detroit. 35009
Betty; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © lc.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305647; Mrs. Thomas
Robertson, Middle River, Md. 35010
Betty Lou; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306942; Mary Virginia Frye, Sarepta, La.
35011
Betty McGee; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 305933; William Hardy, Camp Claiborne,
La. 35012
Between love and duty; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307080; Caroline
Reinhart, Pittsburgh. 35013
Between the waltzes; from A Yank at Eton, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306040; Loew’s, inc., New York. 35014
Beulah; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305583; Viola Glover, Portsmouth,
Va. 35015
Beware! The Yanks are here; song, arr. Dan J.
Michaud. © July 30, 1942; E pub. 107084; Mary
Irene O’Day, Los Angeles. 35016
Beyond the moon; w C. Warthen, m J. G. Baldwin.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305248; Christine
Warthen & J. Gordon Baldwin, El Paso. 35017
Beyond the silv’ry Rio Grande; song, melody H.
Norman & Ray Norman. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307066; Helen Norman & Ina Terry Wigley,
Chicago. 35018
Billie and Henry; from Tulip time, by Franz Wax-
man. pts. 1,2. © 1c. each Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306052, 306053; Loew’s, inc., New York.
35019, 35020
Black velvet and gardenias; w B. Arnote, m M.
Crowell; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307643; Myrtle Crowell & Bessie Arnote, Kelsey-
ville, Calif. 35021
Blackout; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305866; Robbins music corp., New York. 35022
Blackout over Beale street; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307776; Francis L. Harrod,
Memphis, Tenn. 35023
Blast ’em to Tokyo; Ist B flat trumpet, with w. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 308151; Karl Joseph
Brown, Chicago. 35024
Blitzende sterne; v. Frederick Hippman; orch.
Sstimmen. © Jan. 5, 1941; E for. 67038; Hans C.
Sikorski, musikverlag, Leipzig. 35025
Blood of Jesus; hymn. © Aug. 28, 1942; E pub.
107447; Francis H. Carlson, East Los Angeles,
Calif. 35026
Blue and white; w Mary Coleridge, m John Clements.
© Aug. 28, 1942; E for. 67290; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 35027
Blue are the nights now since you've been called to
go away and do your part; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305925; Kathleen Humphrey
Leppanen, Barre, Vt. 35028
Blue bugle call; w & m Dick [i. e. Richard] Howard.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 106953; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 35029
Blue dawn; w & melody Mitchell Parish, Joe Bishop
& Coleman Hawkins. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305867; Robbins music corp., New York. 35030
Blue Harbor; song. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
307452; Merle Charles Hansen, Chicago. 35031
1319
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35032
Blue is the note; w & m J. J. Kaiser & E. Frost
[i e. E. F. Davis] © 1 c. July 30, 1942; E unp.
306314; Edith Frost Davis & J. J. Kaiser, Tulsa,
Ok]. 35032
Blue midnight; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306116; Walter Smith, San Francisco.
35033
Blue orchid; melody Billy Strayhorn. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 306343; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 35034
Blue Rey; melody Alvino Rey & Kermit Levinsky.
© 1c. Aug. 19,1942; E unp. 306344; Robbins music
corp., New York. 35035
Blue rondo; pf. conductor. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306854; John Johannes Kaups, New York.
35036
Blue skies ’n’ everything; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 306018; Myrtle S. Blackwood,
Wollaston, Mass. 35037
Blue Sky Valley; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E ump.
306804; George Reedy, Carlisle, Ind. 35038
Blue whistle; song. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp.
307407; Albert Isenhoff, Greenville, Mich. 35039
Bluer than blue; w Harry Tobias, m Henry Russell.
© May 8, 1942; E pub. 106912; Saunders publi-
cations, Hollywood, Calif. 35040
— —© Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 106873; Saunders
publications, Hollywood, Calif. 35041
Blues (The) got up and walked away; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307509; Walter
Bishop, New York. 35042
Blues in the breeches; pf. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E
unp. 307528; Euday Louis Bowman, Fort Worth.
35043
Body and soul; w © melody. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307372; Nicholas C. Tzannos, New York.
35044
Bohemia; concert waltz, Archibald Joyce; pf. ©
June 4, 1942; E for. 67242; Bosworth & co., lid.,
London. 35045
Bomb (A) in the ocean of love; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306230;
Mary M. Sloan, Estes Park, Col. 35046
Bomber march; song. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306745; Helmut Frederic Puetger, New York.
35047
Bomber-ang-en To-jo; w & m Bill [i. e. William]
Nielsen. © 1 c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp. 305503;
William Nielsen, Dayton, Id. 35048
Bondage; w & m Marguerite L. Test, arr. Ronald
Osman. 1. Women’s 3-pt. cho. - 2. Mixed cho.
© July 24, 1942; E pub. 106859, 106860; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 35049, 35050
1320
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Bonnie Gallowa’; by G. F. Hornsby, arr. Barry
Tattenhall; orch. pts. © May 28, 1942; E for.
67234; Bosworth & co., ltd., London. 35051
Boom! Boom! Boom! There goes another Jap;
song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306939; George Eggert, Detroit. 35052
Borrowed time; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307130; Sara Lovejoy Heberer,
Centralia, Mo. 35053
Bottoms up; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306234; Charles Johnson,
Portland, Or. 35054
Bourbon street; w & melody Absinthe Bar [ pseud.
of L. J. Cazebonne] & Fats [i. e. W.] Pichon. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307367; Walter Pichon
& Lucien J. Cazebonne, New Orleans. 35055
Boy in uniform; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c.
Sept. 1,1942; E unp. 307744; Izola Newton, Loretto,
Ky. 35056
Boy met girl; foxtrot, w & melody Melvin D. { pseud.
of Delmar Leidy] © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp.
306329; Delmar Leidy, New York. 35057
Boy wanted; w& melody. © 1 c. July 21, 1942; E
unp. 303187; Joseph N. J. Fitzgerald, New York.
35058
Boys in the blue and the tan; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E ump.
305646; Ethel Coburn, Susanville, Calif. 35059
Boys of the army and navy; w & m Mrs. Herbert R.
[i. e. M. S.] Halverson. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942;
E unp. 305756; Marie Simonson Halverson, Luverne,
Minn. 35060
Boys of the U. S. A.; song. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307119; Philomena Russell Forbes, Mas-
Sena, N. Y. 35061
Brave little lady in black and lace; w C. Clark,
melody P. Johnson. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307115; Catherine Clark & Peggy Johnson, Okla-
homa City. 35062
Brave songs; w C. Warren Hubert, m W. B. Olds;
mixed cho. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106836; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago. 35063
Brazilian moon; w &© m Jay Marcourt [pseud. of
G. Marcowitz] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 307439;
Gerald Marcowitz, Jackson Heights, N. Y. 35064
Break, break, break; song, w Tennyson. © 1 c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307108; Roy B. Nagle, Read-
ing, Pa. 35065
Brig. General Dwight H. Mohr march; song. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306682; Albert Holloway,
Baltimore. 35066
Broad street blues; Ist violin. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942;
E unp. 305939; Charles Orion Lyon, Augusta, Ga.
35067
Broadway blues; song, m Eddie [i. e. Edwin Allen]
Crook. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 305007; Her-
bert Van Kirk McCaughtry, Youngstown,O. 35068
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
35104
oe iy ae Sy la RSD DEE ler Noe, a NR
Broken clouds; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306438; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres, Calif.
35069
Broken melody; song, arr. Ethel Mae Phillips. ©
lc. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 307357; Leila Mead,
Long Beach, Calif. 35070
Broken-hearted lover; song, melody Lew[i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306170; Olive
A. Lovato, Gunnison, Col. 35071
Brown (The) boy in khaki; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305710; Rosalia Cochran, Chicago.
35072
Brush-off song; w & melody Kenneth Krippene. ©
Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107210; Fortune music, inc.,
New York. : 35073
Brushwood squirrel; by Kenneth A. Wright; violin &
pf. © May 26, 1938; E for. 67276; Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 35074
Buddies on parade; pf. © ic. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp.
305514; Ferdinand R. Lhotak, Wayne, Pa. 35075
Buddy mine; pf., with w. © lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306864; Gladys Harriet Harry, Battle Creek.
35076
Bugle Boy Blue; w & m J. J. Kaiser & E. Frost [i.e.
E. ¥. Davis] © 1c. July 30, 1942; E unp. 306313;
Edith Frost Davis & J. J. Kaiser, Tulsa, Okl.
35077
Bugle (The) calls; song. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307387; W. C. Tichenor, Waynesville, O.
35078
Bugler; song. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 106891;
Helen McCollum Johnston, Detroit. 35079
Building bombers, boom! Boom; song. © lc. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307487; Marion K. Lord, Madison,
Wis. 35080
Bunny, bunny, bunny; from Star and garter, w&m
Harold J. Rome. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 106841;
Robbins music corp., New York. 35081
Buster’s last stand; by Claude Thornhill & Gil Evans,
arr. G. Evans; orch. pts. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107107; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
; 34082
But I never do; w Gene Willadsen, m Isham Jones.
© Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107284; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 35083
But you can change; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307406; James Riordan, Olean, N. Y.
35084
Butterfly; melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307375; Fritz Spielman, New York. 35085
Butterfly time; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © ic.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306130; Julia Thorpe, Axtell,
Utah. _ 35086
Button up your lips; w by & m adapted Louis Joseph
& M. Kalmanoff, from Haydn. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 306620; Martin Kalmanoff, Wood-
mere, N. Y. 35087
Buttons off their pants; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306616; Clarice Hooper Ford,
Los Angeles. 35088
Buy a bond ora stamp each day; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307816; Paul Elfstrom
Ray, La Cross, Wis. 35089
Buy bonds; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305365; George Jack Kessel, Seattle. 35090
Buy bonds and win the War; song. © 1 c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306627; Vernon Earl McGill, St. Louis.
35091
Buy bonds from your Uncle Sam; song, arr. D. A.
J. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306651; Kemper
Ellsworth Hipple, Hutchinson, Kan. 35092
Buy defense stamps, and lick the other side; w S.
West, melody F. R. Matthews. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307475; Floyd R. Matthews & Stanley
West, Tujunga, Calif. 35093
Buy more defense stamps, and lick the other side;
w Gerald Griffin, m Henry Tobias. © Apr. 24,
1942; E pub. 107194; Mills music, ine., New York.
35094
By 2 mountain pool; by Malcolm Battison [i.e. R. M.
Battison, jr.]; organ. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp.
306529; Robert Malcolm Battison, jr., Oakland,
Calif. 35095
By a woodland pool; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E
unp. 306938; Alma Yost Johnson, Sewickley, Pa.
35096
By the waters of Minnetonka; by Thurlow Lieurance,
arr. Marie Macquarrie; harp. © Aug. 11, 1942;
E pub. 106950; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 35097
*Bye sweetheart; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306237; Mary P. Del
Monaco, Sag Harbor, L. I., N. ¥. 35098
C. O. D.; w & melody Marshall Lee Mayes. © 1c.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305871; Regent music corp.,
New York. 35099
Cactus Town; w Eugene West & Jimmy Dupre,
melody J. Dupre, E. West & I. H. Pollack. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307275; Isaac H. Pollack,
New York. 35100
Cairo carnival; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert
Stothart. © ic. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305390;
Loew’s, inc:, New York. 35101
Californians; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305389;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 35102
Call to vict’ry; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307725; Mildred Dismonda Augustine,
Indianapolis. 35103
Calling all Yanks; song. © Aug. 3, 1942; E pub.
106816; Gladys Kyes-Smith, Portland, Or. 35104
1321
35105
Calling of the bugle; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307332; Dewey A.
Lowe, Palmyra, Pa. 35105
Calvary [and] He is coming again; hymns. © June
15, 1942; E pub. 106967; Mrs. A. B. Morse, Waco,
Tex. 35106
Camellia waltz; song, m Raymond Alwin Petrae
[pseud. of Raymond Alwin Peter] © Aug. 1, 1942;
E pub. 106815; Fred Arthur Whitfield, Seattle.
35107
‘Cameo; melody Juan Tizol. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306356; Robbins music corp., New York.
35108
Camping in the old armycamp; w adapted & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306602; Goldie Hayes,
Arkansas City, Kan. 35109
Can do Americans; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306153; John Herpath Kerry, Martinez,
Calif. 35110
Can ’em, Uncle Sam; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942;
E unp. 305708; Nita Renee, Detroit. 35111
Can I forget (Moi t’ oublier); English w Mildred
Seitz, m of old French air arr. Frederick Bristol.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 106939; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 35112
Canons and rounds; arr. & ed. Eric M. Cates. bk.
1. 2 descant recorders. - bk. 2. 3 descant record-
ers. © July 2, 1942; E for. 67193, 67194; Schott &
co., ltd., London. 35113, 35114
Can’t hear too much about Dixie; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307465; Joseph Gancher,
Albany. 35115
Can’t we start all over; song, w H. C. Sack. © lc.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306548; John James Speidel,
Philadelphia. 35116
Can’t you see it my way; foxtrot, w & melody Ray
Hibbeler & A. F. Barbush. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306336; Albert F. Barbush, Harrisburg,
Pa. 35117
Cantilena, from String quartet in F major, by
Anton Rubinstein, transcribed. 1. String orch.
pts. - 2. B flat clarinet & pf. - 3. Flute & pf. ©
May 26, 1942; E pub. 106709-106711; Quinto
Maganini, Greenwich, Conn. 35118-35120
Canyon serenade; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe,
m Curtis[i.e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305693; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 35121
Cape Cod Anne; musical play. © July 23, 1942;
D 76160; Grace Warner Gulesian, Newton, Mass.
35121*
Caravana (The); w & melody. © lc. Aug. 6, 1942;
E unp. 305017; Patty Spinosi Gallucci, Newfield,
N. Js 35122
Carole Lombard, gone but not forgotten; song, m
Lucille M. Crotty. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E ump.
306597; William A. Rymer, Erie, Pa. 35123
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’ Carolyn; w & m Dick[i.e. R. S.] Kromer. © lc.
1322
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305474; Richard Sheep
Kromer, Hamilton, N. Y. 35124
Carry on; march song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306763; Genevieve E. James, Hull, Mass. 35125
——song, w James Carhartt. © lc. Aug. 14, 1942;
E unp. 305844; George Fitzalen Stanley, jr., Day-
ton, O. 35126
—w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305814; Albert Pasaluka, Pittsburgh. 35127
Carry on down under; song. © Aug. 21, 1942; E
pub. 107243; Leo Eben Tourjée, New York.
35128
Cass the poultry man; m Alice Troxon; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305846; Andrew
Troxon, Swissvale, Pa. 35129
Cause I know you; w & m G. Slama & Tom [i. e.
T. C.] Lynch, © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E ump.
305410; Thomas C. Lynch & George Slama, Wichita
Falls, Tex. 35130
Cavatina; w & arr. of m Samuel Richard Gaines, m
Joachim Raff; with violin. 1. Mixed cho. - 2.
Women’s cho. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107032,
107033; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
35131, 35132
Celtic litany; English tr. Nigel McNeill, w adapted
& mH. S. Roberton; mixed cho. © July 24, 1942;
E for. 67278; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow. - 35133
Central avenue lullaby blues; song. © 1 c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306560; Winifred R. Bishop, Los
Angeles. 35134
Challenge; w Frederick L. Hosmer, m M. Flora
Todd; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Aug. 22, 1942; E pub.
107225; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 35135
Champion of the world; song, m Clarence Marvin
Jones. © July 9, 1942; E pub. 106853; Julia Mae
Anderson, New York. 35136
Chanting the song; w & m Elton Menno Roth; mixed
cho, © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107050; Boston
music co., Boston. : 35137
Charge against a bully enemy; pf. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305515; Ferdinand R. Lhotak, Wayne,
Pa. 35138
Charlie McCarthy; song, w Rose M. Bland. © 1 c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307264; Miriam Simmonds,
St. Louis. 35139
Charlotte; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305320; Philip Victor D’Agostino, Wallingford,
Conn. 35140
Charming Louise; w & melody. © 1 c. June 25,
1942; E unp. 306322; Robert W. Dotzauer, Fair-
bank, Ja. 35141
Charrito (El); letra y melodfa. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307341; Agustin Zendejas, Pamona,
Calif. 35142
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
35176
Cheer up and be glad; song. © July 10, 1942; E
_ pub. 107306; Ward F. Printz, Reading, Pa. 35143
Cheer up-and shout; song. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307752; Elmer Raymond Arch, Rochester,
Minn. 35144
Cheer up old boy; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307280; Edmund A. Thiem, Lansing,
Mich. 35145
Cheerio; w & m Julie Gay [pseud. of Julie Petersen]
© Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107175; Julie Petersen,
San Francisco. 35146
Cheerio soldier boy; song, m Gladys S. Mosher.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306497; Faye Patter-
son, Great Neck, N. Y. 35147
Chelsea Bridge; by Billy Strayhorn; pf. © Aug. 24,
1942; EB pub. 107162; Tempo music, inc., New
York. 35148
Cherie; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307674; Bessie Florence Lichtenstein,
Los Angeles. 35149
Cherry blossoms; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305547; Lily Weise, Idaho Falls, Id. 35150
Cherry bounce; w H. Grant, melody P. Abraham.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305534; Colonial
music pub. co., inc., New York. 35151
Chihuahua Coahuila; Mexican folk melodies, w & m
arr. Severo Muguerza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306197; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey,
N. L., Mexico. 35152
Child Jesus came to earth this day; Christmas
anthem, w Hans Anderson, m from Andantino,
op. 99, no. 8, by Gustav Merkel, arr. Alfred
Whitehead; mixed voices; organ acc. © Aug. 21,
1942; E pub. 107131; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 35153
Childhood days; song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305363; Mrs. R. O. Killion,
Emporia, Kan. 35154
Chiqui-cha; guaracha, letra y m Don Pedro, Clemen
Gonzalez y Ramon Monchito [pseud. of Ramon
Navedo] © July 27, 1942; E pub. 106731; Robbins
music corp., New York. 35155
Chiu, chiu; corrido mexicano, letra y m Nicanor
Molinare, arr. Julio Rosemberg; ptes. d’org. ©
Feb. 28, 1942; E for. 67296; Ediciones inter-
nacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires. 35156
Chk’k chk’k for morale; song, w Scottie [i.e. Charles]
Smith. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306457;
Elenoir Norton, Lexington, Mass. 35157
Chop chop chop; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306898; Newton Emmert Shank, Pasadena,
Md. 35158
Christ, be with me; song, w from inscription on
breast plate of St. Patrick. © July 25, 1942; E
pub. 106874; Dorothe Anderson Lanning, Coronado,
Calif. 35159
1323
Christ has assured my soul; w & m Ellen Zenaide
Dempsey, arr. Ellen Johnson. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307758; Zenaide E. Dempsey, Cleve-
land. 35160
Christ Jesus Savior; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 308088; Matthew Henry Kleiner,
Graham, Tex. 35161
Christ our victory; hymn. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub.
106826; Virginia May Westmoreland, Escondido,
Calif. 35162
—w & mG. L. Taylor & G: Raymond White; pf.
© 1 c. Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 306026; Gaylord
Lyman Taylor, Oakland, Calif. 35163
Christen people; w G. R. Woodward, m of 17th
century Italian Christmas carol, arr. John Reymes-
King; mixed voices; organ acc. © Aug. 21, 1942;
E pub. 107129; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York.
35164
Christmas bells; Christmas carol-anthem, w Henry
W. Longfellow, m Nadine Moore; sop. & alto. ©
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107139; H. W. Gray co., inc.,
New York. 35165
Clear the way; w & melody Bert Weinlaeder. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306493; Bertha Wein-
laeder, Teaneck, N. J. 35166
Cleopatra is her name; w & melody Jack Almer.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E «np. 305623; Arthur
Weintraub, Asheville, N. C. 35167
Cocoanut dance; by Andrew Hermann, arr. Paul
Yoder; concert band pts. © June 19, 1942; E pub.
107311; Broadcast music, inc., New York. 35168
Cofo’ late; march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306761; Eunice Holton Schlosky, Boston. 35169
Cold winter papa; w & melody Irene Higginbotham.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305974; Beacon
music co., New York. 35170
Colita (La) del raton; rumba, letra y m Don Fabian;
pf. © Apr. 30, 1942; E for. 67213; Ediciones
internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires. 35171
Columbia; song, arr. Charles L. Johnson. © 1 c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306098; Robert A. Dalton,
Kansas City, Mo. 35172
Columbia, the gem of the ocean; pf. acc. arr. H. O.
Henneman. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 106945;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 35173
Com’ é bello vivere, fox-trot-swing, da Zizi & c.,
parole Ada Salvatore e Umberto Bertini, m La-
dislao Szilagyi, arr. Virgilio Ripa; pti. d’orch.
© Dec. 31, 1939; E for. 67083; S. a. edizioni
’ Suvini-Zerboni, Milan. 35174
Come along, boys; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; Eunp. 305355; Richardene Puryear, Augusta,
Ga. 35175
Come back to Arué; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E
unp. 305704; Joseph Emil Morhardt, jr., Bishop,
Calif. 35176
Ee
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35177 ; t. 3,.n. Bs, wae
Come brethren, do not tarry; hymn, wtr. & m
transcribed. © June 12, 1942; E pub. 106585;
Paul Friesen Barkman, Henderson, Neb. 35177
Come buy a bond; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305894; Ruby A. Holworthy, Lindsay,
Calif. 35178
Come Jane; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp. 307712; Bessie G. Glasser, New York.
35179
Come, my love, return to me; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306784; K. T. Harris, Booneville, Miss.
35180
Come on, America; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305439; Anna May Taylor, Banning,
Calif. 35181
Come on and cheer; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306736; Dorothy Helen Elkind, Belmont, Mass.
35182
Come on and smile; song, pf. arr. George C.
Murphy. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305749;
Roy Walter Swanson, Minneapolis. 35183
Come on, let’s fight; pf., withw. © 1 c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307555; Frankie Kluse, Altadena,
Calif. 35184
Come on, my buddies; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306783; Ada Jameson, Kansas City, Mo. 35185
Come, sail with me; w Annette Smith [pseud. of
G. Cravath], mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 307206; Grace Cravath, Seattle.
35186
Come where my love lies dreaming; w & m Stephen
C. Foster, arr. J. Thomas Oakes; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © July 24, 1942; E pub. 106861; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 35187
Comfort; w Herbert J. Brandon, m Frank Wilcock;
in F. © July 21, 1942; E for. 67260; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London. 35188
Coming home; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © lc. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306041;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 35189
Commandos a-weigh; w & m Jack [i. e. J.J.] Dawson
& Sally [i. e.O. E.] Dawson. © 1c. July 28, 1942;
E unp. 306033; John Jefferson Dawson & Orpha
Elverda Dawson, Pasadena. 35190
Communication; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Feb. 6,
1942; E unp. 298008; Roosevelt school, 1942
sixth grade class, San Bernardino, Calif. 35191
Company A, 140th infantry; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306293; Lester
Skinner, Los Angeles. 35192
Concerto; by Dennis Wright; B flat cornet & mili-
tary band pts., with conductor. © June 30, 1942;
E for. 67197; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
35193
Concerto for oboe and strings; by Domenico
Cimarosa, arr. Arthur Benjamin. 1. Oboe or
clarinet & pf. Sc. & pts. - 2. Orch. sc. © Aug.
14, 28, 1942; E for. 67205, 67291; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 35194, 35195
- Concerto for the piano with orchestra; by Carlos
Chavez; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © June 16, 1942; E pub.
107263; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 35196
Concerto for two violons; by J. S. Bach, arr. Lionel
Tertis; solo viola. © Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67206;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., London. 35197
Concerto for viola and orchestra; by Alexandro
Rolla, pf. reduction Karl Weigl, ed. Sydney Beck;
viola & pf. © May 5, 1942; E pub. 106099; New
York public library, New York. 35198
Concerto for violoncello & orchestra; by Luigi
Boccherini, original cadenzas Luigi Silva, pf.
reduction Karl Weigl, ed. Sydney Beck; violoncello
& pf. © June 10, 1942; E pub. 106921; New York
public library, New York. 35199
Concerto in A minor; opening movement, Edvard
Grieg, arr. Carl Richter; pf. © June 11, 1942;
E pub. 106997; Bach music co., Henry Dellafield,
sole owner, Boston. 35200
Concerto in D major for violoncello solo and string
orchestra; by Luigi Boccherini, original cadenzas
Luigi Silva, ed. Sydney Beck. Sc. & pts. © June
10, 1942; E pub. 106922; New York public library,
New York. 35201
Concerto per violoncello e orchestra; di G. F.
Malipiero; pf. e violoncello. © Dec. 31, 1939; E
for. 67112; S. a. edizioni Suvini-Zerboni, Milan.
35202
Confidentially; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306073; Bert Gilmore, Meadville, Pa. 35203
Conneautee; Indian song. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub.
107240; Lee Reynolds, Edinboro, Pa. 35204
Constantemente [and] Mi lindo bohio; guajira: pf.,
with w. © July 22, 1942; E for. 67304; Eliseo
Grenet, Havana. 35205
Constantly yours; w & melody G. W. Sims. © le.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305378; Rita V. Sims &
George Washington Sims, Santa Monica, Calif.
35206
Convoy song; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E uup. 306461; John T. Ackerson, Fair Lawn, N. J.
35207
Cool of the day; w O. M. Smith, m V. M. Critcher;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307125; Oma
Montgomery Smith, Seymour, Ind. & Viola M.
Critcher, Indianapolis. 35208
Corregidor, we’re coming back to you; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306500; Constantine
F. Barth, Safety Harbor, Fla. 35209
Corregidor, your name shall live forever more;
song, mC. Isabel Mayer. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306395; Sylvia I. Davis, New Canton, Ill.
35210
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no. 8, 1942
Corsage of roses; fox-trot, w John Chernega, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305447;
William Fox, New York. 35211
Could I help it; w Faith Travers [pseud. of E.
Grace], m Mary Dennis [pseud. of E. M. Reid] ©
Aug. 3, 1942; E for. 67196; Edith Grace & Eva May
Reid, Toronto. 35212
Covey’s waltz; w Ethel Durfee, & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305830; Fahy Martin Durfee,
Circleville, Utah. 35213
Cowboy’s prayer; w Charles Badger Clark, jr.,
melody Bob Miller. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E ump.
306126; Bob Miller, inc., New York. 35214
Cow-cowboogie; from Swing symphony, w & m Don
Raye & Gene De Paul. © Aug. 13, 1942; E pub.
107034; Leeds music corp., New York. 35215
Cowpunchers’ waltz; w & m Lee David, James
Cavanaugh & John Redmond. © Aug. 1, 1942; E
pub. 107021; Bob Miller, inc., New York. 35216
Cows’ milk and honey; song, m Ralph Sarager. ©
1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305677; Rose Vering,
San Leandro, Calif. 35217
Crab Town; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307258; Byron Gay, Annapolis. 35218
Cradle song; by V. Rebikoff, transcribed; flute,
oboe or violin & pf. © Aug. 27, 1942; Epub.
107320; Quinto Maganini, Greenwich, Conn. 35219
——English w Wladimir Lakond [pseud. of Walter
Lake], m V. Rebikoff, rev. & ed.; women’s cho.
© Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107319; Quinto Maganini,
Greenwich, Conn. 35220
—from Tulip time, w & arr. of m Earl Brent &
Ralph Freed, mW. A. Mozart. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306054; Loew's, inc., New York.
35221
Cranky Yankee; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306112; Thomas Patton Mock, Flushing, N. Y.
35222
Create in me a clean heart; Biblical w; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Aug. 22, 1942; E pub. 107075;
Carl Albert Scholin, St. Louis. 35223
Crescent City blues; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306583; Norman P. Landry, sr.,
New Orleans. 35224
Creyendo en que me amabas (Believing you loved
me); folksong, collected & tr. F. G. de Strickroth,
m arr. Lue Alice Keller. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942;
E unp. 305420; Flavia G. de Strickroth, La Habra
Heights, Calif. 35225
Cross your heart; w & melody Raymond Villarreal
[i-e. Romeo Villarreal] Quintanilla. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306083; Romeo Villarreal Quin-
tanilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 35226
Crossing over; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305792; Mildred West Hoag, Jenings, La.
35227
496656 O - 42 - 2
1325
35242
Cupid’s dart; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306803;
Perry G. G. Childs, South Porcupine, Ont.,
Canada. 35228
Curio shop; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305402;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 35229
Czardas; melody A. De Feo. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942
E unp. 305528; Colonial music-pub. co., inc.,
New York. 35230
Dakota days; operetta. © Aug. 18, 1942; D 76161;
B. Ellen Britton, Sioux Falls, S. D. 35230*
Dakota sunset; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of
Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306781; Hermyna Weiss, Madison, S. D. 35231
Dalhart’s (Vernon) new song album; w&m V.
Dalhart, Bobby Gregory, Joe Davis & others. ©
Qct. 29, 1937; E pub. 106946; Mayfair music corp.,
New York. 35232
Dan Cupid brought you back again; pf. treble, with
w. ©l1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307041; Zelma
Halverson, Helena, Mont. 35233
Dancing doll; by Ed. Poldini, arr. James McLeod;
condensed conductor. © 1c. July 8, 1942; E unp.
305428; KSTP, inc., St. Paul. 35234
Dancing fool; musical play, m Robert N. Schanzer.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; D 76162; Harry Behar, New
York. 35234*
Dancing in moonlight; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305314; Sarah R. Miller, New Orleans. 35235
Dangerous enemy agent; from Shadow of a lady, by
Herbert Stothart. © ic. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305395; Loew’s, inc., New York. 35236
Danse bohemienne; from The fair maid of Perth,
by Georges Bizet, arr. Harold Perry; orch. pts.
© Aug. 28, 1942; E for. 67292; Hawkes &son
{London) ltd., London. 35237
Danse macabre; w Henri Cazalis, m C. Saint-Saens,
w adapted & m arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz; women’s
2-pt. voices. © July 24, 1942; E pub. 106926;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 35238
Danza; by Lawrence Fogelberg; B flat clarinet
quartet or Sextet. Sc. & pts. © Aug. 12, 1942; E
pub. 106962; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
35239
Dark eyes; w & m Andy Razaf; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305996; Leeds music corp., New York.
35240
Darling be good and remember; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307076;
Dora Salwachter, Evansville, Ind. 35241
Darling, do not cry; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306913;
Assunta Maino, Jersey City. 35242
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35243 ; pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
Darling, do not forget; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© ic. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305587; Thelma
Payne, Hiwassee Dam, N. C. ; 35243
Darling, just make up your mind; w Florence Robin-
son, & melody; inC. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307688; James M. Baumgratz, Philadelphia.
35244
Darn U; melody Rex Stewart. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306345; Robbins music corp., New York.
35245
Das kommt vom Huppsassa; v. Rudolf Nelson; pf.
© 1c. July 28, 1942; E unp. 303958; Max Westebbe,
Albany. 35246
Davis Jimmie) song folio; compiled Howard Wilson.
© July 28, 1942; E pub. 107156; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 35247
Dawn O’Day on Broadway; w Daniel Flannery, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307127;
Edwin A. Bates, New York. 35248
Dawn patrol; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307104; James Porter, Washing-
ton, Pa. 35249
Day dreams; by Milo Stevens; pf. © Aug. 21, 1942;
E pub. 107222; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
35250
Day I looked into your eyes; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307153; Otis E. Pollard &
Virgil Johnson, Los Angeles. 35251
Days gone by; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307290; Charles Folds Mitchell, Rye, N. Y.
35252
Days of darkness; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307345; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 35253
Days when I called you my own; waltz ballad. ©
lc. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307161; Michael F.
Streber, Vancouver, Canada. 35254
De bottom lan’; w & m George A. Miller. © Aug.
6, 1942; E pub. 107192; Mills music, inc., New
York. 35255
De happy land; w & arr. of mC. Elam, m F. Roane.
© 1c. July 30, 1942; E unp. 306009; Claude Elam
& Frank Roane, Richmond. 35256
Dear dear old pal; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305665; Jenny
D. C. Mcintosh, Nelson, B. C., Canada. 35257
Dear Johnny; w& melody. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306387; Dudley Nix, San Francisco. 35258
Dear little scrapbook; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306786; Janet E. Packer, Cranford, N. J. 35259
Dear old lady; song, melody Harry Freeman. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306212; Pauline S.
Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass. 35260
Dear sis; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306802;
Alphie E. Keller, Canton, O. 35261
Dear son; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307493; Pearl McDonald, St.
Ignatius, Mont. 35262
Dear son Buddy; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306571; Edward L. Larson, Wheeling, Ill. 35263
Dear sweetheart; song. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp.
305035; Eva Burgess, Thompsonville, Conn.
35264
Dearest darling; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306147;
Everett L. Kirby, Bunny, Ark. 35265
Debutante blues; w Betsy Chamberlain; pf. © lc.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307708; Phyllis Mary Sher-
man, Bronxville, N. Y. 35266
Debutante’s diary; by Alec Wilder; pf. © Aug. 8,
1942; E pub. 107118; Regent music corp., New
York. 35267
Dedication to those who fell; song, w Tony Dason
[pseud. of Anthony Diaczun] © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306091; Aurelia Burgess Cittadino, Long
Island City, N. Y. 35268
Deep down lonely blues; w A. S. Lee, melody O. E.
Herrmann. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307999;
A. Smith Lee & Otto E. Herrmann, Stamford,
Conn. 35269
Deep ina rose; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306252; Arthur Alfred Mancini, Martinez,
Calif. 35270 -
Defenders of America; march; solo cornet con-
ductor, with w. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E ump.
306125; John Peter Koscielny, Vero Beach, Fla.
35271
Delivery boy bounce; melody, with pf. acc. © lc.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306552; David M. Hochberg,
New York. 35272
Delta gamma Songs; arr. Irene Rodgers & others.
© May 21, 1942; E pub. 107011; Delta gamma
fraternity, Dayton, O. 35273
Democracy; w & melody. © ic. Aug. 18, 1942; E
unp. 306207; Ruth Woodward, Los Angeles. 35274
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307288; Thomas White, Maspeth, N. Y. 35275
Democracy marches; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942;
E unp. 306003; George Francis Kenney, Saugus,
Mass. 35276
Democracy willnever die; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307338; Harry
H. Thompson, Hagerstown, Md. 35277
Desert is heaven to-nite; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305589; John Francis McDonald,
Twentynine Palms, Calif. 35278
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35316
no. 8, 1942
Desert night; w & m William A. Schnell; double
mixed cho. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 106833; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago. 35279
Desert suite; condensed orch. sc. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305369; Robin Forrest Taylor, Holly-
wood, Calif. 35280
Desgraciado (El) dfa (The unhappy day); folksong,
collected & tr. F. G. de Strickroth, m arr. Lue
Alice Keller. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp. 305418;
Flavia G. de Strickroth, La Habra Heights, Calif.
35281
Design for dreams; w Bissell Palmer, m Charles
Boutelle. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107030; Latin
Amer. pub. corp., New York. 35282
Destination unknown; w & melody Paul Roberts. ©
lc. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305269; Paul Robert
Metivier, Skowhegan, Me. 35283
Destiny’s own Detroit; w & m Al Weeks. © Aug.
26, 1942; E pub. 107282; Carl Sobie publisher,
Detroit. 35284
Developing instrumental musicianship; composed,
compiled & arr. Irving Cheyette & Edwin M.
Salzman. 1. B flat instruments. - 2. E flat instru-
ments. - 3. Viola. © Mar. 20, Aug. 10, 20, 1942;
E pub. 106919, 106868, 107401; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 35285-35287
— —1l. F instruments. - 2. C instruments.
- 3. Bass clef instruments. © Aug. 3, 1942; E
pub. 106865-106867; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
35288-35290
Diana; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306181; Enoch Calvin Teague, Oakland, Calif.
35291
Did you ever dream a soldier’s dream; w & melody
Harry J. Steinhauser. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305256; Memorie music pub. co., Hollywood,
Calif. 35292
Did you get your kiss; song. © lc. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305349; Jay Montgomery Page, Milton, Mass.
35293
Didn’t you know; w & melody Lew [i.e. L. T.]
Torriere. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 305719;
Louis Thomas Torriere, Somerville, Mass. 35294
Diga a ella; samba, versos Aloysio Oliveira, m
Nestor Amaral. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107287;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 35295
Dimout on Broadway; w Carmene [pseud. of Carmene
Ennis], melody A. Hendrickson. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306504; Al Hendrickson & Carmene
Ennis, Los Angeles. 35296
Disappointed in you; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E
unp. 306672; Reo L. Melton, Battle Creek. 35297
Discontended lady; w & melody B [i. e. E. A. B.]
Verdier. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305754;
Elizabeth Ann Bausman Verdier, Lancaster, Pa.
35298
Ditto-boom; w & m Louise Picerelli, arr. Charles
Young. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307702;
Mary Louise Picerelli, Riverside, R. I. 35299
Dixie Belle; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 306610; John Elliott Mulgrew, Moscow, Pa.
35300
Dixie’s on the march again; w & m Elizabeth [i.e.
E. E.] St. Claire. © July 20, 1942; E pub. 106818;
Elba Elizabeth St. Claire, San Francisco. 35301
Do apple blossoms bloom in Normandie; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 306993; Harold Royal
Gibson, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 35302
Do - come with me; w & melody; in C. © lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306401; Polly Dorothy
Mikulak, South Bend, Ind. 35303
Do dreams come true; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305509; Frieda Adele Armond-
Newman, New York. 35304
Do re mi fa; song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E unp.
305435; William Mcpherson, Norfolk, Va. 35305
Do we love the U. S. A. - I'll say; song. © 1c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305918; Idamae Black,
Chicago. 35306
Do you hear; song. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306366; Andrew J. Reisz, San Diego, Calif. 35307
Do you mind, Susie Belle; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306239; Alta B.
Lintz, Bend, Or. 35308
Do you think so, I know so, there’ll be a United
Nations victory; w & melody. © 1c. July 30, 1942;
E unp. 305405; Marius Cedric Phillips, Chanute,
Kan. 35309
Do your share to save Old Glory; song, melody M.
C. Sax. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305004; Clara
Musser, Laingsburg, Mich. 35310
Doggie in the park; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306485; Paul P. Robinson, Kew
Gardens, N. Y. 35311
Doggone, I’ve been missing you; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306617; Harry Mitchell,
Des Moines. 35312
Don JoSe; paso doble, Frederick G. Charrosin; orch.
pts. © June 12, 1942; E for. 67230; Bosworth &
co., ltd., London. 35313
Don’t be away long, baby; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307734; Wilson
Irwin, Hamlet, N. C. 35314
Don’t blackout the lovelight in your eyes for me;
song, m Red [i.e. Elma Atkinson] Mizell. © 1 c.
Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307541; Ida Mae Haynie
Atkinson, Birmingham, Ala. 35315
Don’t do it, darling; w & m Zeke [i.e. Leo] Manners.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107434; Shapiro, Bern-
Stein & co., inc., New York. 35316
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Don’t feel blue; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942;
E upp. 305414; Samuel Perry Griffin, La Porte,
Ind. 35317
Don't find fault with Uncle Sammy; arr. John Carr;
pfi., withw. © ic. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306462;
Dorothy Lawson, Bentonville, Ark. 35318
Don’t forget to remember; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306086; Romeo Villarreal Quinta-
nilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 35319
Don’t forget your sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306398; Laura Ruth Cox,
East Setauket, L. 1, N. Y. 35320
Don’t know when; song. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E
unp. 307052; Lawrence James Mackey, LaFayette,
Ind. 35321
Don’t let down the Flag that never let you down; w &
melody Billy Arden [pseud. of Boleslaw Zielinski];
pi. treble. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305242;
Boleslaw Zielinski, Buffalo. 35322
Don’t let me down; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306828; Jean Herron, Wassaic, N. Y. 35323
Don’t let things get you down; pf., with w. © 1c.
Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305855; Bertie Raymour
Emery, Los Angeles. 35324
Don’t let your brother down; w & m Bert Child &
L. Haimes. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307513;
Louise Haimes, New York. 35325
Don’t put a ring around Rosie, ’cause Rosie’ll run
you around; w & melody Kay Werner, Sue Werner
& Larry Marino. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E ump.
305993; Leeds music corp., New York. 35326
Don’t put me on a ration of love; w & m Harry
Pease, Arthur Terker & Irv Carroll. © Apr. 24,
1942; E pub. 107201; Mills music, inc., New York.
35327
Don’t ration love; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306474; Ann Oldham, New York.
35328
Don’t ration love out to me; song, m Gladys S.
Mosher. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306393;
Faye Patterson, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. 35329
Don’t say good-night so soon; song. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306512; Marian Cavanaugh, Alameda,
Calif. 35330
Don’t shed tears while I’m gone; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305580;
Sarah Garrow & John Garrow, Willsboro, N. Y.
35331
Don’t wait to marry me; w& melody. © 1 c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306519; David D. Schubert,
Wichita. 35332
Don’t wait to say you love me; w R. North, melody
R. Shedd. © 1 c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 305011;
Roy North & Ruby Shedd, Chicago. 35333
Don’t wonder about Him; song. © 1 c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305776; Anne Crumell Graham,
New York. 35334
Don’t worry; w & m Margaret Alger. © 1 c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307309; Carl Sobie publisher, ©
Detroit. 35335
Don’t you remember; w Estelle M. Davis & Bob
Buhler, melody E. M. Davis. © 1 c. Aug. 4, 1942;
E unp. 306686; Peer internatl. corp., New York.
35336
Don’t you worry, Susie; song. © Aug. 20, 1942; E
pub. 107169; Dora Lurie, New York. 35337
Doo (The) dat; w& m Don Raye & Gene De Paul.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307193; Leeds music
corp., New York. 35338
Doolittle; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306572; Edward L. Larson, Wheeling, Il. 35339
Dorothea Jane; w Myrle Chilcothe, m Edward C.
Adams. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305691;
Elmer Edgar Jordan, Kansas City, Mo. 35340
Doug, Doug, Doug MacArthur; song. © 1 c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307063; Pearl L. Southworth,
Morristown, N. Y. 35341
Down at the old stock yards; w & melody; in C.
© ic. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307481; Martin
Joseph Burke, Chicago. 35342
Down Clover Blossom Lane; w Charlie [i.e. Charles]
Purvis, mA. A. Rock. © 1c. July 25, 1942; E
unp. 305421; Charles Purvis & Arthur A. Rock,
Ramona, Calif. 35343
Down in Sweetheart Lane; w & m Ray Hibbeler &
C. E. Hermann. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107102;
Charles E. Hermann, Hamburg, Pa. 35344
Down the highway to Berlin; song. © le. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307156; Curtis Lee White, Akron, O.
35345
Down to earth; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306470; Frederick Albert LeBlanc, New Orleans.
35346
Dream come true; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308172; Harriet Gertrude Lemley
Laubach, Windgap, Pa. 35347
Dream girl of my heart; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305662; Tillie Larson, Rhinelander, Wis. 35348
Dream (A) of romance; by Cecil Chadwick; pf. ©
June 4, 1942; E for. 67238; Bosworth & co., ltd.,
London. 35349
Dream on, sweet dream girl; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306871; Elizabeth Helen Kurriger, Muscatine, Ia.
35350
Dream peddler; song. € 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E
unp. 305702; Helen Janet Spencer, Greenville,
Tex. 35351
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Dream pedlary; w Thomas Lovell Beddoes; mixed
cho. © July 24, 1942; E for. 67279; Hugh S. \
Roberton, Glasgow. 35352
Dream (A) remembered; song. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306375; Martha Carolyn Adams, Portland,
Me. 35353
Dream rider; by Oscar [i. e. G. O.] Young; solovox,
with pf. acc. © 1c. July 6, 1942; E unp. 305490;
George Oscar Young, Boulder Creek, Calif. 35354
Dream, soldier boy; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307550; James Paparides, Philadel-
phia. 35355
Dream (The) that Jack built; w & m Earl Anton
[pseud. of Earl Antonucci] © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306101; Earl Antonucci, Buffalo. 35356
Dream that you are; w& melody. © ic. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305271;.E. Stanley Adams, Los
Angeles. 35357
Dream world; w Dena Faye [i.e. D. F. Smith],
melody D. L. Simmons. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306509; Donald Lewis Simmons & Dena Faye
Smith, Kansas City, Mo. 35358
Dream your little dreams dear; w & melody By
George [pseud. of M. N. Kepp] & Cabby [i.e. M. N.]
Kepp. © 1c. July 27, 1942; E unp. 306338; Morris
Nathan Kepp, St. Louis. 35359
Dreamer’s (A) love affair; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306838; Ralph Reichard, jr., Sharon, Pa.
35360
Dreaming; song, m Leo. Richard & Hector Richard.
© ic. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307626; Bertha Joslyn,
Island Falls, Me. 35361
‘Dreaming of you; song, melody L. M. Fisher. © 1
c. July 8, 1942; E unp. 305897; Leanora M. Fisher
& Caroline Vannatta, Idaville, Ind. 35362
Dreaming of you sweetheart; song. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1942; E unp. 306328; Julia Lambremont, Convent,
La. 35363
Dreams; by Anton Strelezki, arr. William C. Steere;
organ. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107216; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 35364
Dreams at eventide; w Herbert J. Brandon, m
Horace Keats. © June 30, 1942; E for. 67262;
Chappell & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia. 35365
Dreams for two; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1942; E unp. 305407; William G. Holdsworth,
Detroit. 35366
Dreams of Solfomby Francinsadit; symphony orch.
sc. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306990; Earnest
Andersson, Los Angeles. 35367
Dreamy prairie moon; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E ump.
306778; Elsie Thompson, Atlanta, Ind. 35368
Drink to me only with thine eyes; w Ben Jonson,
arr. S. Earle Blakeslee; double mixed cho. ©
June 1, 1942; E pub. 107007; Frank Pallma, Chi-
cago. 35369
Drop a nickel in the moon, you will get your tune;
song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307663; Joseph
V. Peak, Hazleton, Pa. 35370
Drop your guns, you Japs; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306495; Michael Fraulino, Man-
chester, Conn. 35371
Dude wranglers; song. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub.
107318; Ernest W. Lewis, San Francisco. 35372
E triantria; song. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307397; George Zaharatos, New Haven. 35373
Each night I pray for you; w Josephine M. Mirkovich,
melody David Steele [pseud. of Joseph M. Mir-
kovich] © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306487;
Joseph Marion Mirkovich, San Francisco. 35374
Each night I pray to God; pf., withw. © lc. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306492; Wanda Joanna Frays,
Centreville, Mich. 35375
Eagle squadron; by Frank Skinner; conductor. 1.
Main title. - 2. End cast. © 1 c. each Aug. 7,
1942; E unp. 305590, 305600; Universal music
corp., New York. 35376, 35377
Echo from the hills of home; song, m John Kiplinger.
© 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306070; Charles
Hugh Gravett, Columbus, O. 35378
Echo of Hawai-i; w & melody Ray Meany. © lic.
Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 306687; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 35379
Echoes of the past; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307001; Everett Wesley Westcott,
Shelby, O. 35380
Ecué; afro-cubano, letra y m Maria Teresa Morales.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306897; Pan-Amer.
music co., inc., New York. 35381
Eena, meena, mi-na, mo; waltz, Frederic Groton,
op. U, no. 1; pf. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107048;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New York. 35382
Egg (The) trick; from Tulip time, consists of Over
the waves, by J. Rosas, arr. Franz Waxman. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306055; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 35383
Eighteen seventy five; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307615; Wallace G. Anderson, Seattle.
35384
Elmer’s liddle brudder Willie; song. © 1 c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305948; Claudine Smith Gerecke,
Garden City, Kan, i 35385
Embarrassed in Paris;w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306707; Priscilla Beacham Stanton,
Baltimore. 35386
Empty arms; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306900; Rita Catherine Davis, Norfolk, Va.
35387
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35388
End of summer; foxtrot, w & melody Jack Stover
{i-e. J. G. Stover, jr.] © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp.
306188; John Gilland Stover, jr., Oakmont, Pa.
35388
Engineer's danghter; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. i,
1942; E unp. 307812; Oliver Morgan Barres, jr.,
Bethlehem, Pa. 35389
Ensenada; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306948; Agnes Hendricks, Los
Angeles. 35390
Entr’acte; ballet, Vladimir Dukelsky; pf. © 1 c.
Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 305010; Sprague-Coleman,
inc., New York. 35391
Es la ultima conga; conga, letra y m DonContreras;
pf. © Apr. 30, 1942; E for. 67215; Ediciones
internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires. 35392
Escribeme; letra y melodfa. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306274; Tony Colon, Brooklyn. 35393
Esposizione internazionale New York world’s fair;
instrumental. © 1 c. Mar. 13, 1942; E unp.
307460; Fortunato Apicella, New Haven. 35394
Eternity waltz; song, w H. Briggs. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 306728; Harriette Briggs & Myllicent
Brown, New York. 35395
Etude A-waltz; 2 violins & pf. © Aug. 21, 1942; E
pub. 107308; Larkin Craig Chandler, New York.
35396
Etuden zur erganzung des lten und 2ten bandes der
violinschule von Joseph Joachim und Andreas
Moser; v. Alfred von Sponer, op. 34. hft. 1, nr.
1-10. - hft. 2, nr. 11-20. © Dec..10, 1916; E for.
67228, 67229; N. Simrock, Leipzig.
35397, 35398
Evening bells; w J. Jesko, jr., melody M. P. Hilko.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306263; John Fesko,
jr. & Michael P. Hilko, Garfield, N. J. 35399
Evening’s dream; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306486; Paul P. Robinson, Kew Gardens,
N. Y. 35400
Eventide; w Stanley Adams, melody Arthur Gershwin
& Doris Fisher. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307401; Hobbins music corp., New York. 35401
Ever be faithful, brave and true; song, m Noel
Bear. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 305901; Jeff
C. Warren, Altus, Okl. 35402
Every day; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305277; Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San Diego, Calif.
35403
Every time I contact you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306751; Mary Davies Estabrook,
Lowville, N. Y. 35404
Everybody every payday; w Tom [i. e. Thomas M. ]
Adair, m Dick [i.e. Richard R.] Uhl. © 1 c. Aug.
25, 1942; E unp. 306693; Henry Morgenthau, jr.,
secretary of the treasury, Washington. 35405
1330
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Everybody knows it - but you; w Beth Durkee, m
Jack [i.e. J. P.] English, jr. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306122; John Patrick English, jr., Stoneham,
Mass. - 35406
Everyday; song, melody Orlando Maida. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 307237; Daniel Gentilcore,
Pittsburgh. 35407
Everything is under control; march fox-trot, w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307022;
Henry Gershwin Mazlen, Washington. 35408
Everywhere, anywhere; song, m Kenneth Scheibal
& Tom [i.e. H. W.] Sawyer. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942;
E unp. 307306; Harold Wilson Sawyer, Richmond
Heights, Mo. 35409
Everywhere I go; song, m Mary Elizabeth Gaiser.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305843; William
Harmon Gaiser, Camp Beauregard, La. 35410
Evocacion de la pampa; letra y m Martin la Sierra.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307678; Martin Gil H.,
New York. 35411
Ev rybody got to die; negro spiritual, arr. Granville
Bantock; mixed cho. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for.
67264; Novello & co., itd., London. 35412
Ev’ rywhere; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306624; Berg Wilmington Plummer, Alton,
il. 35413
Eyes like the dark blue sky; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305798; Glenn G. Hubbel,
Jackson, Mich. 35414
Eyes of blue; song, arr. H. J. Flumerfeldt. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306768; Anthony Panzica,
jr., Eggertsville, N. Y. 36415
Faith in you; w & melody Whitey [i. e. W. A.] Neu-
wirth, © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306716;
William Adolph Neuwirth, Alientown, Pa. 35416
False letters; song. © July 15, 1942; E pub. 107209;
Norman Walter Baxter, Philadelphia. 35417
Familiar things; w G. H. Johnston, m C. W. Erden-
brecher. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307057;
George H. Johnston & Charles W. Erdenbrecher,
San Francisco. 36418
Fantasy; by Frederick Shepherd Converse; orch.
sc. © lc. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305884; Emma
Tudor Converse, Hancock, N. H. 38419
Farewell my dear; melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307266; Louis Jaffe, Albany. 35420 .
Farewell to you, my blue eyes; w G. Kiehl, melody
D. Negley. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; EB unp. 306929;
D. Negley & George Kiehl, Hollywood, Calif.
; 35421
Fate; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 306957;
Elsie Coff, Los Angeles. 35422
Father in New York; from Tulip time, by Franz
Waxman. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306056;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 35423
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
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35459
no. 8, 1942
Father MacArthur; w & melody Jimmy [i. e. J. L.]
McCall. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307137;
Jameston L. McCall, Washington. 35424
_ Father Thy will be done; hymn. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308174; Alice Margaret French,
Merced, Calif. 35425
Favorite hymns for children; arr. Karl Schulte,
illustrated Gertrude Elliott. © July 15, 1942; E
pub. 107124; Grosset & Dunlap, inc., New York.
35426
Fear not ye chosen people; song. © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307343; Hazel Benner, Tucson, Ariz.
$5427
Federal union; song. © 1 c. July 17, 1942; E unp.
306326; William Ware Locke, Westwood, Mass.
35428
Fifty famous songs for the harmonica; arr. Hugo
Frey, ed. Harmonica Bill [pseud. of Sam A. Perry]
© June 17, 1942; E pub. 107145; Robbins music
corp., New York. 35429
52 masterpieces for violin and piano; arr. Roger
Halle. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 107255; Belwin,
inc., New York. 35430
Fight; w L. McDonald, melody M. G. Thomas. ©
1 c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305443; Leo McDonald
& Millard Galweston Thomas, New York. 35431
Fight! America fight; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306367; Jean Wain, New
York. 35432
Fight, fight America; song, m Arthur Andre. -©
lc. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305548; GeorgeSchuster,
Miami, Fla. 35433
Fight, fight, fight America; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306469;
Gertrude White, Wichita. 35434
Fight for freedom; pf., with w. © Aug. 10, 1942;
E pub. 106875; Nina Cozine, National City, Calif.
35435
—song. © June 14, 1942; E pub. 107291; Henry
H. Engel, d. b. a. Engel enterprises, New York.
35436
Fight for freedom - remember Pearl Harbor; w &
melody. © ic. July 30, 1942; E unp. 305419; P. A.
Crum, Salem, Ark. 35437
Fight for liberty; song, arr. M. R. Annunziata. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305721; Constantino
Scotese, Utica, N. Y. 35438
Fight for right; song. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307112; Sarah Emma Binder, Philadelphia. 35439
Fight for victory; song, m Catherine Morrison. ©
lc. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305825; Clara Morrison,
San Francisco. 35440
Fight for your rights; w Skippy Firger, & melody.
© 1c. June 13, 1942; E unp. 306007; Esther Harriet
Wolfe, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 35441
1331
Fight for your Uncle Sammy; march, w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305552; William
Joseph Schuble, Evansville, Ind. 35442
Fight in their front yard; w & melody Bubbles [i. e.
D.] Nixon. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 306998;
Daniel Nixon, Albany. 35443
Fight on, America; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306076; John Franklin Carnathan,
Mechanicsburg, Pa. 35444
Fight ’til victory is won; song, melody Lew [l. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 3075699;
Raymond Burlison, Benton, Il. 35445
Fight, you American soldiers; w Larry Young, m
Gary [i.e. Gerhard] Lohr. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306607; Gerhard Lohr, New Haven. 35446
Fighters of Uncle Sam; march; conductor’s sc.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307393; George
Emerick Worth, Hollywood, Calif. 35447
Fighting for freedom; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307072; Ernest W.
Stray, Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada. 35448
Fighting (The) leathernecks; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307027; W. D. Bill Davis,
Chicago. 35449
Final reunion; from Eagle squadron, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
305598; Universal music corp., New York. 35450
Finding God; anthem, w E. C. Flynn, m William Y.
Webbe; 3-pt. mixed voices. © Aug. 21, 1942; E
pub. 107141; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York.
35451
Fireside song; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307586; George H. Hall, Ojai, Calif. 35452
First flight; from Eagle squadron, by Frank Skinner;
conductor. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305592;
Universal music corp., New York. 35453
First (The) hello; w & m Fay Morens [pseud. of
Fanny Moses] © 1 c. July 30, 1942; E unp. 305718;
Fanny Moses, New York. 35454
First, last and forever; w M. H. Milman, melody
C. Lapham. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942: E uap. 306099;
Marion Heller Milman & Claude Lapham, Holly-
wood, Calif. 35455
First prelude for the organ. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306567; Cherry Sale Brown, Murray, Utah.
35456
Fishin’; song. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107241;
Lee Reynolds, Edinboro, Pa. 35457
Five minutes with Waldteufel waltzes; arr. Fred
Hartley; pf. & strings, with flute, clarinet, guit.,
drums & oboe. © June 22, 1942; E for. 67048;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
35458
Five minutes with Waldteufel’s waltzes; arr. Fred
Hartley; pf. © June 26, 1942; E for. 67129; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London. 35459
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35460
pt. 3, n. 8., v. 37
Five waltzes by Schubert; arr. Harold Perry; orch.
pts. © Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67208; Hawkes &
son (London) itd., London. 35460
Fix up the spare-room, mother darling; w & m
Will E. Skidmore, Jack Haggerty & Johnny Thomas.
© Apr. 24, 1942; E pub. 107204; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 35461
Flag of freedom ever in the fore; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305652; Manda Monis Newman, Burlington, Wis.
35462
Flag we love; song, melody Ronald Buck. © lc.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305954; Luther T. Shifflett,
Charleston, S. C. 35463
© ic. Aug. 11, 1942; E ump.
~ 35464
—w & melody.
305540; William McNab, Kenmore, N. Y.
Flammer (Harold) duet album; arr. & compiled
Wallingford Riegger; pf., 4 hands. © July 7, 1942;
E pub. 106277; Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
35465
Flapjacks in de mornin’; w & melody Bert Lind
[pseud. of A. J. Lindberg] © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 305964; Albert J. Lindberg, Everett, Wash.
35466
Fleet air song; song, w Barton E. Day. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306528; Edna Carleton Day,
Pensacola, Fla. 35467
Flight; song, melody Percy W. de Courcy Smale.
© ic. July 25, 1942; E unp. 306030; A. M. Guard
Smale, San Francisco. 35468
Flight preparation; from Eagle squadron, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E ump.
305592; Universal music corp., New York. 35469
Flower of Carmel; w Simon Stock, m John Mathias
. Haffert; organ acc. © July 12, 1942; E pub.
106882; Carmelite fathers of New York, New York.
35470
Flowers on Bataan; song, m C. Isabel Mayer. ©
lc. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306397; Sylvia I. Davis,
New Canton, Il. 35471
Flowing river; song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp.
306561; Kathryn Ann Robinson, Mountain Lakes,
N. J. 35472
Flying fools; w Larry Marton; band sc. © lic. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307696; Myrtlebelle Jarrett,
Mesa, Ariz. 35473
Flying hounds of hell; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307256; Byron Gay, Annapolis.
35474
Flying over Tokyo; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305584; Verna G. Whitehead,
Winston, Mont. 35475
Flying parade; by Elizabeth L. Hopson; pf. © Aug.
5, 1942; E pub. 107126; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 35476
1332
Flying soldiers; w Sidney Danoff, melody jack
Latimer. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; Eunp. 305235;
Norman Katz, Sioux Falls, S. D. 35477
Foglio d’album; by Giacomo Puccini; pf. © Aug.
11, 1942; E pub. 106942; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 35478
Folk song; song, w Waldemar Rieck. @lc. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305989; Russell Snively Gilbert,
New York. 35479
Follow me to victory; w Anna de Vora [i. e. A. D.
Stine], m Victor Xavier [pseud. of Victor Xavier
Granados] © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307503;
Anna de Vora Stine, Chicago. 35480
Food will win the war; by Paul J. Smith; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306434;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif. 35481
Football band; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306042;
Loew’s, inc., New York. $5482
For dear old Uncle Sam; song. © Aug. 19, 1942;
E pub. 107078; Mabel M. Welk, Bridgeport, Conn.
35483
For freedom’s cause and you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307698; John Finlayson,
Cleveland Heights, O. 35484
For freedom’s cause we fight; w R. R. Rains,
melody J. L. Garrou. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
306014; R. R. Rains & John Louis Garrou, Chicago.
35485
For God and home; w C. S. Jarvis, set to m of
Come, O Thou King of Kings. © Aug. 12, 1942;
E pub. 107166; Clarence Sylvester Jarvis, Wash-
ington. 35486
For love of home and country; song. © Aug. 11,
1942; E pub. 106876; Flora Petitt Kazebee, Cleve-
land. 35487
For my country and you; w & melody Sally Ratick
&J. Abrams. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307150;
Joseph Abrams, New York. 35488
For peace; song, w Lillian Reznick Ott. © 1c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307368; Cecelia Binder,
Philadelphia. 35489
For the love of liberty; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 306970; Myrtle S. Blackwood,
Wollaston, Mass. 35490
For the whole duration; w & m Harry §S. Miller &
Bob Hamilton; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
305995; Leeds music corp., New York. 35491
For Vee victory fight you sons of guns; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 306994; John Carl
Drury, Miami, Fla. 35492
For we're marching on to victory; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 307097; James E. Palmer, Albany. 35493
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
For you; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306121;
Bernard Fox, Brooklyn. 35494
Forever and ever and then; w & m J. Rush, arr.
H. L. Edwards. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp.
307222; Helen Louise Edwards & Jean Rush,
Fullerton, Calif. 35495
Forever and forever; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306709; Ruth Woodward, Los Angeles.
35496
Forever, beloved; song, arr. Louis Rosenberger.
© Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 107109; Guy Wilbert
Atherton, St. Paul. 35497
Forever to be; song. © ic. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306862; Dean LeRoy Bussart, Wichita. 35498
Forever yours; w & m Bill [i. e. W. A.] Connelly
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306713; William A.
Connelly, New Haven. 35499
Forgive me for forgetting; song, m Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306169; Bill
Mendonca, Oakland, Calif. 35500
Forsaking all others; w Ruth Jacquot; pf. © 1 c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307706; Phyllis Mary Sher-
man, Bronxville, N. Y. 35501
Forward march America; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306496; Michael Fraulino, Man-
chester, Conn. 35502
Four bagatelles; by Leonard Rafter; pf. © Dec. 24,
1937; E for. 67274; Schott & co., ltd., London.
35503
Four freedoms for all; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306891; Catherine V. Pearce, Oak
Park, Ill. 35504
Four more days to heaven; w & melody, with pf.
treble acc. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305908;
Charles Holloway, Boston. 35505
Four suites; by John Coperario, arr. & ed. Sydney
Beck; string trio, with organ or pf. ace. Sc. &
pts. © June 10, 1942; E pub. 107276; New York
public library, New York. 35506
Franklin D.; song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E ump.
306299; Glenn A. Ray, Venice, Calif. 35507
Frannipanni; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305187; John Sharpe, Coaldale, Pa. 35508
Franzel; landler, Clifton Parker; orch. pts. © May
26, 1942; E for. 67244; Bosworth & co., ltd,
London. 35509
Freddie and his flute; w & m Carol Woodworth &
James Woodworth. © 1 c. July 27, 1942; E unp.
303781; Top music publishers, inc., New York.
35510
Free men of the U. S. A.; w & melody. © ic. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 306415; Wendell Watson Pierce,
North Hollywood, Calif. 35511
1333
35527
Freedom; song. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107248;
Verla M. Giesler, Dodge Center, Minn. 35512
—-w Rodney Bennett, m Roger Quilter; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Aug. 28, 1942; E for. 67288;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 35513
Freedom and liberty; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305686; Margot Ellingson Smith,
Minneapolis. 35514
Freedom for all, forever; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307217;-John Raymond Kelly,
San Antonio. 35515
Freedom’s call; w Alfred E. Wright, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306378; George Henry
Wright, West Springfield, Mass. 35516
Freedom’s echo; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © lc. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305650; j. C.
Greenlee, Indianapolis. 35517
Freedoms, four; w Ben Wilson [pseud. of B. F.
Wupper], m Jack Harmon [pseud. of J. M. Hanert]
© lc. July 27, 1942; E unp. 305437; John M.
Hanert, Wilmette, Hil. & Benjamin F. Wupper,
Chicago. 35518
Friday afternoon; by Arletta May & Hal Mcintyre,
arr. Billy May; orch. pts. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107106; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
35519
From St. Louis I’ll never be free; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307666; Alice Watson
Schoenefeldt, Dormont, Pa. 35520
From the Atlantic to the Pacific; song, w Andrew J.
Petros. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305270;
Fernando Pisapia, Chicago. 35521
From the coast of Maine to the Rockies; w & m
Benny Davis, Russ Morgan & Ted Murry. © Aug.
18, 1942; E pub. 107114; Santly-Joy-Select, inc.,
New York. 35522
From the heart of a soldier boy; song. © Aug. 25,
1942; E pub. 107277; Carl Prichard, Indianapolis.
35523
Finf langsame satze aus den sinfonien; v. Johnnes
Brahms, arr. Max Reger; klavier. © Dec. 14,
1916; E for. 67226; N. Simrock, Leipzig. 35524
Full moon; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 15, 1942;
E unp. 306004; Murray M. Gottlieb, New York.
35525
Full speed ahead; song. © 1c. June 2, 1942; E unp.
306973; Wilma Glenneva Luper, Albany, Or.
35526
Fun with folk tales; text Gertrude Larned Sloane,
m compiled G. L. Sloane & Plowden Kernan. ©
July 11, 1942; D 76163; E. P. Dutton & co., inc.,
New York. 35526*
Funny circus clown; w & m Sidney Forrest; pf. ©
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107217; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 35527
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35928
Furlough from heaven; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 306956; Earle Melvin Boyes, Boise,
Id. 35528
Gabriel’s call to a soul; song, m Lois Newton
Rogers. © 1 c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307267;
Leo E. Reinhart, Fort Worth. 35529
Gallant boy, you've won a place in my heart; song,
mE. E. Menges. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
350791; T. B. Hazard, St. Louis. 35530
Gallivantin’ gal from Galveston; w Johnny Cale &
Mitchell Byron, m Thord Ryden. © Apr. 8, 1942;
E pub. 106897; Paragon music pub. co., New York.
35531
Gardens; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305283;
Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San Diego, Calif.
35532
Gavotte and entrée; by G. F. Handel, transcribed
William Murdoch; violin & pf. © Feb. 16, 1929; E
for. 67255; Schott & co., ltd., London. 35533
Gay rovin’ cowboy; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe,
m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305701; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 35534
Gay wanderer; w from old Polish song [and] Psalm
C; Biblical w: m Frank B. Cookson; 3-pt. mixed
cho. © Apr. 9, 1942; E pub. 106986; Educational
music bureau, inc., Chicago. 35535
Gee! Ain’t the roses sweet; song, arr. Lloyd Hart.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307196; Hal G.
Nichols, Long Beach, Calif. 35536
Gee, but I’m lonesome tonight; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307655; Lucille Selwyn,
Chicago. 35537
Gee! But you’re lovely; waltz, w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 3, 1942; E unp. 305941; Frank Hernandez
Mendoza, San Francisco. 35538
Gee it’s great to be in the navy; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307335; Rosia Huntley, Damariscotta, Me. 35539
Gee, mom, but you’re swell; w & melody John Wade
Lurtz. © lc. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307355;
Lucille B. Fick, Chicago. 35540
Geechy Joe; w & m Cab Calloway, Jack Palmer &
Andy Gibson. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107182;
Mills music, inc., New York. 35541
General MacArthur; song. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942;
E unp. 306569; J. E. Prause, North Little Rock,
Ark. 35542
Geraldine; melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305284; Venanzio Pietro Pitoni, Eastport, Md.
35543
Geronimo; march, w G. A. Ward, melody L. N.
Anderson. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp. 305896;
Lucile Noreen Anderson & George A. Ward, Flush-
ing,-L. L, N. Y. 35544
1334
pt. 3,n. 8., v. 37
Get get get them boys; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307042; Joseph F. Hortiz, Philadelphia.
35545
Get on board, little children; w & m Don Raye &
Gene De Paul. © 1 c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
307192; Kaycee music co., inc., New York. 35546
Get on the wagon; w & m Frank Madden. © Aug.
27, 1942; E pub. 107249; Nattrass-Schenck, inc.,
New York. 35547
Get out and win; song, m Henri Valdj. © 1 c. July
22, 1942; E unp. 305502; Alice Warner, Middle-
town, O. 35548
Gethsemane [and] Meekly bear and murmur not;
hymns. © June 15, 1942; E pub. 106966; Mrs.
A. B. Morse, Waco, Tex. 35549
Gifts of the
Scherer; mens cho.
106936; Galaxy music corp., New York.
i; w Anne Coe Mitchell, m Frank
© july 31, 1942; E pub.
35550
Gimme a blonde in a blackout; w & melody Eddie
[i. e. Edward] Malle. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305572; Edward Malle, Philadelphia. 35551
Girl behind the man, behind the gun; w & melody
Charles Wynn & Reed Hutchins [pseud. of Reed
Hutchins Spickers] © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307754; J. P. music co., New York. 35552_
Girl of Central high; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305315; Jimmy Psarakis, Manchester, N. H.
35553
Girl of my dreams; song, melody M. C. Sax. © lc.
Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 304999; Charles L. Haskins,
Antioch, Calif. 35554 |
Girl of the WAAC; song. © lc. Aug. 29, 1942; E
unp. 307399; Ruby Frances Bunnell, Denver.
35555
Girl on the magazine; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307761; Leslie C. Cooper, Pasadena,
Md. 35556
Girl that I’ll be takin’ back to Brooklyn; w & melody
Bob [i. e. R. J.] Doherty. © 1c. July 18, 1942;
E unp. 302756; Robert John Doherty, Kansas City,
Mo. 35557
Girl without a friend; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © ic. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305668;
Benny F. Feria, Chicago. 35558
Girls of today, they are gay; w Jorey Heroy [pseud.
of H. Joyce], m Harry Powell. © July 30, 1942; E
pub. 107088; Harry Joyce, San Francisco. 35559
Gitanitos (Los); bulerias coreables, letra Paco
Reyes, m Jose Ma. Palomo; pf. © Mar. 30, 1942;
E for. 67298; Ediciones internacionales Fermata,
Buenos Aires. 35560
Give a smile; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307252; Grace Abel, Lakewood, O.
35561
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Give ’em the old one two; melody H. Grant. © 1 c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305535; Colonial music pub.
co., inc., New York. 35562
Give for freedom; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307284; Ruth Elizabeth Cash, Rochester,
N. Y. 35563
Give in a little; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305259; Jean Loontjens, North Andover,
Mass. 35564
Give me a home inthe mountains; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305362; Leone Pyles,
Los Angeles. 35565
Give me a kiss or two; song. © Aug. 19, 1942; E
pub. 107506; Bonaventura Incardona-French, New
York. 35566
Give me the right; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307092;
Joseph Cayea, Burke, N. Y. 35567
Give me the tune; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306905;
Anne Brame, Port Orchard, Wash. 35568
Give me your heart; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307676; Claribel Lichtenstein, Los Angeles.
35569
Give my love its way; song. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306541; Elizabeth Romaine, Waterbury,
Conn. 35570
Give out with an encouraging grin; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305325; Amelia Pappalardo, Huntington, L. L.,
N. Y. 35571
* Give the boys a cheer; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306576; Michael Harrison, Phila-
delphia. 35572
Give the boys a hand; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305670;
Mary Steele Evans, Clearfield, Pa. 35573
Give us courage, Lord, to run this holy race; song.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 305025; Fred Monroe
Christopher, Dallas. 35574
Give us liberty or give us death; song, melody Lee
B. Browne. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305764;
Grace R. Gauch, Sejita, Tex. 35575
Give us wings; song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp.
- 306533; Charles H. Cunningham, Goose Creek,
Tex. 35576
Give your Uncle Sam a hand; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E ump.
305658; Joseph C. Hanlon, Conshohocken, Pa.
35577
Glamour waltz; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306631; Elora Elaine Sornsen, Los Angeles.
35578
Glider (The); waltz; pf. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E
unp. 307135; Paul Lester Brink, Johnstown, Pa.
. 35579
1335
35596
Glorious is Thy name; hymn, w & m B. B. McKinney.
© July 26, 1942; E pub. 106987; Broadman press,
Nashville. 35580
Glory; w Edward Lynn, m Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; women’s cho. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub.
107052; Galaxy music corp., New York. 35581
Glory to the Flag of the U. S. A.; song, m Josephine
Martyn. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307623;
Jane Martyn, New York. 35582
Gloryana, my Montana rose; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306513;
Howard Ramey, Paducah, Ky. 35583
Go, and sin no more; song, Biblical w. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306963; Frank La Forge, New
York. 35584
Go by blues; song, melody Theo. Rogers. © 1 c.
Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 306598; Betty Mae White,
Los Angeles. 35585
Go easy on the rubber; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305251; Martti Johannes Siltanen,
Griffith, Ind. 35586
Go fight for home and God; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307491;
Nellie B. Fealy, Pensacola, Fla. 35587
Ga get ’em Jonnny Doughboy; song, w Micheal
Daniels & F. W. Ahlefeld, jr.; pf. treble. © 1 c.
July 29, 1942; E unp. 304044; Fred William Ahle-
feld, jr., Owensville, Ind. 35588
God be with the ones; song. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307047; John George Jacobs, Canandaigua,
N. Y. 35589
God bless America, the grand old U. S. A.; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306149; Beulah Mitchell, Little Rock,
Ark. 35590
God bless you daddy; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1942; E unp. 305413; Suphronia M. Johnson,
Pomona, Calif. 35591
God bless you, darling; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306935; Irma Dalle
Pezze, Princeton, N. J. 35592
God bless you, dear; m Frederic Vonn; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305496;
Minny M. H. Ayers, New York. 35593
God is my shepherd; Biblical w, m Antonin Dvorak,
arr. Frederick Block; mixed voices. © Aug. 21,
1942; E pub. 107133; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 35594
God lead America; song. © Aug. 12, 1942; E pub.
106911; Frank Willis Faust, Middletown, Pa.
35595
God speed our victory; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306945; Elizabeth
Green, Seattle. 35596
35597
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
__pt. 3, n. 8., v. 37
Goddess of love; w & melody Irene [i. e. G. L. H.]
Estes. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1942;E unp. 304707; Glanys
Irene Hutchinson Estes, West Asheville, N. C.
35597
God’s way is the best way; pf., with w. © July 10,
1942; E pub. 107303; Ward F. Printz, Reading, Pa.
35598
God’s wondrous works; pf., with w. © July 10, 1942;
E pub. 107304; Ward F. Printz, Reading, Pa.
35599
Going away; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E ump.
305280; Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San Diego, Calif.
35600
Going my way; song, melody Harry Freeman. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305605; Pauline S.
Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass. 35601
Gold bricker; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. B.] Aldrich.
© 1c. July 14, 1942; E unp. 302402; Robert
Brundage Aldrich, San Francisco. 35602
Gold mine; from Lady ina jam, by Frank Skinner;
conductor. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305602;
Universal music corp., New York. 35603
Golden Gate; song, w Elisabeth Brown. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307307; Leland Thompson, East
Liverpool, O. 35604
Golden moon; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306787; Jay
D. Ferguson, Mendota, Wis. 35605
Golden wedding song; song. © 1 c. July 31, 1942;
E unp. 304246; Lilliyan Stewart, Waycross, Ga.
35606
Gonna fight until the cows come home; song. © 1c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 307431; Russell Dean Hard-
ing, Indianapolis. 35607
Gonna take a trip; pf., with w. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305357; Paul Kenneth Garner, Indianapolis.
35608
Gonna wake me up; song. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305857; Daniel McClellan Wagner, Washington.
35609
Good American way; song. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub.
106871; Frederick Breitenfeld, New Rochelle,
N. Y. 35610
Good-bye, Germany; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306459; John T. Ackerson, Fair Lawn,
N. J. 35611
Good-bye, I’m leaving; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306128; Lucille
Morgan, Atwood, Tenn. 35612
Good-bye little flower; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307302; Thomas E. Ambrose,
Montclair, N. J. 35613
Good bye oakie lad; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305748; Gene Francis Marshall,
Arcata, Calif. 35614
1336
Good bye sweetheart we’re going; pf., with w. ©
1c. July 29, 1942; E unp. 305888; William F.
Reed, jr., Chattanooga. 35615
Good to the last jump; melody Adrian De Haas.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306466; Leeds music
corp., New York. 35616
Goodby sweethear’; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307573; Romeo Villarreal Quint-
anilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 35617
Goodbye, Bill; song. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306666; Max Eugene Talley, Houston. 35618
Goodbye for now; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305348; James Edgar Potter, Detroit. 35619
Goodbye, good luck; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306584; George K. Krueger, jr.,
Washington. : 35620
Goodbye, good luck, soldiers; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305267; Louise Estelle
Busheé, Jersey City. 35621
Goodbye little girl goodbye; song, arr. Pedro
Lozano. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305797;
Walter T. Jackson, jr., Syracuse. 35622
Goodbye, my love, goodbye; song. © July 22, 1942;
E pub. 107171; Jane Church Porter, Piedmont,
Calif. 35623
Goodbye my soldier; w H. J. Witter, melody D.
Negley. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306927;
D. Negley & Helen Jean Witter, Hollywood, Calif.
35624
Goodbye silver wings; w & melody Bert Lind [pseud.
of A. J. Lindberg] © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305965; Albert J. Lindberg, Everett, Wash. 35625
Gorriones; tango, letra Cele [pseud. of Celedonio
Esteban Flores], m Eduardo Pereyra; pf. © Dec.
17, 1941; E for. 67216; Ediciones internacionales
Fermata, Buenos Aires. 35626
Gracias; bolero cancién. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 305997; Caridad Garcia, New York. 35627
Grandest father; song, arr. Mildred Wilson. © 1c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305470; Charles S. Merrill,
Salt Lake City. 35628
Granny; w Lou Lawrence [pseud. of L. Silverman],
melody Michael Field. 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307646; Lawrence Silverman, New York.
35629
Gray haired madonna; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305522; Halsey K. Mohr, New York.
35630
Great march militer [?]; song. © 1 c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307141; Mollie Perlman, New York.
35631
Greetings to the enemy; song, melody Lew [Ii. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307089;
Nellie McCreedy Hurlow, Dorchester, Mass.
35632
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
35666
Gregory's (Bobby) album of songs; w & m B.
Gregory & others. © Aug. 4, 1942; E pub. 106813;
Amer. music pub. co., New York. 35633
Greisengesang; w Fr. Rickert, englische uberset-
zung Fanny S. Copeland, m Franz Schubert, op.
60, nr. 1, arr. Max Reger; orch. partitur. ©
Sept. 1, 1914; E for. 67179; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 35634
Grey and gold march; melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306152; Robert Maynard Scott, U. S.
Augusta band, c/o Postmaster, New York. 35635
Grey wings; song, melody J. J. Arling. © 1 c. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 305850; Helen Leeds Torrence,
Baltimore. 35636
Growing; song, w Edgar A. Guest. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305740; Edgar J. Orton, Detroit.
35637
Guanajuato; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr.
Severo Muguerza. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E ump.
306198; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey,
N. L., Mexico. 35638
Gile-le-le; afro-cubano, letra y m Maria Teresa
Morales, arr. Obdulio Morales. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306896; Pan-Amer. music co., inc.,
New York. 35639
Guerrero morelos; Mexican folk melodies, w & m
arr. Severo Muguerza. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306200; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey,
N. L., Mexico. 35640
Guiding star of a mother’s love; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306872; Ruth J. Robinson, Sabina, O. 35641
Gwendoline; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 307534; Lemuel Lee Townes, New York.
35642
Gypsy lament; melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306423; Phillip Robbins, St. Paul. 35643
Gypsy music album; compiled & arr. Vladimir
Selinsky; violin, with pf. acc. © July 14, 1942;
E pub. 107117; Regent music corp., New York.
35644
Gypsy rhapsody; song, w Jack Philip Allen. © 1c.
Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307364; Leone Perry-Allen,
Los Angeles. 35645
Ha boot dat; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E ump.
307705; Marjorie Virginia Campbell, Portsmouth,
Va. 35646
Hail! All hail! To Old Glory; song. © Aug. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107012; Harold Webster Cate, Antrim,
N. H. (35647
Hail the night, all hail the morn; Christmas carol,
anon. w, m Louise Phebe Stone; women’s voices.
© Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107136; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 35648
Hallowed be Thy name; w A. Edwards, m O. Steward;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307420; Albert
Edwards & Odessa Steward, Chicago. 35649
1337
Halloween ditty; song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305813; Sylvester Herbert Cargill, Minneapolis.
35650
Hamburgers; song, arr. Frank Furlett. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 307522; Harold Jobe Reed, Chi-
cago. 35651
Hanging in the hock shop window; w M. Leeds &
F. Wise, melody H. Grant. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305538; colknit music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 35652
Hank is a Yank in a tank; w Gerald Page, melody
Will Raymond. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E ump.
306961; Raymond Bauman & Harold Gomberg, New
York. 35653
Hank, the New York Yank; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307202; Rosemary
Keplinger, Hagerstown, Md. 35654
Happiness is jes’ a thing called Joe; from Cabin in
the sky, -w E. Y. Harburg, m Harold Arlen. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305386; Loew’s, inc., New
York. '35655
Happy; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. © ic.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306884; Lafayette A. Bailey,
Sioux City, Ia. 35656
Happy as can be; melody Leroy Kirkland. © i c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305919; Lewis music pub.
co., inc., New York. 35657
Happy days, I remember; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305240; Waiora Rogers Cloud,
Hollywood, Calif. 35658
Happy mood; melody Toots [i. e. Salvatore] Cama-
rata. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; Eunp. 306978; Ply-
mouth music co., inc., New York. 35659
Harapos (Los) de mis suénos; tango, letra F. Garcia
Jimenez, m Mario Canaro. © May20, 1942;
E for. 67286; Ediciones internacionales Fermata,
Buenos Aires. 35660
Harbor defense of the Delaware; song, melody Mark
[i. e. Marcus] Laub. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
307231; Jesse Berkman, Fort Miles, Del. 35661
Hats off to our boys; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305523; Helen C. Judge, New York.
35662
Hats off to the girls in the atr; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307650; Eitel Alien Nelson
& Ione Parfet, Wichita Falls, Tex. 35663
Have a little cheer with you; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305311; Robena LeAno, West Grove,
Pa. 35664
Have you tried; w & m Larry Jordan; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305848; Ruby Jordan, Chicago.
35665
Hawaiian days and Hawaiian nights; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. July 8, 1942; E unp. 301696;
Charles A. Toohey, HQ. B’ try, 64th F. A BN,
A.P.O. no. 957, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco.
35666
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35667 t. 3, n.S., v. 37
Hawaiian moon; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307162; Michael F. Streber, Vancouver,
Canada. 35667
Hayfoot, strawfoot; w Harry Lenk & Ervin Drake,
m Paul McGrane. © Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107163;
Tempo music, inc., New York. 35668
He is coming; w John T. MacFarland, m Robert A.
Gerson; mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub.
106973; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago. _ 35669
He promised me; w J. L. Batie, m R. Cochran; pf.
© July 10, 1942; E pub. 106860; Rosalia Cochran
& Joseph Luchas Batie, Chicago. 35670
Headlines; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert Stot-
hart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;E unp. 305399; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 35671
Healing presence; hymn, w Frank B. Whitney. ©
lc. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 307214; Omer Ashmun
Hodgman, Portland, Me. 35672
Hear my voice; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. July 22, 1942; E unp. 303246; Leslie Nep-
tune, Baratavia, Trinidad, B. W. I. 35673
Hear the angels sing; w Edmund A. Sears; sop. &
alto. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub. 107072; Harry F.
Asbury, Richmond. 35674
Heart beats; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305951; Tonie Reed, Cotati,
Calif. 35675
Heart of America; w & melody Eddie Greenleaf. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306113; Edra E. Green-
leaf, Kansas City, Kan. 35676
Heart of Russian music; compiled & arr. Albert H.
Stanley [pseud. of Felix Guenther]; pf. © Aug. 10,
1942; E pub. 107115; Mercury music corp., New
York. 35677
Heart (The) remembers all; song. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 306725; Katharine Kennedy, Savannah.
35678
Heart wounds; by Edward Grieg, arr. James Mc-
Leod; condensed conductor. © 1c. July 8, 1942;
E unp. 305425; KSTP, inc., St. Paul. 35679
Heartaches; Song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307635; Luella
Calvienna Craver, Lima, O. 35680
Heartbroken and lonesome; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306940; Helen
McElroy, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. 35681
Hearts; w B. McGrath, melody J. Payne. © 1 c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305468; John Payne & Buddy
McGrath, Brooklyn. 35682
Heaven has told me; song. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307111; Dewey David Scarboro, jr.,
Decatur, Ga. 35683
Heaven is calling; hymn, m Frances Bradley Keys.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305729; Etta Lorraine
McCaskill, Laurel, Miss. 35684
1338
Heaven on earth for two; song. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306267; Morris Kronby, Toronto.
35685
Heaven sent me down an angel; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306256; Alvin Kaleolani
Isaacs, Honolulu. 35686
Heaven with you; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 305999; George Peakman, Pensacola, Fla.
35687
Heavenly blue eyes and freckles too; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306818; Birtie M. Kelley, Atlanta.
35688
Hell-bound train; w collected John A. Lomax &
Alan Lomax, m Philip Weston [pseud. of Amedeo
de Filippi]; med. voice. © July 6, 1942; E pub.
107265; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 35689
Hello baby hello; song. © 1 c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp.
305008; Herbert Van Kirk McCaughtry, Youngs-
town, O. 35690
Hello, Min; song. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307318; Eileen Veronica Driscoll, Boston. 35691
Hello Mister Moon; m June Murphy; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305895; William
Sherwin Bailey, Chicago. 35692
Hello mom, hello dad, hello darling; w & m Len
[i. e. L. J.] Dunn, arr. E. E. Menges. © Aug. 14,
1942; E pub. 107027; Leonard J. Dunn, Benton, III.
35693
Hello soldier; song. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306969; Eva Lucile Campbell, Everett, Mass.
35694
Hello, sweetheart, hello; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305379; Maude S. Moulton, Los
Angeles. 35695.
Hell’s a poppin’ over there; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306232;
Nanetta Gorden, New Oxford, Pa. 35696
Help defend the U.S. A.; Song. © Aug. 14, 1942; E
pub. 107039; Laura Bell Richardson, Zanesville, O.
35697
Help our country win this war; pf., withw. © 1c.
Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305890; William F. Reed, jr.,
Chattanooga. 35698
Helping Uncle Sam; song, m George J. England. ©
1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305682; John Lee
Ballard, Mount Holly, N. C. 35699
Hep cat’s love song; w & m Max Boyd, Cab Calloway
& Andy Gibson. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107183;
Mills music, inc., New York. 35700
Here after; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305906; Ralph Duty, Tampa, Fla.
35701
Here am I alone; w & melody Joe [i. e. J. C.] Noto.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307467; Joseph
Charles Noto, St. Louis. 35702
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Here comes the navy; w Clarence P. Oakes, adapted
to melody of Beer barrel polka, by Lew Brown,
W. A. Timm & Jaromir Vejvoda. © Aug. 31, 1942;
E pub. 107432; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 35703
Here Iam; w La Verne Ward, m Louise Kreie. ©
lc. July 8, 1942; E unp. 301679; La Verne Ward
& Louise Kreie, Michigan City, Ind. 35704
Here it is that song for you; w Larry Maurice
[pseud. of M. L. Zeilstra], m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306292; Maurice L.
Zeilstra, Richmond, Calif. 35705
Here they come; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
307987; Clare Joan Shorsten, Cleveland. 35706
Here we come; march song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 307239; Sara Janet Abrams, Elgin, Ill.
35707
—song.
Emily B. Weiser, York, Pa.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp. 306301;
35708
——song.
David W. Sides, San Antonio.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306157;
35709
—song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307670;
Isaac Jack Chapple, Chicago. 35710
Here we come, Uncle Sam; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306843; Elsie A. Ross, Manistee, Mich.
35711
Here we go - here we come; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306543; Ralph Duff Logan,
Houston. 35712
Here’s good luck to the Red, White, and Blue; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305607;
William Vernon Gropper, South Ozone Park, N. Y.
35713
Here’s my heart, what’s your hurry; fox trot, w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305760;
Jules Edward Brezin, Camp Polk, La. 35714
Here’s our best wishes to you; w Johnny Becker &
Harry Wycoff, m Tony Pedace & Edna Farns~
worth. © Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 106870; Amer.
song pub. co., New York. 35715
Here’s to the Flag; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306501; Paula Bauman, Milwaukee.
35716
Here’s to you brave soldier boy; w & m Dorothy
Lane [pseud. of Mrs. E. M. Crisman} © Aug. 10,
1942; E pub. 106902; Mrs. E. M. Crisman, Louis-
ville. 35717
Hero in our town - is the boy in uniform; song. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305772; Helen Wyant,
Cleveland. 35718
Heroes of freedom’s Flag; song. © 1 c. July 29,
1942; E unp. 305676; Francis Anthony Creed,
Syracuse. 35719
1339
35737
Heroic overture; by Otis Taylor, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; band pts., with conductor. © Mar. 18,
1942; E pub. 106918; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
35720
Herth (Milt) collection of popular standard organ
solos; compiled & arr. M. Herth. © Aug. 21, 1942;
E pub. 107259; Robbins music corp., New York.
35721
He’s gone to be a soldier; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306779; Teresa Wickes, Minot, Mass.
35722
He’s in the navy now; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306706; Priscilla Beacham Stanton,
Baltimore. 35723
He’s my daddy; w Roger Genger, melody Bill[i. e.
W.] Gallinson. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306475; William Gallinson, Passaic, N. J. 35724
He’s reading your message of love in the stars;
song. © lc. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305922; Mary
A. Hardiman, San Francisco. 35725
Hey! Mac; w& melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306901; Charles Lair, Norfolk, Va. 35726
Hey nonny no; 16th century English anon. w, m
Reuel Lahmer. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub. 107191;
Mills music, inc., New York. 35727
Hey Sarge; w Robert Viets; pf. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305557; Inez Ingles, Sheridan, Il.
35728
Hey sister; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307756; M. William Rose, Chicago. 35729
Hey you; melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307377; Fritz Spielman, New York. 35730
Heyday; by Barry Tattenhall; orch. pts. © June 17,
1942; E for. 67235; Bosworth & co., ltd., London.
35731
Hi brother here we come; w & melody Grace
Valentine [i. e. G. V. Leinen] © 1c. July 14, 1942;
E unp. 302382; Grace Valentine Leinen, Marina,
Calif. 35732
Hi, Hirohito; w L. D’Phrepaulezz, melody M. A.
Casséus. © 1c. July 23, 1942; E unp. 303410;
Loui D’Phrepaulezz & Maurice André Casséus,
New York. 35733
Hi, up there, Montana; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305519; Clarence K. Streit, Wash-
ington. 35734
Hi Yankee; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307100; Helen A.
Morgan, Macon, Ga. 35735
Hide away; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307665; Julian Eberhard Opsahl, New York. 35736
Hi-de-ho; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307383; George Hugh Cross, Los Angeles. j
35737
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35738
High flight; song, w John Gillespie Magee, jr. © 1
c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306339; Lee Gareissen,
Chicago. 35738
High-flight, there is war in the heavens; w &
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306655;
Donna Lou Simcox, Kansas City, Mo. 35739
Hills; melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306594;
Marlin Lewis Merrill, Sandusky, N. Y. 35740
Hills of Oklahoma; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306167;
Minnie Evans, Stroud, Okl. 35741
Hills (The), the devil and MacArthur; w & m Russell
McLauchlin, Ole B. J. Foerch & Graham T.
Overgard. © Aug. 21,1942; E pub. 107146; Robbins
music corp., New York. 35742
Hip, hip, hip, hip, hurray for Uncle Sammy; w & m
Charley [i. e. C. C.] Hall, arr. Clifford Barnes.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305681; Charles C.
Hall, Lakewood, O. 35743
Hip hip hurray, here comes the good old U. S. A.;
w N. Fantetti& R. Fantetti, melody Roy [i. e. W. L.]
Wallace & P. Clark. © lc. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306187; Nicola Fantetti & Rose Fantetti, Cincin-
nati, W. LeRoy Wallace, Indianapolis & Pearl
Clark, Seattle. 35744
H. M. S. Malaya march; w E. Herbert, m Philip E.
Archbold. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107441; Edwin
Herbert music publications, Edwin Herbert sole
owner, New York. 35745
His mother’s prayer; song. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942;
E unp. 305029; James Berg, Minneapolis. 35746
His promise; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306881; Regina
Freeman, Bloomington, Ind. 35747
Hit and run kisses; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306729; Herman Fairbanks, Phila-
delphia. 35748
Hit them again; w Margaret Dodd |i. e. M. D. Brown],
melody W. Dellers. © 1c. July 25, 1942; E unp.
303644; Margaret Dodd Brown & Walter Dellers,
Chicago. 35749
© Aug. 20, 1942; E pub.
35750
Hitler’s epitaph; song.
107324; Motte A. Eber, New York.
Hitler’s goose-step; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305361; Lela M. Ellis, Mesa, Col. 35751
Hi’yachum, where’ya from; w Lou Lawrence [ pseud.
of L. Silverman], melody Michael Field. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307647; Lawrence Silverman,
New York, 35752
Hobo (The) King of Swing; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307735; Horace
Gilbert, Corunna, Mich. 35753
Hobo song; violin & pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305264; Ruth S. Whitford, Litchfield, Conn.
35754
1340
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Hold me in your arms if you are mine; song. ©
lc. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 307243; Carmine Lieto,
Brooklyn. 35755
Hold on old pals we’re coming over again; song.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306575; Lena Ongstad,
‘Seattle. 35756
Hold on there, the Yanks are coming; w & melody
Bill[i. e. W. L.] Golis. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305287; William Louis Golis, New Castle, Pa.
35757
Hold your hats on; from Troopship, w Sonny Miller,
m Richard Addinsell. © July 27, 1942; E for.
67247; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London. 35758
Holiday; English w Lorraine Noel Finley, Spanish
w & m Felix Peyrallo; men’s cho. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107419; Boston music co., Boston.
35759
Holiday gigue and serenade; by Karl W. Schlabach;
B flat clarinet quartet. Sc. & pts. © Aug. 12,
1942; E pub. 106961; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 35760
Holidays at home; w & m Leslie Sarony. © July 17,
1942; E for. 67282; Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.,
London. ae 35761
Holland stream; w & melody. © 1c. July 28, 1942;
E unp. 303944; Florence Dillman @ Billy H.
Fredericks, Franklin Square, L.L,N. Y. 35762
Holy City; by Stephen Adams, arr. Carl Richter; pf.
© June 11, 1942; E pub. 106998; Bach music co.,
Henry Dellafield sole owner, Boston. 35763
Home, I hear you call; song, w Waldemar Rieck,
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305990; Russell
Snively Gilbert, New York. 35764
Home in the sky; w & melody Wesley Pitman. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307208; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 35765
Home is where you are; w & m Lou Light. © lc. ~
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305555; Lucetta Light,
Chicago. 35766
Home sweet home; from Shadow of a lady, w & m
H. Bishop, arr. Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305394; Loew’s, inc., New York.
35767
Home, sweet home around the world; variations on
the song Home, sweet home, by John Howard Payne,
w adapted & m arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz. 1. 2-pt.
treble cho. - 2. 3-pt. men’s cho, © July 20, Aug.
4, 1942; E pub. 106927, 106928; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 35768, 35769
Home with Christ forevermore; song, m of The
quilting party. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305411; Ruth Richards Gustafson, Portland, Or.
35770
Homo quidam; liturgical w, m Alfred Mignault; 3
viox égales. © Dec. 30, 1941; E for. 67223;
Adelard Joseph Boucher, Montreal. 35771
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942 rae ae red oe a a ee SOG
Honest! I love you; w&m J. English. © 1c. July
10, 1942; E unp. 301968; Jack English & Thelma
Putman, Akron, O. 35772
Honey be mine; w Muriel Fischer, melody M.
Fischer & G. J. Boss. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 307535; Gilbert J. Boss, Brooklyn. 35773
Honey bee serenade; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe, m Curtis [i. e.. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305700; William
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 35774
Honey chile; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306806;
Mary Evelyn Howard, Norfolk, Va. 35775
Honeysuckle time; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306826; Hazel Parsons Carney, Leon, W. Va.
i 35776
Honkytonk baby; w & melody Raymond Villarreal
[i. e. Romeo Villarreal] Quintanilla. © 1 c.Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306965; Romeo Villarreal
Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 35777
Hope wells in my heart; waltz, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305445; Laura
Kienlen, Oklahoma City. 35778
Horse; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw Kaper.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306043; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 35779
Horse (The) I bet, it never runs; B flat ten. sax. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305627; Robert Norman
Schanzer, New York. 35780
Horse ranch; song. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305787; Cliff Barnes, Kelso, Calif. 35781
How can I be sure; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305302; Gertrude Mylius, Washington. 35782
How can I clap when I got my arms around jou;
w & m John Redmond, Jimmy [i. e. James] Cava-
naugh & Lee David. © Aug. 1, 1942;E pub. 107025;
' Bob Miller, inc., New York. 35783
How can I forget; song, w Wilbur Hughes. © 1 c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 307441; John Francis
Witcowich, Pueblo, Col. 35784
How could I know which way the wind blew; from
Sky high, w Phil Park, m Adrian Foley, arr. Chris
S. Langdon. © July 14, 1942; E for. 67200;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 35785
How could I tell; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307024; Dorothy Amalia Hasalone, San
Francisco. 35786
How dolI rate you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306585; George K. Krueger, jr.,
Washington. 35787
How do you like it; song. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305806; Luella Heether, Belding, Mich.
35788
496656 O - 42 - 3
How far is it to Bethlehem; Christmas anthem, w
Frances Chesterton, m Richard Donovan, arr.
Arthur Hall; men’s voices; organacc. © Aug. 21,
1942; E pub. 107130; H.. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 35789
How long will the war last; w Sant [i. e. J. 8.] Arms,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306162; J. S. Arms, Celina, Tenn.
35790
How she could wiggle-wiggle-wiggle; song, arr.
Harold Potter. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E ump.
305803; Perle Stewart, Pennington Gap, Va. 3579]
Huapala; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E ump.
307658; Charles E. King, Honolulu. 35792
Humpty dump-nuts; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305822; Charles Blanchard Haskell,
Boston. 35793
Hungarian rhapsody no. 2; themes, Liszt, arr.
Maxwell Eckstein; pf. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107425; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 35794
Hurrah for Old Glory; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305333; Luna M. Raymond, Lowell, Ark. 35795
Hurrah! For our allied friends; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305318; Rhoda Abbott, Perris, Calif.
35796
Hurrah for the U. S. A.; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 307409; Octave J. Pean, New
Milford, N. J. 35797
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E
McMahon, San Carlos,
35798
Hurry home; w & melody.
unp. 307472; Harry F.
Calif.
Hurrying home; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert
Stothart & George Bassman. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305397; Loew's, inc., New York. 35799
Hush darling; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306179; Ruby M.
Morris, Osaka, Va. 35800
Hymn; w Saadia Gaon, m Frederick Jacobi; men’s
cho. © July 31, 1942; E pub. 106915; Bloch pub.
co., New York. 35801
— —— —iranscribed Chemjo Vinaver; mixed
voices. © July 31, 1942; E pub. 106916; Bloch
pub. co., New York. 35802
Hymn for America; hymn. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306261; Horace §. Graham, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. 35803
Hymn for Annapolis; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1942; E unp. 305893; Waldo Herbert . Moreau,
Cleveland. 35804
Hymn of peace; song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305854; Artie Taylor, Richmond. 35805
Hymn to Parnassus; 1st verse anon., 2d verse & m
R. Nathaniel Dett. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub.
107193; Mills music, inc., New York. 35806
1341
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35807 t. 3, n. S.. Ve. 37
Iam here; w & m Lotus Ray King. © Aug. 4, 1942;
AA 407274; Saint Germain press, inc., Chicago.
35807
I am lonely tonight; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305649;
Clara Faulkner, Knoxville, Tenn. 35808
I am proud to be a Yankee; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307294; Marius Erdmann,
Linden, N. J. 35809
I am satisfied; arr. Kenneth Morris; pf., with w.
© Sept. 12, 1941; E pub. 106884; Viola Baker
Biddix, Chicago. 35810
I am saved; w & m Sigurd Lunde, w tr. P. A.
Sveeggen, m arr. Leland B. Sateren; mixed voices.
[English w only] © May 28, 1942; E pub. 106306;
Augsburg pub. house, Minneapolis. 35811
I am the conquering one; pf., withw. © May 21,
1942; E pub. 107083; Norma Dearborn Turney,
Waverly, N. Y. 35812
I am trapped; from Tulip time, by Franz Waxman.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306057; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 35813
I breathe a prayer; song, arr. Mildred Wilson. ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305471; Charles S.
Merrill, Salt Lake City. Ȣ 35814
I burned my bridges behind me; w Gene Willadsen,
m Isham Jones. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 107253;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chicago. 35815
I came here to talk for Joe; foxtrot, Lew Brown,
Charlie Tobias & Sam H. Stept, arr. Jack Mason;
orch, pts. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107316;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 35816
——w & m Lew Brown, Charlie Tobias & Sam H.
Stept. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 107290; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York, 35817
I can never love you again; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307630; Sallie Speed, Pelham Manor,N. Y. 35818
I can’t be sentimental; song, w Philip B. Whitford.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 306077; Harold Edwin
Taylor, Champaign, Ill. 35819
I can’t believe our romance is thru’; song, melody
Ronald Buck, © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307740;
Fern Peterson, Scipio, Utah. 35820
I can’t forget; w Anita Lowe Lethin, m Dick [i. e. R.
K.] Sundin, © 1c. Aug, 21, 1942; E unp. 306554;
Richard Kenneth Sundin, Moline, III. 35821
I can’t get you out of my mind; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp, 306109; Lloyd Elbert
Robinson, Shreveport, La, 35822
I can’t sing, but I can surely whistle; song. © lc.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp, 306588; Kathern Whitmore
Phillips, Brenham, Tex, 35823
1342
Lcan’t stop thinking of you; song. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307159; Patricia Peale Keesee, New
York. 35824
I cash clothes; w & melody. © 1 c. July 14, 1942;
E unp. 302359; Lee Doyle & Harry Toombs, New
York. 35825
I close my eyes; w & m Fay Morens [pseud. of
Fanny Moses] © 1 c. July 30, 1942; E unp. 305717;
Fanny Moses, New York. 35826
I could love that man; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305927; Irene Steiber, Lansing, Ill.
35827
I do not regret; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307588; John
W. Hart, Oroville, Calif. 35828
I don’t dare to dream; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307200; Leona Baehr,
New Baden, IIl. 35829
I don’t feel like dancing; w & m John N. Lenz. ©
Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107323; Shelby music pub.
co., Detroit. 35830
I don’t get it; from Star and garter, w Sis Willner,
m Doris Tauber. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106881;
Robbins music corp., New York. 35831
I don’t need the moon; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306369; Harold Jay Tompkins, New
York. 35832
I don’t understand; song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305862; Harry Blum, New York. 35833
I don’t wanna; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305301; Dorothy Warren & Darline Friday, Holly,
Mich. 35834
I don’t wanna be your sister; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307014; Jeanne Elaine
McLean, Detroit. 35835
I don’t want his kind of love; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307721; Dorothy Gittelman,
Philadelphia. 35836
I don’t want no change of pasture; w & melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307384; George Hugh
Cross, Los Angeles. 35837
I don’t want to; w & melody Bert Lind [pseud. of
A. J. Lindberg] © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305966; Albert J. Lindberg, Everett, Wash. 35838
I dream a dream; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of
Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306782; Wineta Z. Cardarella, Newfield, N. J.
35839
I dream a lot about you; w & melody Trummie
Young. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306416; New
era music corp., New York. 35840
I dream of him who’s gone; w Maura Bandler, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305477;
Willliam Bandler, New York. 35841
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
358 76
I dream of home again; song; in C. © lc. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307385; Harry Kurtz, Pittsburgh.
35842
I dream’d you slept; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307569; William Henry Adamson, Tucson,
Ariz. 35843
I dug a ditch; from Private Miss Jones, w Lew
Brown & Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307788; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 35844
I fancy you; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. ©
1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305672; Rosalie
Gamertsfelder, Coshocton, O. 35845
I found a four leaf clover; song. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307116; Florence Owen Husting,
Osage, La. 35846
I found my bluebird; w & m Mary J. Chalker & Ruth
Mann. © lc. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307310; Carl
Sobie publisher, Detroit. 35847
I gave my love toa sailor boy; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306174; Kathryne Reich, Bethlehem, Pa. 35848
I gave my sons; song, pf. arr. M. Wolf. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307274; Aliza Greenblatt, Brook-
lyn. 35849
I get a new kind of thrill; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307325;
Louis Charles St. Denis, Sardis, B. C., Canada.
35850
I got a letter from home today; w H. A. Harrison &
B. Carlin, m L. F. West. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E
unp. 307049; Louis F. West, Ben Carlin & Harry
A. Harrison, Brooklyn. 35851
I got a song; from Cabin in the sky, w E. Y. Harburg,
m Harold Arlen. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305385; Loew’s, inc., New York. 35852
I gotta go; w & melody. © 1c. July 22, 1942; E
unp. 307450; Blanche Butler, San Angelo, Tex.
35853
I guess I’ll have to join the army; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306556; Victor Crawford,
Las Vegas, Nev. 35854
I guess it had to happen that way; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307203;
Carlyle Whitby, San Antonio. 35855
I have a little song bird in my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 306987; Asa D.
Broady, Chicago. 35856
I have fought a good fight; Biblical w, m arr.
William D. Caldwell; mixed cho.; organ acc. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306245; Joseph Richard
Mackie, Philadelphia. 35857
I have found joy in songs; hymn. © Mar. 15, 1942;
E pub. 107317; Joe T. Denman, Houston. 35858
I have hope; song. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp.
305022; Steve Bernard Wargo, Cleveland. 35859
1343
I have no use for romance, I’m thru with love; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306227;
Frederick Ernest Drew, New York. 35860
I have one son in the army; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307078;
Patsy Fasson, Youngstown, O. 35861
I just got a haircut; w & melody Al [i. e. A. A.]
Parvin & S, J. Michelson. © 1 c. Aug, 15, 1942; E
unp. 305945; A. Alvin Parvin & Samuel J. Michel-
son, New York. : 35862
I keep forgetting; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306280; Joseph Harry Hogan, Oswego,
N, Y. 35863
I keep on hopin’; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306363; Forrest M. Woodworth, Detroit.
35864
I keep telling the stars; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306776; Joe Dunnam, Derry, N. H. 35865
I knew you when; song, m Buddy Baer [pseud. of
Alfred Baerwaldt] © 1 c, Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307361; Charles Palmer Haehlen, West Allis, Wis.
35866
——w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
305916; Helene Mona Levine, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
35867
I know a rose tree springing; w & melody from Spier
gebetbuch, set by Michael Praetorius, arr. Brahsm,
w tr. & adjusted to m Winfred Douglas; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107128;
H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 35868
I know that dream by heart; song. © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307248; Alfred Leopold Weber,
Helena, Mont. 35869
I know the way to your heart; pf. treble, with w.
© lc. July 16, 1942; E unp. 305408; Celeste M.
Currie, Baldwin, Ia. 358 70
I left an angel behind me; song. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307779; Rosario Joseph Stagnitto,
Rochester, N. Y. 35871
I live for that; w Eric Denhoff, m Milton W.
Fabricant; organ. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306407; Pearl Wolf, Brooklyn. 35872
I live ona promise to you; song, m George Bain.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305790; Bertha L. P.
Nutting, West Chester, Pa. 35873
I live once again in you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 307453; Lester Sweet, Port
Angeles, Wash. 358 74
I long to belong to you; w & melody; inC. © lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306403; Polly Dorothy
Mikulak, South Bend, Ind. 35875
I love my darling; w & m Idabel [i. e. M. I.] Hixson.
© 1c. July 16, 1942; E unp. 306334; Martha
Idabel Hixson, San Antonio. 35876
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35877 pt. 3, n. S., V. 37
I love to get a letter from home; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305743; Albert C.
Herzberg, Memphis, Tenn. 35877
I love you after all; w & melody Bubsy [i. e. B. B.]
Meyers. © 1c. July 30, 1942; E unp. 306601;
Bhreel Bubsy Meyers, New York. 35878
I love you but I don’t know why; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305582;
Lucille Trotter, Chicago. 35879
I love you dear; song. © Aug. 12, 1942; E pub.
106955; Harlan A. Harwood, Yalesville, Conn.
35880
I love you, dear, for what you are; w G. M. Rago,
melody J. J. Rago. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306615; James J. Rago & Grace M. Rago, Quincy,
Mass. 35881
I love you my dear, Ido; w& melody. © 1 c. July
. 23, 1942; E unp. 305498; Kenneth J. Colin, Vallejo,
Calif. 35882
I loved him so; w & m Don Raye & Gene De Paul.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307187; Leeds music
corp., New York. 35883
I made a great mistake; w & melody Leslie Beacon
[pseud. of Joe Davis] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
305973; Beacon music co., New York. 35884
I may not be clever; song. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942;
E unp. 306633; Elora Elaine Sornsen, Los Angeles.
35885
I met a girl on Lovejoy street; song. © 1 c. Aug.
11, 1942; E unp. 306951; George Jones, Portland,
Or. 35886
I met my beau at the U. S. O.; song, m Louis Ames
[pseud. of Lewis Schultz] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1942;
E unp. 305575; Alice Estelle Goodman, New York.
35887
I met you; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306089; Bala Eisenberg, Detroit. 35888
I miss the missus and her kisses; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306695; Frank Charles
Hesel, Philadelphia. 35889
I miss you so; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306852; Josephine M. Hindman, Wheeling, W. Va.
35890
I miss you so much; w & melody Harry Paul [pseud.
of Harry Palevsky] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
305818; Harry Palevsky, Toronto. 35891
I must have Jesus all the way; song. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305736; Anne Crumell Graham,
New York. 35892
I never had a chance to dream; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307336; L. Hill Hamilton, Covington, Tenn.
35893
I never knew; song, melody Charles Weber. ©lc.
Aug. 3, 1942; E unp. 305433; Benny F. Feria,
Chicago. 35894
I never would have thought it of you; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306080; Ruth A.
Schlosser & Lura Fox, Milwaukee. 35895
I offered you my heart; w Marguerite Jean Spinelli,
& melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307686;
John Henry Spinelli, Revere, Mass. 35896
I picked a rainbow out of the sky; w & melody. ©
lc. Sept. 1, 1942; Eunp. 307690; Walter Gluckman,
New York. 35897
I pinned my faith on you; w & m Ernie [i. e. E. P.]
Vigars. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307768;
Ernest P. Vigars, Seattle. 35898
I pray for that day; w & m Duke [i. e. R. A.]
Clements. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306564;
Raymond Albert Clements, Philadelphia. 35899
I promised my heart; w & melody Edward Riley
[pseud. of E. R. Graham, jr.] © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305456; Edward Riley Graham, jr.,
Columbus, O. 35900
—w & melody Joe [i. e. J. A.] Barbieri. © 1c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305511; Joseph A. Barbieri,
Philadelphia. 35901
I put a four leaf clover in your pocket; w Benny
Davis, m John Jacob Loeb. © Aug. 14, 1942; E
pub. 107274; Loeb-Lissauer, inc., New York.
35902
I raised my boy to be a Soldier; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306240;
Estella M. Crocker, Aurora, Me. 35903
I remember; w & m Lily Strickland [i. e. Lily |
Strickland Anderson] © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub.
107197; Mills music, inc., New York. 35904
I remember the day; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 3,
1942; E unp. 305875; Armeta Williams, Turners
Station, Md. 35905
I saw a dream; song, melody Ronald Buck. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306943; Adeline Butori,
Meaderville, Mont. 35906
I saw a maiden fair; traditional 13th century w, m
Grace Bush; low voice. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107044; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 35907
Isaw my love; song, melody Mike Michaels & F.
Burrell. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307644;
Frank Burrell, New York. 35908
I send my love; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305952; Pat Redman, Santa
Fe, N. M. 35909
I shall be there; w Elsie R. Bowler, m Haydn Wood;
inD. © July 15, 1942; E for. 67203; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London. 35910
I should have known; w Jerry Stablein, m Larry
[i. e. L. W.] Mitchell. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305831; Lawrence Whitney Mitchell, Seattle.
35911
I smile on Broadway; w Irving Waldman, m Harry
Davis. © July 24, 1942; E pub. 107226; Irving
Waldman music pub. co., Dorchester, Mass,
35912
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
I spy with my little eye, something beginning with
love; w Jim R. Nicol & Sid [i. e. S. K.] Neil; pf.
© ic. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305707; Sydney Keith
Neil, West Koldonan, Manit., Canada. 35913
I swear by all that’s lovely; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306385; Lee Turner, Bridge-
port, Conn. 35914
I talk to myself about you; w & melody Ginger [i. e.
U.]Succop. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306656;
Rusula Succop, Pittsburgh. 35915
I thank God; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307783; Anna Maria Uhrik, Hillside, N.J. 35916
I think of you always; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306295; Helen Millis,
Auburn, Wash. 35917
I think we’ll just call it a day; w & m Mel Foree &
Cliff Cariisle. © June 10, 1942; E pub. 107152;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 35918
I thought I’d joined the army; military polka-song,
w Elizabeth [i. e. Mary Elizabeth] McGrath. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306526; Jose Molina,
San Francisco, 35919
I took a lock at you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1942; E unp. 306308; Emil Newman, New York. se
359
I tossed a blossom on the sea; song, w Harry
Aldrich, © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307557;
Elsie M. Aldrich, Hollywood, Calif. 35921
I waited by the roadside for you; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307738;
Cecil Hendricks, Chicago. 35922
I waltzed with you to-night; song. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306628; Vernon Earl McGill, St.
Louis. 35923
I wanna be like MacArthur, ma-ma; m Marshall
Potter; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307004; George Hubert Chance, Hayward, ag ee
I wanna go back to West Virginia; w Bill Crago, m
Grace Shannon, © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub. 106872;
Vanguard songs, inc., Hollywood, Calif. 35925
I want to be somebody’s girl; pf., with w. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp, 307507; Myrtle Ellsworth
Caskey, Woodlawn, Md. 35926
I want to be with Solomon; song. ©le. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307566; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, ai
I want to forget; song. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
107103; Adaline Celina Ambrose, Cicero, P ecais
I want to keep you near me; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307709; Bessie G. Glasser,
New York. 35929
I want to see the sunset in Montana; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306088; Minnie Mae
Collings, Helena, Mont. 35930
35947
I want to spend the next blackout with you; song,
arr. Basil Sadler. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp,
307249; Robert Alfred Coplan, Baltimore.
35931
I want to win this war; song, melody Bob Carleton,
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307334; Marzelle E.
Sloan Jackson, Sherman, Tex. 35932
I want you; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp, 307729; Sue L. Foil, Pana, Ill.
t 35933
Iwhisper to a star; foxtrot, w H. Foster, m M.
Donahue. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305467;
Marge Donahue & Howard Foster, Springfield,
Mass. 35934
I will heal their land; song, m of Loch Lomond, ©
1c. July 24, 1942; E unp. 305412; Ruth Richards
Gustafson, Portland, Or. 35935
I will never be blue; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305343;
Theodore L. Zoulek, Shelby, Mich. 35936
I will ride with you again; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305799; Emma L. Staley, Decatur,
Ill. 35937
I will wait forever time [?], til you come home
again; w Dorothy Dow, & melody. © 1 c. July 22,
1942; E unp. 303276; Lillian Bozuslawski, Chicago.
35938
I wish I could make up my mind; w & melody. ©1
c. Aug. 12, 1942;E unp. 305684; Rhoda F. Caplan,
Brookline, Mass.. ©
I wish I had a sweetheart; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307299; May Ruth Adamson,
Oakland, Calif. 35940
I wish I was back in that shack; foxtrot song, w & m
James Woodworth. © Apr. 8, 1942; E pub. 106908;
Dixie music pub. co., New York. 35941
I wonder what’s wrong with my heart; song, melody
M. C. Sax. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305002;
Laura Saebo, Anchorage, Alaska. 35942
I wonder where you are; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306440; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 35943
I wonder why brown eyes won’t do; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 305013; Roy North,
Chicago. 35944
I won’t have time to be lonesome; w & melody Kay
McKewen & Jimmie McKewen. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306537; Kaymusic publishers, Brook-
lyn, 35945
I worship you; w James Thomas Waugh, m Ardella
Maxwell & M, Jenkins. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305904; Myrtle Jenkins, Chicago. 35946
Ia-ora-na; song. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305705; Joseph Emil Morhardt, jr., Bishop, Calif.
35947
1345
35939 ©
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
35948
I'd give my life; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307727; Elsa Mackintosh,
Aruba, Curacao, D. W. I. 35948
I’d love to do things for you; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305305; Helen Maple Woizeski, Bellflower,
Ill. 35949
I’d rather believe your eyes; w & m Bob Atcher &
Jimmy Hilliard. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107167;
Hubert J. Braun, Chicago. 35950
I’d rather have you; song, melody Mike Michaels
& F. Burrell. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305773; Frank Burrell, New York. 35951
Ide banda; pf., with w. © June 15, 1942; E pub,
107068; Rudolph Cernkovich, Bradley, Mich.
35952
Idle hour; melody Toots [i. e. Salvatore] Camarata.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306977; Plymouth
music co., inc., New York. 35953
If; w & melody, with pf. treble acc. © 1 c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305909; Ernestine Holloway,
Boston. 35954
If I can forget; w & m Charmian Reid, pf. arr.
Edward F. Kearns. © Aug. 22, 1942; E pub.
107070; F. E. Tanner, Cranston, R. I. 35955
If I can take along my baby; wG. Byerly, melody
J. Byerly. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306502;
George Byerly & Jack Byerly, Lancaster, Pa.
35956
If I can’t have you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307038; Angel Gutierrez Alverez,
Glendale, Ariz. 35957
If I could live for a thousand years; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307597; Margaret Matheson, Wellesley
Hills, Mass. 35958
If I could only be sure of you; song, melody M. C.
Sax. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305003; Virginia
B. Shell, Springield, Ill. 35959
If I had just one wish, I’d wish for you; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 307411; Myrtle
Miller, Portland, N. D. 35960
If I had life to live over; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307718; Raymond Kennedy, Tallapoosa, Ga.
35961
If I were Lord of Tartary; w Walter de la Mare, m
Granville Bantock. © July 15, 1942; E for. 67201;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 35962
If the Axis were wiser they’d keep far away; march,
w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305852;
Morris Perlman, Brooklyn. 35963
If there were taxes on dreams; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305780; Dorothy Elizabeth
Whiting, Fairfield, Conn. 35964
If we want to live; song. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp. 307770; Eva Lucile Campbell, Everett, Mass.
35965
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If you are a good little girl; w Thomas Creamer,
m Lew Bell, arr. Belle Schrag. © Aug. 2, 1942;
E pub. 107014; Newart song publications, Syracuse.
35966
If you can’t love me then like me; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305309; Juel Wendell Lea, Bossier
City, La. 35967
If you can’t remember then I can forget; song, m
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306827; Hortence Martin,
Hudson, Mass. 35968
If you could kiss me good night; w Virginia Zapoleon,
& melody. © 1c, Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305930;
Sylvia Schmidt, Chicago. 35969
If you could only feel the way that I do; w & melody.
© 1c. July 27, 1942; E unp. 305716; Louise
Michelle, Muskogee, Okl. 35970
If you take my heart, take me; song. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307517; Narda Stokes, Bartles-
ville, Okl. 35971
If you'll only be a real sweetheart; song. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307651; James Thompson
Meldrum, Los Angeles. 35972
Il pleure dans mon cééur; paroles Paul Verlaine
m Arnold Firgau [pseud. of Arnold Hasenclever
© 1c. June 26, 1942; E unp. 307548; Maria Roblee
Hasenclever, New York. 35973
I’ll always be true; song, m L, Roberts [pseud. of
Robert Lamm] © 1 c, Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 306327;
Forrest G. Irwin, Springfield, O. 35974
I’ll always love you; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306182; Reo L. Melton, Battle Creek,
35975
I’ll await you dear; song, arr. Lloyd Hart. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307197; Hal G. Nichols,
Long Beach, Calif. 35976
I'll be back; w & m Evelyn Gluck; pf. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 307456; Rose L. Gluck, Larchmont,
N. Y. 35977
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306069; Howard Edward Kohn, 2d, Brooklyn.
35978
I’ll be back again; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305450; Julia Irene Katona Daley,
Cleveland. 35979
I’ll be back when it’s over; song. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307031; Emma Cummins Cross,
Freetown, Ind. 85980
I’ll be here; song, melody Irving Spice. © 1 c. Aug.
11, 1942; E unp. 305454; Blanche Posnack,
Brooklyn. 35981
I’ll be home again; song, w Joseph P. Manley. ©
1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305739; Edgar J. Orton,
Detroit. 35982
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
I'll be ready when you come; w Mary Stanton Hill,
& melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306704;
Priscilla Beacham Stanton, Baltimore. 35983
I'll be waiting; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306146;
Helen G. Trevarton, Longmont, Col. 35984
I’ll come marching back to you; song, melody Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306820; George Lake, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa, 35985
I'll drift back to you in my dreams tonight; w
Dorothy Shoemaker, & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306096; Aaron Johns Shoemaker,
Long Beach, Calif. 35986
Ill finish my love song for you; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307722; Dorothy Gittle-
man, Philadelphia. 35987
I’ll forget you; w Al Vestuto, melody Amalia Cibelli.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305539; Colonial
music pub. co., inc., New York. 35988
I'll get along; song,.m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306835;
Doris D. Lallie, Denver. 35989
I'll get Hitler; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307040; Horace Alford, Campbell,
Calif. 35990
I'll join the modern army; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud, of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305300; Fred Last, Wawota, Sask,, Canada.
35991
I’ll keep a home for you; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306813; Mabel G. Truex, Indianapolis. 35992
I'll keep on singing Maria; song, m Nancy Collins.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 306971; May Lavadour
Kortland, Pendleton, Or. 35993
I'll keep on smiling; song, w Johny Murphy. © 1c.
July 29, 1942; E unp. 305891; Irving Melsher,
Atlanta. 35994
I’ll lead a commando raid; song, m George J.
Turchin. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307050;
Harvey J. Bresler, New York. 35995
I'll leave you my heart for a souvenir; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306882; Grace Peter, Cleveland. 35996
I'll let you be the skipper; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306873; Octavia Lowrey, Waldron, Ark. 35997
I’ll love to say it’s so; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 305950; Albert Francis Barbush,
Harrisburg, Pa. 35998
.T’ll love you forever; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1942; E unp. 305012; June North & Roy North,
Chicago. 35999
I'll love you till the sun grows cold; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307652; George Wash.
McCauslin, Amityville, N. Y. 36000
1347
36018
I’ll make you see my way; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306869; Charles Gorla, Conrath, Wis. 36001
Vll never forget you; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306305; Nicholas Tanzillo, Tarrytown, N. Y.
36002
I’ll never know why; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307090;
Helen Hall, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 36003
I’ll remember; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306718; Ruth Aviril Kimberly, Highland
Park, Mich. 36004
I'll return to you; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305638; Viola Bellor Lauria, Bay
City, Mich. 36005
I'll spend my time; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305778; Marlin Lewis Merrill, Sandusky,
N. Y. 36006
Ill take my heart back to old New Hampshire; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305237;
Myrtle Ellsworth Caskey, Woodlawn, Md. 36007
I'll wait for you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306208; Theodore Melyan, Bayonne,
N. J. 36008
—w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307044; Fred A. Weller, Los Angeles. 36009
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E ump.
307764; Faye Greenberg, Washington. 36010
Illusions; w & melody Jane Race. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 306960; Jane Race Hengesbaugh,
Detroit. 36011
Illusion; melody Gloria Madera. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306893; Pan-Amer. music co., inc.,
New York. 36012
I’m a fighten [?] Yank; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306555; Kenneth David Conway,
Tulsa, Okl. 36013
I’m a flying cadet; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305666; Martia
Reynolds, Charlotte, Mich. 36014
I’m a fool for dreaming; w Estelle M. Davis & Bob
Buhler, melody E. M. Davis. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942;
E unp. 306689; Peer internatl. corp., New York.
36015
I’m a forty-eight star all-American son; pf., with
w. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 307437; Guy R.
Sigman, Stapleton, Neb. 36016
I’m a son of the Red, White and Blue; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306265; Gertrude A.
Bouthillier, West Warwick, R. I. 36017
I’m a whoopee sport from Tennessee; song, m Noel
Bear. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307032;
Virginia Barker, Mendota, Calif. 36018
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36019 pt. 1, n. s., v. 37
I’m afraid I’m in love with you; w G. H. Johnston,
m C. W. Erdenbrecher. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E
unp. 307058; George H. Johnston & Charles W.
Erdenbrecher, San Francisco. 36019
I’m falling in love with someone; by Victor Herbert,
arr. William Teague; trombone, with pf. acc. ©
Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107056; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 36020
-———-from Naughty Marietta, by Victor Herbert,
transcribed F, Campbell-Watson; band pts., with
condensed sc. © Aug. 13, 1942; E pub. 107055;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 36021
I’m fishing for words, in a sea of romance; fox
trot, w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305759; Jules Edward Brezin, Camp Polk, La. bs
36
I’m from Yankee Land; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307316; Clair H. Shepard, Pet
36023
I’m glad; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307477; Walter Gluckman, New York. 36024
I’m gonna blow my horn, an’ get myself some
stripes; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942;E unp.
307394; Hugh M. MacKay, Worcester. 36025
I’m hitting a high spot; w & m Don Raye & Gene De
Paul. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307188; Leeds
music corp., New York. 36026
I’m in love; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306911; Alma M.
Tanner, Jamesburg, N. J. 36027
I’m in love with a sailor boy; song. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306789; Jimmie Blackburn, easy
36
I’m just a dope; w & melody Bert Lind [pseud. of
A. J. Lindberg] © 1c, Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305967; Albert J. Lindberg, Everett, Wash. 36029
I’m just a tumbleweed rolling down the trail of time;
w C. G. Campbell, melody E. R. Hinderer. © lc.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307486; Everett R. Hinderer
& C. Guy Campbell, Keene, N. H. 36030
I’m lonely and blue; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305783; Leroy Charles Flanagan,
Chicago. 36031
I’m next; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306824; D. L.
Berry, Ramona, OKl. 36032
I’m no good without you; w Sidney Glaser, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp, 305777; Hyman
Norman Glaser, Brooklyn. 36033
I’m not the master of my heart; song, m Jim Crane.
© 1c, July 21, 1942; E unp. 305882; Bertha Pence,
South Whitley, Ind. 36034
I’m proud my sweetheart is a soldier; w & melody.
© ic. Aug. 11, 1942; Eunp. 305463; VeraC.
Pickering, Wamego, Kan, 36035
I’m sending my love by moonbeams; song, pf. SC.
Bernie Fazioli. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E ump.
305781; Amanda M. Bourque, South Weymouth,
Mass. 36036
I’m sinking in love; song, arr. Harold Potter. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305804; Perle Stewart,
Pennington Gap, Va. 36037
I’m so in love with Sam; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307142; Ruth Salles,
Oklahoma City. $6038
I’m staying away from love; song, w Wallace Lee
Alexander. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306447;
Gyneth Arnold Baird, Magog, Que., Canada.
36039
I’m threading my needle with twilight; w John L.
Rooney, m J. Fred Coots. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107224; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
36040
I’m waiting; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp, 307685; Charles Deitz, Succasunna, N. J.
36041
I’m wearyin’ of worryin’, over you; pf., withw. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1942;E unp. 306386; Louise Cummins
Drum & Donald Arthur Drum, Belleville, Ill.
36042
I’m writing to a soldier boy; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305257; Frank Stein,
Philadelphia, 36043
Imaginary Isle; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308095; Walter Smith, San Francisco.
36044
Impressions; by Russell S. Suppiger; B flat clarinet
quartet, sc. & pts., with optional alto & bass pts.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 106963; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 36045
In a garden in the moonlight; song, w Jerry De Lee.
© July 3, 1942; E pub. 106886; Joseph E. Bensemon,
Chicago. 36046
In a rickshaw from Tokyo; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307488; Lloyd Howard Price,
Dallas. 36047
In all my dreams; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306800; Audrey Rennolds, Cincinnati. 36048
In bicicletta; fox-trot, parole e m Alvise Natili,
Ermenegildo Rusconi e Lao Schor. © Dec. 31,
1939; E for. 67103; S. a. edizioni Suvini-Zerboni,
Milan. 36049
In California; w & melody; in C. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306532; Arthur Alfred Mancini,
Martinez, Calif. 36050
In days gone by; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 307530; Claire M. Graveline,
Moosup, Conn. 36051
In Flanders’ fields; song, w John McCrae. © 1c,
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307404; David Davies, Luscar,
Alta., Canada, 36052
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
In love again; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305688; Milton Schwartz, Clayton, Mo. 36053
In my dream world; w & melody. © 1c. July 21,
1942; E unp. 303188; Joseph N. J. Fitzgerald, New
York. 36054
In my dreams I fell in love with you; w & melody
Veidra King [pseud. of L. Thompson] © 1c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305937; Loraine Thompson,
Hollywood, Fla. 36055
In my dreams of Ireland; w & m Woody [i. e.
Warren] Frisino. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub. 107196;
Mills music, inc., New York. 36056
In my dreams of old Virginia; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E ump.
306921; Laura Myers, O’Neill, Neb. 36057
In my garden of memory; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306290; Irene
Nichols, Chicago. 36058
In my heart; trot, w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; Eunp. 306611; John Elliott Mulgrew, Moscow,
Pa. 36059
In my inside pocket, there’s a treasure; w J. Will
Callahan, m Lee S. Roberts. © Aug. 20, 1942; E
pub. 107173; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 36060
In my little white dream cottage; song, m Jack
Cranford [pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306797; Grace Moses, Vicksburg,
Mich. 36061
In my lover’s arms tonight; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard, © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306143; Elsie E. Easley, Hartford. 36062
In old Mexico; w & melody Renée Michaels. © 1 c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306409; Irene Michaelson,
Minneapolis. 36063
In our rendezvous high on Hill Billy Hill; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 307412;
Myrtle Miller, Portland, N. D. 36064
In our sunset rendezvous; song, w Vincent Frangi-
pane. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107235; Victor
Paul Frangipane, Lyndhurst, N. J. 36065
In paradise with you; w Jack Roll & Lois Sheridan,
melody J. Roll. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E ump.
306281; Lehman S. Roll, Atlanta, 36066
In romancing; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305313; Horace Blakely, Carrollton, O. 36067
In the army far away; song, m Alice Schlegel. ©
June 1, 1942; E pub. 107095; Earl O. Schlegel,
Pennsburg, Pa. 36068
In the gloaming; song, m A. F. Harrison, arr.
Harry Henneman. © July 20, 1942; E pub. 106415;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 36069
In the glow of the candles; w Amy Bisset England,
m Irvin Cooper; women’s 2-pt. cho. © Aug. 17,
1942; E pub. 107051; Boston music co., Boston.
36070
_ Maxcy, Lexington, Ky.
36086
In the hall of the Mountain King; from Peer Gynt
suite, by Edvard Grieg, adapted John Thompson;
pi. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106807; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 36071
In the heart of old Kentucky; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305724; William Perry
36072
In the jailhouse now - no. 2; w & m Jimmie Rodgers,
© Nov. 25, 1930; E pub. 107267; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. —~ 36073
In the moonlight; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305932; Al Carvell, Nashville.
36074
In the shadow of a sigh; w N. Rhys, m T. Hearst.
© l cy} Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306370; Tristan
Hearst & Noel Rhys, New York. 36075
In the shadow of the Rockies; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306909; Nora Mitchell, Cle Elum, Wash. 36076
In the spring; from Bartolome the juggler, by
Albert Hay Malotte. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307791; Loew’s, inc., New York. 36077
In thy sleep; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306770; Mary Ella Portis, Philadelphia. 36078
India; guarania, w Manuel Ortiz Guerrero, m Jose
Asunci6n Flores; violoncelo y pf. © May 20,
1942; E for. 67283; Ediciones internacionales
Fermata, Buenos Aires. : 36079
Indiana lullaby; w & melody Dick Hall [pseud. of
J. R. Halvorson] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.,
305241; John Richard Halvorson, Pelican Rapids,
Minn. 36080
Indiana state; w O. M. Smith, m V. M. Critcher; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307124; Oma Mont-
gomery Smith, Seymour, Ind. & Viola M. Critcher,
Indianapolis. 36081
Indifference; w G. A. Studdert-Kennedy, m Edwin
McNeill Poteat; mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E
pub. 106978; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago.
082
Infantry marching song; w Tom [i. e. T. M.] Adair,
melody Dick [i. e. R. R.] Uhl. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307003; Thomas M. Adair & Richard
R. Uhl, Kingston, Pa. 36083
Infantry song; song. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306661; Barry Drewes, Highland Falls, N. Y.
36084
Inky Jimmy and Soppy Sally and other ditties for
young and old; German w Richard Dehmel, Paula
Dehmel & others, English tr. Dorothy Gordon, m
Leo Blech. © July 27, 1942; E pub. 106804;
Associated music publishers, inc., New bavas
85
Inspiration; w A. Edwards, m O. Steward; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 307415; Albert Edwards
& Odessa Steward, Chicago. 36086
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36087 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Instrumentalist series, folio no. 1; compiled Howard
Wilson; B flat trumpet, solo, duet & trio, with pf.
acc. © July 16, 1942; E pub. 107268; Peer inter-
natl. corp;, New York. 36087
Into the blue; w & m Jack Goodman, © Aug. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107024; Bob Miller, inc., New York.
36088
Irish Yankee Doodle; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307684; Suphronia M. Johnson,
Pomona, Calif. 36089
Is it you; w & m Jim Orlando [i. e. James Orlando,
jr.] © 1c. Aug. 26,.1942; E unp. 307012; James
Orlando, jr., West New York, N. J. 36090
Is this what you call love; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306711; John D. Denson, Oakland,
Calif. : 36091
Isabella kissed a fella; w & m Al Hoffman, Mann
Curtis & Jerry Livingston. © Aug. 25, 1942; E
pub. 107247; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 36092
It all concerns you; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305319; Dolores Mesher & Adele Trotsky,
Seattle. 36093
It can never be the same; w Lester Mann, melody
Bernie Nelson. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306472; Joseph Meltsner, New York. 36094
It could happen here; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307628;
Lucille Parker, Dayton, O. 36095
It doesn’t matter now; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305793; Gene Carmen Salerno, Niles,
O. 36096
It happened at last; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306453; Leo Michaluk, Philadelphia.
36097
It is sweet of you; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306950; Louise Austin,
New York. 36098
It is you; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306785;
Alma Inez Bassie, Adams, Mass. 36099
It looks like an early autumn; w & m Hal Leeds. ©
lc. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305510; Harold Leibo-
witz, Spring Valley, N. Y. 36100
It might have been; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305370; Clement Rosen, Cliffside
Park, N. J. 36101
It must be you; w Ian Sommers, & melody. © lc.
Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 306311; Emil Newman, New
York. 36102
It rained on Tuesday; w Miles [i. e. M. M.] White,
melody Martha Charline White. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307661; Meredith Miles White,
Leavenworth, Kan. 36103
1350
It seems to me; waltz ballad, w & m Robert Styles.
© Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107064; Enterprise pub-
lications, Los Angeles. 36104
——waiiz, Robert Styles; violin quartet. © Aug.
11, 1942; E pub. 107065; Enterprise publications,
Los Angeles. 36105
It shouldn’t make any difference who; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c, Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307742;
Rosena Anthony, Atlantic City. 36106
It was down in Florida I met you; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306264; Ethel Mae
Hamilton, Miami, Fla. 36107
It was just a summer romance; song. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307802; Hazel Denton, Los
Angeles. 36108
It was only you; w M. Edwards, m B. Elliott. ©
1 c. Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 306010; Bill Elliott &
Mildred Edwards, Mendota, II. 36109
It was swell while it lasted; w & m Lee [i. e. D. E.]
Blankenship & Jay [i. e. K. A.] Weber. © 1c.
July 28, 1942; E unp. 306330; Dorothy E. Blanken-
ship & Katherine A. Weber, Los Angeles.
36110
It won’t be a cinch but we’ll win; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306645; Jerome Stern,
New York. 36111
It won’t be long now; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306642; J. C. Thompson, Kansas City, Mo.
36112
It won’t be long till Jesus comes; hymn. © Aug.
28, 1942; E pub. 107448; Francis H. Carlson, East
Los Angeles. Calif. 36113
It won't last long; w & melody Jimmy [i. e. J. L.]
McCall. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307139;
Jameston L. McCall, Washington. 36114
Italien im lied; di Guilio de Micheli, op. 37, arr.
Leopold Zeitlberger; pti. d’orch. © June 2, 1941;
E for. 67166; Hans C. Sikorski, k. g., Leipzig.
36115
It’s a blue evening; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307205; Marie M. Aughin-
baugh, Baltimore. 36116
It’s a dog’s life; main title, Dave Snell & Sol Kaplan.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305387; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 36117
It’s a hundred to one; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E.unp. 306085; Romeo Villarreal Quintanilla,
Fort Smith, Ark. 36118
It’s a long, long way to yesterday; w Harold Adam-
son, melody Peter DeRose. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306346; Robbins music corp., New York.
36119
It’s all because of you; wJohnA. Parsons, & melody.
© 1c. July 31, 1942; E unp. 306608; Jack Cascio,
New York. 36120
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
36155
It’s all for you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306449; Paul C. Cline, Whitesville, Mo.
36121
It’s all over town; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307821; Donald Shockey, Lafayette,
Ind. 36122
It’s for America; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © le. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305659; Ida Lowe
Ailiff, Williamson, W. Va. 36123
It’s going to be goodbye Japan and Germany; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307568;
Frank Harkirs, Chicago. 36124
It’s heavenly; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942;
E unp. 305921; Lionel Samuel Cadorette, Bristol,
Conn. 36125
It’s mad; melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305246; Louise Rosenstein Levinger, Burlingame,
Calif. 36126
It’s my desire to do Thy will; pf., with w. © Aug.
7, 1942; E pub. 106849; Viola Bates, Chicago.
36127
It’s not fun anymore; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306720; Ruth Aviril Kimberly, High-
land Park, Mich. 36128
It’s only in my dreams that you love me; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307134; Sylvia Estelle
Coyne, South Boston, Mass. 36129
It’s open season on the Japs; w Jack [i.e. J. J.]
Price, melody Bob [i. e. Robert] Carlton. © 1c.
Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306223; John James Price,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 36130
It’s strictly G. I.; w Eric Denhoff, melody Milton
W. Fabricant. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E ump.
306406; Pearl Wolf, Brooklyn. 36131
It’s that funny thing called love; 1st violin, with w.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307428; Leonard
Morris & Herbert Cheiffetz, Buffalo. 36132
It’s the army, it’s the navy and the marines; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305821;
Joseph Raymond Feeney, Richmond Hill, L.I., N.
¥. 36133
It’s the same; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306117; Edward Friedman, Forest
Hills, N. Y. 36134
It’s the truth; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306618; Harry Mitchell, Des Moines.
36135
It’s time to dream of you; w Lenore Jane Ousley, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305762;
Charity E. Ousley, Princeton, N. J. 36136
It’s time to take off; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306491; Raymond Lee Cawthon, Richmond.
36137
It’s too bad baby; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942;
E unp. 306646; Martin B. Nadle, Brooklyn & Ber-
nard Altschuler, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
1351
36138 |
It’s true; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 307543; Ralph DeVere Morse, jr., Anchor-
age, Ky. 36139
It’s up to us; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;E
unp. 305566; George Herman Heid, Pittsburgh.
36140
It’s wonderful to fall in love; w & melody Clyde
Cummins & J. H. Russell. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307273; James Harry Russell, Johnstown,
Pa. : 36141
It’s yanking time in this old world again, we’ll yank
out the Japanazi; song. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942;E
unp. 305560; Elsa Gafke, Chicago. 36142
I’ve been a fool; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307731; Oscar McLendon,
Macon, Ga. 36143
I’ve been hiding my love from you; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306270; Effa M.
Cook, Reno, Nev. 36144
I’ve changed my mind; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306812; Joyce Whitaker, Reading, O. 36145
I’ve come back to the valley and you; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306848; Sylvia Alotalo, Republic,
Mich. 36146
I’ve found a new love; song, melody M. C. Sax. ©
1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305001; Ann Schutte,
Akron, O. 36147
I’ve gone to join the army; song. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306958; Frank Nickolas Tedeschi,
Paterson. 36148
I’ve got a gal; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305307;
J. Wood, Ware Shoals, S. C. 36149
I’ve got a hundred pounds of sugar; song, arr.
Evelyn D. Blizard. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307352; Mildred Bartlett Owens, Anderson, Ind.
36150
I’ve got a one track heart; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
3, 1942; E unp. 304521; Edward Dee Whitlow,
Richmond. 36151
I’ve got my eyes on someone; w & melody Larry
[i. e. L. W.] Hickman. © 1 c. Sept. 4, 1942; E
unp. 308052; Lawrence W. Hickman, Detroit.
36152
I’ve got my guitar; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305255; Michael Joseph Peterson,
Baltimore. 36153
I’ve got the juke-box jitters; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307148; Nellie L. Reid,
Ferndale, Mich. 36154
I’ve got to know before I go; song, m Eddie Keenan.
© Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107019; Alice K. Douglas,
Rochester, N. H. 36155
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|, a a ea nr eRe pete eee CNN ROD Smokie wha ee eee
36156
I’ve had my fling; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307620; George C. Stein, New York.
36156
I’ve joined the good old army to fight for Uncle
Sam; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306868; Harold R. Peek, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 36157
I’ve waited for you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1942; E unp. 304522; Jean Lutey, Oakland, Calif.
36158
Jagoda polka; w & arr. of m; tamburitza string
orch. pts. © July 20, 1942; E pub. 107067; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Bradley, Mich. 36159
Jalisco; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Muguerza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306192;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mex-
ico. 36160
Jamaica say; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. July 20,
1942; E unp. 302907; William Lines Hubbard
Cunningham, Los Angeles. 36161
Jane said yes! Down where the cataract booms;
song, harmonized William James Finley. © 1c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306481; John Murray Finley,
Rockville, Conn. 36162
Japon comenzé la guerra; guapango, letra y melodfa.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307342; Agustin
Zendejas, Pomona, Calif. 36163
Japs will pay for their sin; song. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306756; Abe Oliver, Chicago. 36164
Japs will soon be out; m Art King; pf., withw. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305323; Lloyd Calvin
Wood, Dow City, Ia. 36165
Jealousy; w Winifred May, m Jacob Gade, arr.
Lawrence Wright. © Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67261;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd., London. 36166
Jeannie get your gun; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307784; Ivan Morris, Cleve-
land. 36167
Jenney (Jack) modern trombone studies; by J. Jenney,
ed. Jay Arnold. © July 17, 1942; AA 407910;
Robbins music corp., New York. 36168
Jesus and his friends in the drama of redemption
(Gesu e i suoiamici neldrammadella redenzione);
oratorio; pf. treble, with w. [Italian text only] ©
July 16, 1942; E pub. 106282; Felix Stanislaus
Ziccardi, Trinidad, Col. 36169
Jesus gave Himself for me; hymn. © lc. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306544; Thomas Anson Kimmerly,
Windsor, Ont., Canada. 36170
Jesus has satisfied my soul; hymn, w & m Beatrice
Dodge. © June 19, 1942; E pub. 106461; Loren
Brecheisen & Augusta Brecheisen, Binghamton,
J ee 36171
Jesus, Tender Shepherd; w & m Lily Strickland
[i. e. Lily Strickland Anderson]; mixed cho. ©
Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106834; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 36172
1352
Jilguero (El); letra y melodfa J. Pina. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305531; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 36173
Jingle jangle; by Robert McBride; vibraphone solo,
with string orch sc. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307034; David Gornston, New York. 36174
Jitterbug; w & melody. © 1c. July 30, 1942; E unp.
304174; Floyd E. Romsey, Great Falls, Mont.
36175
Jitterbug stomp; pf. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307774; Teddy Wilson, New York. 36176
Jivin’ in a jolting jeep; melody. © 1 c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306639; Edgar Battle, New York.
36177
Joe; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305586; Lois Lunceford, Caruthers-
ville, Mo. 36178
Joe Hill; w Alfred Hayes, m Earl Robinson. © Aug.
1, 1942; E pub. 107022; Bob Miller, inc., New
York. 36179
Johan joins the Cab; w & m Cab Calloway. © Aug.
6, 1942; E pub. 107184; Mills music, inc., New
York. 36180
Johnny and me; song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305807; Luella Heether, Belding, Mich. 36181
Johnny Blue Jacket; song, melody Ridgely C. Stans-
bury. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306669; Mrs.
Ridgely C. Stansbury, Great Lakes Naval Train-
ing School, Ill. 36182
Johnny come lately; by Billy Strayhorn; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307322; Tempo music, inc.,
New York. 36183
Johnny get your gun again; w Hugh Hudgings, m
Mickey Gillette, arr. Lou Halmy. © Aug. 6, 1942;
E pub. 107187; Mills music, inc., New York.
36184
Joie de vivre; melody H. Grant. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305533; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 36185
Join the U. S. army now; march, Felix Stella; band
pts. © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub. 106854; El Mina
shrine band, Galveston, Tex. 36186
Jolly Molly Pitcher; w Tom [i. e. Thomas A. ] Adair,
m Dick [i.e. Richard R.] Uhl. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307220; Henry Morgenthau, jr.,
secretary of the treasury, Washington. 36187 °
Joshua fit de battle ob Jericho; negro spiritual, arr.
Wayne Howorth; mixed cho. © June 1, 1942; E
pub. 107006; Frank Pallma, Chicago. 36188
Jota aragonesa; arr. Ricardo Romero; pf., con
letra. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 106941; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York. 36189
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307992;
36190
Joy; song.
Harry F. Schutte, Indianapolis.
J-o-y-c-e; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E ump.
306028; James Potter & Garnet Sweezey, Detroit.
36191
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942 36226
Juan José; cancién. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306856; Carmen Delfin, New York. 36192
Juba jive; song, w E. I. Sutherland & Jacqueline
Paul. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306743; Eileen
I. Sutherland, Hyde Park, Mass. 36193
Jubilate Deo; anthem, Biblical w, m Charles H.
Marsh; mixed cho.
106977; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago.
© Aug. 10, 1942; E pub.
36194
Juke box Saturday night; from Stars on ice, w Al
Stillman, m Paul McGrane. © Aug. 3, 1942; E
pub. 106692; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
36195
Jungle madness; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306822; Elodie M. Sanderson, Jefferson City, Mo.
36196
Junk ain’t junk no more, ’cause junk will win the war;
w & m Austen Croom-Johnson & Allan Kent. ©
Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107060; Bregman, Vocco &
Conn, inc., New York. 36197
Just a kiss in the night; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306189; Lloyd Robert Strang,
Champaign, Ill. 36198
Just a letter from home; w & m Harry Tobias, Nick
Kenny & Charles Kenny. © Aug. 28, 1942; E pub.
107340; Atlas music corp., New York. 36199
Just a line; w & melody Emerson Harper & J.
Greenidge. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307260;
John Greenidge, New York. 36200
Just a memory; song, melody Lew |i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306176;
Diane Kruszewski, Quantico, Va. 36201
Just a plain old country boy; w & melody Tommy
Duncan. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307207;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 36202
Just an humble little prayer; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306111; Gloria Ann Laborde,
Marksville, La. 36203
Just another day; w E. N. Drake & Edna Neeb,
melody Juanita Warner Leap. © 1 c. June 23,
1942; E unp. 301985; Ethel Neeb Drake, Shelby-
ville, Ind. 36204
Just another moon song; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306137; Lottie M. Hobson, Youngs Creek, Ind.
36205
Just dreaming; song, m Thomas De George, J. De
George & Melvin B. Goodwin. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305685; Joseph De George, Clayton,
N. J. 36206
Just for me; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 307459; Morton Fritts Wells, Omaha.
36207
Just imagine; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp. 307691; Walter Gluckman, New York. 36208
1353
Just infatuation after all; song, m Olga Monica. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305254; Charles P.
Ormond, Orange, N. J. 36209
Just looking thanks; w Jeanne Sawyer; pf. © lc.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307707; Phyllis Mary Sherman,
Bronxville, N. Y. 36210
Just moody again; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942;
E unp. 307583; Norman Feinglos, Syracuse.
36211
Just smile; w Louisa Robinson |pseud. of C. L.
MacGonegal], melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306168; Charlotte L.
MacGonegal, Yantic, Conn. 36212
Just so lonely and blue; song, m Richard bros. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 107310; Fred A. Huntley,
Glenbeulah, Wis. 36213
Just thinking of you; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
lc. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305953; Joseph P.
Trudon, Bristol, Conn. 36214
Just to be near you; w Gene Willadsen, m Isham
Jones. © Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 107174; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 36215
Just to be with you; song, melody Ray Norman & H.
Norman. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307067;
Helen Norman & Eddie Culp, Chicago. 36216
Just to be with you tonight at twilight; song. © lc.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307760; Herbert Jesse Teague,
Indianapolis. 36217
Just waiting for you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305524; Helen C. Judge, New York.
36218
Just yearning for you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305258; Wayne Emerson Price,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 36219
Juvenalia; by Frederick G. Charrosin; orch. pts.
© May 18, 1942; E for. 67231; Bosworth & co.,
ltd., London. 36220
K. A. pin; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305770; Frank Thomas Gerard, jr., Grenada, Miss.
36221
kK. D. girl; w & m Laurel Herrmann & Marguerite
Krashkevich. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 106954;
Words & music, inc., New York. 36222
Kallipolis grotto; cornet. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306536; Henry Carl Stephan, Washington.
36223
Kamennoi-Ostrow; by Anton Rubinstein, op. 10, no.
_ 22, arr. Carl Richter; pf. © June 11, 1942; E pub.
107000; Bach music co., Henry Dellafield sole
owner, Boston. 36224
kKamenoi Ostrow; by Anton Rubinstein, arr. Maxwell
Eckstein; pf. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107426;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 36225
Kathaleene; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm| © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305308;
Alberta C. Banner, Columbia, Mo. 36226
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er a . pt. 3, n. &., v. 37
Kedves Imre notal hegedure; by Kedves Imre;
violin. 1 - 8 fuzet. © July 11, 1942; E pub.
106640-106647; James Kedves, Bridgeport, Conn.
36227-36234
Keep a smile on your face Mary Ellen; song. © 1
c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306503; John J. Sullivan,
San Francisco. 36235
Keep a smile on your face soldier boy; w & melody
Marie A. Di Lauro [pseud. of M. A. Lowrey] ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E unp. 305424; Marie Appollonia
Lowrey, Minneapolis. 36236
Keep a star in your window; w G. Peace, m R.
Reber; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E ump.
306275; Roy Reber & George Peace, Reading, Pa.
36237
Keep bright the light of freedom, in the U.S. A.;
w D. T. Alvord, mN. Marchant. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306539; Doris Thomas Alvord,
"Clearwater, Fla. & Noel Marchant, Dayton, Ky.
36238
Keep calm; song, pf. arr. Kenn Sisson. © Aug. 17,
1942; E pub. 107010; Thelma W. Berliner, Spring-
field Gardens, N. Y. 35239
Keep concentrating on love; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308069; Carola Nelson,
Hollywood, Calif. 36240
Keep ’em flying for victory; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307339;
Maude Buttcane, Blackfoot, Id. 36241
Keep ’em flying, put your shoulder to the wheel; w
& melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305453;
Murray Rothstein, Newark, N. J. 36242
Keep ’em sailing; song, arr. Walter Smith. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307521; Ethelle Howard
Nelson, San Francisco. 36243
Keep in touch withJesus; hymn, mSamuel T. Walter.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305793; Leta Prater,
Outwood, Ky. 36244
Keep Old Glory flying; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307479; Gertrude Perry Prentiss,
Los Angeles. 36245
Keep Old Glory waving ever o’er the U. S. A.; song,
w Myra Page Wiren. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub.
107417; Frances A.. Wiren, Locust Valley, N. Y.
36246
Keep on buying bonds and stamps; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305334; Beverly Langdon & Burns E. Lang-
don, El Centro, Calif. 36247
Keep on smiling; w Kitty James [i. e. Katie James]
Schofer, melody F. R. Schaeffer. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307395; Katie James Schofer & Flora
R. Schaeffer, Reading, Pa. 36248
Keep smiling; w & melody Charles C. Miles & L. G.
Miles. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306374;
Lenore G. Miles, Encino, Calif. 36249
1354
Keep the Stars and Stripes flying on high; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; Eunp. 305648; Marie Dittbrenner, Richmond,
Calif. 36250
Keep the Yanks in the tanks rolling on; w & m Joe
F. [i, e. Joseph F.] Weber. © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub.
106847; Joseph F.. Weber, Scranton. 36251
Keep us rolling along; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1942; E unp. 305423; Fred Levy Bennett, Montreal.
36252
Keep your chin up; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E
unp. 305944; Sylvia V. Cutler, Brooklyn. 36253
Keep your eye on Stalin; song. © 1 c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306379; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
36254
Kern Valley; song, melody Harry Powell. © 1c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306578; Anna Rose, San
Francisco. 36255
Kerr’s (Phil) gospel songs; w & m various authors,
compiled. Rev. ed. © Apr. 22, 1942; E pub.
107158; Phil Kerr, Glendale, Calif. 36256
Khaki and blue; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306108; Maude Fellmeth, Danville, Ml. 36257
Khaki hop; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306714; Henry Gould, Trenton, N. Y. 36258
Kids’ rodeo; w Warner W. Davis; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107086; Otis S. Davis, Sims,
Il. 36259
Kille kille; w Irving Taylor, m Vic Mizzy. © Aug.
21, 1942; E pub. 107113; Santly-Joy-Select, inc.,
New York. 36260
Kingdom coming; w & m Henry C. Work, arr.
William C. Steere; double mixed cho. © Aug. 29,
1942; E pub. 107345; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
36261
King’s highway; w Martin L. Ball; pf. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E ump. 305565; Edith Lillian White,
Adams, Mass. 36262
Kiss me baby now; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306082; James Francis Mulligan,
Minidoka, Id. 36263
Kiss me, but don’t say goodbye; w Anne Doyle,
melody Michael C. Mirkovic & F. A. Selb. © lc.
Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305223; Fred A. Seib, Cran-
ford, N. J. 36264
Kiss me little “fraidy cat; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © le. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306795; Esther Raimondi, Butler, Pa. 36265
Kisses in the moonlight; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307350; Joseph Christian Barrett,
Cleveland. 36266
Kit-a-ior-za; w Linda & Leta Nelson [pseud. of L.
C. Reid], & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308096; Lois Clementine Reid, Jackson Helgnts,
New York. 6267
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
36302
Kitchen blues; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 307438; Teddy Stewart, New York. 36268
Knock it around; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 308022; Billy House, Mattapoisett, Mass.
36269
Knowing Christ to make Him known; w Barbara
Norris Hull, m Ruth Norris Hull; pf. © June 23,
1942; E pub. 105757; Allegheny conference, Chris-
tian endeavor union, Church of the United breth-
ren in Christ, Clearfield, Pa. 36270
Kona love; w & m Edward Tabor, Fred Ruesler &
Ray Meany. © June 10, 1942; E pub. 107150; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 36271
KuCice pod gorama; waltz, Croatian w & arr. of m
R. Cernkovich, m Fr. Voborsky & J. Dalecky; tam-
buritza string orch. pts. © June 22, 1942; E pub.
107066; Rudolph Cernkovich, Bradley, Mich.
36272
Lacrymosa; from the Requiem, w & m Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart, English tr. & med. George F.
Strickling; mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub.
106982; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago. 36273
Ladies first; waltz, melody A. De Feo. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305529; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 36274
Ladr6n; pf., con letra. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307363; Benito George Sieg, Miami, Fla. 36275
Lady churn | ?] milk; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1942; E unp. 304629; Charles B. Wiggins, Atlan-
tic City. 36276
Lady in a jam; main title, Frank Skinner; conductor.
© le. Aug. 7, 1942; E pub. 105601; Universal
music corp., New York. 36277
Lady in the uniform; w Dan Shapiro & Milton Pas-
cal, m Phil Charig, arr. Ben Nelson. © lc. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 306020; Alan Porelli, New York.
36278
Lagrima gitana; melody. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305383; José Lo Duca, San Francisco. 36279
Laguna; w Louis George Zaboy, m Bernard Nevada
Landino, arr. Adrian. © Jan. 3, 1942; E pub.
106034; Zaboy-Landino music co., Laguna Beach,
Calif. 36280
Land of the free; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306119; Barbara Willmetta Harris, Los An-
geles. 36281
—— —melody Eugene Platzman. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307292; Harry Ben Bolt, Troy, O.
36282
Land we love the most; w John Wreford, m Jean
Clovis, arr. Marion Moore; mixed cho. © Aug.
17, 1942; E pub. 107334; J. A. Parks co., York,
Neb. 36283
Larghetto; Tamino’s aria, from Magic flute, by W.
A. Mozart, arr. Herbert Withers; violoncello &
pf. © Sept. 19, 1938; E for. 67273; Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 36284
1355
Larghetto and allegro from Harpsichord pieces;
by G. F. Handel, transcribed William Murdoch;
violin & pf. © Feb. 16, 1929; E for. 67253; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 36285
Last dream; w & melody; in C. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306399; Polly Dorothy Mikulak, South
Bend, Ind. : 36286
LastnightI dreamed of England; w Mitchell Parrish,
melody Peter De Rose. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305868; Robbins music corp., New York.
36287
Last night when you kissed me; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305731; Ann Rendall,
Chicago. 36288
Last spring; by Edward Grieg, arr. James McLeod;
condensed conductor. © ic. July 8, 1942; E unp.
305426; KSTP, inc., St. Paul. 36289
Last waltz; w Bobby Heath, melody Pat [i. e. L.|
Riley. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306473; Le-
Roy Riley, Philadelphia. 36290
Laugh away your troubles; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 307035; Louise Caroline Gray,
St. Paul. 36291
Lead, kindly light; song, w J. H. Newman. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306771; Mary Ella Portis,
Philadelphia. 36292
Lead me to the gates of paradise; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E ump.
305329; Barbara Thomas, Edmonds, Wash. 36293
Leading the ladies on; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307553; William Hood Rhoades, New
York. 36294
Leaning on the everlasting arm; song, arr. Orval
McDaniel. © June 10, 1942; E pub. 107297; Henry
Ellis Ogden, Baxter Springs, Kan. 36295
Least (The) of all, Lord; song. © July 28, 1942; E
pub. 107245; Mary Howard Poole, Red Springs, N.
Cc. 36296
Leave it to Joe; foxtrot, m Walter A. Quincke; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307514;
Joseph Grestick, New Britain, Conn. 36297
Leave your rosary with me; song. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307064; Pearl L. Southworth, Mor-
ristown, N. Y. 36298
Leaves; w Danny |i. e. Daniel] Cavanaugh, & melo-
dy. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307278; Al
Frazzini, Boston. 36299
Leftie on his own; w & m Edna B. Griebel [i. e.
Edna B. Griebel Kammerer]; pf. © Aug. 17, 1942;
E pub. 107046; Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. 36300
Legende; string quintet. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306926; Bessie M. Whiteley, Los Angeles.
36301
Lend a helping hand; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307714;
Bertha Davenport, Springfield, O. 36302
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —
36303
Lenda brasileira; by Francisco Mignone; pf. no. 1.
© Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107082; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 36303
Let all mortal flesh; w transcribed from liturgy of
St. James, by G. Moultrie, m Frank B. Cookson.
© Apr. 9, 1942; E pub. 106983; Educational music
bureau, inc., Chicago. 36304
Let freedom ring; w Annette P. Kinsey, & melody.
© 1 c. July 29, 1942; E unp. 303913; Howard:
Dolphus Kinsey, Monroe, Ga. 36305
Let love find the way; w Joe Bellard, & melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306511; Carl Talbot
White, New York. 36306
_ Let me call you darling; song. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306518; Clara Margaret Breyer,
Holyoke, Mass. 36307
Let me hold you in my arms; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305310; Juel Wendell Lea, Bossier
City, La. 36308
Let me hold you tight; song, m Jack Barker. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307716; William L. Barker,
Wilmington, Del. 36309
Let me ride down that love trail with you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306997; James
Harold Harrison, Detroit. 36310
Let not your heart be troubled; song. © 1c. July
16, 1942; E unp. 306016; Fred Hester, Dallas.
36311
Let us buy stamps, let us buy bonds; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 307091; Mildred Jokela, Detroit. 36312
Let us reason together; song, w Herman Busch. ©
lc. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 307228; Charles Theo-
dore Maison, jr., Grantwood, N. J. 36313
Let’s all buy bonds and stamps; song. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 307360; Rudolf W. Herfurth,
Rochester, N. Y. 36314
Let’s all stand together; song, pf. arr. K. Johnson.
© Apr. 1, 1942; E. pub. 107250; Vincent Thomas
Connor, Des Plaines, Ill. 36315
Let’s begin all over again; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307611; Otto Reynolds, Baltimore.
36316
Let’s buy a bond from Uncle Sam; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107018; George
Cass, jr., Bridgeport, Conn. 36317
Let’s buy a share in America; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306839; Fred W. Sullivan, Detroit.
36318
Let’s carry the torch for Miss Liberty; march, w
& melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307504;
Arthur Whiteley, Los Angeles. 36319
Let’s dance out to-night; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306702; Frank Calabro, Brooklyn.
36320
1356
Let’s get it over, over there; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307019; Al Crocker, Kansas
City, Mo. 36321
Let’s get it over with; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307289; Herbert Westbrook Smith,
Ellsworth, Me. 36322
Let’s get together; melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305285; Venanzio Pietro Pitoni, Eastport,
Md. 36323
Let’s get up and beat the Japs; w N. Zeiger & M.
Zeiger, melody G. Goldkette. © 1c. July 15, 1942;
E unp. 302367; George Goldkette, Nathan Zeiger
& Martin Zeiger, Chicago. 36324
Let’s go, America; song. © 1c. July 29, 1942; E
unp. 305422; Carl Francis Lloyd, Chicago. 36325
Let’s go, boys, let’s get in the fight; song, w Irene
Berkhofer & Bill [i. e. W. R.] Berkhofer. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306410; William R. Berk-
hofer, New York. 36326
Let’s go, Joe; w Jack Palmer, m Cab Calloway &
Willie The Lion [i. e. William] Smith. © Aug. 10,
1942; E pub. 106821; Rytvoc, inc., New York.
36327
Let’s go, pal, we’re the fighting U. S. A.; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305963; Samuel
Perlman, Matapan, Mass. 36328
Let’s go to the U.S. O.; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
29, 1942; Eunp. 307489; Louis Conrad Beyerkohler,
Corona, L. I., N. Y. 36329
Let’s keep ’em flying; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307772; John Rohrman,
Swedesboro, N. J. 36330
Let’s keep Her waving; song. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307065; Pearl L. Southworth, Morristown,
N..Y. 36331
Let’s keep Old Glory high; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 307457; Olga B. Pyles, Norfolk,
Va. 36332
Let’s keep that Flag flying above; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306717; Ruth Aviril Kim-
berly, Highland Park, Mich. 36333
Let’s make Murgatroyd mayor; w & m Don Raye &
Gene De Paul. © 1 c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
307190; Leeds music corp., New York. 36334
Let’s march to victory; w & m Mrs. Vitruvius
Charles [i. e. L.] Hubbell. © July 25, 1942; E
pub. 107087; Laura Hubbell, San Diego, Calif.
36335
Let’s never be strangers; song, m Bob Wagener.
© ic. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306388; Zorah E.
Crow, Bellaire, O. 36336
Let’s never forget Pearl Harbor; song, m Frank S.
Wildt. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 306001;
Harold DeMontier & S. J. Longmire, Greenfield,
Mass. 36337
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942 * 1
Let’s not ration love; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306906;
Mary Anne Bost, Statesville, N. C. 36338
Let’s pay Japan; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942;
E unp. 305910; Joseph W. Roessler, Jal, N. M.
36339
Let’s put our toys together; song, melody Ken Ken-
nedy. © ic. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306217; Mary
Mincheff, Toledo. 36340
Let’s say good morning, but never good night; w
Jack Wilkinson, m Maralyn [i. e. Madeleine] Wil-
kinson. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305892; Made-
leine Wilkinson, New York. 36341
Let’s say till we meet again; w& melody. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307660; Edna Holland Koppel,
Philadelphia. 36342
Let’s share our lives together; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305294; Herman Coffey, Outwood, Ky.
36343
Let’s sing and laugh to-night; valse, Pietro Carlos;
salon orch. pts. © June 17, 1938; E for. 67267;
Schott & co., ltd., London. 36344
Let’s talk about love; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. July 14, 1942; E unp. 302319; Mrs.
P. M. Anderson, Albany. 36345
Let’s turn back the clock; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305366; George Jack Kessel,
Seattle. 36346
Let’s waltz forever; w & m Cortez sisters [i. e. C.
Gamez & A. Gamez] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp.
306302; Anita Gamez & Celia Gamez, Hollywood,
Calif. 36347
Letter from you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307631;
Frank Striplin, Beggs, Okl. 36348
Letter to a soldier; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307648; Irene E. Rose, Brunswick,
Neb. 36349
Liberty; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306296; Walter J. Cole, Appalachia,
Va. 36350
Life (The) I love; w & melody Joe [i. e. J. C.]
Barrett. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307349;
Joseph Christian Barrett, Cleveland. 36351
Life is a dream when you are in love; waltz, w H.
Schechter, m L. Feingold, pf. acc. John Dell. ©
Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107077; Harry Schechter &
Lipa Feingold, New York. 36352
Life’s full o’ consequence; from Cabin in the~sky,
w E. Y. Harburg, m Harold Arlen. © 1 c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306037; Loew’s, inc., New York.
36353
Life’s song of love; song, w Jack Philip Allen & L.
Perry-Allen. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306159; Leone Perry-Allen, Los Angeles. 36354
496656 O - 42 - 4
Lift up your eyes to the heavens; spiritual, Biblical
w, m James G. MacDermid; high voice. © Aug.
26, 1942; E pub. 107252; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 36355
Light a candle in the chapel; fox-trot, w & m Harry
Pease, Ed G. Nelson & Duke Leonard, arr. Jack
Mason; orch. pts. © July 6, 1942; E pub. 107179;
Millis music, inc., New York. 36356
Light after darkness; w anon., m W. B. Olds; double
mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106974; Hall
& McCreary co., Chicago. 36357
Light celestial; Christmas choir cantata, w by
various authors, warr. & m Edward W. Norman;
mixed cho. © Aug. 4, 1942; E pub. 106931; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. ~ 36358
Light in Irish eyes; song. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307319; Eileen Veronica Driscoll, Boston.
36359
Light in my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305619; Edna White, New York.
36360
Light of the world; m Irene Rodgers; mixed voices.
© July 20, 1942; E pub. 107177; Elizabeth Aline
Colborne, Seattle. 36361
Light of way; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E
unp. 305034; Ruby Ellen Raddatz, Aberdeen, Wash.
36362
Light, stranger, light; w Charles Badger Clark, jr.,
melody Bob Miller. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306127; Bob Miller, inc., New York. 36363
Lighthouse on the ocean; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306883;
Kenneth M. Marnell, Dodge, Mass. 36364
Lights of San Ramon; w Larry Maurice [pseud. of
M. L. Zeilstra], m Bob Carleton; pf. treble. ©
lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306875; M. L. Zeilstra,
Richmond, Calif. 36365
Like a leaf falling in the breeze; from Stars on ice,
w Al Stillman, m James Littlefield. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107393; Mutual music soc., inc., New
York. 36366
Lilliburlero; arr. Kenneth J. Alford; military band
pts., with conductor. © Aug. 28, 1942; E for.
67287; Hawkes & son (London) ltd., London.
36367
—w Arthur Stanley, arr. Kenneth J. Alford. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E for. 67289; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 36368
Lincoln and Washington; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305278; Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San Diego,
Calif. 36369
Listen to the night wind; w & melody. © lic. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306708; Blanid Guertin Quinlan,
Fitchburg, Mass. 36370
Little birdie; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306442; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres, Calif.
36371
1357
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36372
Little bit west of that rainbow; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307326;
Eva Carter, Big Spring, Tex. 36372
Little blue star; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306866; Bessie
Hendrickson, Thorntown, Ind. 36373
Little Boy Bluejacket; song, melody Doris Dowd
[i. e. Doris Dowd Rader] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306640; Allan Russell Rader, New York.
36374
Little Dutch town that used to be; w Tot Seymour,
m Vee Lawnhurst. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub.
107205; Mills music, inc., New York. 36375
Little girl, down East; w Helen Rogers Smith, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307290;
Herbert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth, Me. 36376
Little green pocket of dreams; w Vernon Crane,
melody James F. Hanley. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 306297; Isabel Hanley, Douglaston, L.I., nee
Little home inthe valley; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307333; Nancy E.
Pugh, Craig, Col. 36378
Little Jack Frost; song, w Thomas J. MacWilliams.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307638; Frank Grey,
Hollywood, Calif. 36379
Little Japs; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305328; Edwin L. Finch, Camp
Douglas, Wis. 36380
Little Jo; song, m Walter Parks. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306791; Walter Yates, Winona, Id.
36381
Little Miss Muffet; by Elizabeth Jarrel Fossey; pf.
© July 15, 1942; E pub. 106846; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 36382
Little pickaninny; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe,
m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305697; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 36383
Little red lady bug; pf., with w. © 1 c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307304; Margarethe Kopcsak, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 36384
Little song America loves; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306579; Beulah C. Bell-
Morris, New York. 36385
Little things I prize; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306450; Louise Roquemore Goddard, Lake-
land, Fla. 36386
Little tick-tock; by Eleanor Kriens; pf. © Aug. 21,
1942; E pub, 107218; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 36387
Little white flower; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306574; Anne V. Sweeney, mers
Little wild-rose by the wayside; song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306753;
Katie I. Craig, Camden, O. 36389
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pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
Living melodies; by Victor Herbert, compiled F.
Campbell-Watson; cello & pf. © Aug. 18, 1942; E
pub. 107058; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
36390
Lizabeth; w & melody Alfred Earl Knight. © 1c.
July 30, 1942; E unp. 305431; Mrs. Alfred Earl
Knight, New Orleans. 36391
Lo, how a rose (Es ist ein reis entsprungen); by M.
Praetorius, English version & arr. of m Paul
Bliss; mixed cho. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub, 106880;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia. 36392
Lohengrin and Augustin; cartoon, arr. Scott Bradley.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307795; Loew’s, inc., ©
New York. 36398
Lonely; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307578; Gertrude Seeman, Brooklyn. 36394
Lonely and blue; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306184; Charles De More, Cleveland Heights, O.
36395
Lonely river; song. © 1c. July 24, 1942; E unp.
306255; Sydney King Russell, Los Angeles.
36396.
Lonesome Lou; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin, © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307600;
Roberta Bale, Owensboro, Ky. 36397
Long live America; march, w & m Jean de Luz
[pseud. of E. R. J. Ducharme] © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 306012; Edward R. J. Ducharme,
Worcester. 36398
Long live democracy; song, m Archie McIntyre &
V. Spouler. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 306307;
Victoria Spouler, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
36399
Long, long ago; w traditional, m William S. Nagle;
mixed voices. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107342;
Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 36400
Longing, dear, for you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307483; Virginia Mae Layfield,
Keene, N. H. ' 36401
Longing for my delta homeland; w & m M, T.
Canary [pseud. of Michael Thomas Kanary] © 1
c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp, 307033; Michael Thomas
Kanary, Chicago. 36402
Longing for you; w L. Gray, melody P. Robbins. ©
1c. July 31, 1942; E unp. 305488; Phillip Robbins
& Louise Gray, St. Paul. 36403
Look (The) ahead; w Edwin Markham, & melody. ©
1c, July 28, 1942; E unp. 305873; C. Earle Arm-
strong, Ramsey, N. J. 36404
Look for the sunshine; w & melody. © lc. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 305751; Martin B. Nadle, Brooklyn
& Bernard Altschuler, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
36405
Look into the face of Jesus; hymn. © Aug. 28, 1942;
E pub, 107449; Selma J. Gagnon, Los Angeles.
36406
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
36442
Look out Japan, we’re coming over; song. © June
30, 1942; E pub. 106885; Michael J. O’Reilly,
Pontiac, Mich. 36407
Look up, America; w Marguerite Puhl, m Stella
M. Puhl. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307010;
Joseph Nicholas Puhl, Emsworth, Pa. 36408
Look up to Jesus; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306106; Charles Clifton Chapline, Baltimore.
36409
Looking at the same old moon; song. © 1c. Aug.
8, 1942; E unp. 307102; Anna L. Dolan, Pittsburgh.
36410
Looking at you; melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 306422; Louise Gray, St. Paul. 36411
Looking for yesterday; w Florence Robinson, &
melody; inD. © 1c. Sept. 1,1942; E unp. 307689;
James M. Baumgratz, Philadelphia. 36412
Lookout! Here come the Yankees; w Gertrude
Martin, & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp.
305446; Alice Muth Oswald, Chicago. 36413
Looney lullaby; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307265; Norma Hughes -& Roanne Threet,
Los Angeles. 36414
Lord (The) is my shepherd; Biblical w, melody
Annie Laurie [i. e. Annie Laura] Trousdale. ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307359; Annie Laura
Trousdale, Houston. 36415
Lord Jesus, care Thou now for me; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © lc. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306920; Dorothea Shaw, Burkhart, Ky.
36416
Lord’s (The) prayer; set to m Albert D. Liefeld;
mixed voices. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107045;
John Church co., Philadelphia. 36417
—w adapted & m of Handel’s Largo arr.; pf. © 1
c. June 15, 1942; E unp. 300405; Carlton E. Blake,
Washington. 36418
Lost love; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp, 306907; Evelyn Tullos,
Belzoni, Miss. 36419
Louisiana, my home sweet home; w Sammie McKen-
zie & Lou Levoy, m Castro Carazo. © Apr. 24,
1942; E pub. 107200; Mills music, inc., New York.
36420
Love; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305581; Lena Faurot, Springfield,
Col. 36421
——-w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp.
306257; Alvin Kaleolani Isaacs, Honolulu. 36422
Love at first sight; song. © 1 -c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305239; Donna Willynne Berry, Redondo Beach,
Calif. 36423
Love dreams; song, melody Lew[i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307492; Beatrice
Bauman, San Francisco, 36424
Love has vanished; w L. E. Dudley, melody J. A.
Williams. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305469;
Lionel E. Dudley & Joseph A. Williams, Borden-
town Farm, N. J. 36425
Love is ever sO new; song. © lc. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306431; Donald S. Groome, Shillington, Pa.
36426
Love is so much fun; w S. Stone, melody E. French.
© ic, Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 307424; Earl French
& Shirley Stone, Lansdowne, Pa. 36427
Love made a mess out of me; w Eddie De Lange, m
John Benson Brooks. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub.
107188; Mills music, inc., New York. 36428
Love makes the wheels of the world go round; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307765;
Irene Newing Willets, McDonough, N. Y. 36429
Love me forever; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305723; Mignon Eidson, Thomas-
ton, Ga. 36430
Love me - love me not; song, melody Clarke Tate.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305377; Mrs. Timmie
L. Blackwell, Memphis, Tenn. 36431
Love scene; from Tulip time, by Franz Waxman.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306058; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 36432
Love temple blues; w & m Blue |i. e. M. A.]
Clinkenbeard, arr. Clara Knight; pf. treble. © 1
c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 307232; Melvin Altus
Clinkenbeard, Oklahoma City. 36433
Love (The) we share; w Joseph Dimona, melody
Stanley Merrill [i. e. C. S. Merrill, jr.]| © 1 c.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306626; Chester Stanley Mer-
rill, jr., Newtonville, Mass. 36434
Love, wonderful love; song. © July 10, 1942; E pub.
107305; Ward F. Printz, Reading, Pa. 36435
Lovely eyes; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 306612; John Elliott Mulgrew, Moscow, Pa.
36436
Lovely moon; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306879; Rose V.
McConkie, Wayan, Id. 36437
Lover man, oh, where can you be; w & m Jimmy
Davis, Ram [i. e. Roger] Ramirez & Jimmy Sher-
man. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub. 107325; Excelsior
music pub. co., New York. 36438
Love’s fantasy; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis}
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306165;
Adaline M. Clark, Dover, N. H. 36439
Love’s regret; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305337;
Esther Roller, Adams, Wis. 36440
Loving story; w Evelyn M. Mayo; 2-pt. treble
voices. © June 1, 1942; E pub. 107161; Lester L.
Sargent, Washington. 36441
Loving you by remote control; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with -w. © lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306867; Anthony Nieder, Erie, Pa. 36442
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36443 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Low in my saddle; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305358; Cherry Sue Orr, Winnetka,
Ill. 36443
Lucille; w & melody Raymond Villarreal [i. e.
Romeo Villarreal] Quintanilla, © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306966; Romeo Villarreal Quintanilla,
Fort Smith, Ark. 36444
Luck of the U. S. A.; song, w Donald F. Chase & A.
Chase. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306364;
Anna-Verah Chase, Rensselaer, N. Y. 36445
Lullaby; melody Rex Stewart. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306359; Robbins music corp., New York.
36446
——w M. E. Daunoy, m Sister M. Elaine; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Aug. 3, 1942; E pub. 107399; Our
Lady of the Lake college, San Antonio. 36447
Lullaby of the leaves; melody. © 1 c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305923; David Fleischman, Brooklyn.
36448
Lullaby of the waves; song, pf. sc. Bernie Fazioli.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305782; Amanda M.
Bourque, South Weymouth, Mass. 36449
Lullaby to Diane; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 1,
E unp. 307700; Erma J. Monson, Washington.
36450
1942;
Lure of crimson; tragic sonata, P. A. Marquardt;
orch. pts. © Aug. 25, 1925; E pub. 106988; Photo
play music co., inc., New York. 36451
Luz symphonic color classics, no. 1; by Robert
Franz, Franz Schubert & Robert Schumann, arr.
P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts. © Aug. 25, 1925; E
pub. 106994; Photo play music co., inc., New York,
36
Luz symphonic color classics, no. 2; by Georges
Bizet, arr. Curt Hintz; orch. pts. © Sept. 21,
1925; E pub. 106995; Photo play music co., inc.,
New York. 36453
Ma cherie; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E
unp. 304949; Anthony Albert Restivo, Charleston,
Sac. 36454
MacArthur song; song, arr. David Ross. © lc.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305367; George Jack Kessel,
Seattle. 36455
Mad to think of you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305851; Lester Perkins, Philadelphia.
36456
Madam, I love your crépe suzette; from Dubarry
was a lady, w Lew Brown& Ralph Freed, m Burton
Lane. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; Eunp. 307786; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 36457
Madam Spy; w & melody Jane Race. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 306959; Jane Race Hengesbaugh,
Detroit. 36458
Madder than a hatter cause my Hattie’s mad at me;
m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306870; Eva Johnson, ec
Madly in love with you; song, w Loyd Lyons. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307216; Neal Archie Parker,
Buffalo. 36460
Mae Lou; w Freddie [i. e. F. D.] Jenkins, m D. J.
Hawkins. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307123;
David Jordan Hawkins & Fred. Douglass Jenkins,
Staten Island, N. Y. 36461
Magic moon shines tonight; w & melody Bernie
Embers [pseud. of B. Putirskis], P. Vider & Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307653;
Peter Vider & Bernie Putirskis, Milwaukee.
36462
Magic sunbeams; scene de ballet, George Drumm;
orch, pts. © Aug. 25, 1925; E pub. 106989; Photo
play music co., inc., New York. 36463
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; liturgical w, m David
McK. Williams. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107143;
H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 36464
Magnolia blossoms in the moonlight; w & m Ruby
Frey [i. e. Ruby Frey Carley] & Gaines Carley
[i. e. Joseph Gaines Carley, jr.] © 1. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307246; Mrs. Joseph Gaines Carley,
jr., Amite, La. 36465
Major (The) and the minor; w & m Redd Evans &
Earl Bostic, pf. arr. George N. Terry. © Aug.
28, 1942; E pub. 107339; Famous music corp.,
New York. 36466
Make a pledge; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305462; George Fragos, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
36467
Make a wish upon the evening star; song, w Wilbur
Hughes. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306681;
John Francis Witcowich, Pueblo, Col. 36468
Make like you love me; w IanSommers, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 306312; Emil Newman,
New York. 36469
Make me happy before we part; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307627; Rachelle D. LeFevre, Chicago. 36470
Make my dreams come true; w & melody. © 1c.
July 14, 1942; E unp. 302352; Fordon Leon Brister,
Philadelphia. 36471
Make room for freedom; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305819; Henry Shine, New York.
36472:
- Make up your mind; waltz, melody A. De Feo. ©
1360
1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305530; Colonial music
pub. co., inc., New York. 36473
Mammy’s little southern rose; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306885; Celeste Freeze, Oregonia, O. 36474
Man I love; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306805;
Clara Ann Guilmain, Buffalo. 36475
Man (The) in the moon is peakin’; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306777; C. A. Waite, Prince Rupert, B. es
Canada. 36476
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Mandrake root; melody Al Young. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306347; Robbins music corp., New
York. 36477
Manger child; carol-anthem, w George Murray
Brown, m Keith Crosby Brown; mixed voices; pf.
or organ acc. © Nov. 8, 1935; E pub. 51445;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 36478
Mani con sal; letra y m Ricardo Fabrega. © Apr.
9, 1942; E for. 67259; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 36479
Manners (Zeke) collection of most popular hill-
billy songs; compiled Zeke [i. e. Leo] Manners.
© May 19, 1942; E pub. 105458; Robbins music
corp., New York. 36480
Maori love; w Helen Leeds Torrence, melody J. J.
Arling, adapted from a Maori lullaby. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307279; Helen H. Torrence,
Baltimore. 36481
Maracas; rhumba, w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307692; Helena Mary Criscio, West-
field, Mass. 36482
Marble head; w & m James Cavanaugh, John Red-
mond & Nat Simon. © Apr. 24, 1942; E pub.
107199; Mills music, inc., New York. 36483
March, march on to victory; w & m Lee Burke
|pseud. of B. Hatié] © Aug. 17, 1942; Epub.
107176; Beatrice Hatié, San Francisco. 36484
March - Marines’ hymn; intro. Rally ’round the
Flag, boys & Battle hymn of the Republic, arr.
Forrest L. Buchtel; concert band pts. © Aug.
14, 1942; E pub. 107232; Neil A. Kjos music co.,
Chicago. 36485
March of a century; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
306025; Minnie Goldsmith-+ Levy, Dallas. 36486
March of the A. G. F.; w A. D. Higgins, melody A.
M. Small. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305734;
Austin D. Higgins & Abraham M. Small, New
Rochelle, N. Y. 36487
March of the American men; song. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307826; Hazel Virginia Ribble,
Roanoke, Va. 36488
March of the biue jackets; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306478; David E. Lundin, Escanaba, Mich.
36489
March of the WAAC’s; w E. C. Horn, m arr. A. M.
Harned; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306551;
Edward C. Horn & Alfred Marion Harned, Des
Moines. 36490
March of victory; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307198; Al E. Phares,
Dunsmuir, Calif. 36491
— —w J. Rollo Emert. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942;
E unp. 305924; Ruth Holmes Emert, Athens, Tenn.
36492
March on to victory; song. © lc. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306546; Agnes M. Gleason, Shaker. Heights, O.
36493
1361
36512
—w & m Ray M.!i. e. Rosina Marie| Harder. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306429; Rosina Marie
Harder, East Orange, N. J. 36494
March on with a song of love; pf., with w. © 1c.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306558; Raymond Edwin
Meyers, Vallejo, Calif. 36495
March to victory; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 307995; Shirley Eunice Heckman, Chicago.
36496
Marching in parade, with jaunty step, to music
grand; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305675;
Eva Della White Wakelee, Chesterton, Ind. 36497
Marching in to victory; w & melody Sally Ratick &
J. Abrams. © lc. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307151;
Joseph Abrams, New York. 36498
Marching on the road to victory; song. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307767; Alan O. Truax, Sioux
Falls, S. D. 36499
Marching on to victory; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 305938; Genevieve Theresa
Belden, Cleveland. 36500
—w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
307418; Michael James Corcoran, Albany. 36501
Marching! Steaming! Flying to war; w D. D. Ballin,
melody J. F. Hewitt. © 1c. Aug: 26, 1942; E unp.
307029; Douglas D. Ballin & J. F. Hewitt, New
York. 36502
Marching to Berlin; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305588; Bessie L. Dill-
man, Greggton, Tex. 36503
Marching to Germany; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307527; Genevieve Hines, Forest City, Ia.
36504
Marching to victory; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305585; Lydia Carbino,
Rooseveltown, N. Y. 36505
Mari Rose; valse in G; violin & pf. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307177; Francesco Amendola, St.
Paul. 36506
Maria - Belle; song. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307822; Emily Tavernier, Washington. 36507
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
36508
Mariever; melody.
307466; Jules Golden, Southbury, Conn.
Marine’s (The) dream star; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307632; William D. Davis, Chicago. 36509
Mars (The); song. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307158; Andrew George Hanley, jr., Baltimore.
36510
Mary Jean; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305298; Ina
Miles, Lake City, Ia. 36511
Maryland hunt; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306705; Priscilla Beacham Stanton, Balti-
more. 36512
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36513 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Mary’s a grand old name; from Yankee Doodle
dandy, w & m G. M. Cohan, arr. Oahu staff; guit.
orch., in note & diagram. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
107269; George M. Cohan, New York. 36513
Masquerade party; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306253; Arthur Alfred Mancini,
Martinez, Calif. 36514
Mass of humanity; op. 36, w Dorothy Hamid & others;
mixed cho.; organ or pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942;
E unp. 305436; Hanns A. Schimmerling, New York.
36515
Master melodies; by various composers, arr. T. S.
Walker; descant recorder & pf. © July 15, 1942;
E for. 67252; Schott & co., ltd., London. 36516
Master of my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942;E unp. 306084; Romeo Villarreal Quintanilla,
Fort Smith, Ark. 36517
Masters of the air; song. © ic. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305322; Arthur Brooks Woolverton, Hutson-
ville, Ill. 36518
May God bless you MacArthur; song. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307773; Steve Callas, jr., New
Brunswick, N. J. 36519
May I never live to die if I’m telling you a lie; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307711;
Bessie G. Glasser, New York. 36520
Maybe; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306933; Sadie Neal, Lorman,
Miss. 36521
Maybe you’re right, and maybe I’m wrong; w M. H.
Walters, m M.H. Early. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307373; Margaret Holt Early & Mary
Hamilton Walters, Weston, W. Va. 36522
Mazurka; op. 10, no. 1; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305234; Silvio De Rienzo, Brooklyn. 36523
Me and my pals, seven million strong; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug... 13,
1942; E unp. 305664; Joseph Stociokas, Danville,
Ill. 36524
Me yoy pa, Brasil; samba-fox, palabras y m A.
Orefiche; pf. © May 20, 1942; E for. 67218; Do
re mi fa casa editora de musica, Buenos Aires.
36525
Meditation; pf. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307515;
Paul Klatt, Lakewood, O. 36526
Meditation on peace; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306097; Joseph Philip Blaising, Richmond
Hill, N. Y. 36527
Melancholy; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306890; Francis Burns, Buzzards
Bay, Mass. 36528
Melancholy blues; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306248; Charles A. Settens, New
York. 36529
Mellow moonlight; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305499; Alice West Ling, Johnstown,
Pa. 36530
Melodia des La Plata; pf. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 307447; Hans Giinther Silbermann, St.
Louis. 36531
Melodia sacra; by Philip G. Kreckel, op. 50; organ.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 107043; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 36532
Melody echoes; w & m compiled John Herbert Hall.
© Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106883; Hall music co.,
Maryville, Tenn. 36533
Melody from Piano concerto in B flat minor; by
Tschaikowsky, arr. Ernest Haywood; pf. © Aug.
4, 1942; E for. 67248; Keith, Prowse & co., lid.,
London. 36534
Melody Lane; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306788;
Victor Papa, Utica, N. Y. 36535
Melody no. 25; melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307639; Charles Joseph Martell, Murphysboro,
il. 36536
Melody no. 26; melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307640; Charles Joseph Martell, Murphysboro,
ml. 36537
Melody of an old love song; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306841; Eugenie E. Dennis, Shreveport, La.
36538
Memories of Pennsylvania; song. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306506; Mildred Hurley Law,
Columbus, O. 36539
Memory (A); by Lois Long [pseud. of John Thomp-
son]; pf. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 107125; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 36540
Memphis shuffle; w & melody Evelyn Chase [pseud.
of Evelyn Prochaska], S. Michelson &-D. Franklin.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306557; Evelyn
Prochaska, Sam Michelson & Dan Franklin, New
York. 36541
Mem’ry of our love; w Beth Howard [pseud. of E.
Steinbach], melody Mabel Steinbach. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305775; Elizabeth Steinbach,
North Hollywood, Calif. 36542
Men of action; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306142;
Esther Elizabeth Wick, Duluth. 36543
Men of iron; w W. R. Mason, m L. Sherwood. ©
July 24, 1942; E pub. 106825; W. R. Mason, Long-
meadow, Mass. & Larry Sherwood, Kansas City,
Mo. 36544
Men of the merchant marine; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307617; Emeline Katharine Paige,
New Orleans. 36545
Men on parade; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307511; Mary Grace Elliott, Royal Oak,
Mich. 36546
Mention of your name; song, melody Harry Freeman.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306213; Pauline S.
Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass. 36547
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no. 8, 1942
Merchant marine; w & melody Jane Dahlem. © lc.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306093; Mayme Dahlem, St.
Petersburg, Fla. 36548
Merrily I walk along; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306408; Ethel Mae Hamilton, Miami,
Fla. 36549
Merry old time; by C. Franz Koehler; pf. © Aug. 6,
1942; E pub. 106830; Boston music co., Boston.
36550
Merry wives of Windsor; excerpt, Otto Nicolai, arr.
Carl Richter; pf. © June 11, 1942; E pub. 106999;
Bach music co., Henry Dellafield sole owner,
Boston. 36551
Mexican magic; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307045; Fred A. Weller, Los Angeles.
36552
M’ha detto il vento; slow fox, parole Pirro Rost e
Enzio Malatesta, m Gorni Kramer; pti. d’orch. ©
Dec. 31, 1939; E for. 67088; S. a. edizioni Suvini-
Zerboni, Milan. 36553
Mi carinito se va; rumba, letra y m Luis Savastano.
© Apr. 30, 1942; E for. 67214; Ediciones inter-
nacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires. 36554
Mi guajira; w & melody Gil Charro. © 1 c. Aug.
22, 1942; E unp. 307211; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 36555
Mi muchachita; w & m Helena Kaye. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1942; E unp. 307421; Mary Helena Kelley, Canon
City, Col. 36556
Mi negra cheri; rumba, palabras A. Salgueiro, m
A. Orefiche; pf. © May 20, 1942; E for. 67219;
Do re mi fa casa editora de musica, Buenos Aires.
36557
Mi-nene; cancion. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107085;
Manuél Fernandez Suarez, New York. 36558
Michoacan; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr.
Severo Muguerza. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306199; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L.,
Mexico. 36559
Midgley melody; melody, with pf. acc. nos. 4202,
4204, 4207-4214. © 1c. each Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305833-305842; Charles William Midgley, jr.,
Oakland, Calif. 36560-36569
woes me—=n0. 4215. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306123; Charles William Midgley, jr., Oakland,
Calif. 36570
—— —no. 4216. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
307300; Charles William Midgley, jr., Oakland,
Calif. 36571
Mighty fortress is our God; arr. Edwin Liemohn,
mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106938;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 36572
Mighty U. S. A.; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306664; Ted Ehrlich, Kohala, Hawaii. 36573
36590
Military polka; song, w Addy Amor. © 1 c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306286; Bob Hamilton, Yonkers,
N. Y. 36574
Military Sally back home; w P. A. R. Slipka, melody
J. Erhardt. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305380;
Joseph Erhardt, Minneapolis & Paul A. R. Slipka,
St. Paul. 36575
Military sweetheart; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307619; Ted Lloyd; Wilmington, Calif.
36576
Millions strong; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305341;
Margaret R. Edwards, West Roxbury, Mass.
36577
Minuet; from Berenice, by G. F. Handel, arr. Am-
brose P. Porter; organ. © Nov. 11, 1924; E for.
67257; Schott & co., ltd., London. 36578
Minuetto; by Stephen Storace, arr. Alec Rowley; pf.
© Oct. 25, 1932; E for. 67268; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 36579
Minuetto antico in D; pf. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E
unp. 307178; Francesco Amendola, St. Paul.
36580
Mirage; melody Juan Tizol. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306353; Robbins music corp., New York.
36581
Mishap to a Jap; song, melody Robert VanSickle. ©
1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307605; Josephine
Bradley Born, Boulder, Mont. 36582
Miss America I miss you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305460; Gertrude Gandal, Kansas
City, Mo. 36583
Miss Robbin’s flowers; from Tulip time, by Franz
Waxman. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306060;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 36584
Mission bells; w & m Bob [i. e. R. L.] Pohle &
Tommy [i. e. T. V.] Foulkes, arr. Alice Stenner.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307561; Thomas
Virgil Foulkes & Robert Louis Pohle, Monterey
Park, Calif. 36585
Mister; w Paul de Fur, m Rudi Révil [pseud. of
Rudolph H. Weil] © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307807; Raoul Breton, New York. 36586
Mister beware; w & melody Joe [i. e. Joseph]
Girardi. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306206;
Joseph Girardi, North Vineland, N. J. 36587
Mr. Free; song, melody F. Burrell & Mike Michaels.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; Eunp. 305885; Frank Burrell,
New York. 36588
Mr. Hun and Mr. Jap; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305346; Katherine Lois McEachern, El
Segundo, Calif. 36589
Mr. Moon quit watchin’; song. © 1c. July 9, 1942;
E unp. 305712; Jennie Wiseman, Sheridan, Ill.
36590
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36591 t. 3, n. s., V. 37
Mister Whippoorwill; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306228; Frederick Ernest Drew,
New York. 36591
Mizpah; book of special songs & chos., w & m com-
piled & composed. © July 15, 1941; E pub. 98481;
Dorothy Dobbins Dake, Bristol, Tenn. 36592
Moanin’ the blues away; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305245; Nathan Shapira, Spokane. 36593
Mobile blues; melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307376; Fritz Spielman, New York. 36594
Modern Pares foundation studies for cornet or
trumpet; new material @& re-arr. Harvey S.
Whistler. © July 28, 1942; E pub. 107292; Rubank,
inc., Chicago. 36595
‘Mommy; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305549;
Betty Rose Mary Allanson, Detroit. 36596
Monks reviving Bartolome; from Bartolome the
juggler, by Albert Hay Malotte. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307792; Loew’s, inc., New York.
36597
Montana Bluebell; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306087; Minnie Mae Collings, Helena,
Mont. 36598
Moon is down; w & m Lou Light. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305554; Lucetta Light, Chicago.
36599
Moon over Manila; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305730; Irvin Ira Cole, Des Moines.
36600
Moon (The) will make trouble for you; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306817; Bessie Helvick, Allen-
town, Pa. 36601
Moonbeams; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306483; Pauline Irwin Robinson, Merced,
Calif. 36602
Moonlight at midnight; w L. H. Riley, melody A. H.
Neuberger. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307497;
Lewis H. Riley & Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los
Gatos, Calif. 36603
Moonlight folly; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306452; Leo Michaluk, Philadelphia. 36604
Moonlight in a country churchyard; nocturn; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 306937; Alma Yost
Johnson, Sewickley, Pa. 36605
Moonlight in the blackout is for love; w & m Eddie
|i. e. Edward] Malle; pf. treble. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305571; Edward Malle, Philadelphia.
36606
Moonlight is streaming in my window; song, m
Eddie Keenan. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107017;
Earl J. Talent, Roxboro, N. C. 36607
Moonlight mood; w Harold Adamson, m Peter De
Rose. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 106844; Robbins
music corp., New York. 36608
1364
Moonlight on Tippecanoe; song, w Margaret Davis.
© lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306759; Gertrude
Sharples, Wabash, Ind. 36609
Moonlight reverie; w Bob [i. e. Robert] Walsh; pf.
treble. © lc. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306674; Harry
William Hart, Brooklyn. 36610
Moonlite and music; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307317; Omar Newell Pritchett,
Chicago. 36611
Mora (La); op. 13; melodia, con acc. de pi. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306426; Carmen Delfin, New
York. 36612
More than you know; waltz, w & melody Jean Elkins.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305971; Mrs. Sidney
Elkins, Prince Rupert, B. C., Canada. 36613
Mother; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942;
E unp. 307532; Fred Schaaf, New York. 36614
—song|and] Father; w H. Andreasen & Norman
Andreasen: high & low voices. © June 8, 1942;
E pub. 107296; Herman Andreasen, Brigham, Utah.
36615
Mother dear; song, m Byron Brooks |pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
-306837; Ada Jameson, Kansas City, Mo. 36616
—— ——w J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 307204; Adelyne S. Davis, Detroit. 36617
—— ——melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305327; E. A. Madden, New Britain,
Conn. 36618
Mother, I long for you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942: E unp. 307766; Marguerite Tolerico, New
York. 36619
Mother, kiss your sonny boy goodbye; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307079; Celeste Freeze, Oregonia, QO. 36620
Mother’s day melody; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 308086; Matthew Henry Kleiner,
Graham, Tex. 36621
Mother’s (A) prayer at twilight; song, m Lindsay
McPhail. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306282;
Clayton Garrison, Fort Montgomery, N. Y.
36622
Mother’s prayer for her boy out there; song. © 1
c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306095; Marie Joy Mills,
Los Angeles. 36623
Musaccordion folio no. 2; compiled Howard Wilson,
arr. Joe Pafumy; pf. accordion. © July 28, 1942;
E pub. 107266; Peer internatl. corp., New York.
36624
Music to a poem; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307641; Florence F. Wronikowski,
Milwaukee. 36625
Music when soft voices die; w Percy Bysshe Shelley,
m Morris Hutchins Ruger; mixed cho. © Aug.
10, 1942; E pub. 106975; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 36626
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
36661
My American Irish Rose; pi., withw. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307435; William Benneit Halliwell,
Saugatuck, Conn. 36627
My Annie; w & m Marcia [i. e. E. M.] Campbell.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307005; Edna Marcia
Campbell, Long Beach, Calif. 36628
My Aralita; song, melody J. J. Arling. © 1 c. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 305849; Helen Leeds Torrence,
Baltimore. 36629
My baby’s gone; foxtrot, w Ray Hibbeler, & melody.
© 1e. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307818; LaVern Hahm,
Buffalo. 36630
My best to you; w Gene Willadsen, m Isham Jones.
© Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106960; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 36631
My boy; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307636; Onie Mae
White, Lexington, Ala. 36632
——w A. Mirarchi, m J. R. DeMarco. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942: E unp. 306732; Adeline Mirarchi &
Josephine Rita DeMarco, Long Beach, N. aa *
6
——w & m Lydia Bratz Kothe. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307311; Carl Sobie publisher, Detroit.
36634
My boy has joined the colors; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307598; Emily C. Pattison, Aberdeen, Wash. ae
36
My broken-in seegar; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307988; Frank R. Crandall, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 36636
My concern; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307105; James Wilford Moore,
Portsmouth, Va. 36637
My country is calling; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942;
E unp. 307823; William Robert Hembree, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 36638
My country needs me now; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307762; Elnora Rolfson, Wausau,
Wis. 36639
My country, oh! My country; song. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305847; Margaret Goepel, New oe
66
My darlin , my sweetheart, Kathleen; song, melody
Jack Allan. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306549;
Anne Shambeau, Detroit. 36641
My darling has sailed across the deep blue sea;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306916; Bertman Joseph
Bruce, New Orleans. 36642
My darling Kuipo; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305364; George Jack Kessel, Biren
My dear; song, w Myron Mcintosh. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305577; Charles Evard Street, jr.,
Joplin, Mo. 36644
My decision; hymn, w Henry J. Zelley. © Aug. 28,
1942; E pub. 107293; George Harrison Cook, Ocean
Grove, N. J. 36645
My dream man; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305360; Lela M. Ellis, Mesa, Col. 36646
My dream melody; song, w Ray Hibbeler & F.
Doerrer. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106819; Freda
Doerrer, Louisville. 36647
My fella is a G. I. guy; w Lillian R. Alberts, melody
Bob Eschmann & H. G. Dittmer. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; Eunp. 305617; Herbert G. Dittmer, Brooklyn.
36648
My flower grows so sweet; w & melody George
Williams & Phil Fahrney. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306268; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
36649
My gal is a pal of the army now; w & melody Billy
Arden [pseud. of Boleslaw Zielinski] © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305673; Boleslaw Zielinski,
Buffalo. 36650
My girl of old Hawaii; w & melody LaVon [i. e.
W. L.] Chappell. © 1 c. July 30, 1942; E unp.
306298; William LaVon Chappell, Lyman, Utah.
36651
My glorious moment; song, m Aaron A. Clark. ©
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107089; Dimitrios K. Cou-
koulas, Cleveland. 36652
My golden bell; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © ic.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306129; Rosa Horton, Fair-
field, Ala. 36653
My grandma was an Indian princess; song. © lc.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306630; Elora Elaine
Sornsen, Los Angeles. 36654
My Gypsy love; w & melody Michael Lutwin & M.
Rosenhain. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305542;
Muriel Rosenhain, Akron, O. 36655
My heart and I decided; w & m Walter Donaldson.
© Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107111; Warock music co.,
New York. 36656
My heart cries out; fox trot, w & m Robert William
Morris [pseud. of H. M. Miller] © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307170; Hubert M. Miller, South
Milwaukee, Wis. 36657
——w Elise Leon Lucking, melody Marianne Bar-
bara Matousek. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp.
306559; Mary Beam Stokoe, Shaker Heights, O.
36658
My heart has gone astray; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306765; Kay Markham, Troy, N. Y.
36659
My heart is broken in two; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307637; Mabel Ohl, Denver, 36660
My heart is flying with you; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307610; Vera C. Miller,
Oakland, Calif. 36661
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36662
My heart is marking time; w & melody Ray [i. e.
J. R.] Carley & W. O'Donnell. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307804; James R. Carley & Walter
O’Donnell, West Warwick, R. I. 36662
My heart is still with you; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306914; Marvin A. Bowman, Chanute Field, Ill.
36663
My heart marched away with my soldier boy; w&
melody. © ic. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306092;
Dorothy Potter, New York. 36664
My heart remembers; song, w June Geserick. ©
lc. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305947; Eleanor Elsie
Bartsch, Matteson, Ill. 36665
My heart tells me; w G. Mitchell, melody A. H.
Neuberger. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307499;
Grace Mitchell & Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los
Gatos, Calif. 36666
My heart took a spill; song. © 1c. July 25, 1942; E
unp. 305715; Orpha Elverda Dawson, Pasadena.
36667
My heart’s in the heart of the Rockies; song, mel-
ody Raymond Childress. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp. 307575; John M. Layel, Gastonia, N. C.
36668
My heart’s in the Highlands; w Robert Burns [and]
Golden slumbers; old English w: m Frank B.
Cookson; men’s cho. © Apr. 9, 1942; E pub.
106985; Educational music bureau, inc., Chicago.
36669
My heart’s up in the clouds; w & m Hal [i. e. H. S.]
Hartman. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305442;
Harland S. Hartman, Kingwood, W. Va. 36670
My hero in blue; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307295; Marius Erdmann, Linden, N. J.
36671
My home out on the prairie; song, melody Henry
Rogers. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305382;
Jessie R. Farr, Ponca City, Okl. 36672
My honey and me; w L. Gray, melody P. Robbins.
© 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306425; Phillip
Robbins & Louise Gray, St. Paul. 36673
My honey, my love, seems like to me; w Jean Mon-
roe, m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. ©
lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305694; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 36674
My Indianapolis home; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305340; Jack Purvis, Hammond, Ind. 36675
My Jacquerie; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe, m
Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1 c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305695; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 36676
My Johnny; m Sylvia B. Smith; altoor bar. © lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306430; Amy M. Lopez,
Glen Ridge, N. J. 36677
- a, Ne Seo
My land; w Edgar A. Guest, m Dorothy Sayles [i. e.
D. S. Renton] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308170;
Dorothy Sayles Renton, Pasadena. 36678
My last trail; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307591; John Udell,
Charleston, S. C. 36679
My lips are yours; pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307346; Bessie Snider, South
Bend, Ind. 36680
My little curly head; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305276; Lillian Esther Quigley, Sioux
Falls, S. D. 36681
My little refugee; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305669; Jean
Lazo, Detroit. 36682
My love and I; song, m Eddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie
Boyden] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306796;
Charles L. Muck, Colfax, Ia. = 36683
My love call to you; arr. James Alston; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 306306; James Johnson,
Chicago. 36684
My lover’s melody; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306925; Emmitt Malone, Dallas. 36685
My loyal Yankee girl; w S. Kingsbury, m P. Harder
& Mercedes Banks. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305957; Sara Kingsbury & Paul Harder, Indian-
apolis. 36686
My Marguerita; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe, m
Curtis [i.e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1 c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305698; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 36687
My melody; w & m Millie [i. e. Mildred] Shugert.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307780; Mildred
Shugert, East Rockaway, N. Y. 36688
My memory rose; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306701; Mary Davies Estabrook,
Lowville, N. Y. 36689
My mother; song, melody Robert VanSickle. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307606; Josephine Bradley
Born, Boulder, Mont. 36690
My mother didn’t love me; song, melody Lew [Ii. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306175; Ethel Kustanbarter, Alva, Okl. 36691
My new love; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305784; Leroy Charles Flanagan, Chicago.
36692
My own dear one; melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 306424; Phillip Robbins, St. Paul. 36693
My pickaninny Joe; w & m Virginia Kendrick;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107299; Paul A. Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
36694
My Polish waltz [and] Waltz in A; pf. © Aug. 21,
1942; E pub. 107309; Larkin Craig Chandler, New
York. 36695
1366
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My prayer for you; song, m Barbara Small &
Florence L. Johnson. © 1c. July 15, 1942; E unp.
306980; J. J. Brownson, Vancouver, Wash. 36696
My queen of lovely song; song, melody H. Norman
& Ray Norman. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307068; Helen Norman & Z. W. Myers, Chicago.
36697
My queen upon the throne; waltz, w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307143; John Murphy,
Chicago. 36698
My sailor blue; w & m Sonya Sidlow. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306266; Zofia Sonya Sidlowski,
Mattapan, Mass. 36699
My sailor boy in blue; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306390; George Almond
Bemis, Wichita Falls, Tex. 36700
My sailor lad; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306436; Lillian Esther Quigley, Sioux Falls,
S. D. 36701
-—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307781; W. C. Pierpoint, Wethersfield, Conn.
36702
My seashore romance; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307608; Annie Peltokangas, New
York. 36703
My sefiorita; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp,
307478; Henry Sutherland Campbell, Los Angeles.
36704
My service flag; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305288; Frank ror Clairton, Pa. 36705
My Shenandoah; song, pf. arr. D. W. Stroh. © July
15, 1942; E pub. 106827; Tom Waters, Shamokin,
Pa. 36706
My soldier; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306635; Kenneth O. Langbell, Lakota, N. D.
36707
My soldier boy; song, melody Bob Carleton. © lc.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307329;. Mrs. V. Massey,
Wildwood, Ga. 36708
My soldier husband; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306877;
Charles Gorla, Conrath, Wis. 36709
My son; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307087; J. L. Perry,
El Dorado, Ark. 36710
My song for you; w & m Eugene Joseph & Bernard
Maltin. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106879; Paull-
pioneer music corp., New York. 36711
My sunny skies; song. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307160; Margery Bell, Cincinnati. 36712
My sweetheart is with the A. E. F.; w M. W. Harp,
m G. R. Harp. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305625; Minnie Wilcox Harp & Gwendolyn Rose
Harp, Kansas City, Mo. 36713
My sweetheart’s a bombardier; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306477; Herbert West-
brook Smith, Ellsworth, Me. 36714
My sweetheart’s over there; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306863; Joseph J. Bomalick,
Inglewood, Calif. 36715
My sweetie’s a soldier of the U. S. A.; song. © 1c.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306534; Cleo Lee Hodges,
Statesboro, Ga. 36716
My symptoms of love; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1942; E unp. 307581; Norman Feinglos, Syracuse.
36717
My Tennessee mountaineer; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305299; William Prohaska, Earlham, Ia.
36718
My ukulele baby; w & melody David Keoho & Ray
Meany. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307209;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 36719
My uncle’s in the army; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306849; Rae Jean Thompson, Trenton, Mich.
36720
My U.S. victory plane; song. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307223; Cordelia Viola Louthan Lee, Oak-
land, Calif. 36721
_My unsuspecting dear; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305667; Mrs.
L. M. Perrin, Leckford, Sask., Canada. 36722
My wife is in the army; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307664; Plummer H. Riddle,
Salem, O. 36723
My wish in our wishing well; song, arr. Harry
Powell. © July 7, 1942; E pub. 106170; Ruth
Carolyn Seaton, Larkspur, Calif. 36724
My young man; song. © 1c. June 27, 1942; E unp.
306321; John Daniel Hagenhofer, Fort Dix, N. J.
36725
Na wahi kaulana o kauai; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306859; Lena Machado, Honolulu.
36726
Nach jedem abschied gibt’s ein wiederseh’n; lang-
samer walzer,—Geh nur zu einem andern; lang-
samer foxtrot [and] Warum, weshalb, wieso; fox-
trot: aus Herzensfreud-herzensleid, w Aldo v.
Pinelli u. Hubert Marischka, m Ludwig Schmid-
seder, klavier arr. Gerhard Mohr. © Jan. 5, 1941;
E for. 67037; Musikverlag City, Hans Sikorski,
Leipzig. 36727
Nacional; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Muguerza, © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306191;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mexico.
36728
National hymn of victory; w & m John Jacob Niles,
arr. Lewis Henry Horton; mixed cho. © June 1,
1942; E pub. 107264; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
36729
1367
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36730 t. 3, Nosy wacom
Navy blue; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305828;
Helen M. H. Gamon, Jacksonville, Fla. 36730
Navy wings; w & m Ranny Weeks & Bernie Fazioli.
© Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107147; Robbins music
corp., New York. 36731
Needed now; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp, 307594; Helen H.
Boucher, Parsons, Kan. 36732
Nest (A) in the West; song. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942;
E unp. 306300; Maude MacNider List, Billings,
Mont. 36733
Neurotic goldfish; by Alec Wilder; pf. © Aug. 8,
1942; E pub. 107119; Regent music corp., New
York. 36734
Never can tell; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305727; C. Gerard Clukey, Washington. 36735
Never did that before; w Alfred Seelen & William
Lane, melody Abraham Michael Small. © 1c.
Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306284; Bernard Landes,
New York. 36736
Never tell me goodbye; waltz, w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305644; Beatrice Rush,
Ennis, Tex. 36737
Never to leave my Lord; pf., with w. © July 10,
1942; E pub. 107301; Ward F. Printz, Reading, pe
36738
New album of Xavier Cugat’s best compositions and
other Latin-American favorites; compiled X.
Cugat. © July 31, 1942; E pub. 106878; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York, 36739
New arrival; from Tulip time, by Franz Waxman,
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306061; Loew’s, inc.,
New York, 36740
New (The) day America; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305955; Luther T.
Shifflett, Charleston, s. C. 36741
New grave of clay; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306220; Albert Sidney Johnson,
Linville, Va. 36742
New mellow song folio, no. 2;w & m Robert Reynolds.
© Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. "106958; Mellow music
pub. co., New York. 36743
New world after war; from American follies, w &
melody Billy [i. e. W. H.] King. © 1c. July 10,
1942; E unp. 303208; William Howard King, New
York. 36744
——w Billy [i. e. William] King, melody M. G.
Thomas. © 1 c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306224;
William King & Millard Galweston Thomas, New
York. 36745
New York apartment; from Tulip time, by Franz
Waxman. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306062;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 36746
Next time we meet; w & m Mitchell Parish, Peter
De Rose & Joe Burke; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305869; Robbins music corp., New
York. 36747
1368
Nigger on the sidewalk; orch. sc. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306205; Marian Gilbert Connell,
Kansas City, Mo. 36748
Night; op. 156; full orch. sc. © Aug. 24, 1942; E
pub. 107081; A. Louis Scarmolin, Union City, N. J.
36749
Night (The) is blue and cold; w & melody Jimmy
[i. e. G. W.] Maxwell. © 1 c. Aug. 27, 1942; E
unp. 307247; Gerald Warren Maxwell, Wheatland,
Wy. 36750
Ninth division march; w & m Mrs. Solly Powell
Singley. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305479;
Ninth infantry division, commanding general, Fort
Bragg, N. C. 36751
No matter where I may be, I’ll be walking thru life
with you; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305979; John Henry Holmes, Columbus, O. 36752
No new millionaires; w & melody. © 1c. July 28,
1942; E unp. 305051; Woody M. Roberson, New
York. 36753
No one but you; foxtrot, w Robert Vance; pf. © lc.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307778; Alois Stocek Elmer,
Wilmington, Del. 36754
No one ever comes around to my house; w & m
Larry Markes & Dick Charles; pf. © 1 c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306467; Leeds music corp., New
York. 36755
No tenemos gasolina; guaracha, letra y melodfa.
© 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307371; José M.
Negron, New York, 36756
Nobody else but you; w & m Al Ethelred Blakeley
[pseud. of A. E. Blake], pf. arr. C. Edgar Jordan.
© Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107298; Alfred Egbert .
Blake, New York. 36757
Nobody else is taking your place; w & melody. ©
1c. July 14, 1942; E unp. 305215; Dick Williams,
Phoenix, Ariz. 36758
Noches de serenata; vals, letra y m Hector R.
Demattei; pf. © May 30, 1942; E for. 67284;
Ediciones internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires.
36759
Nocturne; by A, Saint Amory; viola & pf. © July 11,
1938; E for. 67269; Schott & co., ltd., London.
36760
Non ti conosco piu; versi Giuseppe Tumminia; pf.
acuto. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 304701; eee
Gioe, New York. 36761
Noon day Bouque Bay; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306923; Emmitt Malone, Dallas. 36762
Northen pines; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307473; Donald David Guthrie, Los Angeles.
763
Norwegian dance; by Edvard Grieg, op. 35, no, 2,
arr. Carl Richter; pf: © June 11, 1942; E pub.
107001; Bach music co., Henry Dellafield sole
owner, Boston. 36764
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Not all the peaches grow in Georgia; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305458; Clyde M.
Blazer, Collingswood, N. J. 36765
Not in the cards; song, melody Ronald Buck. © lc.
Sept. 1, 1942; E ump. 307730; Sue L. Foil, Pana,
Ill. 36766
Note that bounces; w & m Ben Lorre. © Sept. l,
1942; E pub. 107333; Music products, inc., New
York. 36767
Nothing but love; song, melody Lew |i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306178;
William Bombard, Westboro, Mass. 36768
Nothing ever happens now; song, melody Harry
_ Freeman. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306214;
Pauline S. Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass. 36769
Nothing matters now; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307484; Virginia Mae Layfield,
Keene, N. H. 36770
Noviecita; bolero, letra y m Jests Ramos. © July
21, 1942; E pub. 107149; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 36771
Novilunio; letra y m Julio Casanova; pf. treble. ©
lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306895; Pan-Amer.
music co., inc., New York. 36772
Now I gotta go; song, melody Billie Fredd. © 1c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306463; Harold W. Felton,
New York. 36773
Now I know the reason why; song, m Tom Baker
| pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942
E unp. 306808; Catherine A. Leggett, Devine, Tex.
36774
Now it’s the women’s turn; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307634; Landy Galvan, San Juan, Tex. 36775
Now listen; march; band pts. © Aug. 5, 1942; E
pub. 107005; Frank McGrann, Lancaster, Pa.
36776
Now look what you did; w & melody. © lc. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307572; Romeo Villarreal Quintanilla,
Fort Smith, Ark. 36777
Now that I know; w R. Stapleton, m O. F. Sundborg.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305977; Oscar Ferd-
inand Sundborg & Roselind Stapleton, Los Angeles.
36778
Now that I’ve learned not to care; w & melody Hal
Burns & Earl Nunn. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp.
306690; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 36779
Now that we are into it; w E. Madden, melody E.
Cellure. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307184;
Edward Madden, Syracuse & Elene Cellure, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 36780
Now that you know; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 8,
1942; E unp. 305175; Jack Freeman, Newark, N. J.
36781
Now that you’re gone; w Julius Sears, m Alexander
Cser. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107283; Carl Sobie
publisher, Detroit. 36782
1369
36798
Now what are you gonna do; song, melody Bradley
B. Buddy. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306703;
Everett W. Bruce, St. Joseph, Mo. 36783
Now you’re gone; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 307449; Paul Kenneth Garner, Indianapolis.
36784
Nuevo Leon; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr.
Severo Mugiierza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306196; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey,N. L.,
Mexico. 36785
Nursery rhymes; cartoon, arr. Scott Bradley. ©
1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307796; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 36786
QO. C. H. S.; w & melody Robert Lamberton. © lc.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306523; Oil City school
district, Oil City, Pa. 36787
O Father, keep us we pray; w & m Florence Jepper-
son Madsen; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 18, 1941;
E pub. 106624; General board of relief soc. of
Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints, Salt
Lake City. 36788
QO little town of Bethlehem; w Phillips Brooks, m
M. Flora Todd; women’s 3-pt. voices; pf. or organ
acc. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107049; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 36789
O Lord most holy (Ave Maria); motet, liturgical w,
m Robert Leech Bedell; mixed cho.; organ acc.
© July 7, 1942; E pub. 106488; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 36790
O love of mine; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306903;
Ruth Ann C. Jones, Blatimore. 36791
QO lovely night; song, w Bessie Florence Lichten-
stein. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307677;
Claribel Lichtenstein, Los Angeles. 36792
O mother dear be proud of me; march song. © lc.
Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307398; George Zaharatos,
New Haven. 36793
O perfect love; song, w Dorothy F. Bloomfield. ©
lc. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307574; Harold Reeves
Yarroll, Teaneck, N. J. 36794
O praise the Lord of heaven; w of Psalm 148, from
the Russian liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, m A.
Arensky, op. 40, no. 4, w adjusted to the m,
Charles Winfred Douglas, arr. Gwynn S. Bement;
women’s cho. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107135;
H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 36795
© salutaris; 2 voix égales; acct. d’orgue | and]
Tantum ergo; 3 voix égales; liturgical w, m Alfred
Mignault. © Dec. 30, 1941; E for. 67224; Adelard
Joseph Boucher, Montreal. 36796
O Saving Victim (O salutaris Hostia); liturgical w,
m Francisco Buencamino, sr.; high voice, in G;
organ acc. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107221;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia. 36797
Oaxaca; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Mugiierza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306201;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mex-
ico. 36798
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36799 t. 3, n. S., V. 37
Of such is the Kingdom; Children’s or Rally day
service in art & song, Doris A. Paul & Esther
Mary Fuller. © Apr. 29, 1942; AA 407667; Board
of Christian education & publication, d. b. a.
Christian education press, Philadelphia. 36799
Of use to U. S. A.; w & melody. © ic. Aug. 8,
1942; E unp. 305196; Elsa Forssell Ericson, Staten
Island, N. Y. 36800
Oh baby! Just try it some time; song. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305949; Claudine Smith Gerecke,
Garden City, Kan. 36801
Ohl Give me love; song, m Jack Cranford [pseud.
of Eddie Boyden] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305316; Athol O. Green, Nelson, B. C., Canada.
36802
Oh God save America; w & melody. © 1c. July 27,
1942; E unp. 305483; Harmon William Jones,
Centralia, Wash. 36803
Oh! Honey, tell me you'll be mine; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 307525; Eva Longino,
Houston. 36804
Oh Lake Labelle moon; w & melody R. Palmer &
Louise Zantke. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305636; Rose Palmer, Milwaukee. 36805
Oh Lord remind us lest we forget; w & melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306383; Ruby Hurtig,
University City, Mo. 36806
Oh, lovely moon; song. © June 15, 1942; E pub.
106889; Geraldine Heinbaugh, Belle Fourche, S. D.
36807
Oh mia Pepita; foxtrot, w Cecelia F. Elmer & A. S.
Elmer; pf. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307777;
Alois Stocek Elmer, Wilmington, Del. 36808
Oh, Mister Snibichuck; song, m Marion Phillips.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306746; Henry C.
Pollack, Brookline, Mass, 36809
Oh my darlin’; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. July 27,
1942; E unp. 307413; Frank Paich, Pittsburgh.
36810
Ohi Please; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306750; Eugene Brown, Camp Wolters, one :
368
Oh sing a song for me; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306876;
Olive Erickson, Everett, Wash. 36812
Oh, what.a beginning; song, m Effie Kalisz. ©lc.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306589; Charles Jacobs,
New York. 36813
Oh what a night to be spendin’ back home; w B. A.
Rosenthal, melody B. C. Warrick. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305859; Bill Carleton Warrick &
Bert A. Rosenthal, Tampa, Fla. 36814
Oh, why do we have to have war; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306161; P. G. Strigle, Dutton, Va. 36815
1370
Oh you aeroplane; song, arr. John Beilein. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305928; Minnie Goss,
Baltimore, 36816
Oh you gotta zig you gotta zag; song. © 1 c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307782; John Lucas, Charlestown, .
Mass. 36817
Oh you lovable you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306919;
June Lape, Fort Wayne. 36818
Old Australian moon keep shining; song. © 1 c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306660; Hazel Coryell,
Canton, O. 36819
Old Buddy, we won’t fight any more; w Robert Viets;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305558; Inez.
Ingles, Sheridan, Il. 36820
Old cathedral bells; pf., with w. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305236; Minnie S. Getz, Wilkinsburg,
Pa. 36821
Old clay pipe; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305639; Carroll Miner, Texarkana, Ark.
36822
Old Glory; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306734; A. A. Newnham, Gold Hill, Or. 36823
—— —melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307074; Ellen T. Joyce, Los Angeles,
36824
Old Glory blessed Stars and Stripes; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 7,
1942; E unp. 305124; Dewitt Sergeant, Sodus Point,
N. Y. 36825
Old Glory, we’re proud of you; song. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307771; Kenneth Bakke Jahnsen,
Brooklyn. 36826
Old gray mare is back where she used to be; w &
melody. © 1c. July 20, 1942; E unp. 305883;
Carson Jay Robison, New York. , 36827
Old harp sings; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
306936; Alma Yost Johnson, Sewickley, Pa, 36828
Old house boat; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug, 17, 1942; E unp. 306136;
Gilbert Pearson, Paola, Ind. 36829
Old John Silver; by Louis Sugarman; pf. © Aug. 5,
1942; E for. 67195; Parnasse musical, Lachute,
Que., Canada. 36830
Old Kentucky hills; w A. G. Shelton, melody D.
Negley. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306932; D.
Negley & A. G. Shelton, Hollywood, Calif. 36831
Old kite; w Desmond O’Connor, m Kennedy Russell.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67249; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. 36832
Old liberty bell; m Al Edwards; pf., withw. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305345; Carl Julius Pursey,
St. Louis. 36833
Old love; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306103;
Carl C, Christy, Boulder, Col. 36834
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 8, 1942
Qld Mississippi moon; w & m Bob Long. © June
10, 1942; E pub. 107153; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 36835
Old New England town; w Ian Sommers, & melody.
© lc. Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 306310; Emil Newman,
New York. 36836
Old pal; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © le. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 307199; Dick Hays, Deming, N. M.
36837
Old salt; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307257; Byron Gay, Annapolis. 36838
Qld wagon trail; w L. H. Riley, melody A. H. Neu-
berger. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307498;
Lewis H. Riley & Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los
Gatos, Calif. 36839
On a little Caribbean island; w Meredith Miles
White. & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305609; Martha Charline White, Leavenworth, Kan.
36840
On Bedloes Island; song. © i c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305295; Mary Madsen, Olympia, Wash.
36841
On my island of dreams; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307813; Ethel Mae Hamilton,
Miami, Fla. 36842
On our way; song. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp.
306271; Nelson Sprackling, Westport, Conn.
36843
On Rainbow Row; w Ruth Lowe, m Stephan Weiss &
Paul Mann. © lc. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307186;
Leeds music corp., New York. 36844
On sentry duty; w H. A. Ward, m N. D. Hirst; pf.
© 1e. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306110; Nellie Dear-
styne Hirst & Helen Andress Ward, Watervliet,
N. Y. 36845
On the banks of Ponchartrain; w & meiody. © 1c.
Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 305771; Margaret M. Price,
New Orleans. 36846
On the beautiful river, Des Moines; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305741; Albert H.
McConnell, Houston. 36847
On the deck; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306044;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 36848
- On the highway; song, m Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307717; Victor A. Peters, Santa
Maria, Tex. 36849
On the job for Uncle Sam; w A. G. Schmidt, m J. A.
Mueller.
Albert G. Schmidt & John A. Mueller, Detroit.
36850
On the King’s highway; w & m Elena Aves. © 1 c.
Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306591; Helen L. Vogel,
San Diego, Calif. 36851
On the march; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
—~ © ic. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305657; Qneita L.
Bryant, Oklahoma City. 36852
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© ic. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306368; _
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1371
36870
On the mountain top; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306514; Fred Kimball Conant, Flushing,
Niw. 36853
On the prairie; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307069; Ray Norman & Helen Norman,
Chicago. 36854
On to Tokio; march song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306158; Joyce N. Riggs, Chicago. 36855
On to victory; march, arr. Billy James; pf. © 1 c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306683; Jacob David Broza,
Devon, Pa. 36856
——march song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307669; Hubert Blackburn, Feeding Hills, Mass.
36857
——march, Vaclav Moravan |pseud. of Vaclav
Divina| © 1 c. July 10,1942; E unp. 301902; Vaclav
Divina, New York. 36858
———song. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 106817; Lloyd
Fremond Chase, San Francisco. 36859
On to victory, and on; song. © i c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306527; Rulon Armstrong Jones, Hemet,
Calif. 36860
Once again; w & melody. © ic. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307759; David Michlin, Katonah, N. Y.
36861
Once and for all; w Bob |i. e. Robert] Sullivan,
melody Hal|i. e. H. C.| Mowry. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307810; Harold C. Mcwry, Boston.
36862
Once I had a sweetheart; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305331; James De Rogers, Tuskegee, Ala. 36863
Once upon a midnight blue; w & melody Anson Scott
|pseud. of A. S. Amoscato} © lc. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305472; Anthony S. Amoscato, Newark.
36864
Once upon a time; song, m Nancy Collins. © ic.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 306972; May Layadour Kort-
land, Pendleton, Or. 36865
—— -—--melody Percy W. de Courcy Smaic. © |
c. July 25, 1942; E unp. 306031; A. M. Guard
Smaie, San Francisco. 36866
One country one Flag; march, w Edna Marini, &
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp, 306637;
Anthony Misuraca, Chicago. 36867
One day in December; song, melody Lew |i. e.
Louis} Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
307094; Elizabeth Lawton, West Newton, Mass.
36868
One day you'll come back to me; w G. Mitchell,
melody A. H. Neuberger. © i c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307500; Grace Mitchell & Alfred Hugo
Neuberger, Los Gates, Calif. 36869
One dream; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307757; M. William Rose, Chicago. 36870
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
36871 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
One for me is you; w H. Blaine & D. Blaine, melody
A. H. Neuberger. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307501; Howard Blaine, Donald Blaine & Alfred
Hugo Neuberger, Los Gatos, Calif. 36871
One for the money, two for the show; song. © lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306384; Ruby Hurtig, Uni-
versity City, Mo. 36872
One good American is worth ten Japs; w B. Handren,
melody D. Negley. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306930; D. Negley & Bertha Handren, Hollywood,
Calif. d 36873
One hour out of a lifetime; song, w George Heide-
man. © lc. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 306078; Harold
Edwin Taylor, Champaign, Ill. 36874
130 million strong; song. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305796; Bessie Hampton, Berkeley, Calif.
36875
One more hill to climb; w & melody Harry Woods.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307402; Robbins
music corp., New York. 36876
One night alone with you; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306996; James Harold Harrison,
Detroit. 36877
One night in Bethlehem; Christmas cantata, w
Biblical & by John Mason Neale, m William A.
Goldsworthy; mixed voices; pf. or organ acc. ©
Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 107040; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 36878
One tale to tell; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 306991; Cordelia Viola Louthan Lee, Oak-
land, Calif. 36879
Only you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305789; Gary Reginald Van Dyke, New York.
36880
Onward, America; from Keeper of the flame, w
Earl Brent, m Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306038; Loew’s, inc., New York.
36881
Onward to victory; song. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E
unp. 307540; Thomas John Rotella, Philadelphia.
36882
——w & m Harvey Davis. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942; E
unp. 306662; Lewis Harvey Davis, Dallas. 36883
Onward U. S. A.; march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305516; Ferdinand R. Lhotak, Wayne, Pa.
36884
O-o-oh, wonderful world; w & m Tim Spencer &
Sam Allen. © Apr. 17, 1942; E pub. 105217;
Amer. music, inc., Portland, Or. 36885
Oop de lay lay; w Andy Oliver & Bubsy Meyers, &
melody. © 1 c. July 30, 1942; E unp. 306974;
George Henry Smalls, New York. 36886
Open up your hearts, Americans; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306243;
Julia Christensen, Minneapolis. 36887
Opening theme; melody Al Young. © 1 c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306348; Robbins music corp., New
York. 36888
Or sus, serviteurs du Seigneur (Arise, all ye ser-
vants of the Lord); Biblical w, m Jan Pieters
Sweelinck, arr. Margaret Macdonald; women’s
mixed cho. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107286;
Boston music co., Boston. 36889
Orders from headquarters; song. © Aug. 3, 1942;
E. pub. 107098; Clayton Leslie Bigbie, Stockton,
Calif. 36890
Organ grinder’s lullaby; waltz melody. © 1c. Aug. -
1372
12, 1942; E unp. 306613; John Elliott Mulgrew,
Moscow, Pa. 36891
Organ music for church and home; by F. Melius
Christiansen & others, arr. F. M. Christiansen.
© June 8, 1942; E pub. 107256; Augsburg pub.
house, Minneapolis. 36892
Organize your block; wR. Lucas, melody R. A.
Crolley. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305374;
Richard A. Crolley & Robert Lucas, Chicago.
36893
Oriental; op. 9; pf. treble, with pf. acc. © lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306427; Carmen Delfin, New
York. 36894
Oriental dancer; from The son of Don Juan, w &
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306757;
Frank Michael Pagano, New York. 36895
Orientale; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert Stot-
hart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305400; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 36896
Our all out; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305356; Richardene Puryear, Augusta, Ga.
. 36897
Our ancient isle; w John Clemham | pseud. of Gordon
Jacob], m G. Jacob; with descant for 2d verse. ©
Aug. 26, 1942; E for. 67258; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London. 36898
Our anniversary; march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305513; Ferdinand R. Lhotak, Wayne, Pa.
36899
Our battle prayer; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307585; George Henry Wedberg, Fairfield,
Conn. 36900
Our beloved sun got the knot tied in the end; song,
melody Lee B. Browne. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305767; Anna Layman Feemster, Covina,
Calif. 36901
Our boys; song. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 305720;
Mary T. Barrera, New York. 36902
—— ——wmelody Wallace Fowler. © 1 c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307120; Mossie H. Purcell, Nashville.
36903
Our country; song,m LeoRichard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305330; Thelma
Bledsoe, Nehalem, Or. 36904
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
36940
Our doughboy; song. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307351; Luta Stanton King, Colusa, Calif. 36905
Our dreams; song, arr. Morris G. Myers. © lc.
Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 306027; Raymond M. Laffey,
Chicago. 36906
Our eagle screams; song. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306417; William Phillips Lardner, Duluth.
36907
Our fighting forces; w & m Elizabeth [i. e. M. E.]
Martin. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307986;
Mary Elizabeth Martin, Nashville. 36908
Our Flag; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. © 1
c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305654; Ethel M. Calkins,
Chicago. 36909
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307671; Isaac Jack Chapple, Chicago. 36910
Our Flag must fly forever; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307337;
Nellie Carey Wade, Trinidad, Col. 36911
Our Flag will always fly; w G. Neddo, m M. R.
Spevacek. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307990;
Gertrude Neddo, Kalamazoo, Mich. & Mildred
Rose Spevacek, Sturgis, Mich. 36912
Our Flags, shining banners; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306135; Lambert Zenner, Royalton, Minn. 36913
Our flying cadets; song, w Stella Hellums. © lc.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307056; S. Hellums & Carleta
Carter, Houston. 36914
Our forty-eight states are marching forward; w
Marg Tell, melody Veidra King [pseud. of L.
Thompson] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305737;
Loraine Thompson, Hollywood, Fla. - 36915
Our job; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; Eunp. 306915; Etta DeWater,
Waterloo, fa. 36916
Our liberty bell rings; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307563; Marie Suzanne Petesch, eee
6917
Our liberty is more precious than gold; song, mel-
ody John W. Scott. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306262; Maurice T. Ryan, Baltimore. 36918
Our little darling; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1942; Eunp. 306238; Maggie Deweese,
Sango, Tex. 369193
Our love went up in flames; pi. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305674; Jean Frances Johnson, Arroyo
Grande, Calif. 36920
Our meeting place, dear; song. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306924; Emmitt Malone, Pata bias
Our nation’s glory; song. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub.
107275; Arthur Morris Edwards, Soe eee on
496656 O - 42-5
Our nation’s prayer; m Samuel A. Ward, arr. Basil
V. Alt; women’s 2-pt. voices. © June 30, 1942;
E pub. 107207; Elsie Birt Byers, Fort Wayne.
36923
Our native land; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306362; Howard F. Machin, Buffalo. 36924
Our own orchestra folio; selected & arr. Lorrain
E. Watters; orch. pts. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107423; Carl Fischer, inc:, New York. 36925
Our pledge and guarantee; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1$42; E unp. 307380; Hans Reim, Clifton, N. J.
36926
Our tomorrow; w J. Cannon, melody E. Aurisch. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305725; Erwin Aurisch
& John Cannon, Philadelphia. 36927
Our Uncle Sam; song, m Emelie E, Maurer. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307140; Helen Wicksman,
New York. 36928
Our Yankee fleet speeds forth; song, w Waldemar
Rieck. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305988;
Russell Snively Gilbert, New York. 3€829
Out in the fields; w Louise Imogene Guiney, m
Christopher Thomas; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Aug.
26, 1942; E pub. 107289; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 36930
Out of my life; w & melody Bob [i.e. R. J.] Ramcke.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305816; Robert John
Ramcke, Park Ridge, III. 36931
Out of my mind; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
307998; John Pettus Lapsley, Uniontown, Ala.
36932
Out of the night; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug, 25, 1942;
E unp. 307051; J. Vincent Cosgrove, North Tarry-
town, N. Y. 36933
Out of the nite; w & m Prapione Dakesian. © 1c.
Aug, 28, 1942; Eunp. 307312; Carl Sobie publisher,
Detroit. 36934
Gut Old Grand River way; w& m John Irwin. © Aug.
25, 1942; E pub. 107246; Shelby music pub. co.,
Detroit. 36935
Out to win; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307328; Lena Watson, Pittsfield,
N. H. 36936
Over here, over there, ev’rywhere; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306840; Lillian D. Guidry, Rayne, La.
: 36937
Over Tokyo; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306815;
Juel Wendell Lea, Bossier City, La. 36938
Over yonder across the sea; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307745; Florence B. Bulot,
New Orleans. 36939
Overall gal; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305261; John Thaddeus Ackerson, Fair Lawn,
N. J. 36940
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Ozark trail; w & melody Bert Lind | pseud. of A. J.
Lindberg] © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305968;
Albert J. Lindberg, Everett, Wash. 36941
Pajarillo, pajarillo; corrido, letra A. Hernandez de
Lorenzo, m Alvaro de Retana, arr. Don Benny;
ptes. d’org. © Feb. 25, 1942; E for. 67297;
Ediciones internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires.
36942
Pal o’ mine; song, m Tom Baker | pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305293;
Florence Acklam, Racine, Wis. 35943
Pale yellow moon; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
‘ 1942; E unp. 307748; Mary C. Sachs, Chicago.
36944
Paloma (La); by Yradier, arr. Frederick G. Char-
rosin; orch. pts. © May 28, 1942; E for. 67232;
Bosworth & co., ltd., London. 36945
Pampa (La) serenade: pf. © lc. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 307448; Hans Ginther Silbermann, St. Louis.
36946
Pan-a-mer (The) rhumba; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307562; Marie Suzanne Petesch,
Milwaukee. 36947
Paper doll; w & m Johnny S. Black. © Aug. 27,
1942; E pub. 107313; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 36948
Parachutein’ | ? | Marry; song, melody Edith Whittick.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 307544; Alfred R.
Rossman, Keansburg, N. J. 36949
Pardon me, Miss Australia; w &.m Lynn Cowan. ©
June 8, 1942; E for. 67245; Allan & co., pty. litd.,
Melbourne, Australia. 36950
Pardon my accent, please; song, melody Emerson
Harper. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307259;
Langston Hughes, New York. 36951
Park (The) where we met long ago; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E ump.
305985; Rudolf Messling, Highland, N. Y. 36952
Part of you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306719; Ruth Aviril Kimberly, Highland
Park, Mich. 36953
Pastorale; from Tulip time, by Franz Waxman. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306064; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 36954
Patience and prayers; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306236; James F.
Spencer, Port Alberni, B. C., Canada. 36955
Patriotic songs to familiar airs; w A. E. Sherman,
m by various composers. © Aug. 7, 1942; E pub.
106812; Alice Ella Sherman, Plattsburgh, N. Y.
36956
Patriotism plus; w & melody By George | pseud. of
M. N. Kepp| & Cabby|i. e. N. M.] Kepp. © lc.
July 27, 1942; E unp. 306316; Morris Nathan kepp,
St. Louis. 36957
1374
Patriot’s return; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306380; John S. Farrell, New Haven.
36958
Paul’s (Charles) radio transitions; organ. © June
8, 1942; E pub, 106828; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 36959
Peace; song, arr. Russell Duke. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305864; Cleta Alice Clemmer,
Indianapolis. 36960 —
Peace and quiet; song. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp.
306221; Floyd Monroe Seaman, Uniontown, Pa.
36961
Peace is a-knocking; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E
unp. 305615; Lee Sterling, Spokane. 36962
Peace time is over; song, arr. Leo Richard& Hector -
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305339;
Martha R. Nelson, South St. Paul, Minn. 36963
Pearl Harbor; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107326; Eliza-
beth M. Baird, Astoria, IU. 36964
—— —melody Walter Smith. © 1c. Aug. 1l,
1942; E unp. 305494; Michael McGarvey, San
Francisco. 36965
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306036; Malcolm Ray Kirk, Hernshaw, W. Va.
36966
Pedro, the wood-chopper; by C. Franz koehler; pf.
© Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 106831; Boston music co.,
Boston. 36967
Peek a boo I see you; w Peggy Anne Kuhn, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307469; Peter De
Lucca, Babylon, N. Y. 36968
Peg (A) to hang dreams on; w & melody; in C. © 1
c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp: 306400; Polly Dorothy
Mikulak, South Bend, Ind. 36969
Peggy darling; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305556; Julia Irene Katona Daley, Cleveland.
36970
Pena (La): letra y m Martin la Sierra. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307679; Martin Gil H., New York.
36971
Pendulum is swinging Hitler; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305651; Catherine A. Masterson, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. ' 36972
People’s war; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305263; John Thaddeus Ackerson, Fair
Lawn, N. J. 36973
Perdido; w Ervin Drake & Harry Lenk, m Juan
Tizol. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107397; Tempo
music, inc., New York. 36974
Permita mi negra suerte; bulerias-zambra, de Mi
cielo de Andalucia, letra Salvador Valverde, m
Jose Ma. Palomo; pf. © Apr. 30, 1942; E for.
67217; Do re mi fa casa editora de miusica,
Buenos Aires. 36975
no. 8, 1942
Petit Noél; cantata, based on old French Noélis,
arr. Pierson Underwood & Lawrence Perry; 2-pt.
treble voices; pf. or organ acc. © Aug. 10, 1942;
E pub. 106934; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
36976
Petite pastorale; par Alfred Mignault; orgue. ©
Dec. 30, 1941; E for. 67225; Adelard Joseph
Boucher, Montreal. 36977
Petticoat (The) army march; pf., with w. © lec.
July 30, 1942; E unp. 305493; Adrienne Vera
Segedy, Chicago. 36978
——w & m Adrienne V. Segedy. © Aug. 14, 1942;
E pub. 107398; Louis Cheskin, d. b. a. L. C.
musart publications, Chicago. 36979
Petticoat soldiers; song, © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 307462; Dorothy Elizabeth Aldrich, Keokuk,
Ta. 36980
Piano concerto; theme & variations frem the Ist
movement of Tschaikowsky’s B flat minor concerto,
transcribed Lou Singer; pf. © Apr. 14, 1942; E
for. 67204; Leeds music corp., New York. 36981
Piano sketches for rhythmic activity and dance. ©
Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107251; Madeline F. Bushman,
Chicago. 36982
Piccolo tango; by Giacomo Puccini; pf. © Aug. 11,
1942: E pub. 106943; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 36983
Pickup on pico; melody Harry Rodgers. © 1 c. Aug.
22, 1942; E unp. 206976; Plymouth music Co.,
inc., New York.
Picnic; from Eagle squadron, by Frank Skinner;
conductor. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305596;
Universal music corp., New York. 36985
Pied Piper; by Wilson Manhire; pf. © Feb. 1, 1935;
E for. 67270; Schott & co., ltd., London. 36986
Piedras (Las); letra y m Martin la Sierra. © lc.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307680; Martin Gil H., New
York, 36987
Pin waltz; song, w Edward Eager. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307270; John Mundy, New York.
36988
Pitch a little woo; w & m T. Ignatz Ka. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 306992; Thomas J. Kane, Cen-
tralia, Pa. 36989
Placing money in the bank; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307554; William Hood
Rhoades, New York, 36990
Plagiarist’s rhapsody; song, melody Percy W. de
Courcy Smale. © 1 c. July 25, 1942; E unp.
306032; A. M. Guard Smale, San Francisco.
36991
Plain Mister Yank; w & m Hunter Reynolds. © Aug.
1, 1942; E pub. 106892; Skokie music 2
Play that melody; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306254; Michael Caleo, Utica,
ING YX . 36993
36984
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
37011
Playboy cat; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306735; A. A. Newnham, Gold Hill, Or. 36994
Playful faun; entr’acte, Cecil Chadwick; pf. © May
22, 1942; E for. 67239; Bosworth & co., ltd,
London. . 36995
Playtime pictures; by R. Schumann, op. 15, arr.;
2 pfis., 4 hands. © 1 c, Aug. 17, 1942; E ump.
306981; Raymond Knapp, Exeter, R. L 36996
Plazita; melody Juan Tizol. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306352; Robbins music corp., New York.
36997
Please don’t ration our love; w & m Joseph Hughes.
© ic. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305978; University
music publishers, Cambridge, Mass. 36998
Please don’t say, no; song, w Jack Philip Allen. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306160; Leone Perry-
Allen, Los Angeles, 36999
Please forget about me; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 307036; Louise Caroline Gray,
St. Paul. 37000
Please hurry, daddy; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306832; Clyde Enos, Belmont, N. Y. 37001
Please, mister; w & m R, Roy Coats. © Apr. 24,
1942; E pub. 107195; Mills music, inc., New York.
37002
Please return; w & melody Sally Ratick & J. Abrams.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307152; Joseph
Abrams, New York, 37003
Please stranger; song. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 305809; Luella Heether, Belding, Mich.
37004
Please write me a letter; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306986; William Joseph Edwards,
Spring Hili, Ala. 37005
Pledge of allegiance to the WAAC; song. © 1 c.
Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307400; Ruby Frances
Bunnell, Denver. 37066
Pledge to the Flag; w James B. Upham; mixed
voices. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 307417;
Annabel Sanders Wallace, Madison, Wis. 37007
Pluto and the armadillo; by Paul J. Smith; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307697;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif. 37008
Pony-back, horseback, here we go; w & m Edna B.
Griebel [i. e. Edna B. Briebel Kammerer]; pf. ©
Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107047; Edward Schuberth
& co., inc., New York. 37009
Poor little me; w & melody Michael Lutwin & M.
Rosenhain, © 1c, Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305541;
Muriel Rosenhain, Akron, O. $7010
Poor maiden so; old English tune, arr. Kenneth A.
Wright; violin & pf. © Dec. 15, 1937; E for.
67275; Schott & co., ltd., London. 37011
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37012
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Power squadron song; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307579; J. Samuel Seoniems ats jr; ’Phila-
deiphia. 37012
Praise the Lord; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306954; Henry Nemo & Bob Musel,
New York. 37013
Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition; w & m
Frank Loesser, pf. arr. George N. Terry. © Aug.
21, 1942; E pub. 107257; Famous music corp.,
New York. 37014
Pray for me mom, when I get there; w & melody.
© le. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307801; Paul Joseph
Mayton, Daisytown, Pa. 37015
Pray for victory; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307732; Lillian Brusin,
Quincy, Mass. 37016
Prayer for troublous times; w from various sources,
set to m W. R. Voris; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107138; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 37017
Prayer hymn; hymn, m Hazen H. Brown. © June
2, 1942; E pub. 107029; J. A. Landis, Eaton, O.
37018
Prelude and variations in G minor; by Alfred
Wesolowski; pf. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp.
306211; Jadwiga Matilda Joswiak, New York.
37019
Prelude in B.flat minor; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306562; «kathryn Ann Robinson, Mountain
Lakes, N. J. 37020
Prepare to meet our Savior; song, melody Lee B.
Browne. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307106;
Belle Garrett, Big Chimney, W. Va. 37021
Pretty girl like you; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307616; James Thompson Meldrum, Los
Angeles. 37022
Pretty soon; song. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307018; Rheta A. MacLeod, Newark, N. Y. 37023
Price we paid for freedom; w & m Jack |i. e. J. J.]
Bates. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107037; J. J.
Bates, Detroit. 37024
Pride of my heart; w & m Texas Jim Robertson &
Eddie Murphy. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107023;
Bob Miller, inc., New York. 37025
Pride of our nation; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307330; Mary Rose
Greer, Park City, Ky. 37026
Primer amor; bolero, letra y melodia J. R. Milan.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306893; Pan-Amer.
music co., inc., New York. 37027
Priority march; w G. H. Johnston, m C. W. Erden-
brecher. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307059;
George H. Johnston & Charles W. Erdenbrecher,
San Francisco. 37028
Private Jimmy Johnson of the U. S. A.; song. © July
29, 1942; E pub. 107009; Warren Foster, Atlanta.
37029
1376
Proposal scene; from Tuliptime, by Franz Waxman.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306065; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 37030
Proudly wave; w M. C. Waugh, m P. T. Klingstedt.
1. Mixed cho. - 2. Male voices. © Aug. 31, 1942;
E pub. 107335; Maurice C. Waugh & Paul T.
Klingstedt, Stillwater, Okl. 37031
Pslam XX; set to m Don Malin; mixed cho.; pf. or
organ acc. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107227; Neil
A. Kjos music co., Chicago. 37032
Puppy love; song. © 1c. July 29, 1942; E unp.
305569; Frank E. Tierney, Chicago. - 37033
Puppy love time just around the corner; song, mel-
ody Robert VanSickle. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 306609; Anna Eliz. Feemster, Covina, Calif.
37634
Push ’em down; pf., with w. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305275; Edwina McCarty Davis, Arlington,
Va. 37035
Put your shoulder to the wheel; song, m Byron
Brooks | pseud. of Malcolm Lee| © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306851; Therese Block, Bloomfield,
Neb. 37036
Quack, quack; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305281; Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San Diego, Calif.
37037
Que suerte la mia; polka, letra y m Jose F. Junnissi;
pf. © Apr. 30, 1942; E for. 67211; Ediciones
internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires. 37038
Queen of the flowers; song, melody James Grandeson
Roy, jr. © lc. June 11, 1942; E unp. 305489; John
Henry Mckee, Brumswick, Ga. 37039
Quentin Reynolds; from Eagle squadron, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
305591; Universal music corp., New York. 3704u
Questing; song, arr. Louis Rosenberger. © Aug.
20, 1942; E pub. 107110; Guy Wilbert Atherton,
St. Paul. 37041
Quick! Watson, the rhythm; song, pf. arr. George
Sumner. © Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 106823; Walter
Bishop, New York. 37042
Race (The); from A Yank at Eton, by Mario Castel-
nuovo-Tedesco. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306045; Loew’s, inc., New York. 37043
Radio organist handy song folio, no. 1; w @& m com-
piled C. Van Ness Clark. © Dec. 18, 1941; E pub.
107164; Rialto music pub. corp., New York.
37044
Rain; w C. M. Frank & D. Danks, melody W. Moore.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307600; Camilla M.
Frank & Winifred Moore, New Orleans, Dale
Danks, Des Moines. 37045
Rain check; by Billy Strayhorn; melody, with pf.
acc. © lc. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307323; Tempo
music, inc., New York. 37046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942 37081
Rain clouds; w & melody. © 1¢. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307749; Mary C. Sachs, Chicago. 37047
Rain drops on the roof; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © ic. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306823; W. S. Bayne, Osceola, Mo. 37048
Rainbow valse; melody, with pf. acc. © ic. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307305; Margarethe Kopcsak,
Jackson Heights, L. L, N. Y. 37049
Rainbow’s end; w & m Theresa Del Grego. © ic.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307313; Carl Sobie publisher,
Detroit. 37050
Rainy day; by Anna Priscilla Risher; pf. © Aug.
21, 1942; E pub. 107219; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 37051
Rainy nights; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307020; Perle Stewart, Pennington Gap, Va.
37052
Raise high the Flag; song, melody Lew|i. e. Louis}
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307095;
Leona E. Miller, Livermore, Ia. 37053
RaHy around the Flag; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307084; Ernest W.
Stray, Niagara Falis, Ont., Canada. 37054
Ray (The); melody Al Young. © ic. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306349; Robbins music corp., New York.
37055
Raynor’s (Hal) folio of Joe Penner songs; w & m
J. Penner & H. Raynor. no. 1. © June 2, 1941; E
pub. 105242; Amer. music, inc., Portland, Or.
37056
Real clown; w & melody. © ic. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 306414; Gust Moline, Chicago. 37057
.Recall that night; w & melody. © ic. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 307230; Ambrose Hampton Barnett,
Berkeley, Calif. 37058
Record (The) goes round, round and round; w & m
Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus & Bennie Benjamin; pf.
© ic. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307194; Leeds music
corp., New York. 37059
Red roses won’t tell, dear; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1 ec. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306131;
Rose G. Harris, Altoona, Pa. 37060
Red, White and Blue boys; w Josephine M. Mirkovich,
m David Steele | pseud. of Joseph M. Mirkovich]
© lc. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306488; Joseph Marion
Mirkovich, San Francisco. 37061
Red, white and blue panties; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307075;
Minnie B. Sanders, White Cloud, Mich. 37062
Reflections; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306443; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres, Calif.
37063
Regiment of hearts; w & m Jack [i. e. J. H.] Bell-
heimer. ©-ic. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307825; John
Henry Bellheimer, Chicago. 37064
1377
Regina’s entrance; from Tulip time, by Franz Wax-
man. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306063; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 37065
Remember; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306665; Ted Ehrlich, Kohala, Hawaii. 37066
——w & melody. © ic. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306411; Evelyn Fraser, Detroit. 37067
Remember I love you; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305703; Helen Janet Spencer, Greenville,
Tex. 37068
Remember me, darling; song, m Byron Brooks
|pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306844; Mrs. L. A. Baer, Landisburg, Pa.
37069
Remember, now, thy Creator; Biblical w; mixed
voices. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307128;
Howard Clarence Hill, Baltimore. 37070
Remember Pearl Harbor; song, melody Lew |i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E ump.
307593; James W. Tucker, Bath Springs, Tenn.
37071
Remember the night; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307117; Charles Albert Bright,
Washington. 37072
Remember the soldiers, write, write, write; w &
m Rex Tell [pseud. of G. C. Carpenter |; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306376; George Carl
Carpenter, Findlay, O. 37073
Remember to buy war bonds; song, melody Lew
|i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
307095; Rena Dahley, Jamestown, N. D. 37074
Remind me to remember, not to forget; song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp.
304834; Ethel J. Bowen, New Cumberland, Pa.
37075
Reminiscing; w Ralph Edmund MacDonald & J. J.
Sample, & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306580; Jack Junior Sample, U. S. S. Erie, c/o
Postmaster, New York. 37076
Repent and believe the Gospel; hymn. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306545; Thomas Anson kimmerly,
Windsor, Ont., Canada. 37077
Rest soldier at ease; w & melody J. T. Wilson &
William Gidney. © 1 c. July 29, 1942; E unp.
306011; James Thomas Wilson, Fort Riley, Kan.
37078
Rest, valiant heart; w John Hughes, m Hubert Eisdell;
pf. © June 17, 1942; E for. 67251; Charles Gwyllym
Dunn, Quebec. 37079
Restless wings; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © ic. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306902;
Lillian Sconiers, Andalusia, Ala. 37080
Reuben and Rachel-up-to-date; w Edith Sanford
Tillotson, m freely arr. from old song, Lee Rogers
[pseud. of Roger C. Wilson]; mixed cho. © Aug.
4, 1942; E pub. 106929; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
QO. 37081
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
37082 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Reverie; szovergét irta Emma P. L. Toth Revey,
_zenejet szerze E. Kiss. © June 13, 1942; E pub.
107159; Emma L. P. Revey Toth & Emery Kiss,
Cleveland. 37082
Revolver,from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw Kaper.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306046; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 37083
Rey (Alvino) theme; w & melody A. Rey. © 1c.
July 7, 1942; E unp. 306685; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 37084
Rhapsody; by Joseph Wagner; clarinet & string orch.
Sc. & pts. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 106933; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London. 37085
Rhapsody modernistic; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 307526; Eva Longino, Houston.
37086
Rhumba manana; w Barbara Johnes & C. De
Filippis, & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E ump.
306022; Conrad De Filippis, Newark, N. J. 37087
Rhumbanana; w & m Hilly Harwick. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306465; Leeds music corp., New
York. 37088
Rhythm has got-cha too; w & m Jules Gerzan &
Marie Gerzan, arr. Harold Potter. © Aug. 29,
1942: E pub. 107069; Edwards music co., New
York 37089
Rich men, poor men; song. © 1c. July 20, 1942; E
unp. 306034; Daniel Francis Robertson, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 37090
Richmond Hill; w & m Ralph Butler & Harry Ralton
[pseud. of Heinz Rosenthal] © July 24, 1942; E
for. 67250; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
37091
Ride on; w & melody Skeets [i. e. Campbell A.]
Tolbert. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305992;
Leeds music corp., New York. 37092
Riding thru the saddle in the blue; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp 306847; Arthur Beal, San Francisco.
37093
Riffs; by Mary Lou Williams; pf. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305994; Leeds music corp., New
York. 37094
Right is might; w & m Eleanor Mellichamp & M. M.
Sheffield. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306547;
Marion M. Sheffield, Washington. 37095
Right kind of people; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306226; Frederick Ernest Drew, New
York. 37096
Right makes might; w Irma Smith-Simpson, m Kay
Louise Smith, © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306515; H. C. Ernest Schmidt, Durand, Wis.
37097
Ring around the moon; song, melody Bernard
Pollack. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307471; Ben
Chatzkel, Philadelphia. 37098
Rising (The) Sun is doomed to fall; song. © July 3,
1942; E pub. 106970; Frank Deisz, Portland, Or.
37099
Rita; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305266; Frank Faulk, Greensburg, Pa. 37100
Rita my sefiorita;. w Constantine G. Eliott; pf. © 1
c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307474; John K. Gianaros,
Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 37101
Rita - sweetheart of all the army boys; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306124; Louis Robino,.
Taunton, Mass. 37102
River flows on; song, w Helen Bushell. © 1 c. Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307552; Barbara Estelle Bushell,
New York. 37103
Road to victory; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942;
E unp. 307430; Mary Margarita Ross, East Boston,
Mass. 37104
——-w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E ump.
307121; Rou E. Gustafson, Bay City, Mich. 37105
Rock-a-bye Lane; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306276; Malcolm James DeWolfe,
Glenwood Landing, L. I., N. Y. 37106
Rocky Mountain moon; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305545; Lily Weise, Idaho Falls, Id.
37107
Roll ’em up; song, melody Bix Madden. © 1 c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306183; George Wilkins, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 37108
Roll on, boys, we won’t let you down; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307008; John S.
Foster, Toxey, Ala. 37109
Roll up your sleeves; song, w Dot Adams & Ted
Adams. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307622; Jean
A. Palmer, Roslindale, Mass. 37110
Rolleo rolling along; waltz, w & m Harry Tobias,
Don Reid & Henry Tobias. © Aug. 17, 1942; E
pub. 107057; Charles Tobias, New York. 37111
Rollickin’ sons of the sea; w Bob [i. e. Robert
Murwin] Smiley & Ellen McHugh [i. e. Ellen Mc- —
Hugh Smiley], m Bob Smiley. © July 1, 1942; E
pub. 107062; Melo music co., Robert Murwin
Smiley, sole owner, Burbank, Calif. 37112
Rolling along with the tide; song. © July 15, 1942;
E pub. 106822; Russell H. Proper, New York.
37113
Romance; pf. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307175;
Walter R. Heisig, Chicago. 37114
Romance from the sky; w James Thomas Waugh, m
Ardella Maxwell & M. Jenkins. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305905; Myrtle Jenkins, Chicago.
37115
Romancing with you; song. © July 8, 1942; E pub.
107279; Geneva D. Cravey, Galveston, Tex. 37116
Romanesque; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942; E ump.
306677; Albert Meiff, New York. 37117
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no. 8, 1942 37156
Romberg (Sigmund) song album; compiled F. Camp-
bell-Watson. bks. 1,2. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub.
107314, 107315; Harms, inc., New York.
37118, 37119
Rondo; pf. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307516;
Paul Klatt, Lakewood, Q. 37120
Rosalita; fox trot song, arr. H. J. Flumerfeldt. ©
lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306769; Anthony Panzica,
jr., Eggertsville, N. Y. 37121
Rose Mary Regan; w Ann [i. e. A. F.| Locke, m
Gratia L’Abbé. © Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 106913;
Annie F. Locke, Biddeford, Me. 37122
Rose of Cheyenne; w & m Ed Posner. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307314; Carl Sobie publisher,
Detroit. 37123
Rose of heaven; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307994; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
37124
Rose of my life; cancién. © Aug. 13, 1942; E pub.
106894; Manuel F. Suarez, New York. 37125
Rose (The) of Pearl Harbor who was once the rose
of No Man’s Land; song, arr. Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E ump.
305336; Eva. Winans, Mantua, O. 37126
Roses for an angel; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307564; Marius Erdmann, Linden,
Nee je 37127
Rosita de Jerico; letra Teofilo Radillo y E. Grenet;
pf. [and] Fn tus pupilas; pf., con letra. © July 22,
1942; E for. 67305; Eliseo Grenet, Havana. 37128
’ Roundup of song hits for radio and recording; w &
m Grady Cole & others. -bks. 1, 3. © Jan. 27,
July 17, 1942; E pub. 106905, 106907; Dixie music
pub. co., New York. 37129, 37130
——w & m Roy Barnes & others. bk. 2. © Apr.
8, 1942; E pub. 106906; Dixie music pub. co., New
York. 37131
Rowing on the lake; melody. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942;
E unp. 306019; Eugene S. Spica, Springfield Gar-
dens, N. Y. 37132
Rubber trouble; song, melody Walter Smith. © lc.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307251; William Park, San
Francisco. 37133
Ruchee doochee doo; w Ann Greer, m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306874;
Jeannette Snyder, Dayton, O. 37134
Rudolfo; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306739; Rose Feldman, Brooklyn. 37135
Run little rabbit; w & m Max Boyd, Cab Calloway &
Andy Gibson. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107185;
Mills music, inc., New York. 37136
Russia to-day; by Frederick G. Charrosin; orch.
pts. © June 22, 1942; E for. 67233; Bosworth &
co., ltd., London. 37137
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Rustic holiday; by Lewis Brown; pf. © Aug. 11,
1942; E pub. 106949; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 37138
Rustling leaves; from a Russian folk tune, w H. S.
T., m arr. & freely adapted Peter D. Tzach;
mixed cho. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107228; Neil
A. Kjos music co., Chicago. 37139
—melody H. Grant. © lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305532; Colonial music pub, co., inc., New York.
; 37140
Ryan’s (Frank A.) marching song of the United
Nations; song. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 106972;
Frank Agustin Ryan, Pawtucket, R. I. 37141
Sacred blood; mixed cho.
107307; Charles Henry Pace, Pittsburgh.
© July 1, 1942; E pub.
37142
Sacred heritage; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942;
E unp. 307607; Clarence R. Hope, Wilmington,
Del. 37143
Sacred memories; w & m R. E. Winsett & others,
compiled & arr. © June 12, 1942; E pub. 107004;
Robert Emmett Winsett, Dayton, Tenn. 37144
Sail on, old moon, sail on; waltz, w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306887; Rose Karotis,
Cheswick, Pa. 37145
Sailing along in my dreamplane; song. © Aug. 15,
1942; E pub. 107295; James R. O’Daniel & Tommie
Haas, Fort Worth. 37146
Sailing homeward; song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306517; Nicholas C. Weidhaas, Holyoke,
Mass. 37147
Sailing with the fleet; fox trot song, arr. C. Allison
Nelson. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305633;
Lillian E. Simons, Montebello, Calif. 37148
Sailor and soldier boy; pf., with w. © lc. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305546; Lily Weise, Idaho Falls, Id.
37149
Sailor boy; song. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307157; Methel Fern Hale, Indianapolis. 37150
—w & melody Dave [i. e. D. J.] Henry. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305679; David James Henry,
Glens Falls, N. Y. 37151
Sailor boy’s life; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 306000; Mrs. Herman Pittard, Dur-
ham, N. C. 37152
Sailor, here’s my love; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307612; Otto Reynolds, Baltimore. 37153
Sailor man; from Cargo of innocence, w & m Chill
Wills, arr. Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305388; Loew’s, inc., New York. 37154
Sailorette blues; w J. Duggan, m M. Miller. © lc.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306983; Mildred Miller &
June Duggan, Mankato, Minn. 37155
St. Mary’s bells; w John Masefield; men’s voices.
© July 24, 1942; E for. 67280; Hugh S. Roberton,
Glasgow. 37156
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37157 t..3, Nn. Siween
Saints and angels join in concert (¥ delyn aur); w
Joseph Hart, from Welsh Pantycelyn, Welsh melody
arr. Griffith J. Jones; mixed voices. © Aug. 14,
1942; E pub. 107230; Neil A. Kjos music co.,
Chicago. 37157
Saludos; by Charles Wolcott, Ed Plumb & Paul J.
Smith; pf. conductor sc. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E
unp. 306015; Walt Disney productions, Burbank,
Calif. 37158
Salutation of the dawn; w from the Sanskrit, m
Harvey Enders; men’s cho. © Aug. 19, 1942; E
pub. 107053; Galaxy music corp., New York.
37159
Salute the U. S. Flag; w & m Mrs. Rouse [i. e. B.]
Howell. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305755;
Bethany Howell, Dallas. 37160
Salute to America; w & m Harriette Wilburr [i. e.
H. W. Porter] © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307494; Harriette Wilburr Porter, West Los
Angeles, Calif. 37161
Salvation full and free (Ni fuasai genyf obaith);
traditional Welsh hymn, w William Williams, m
F. Clayton, arr. Griffith J. Jones; mixed cho. ©
Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107231; Neil A. Kjos music
co., Chicago. 37162
Sam Hall; 19th century folk song, harmonized A.
Paganucci, adapted N. MacKay-Jackson. © 1 c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 307233; Norman MacKay-
Jackson, New York. 37163
Sam of the Russian Samovar; song, melody Harry
Freeman. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306215;
Pauline S. Chadwell, Lynnfiela, Mass. 37164
Same moon, same girl; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307327; Eva Carter,
Big Spring, Tex. 37165
Sammlung klassischer stiicke; arr. Paul Klengel;
violine u. klavier. © Dec. 9, 1916; E for. 67227;
N. Simrock, Leipzig. 37166
Sammy junior and her grace; w& melody. © 1c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305940; M. Rice Moir,
Bellaire, Mich. 37167
Sandman; pf., withw. © 1c. July 23, 1942; E unp.
305881; Dorothy P. Hall, Jonesport, Me. 37168
Sanjuanina; letra y m Martin la Sierra. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307681; Martin Gil H., New York.
37169
Sapient bird; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E
unp. 305876; Maud C. Townsend, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 37170
Satchel mouth baby; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307820; Mary Lou Williams, New
York. 37171
Saturday night in the old home town; song. © 1c.
Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306285; Anne M. Evans,
University City, Mo. 37172
Save all your scraps; w & melody Charles Wynn.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307110; J. P. music
co., New York. 37173
Save our country; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307082; Viola Fondren,
Memphis, Tenn. 37174
Savin’ all my love for you; w Art Chappell, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305815; Johnny
Midcalf, Saginaw, Mich. 37175
Saviour, teach me, day by day; w Jane E. Lesson, m
John Holler; organacc. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107142; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 37176
Say a little prayer; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306389; Charles Joseph Hammer,
Detroit. 37177
Say a prayer; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306412; Alice Barrett, Bridgeport, Conn.
37178
Say, by the way; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942;
E unp. 307369; George K. Krueger, jr., Washing-
ton. V4 37179
Schirmer’s favorite sacred choruses for women’s
voices; compiled; women’s 3-pt. cho. © May 28,
1942; E pub. 107262; G. Schirmer, inc., New York,
37180
Schuman (William) string quartet, no. 3; sc. ©
June 17, 1942; E pub. 105411; Boosey & Hawkes,
inc., New York. 37181
Sea of glass; pf., with w. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub.
106820; Eugene George Hamilton, Philadelphia.
37182
Searching (The) carol; Christmas carol, w & m
Ralph E. Marryott; mixed voices. © Aug. 21,
1942; E pub. 107140; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 37183
Searching for evidence; from Shadow of a lady, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305398; Loew's, inc., New York. $7184
Second benedictus; by Alec Rowley; organ. © Aug.
6, 1942; E for. 67202; Novello & co., ltd., London.
37185
Secret (Le); by Leonard Gautier, arr. James Mc-
Leod; condensed conductor. © 1 c. July 8, 1942;
E unp. 305430; KSTP, inc., St. Paul. 37186
Security; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306653; Anna Maria Uhrik, Hillside, N. J. 37187
Seldom the sun; by Alec Wilder; pf. © Aug. 8,
1942; E pub. 107120; Regent music corp., New
York. 37188
Selected studies for clarinet; compiled H. Voxman.
© Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107211; Rubank, ine.,
Chicago. 37189
Send the boys a letter; w & melody Sally Ratick &
J. Abrams. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307649;
Joseph Abrams, New York. 37190
Senorita, my beloved; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307715; Ruth Vignett, Cleveland. 37191
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Serenade; pf. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307136;
Paul Lester Brink, Johnstown, Pa. 37192
Serenade to moonlight; by Cecil Chadwick; pf. ©
' May 25, 1942; E for. 67240; Bosworth & co., ltd.,
London. 37193
Serenata; violin & pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp.
306520; Francesco Amendola, St. Paul. 37194
Service stars; song,m John Code & Chick Barricks.
© lc. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305376; Edward
George Anderson, Duluth. 37195
Set your sails with the wind; fox-trot, w & melody.
© lc. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307021; Henry
Gershwin Mazlen, Washington. 37196
Setting of the’ sun; w Antonio L. Haskell; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Aug. 22, 1942; E pub. 107074;
Carl Albert Scholin, St. Louis. 37197
Seven Yast words of Christ; Lenten cantata, w& m
Theodore Dubois, w adapted Herman von Berge,
m arr. Lee Rogers [pseud. of Roger C. Wilson];
mixed voices. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106932;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, QO. 37198
Seven themes from The peasant cantata; by Johann
Sebastian Bach, arr. Mary Hall Jenney; pf. ©
Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107059; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 37199
Seventh of December, nineteen forty-one; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305452; Martin
Q’Malley, Vallejo, Calif. 37200
Shadow of a lady; opening title, Herbert Stothart.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305403; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. a] 37201
Shadows; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 26,
- 1942: E unp. 307144; George Hoppe, Chicago.
37202
—w Seumas O’Sullivan, m Grant Fletcher; mixed
voices. © July 24, 1942; E pub. 106856; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 37203
Shag tee-dee thump thump; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
25, 1942; E unp. 306726; Alice W. Simon, New
York. 37204
Shakin’ in my shoes; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306899; Rita Catherine Davis, Nor-
folk, Va. 37205
Shangri-La; song, melody Lee B. Browne. © lc.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305765; Grace R. Gauch,
Sejita, Tex. 37206
Shangrila; song. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942; E ump.
306590; Albert Henry Parsons, Forest-Grove, Or.
37207
Shangrila, mums the word, Shangrila; w & melody.
© 1c. July 29, 1942; E unp. 305484; Myrtle Miller,
Portland, N. D. 37208
Share God’s love and pray; hymn. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308175; Alice Margaret French,
Merced, Calif. 37209
1381
37227
She wouldn’t turn his picture to the wall; w & m
Lottie Wells & M. O. Wells. © July 10, 1942; E
pub. 107092; Maurice O. Wells, Chicago. 37210
She’ll be seven in May; by Alec Wilder; pf. © Aug.
8, 1942; E pub. 107121; Regent music corp., New
York. 37211
She’ll keep buying bonds; foxtrot, w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305643; James Carter,
Vicksburg, Miss. 37212
Shepherds’ Christmas song; tr. William Hunter, m
of Swiss folk tune arr. Morten J. Luvaas; mixed
voices. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107229; Neil A.
Kjos music co., Chicago. 37213
Shepherd’s song; Christmas anthem, w Richard
Crashaw, m W. A. Goldsworthy; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107144; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 37214
She’s justa little WAAC-ie; w & melody Jack Almer.
© lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305624; Arthur Wein-
traub, Asheville, N. C. 37215
She’s my gal; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307046; Fred A. Weller, Los Angeles.
37216
Ship-mates; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306878; Gertrude M.
Patterson, Walled Lake, Mich. 37217
Ship of dreams; song, m Byron Brooks | pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306850; Welfred Bise, Hampton, Tenn. 37218
Ships; song. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307181;
Sylvia V. Cutler, Brooklyn. 37219
Shopping in Cairo; from Shadow of a lady, by Her-
bert Stothart. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305401; Loew’s, inc., New York. 37220
Short and sweet; song, melody Leonard Wagner.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306392; Joseph Weiner,
Brooklyn. 37221
Show me Missouri; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305520; Clarence K. Streit, Washing-
ton. 37222
Shrine (A) to Pearl Harbor; song, m Frank Larsen
Buckingham. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305820;
Anna M. McStravic, Omaha. 37223
Si, se (Que no me quieres); bolero, letra y m Rafael
Méndez. © July 21, 1942; E pub. 107148; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 37224
Si tu vas 4 Paris; chanson. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305478; Raoul Breton, New York. 37225
Sign of the V; from Eagle squadron, w Don Raye,
m Frank Skinner. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
305599; Universal music corp., New York.
37226
Signal of hope; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307099; Hope
Whitney, New York. 37227
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37228
pt. 3,n. s., Vv. 37 ~
Silhouette in blue; w & melody Bert Lind | pseud. of
A. J. Lindberg] © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
305969; Albert J. Lindberg, Everett, Wash.
37228
Silhouette in the sunset; foxtrot, w & melody. ©1
c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305634; Jerold Gifford,
Rome, N. Y. 37229
Silver moonlight on the plains; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307166; Marion L. Verble,
Dongola, Ill. 37230
Silver night; song, w Marie Lussi. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307086; Helen DeWitt Jacobs Illich,
Queens Village, L. I., N. Y. 37231
Silver sea of golden memories; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306361; George Robert
Moss, Brooklyn. 37232
Sinaloa; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Mugiterza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306193;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mex-
ico. 37233
Since first | saw your face; w.& m Thomas Ford,
arr. Ernest Lubin; mixed cho. © Aug. 5, 1942;
E pub. 106837; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago.
37234
Since I met you, dear; song. © lc. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307565; Herbert Flynn, Atlanta. 37235
Since Maisie went khaki crazy; foxtrot, w & melody.
© lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305637; Anne Wil-
liams, Neosho, Mo. 37236
Since my baby said yes to me; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305296; Nora C. Spears, Texarkana, Ark.
37237
Since you said you cared for me; w H. W. Davis,
melody M. E. Chamrod. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307558; Mabel Edith Chamrod & Hartley W.
Davis, Ventura, Calif. 37238
Since you went away; song, melody Martyn Snow.
© lc. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306394; Patricia
Cross, Kansas City, Mo. 37239
—-w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305915; James Harry Russell, Johnstown, Pa.
37240
Sing alleluia; w Henry A. Koenig, m Ewald V. Nolte;
mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106976; Hall
& McCreary co., Chicago. 37241
Sing me a song of the prairie; song, melody Stephen
Grady | pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306830; kenneth Guest, Mount Perry,
O. 37242
Sing me to sleep in heaven; song, m Lew |i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17,1942; E unp. 306171;
Bertha E. Cannon, San Diego, Calif. 37243
Sing our song of victory; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306209; Hazel M. Gilbert, Lake-
wood, O. 37244
1382
Sing! Sing! America, sing; w & m Jodie Kay |[pseud.
of J. L. Kagy] © 1c. Aug. 31,1942; E unp. 307657;
Josephine L. Kagy, Hollywood, Calif. 37245
Sing to the Lord; by Franz Joseph Haydn, arr. Ellen
Jane Lorenz mixed voices. © July 17, 1942; E
pub. 106923; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 37246
Singing all our cares away; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307297; Julia Lunden Jones
& Lena Cohen, Corry, Pa. 37247
Singing ghost;° song, harmonized William James
Finley. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307996; John
Murray Finley, Rockville, Conn. 37248
Sirena; melody Juan Tizol. © 1c. Aug. 18,1942;
E unp. 306354; Robbins music corp., New York.
7 37249
Sittin’ by the old log fire; song. © Aug. 25, 1942;
E pub. 107239; Lee Reynolds, Edinboro, Pa. -
37250
Sitting in the moonlight; waltz, w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305641; Reinhold Tell,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 37251
Skat! .Go the Japs; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306922;
Robert Elmer Nelson, Hill City, S. D. 37252
Skies over Europe; song. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307195; Bessie Boniel, New York. 37253
Sleep, sleep, sleep; w & m A. J. Bailey|i. e. A. J.
B. Poff} © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307061;
Alice Jett Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky. 37254
Sleepy eyes; w & m Hal|i. e. H. W.| Davis. © 1 c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305265; Harold William
Davis, Detroit. 37255
Sleepy head; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E
unp. 306249; Charles A. Settens, New York.
37256
Sleepy little fellow; song. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307340; Herman June Steen, San Francisco.
37257
Slumgullion blues; song, m Leo Richard @ Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306134;
Roy De Witt Bachman, Tampa, Fia. 37258
Smile; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306814;
Minta B. Renz, Denver. 37259
Smile and be calm; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1942; E unp. 305902; Tom Pierce, jr., Haddon-
field, N. J. 37260
Smile and be more friendly with the fellow next
door; w & melody Bill|i. e. W. W.] Weiss. © 1c.
Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305827; William Wagner
Weiss, Dormont, Pittsburgh. 37261
Smile-Buddy-smile; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305606; J. Ross Thompson, Lake
Ronkonkoma, N. Y. 37262
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Smithfield; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306550; James Washington Sparkes, Birming-
ham, Ala. 37263
Smith’s (Jerry) folio of home and range songs, no.
2; w & m Jerry Smith, Nell Drake Streiffe, James
A. Hime, jr. & others. © May 1, 1941; E pub.
105225; Amer. music, inc., Portland. Or. 37264
Smooth sailin’; w June Shockey; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 305987; D. Moyne Royer, North
Manchester, Ind. 37265
So, I opened my mouth and said ah; song. © Aug.
1, 1942; E pub. 106888; Woodward Beach, Chicago.
37266
So long! Cheerio; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306225; Helen C. Judge, New York.
37267
So suddenly I lost you, my mom; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 307582; Norman Feinglos,
Syracuse. 37268
So that is that; w & melody. © 1c. July 13, 1942; E
unp. 306596; Nora Fannando, New York. 37269
Soap bubbles; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
1942; E unp. 305279; Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San
Diego, Calif. 37270
Soldier (A), a girl; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306432; Phoebe Paquit, Brooklyn.
37271
Soldier boy; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Aug. 19,
1942; E pub. 107079; Mae Kane Ahearn, Canandai-
gua, N. Y. 37272
—— ~——melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306172; Anna C. Alverson,
Muskegon Heights, Mich. 37273
——w & melody J. M. Ackerman. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306680; June M. Ackerman & Dick
Cisne, Champaign, Ill. 37274
Soldier boy come on let’s go from here; song, w
Julius Hamilton. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E ump.
306752; Walter Stanish, Caldwell, N. J. 37275
Soldier (A) marched away with my heart; w & mel-
ody Harold Potter & Harold Warrington. © lc.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306647; Edwards music co.,
New York. 37276
Soldier’s dream; w A. Edwards, m O. Steward. ©
1c. July 20, 1942; E unp. 307414; Albert Edwards
& Odessa Steward, Chicago. 37277
Soldiers! Here we are; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 306953; Bertha Boyle Owen, Lyons,
Col. 37278
Soldier’s lament; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. T.]
Beattie. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307815;
Robert T. Beattie, Newtonville, Mass. 37279
Soldier’s mission; w E. Semerau, mH. M. Quinn.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 306606; Helen M.
Quinn & Edna Semerau, Oak Park, Ill. 37280
37299
Soldier’s mother dreams; foxtrot, w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307145; Anthony Hoff-
man, St. Paul. 37281
Soldiers on parade; song, melody Victor Parma.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp. 306982; Jerry W.
Koprivsek, Brooklyn. 37282
Soldier’s poem; w Leon Kaplan, & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307520; James V. Tornillo,
sr., West Orange, N. J. 37283
Soldier’s serenade; w Jacqueline Jane Urseth, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305475;
Naomi Andrea Urseth, St. Louis. 37284
Soldier’s tear; song, anon. w. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp, 307403; David Davies, Luscar, Alta.,
Canada. 37285
Solo for horn. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 307408;
Henry Mancini, New York. 37286
Some chicken; march song. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
107080; Emily Lillian Severance, Centre Lovell,
Me. 37287
Some day; from Eagle squadron, by Frank Skinner;
conductor. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305595;
Universal music corp., New York. 37288
Some day, my love; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306748; Allen Spilka, Columbus, O. 37289
Some day you'll wish it wasn’t so; w & melody Hal
Burns & Earl Nunn. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp.
306691; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 37290
Some kind of a mood; by Danny [i. e. D. G.] Hurd;
pi. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306510; Daniel
George Hurd, North Andover, Mass. 37291
Some Moore jive; melody Billy Moore, jr. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305934; Bell tone music
pub. co., inc., New York. 37292
Some more of that jive; melody Adrian De Haas. ©
lc. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307009; Leeds music
corp., New York. 37293
Some sunny day; w& mJohnSorenson& F. Sorenson.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306860; Frances
Sorenson, Eureka, Calif. 37294
Somebody misses you so; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306643; Elsa Beck Scallin, Bir-
mingham, Ala, 37295
Somebody to love; song, melody Mike Michaels & F.
Burreli. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307814;
Frank Burrell, New York. 37296
Somebody’s knockin’ at yo’ door; w & m Norman L.
Merrifield; men’s voices. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107035; Handy bros. music co., inc., New York.
37297
Someday you’ll be sorry; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305354; Harold James Dies, Seattle.
37298
Somehow I can’t forget; song. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307276; Elissa Hoefflin, Dubuque, Ia.
: 37299
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37300
Someone at home; w & m Rudi Révil | pseud. of
Rudolph H. Weil] © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307808; Raoul Breton, New York. 37300
Someone is waiting for you; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307262; Bernice Silverman,
Chicago. 37301
Someone like you; w Buss [i. e. Harold] Snedeker,
& melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306278;
Delmar James Farnsworth, Milltown, N. J. 37302
Someone will hear my song; w & melody. © lec.
Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306247; Winifred Renworth,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 37303
Someone’s hoping that you care; w & melody Ber-
nard Tunisse [|pseud. of Bernard Tunis] © 1 c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307577; Bernard Tunis,
Brooklyn. 37304
Someone’s in love with my old sweetheart; w & mel-
ody. © lc. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306155; Elissa
Hoefflin, Dubuque, Ia. 37305
Sometimes it happens; w & melody. © 1c. June 13,
1942; E unp. 306008; Esther Harriet Wolfe,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. 37306
Somewhere I will find you; song, arr. Karl Holer.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307285; Ann M.
Adams, Washington. 37307
Somewhere on a ship at sea; song, melody Leonard
Wagner. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305812;
Joseph Weiner, Brooklyn. 37308
Somewhere over there; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306451; Leo Michaluk, Phila-
delphia. 37309
Somewhere, somehow, sometime; w & melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307656; May Ruth
Adamson, Oakland, Calif. 37310
Son of a buck private; w & melody Jimmy |[i.e. J. L.]
McCall. © 1 c. Aug, 26, 1942; E unp. 307138;
Jameston L. McCall, Washington. 37311
Song of America; song, m Leonard MacClain. ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307282; Rhoda Clark
Hevia, Asbury Park. 37312
Song of contentment; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306772; Mary Ella Portis, Philadelphia.
37313
Song of farewell; traditional w|and| Little stars; w
based on Heine: m Frank B. Cookson; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Apr. 9, 1942; E pub. 106984; Edu-
cational music bureau, inc., Chicago. 37314
Song of freedom; w & melody J. W. Duck & Inez
Duck. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307015; Joe
Wheeler Duck, Jefferson City, Mo. 37315
Song of joy; Christmas anthem, w Paul Gerhardt,
tr. Catherine Winkworth, m Curtis York; unison
or sop. & alto. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107137;
H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 37316
Song of spring; w Hallie H. Holt; 3-pt.treble voices.
© Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107273; Eunice Mignon
Holt, Springfield, IL. 37317
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Song of the coast guard; w M. B. Hanley & Charlotte
Broughton Winchester, melody C. B. Winchester.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305750; Charlotte
Elizabeth Winchester, Newton, Mass. 37318
Song of the farmer’s wife; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305350; Emma M. Burhoop, Waco,
Neb. 37319
Song of the flying fortresses; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305359; Jack H. Whitesel,
Seattle. 37320
Song of the free; song, w Florence V. Dawson. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306733; Bernice M. —
MacDonald, Los Angeles. 37321
Song of the guerrilla; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307250; Edward P. Favor, Richmond,
Me. 37322
Song of the home front; song. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307353; Marion Olive Cahoon, South
Chatham, Mass. 37323
Song of the shipmen; w & m Grace Flinn|i. e. G. E.
F. Fewel] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306697;
Grace Eliza Flinn Fewel, Los Angeles. 37324
Song of the Tongan paddles; song. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305706; Joseph Emil Morhardt, jr.,
Bishop, Calif. 37325
Song of the United Nations; w W. A. Heazlett, m
R. QO. Barkley. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E ump.
305543; Robert O. Barkley & William A. Heazlett,
Wilkinsburg, Pa. 37326
Song of war; song. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106903;
Lena Hull Dunlap, Polk, Pa. 37327
Song on J. Achron’s Impression; by A. Ch. Ron, op.
32, no. 1; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 307536; Joseph Achron, Hollywood,
Calif. 37328
Song without words; pf. nos. 16, 20, 22, 24,26. ©
1c. each Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305958-305962;
Fred Marx, New York. 37329-37333
nos. 23, 25. © 1c. each Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305517, 305518; Fred Marx, New York.
37334, 37335
Songs and games; w & melodies. v. 2. © Aug. 3,
1942; AA 407836; Suzanne Baxter Pittman, Wichita.
37336
Songs of the spirit; w Biblical & by A. H. Veghte.
© Aug. 4, 1942; E pub. 107008; Adeline Hollister
Veghte, Altadena, Calif. 37337
Songwriter’s lament; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307185; Arthur Korb, Cambridge,
Mass. 37338
Sonora; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Mugiierza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306194;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mex-
ico. 37339
Sons of a son of a gun; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307118; Michael O’Brien, Phila-
delphia. 37340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1942
Sons of America; song, melody Irwin Davis. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; Eunp. 305614; Florence May Caddy,
New York. 37341
Sons of the Red, White and Blue; song, melody
Frank Mance. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; Eunp. 306553;
William Paul Baker, Cleveland. 37342
Sons of the U. S. A.; march fox trot, w S. B. Povich,
m C. J. Thomas. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307703; Charles J. Thomas & Samuel B. Povich,
Menard, I11. 37343
Sons of Uncle Sammy; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307167; Marion Samuel Cree, Wash-
ington, Pa. 37344
Sophistication; waltz song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942;
E unp. 305808; Luella Heether, Belding, Mich.
37345
Sercerer’s appendix; melody Al Young. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 306350; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 37346
Sorella (La); by L. Gallini, arr. Philip J. Lang;
symphonic band pts., with conductor. © June 15,
1942; E pub. 107181; Mills music, inc., New York.
37347
Sorghum switch; fox trot, Jesse Stone, arr. Joe
Lippman; orch. pts. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107100; Amer. academy of music, inc., New York.
37348
South American way; from Streets of Paris, by
Jimmy McHugh, transcribed William Teague; band
pts., with condensed sc. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107054; Harms, inc., New York. 37349
Southland medley; adapted & arr. George E. Paxton,
Dave Mann & Charlie Spivak; lead sc. © Aug. 19,
1942; E pub. 107073; Mutual music soc., inc., New
York. 37350
Souvenir de ballet; suite, Bainbridge [i. e. L. B.]
’ Crist; symphony orch. sc. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
Lucien Bainbridge Crist, Washington. 37351
Soy arrabalera; milonga, letra Ricardo Duggan, m
Juan Canaro; pf. © Mar. 30, 1942; E for. 67285;
Ediciones internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires.
37352
Soy culpable; bolero, letra y melodia. © lc. Aug.
29,1942: E unp. 307482; Manuel Eusevio Gonzalez,
San Antonio. ; 37353
Soy de Pompeya; milonga, letra Atilano Ortega
Sans, m Rodolfo J. Leoni. © Apr. 30, 1942; E for.
67212; Ediciones internacionales Fermata, Buenos
Aires. 37354
Spanish student; w Henry Wadsworth Longfellow;
ten., with violin solo & pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305372; John La Malfa, Maspeth,
leds, Ns X 37355
Spanish way; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306444; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres, Calif. “ae
3
37374
Special delivery; w & m Cab Calloway & Andy Gib-
son. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107186; Mills music,
inc., New York. 37357
Speed up, America; song. © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub.
106863; William John Neil, Park City, Utah.
37358
Spirit of America; song. © lc. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 306542; Abner L. Heisler, Ravenna,O. 37359
— —MmE. E. Menges. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E
unp. 307287; John William Pass, St. Louis. 37360
Spirit of *42; song, m William B. Carroll. © ic.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307007; George Ponkauskas,
Chicago. 37361
Spirit of the U. S. A.; w & melody Billy [i. e.
William P,] Mayhew. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307512; Margaret Konig Mayhew, Baltimore.
37362
Spiritual melodies; w & m by various authors,
compiled E. V. Hart. © July 10, 1942; E pub.
107300; Pilgrim pub. house, Indianapolis. 37363
Spring’s awakening; song, w Alison Gordon Fry. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305728; Alice Victoria
Gordon-Smith, Montclair, N. J. 37364
Springtime in my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305761; James Cash Tweeddale,
Denver. 37365
Stand by America; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306949; jackie Manning,
Chicago. 37366
Stand by Uncle Sam; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306676; Dorothy Gertrude Brown,
Plantsvilie; Conn. 37367
Stand up for America; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306801; Mrs. V. M. Smoot, Winchester, Va.
37368
Star Eyes; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307724; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
37369
Star-spangled Banner; by John Stafford Smith, arr.
Carl Richter; pf. duet, with w. © June 11, 1942; E
pub. 107002; Bach music co., Boston. 37370
=——— ——arr. Silvio Scionti. © Aug. 11, 1942; E
pub. 106952; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
\ 37371
———w Francis Scott Key, m John Stafford Smith,
arr. Angela Diller; pf. 1. Low voice.- 2. Med.
voice. © June 16, 1942; E pub. 107260; G. Schirni-
er, inc., New York. 37372
———-- —— ——arr. Hugo Frey; mixed cho. © Aug.
6, 1942; E pub. 106840; Robbins music corp., New
York, 37373
— — —alr. Lee Rogers [pseud. of Rover C.
Wilson] 1. 3-pt. treble voices. - 2. Men’s cho. -
3. Double mixed cho. © Aug. 4, 1942; E pub.
106930; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 37374
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Lan aG re AMORA E ASM
Starlight gleaming; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306834; darold Matthews, Johnson City, N. Y.
31373
Stars and Stripes forever; march, John Philip Sousa,
arr. Michael Zadora. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub.
106951; John Church co., Philadelphia. 37376
Stars and Stripes forever and the old Red, White
and Blue; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942: E unp. 306233; Elizabeth S. Rivard,
Fort Vermillion, Alta., Canada. 37377
Stars begin to peep; w Kitty James [i. e. Katie
Jamesj Schofer, m Flora R. Schaeffer; pf. treble.
© ic. Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 306304; Katie James
Schofer, Reading, Pa. 37378
Stars came down; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305613; Ralph Ellsworth Hinman, Lower
Marlboro, Md. 37379
Stars that shine all day; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307602; Edward Taylor Broderick,
New York. 37380
Stay in the service with a smile; w & melody By
George [pseud. of M. N. Kepp] & Cabby[i. e. M. N.]
Kepp. © 1c. July 27, 1942; E unp. 306317; Morris
Nathan Kepp, St. Louis. 37381
Steamboat; from Shadow of a lady, by- Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305392;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37382
S. S. South American; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307025; Olaf Frederick
Knudsen, Cleveland. 37383
Still as the night; by Carl Bohm, arr. Carl Richter;
pf., with w. © June 11, 1942; E pub. 407003; Bach
music co., Boston. 37384
Stop teasing me; song, melody Ray Norman & H.
Norman. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307070;
Helen Norman & Eddie Culp, Chicago. 37385
Storm king; w & m Marjorie Elliott; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © July 24, 1942; E pub. 106858; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 37386
Strange as it seems; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307551; Alfred Spaducci, San Francisco.
37387
Strange fascination; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307434; Jeanne Privette, New York.
373838
Strange harmonies; w lanSommers, & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 1, 1942; E unp. 306309; Emil Newman,
New York. 37389
Strawberry moon; by Clarence Lucas, op. 69, fin-
gering Jean Baptiste Toner; pf. © July 29, 1942; FE
for. 6246; Michael Keane, inc., New York.
37390
Streamline blues; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305621; Katie Marshall Locke,
Louisville, 37391
Strip polka; w & m Johnny Mercer. © Aug. 11,
1942; E pub. 106947; Edwin H. Morris & co., inc.,
New York. 37392
Stupid, Mr. Cupid; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305473; Thomas Salsido, Bay Port, Mich.
37393
Subvenite; liturgical w; mixed voices. © Aug. 25,
1942; E pub. 107212; J. Meredith Tatton, Victoria,
Tex. 37394
Such a tender night; by Alec Wilder; pf. © Aug. 8,
1942; E pub. 107122; Regent music corp., New -
York. 37395
Sucker (A) for a kiss; w Ruth Roberts [pseud.],
melody Eddie Stanton [pseud.] © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305273; Ruth Elaine Mulwitz, Port
Chester, N. Y. 37396
Suefio con tu amor; de Carmelina [i. e. Carmen]
Delfin, op. 7; melodia, con acc. de pf. © 1c.
Aug. iv, 1942; E unp. 306428; Carmen Delfin,
New York. 37397
Suite; cancion. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E ump.
306855; Carmen Delfin, New York. 37398
Summer rain; song, m Martyn Snow. © 1 c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 307213; Patricia Cross, Kansas
City, Mo. 37399
Summer silhouette; w Edward Falasca, m Edgar
Carver, jr. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub. 107278; New
York music pub. co., New York. 37400
Sumthin’ for nuthin’; melody Billy Mcore, jr. ©
lc. Aug. 17,1942; E unp. 305935; Bell tone music
pub. co., inc., New York. 37401
Sun down on the border; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306809; Richard L. Porter, Santa Rita, N. M.
37402
Sunrise; pf. treble. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
306372; Albert Y. Schofield, New York 37403
Sunset on the bay at San Diego; w & melody Eddie
Greenleaf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306114;
Edra E. Greenleaf, Kansas City, Kan. 37404
Sunset prayer; w & melody Al George [i. e. Albert
George, jr.] © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306670;
Albert George, jr., Hot Springs, Ark. 37405
Sunset serenade; by Frederick Kell; orch. pts. ©
June 6, 1942; E for. 67236; Bosworth & co., ltd.,
London. 37406
Suspicions; from Shadow of a lady, by Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305393;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37407
Susquehanna transfer; w Sunny Skylar, melody
Abner Silver. © 1c. Aug. 22,1942; E unp. 306985;
Lincoln music corp., New York. 37408
Swaying flowers in the moonlight; waltz; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307505; Cleone Mary Lewis;
Louisville, Hi. 37409
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Sweet as a rose; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307989; Ferris Mutter, Kirksville,
Mo. 37410
Sweet captain; w Douglas D. Ballin, m Kenneth S.
S. Clark. © Aug. 7, 1942; E pub. 106839; Paull-
pioneer music corp., New York. 37411
Sweet dreams; foxtrot, w & m Leslie Beacon | pseud.
of Joe Davis] © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 106971;
Beacon music co., Joe Davis owner, New York.
: 37412
Sweet Geraldine; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe,
m Curtis|i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305696; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 37413
Sweet Hawaiian magic; w & melody Freddy Coleman
& Goldie kolomoko. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307210; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 37414
Sweet hour of love; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 306603; Claude L. Reichal, Meadville,
Pa. 37415
Sweet Irish colleen of mine; song. © lc. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307621; Chester Lynch, Troy, N. Y.
37416
Sweet night blooming cerus|[?]; waltz song. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306857; Lena Machado,
Honolulu. 37417
Sweet pertater pie; w & m Isham Jones. © Aug. 20,
1942; E pub. 107172; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 37418
Sweet someone with blue eyes; arr. Leon E. La
Vosse; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307694; Anne Elizabeth Walczak, Chicopee, Mass.
37419
Sweet you; w & melody. © le. Aug. 24; 1942; E
unp. 307037; Louise Caroline Gray, St. Paul.
37420
Sweeter than sweet to me; pf., with w. © lc. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307559; Irene S. Scott, Victorville,
Calif. 37421
Sweetheart; song, m L. Roberts | pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 205303;
Richard H. Duckwall, Louisville. 37422
Sweetheart, I’ll return to you; song. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306132; Nellie S. Wilson, Spring-
field, Mo. 37423
Sweetheart of mine; song, m Ruth Ellen Gannon. ©
lc. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305351; Walter Jacob
Wychunas, San Francisco. 27424
Sweetheart of the navy; fox trot, w & melody Jean
Elkins. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305972; Mrs.
Sidney Elkins, Prince Rupert, B. C., Canada.
37425
Sweetheart, say hello again; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306455; Bill Nettles, Shreve-
port, La. 37426
37444
-Sweetheart’s lament; w June Shockey & D. M. Royer;
pi. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305986; D. Moyne
Royer, North Manchester, Ind. 37427
Sweethearts of victory; song. © Aug. 29, 1942; E
pub. 107328; Frances Grider McDowell, New York.
37428
‘Swept by a star; song, m Jo Martyn. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305976; Jane Martyn, New York.
: 37429
Swift wings for victory; song. © Aug. 17, 1942; E
pub. 107104; William Henry Perrins, Miami, Fla.
37430
Swing it along America; song, m Mildred Emerson.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307173; Dorothy
Betts, Los Angeles. 37431
Swing out for liberty; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942;
E unp. 305800; Gladys Hubbard Kerns, Springfield,
QO. 37432
Symphonic color classics; by Leo 4. Kempinski;
orch. pts. no. 1. © Aug. 25, 1925; E pub. 106990;
Photo play music co., inc., New York. 37433
——pby Walter G. Hauenschild; orch. pts. no. 4. ©
Aug. $1, 1925; E pub. 106993; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 37434
——by William Charles Schoenfeld; orch. pts. nos.
2,3. © Aug. 25, 31, 1925; E pub. 106991, 106992;
Photo play music co., inc., New York.
37435, 37436
Tabasco; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Mugiierza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306203;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mex-
ico. ~ 37437
Take a look at my heart; w F. Wise & M. Leeds,
melody H. Grant. © 1 ¢. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305537; Colonial music pub. co., inc., New York.
37438
Take a look at your nickel; w Charles M. Boesel,
m Ann Sterling Boesel. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub.
106843; Robbins music corp., New York. 37439
Take courage from the stars; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307490;
Olive Hahn, Russell Park, N. J. 37440
Take it slow; by Billy Strayhorn; pf. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942: E unp. 307324; Tempo music, inc., New
York. 37441
Take me back to Oklahoma; song, m Tom Baker
| pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306807; Mrs. W. D. Beal, sr., Antlers, Okl.
37442
Taken captive with a kiss; song. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306258; Marion Martin Brown, 2d,
Mexia, Tex. ~ 37443
Taking him for a ride; from Shadow of a lady, by
Herbert Stothart & Daniele Amfitheatrof. © lc.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305391;. Loew’s, inc., New
York. 37444
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37445
Tall firs; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306762;
Eunice Holton Schlosxy, Boston. 37445
Tallis’ canon; w Thomas Ken, m Thomas Tallis,
arr. W. B. Olds; mixed cho. © Aug. 10, 1942; E
pub, 106980; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago.
37446
Tamaulipas; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr.
Severo Muguerza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306197; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N.L.,
Mexico. 37447
Tango por el otofo; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305829; Helen M. H. Gamon, Jacksonville,
Fla, 37448
Tanker (The); march; band sc. © 1 c, Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307172; Robert G. Howie, Fort Knox,
Ky. 37449
Taps is tops with me; w Art Rodax & D. Groveman,
& melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306371;
David Groveman, Brooklyn. 37450
Tavern serenade; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe,
m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1 c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305692; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 37451
Teach us to pray; song, Biblical w. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 307227; Charles Theodore Maison,
jr., Grantwood, N. J. 37452
Teaching Spanish guitar in advanced modern style
by single string; by Victor J. Lawrence. © Aug.
18, 1942; AA 407714; Volkwein bros., inc., Pitts-
burgh. 37453
Tears in my eyes; pfi., with w. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; Eunp. 305779; Michael N. Magulias, Charles-
ton, S. C. 37454
Tears of love; song, melody M. C. Sax. © 1c, Aug.
7, 1942; E unp. 306017; Lonie Mae Hicks, Coving-
ton, Ky. 37455
Tell me; w J. Frangipane, m V. P. Frangipane; pf.
© lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305630; Victor P.
Frangipane & Joseph Frangipane, Lyndhurst, N. J.
37456
Tell me in your funny little way; w & melody B.
[i. e. E. A. B.] Verdier. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 305752; Elizabeth Ann Bausman Verdier,
Lancaster, Pa. 37457
Tell me that you love me; pf., with w. © 1c. July
2, 1942; E unp. 305898; Isabel M. Raymond,
Deerwood, Minn. 37458
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306144; Mildred Packnick,
New York, 37459
Tell me what to do for that; w & melody Bert [i. e.
Bertha] Weinlaeder. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305769; Bertha Weinlaedez, Teaneck, N. J. 37460
Tell me you care; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306995; James Harold Harrison,
Detroit. 37461
pt. 3; n. So, Vv. 37
Tell me you re mine; song, w Joseph Frangipane.
© Aug. 25, 1942; E pub, 107237; Victor Paul
Frangipane, Lyndhurst, N. J. 37462
Tell the world the Yanks are come-in [?]; w &
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 304830;
Louis Conrad Beyerkohler, Corona, L. I., N. Y.
37463
Tempo of my heart; fox-trot; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306218; Al Kennedy,
Oregon, Ill. 37464
Ten Bach chorales; by J. S. Bach, ed. & fingered
Harry Watts, selected & transcribed E. Maxwell
QOhley; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © July 27, 1942; E pub.
106829; Schroeder & Gunther, inc,, New York.
37465
Ten million men and a girl; w & m John Redmond,
Jim Cavanaugh & Jack Edwards. © Feb. 23, 1942;
E pub. 107116; Edwards music co., New York.
37466
Ten pedal studies for organ; by H. William Hawke.
© Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 107400; Elkan-Vogel co.,
inc., Philadelphia. 37467
Texan fight; song, w Elithe Hamilton & Hugh Shaw.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306892; Conrad Fath,
Austin, Tex. 37468
Texans united on the front; song, arr. V. Klapperich.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307048; Emmett Lee
Walsh, Raymondville, Tex. 37469
Texas blue bonnet blues; song, melody L. B. Browne.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305768; J. M. Watson,
Norton, Tex. | 37470
Texas on parade; by M. Goldsmith-Levy; pf. © 1
c. Aug. 15, 1942; Eunp. 306024; Minnie Goldsmith-
Levy, Dallas. 37471
Texas star; w & m Guy Savage & Lee Bennett. ©
Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 106959; Hubert J. Braun,
Chicago. 37472
Thames (The); from Eagle squadron, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © ic. Aug, 7, 1942; E unp.
305597; Universal music corp.; New York. 37473
Thank God for America; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Aug. 22, 1942; E pub. 107168; Mae Kane Ahearn,
Canandaigua, N. Y. 37474
Thanks again; w & melody Joe [i. e. Joseph] Singer.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307271; Joseph Singer,
Miiwaukee. ' 37475
Thanks for the Yanks; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305368; Claude Sharpe, Honolulu. 37476
That beautiful home; pi., with w. © July 10, 1942;
E pub, 107302; Ward F. Printz, Reading Pa.
37477
That first, best Christmas night; w Margaret De-
land, m Irene Rodgers, arr. William Gavin; mixed
cho., with sop. solo. © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub.
106845; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 37478
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That grand old man; song, m Max B. Cox. © lc.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 307433; Curtis E. Allred,
Fairview, Utah. 37479
That high old garden wall; song, w Adelaide Ferris
& Mrs. W. E. [i. e. J.] Wolfe. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 306323; Jean Wolfe, Pittsburgh.
37480
That jitterbugger; song, melody Stanley Markowski.
© 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305744; Jacob A.
Jackson, Cristobal, Canal Zone. 37481
That little Hoosier town; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305312; Ethel Luzadder, Elwood, Ind. 37482
That little mound of clay; pf., withw. © 1 c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307549; F. E. Peterson, Beebe,
Ark. 37483
\
That night you kissed me goodbye; w Rose Renda;
pi. treble. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306404;
Sammy Ray La Quadra, Perth Amboy, N. J.
37484
That oldbugle call; w Tony Galento & Bob Washburn,
m Jimmie La Marge. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub.
107242; Melo-art music publishers, New York.
37485
That old cow path; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305811; P. Cless Meek, Worcester.
37486
That slow rythm; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306727; Suphronia M. Johnson, Pomona,
Calif. 37487
That sweetest little thing; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 305832; Walter Hope Mairs, New
York. 37488
That’s how I spell love since I lost you; foxtrot
song, w & m Clarke Van Ness [pseud. of C. Van
Ness Clark] & Martin Hickey. © Apr. 8, 1942; E
pub. 106909; Dixie music pub. co., New York.
37489
That’s how we'll march to victory; w & m Frances
[i. e. M. F.] Cater. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305911; Martha Frances Cater, Greenville, Ala.
37490
That’s just che breaks you get; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306577; James Glenwood
Walker, Kansas City, Mo. 37491
That’s love; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 18, 1942; E
unp. 306279; Joseph Harry Hogan, Oswego, N. Y.
37492
That’s my prayer for my daddy somewhere; w
Beatrice Selvig, m Orton [i. e. C. O.] Selvig. © 1
c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305645; Charles Orton
Selvig, Minneapolis. 37493
That’s the wish I made last night; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; -E unp. 306831; Mildred M. Cox, Marion, O.
37494
496656 O - 42 - 6
1389
37511
That’s what I’d like to know; w Attilio Iasimone,
& melody. © 1c. july 20, 1942; E unp. 302966;
Eugenio Feole, Providence. 37495
That’s what you mean to me; w Bobby Peters &
Artie Jones, m Irving Melsher. © Apr. 24, 1942;
E pub. 107292; Mills music, inc., New York.
5 37496
That’s why I’m in love with you; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305616; Delmar Hollings-
worth Robins, Columbus, C. 37497
Then I’ll be with you; w & m Donald C. Tuttle;
choral sc. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 106979; Hall
& McCreary co., Chicago. 37498
Then I'll forget I love you; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306829; Mae Meyer, Scotia, S. C. 37499
There ain’tno cookies in my cookie jar; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305735; Kenneth
Burns Carter, Ogdensburg, N. Y. 37500
There are such things; w & m Stanley Adams, Abel
Baer & George W. Meyer. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305611; Yankee music pub. corp., New York.
37501
There goes my heart; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307746; Eleanor Teressa Pratt,
Springfield, Mass. 37502
There I go braggin’ again, again; song. © Aug. 25,
1942; E pub. 107234; Victor Paul Frangipane,
Lyndhurst, N. J. 37503
There is rest for you; hymn, w J. R. © June 15,
1939; B pub. 107271; Henry P. Morton, Owensboro,
Ky. 37504 .
There was a rainbow ‘cross the trail, Mary darling;
song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305362; Charles F. Kinstler, Glastonbury,
Conn. 37505
There will come a day; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
11, 1942; E unp. 305544; Charles Eric Hall, Mon-
treal. 37506
There'll be a rainbow in the sky; song. © 1 c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 307218; Eunice Melissa Sandel,
Center, Tex. 37507
There'll be blue birds waiting; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 31,1942; E unp. 307642; Florence McDonough,
Valley Springs, Calif. 37508
There’s a big fat dancer; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
22, 1942, E unp. 306629; William Hood Rhodes,
New York. 3 7509
There’s a blue star; song. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307245; Ila Elizaketh Rose, Lansing, Mich.
37510
There’s a blue star shining tonight; w Bob [i. e.
Robert L.] Keates, m Dave [i. e. David] Goldberg.
© 1c. July 22, 1942; E unp. 305043; Bob Keates
& Dave Goldberg, d. b. a. West Philadelphia
music centre, Philadelphia. ; 37511
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There’s a change in the world; song. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1942; E unp. 307241; Irene Annetta Wentz,
Dearborn, Mich. 37512
There’s a cloud on the west horizon; w & melody
Melvin Delmar [pseud. of D. Leidy] © 1c. Aug.
11, 1942; E unp. 305508; Delmar Leidy, New York.
37513
There’s a difference in you and heaven; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306912; Arnold Everson, Guyton, Ga.
37514
There’s a gal behind the guy; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305466; Carola Nelson,
Hollywood, Calif. 37515
There’s a little sparkle in your eyes; w & m Idabel
[i. e. M. I.] Hixson, Bernie Clements & Forest
Holiday. © le. July 16, 1942; E unp. 306335;
Martha Idabel Hixson, San Antonio. 37516
There’s a new face in the locket of my heart; w &
melody. © 1c. July 7, 1942; E unp. 301557;
Margaret Bronson, Cincinnati: 37517
There’s a new wave in Old Glory; song. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 306975; Harold Raymond Miller,
Yakima, Wash. 37518
There’s a service star in our window; song. ©
Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107396; William Benson
Richter, Philadelphia. 37519
There’s a sour apple tree in Tennessee; w Herbe
Rikles, m-Sam Meade. © Apr. 24, 1942; & pub.
107206; Mills music, inc., New York. 37520
There’s a victory garden in my heart; w & m Mrs.
G. P. [i.e. T.] Stinnette. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942;
E unp. 305526; Trudi Stinnette, Beckley, W. Va.
37521
There’s an ache in my heart; song. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305801; Hilda Marie Horsch,
Holly, Mich. 37522
There’s an echo in my heart; song, melody Billy
[i. e. William Francis] Peters. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 307442; Kenneth Baxter, New York.
37523
There’s going to be a blackout in the Land of the
Rising Sun; w Charles Robino & L. Robino, &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307053;
Louis Robine, Taunton, Mass. 37524
There’s magic in memory; song. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1942; E unp. 307518; Narda Stokes, Bartlesville,
Okl. 37525
There’s magic in the island moon; w & melody
Bernie K. Kaai, John A. Guptil & Ray Meany. ©
ic. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 306692; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 37526
There’s no shortage on my sugar; w A. Avila,
melody N. Cole. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305250; Nat Cole & Anne Avila, Los Angeles.
37527
There’s no use pretending; song, melody Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306853; J. H. Lane, New Franklin,
Mo. 37528
There’s two dancing devils in your eyes, but you —
are an angel at heart; w E. Madden, m G. Bond.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307171; Edward
Madden, Syracuse & Gordon Bond, Winter Haven,
Fla. 37529
They ain’t gonna war no more; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306749: Jack Kaplan, Miami
Beach, Fla. 37530
They always had to spark; pf., withw. © 1c. July
29, 1942; E unp. 305889; William F. Reed, jr.,
Chattanooga. 37531
They can’t make us stay whipped; w & m Bob Miller.
© Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107020; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 37532
They do; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. © 1
c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305984; Raymond F. Cray,
Springfield, Mass. 37533
They'll never make a monkey out of me; song, m
Alice Schlegel. © June 1, 1942; E pub. 107096;
Earl O. Schlegel, Pennsburg, Pa. 37534
They’re in the army now, the Hatfields and Macoys;
w Cedric Evans Baird; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 306448; Gyneth Arnold Baird, Magog, Que.,
Canada.
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They’re on their way; song. © 1c, Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307668; L. A. Scallia, Dallas. 37536
They’re rationing me on love; song. © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306767; George B. Southernwood,
Hollywood, Calif. 37537
They’ve censored everything but love; w P. W.
Cooper, melody L. D. Knowles. © 1c, Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 307000; Lester David Knowles &
Philip William Cooper, Flag patrol plane replace-
ment squadron, c/o Postmaster, San Diego, Calif.
37538
Thimbleful of love; song, pf. arr. John Kiplinger.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306071; Charles
Hugh Gravett, Columbus, O. 37539
Think of me; w & m Richard Loring, Steven Cross
& Roy Rogers, pf. arr. Bernard Katz. © Apr. 9,
1942; E pub. 107151; Peer internatl. corp., New
York, 37540
Thinking of you; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1942;
E unp. 305486; James Albert Dubuisson, Gulfport,
Miss. 37541
This country of ours; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305983;
Margaret Shannon, Moundsville, W. Va. 37542
This Flag of ours; song, melody Ray Norman & H,
Norman. © 1c, Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307071;
Helen Norman & B. S. Bender, Chicago. 37543
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This is America’s answer; song, m Les Shank. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305252; William John
McClure, Detroit. 37544
This is the peoples’ war; song. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp, 307529; Grace Twyman, Marshail,
Tex. 37545
This my love; w & m Johnny Allyn [i. e. John Allyn,
jr.] © 1c. July 21, 1942; E unp. 305415; John
Allyn, jr., Eagle Rock, Calif. 37546
This old pipe of mine; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306816; Edwin P. Young, Pittsburgh. 37547
This pig-iron world; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306446; Alice Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 37548
This rhumba, please; w L-D’Phrepaulezz, melody
M. A. Casseus. © 1c. July 23, 1942; E unp.
303409; Maurice André Casseus & Loui D’Phre-
paulezz, New York. 37549
This side of Mexico way; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305335, Charles Chapman, Michigamme, Mich.
37550
Tho’ far away; song,arr. Basil Sadler. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; E unp. 305726; Claude Tilghman Bryan,
Hanover, Md. 37551
Those little things you do; song. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305689; Milton Schwartz, Clayton,
Mo. > 37552
Thou art my hiding place; pf., with w. © 1 c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307386; Mary M.-Beck, Chiswick,
Pa. 37553
Thousand candles; song, melody Harry Freeman.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306216; Pauline S.
Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass. 37554
Three bluejackets; band pts. © Aug. 6, 1942; E
pub. 107285; Ernest S. Williams, Brooklyn.
37555
Three cheers for democracy; march; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306721; Thomas H.
Toliver, St. Louis. 37556
Three cheers for McArthur [?]; foxtrot, w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305642;
Doris Bekoff, Forest, Calif. 37557
Three cheers for the I. L.G. W. U.; w& m Irving
Fishman. © 1c. June 9, 1942; E unp. 300008;
Philadelphia joint board, waist & dressmakers-
union, Philadelphia. 37558
_ Three Christmas carols; arr. Alfred Whitehead;
mixed voices. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107343; E
pub. 107343; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
37559
Three happy pieces; by Dorothy Bradley; pf. ©
June 9, 1942; E for. 67243, Bosworth & co., Itd.,
London. 37560
3757
Three little pearly girls; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe, m Curtis [i. e. W.C.] Monroe; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305699; William
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 37561
Three mothers pray; song, arr. Ina May Happy. ©
lc. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305863; Julia G. Olds,
Cincinnati. 37562
Three musketeers of the grand old U. S. A.; song,
m Barbara Small & Florence L. Johnson. © lc.
July 15, 1942; © unp. 306979; J. J. Brownson, Van-
couver, Wash. 37563
Three Walt Whitman songs; w Walt Whitman,m
Kurt Weill. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 106832; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 37564
Through the gates of paradise; song. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306479; H. M. Work, Los Angeles.
37565
Through the shadows; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305618; Mrs. George E. Hildebrand,
sr., Akron, O. 37566
Throw another log on the homefire; song. © lc.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307315; Cyril Ray &
Albertine Ashbaugh, Detroit. 37567
Throwin’ the bull; melody Billy Moore, jr. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 305936; Bell tone music
pub. co., inc., New York. 37568
Throwing kisses at the sun; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307165; John D.. Denson,
Oakland, Calif. 37569
Thumbs up; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E
unp. 306325; Mary Paul Jefferson, Little Rock,
Ark. 37570
—w & melody Edna i. Abrahms. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306324; Edna Gluck Abrahms, Brook-
lyn. 37571
Thumbs up America; foxtrot, w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305635; William Hugh
Masten, Amherst, Tex. 37572
Tick-tock serenade; w Leo Corday, melody H.
Grant. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305536;
Colonial music pub. co., inc., New York. 37573
Tiger; song, w John Hall. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306521; Francesco Amendola, St. Paul.
37574
"Til now; w & m Bob M. [i. e. Robert Murwin]
Smiley. © July 1, 1942; E pub. 107063; Melo
music co., Robert Murwin Smiley, sole owner,
Burbank, Calif. 37575
*Til victory’s won; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307370; Josephine Carty, New Orleans.
> 37576
Till I join you, too; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307155; Rose Hermine Brummer,
West Norwood, N. J. 37577
Till the call cease firing is sounded; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305457; Omar Newell
Pritchett, Chicago. 37578
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Tilltomorrow comes; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307129; Sara Lovejoy
Heberer, Centralia, Mo. 37579
Till you come back sweetheart; waltz, w Johnny
[i. e. John] Stefano, m Andy [i. e. A. J.] Hartmann.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306731; Andrew John
Hartmann, Holyoke, Mass. 37580
Tim and father; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306047;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37581
Tim runs away; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronilsaw
Kaper. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306048;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37582
Time has passed, I can’t forget; w & m Ethel Floyd
Lee. © ic. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307169; Gilbert
Roddy Walker, Harlingen, Tex. 37583
Time lingers on; song. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E
unp. 305507; Robert Edwin Hevener, Roanoke,
W. Va. 37584
Time to go to bed now; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306699; William F. Reed, jr., Chatta-
nooga. 37585
Time took time; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1942;
E unp. 306337; Allen Emmert Breed, San Fran-
cisco. 37586
Tim’s party; from A Yank at Eton, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306049;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37587
Tiny spark of love; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306821; Iva M. Goulding, Chanibersburg, Pa.
37588
Tired of it all; melody Rex Stewart. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306358; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 37589
To hell with Hitler; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307811; Oliver Morgan Barres, jr.,
Bethlehem, Pa. f 37590
To hell with you, Mr. Hitler; w & melody Paul
Roberts. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305268;
Paul Robert Metivier, Skowhegan, Me. 37591
To Mary; melody, with pf. acc. © 1 c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306566; Cherry Sale Brown, Murray,
Utah. 37592
To my dear; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © Yc. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306287; Mary Yarosch, Riverside,
Calif. 37593
To my Sweetheart over there; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305795; Sherry Lomar,
Garfield, N. J.
To the sweetest girl I know; w & m Cornelius
Glover; pf. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306638;
Louise Crane, New York. 37595
To Thee, O Jehovah; w paraphrased Russell Brough-
ton, m J.S. Bach, arr. Edwin Arthur Kraft; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107132;
H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 37596
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To their sweetheart, their U. S. A. queen; song. ©
Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 107015; John Campbell
Spray, Chicago. 37597
To victory; w & melody Harold Williamson. © 1 c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306568; Walter H. William-
son, New York. \ ; 37598
Today and forever; w W. F. Morris, m Herman F.
Devol. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306454;
William F. Morris, Parkersburg, W. Va. 37599
Tom cat on the fence; w Raymond B. Egan, m Harry
Tierney. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107203; Mills
music, inc., New York. 37600
Tommelise; by James Reistrup; pf. © Aug. 24, -
1942; E pub. 107233; Composers press, inc., New
York. 37601
Tomorrow is another day; song. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306587; Kathern Whitmore Phillips,
Brenham, Tex. 37602
Too late; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E unp.
304539; Catherine T. E. Kilduff, Brooklyn. 37603
Too much; w & melody Sonny Skylar, Jack Diamant
& Vincent Lopez. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305870; Robbins music corp., New York. 37604
Too-toodle-dee-doo-doo-dum; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306156; Elissa Hoefflin,
Dubuque, Ia. 37605
Torch song; w& meiody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1942; E
unp. 306102; Florence McClure Wyatt, Portland,
Or. 37606
Tovaritch; from Presenting Lily Mars, w & m Roger
Edens. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307793;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37607
Trailing arbutus; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305304; Catherine McNeill, Philadelphia. 37608
Triste; letra y m Martin la Sierra. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307682; Martin Gil H., New York.
37509
Trompin’; w & m Nat Vincent, Milt Roberts & Garet
Romero. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107189; Mills
music, inc., New York. 37610
Tropical island; w & m Ben Trace, Al Trace &
Caesar Petrillo. © July 10, 1942; E pub. 107093;
Maurice O. Wells, Chicago. 37611
Tropical night; remba, w & m Ruth Stern [pseud. of
B. L. D. Turner] © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306663; B. L. D. Turner, Manhattan, N. Y. 37612
Trouble thy name is woman; w Paul de Fur, m Rudi ~
Révil [pseud. of Rudolph H. Weil] © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307809; Raoul Breton, New York.
37613
True blue; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E
unp. 305856; Hope T. Robertson, Canton, N. C.
37614
True love; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942;E
unp. 307391; Marvin Rosenberg, Fort McClellan,
Ala. 37615
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Dee eee eee — ————
True love finds a way; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 306999;
Dietrich H. Strohbach, Milwaukee. 37616
Trusting; w J. L. Batie, m R. Cochran; pf. © July
10, 1942; E pub. 106914; Rosalia Cochran & J.
Luchas Batie, Chicago. 37617
Try a little kissing; w & melody. © lc. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306737; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Ill. 37618
Try smiling; w Emma Keeney, & melody. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306773; K. Theodore Keeney,
Balitmore. 37619
Trying to forget you; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307073;
Hazel B. Wilson, Ciayton, N. Y. 37620
Tulip time; main title, Franz Waxman. © lc. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306059; Loew’s, inc., New York.
37621
Tulip time in Holland; song. © June 1, 1942; E pub.
107105; Lester L. Sargent, Washington. 37622
Tulips will bloom again in Holland; w S. McKenzie
& L. Levoy, m C. Carazo. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942;
E unp. 307570; Sammie McKenzie, Lou Levoy &
Castro Carazo, Baton Rouge, La. 37623
Tune up your fiddle; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305291; Charles P. Martin, jr., Chicago. 37624
*Twas not too soon; song, melody Stanley Markowski.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp, 307695; John William
Hart, Oroville, Calif. ay 37625
Twelve organ transcriptions; compiled & arr.
Charles Raymond Cronham; pipe or Hammond
organ. © July 23, 1942; E pub. 107261; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 37626
Twenty one chorale motets for chorus of mixed
voices; w tr., m composed, compiled & arr.
Matthew N. Lundquist; mixed voices; organ acc.
© July 6, 1942; E pub. 106814; Edwin F. Kalmus,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 37627
Twenty short etudes, with ornaments; pf. © July
29, 1942; AA 408052; Louise Robyn, Chicago.
37628
_ Twenty third psalm; Biblical w; mixed voices. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305709; Bruce Lamber-
son Rose, Parma, O. 37629
Twilight fantasy; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 307240; Carribelle Carroll, Philadelphia.
: 37630
Twin city serenade; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud,
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306833; Antonetta Janarelli, Ashton, R. I. 37631
Twinted keel; by John Moore, arr. Michael Barry,
orch. pts. © June 18, 1942; E ofr. 67237; Bos-
worth & co., ltd., London. 37632
Two American songs. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub.
106852; Albert William Haberstro, Boston, 37633
Two aubades; by Edouard Lalo, arr. Harold Perry;
orch, pts. © Aug. 28, 1942; E for. 67293; Hawkes
& son (London) lid., London. 37634
Two little lovers in the park; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307201;
Jimmie F. White, San Diego, Calif. 37635
Two on a bike; w & m Don Raye & Gene De Paul.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307189; Leeds music
corp., New York. 37636
Two pairs of eyes; song. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E
unp. 306625; Wynema Hodges, Tulsa, Okl. 37637
Two pieces for string orchestra. Lullaby; by
Mozart, arr. Merle Isaac [and] Theme from the
Clock symphony; by Joseph Haydn, arr. Traugott
Rohner: sc. & pts. © Aug. 12, 1942; E pub.
106964; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
37638
Two pieces for viola and piano; op. 65. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 307537; Joseph Achron, Holly-
wood, Calif. 37639
Two shadows in the moonlight; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp, 306792; John S. Kirkman, Fort Bragg, N. C.
37640
Two songs by Beethoven; arr. Charles Woodhouse;
orch. pts. © Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67209; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 37641
Two time love affair; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305373; Bernice Loretta Williams, Wash-
ington. 37642
Two white gardenias and old dusty rose; w&m
Cecil William Bentz; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306418; Goldie Lee Bentz, Dayton, O.
: 37643
Uncle Sam; song, m Gertrude Fidlar. © 1c. July
7, 1942; E unp. 306332; David C. Russell, Terre
Haute, Ind. 37644
Uncle Sam can use it; w Marvin David & Les Pine,
melody Charlotte Morris. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E
unp. 305877; Charlotte Morris Paglin, Chicago.
37645
Uncle Sam is calling; song. © ic. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307043; Boyd Minkler, Los Angeles.
37646
Uncle Sam is calling you; w & m Leone Sydney. ©
1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306636; Leona May
’ Moore, Lewiston, Me. 37647
Uncle Sam is depending on you; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305656; Pearl Karnes, Menard, Tex. 37648
Uncle Sam says, I need you again; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307255; Edgar Alexander
Sirmyer, Tampa, Fla. 37649
Uncle Sam stepped in; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305332; Maude E, Ruschmeyer, Tucson, Ariz.
37650
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Uncle Sam we’re coming; song. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 395861; Susan Harrison Cobb, Rut-
land, Vt. 37651
Uncle Sam’ll swing the axe; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306231;
Fred C. Plyler, Jackson, Miss. 37652
Uncle Sammy keep your eye on that girl: of mine;
song, melody Robert VanSickle. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306104; Howard Landon, Fairview,
jo Sani 37653
Uncle Sammy’s boys; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306139;
Loretta Fox, Central, La. 37654
Uncle Sammy’s nephews; song, m Leola Carter.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307168; Don Andrew,
Long Island City, N. Y. 37655
Uncle Sam’s fighters; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305824; Ray M. Potts,
Chattanooga. 37656
Uncle Sam’s got a job to do; w Floyd Castle, m Guy
Frend [pseud. of V. Amico] © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942;
- E unp, 307320; Vincent Amico, ponies N Y.
37657
Uncle Sam’s my tailor now; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305243; Evelynn M. Green-
lee, Rocky Ford, Col. 37658
Unconquered we stand; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306229; Lillian Camille Valenta,
Chicago. 37659
Under Philipino [?] stars; w & arr. of traditional m.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305865; Glen Cline,
Mr. Rainier, Md. 37660
Under the Stars and Stripes; march militaire; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307675; Bessie
Florence Lichtenstein, Los Angeles. 37661
Unite against aggression; w & melody William Terry
Damon, © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306715;
James William Terry Damon, Kansas City, Mo.
37662
United; song. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305802;
Hilda Marie Horsch, Holly, Mich. 37663
Unitedare we; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306177; Marcella
Jedrzynski, Webster, Mass. 37664
United for victory; march; pf., withw. © 1c. July
9, 1942; E unp. 305713; Jennie Wiseman, Sheridan,
Il. 37665
United Nation’s theme song; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306289; Alex-
ander Thomas, New York, 37666
U. S. O.; song, w Rosa Kudisch. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306079; Alexis Kudisch, Forest Hills,
L. is, N. Y. 37667
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
37668
——w & melody.
305907; Ralph Duty, Tampa, Fla.
U. S. O. song; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
106965; Gladys Belmont Allcorn, Stamford, Conn,
37669
U. S. O. victory song; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306471; Marie Healy, Manchester, N. H.
37670
United States; song, m of Rock of ages. © 1 c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 306592; John Niel Nuvotny, Grand
Forks, N. D. 37671
United States and Canada; song. © 1 c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307405; Katherine Beaton Troker,
North Sydney, N. S., Canada, 37672
U. S. A.; march; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1942; E unp. 306489; Harry F. McMahon, San
Carlos, Calif. 37673
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306678; Carl E. Carlson, East Orange, N. J.
37674
U.S. A. Johnny; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942;
E unp. 305929; Bernard Sidney Garte, New York.
37675
United they stand; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307659; Stanley Rochinski, Washington.
37676
United we stand; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307672; Isaac Jack Chapple,
Chicago. 37677
Unkel Tom’s blues; song. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306641; Ernest Leach, Kenosha, Wis.
37678
Until that Rising Sun is down; w Frankie Kelly, m
Roscoe Barnhart & Neale Wrightman, © Aug. 8,
1942; E pub. 106810; Neale Wrightman publishers,
Chicago. 37679
Until the end; song. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp.
305512; Michael Francis Nolan, Pittsburgh.
37680
Until we win; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942;
E unp. 305788; Margaret Weiss Lustgarten,
Brooklyn. 37681
Until you said goodbye to me; w Minnie Kaarsberg,
& melody. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 307546;
Virginia Louise Owens, Birmingham, Mich,
37682
Up there; w & m Eugene West & Otis Spencer. ©
Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107190; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 37683
Upper berth; pf. treble. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 306435; Louis Katzman, New York. 37684
Upper room hymns; compiled Harry Denman &
Grover C. Emmons, m ed, George Sanville. ©
June 3, 1942; AA 406964; Whitmore & Stone,
Nashville. ~ 37685
Uumi au a hiki ole; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306858; Lena Machado, Hololulu.
37686
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V is our symbol for victory; song, m L. Roberts —song. © lic. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306684;
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E Pearl Matthews Gilbert, West Alexander, Pa.
unp. 306780; Juanita Louise Miller, Chicago. 37706
37687
—— ——melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © ic.
. V march; based on Tschaikowsky’s Sixth symphony, Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306166; Lucy J. F. Tasher,
w & adaptation of melody A. Edward Miller & A. South Bend, Ind. 37707
Horowitz. © 1c. July 24, 1942; E unp. 306319;
Arnold Horowitz, Brooklyn. 37688 ——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
’ 307281; Raymond Francis Nekuda, Kansas City,
—song. © 1 c. July 31, 1942; E unp. 305899; Mo. 37708
Willard Grant Phillips, Hollywood, Calif. 37689 :
—w C. G. Eliott; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
V - march overseas; w Arthur Cotton [pseud.], m 305495; John K. Gianaros, Astoria, L. 1, N. Y.
; Michael Ehrhardt [pseud.] ™ 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; 37709
: E unp. 305272; Clarence Theodore Ehrhardt, jr.,
Atlanta. 37690 ——w V.N. Avery, mJ. A. Nelson. © 1c. July 30,
: ra ta Pa . 1942; E unp. 307242; Vada Nadine Avery, Oakland,
- v — V; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. Calif. & Jean A. Nelson, Turlock, Calif. 37710
4 305926; Richard B. Rice, Belmont, Mass. 37691
. Victory ...— (Victoire); song, w Percy Ross
{ V stands for liberty; w & m Mrs. J. J. [i. e. F.] [pseud. Gf Le A: Roy] © Aug. 1, 1942; E for.
: Brown. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305747; 67198; Leo A. Roy, Quebec. 37711
r. Fern Brown, Lincoln, Neb. 37692
a Victory bond wagon is going to town; w R. Lucas,
a V stands for victory; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, melody R. A. Crolley. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
; 1942; E unp. 307235; Noel Mitchell McKenzie, unp. 305375; Richard A. Crolley & Robert Lucas,
Gorham, Me. 37693 Chicago. 37712
Valse; by Fr. Chopin, op. 70, no. 1, arr.; melody, Victory for liberty; song, m Gene Barry [pseud.
with pf. acc. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1941; E unp. 371550; of William B. Coburn] © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub.
Michel L. Michelet, Greenwich, Conn. 37694 107165; Fred A. Whitfield, Seattle. 37713
Valse bluette; air de ballet, R. Drigo, arr. John Victory for the U. S. A.; song, melody Lew_[i. e.
Thompson; pf. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107127; Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306180;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 37695 Charles Hudson, Memphis, Tenn. 37714
——by Richard Drigo, arr. James McLeod; con- Victory honeymoon; song, melody Harry Bell &
densed conductor. © 1c. July 8, 1942; E ump. Mildred Bell. © 1c. Aug. 13,1942; E unp. 305742;
305427; KSTP, inc., St. Paul. 37696 Ellen Sommers Poindexter, Evansville, Ind.
37715
Valse d’adieu; w Anne Neily, & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305444; Rupert Neily, South Victory hop; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©
Portland, Me. 37697 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306865; Henry W.
Seiders, Allentown, Pa. 37716
Valse gracieuse; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Aug. 6, 1942; E
pub. 106850; Edna Frida Pietsch, Milwaukee. Victory march; w & melody P. L. Edgeington, pf.
37698 acc. Jack R. Paton. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E ump.
306600; P. L. Edgeington, Casper, Wy. 37717
Valse in F. pf. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306563;
Kathryn Ann Robinson, Mountain Lakes, N. J. Victory polka; pf. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
37699 307348; Arthur Wargelin, Butte, Mont. ~ 37718
Valse souvenir; by Frederick A. Williams; pf. © Victory prayer; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107223; Oliver Ditson co., Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306140;
Philadelphia. 37700 Flora Thompson, Crossett, Ark. 37719
Vaquero serenade; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 4, Victory song; song. © 1 c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp.
1942; E unp. 308110; Carroll Kent Cooper, Chicago. 306250; Herbert E. Nelson, Seattle. 37720
37701
— song. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 307410;
Veracruz; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Mark S. Tutelman, Atlantic City. 37721
Severo Mugiierza. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E ump.
306202; Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey,N. L.,
Mexico. 37702 —— ——arr. Charles W. Karbach. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305914; Hattie E. Bahr, Chicago.
Vicklax song; w Lewis Reid, melody Ed. Lambert. 37722
nos. 1, 2. © 1c. each Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. be
305711, 305714; Vick chemical co., New York. —w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E ump.
37703, 37704 305459; Jesse C. Romero, Chicago. 37723
Victory; song. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 306005; —w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
Lorna Belle Fierke, Albion, Mich. 37705 306712; Pearl Helen Murphy, Topeka, Kan. 37724
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37725
Victory song book; compiled & ed. Hugo Frey. ©
Aug, 21, 1942; E pub. 107258; Robbins music corp.,
_ New York, 37725
Victory spells safety; song, melody Lee B. Browne.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305766; Grace R.
Gauch, Sejita, Tex. 37726
Victory! Victory; harmonized Audrey Mieir; pf.,
with w. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107071; Ethel R.
Willits, Detroit. 37727
Victory vittles; from the production, by Dave Snell,
© ic. Sept. i, 1942; E unp. 307785; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 37728
Victory walk; w & m Lew Porter & Teepee Mitchell
[pseud. of Mitchell Porter] © Aug. 6, 1942; E
pub. 106842; Robbins music corp., New York.
37729
Victory with the Stars and Stripes; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306294;
Louis Allen, Union City, Ind. 37730
Victory’s rainbow; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305317; Nellie Lewis Plaletz, Chicago. 37731
Vida (La) es asi; letra y melodia. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1942; E unp. 307510; Marita Angelina Torres, San
Antonio. 37732
Vierge (La) et les bergers; from Noels anciens, arr.
Harvey Gaul; viola or cello & pf. Sc&pts. ©
Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 107041; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 37733
Vincent blues; w & melody Jack Chismar. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305232; Ann K. Vincent,
Elyria, O. 37734
Vingo jingo; from Pardon my sarong, w & m Don
Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306468; Leeds music corp., New York.
37735
Violoncello concerto in D; by Haydn, arr. with 2
original cadenzas, Lionel Tertis; solo viola, ©
Aug. 14, 1942; E for.67207; Hawkes & son (London),
ltd., London. 37736
Vision that I love; from The son of Don Juan, w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306758;
Frank Michael Pagano, New York, 37737
Viva America; cancidn. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 305622; Caridad Garcia, New York. 37738
Vive 1’Amérique; marche, paroles et m Jean de
Luz [pseud. of E. R. J. Ducharme] © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 306013; Edward R. J. Ducharme,
Worcester. 37739
Voices of spring; by Joh. Strauss, arr. James Mc-
Leod; condensed conductor, © 1c. July 8, 1942;
E unp. 305429; KSTP, inc., St. Paul. 37740
Voix céleste; compiled, arr. & ed. Theodore N.
Marier; pipe organ or harmonium, v. 1. © Aug.
25, 1942; E pub. 107214; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 37741
_ pt.°3, ne S.savere
Volume for victory; w John Steven, m Joe F. [i. e.
Joseph F.] Weber. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 106895;
Joseph F. Weber, Scranton. 37742
Volunteer chorus; song. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E
unp. 306259; Alice Dorothy Hilditch, Trenton, N. J.
37743
Vorrei sognar con te; parole Umberto Bertini, m
Luigi Malatesta; pti. d’orch. © Dec. 31, 1939; E
for. 67089; S. a. edizioni Suvini-Zerboni, Milan.
37744
WAAC (The) is in back of you; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306382; Ruby Fane Douglass,
Fort Des Moines, Ia. 37745
W. A. A. C. victory march; w & meiody. © 1c.
Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305860; Lillian Santry,
Detroit. 37746
Wait at the gate for me Katy; w & m Guy Savage,
Babe [i. e. Edward Vincent] Fritsch, melody
Corman [i. e. Henry ] Harris. © July 17, 1942;E
pub. 106228; Hubert J. Braun, Chicago. 37747
——w Babe [i. e. Edward Vincent] Fritsch, melody
Corman [i. e. H.] Harris. © 1c. June 3, 1942; E
unp. 298072; Henry Harris, Houston. 37748
Wait for me; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306074; George H. Hall, Ujai, Calif. 37749
——w & melody. © ic. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307006; Frances Blumberg, Philadelphia. 37750
Waiter, I’d like a word with the lady in blue; w
Johnny Cale & Mitchell Byron, m Thord Ryden. ©
Apr. 8, 1942; E pub. 106898; Paragon music pub.
co., New York. 37751
Waitin’ for my man to come home; w & melody Vivi
Vance [pseud. of L. Nillen] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 307229; Lita Nillen, New Orleans. 37752
Waiting; song, m Joe [i. e. Joseph E.] DuPraw &
Dick [i. e. R. G.] Adams. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E
unp. 307286; Richard G. Adams, Dayton, O.
37753
—— —w Adelaide Ferris & Mrs. W. E. [i. e.
J.] Wolfe. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305612;
Jean Wolfe, Pittsburgh. 37754
Waiting for Santa; w & m Louise E. Stairs; pf. ©
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107220; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 37755
Waiting for the postman; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305306; Richard I. Swank, New Haven, Ind. 37756
Waiting for you, brave soldier; song. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306654; John Franklin Ketchey,
Dallas. 37757
Wake-up; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306582; Lora Hendricks Stewart, Acton, Ind.
37758
Wake up America; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; B
unp. 306730; Charles Edgar Levings, Wichita.
37759
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37794
—— ——m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306819; John A.
Frinzi, Easton, Pa. 37760
—— ——melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306241; Rachel Baine, Waynesburg,
Pa. 37761
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
37762
—w & melody.
307296; John Henry Vogt, Detroit.
——w Mrs. L. B. [i. e. M. G.] Swormstedt, m D.
Godfrey. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305464;
Dorothy Godfrey & Mabei G. Swormstedt, Wash-
ington. 37763
Walk in love; Biblical w, m Theodore Dubois, arr.
Lee Rogers [pseud. of Roger .C. Wilson]; mixed
voices. © July 9, 1942; E pub. 106924; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 37764
Walkin’ in the rain; w LeVan Roberts; high voice;
in A flat. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306861;
Donald Edwin Humphreys, Long Beach, Calif.
37765
Walking home in spring; by Alec Wilder; pi. ©
Aug. 8, 1942; E pub. 107123; Regent music corp.,
New York. 37766
Walking montage; from Eagle squadron, by Frank
Skinner; conductor: © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
305594; Universal music corp., New York.
37767
Walking to school; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305282; Dorothy Warnes Reilly, San Diego,
Calif. -
Wallflower blues; w V. Dangler, melody Eddie [i. e.
E. A.] Miller. © 1 c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 305886;
Edward A. Miller & Vincent Dangler, Freeport,
sy Ns. Xo 37769
\
Waltz militaire; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 307164; Jack Hampton, Sheboygan, Wis.
37770
Waltz no. 1; by Vaclav Moravan [pseud. of V.
Divina]; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305553; Vaclav Divina, New York.
37771
Waltz of love; song. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305562; Rubira Sharon Crockett, West Paris, Me.
37772
Waltz of the roses; pf. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
307179; Mabel Evelyn Hall, East Falmouth, Mass.
37773
Waltz with me through Dreamland; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 305912; Mildred G.
Schimmel, Minneapolis. 37774
Waltzing with you; w B. A. McGrath, mC. W.
Guion. © 1 ec. July 23, 1942; EB unp. 297004;
Charles Walker Guion & Bernice Anne McGrath,
Washington. 37775
Wanting you; w & mA. J. Bailey [i. e. A. J. B. Poff]
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307062; Alice Jett
Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky. 37776
37768 .
War buddies; w R. E. W. Gaines, melody H. M.
Peck. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306538; Helen
Mary Peck & Robert E. W. Gaines, Wikieup, Ariz.
37777
War stamp stomp; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305260; Ray Earl Koons, Los
Angeles. 37778
Was it wrong; song. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306150; Marjorie Eileen Prievo, Utica, N. Y.
37779
Washing all my dreams ashore; song, m Noel Bear.
© ic. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307030; George
Negley Faircloth, U. S. S. Rapidan, c/o Post-
master, New York. 37780
Watching the stars; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306516; Charlotte Gale, Chicago. 37781
Water hole; w Walter Scott, & melody. © ic. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 306988; Hortense H. Teska,
Minneapolis. 37782
Wave our Flag America; song, m Ed Royer [pseud.
of Edmund Cooke] © 1 c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp.
305568; Eleanor Wilson Grubb, Baltimore. 37783
WAVES (The); song, melody Arnold Block. © 1 c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306675; Harvey Joseph
Bresler, New York. 37784
"Way down in the Deep South; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 306035; Bernice Elizabeth
Smith, Olla, La. 37785
*Way up yonder ‘cross de glory side; w & melody
Wren [i. e. Mrs. C. D.] Bird. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 307039; Mrs. Clifford Dudley Bird, Rich-
mond. 37786
We all must do our part; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 306075; O. Earl Miller, Driggs,
Id. 37787
We are Americans; song, m Alexander Culbertson.
_© 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305451; Ely -Culbert-
son, New York. 37788
We are coming; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942;
E unp. 306724; Elise Lassoe, New Rochelle, N. Y.
37789
We are commandos; w & melody. © ic. Sept. 1,
1942; Eunp. 307817; Grace Rebecca Kenna, Ingram,
Pa. 37790
We are flying; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E
unp. 308122; Mary H. Thompson, Denver. 37791
We are for you Mr. President; w & melody. © 1c.
July 30, 1942; E unp. 305501; LeRoy High, Okla-
homa City. 37792
We are soldiers of the free; song. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307701; Gerard Carbonara, West
Los Angeles, Calif. 37793
We are the boys from Company A; w & m Tony
Sacco. © Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107244; 6th regi-
ment - B. I. R. T. C., Company A, 20th Bn., Fort
McClellan, Ala. a 37794
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37795 t..3, MoS. won
We are the sons; sung. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;E
unp. 306480; H. Herbert Jones, Carroliton, oO.
37795
We are the sons of Americans; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306094; Rhys H. Evans,
St. Paul. 37796
We are united; march, w & m Jimmy Campbell &
L. S. Bender. © July 30, 1942; E pub. 107208;
S. T. A. music pub. co., Leta S. Bender sole own-
er, Friend, Neb. 37797
We can take it, Mr. Hitler; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306460; John T. Ackerson,
Fair Lawn, N. J. 37798
We can take it on the chin; song. © 1c, Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305381; Abe Oliver, Chicago. 37799
We can, we will, we must; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306741; Margaret L.
Coakley, New Britain, Conn. 37800
——-w & melody. © ic. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306968; Coleman Jacoby, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.
37801
——w & melody.
307028; W. D. Bill Davis, Chicago.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp.
37802
We carry on; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306671; Harold Webster Cate, Antrim, N. H.
37803
We didn’t invite them over but we're gonna repay
the call; w & m Roy Barnes, Denver Darling &
Clarke Van Ness [pseud. of C. Van Ness Clark]
© July 15, 1942; E pub. 106910; Dixie music pub.
co., New York. 37804
We go together; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307595; M. E.
Smith, Indianapolis. 37805
We gonna win; song. © lc. Mar. 25, 1942; E unp.
307455; Marie Wilson Voss, Shreveport, La.
37806
We got a date in Tokyo; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307629; Robert B. Scott, Fayetteville, Ark.
37807
We got to be a gittin’ over there; w & m Beryl
Carey [pseud. of C. Kornmayer]; pf. treble. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307423; Carra Korn- |
mayer, San Francisco. 37808
We grew up together; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305561; Virginia Conzelman Donnelly,
Wellston, Mo. 37809
We kissed just twice; song, mC. Isabel Mayer. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306396; Delight Peder-
sen, Spokane. 37810
We love America; song. © lic. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306790; Joseph A. Thompson, Galveston, Tex.
37811
We love we; w & m Bernice Sal [pseud. of B. D.
Herz]; pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307618;
Bernice Downing Herz, Pas6 Robles, Calif. 37812
We love you, America; song, m George Hanson. ©
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305746; Henry E. Nel-
son, Madison, Wis. 37813
We must fight, fight, fight; song, m Len [i. e. Alen-
son Robert] Fleming. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307805; Arthur M. Edwards, Contoocook, N. H.
37814
We must! We can! We will; song, w H. Idelson &
Syd Idelson. © Apr. 6, 1942; E pub. 107332; Harry
Idelson, Brooklyn. 37815
We praise Thee; w from the Russian liturgy of St.
John Chrysostom, m A. Arensky, op. 40, no. 2, w
paraphrased & adjusted to m, Charles Winfred
Douglas, m arr. Gwynn S. Bement; women’s cho.
© Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107134; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 37816
We said hello; wS. Ossean, melody J. Solomon. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307496; Joseph Solomon
& Sheppard Ossean, Brooklyn. 37817
We salute you; pfi., withw. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E
unp. 305880; Johanna Marie Glick, New York.
37818
We shall win; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307741; Alta C. Ensminger,
Victor, Ia. 37819
We should never part; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305626; Louis Simon, Lincoln, Neb.
37820
We the people; song, arr. Barbara Kugler. © 1c.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305603; Martha Mae Mc-
Kinney, Anniston, Ala. 37821
—w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
306652; Anna Maria Uhrik, Hillside, N. J. 37822
We two in a lean-to; song. © Aug. 7, 1942; E pub,
106851; Harry Lee Hoffman & Charlotte Feast,
Baltimore, 37823
We will fight; song, m Louis W. Peil. © 1 c. Aug.
1, 1942; E. unp. 305879; Lola Fickle Grafmiller,
Fort Wayne. 37824
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E ump.
305438; Helen F. Wesser, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
37825
We will fight, fight, fight; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307609; Betty Ann Hawkins, Old
Greenwich, Conn. 4 37826
We will fight to victory; song, melody W. Brown.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306623; Walter Brown
& J. M. Spooner, New York. | 37827
We will never never stop ’til it’s over over there;
song. © 1c, Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307508; Mary
Ella Brown Lewis, Hempstead, Tex. 37828
We will take the J out of Jap; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c, Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307743; hae
Whalen, Ottawa, Ill. 37829
We will win the peace; w & melody. © ic. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 308035; Geraldine Heinbaugh, Belle
Fourche, S. D. 37830
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© 1c. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 307432; Sheila MacCurtain, Ded-
We will win, you betcha; w & melody.
ham, Mass. 37831
Wearing a bustle; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E
unp. 306632; Elora Elaine Sornsen, Los Angeles.
37832
Wedding ceremony; from Tulip time, consists of
Prayer of thanksgiving, by Valerius, arr. Franz
Waxman. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306066;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 37833
Wedding picture; from Tulip time, by Franz Wax-
man. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306067; Loew's,
inc., New York. 37834
We'll be back; song. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
307283; George B. Post, Bellmore, L. I., N. Y.
37835
We'll be back Corregidor; song, arr. F. I. Tracy.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307422; Hugh Brady
Long, Caldwell, N. J. 37836
We'll be back when we’re through; song. © 1 c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 307426; Levesta Elain Lowry,
Waco, Tex. 37837
We'll be over; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307733; Horace Gilbert,
Corunna, Mich. 37838
We'll be together again; song, m Irwin Heilner. ©
1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305286; T. Bernard
Eisenstein, New York. _ 37839
We'll buy bonds till the world is free; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305732; Hugh Johnson,
New Orleans. 37840
We'll call it love today; w G. H. Johnston, m C. W.
Erdenbrecher. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307060; George H. Johnston & Charles W. Erden-
brecher, San Francisco. 37841
We'll do a MacArthur; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306333; Hazel Mildred Berger, Long
Beach, Calif. \ 37842
We'll do it America; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307480; Anna L. Dolan, Mt. Lebanon,
Pittsburgh. 37843
We'll dry your tears away Pearl Harbor; song. ©
July 31, 1942; E pub. 106917; Kenneth William
Robison, New Albany, Ind. 37844
We'll fight; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E ump.
307824; Laurette Marie Maurer, Willimansett,
Mass. 37845
- We’ll finish the job; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305244; Kenneth Thompson, Albany.
37846
We'll get along; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306880; Lydia C.
Norgaard, Fort Lewis, Wash. 37847
We’ll get you yet, Mister Jap; song, m Andy Toce.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307713; Jessie Cotten,
Portsmouth, Va. 37848
We’ll hang the paperhanger; w & adaptation of m of
John Brown’s body, by E. B. Johnson. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 308127; Evan B. Johnson, New
York. 37849
We’ll keep ’em flying; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 306604; Addie Anderson Wilson, Dothan,
Ala. 37850
We'll keep ’em flying with bonds you’re buying; w
T. Noble, mH. Schuckert:..© 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307538; Henry Schuckert & Thomas Noble,
Chicago. 37851
We'll keep every star in Old Glory, they'll never
reach that high; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 306029; William Michael, Los Angeles.
37852
We’ll keep on fightin’; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305441; Eugene Casivant, Waterbury,
Conn. 37853
We’ll march on to victory; song, w Charles Pernot.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306186; Sterling
Evans, Duryea, Pa. 37854
We'll see a rainbow again; song, m Noel Bear. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 305903; Carl Brodesser,
New York. 37855
We’ll set the whole world free; song. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1942; ae, 305758; Sirl Winchester, Chicago.
37856
We’ll show you who we are; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305525; Helen C. Judge, New
York. 37857
We'll sing aloha again; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305620; Jack Sidney Alman, Los
Angeles. 37358
We'll stop them over there; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E ump.
305663; Gaylord Forsyth, San Francisco. 37859
We’ll take the nip out of Nippon; song. © 1c. July
28, 1942; E unp. 305434; Betty Lou Reid, Burbank,
Calif. 37860
We'll then pay lower taxes; song. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306222; Floyd Monroe Seaman,
Uniontown, Pa. 37861
We’ll think of Hawaii; song. © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub.
106864; William John Neil, Park City, Utah.
37862
We'll whip the Japs; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306235; Jesse Sill,
. Logan, Utah. 37863
We’ll whisper I love you; song, w Adele Scala. ©
lc. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307476; Victor Scala,
West New York, N. J. 37864
' We’ll win through, we always do; w Irving Taylor,
melody Vic Mizzy. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307699; Santly-Joy-Select, inc., New York. 37865
We’re all going to work for Uncle Sammy; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306908; Nancy D. Hahn, Milton, Ia
37866
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We’re all in the army; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307654; Morris H. Davidson,
Chicago. 37867
We’re all in this war; w M. Reino, & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305461; Mary Reino &
Victor Kopnitsky, Philadeiphia. 37868
We’re all out for victory; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1942; E unp. 307523; Jesse Wilkins Cann, jr.,
Merrick, L. I., N. Y. 37869
We’re back with the horse and buggy; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E unp. 305432; Sheila Mac-
Curtain, Dedham, Mass. 37870
We’re buddies; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp. 307693; Karl Frederick Kappler, Philadelphia.
37871
We’re coming over; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307096;
William S. Banks, East Boston, Mass. 37872
We’re fighting for Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307379; Walter Combs, jr.,
Freeport, N. Y. 37873
We’re fighting mad; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305608; Bernard Feenburg, Newark,
N. J. 37874
We’re from the good old U. S. A., we’re gonna give
*em hell; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E
unp. 307013; Jeanne Elaine McLean, Detroit.
37875
We’re going everywhere; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307470; Edward Henry Schille-
more, San Luis Obispo, Calif. 37876
We’re going - goodbye; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 305917; May Ruth Adamson,
Oakland, Calif. : 37877
We’re going over again; march foxtrot, w P.
O’Connor, melody G. Rowan. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1942; E unp. 305853; Patrick O’Connor & Gene-
vieve Rowan, Newdorp, S. I., N. Y. 37878
We’re going to lick ’em again; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307077;
Sidney Marshall Harrad, Newport, N. H. 37879
We’re gonna bomb - bomb - bomb Der Feuhrer [?];
Song. ©lc, Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307506; Charles
Hamberger, San Diego, Calif. 37880
We’re gonna hit Hitler; w Denny Lyons, m Bob [i. e.
W. R.] White. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp.
306484; William Ray White, New York. 37881
We’re gonna move ’way out in the back-woods; w &
-melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307425;
James T. Bell, New York. 37882
We’re gonna win this war; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305632; Dorothy Pierson, Stam-
ford, Conn. 37883
We’re in it - to win it; song. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942;
E unp. 306365; Charles Palmer Haehlen, West
Allis, Wis. 37884
We’re in the army; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305653; Ethel
McGuire Evans, Batesville, Ark. 37885
We’re in the army, for the duration; pf. treble, with
w. Olc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306766; David B.
Rubin, Chicago. 37886
We’re in to win; song, melody Bob Carleton. © i c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.’ 307081; Mayme Bradley
Pent, Tampa, Fla. 37887
We’re off to win; w & melody. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305521; Robert J. Dobbs, Lyerly, Ga.
37888
We’re off to-win the war for Uncle Sam; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305826; Farney
S. Hendricks, Chicago. 37889
We’re off - we’re on our way; song, m Julia M.
Frank. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 106904; Hiram D.
Hirsh, Pittsburgh. 37890
We’re on our way; song. © lc. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 307356; Carleton Elmore McMackin, Hatties-
burg, Miss. 37891
—song. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107329; Frances
Grider McDowell, New York. 37892
——w & m Mari [i. e. Marie] Edwards. ©1c, Aug.
27, 1942; E unp. 307133; Marie Edwards, Chicago.
37893
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
37894
——w & melody.
305975; John Tranchitella, Philadelphia.
—w & melody Jerry Craig. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942;
E unp. 306498; H. S. Craig, Kansas City, Mo.
37895
We’re on our way to Tokyo, Rome and Berlin; w C.
Gemmell, m E. Benner. © Aug. 21, 1942; E pub.
107090; ChesterGemmell & Esthel Benner, Salem,
Or. 37896
We’re on the firing line; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 307542; Viola Worden Burke,
Berkeiey, Calif. 37897
We’re on the home front, boys; song. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1942; E unp. 307224; Rose Marie Douglas,
Binghamton, N. Y. 37898
We’re out to help our mama win the war; song. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307154; Eliza June
Combs Emmons, Vincennes, Ind. 37899
We’re over the map; w & melody Elise Jahoda & R.
Blodgett. © 1c. July 21, 1942; E unp. 305574;
Robert Blodgett, Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 37900
We're strong for each other, my Sammy and me; w
& melody. © 1c. July 29, 1942; E unp. 305485;
Myrtle Miller, Portland, N. D. 37901
We’re taking over; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306118; Edward Friedman, Forest
Hills, N. Y. 37902 |
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no. 8, 1942
37937
We’re the fighting men of Uncle Sam; w Mary Price
Dowtin, & melody. © 1 c, Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305559; George Emerick Worth, Hollywood, Calif.
37903
We’re the fighting Yankee soldiers; song. © 1c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307017; Rheta A. MacLeod,
Newark, N, Y. 37904
We’re the men of the merchant marines; w & m
Bill [i. e. W. J.] Gollan. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 307545; William John Gollan, Chicago.
37905
We’re under the Stars and Stripes; w & m Mrs.
David Franklin [i. e. M. W.] Grimes. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307366; Mabel Williams Grimes,
Mishawaka, Ind. 37906
Western moon; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307590; Lucy
Ann Macedo, Fall River, Mass. 37907
Western trail; w & melody. © 1c. July 13, 1942;
E unp. 305054; Mrs. Richard Erald Fickett,
Portland, Me. 37908
We've got a job to do; song, arr. Frank Furlett. ©
lc. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307750; Richard Sheldon,
Chicago. 37909
We ve got a job to do, but we'll get it done; song, m
Carl C. Castel. © ic. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307747; William Patrick Hanley, Trenton, Mo.
37910
We've got that Axis on the run; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 307226; Jane Erlamond
Smith, Astoria, L. I.,-N. Y. sae 37911
"Whacky -khaki-waackie song; w & m Adrienne V.
Segedy. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307667;
Louis Cheskin, d. b. a. L. C. musart publications,
Chicago. 37912
What a doughboy dreams; w & melody. © 1 c..Sept.
1, 1942; E unp. 307819; George A. Nigro, Revere,
Mass. 37913
What am I gonna do without you; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307215; Walter
Moloney, Pittsburgh. ~ 37914
What are we waitin’ for; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 306283; Donald Toner, Wilming-
ton, Del. 37915
What can I do; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 305722; Albert Russo, Pittsburgh.
37916
What could be; march song, arr. Everett Pence. ©
1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307571; Lillie M. Kelley,
San Antonio. 37917
What do you want; w Murray T. Maurer, m Fred
Witt; pf. © 1c. July 15, 1942; E unp. 305878;
Sigismund Witting, White Lake, N. Y. 37918
What else could it be but love; song. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307122; Blanche Carmela Divi-
gard, Waterbury, Conn. 37919
s
What have we done with our lives; w & melody; in
C. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306402; Polly
Dorothy Mikulak, South Bend, Ind. 37920
What kind of a gal is that; w O. McCool, melody M.
Hastie. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306754;
Oliver McCool & Mary Hastie, New York. 37921
What makes you treat me so; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud, of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 306793; Mary E. Kirvan, Grand Rapids, Mich.
37922
What matters; song, m William Treusch. © ic.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306482; Peter MacLaren
Yorin, Buffalo. 37923
What might have been; w C. Pickler, melody D.
Negley. © 1c, Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306928; D.
Negley & Clyde Pickler, Hollywood, Calif. 37924
What of the night, sailor; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 305262; John Thaddeus Ackerson,
Fair Lawn, N. J. 37925
What shall I do with tomorrow; song, m Jack Cran-
ford [pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306798; Gladys McMillen, Washington.
: 37926
What’s cookin’, good lookin’; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306614; Wendell
Parker Hanna, Indianapolis. 37927
What’s in a name; song, w Edward Eager. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307269; John Mundy, New
York. 37928
What's life without love; song, melody Mike Michaels
& F. Burrell. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305774;
Frank Burrell, New York. 37929
What’s the good of blaming my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307182; Julia Irene
Katona Daley, Cleveland. 37930
When; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305465; George Robert Moss, Brooklyn. 37931
When a boy from Alabama meets a girl from Gun-
dagai; w & m Jack O’Hagan. © May 27, 1942; E
for. 67220; Allan & co., pty. ltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 37932
When April comes along; song. © 1 c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 305982; Evelyn B. Clarke, Chicago.
37933
When de stars begin to fall; negro spiritual, tra-
ditional w, m arr. Hugh S. Roberton; mixed cho.
© July 24, 1942; E for. 67281; Hugh S. Roberton,
Glasgow. 37934
When Donald smokes his pipe; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306458; Rose May Malia,
Hannibal, Mo. 37935
When I come marching in; w & m Lenfi. e. L. J.]
Dunn. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107028; Leonard J.
Dunn, Benton, Ill. 37936
When I dream oi you; w & melody. © ic. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306648; Jerome Kerbeck, New York.
37937
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37938
When I get home again; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305342; Effie Roberts, Ennis, Tex. 37938
When I get it; melody Juan Tizol. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306357; Robbins music corp., New
York. 37939
When I hold you in my arms; song. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 306120; Russell B. Funkhouser &
Francis L. Wade, Los Angeles. 37940
When I look at you, I hear lovely music; from Pre-
Senting Lily Mars, w Paul Francis Webster, m
Walter Jurmann. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307794; Loew’s, inc., New York. 37941
When I reach that rally in the sky; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307291; Don Sterling,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 37942
When I say I love you; w B. Cochrane, m E. H.
Rudisel. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305733;
Billy Cochrane & Emil H. Rudisel, Terre Haute,
Ind. 37943
When I See the love lights gleaming in his eyes; w
& melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307720;
Mervin Spangler, Dover, Pa. 5 37944
When it’s cotton pickin’ season down in Dixie; w &
m Mrs. L. T. [i. e. U. G.] Reeves. © 1 c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 306650; Una Gilbert Reeves,
Birmingham, Ala. 37945
When it’s over, over there; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305660; Bessie L. Martin, Grafton, W. Va.
37946
When it’s summer at Green Gables; w Clarence
Charters, m Edward Miller. © Aug. 26, 1942; E
for. 67266; Gordon V. Thompson, Itd., Toronto.
37947
When Jesus whispers, peace be still; hymn. © 1c.
Aug. 5, 1942; E unp. 306341; Esther Clendenen
Miller, Los Angeles. 37948
When Jim comes home; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307149; Eitel Allen Nelson,
Wichita Falls, Tex. 37949
When Johnny comes marching home; w & m Louis
Lambert [pseud. of Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore],
arr. Florence Martin; mixed cho. © Aug. 5, 1942;
E pub. 106835; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago.
37950
When main zihn vet kumen tzvrik; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306210; Harry Schlecker,
New York. 37951
When my fella comes home; w & melody Deek [i. e.
Ivory] Watson, Ruthe Bryer & R. G. Hershenson.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307519; Roslyn G.
Hershenson, Peabody, Mass. 37952
When my heart gives out; w & m Bill [i..e, Wi An}
Coleman. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307374;
William A. Coleman, Washington. 37953
1402
When our boys went away; Song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24,1942;E unp. 307098;
James E. Palmer, Albany. 37954
When peace returns to earth again; w & m Elvira H.
McCord. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306151;
Mrs. V. Dexheimer, Montrose, N. Y.
When robins sing a melody; w & melody Chuck [i. e.
C. N.] Vedder. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E ump.
305823; Charles Nicholas Vedder, Ventura, Calif.
37956
When roses bloom again; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307560; Irene S. Scott, Victor-
ville, Calif. 37957
When the boys come back; song. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 307461; Delia May Appuhn, Lincoln,
Neb. 37958
When the boys go riding in; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306755; Charles M. Jacobs,
Fort Ogden, Fla. p 37959
When the home bells ring again; waltz, w Edward
Lockton, m Haydn Wood, arr. Eddie Griffiths;
orch. pts. © July 8, 1942; E for. 67221; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 37960
When the job is done; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305661;
Lydia Arthur, Greeley, Col. 37961
When the new moon Shines again; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306107; Sam Devincent,
Camp Wolters, Tex. 37962
When the smoke of the war clears away; song. ©
lc. Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 305480; Karl F. Rose,
New York. 37963
When the tulips bloom again; song, arr. Ethel Mae
Phillips. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 307358;
Leila Mead, Long Beach, Calif. 37964
When the U. S. A. wins the day, I’ll come back to
you; foxtrot, w& melody. © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942;
E unp. 307146; Christine Waring Walker, Garner,
N.C; pull 37965
When the world is free again; song. © 1 c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 306565; Elizabeth Ann Southworth,
Englewood,.N. J. 37966
—— —w James Clark. © 1 c. Aug. 6, 1942; E
unp. 306605; Helen M. Quinn, Oak Park, Ill.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
37955
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When the Yanks come sailing home; song, arr. Roy
Nelson. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 107038; Joseph
Hughes, d. b. a. Univ. music publishers, Cambridge,
Mass. 37968
When the Yanks get there; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307719; Edythe Bentz Henriksen,
Brooklyn. 37969
When the Yanks go marching in; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306163; Arthur B. Woolverton, Hutsonville, Ill.
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no. 8, 1942
38005
When this war is over; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307083; Harriet
Devine, Adams, Wis. 37971
When those Texas buckaroos get to the land of kan-
garoos; w Ted [i. e. L. E.] Dawley, m Barney
Barnes, © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307464;
Lawrence E. Dawley, Seattle. 37972
When Uncle Sam gets goin’ to town; w & m Eddie
Klausmeyer. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307704;
Emil Edward Klausmeyer, Baltimore. 37973
When we do what the Dolittles [? ] do; song, w Helen
McLaughlin. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305817;
L. J. Sheridan, Scranton. 37974
When will I forget you; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305448; Angelo Gilbert Peluso, East Lynn,
Mass. 37975
When you are gone; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306173; Agnes
R. Gunlock, Billings, Mont. 37976
When you go walking by; song. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306420; Lowell Briar, Nemaha, Neb.
37977
When you hit that rhythm track; song, m Albert
Sendrey. © 1c. July 27, 1942; E unp. 305576;
Everett F. McClaren, Huntington Park, Calif.
37978
When you’re alone; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306251; Nathan Theo Glover, Tampa,
Fla. 37979
Where; song, w Edward Eager. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 307268; John Mundy, New York.
37980
Where are the dfteams of yesterday; song, w Mar-
garet Davis. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306760;
Gertrude Sharples, Wabash, Ind. 37981
Where are we going in this world today; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 306190; Louis
Creed Roland, Brockton, Mass. 37982
Where is my boy tonight; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 307454; Helene Lukton,
Denver. 37983
Where on earth have ycu been; w & melody. © ic.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 307429; Henry Morrow,
Newark, N. J. 37984
Where roses grew; w & m Richard Keys Biggs;
women’s 3-pt. voices. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub.
107344; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 37985
Where the shadows meet the trees; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady| © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305297; F. J. Pierce, Wayne, ero
Where the slap happy Jappies grow; w & m Ray
ji. e. J. #.] Carley & W. O’Donnell; pf. © 1c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307803; James R. Carley &
‘Walter O’Donnell, West Warwick, R. I. 37987
Wherever you are; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306764; Dorothy Pearl Benson,
Wahoo, Neb. 37988
Which comes first; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 305371; Clement Rosen, Cliffside
Park, N. J. 37989
While I am smiling down on you; song. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307347; Lillian Jubelo Clark,
Detroit. 37990
While in the blue I dream of you; w&mA.0O.C.
[pseud. of C. M. McEwen] & A. P. M. [pseud. of
J. M. A. Viau] © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307531; J. M. A. Viau & C. M. McEwen, St. John’s,
Newfoundland. 37991
While in the rain; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942;
E unp. 307584; Norman Feinglos, Syracuse.
37992
Whisperings of love; song, w Walter Conradt. ©
ic. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305347; Adolph G.
Fuerstenau, Moniello, Wis. 37993
Whistle a tune; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 306185; Vernetta Q. Frazier, Burlingame,
Calif. 37994
White caps are breaking; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306722; Walter Regis Wuen-
schel, Washington. 37995
White house in Lovers Lane; fox trot march, w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 306621;
Daniel Milton Boyle, Tucson, Ariz. 37996
White Redskin is weeping; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306941; Bessie
Lee Copus, Madera, Calif. 37997
Whitehall warriors; w & m Phil Park. © July 1,
1942; E for. 67199; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
37998
Who could it be; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306934; Joan Berg, Dutzow,
Mo. 37999
Who is the fella that stole my umbrella; w & m
James Cavanaugh & John Redmond. © Aug. 1,
1942; E pub. 107026; Redwel music co., New York.
38000
Whoozijigs, the new gray mare; song. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1942; E unp. 307354; Marion Olive Cahoon,
South Chatham, Mass. 38001
Who’s laughing; song. © 1c, Aug.-31, 1942; E unp.
307601; Evelyn Marie Rice, Groton, N. Y. 38002
Who-who; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
305629; Roy Miller Gause, Aliquippa, Pa. 38003
Why am I blue; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307388; Glenn Hubbel, Jackson, Mich.
38004
Why can’t I be loved; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305338;
Haruo Maeda, Kurtistown, Hawaii. 38005
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pt..3, n. S., vot
Why can’t I forget you; w H. M. Dufford, m Tiny
{i. e. Hartzell] Parham. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E
unp. 307126; Harry M. Dufford & Hartzell Parham,
Chicago. 38006
Why can’t we be sweethearts again; w George Les-
lie Freeman & Leonard Freeman, m Eric Steiner,
based on Chopin’s Nocturne in B major. © 1 c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305440; Freeman associates,
Newark, N. J. 38007
Why can’t you let me be; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307723; Dorothy Gittelman, Phil-
adelphia. 38008
Why did I say good-bye; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
22, 1942; E unp. 306658; William Jules Herbst,
New Orleans. 38009
Why did my Saviour die; pi., with w. © 1 c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305563; Edith Lillian White,
Adams, Mass. 38010
Why do I do these things; fox-trot, w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307023; Henry Gershwin
Mazlen, Washington. 38011
Why do you cry your heart out; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 306331; Murray M. Gottlieb,
New York. 38012
Why do you go on being mean to me; song. © Aug.
25, 1942; E pub. 107236; Victor Paul Frangipane,
Lyndhurst, N. J. 38013
Why don’t you be true; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306775; Herman Bolinger, Clayton, N. M. 38014
Why don’t you care; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 305253; Forrest Wesley Nix, San Diego, Calif.
38015
Why don’t you learn to whistle; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306825; John Sheehan, Erie, Pa.
38016
Why must I cry; waltz song, w Ray Hibbeler. ©
Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 107076; Victor J. Blong, South
Bend, Ind. 38017
Why must you say goodbye; w Buddy Swanson; pf.
© 1 c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306531; Maybelle
Charlotte Kellogg, Chicago. 38018
Why say goodbye to summer; w & melody Ruth
Roberts [pseud.] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305274; Ruth Mulwitz, Port Chester, N. Y. 38019
Why should I cry about you; song. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 305998; Leah Violet Aronson, Phoenix,
Ariz. 38020
Why should I wait for heaven; w J. R. Nicol & S. K.
Neil; pf. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307114;
Sydney Keith Neil, West Kildonan, Manit., Canada.
38021
Why were you crying; w A. Forster, melody W. T.
Moore. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305680;
Arnold Foster & William T. Moore, Moundsville,
W. Va. 38022
1404
Why worry; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E
unp. 306586; Helen F. Wesser, Jackson Heights,
N. Y. rr 38023
Wife’y snarling; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942;
E unp. 307263; Frank Bogner, sr., Philadelphia.
38024
Wild blossoms; waltz, from Tschaikowsky s Serenade
for string orch., op. 48, arr. Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 107238; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. 38025
Will o’ the Wisp is my love; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306154; Elissa Hoefflin,
Dubuque, Ia. 38026
Will the Stars and Stripes ever cease waving; w &
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 307416;
Donna Mae Bronson, Muncie, Kan. 38027
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1942;
Cletus Kyle, Queens
38028
Will you icllcw Jesus; hymn.
E pub. 106348;
Village, N. Y.
Se ddte 4 SOW
Will you remember; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © ic. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 305344;
Gertrude Seaman, Hepworth, Ont., Canada. 38029
—— -—- melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306944; Adeline Butori, Meaderville,
Mont. 38030
Willie Wells; song,m LeoRichard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306145; Ernest J.
Linson, Kingston, N. Y. 38031
Willow club; from A Yank at Eton, by Lennie Hayton.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306050; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 38032
Win-the-war ballads; w Beatrice Goldsmith, m
Sam Morgenstern. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub.
106940; Edward B. Marks music corp., New York.
38033
Win this fight; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
307458; Petronio David Urrea, San Francisco.
38034
Windy clouds; song. © I c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
307212; Dewey David Scarboro, jr., Decatur, Ga.
38035
Wingless angel; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306917;
Elizabeth Barbosa, North Canton, O. ~ 38036
Wings of America; song, m Willard Sektberg. © 1
c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305610; Katherine Adams,
Roxbury, Conn. 38037
Wings of prayer; song, melody Al Kennedy. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306219; Emma Elizabeth
Flynn, Ann Arbor. 38038
Wings of the navy; w & melody. ©1ec. Aug. 18,
1942; E unp. 306277; Charles Rigdon Butler,
Warsaw, Ind. 38039
Wings of victory; march, Frank Ventre; symphonic
band pts. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107443; Sam -
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 38040
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no. 8, 1942
—— — pi. treble, withw. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 307221; Berniece Elsie Long, Marshfield,
Or. 38041
Wings over the world; melody. © 1 c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305763; Albert S. SENET Atlantic
City. 38042
Wings to the moon; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305285; Frank M. Fahlor, Clairton, Pa. 38043
Wintergreen for President; from Of thee I sing, by
George Gershwin, transcribed William Teague;
band pts., with condensed sc. © Aug. 11, 1942; E
pub. 106948; New world music corp., New York.
38044
Wish (A) for my country and me; song. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1942; E unp. 307055; Sarah Maude Clifford,
Kansas City, Mo. 38045
Wishful thinking; w & melody. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1942; E unp. 30721; Clarence M. Pettit & Estelle
A. Mesnick, Union City, N. J. 38046
Wishing for you; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 305640; Wesley Altice, Washing-
ton. 38047
With love to you; song. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1942; E unp.
_ 305504; William Nielsen, Dayton, Id. 38048
With no man of my own; w Gene Willadsen, m Isham
Jones. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 107254; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 38049
With our champion, Uncle Sam; song, w Harry
Aldrich. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307556;
Elsie M. Aldrich, Hollywood, Calif. 38050
With tears in my eyes; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306842; Patricia Friday, Kansas City, Kan :
38051
Without you in my arms; song. © Aug. 3, 1942; E
pub. 107097; Clayton Leslie Bigbie, Stockton,
Calif. 38052
Woe to those little brown men; w Nancy See, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 306904; Mary N. Currie, Loda, Ill. 38053
Women and bonds; w B. O. Beeman, m J. A. Basford.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E unp. 305887; Bess O. Bee-
man & John Ambrose Basford, Austin, Tex.
38054
Women of the army corps; from Presenting Lily
Mars, w Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane. © 1 c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306039; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 38055
Wonderful state; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307587;
Floyd M. Williams, North Bancroft, Me. 38056
Wondering about a honeymoon cottage at Niagara
Falls; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306910; Aita Estes,
Texarkana, Ark, 38057
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Wrong number; melody Billy Strayhorn.
38074
Wondering mother; w & melody. © ic. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. 306244: Arnold Torgerson, South
Range, Wis. 38058
Won’t you let Jesus come into your heart; pf., with
w. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305564; Edith
Lillian White, Adams, Mass. 38059
Work, march, and sing; w & melody Eddie [i. e
P. E.] Moon. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 307524;
P. E. Moon, Ojai, Calif. 38060
World, farewell, of thee I’m weary; w Johann Georg
Albinus, tr. Theodora Lau, m Johann Rosenmiiller,
ed. Walter E. Buszin; mixed cho. © Aug. 10,
1942; E pub. 106981; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 38061
World (The) is waiting to waltz again; w Mack
Gordon, m Harry Warren. © Sept. 30, 1941; E
pub. 107091; Twentieth century music corp., New
York. 38062
Wouldn’t it be grand; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;
E unp. 305628; George Andrus, Minneapolis.
38063
Write a letter to a soldier; song. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 305874; Bernard Eisen & Morton
Kramer, Brooklyn. 38064
Write and tell me what to do; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp.
305671; Rosalie Gamertsfelder, Coshocton, O.
38065
© lc.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306351; Robbins music
corp., New York. 38066
Yankee boy; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; £
unp. 307293; Chester S. Francis, Medferd, Mass.
38067
Yankee boys; w F. E. Davis & D. Davis, melody D.
Negley. © lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306931; D.
Negley, Floyd E. Davis & Dorothy Davis, Holly-
wood, Calif. 38068
Yankee Doodle polka; melody. © 1 c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306593; William Friedrich Schulze,
New York. 38069
Yankee man; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306115; Warren Cone Pratt, Birmingham,
Mich. 38070
Yankee patrol; melody. © ic. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306499; Raymond Nicholas, Brooklyn.
38071
Yankee song; w & melody Wink [i. e. W. O.] Wright.
© 1c. July 27, 1942; E unp. 306437; Wilfred Otto
Wright, Henry, Ill. 38072
Yankee Yankee; song, m Jack [i. e. Alva Calvin]
Russell. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307365;
Kenneth Courtney Sinclair, Detroit. 38073
Yanks are a-coming; song. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 305980; George John Stolzer, Philadelphia.
38074
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Yanks are coming; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306138;
William Shimer Sheldon, Pawhuska, Okl. 38075
—— ———m Robert VanSickle. © i c. Aug. 22,
1942; E unp. 306573; Edward L. Larson, Wheeling,
ll, 38076
——w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
307016; Harvey A. Thomas, Glen Mills, Pa.
38077
© July 17, 1942; E
38078
Yanks are on their way; song.
pub, 106855; Mary H. Gay, Owego, N. Y.
Yanks from the U. S. A.; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307331; Sarah
T. Haust, Romulus, N. Y. 38079
—— ——w Frank J. Weller. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307726; Rhea Grace Weller, Cincinnati.
38080
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Yanks will be marching on Broadway; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307303; Thomas E,
Ambrose, Montclair, N. J. 38081
Yes sir, things are just about the same; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 306006; Esther
Harriet Wolfe, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 38082
Yes, yes, baby, it must be love; foxtrot, w & mel-
‘ody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307163; Michael
F. Streber, Vancouver, Canada. 38083
Yesterday is a memory; song, w Noah R. Cenci. ©
1c, Aug. 15, 1942;’E unp. 305991; Edith Dennison
Smith, Los Angeles. 38084
Yesterday's roses; song, m Ralph Sarager. © lc.
Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305678; Rose Vering, San
Leandro, Calif. 38085
Yoo hoo soldiers; song, m Julia M. Frank. © Aug.
15, 1942; E pub. 106901; Hiram D. Hirsh, Pitts-
burgh, 38086
Yosemite; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
unp. 306439; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres, Calif.
38087
You; w & m Philip Breton, © July 28, 1942; Epub.
107155; Southern music pub. co. (Canada) ltd.,
Toronto. 38088
You and our U. S. A.; waltz, w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306888; Bonnie Stonerock,
Columbis, O. 38089
You are a sweetie; song, m Paul C. Meyer. © lc.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306696; George Hadley,
Denver. 38090
You are my dream girl; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard, © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp.
306133; Roy De Witt Bachman, Tampa, Fla.
38091
You are my melody of love; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307392; Marion Weaver, -
Reading, Pa. 38092
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You are the answer to my dreams; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 307272; Alfred Ernest
Marquis, Cuero, Tex.
You are the only girl for me; song, arr. Lindsay
McPhail. © July 14, 1942; E pub. 106896; Melvin
Meador, Washington, 38094
You are the only one for me, sweetheart; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307736; Fern Peterson, Scipio, Utah. 38095
You brought a song to my heart; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © ic. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306846; Edward Tumulty, San Fran-
cisco. 38096
You came along; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp.
305352; Dorothy Leona Brotherson, Manhattan,
Kan. 38097
You came to me in a dream; w & melody. © ic.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306456; Evelyn Olson,
Devils Lake, N. D. 38098
You can thank the stars in Old Glory; song, arr.
Cliff Barnes. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306373;
Howard Landon, Fairview, Pa. 38099
You can’t do business with Hitler; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
305956; Edward J. Pacheco, Honolulu. 38100
You completely satisfy me; w & melody. © ic.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp, 306619; Harry Mitchell, Des
Moines. 38101
You follow my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306445; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 38102
You gotta’ stop! Please stop rationing sugar; m
Albert Charles Murphy; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1942; E unp. 305845; Wilbur Smith, San Fran-
cisco. 38103
You have me loving you truly; w & melody. © 1c.
July 23, 1942; E unp. 305497; Kenneth J. Colin,
Vallejo, Calif. 38104
You have tears in your eyes; w & melody. © lc.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 305920; Robert John Skean,
New York, 38105
You have time for everyone but me; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306505; Lola Burrall,
Avalon, Pa. 38106
You just can’t soft soap me; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 11, 1942; E unp. 305506; Florence Saks, New
York, 38107
You know; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm| © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306774;
Homer Johnson, Rutledge, Mo. 38108
You know, dear, there’s no other; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307596; Ruth Buettner, Alton, Ill. 38109
You know, I know, you know, i love you; w & melody.
© lc, Aug, 22, 1942; E unp. 306659; William Jules
Herbst, New Orleans. 38110
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no. 8, 1942
You look like love to me; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 307011; Walter Smith, San Fran-
cisco. 38111
You, lovely you; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305353; Mary G. Ingui, Los Angeles.
38112
You may call it love; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307344; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 38113
You old vagabond; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1942; E unp. 306441; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 38114
You only you; song. © 1 c. Aug. 27, 1942; E ump.
307308; Eddie Simmons, Washington. 38115
You said goodbye; .song, m Gordon R. Woodford.
© ic. Sept. 4, 1942; E ump. 307991; Chester
Edward William Johnson, Lynn Center, III.
38116
You should be set to a melody; w N. Fleeson, m S.
Walter. © 1 c. Aug. 17,1942; E unp. 305970; Serge
Walter & Neville Fleeson, Tarzana, Calif. 38117
You taught me; w & melody Hal [i. e. H. H.] Weber.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305858; Harry Homer
Weber, Ridgefieid, Wash. 38118
You tell ’em Uncle Sam; pf. treble, with pf. acc. &
w. ©lc. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306100; Walter
John Heineman, Albany. 38119
You, the moonlight and a song; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306508; ‘Milton Groggins,
Detroit. 38120
You took my heart; song, w Harry Lee Getts. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E unp. 306490; Roy Charles
Geroff, Fort Wayne. 38121
You walk in my sleep; w & m Eddie Allen. © July
28, 1942; E pub. 107157; Southern music pub. co.
(Canada) ltd., Toronto. 38122
You were just a foolin’ you; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
_ 1942; E unp. 307614; Alexander John McDougal,
Los Angeles. 38123
You were only romancing; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307088;
Paul J. Gladney, Moulirie, Ga. 38124
You were the one I loved; song, m Gordon R. Wood-
ford. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1942; E ump. 305324;
Claude Verdeer Breland, Charleston, S. C.
38125
You won your wings; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307174; Marjorie Dawson, Cleveland.
38126
You yellow rat Jap; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307107; Babe Van Horn,
Battle Creek. 38127
You'll always be my sweetheart; pf., with w. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306747; Donald Teeters,
Toledo. 38128
_ 306845; R. E. Irvin, Buffalo.
38146
You'll be back again; w & m M. F. Nolan & M. E.
Nolan. © 1 c. July 31, 1942; E unp. 305570;
Michael Francis Nolan, Pittsburgh. 38129
You'll never know; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307751; Virginia Morris, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 38130
You’ll overcome some day; song. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1942; E unp. 305505; Meredith Clay Stone, San
Antonio. 38131
You'll see lots of me; w Mini Marcotte, & melody.
© lec. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. eee Lloyd G.
Lewis, Weirs, N. H. 38132
Your boy and mine; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
38133
Your country’s calling you; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942; E unp. 306599; Bella Mildred Cook, West
Warwick, R. I. 38134
Your eyes did all the talking; w & melody. ©1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306723; Charles Albert
Bright, jr., Washington. 38135
Your eyes tell me something; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306242;
F. M. Stewart, Worcester. 38136
Your Flag is in our hearts, oh, U.S. A.; w & mel-
ody Caroline Trippe [pseud. of S. C. Schmehl] ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 307533; S. Caroline
Schmehl, New York. 38137
Your footstep and a rose; waltz song. © 1c. Aug.
~19, 1942; E unp. 307427; Roselie L. Britto,
Brooklyn. 38138
Your greenback dollar; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306886; J. W.
Null, Ponca City, Okl. 38139
Your haven, my arms; song, melody Blodwen Bundy.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 306315; Ernest Edwin
Parkes, Philadelphia. 38140
Your home is my home; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
306799; Cameron V. Frueh, Lima, O. 38141
Your love; w & melody; in Dflat. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306964; Robert Scherman, Hollywood,
Calif. 38142
Your nearness to me; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
E unp. 307440; Erwin Reinking, Cincinnati.
38143
Your picture tells me; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305655;
Adalene Craig, San Diego, Calif. 38144
Your slave; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307993; Rochelle Philipp, New York.
38145
Your wedding bell; song. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1942; E
unp. 306413; Elisabeth Chandler, New York.
38146
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You’re a grand old Flag; from Yankee Doodle
dandy, w & mG. M. Cohan, arr. Oahu staff; guit.
orch., in note & diagram. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
107270; George M. Cohan, New York. 38147
You’re a knockout in a blackout; song, melody Tom
Montagnino. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306649;
Ray Blatt, New York. 38148
You’re a wonderful girl; song, w Tiny Watkins. ©
lc. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 306391; Richard W.
Petrie, Long Beach, Calif. 38149
You’re always my ideal; w Mary Ann Warner, &
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 305622;
Gaetano Tripodi, Brooklyn. 38150
You’re as welcome as an old, old shoe; w & melody
. Kitty James [i. e. Katie James] Schofer. © 1 c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307396; Katie James Schofer,
Reading, Pa. 38151
You’re close to me; w & m Jack [i. e. J. T.] Eynon.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 305757; John Thomas
Eynon, Philadelphia. 38152
You’re gonna get it; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 307261; Jack Waverly, New York.
38153
You’re invited to attend a dream; from Skating
vanities, w Irving Taylor, m Vic Mizzy. © Aug.
21, 1942; E pub. 107112; Santly-Joy-Select, inc.,
New York. 38154
You’re just a ball of sugar rolled around some
dynamite; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E
unp. 307710; Bessie G. Glasser, New York.
38155
You’re more than a dream; pf., with w. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1942; E unp. 306595; Marlin Lewis Merrill,
Sandusky, N. Y. 38156
You’re my love; song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp.
305738; Emma Amelia Sauer, Baltimore. 38157
You’re not the only one; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 307253; Grace Abel, Lake-
wood, O. 38158
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
You’re on my mind; melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1942;
E unp. 306320; Nathan Glatt, Jersey City. 38159
-You’re sparkling all over; song. © 1 c. Aug. 26,
1942; E unp. 307298; Albert Huerta, Fairfield,
Calif. ~ 38160
You’re taking my heart; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307755; M. William Rose, Chicago.
38161
You’re the captain of my heart; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 306679; Frank C. Ackerman,
Jersey City. 38162
You’re welcome to the memories; w & melody
George Hugh Cross. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
307382; Bob Hope, Los Angeles. 38163
You’ve been two-tim-in’ me; w & melody. © 1 c.
Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 307132; Pauline Fansler,
Lapeer, Mich. 38164
You’ve gotta have personality; w & m Don Raye &
Gene De Paul. © 1 c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
307191; Leeds music corp., New York. 38165
Yucatan; Mexican folk melodies, w & m arr. Severo
Muguerza. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 306204;
Thomas Seabrook Hunter, Monterey, N. L., Mex-
ico. 38166
Yummy; song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 305805;
Luella Heether, Belding, Mich. 38167
Zamba; letra y m Martin la Sierra. © 1 c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307683; Martin Gil H., New York.
38168
Zelda; w & melody. © 1 c. July 31, 1942; E ump.
305406; Glenn Diddel, Indianapolis. 38169
Ziegfeld; from Shadow of a lady, by Daniele Amfi- ~
theatrof & Franz Waxman. © lc. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 305396; Loew’s, inc., New York. 38170
Zoom, zoom, zoom; w & m Lee Darnelle & L. Davis.
© July 3, 1942; E pub. 106969; Lee Davis, Manteno,
il. 38171
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since Jan. 1, 1942:
Musical Compositions in English language (including 28,406 unpublished)--------------------- — 36,295
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 662 unpublished)----------------------- =
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
A. O. H.’s of the U. S. A.; w Joe [i. e. Joseph] Mc-
Carthy, m Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. © Joseph
McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. & Jacob Glogau, Wood-
haven, L. LL, N. ¥. R 111219, Sept. 4, 1942, 1
Absolutely no; song. © Neil O’Brien, Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. R 110901, Aug. 18, 1942. 2
Adagio from Piano concerto in D major; pf. ©
Ernest F. Jores, Montpelier, Vt. R 111197, Sept.
2, 1942. 3
All for you; from Princess Pat, w Henry Blossom,
m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Blossom Wilson
& Ella Herbert Bartlett, New York, Clifford Her-
bert, Cedar Grove, La. R 111163, Aug. 26, te
All haill O morn of glory; w Elsie Duncan Yale, m
_ Adam Geibel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 110739, Aug. 10, 1942. 5
All I can do is just love you; w Grant Clarke & Joe
McCarthy, m James V. Monaco. © Elsie Clarke,
Los Angeles. R 110531, Aug. 14, 1942. 6
All the comforts of home; song, from So long Letty.
© Karl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 110715,
Aug. 4, 1942. 7
All U. S. d-r-y;w & m J.B. Herbert. © Rodeheaver
co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110792, Aug. 10, 1942.
i 8
Allies march to freedom; march on popular songs,
F. Paolo Tosti, arr. H. M. Higgs; orch. © Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. R 111158, Aug. 31, 1942.
9
Always merry; op. 127, no. 1; pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110944, Aug. 2,
1942. i
America, I love you; song, m Archie Gottler. ©
Edgar Leslie, New York. R 111196, Sept. 3, er
1
—— ——w Edgar Leslie. © Archie Gottler, Los
Angeles. R 111195, Sept. 3, 1942. 12
Andantino in G; pf. © Ernest F. Jores, Montpelier,
Vt. R 111198, Sept. 3, 1942. 13
April rain; w Conrad Aiken, m Bainbridge [i. e. L.
B.| Crist; high, in B flat. © Lucien Bainbridge
Crist, Washington. R 111024, Aug. 24, 1942. 14
Apropos; one step turkey trot; pf. © Frank W. Mc-
Kee, Hollywood, Calif. R 111214, Sept. 4, 1942.
15
Araby;song. © Irving Berlin, New York. R 111018,
Aug. 25, 1942. 16
[38171
Arise, shine, for thy light is come; anthem; mixed
voices. © Charles B. Blount, Winthrop, Mass.
R 110732, Aug. 11, 1942. : 17
As he rode her around in his wonderful one horse
shay; song, w Dick Howard. © A. Fred Phillips,
New York. R 111269, Sept. 5, 1942. 18
——w Dick [i. e. R.] Howard, m A, Fred Phillips.
© Richard Howard, South Danville, N. H. R
111111, Aug. 29, 1942. 19
As it is written; Easter song, m Clarence Kohlmann.,
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J. R. 111251,
Sept. 8, 1942. 20
Astrid; valse lente, op. 19; pf. © Trygve Torjus-
sen, Oslo, Norway. R 110860, Aug. 12, 1942. 21
At her spinning wheel; w Ben Harris, m Leo Ben-
nett. © Jules Bennett, New York. R 110913, Aug.
18, 1942. 22
At morn; Easter anthem. © C. Austin Miles, Pit-
man, N. J. R 108084, Aug. 10, 1942. 23
At that Yiddish society ball; song, w Sam M. Lewis.
© Ed Smalle, New York. R 111011, Aug. 25,
1942. 24
At the fairy ball; by Gena Branscombe [i. e. G. B.
Tenney]; pf. © Gena Branscombe Tenney, New
York, R 110846, Aug. 12, 1942. 25
At the old plantation ball; w Coleman Goetz & M.
Alger, m Walter Donaldson. © Milton Ager, New
York. R 110923, Aug. 20, 1942. 26
At the Yiddish wedding jubilee; w & m Joe [i. e.
Joseph] McCarthy, J. Glogau & Al Piantadosi. ©
Leo Feist, inc., New York, Joseph McCarthy,
Hadley, N. Y. & Jack Glogau, Woodhaven, L. L.,
N. ¥Y. R 110893, Aug. 18, 1942. 27
—w Joe [i. e. Joseph] McCarthy, m Jack [i. e.
Jacob] Glogau & Al Piantadosi. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York, Jacob Glogau, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y.
& Joseph McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. R 110867,
Aug. 17, 1942. 28
Aubade; op. 59, no. 6; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111300, Sept. 8,1942. 29
Autumn; op. 10, no. 5;pf. © Ernest F. Jores, Mont-
pelier, Vt. R 111199, Sept. 3, 1942. 30
Ave Maria; English w Mowbray Marras, m Luigi
Luzzi, op. 30, arr.; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Vic-
tor Harris, New York. R 111103, Aug. 28, a
1
Avourneen; by Wilton King, arr. 3. Deshon; orch.
© Chappell & co., ltd., London. R 111162, Aug.
31, 1942. 32
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Awake; w William Davenant, m H. G. Pelissier,
arr. Wilfrid Sanderson. 1. Mixed voices. - 2.
lst & 2d sop.& contralto or bar. © Elsie San-
derson, Merrow, Guildford, England. R 111233,
111234, Aug. 18, 1942. 33, 34
Be careful, Mary; song, m Lewis F. Muir. © Dick
Howard, South Danville, N. H. R 111288, Sept. 9,
1942. 35
Beautiful roses; hesitation waltz, Anatol Friedland
& E. Carroll. © Rosalind Friedland, New York &
Earl Carroll, Hollywood, Calif. R 111015, Aug.
26, 1942. 36
——valse, w & m E. Carroll & Anatol Friedland;
high voice. © Rosalind Friedland, New York &
Earl Carroll, Hollywood, Calif. R 111016, Aug.
26, 1942. 37
Belgium forever; patriotic song, w Yvonne Town-
send. © Natalie Townsend, Passagrille Beach,
Fla. R 111185, Sept. 1, 1942. 38
Best little sweetheart of all; song, from Hands up.
© E. Ray Goetz, New York. R 111047, Aug. 19,
1942, 39
Betty; selection, Paul A. Rubens, additional num-
bers Ernest Steffan, arr. Dan Godfrey; military
band. © Chappell & co., ltd., London. R 110982,
Aug. 21, 1942. 40
Beyond the starry skies; w R. H. McDaniel, m
Charlies H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110762, Aug. 10, 1942. 41
Birds of passage; op. 127, no. 4;pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110947, Aug. 22,
1942. 42
Blessed is the man; Biblical w; mixed voices. © E.
S. Hosmer, Pawtucket, R. I. R 110942, Aug. 22,
1942. 43
Bloom and blossom; waltz, Eduard Holst, arr. Jo-
sef Frantz [pseud. of H. L. Heartz] © H. L.
Heartz, Westwood, Mass. R 110895, July 20, 1942.
44
Bonnie brown head; song, w Arthur Rutherford. ©
William Dichmont, Vancouver, Canada. R 110727,
Aug. 11, 1942. 45
Book (The); w & m Teresa del Riego [i. e. T. D.
Leadbitter] © Teresa del Riego Leadbitter, Over-
strand nr. Cromer, Norfolk, England. R 110928,
Aug. 18, 1942. 46
Booze put him there; w O. Laurence Hawthorne, m
J. B. Herbert. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 110789, Aug. 10, 1942. 47
Brook (The); pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago. R 110843,
Aug. 12, 1942. 48
Burletta; by P. A. Tirindelli; violin & pf. © Wanda
Tirindelli, Rome. R 111213, Sept. 4, 1942. 49
Cab-Arabian nights; song, from So long Letty. ©
Earl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Calif. R
110285, 110797, July 17, 1942. 50, 51
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Cantilene pastorale; pf. © Ernest F. Jores, Mont-
pelier, Vt. R 111200, Sept. 3, 1942. 2
Canzona; pf. © Ernest F. Jores, Montpelier, Vt.
R, 111201, Sept. 3, 1942. 53
Carillon; by Edward Elgar, op. 75; arr.; full orch.
© Adolf Schmid, New York. R 111274, Sept. 9,
1942. 54
Carnival of Venice; old Italian air, arr. W. F. Am-
brosio; violin & pf. © Carl Fisher, inc., New
York. R 111188, Sept. 2, 1942. 55
Cecile; waltz song, w Wilbur Weeks. © Frank W.
McKee, Hollywood, Calif. R 111212, Sept. 4, 1942.
56
Celestia, beautiful goddess of love; song, w Joe
Young. © Bert Grant, New York. R 111038, Aug.
25, 1942; 57
—w Joe Young, m Bert Grant. © Ruth Young
Grunberg, New York. R 111039, Aug. 25, 1942.
58
Chaconne; op. 59, no. 1; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111295, Sept. 8, 1942. 59
Chansonnette; by Wilfrid Sanderson; pf. duet. ©
Elsie Sanderson, Merrow, Guildford, England. R
111210, Aug. 18, 1942. 60
Children’s day classics, no. 3; w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m & arr. Alfred Judson [pseud. of J. Lin-
coln Hall] © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110802, Aug. 10, 1942. 61
Children’s party; march, op. 45, no. 2; pf. © R.
Krentzlin, Berlin. R 110854, Aug. 12, 1942. 62
Christ for all the world; w Georgie Tillman Snead,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Win-
ona Lake, Ind. R 110741, Aug. 10, 1942. 63
Christ for Philadelphia; w Lizzie DeArmond, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Wionna
Lake, Ind. R 110734, Aug. 10, 1942. 64
Christ has won the victory; Easter anthem, w C. F.
Alexander, m Walter G. Tyler [pseud. of Adam
Geibel] © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110740, Aug. 10, 1942. 65
Christina; lyric comedy, French w Georges Duval,
English tr. Adrian Ross [pseud. of Arthur R.
Ropes], m P. Lacome. Voc. sc. © Ethel Ropes,
London. R 111204, Aug. 18, 1942. 66
Close to my heart; song, w Andrew B. Sterling. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, New York. R 110876, Aug. 14,
1942. 67
Colorado blues; pf. © Euday L. Bowman, Fort
Worth. R 110879, Aug. 15, 1942. 68
Come back with the roses in June; w & m Fleta
Jan Brown [i. e. Fleta Jan Brown Spencer] ©
Herbert Spencer, Hillsdale, N. J. R 110908, Aug.
18, 1942. 69
Come be my only girl; w Bobby Heath, m Billy
Vandeveer. © Helen Rauscher, Brooklyn. R
111247, Sept. 5, 1942, 70
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107
Come to Jesus to-day; w Lizzie DeArmond, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110783, Aug. 10, 1942. {(h
Complete method for the Boehm clarinet. pt. 1,
bk. 3. © Gustave Langenus, Commack, L. L.,
N. Y. R 111244, Sept. 8, 1942. 72
Conquer in the Saviour’s name; w Thoro Harris, m
Kem G. Bottorf. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 111256, Sept. 8, 1942. 73
Coquette (La); pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110887, Aug. 17, 1942. 74
Cotton blossom time; w J. Mahoney, m P. Wenrich.
© Jack Mahoney & Percy Wenrich, New York. R-
111218, Sept. 4, 1942. 75
Could the dreams of a dreamer come true; song, w
Jeff Branen. © Arthur Lange, Los Angeles, R
111245, Sept. 5, 1942. 76
Cradle song; violin or cello & pf. © Richard Czer-
wonky, Chicago. R 111240, Sept. 8, 1942. 717
Crowning day; w George Winterbourne, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110766, Aug. 10, 1942. 78
Daddy Long Legs; hesitation waltz; pf. © Clarence
M. Jones, New York. R 111178, Aug. 31, 1942.
. 79
Dance (The) on the green; pf.
Chicago. R 110844, Aug. 12, 1942.
© Mari Paldi,
80
Dance with me; waltz; pf. © Wallie Herzer, San
Francisco. R 111002, Aug. 25, 1942. 81
Dancing class; op. 127, no. 2; pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110945, Aug. 22,
1942. 82
Dancing sunbeams; pf. © Evelyn Sharpe, London.
R 110858, Aug. 12, 1942. 83
Dancing the jitney hop; song, from A modern Cin-
derella, m Hampton Durand. © Casper Nathan,
Chicago. R 111115, Aug. 26, 1942. 84
— — —wCasper Nathan. © Hampton Durand,
New York. R 110915, Aug. 14, 1942.
Day of gladness; w Jennie Ree [pseud. of Charles H.
Gabriel], m C. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 110742, Aug. 10, 1942. 86
Day of salvation; w Julia H. Johnston, m Kem G.
Bottorf. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 111255, Sept. 8, 1942. ° 87
Dead wife; song, w James Whitcomb Riley; mezzo
sop. or bar. © Fritz Krull, Indianapolis. R
110812, Aug. 3, 1942. 88
Dearest friend of all; song, w James Rowe. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 110748,
Aug. 10, 1942. 89
Do not say goodbye; song. © Leonard Marx, Bev-
erly Hills, Calif. R 111207, Sept. 4, 1942. 90
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Don’t take my dancing man away; song. © Jack J.
Caddigan, Boston & James A. Brennan, Middleboro,
Mass. R 111006, Aug. 25,. 1942. 91
Dorothy waltz; hesitation; pf. © Clarence M. Jones,
New York. R 111176, Aug. 31, 1942. 92
Down beside the Golden Gate; w Bernie [i. e. Ber-
nard] Grossman, m Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. ©
Bernard Grossman, North Hollywood, Calif. &
Jacob Glogau, Woodhaven, N. Y. R 110997, Aug.
25, 1942, 93
Down in the old neighborhood; w G. J. Moriarty,
m Richard A. Whiting. © George J. Moriarty,
Detroit & Eleanor Whiting, Los Angeles. R
111109, Aug. 26, 1942. & 94
Down on the lakes of Manitoba; w & m J. J. Caddi-
gan & Chick [i. e. O. E.] Story. © Jack J. Caddi-
gan, Boston & Oliver E. Story, East Boston, Mass.
R 110909, Aug. 18, 1942. 95
Dream that I hope comes true; from Molly and I, w
F. R. Adams, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence J.
Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y. & Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles. R 111277, Sept. 4, 1942. 96
Dreams make life worth while; song, m Hampton
Durand, © Casper Nathan, Chicago. R 110804,
Aug. 7, 1942. 97
Easter classics no. 3; w Elsie Duncan Yale & others,
m Theodor Giese & others, arr. Alfred Judson
[pseud. of J. Lincoln Hall] © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 110752, Aug. 10, 1942. 98
Echo in the forest; op. 127, no. 5; pf. © Paul Zil-
cher, Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110948, Aug.
22, 1942. 99
Ecstasi; tango Argentine, Leon Obrero; mand. orch.
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. R 110917, Aug. 18,
1942. 100
En valsant; op. 59, no. 4; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111298, Sept. 8, 1942.
101
Ever present Savior; w E. L. Thompson, m C. D.
Emerson [pseud. of Charles H. Gabriel] © Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110781, Aug. 10,
1942. 102
Everybody can help; w Oswald J. Smith, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 110839,
Aug. 13, 1942. 103
Everybody dance; song, from Ziegfeld follies 1915,
m Dave Stamper. © Gene Buck, New York. R
111157, Sept. 1, 1942. 104
Fairies in a ring; by Gena Branscombe [i. e. G. B.
Tenney]; pf. © Gena Branscombe Tenney, New
York. R 110849, Aug. 12, 1942. 105
Fairy and the rose; by Gena Branscombe [i.e. G. B.
Tenney]; pf. © Gena Branscombe Tenney, New
York. R 110848, Aug. 12, 1942. 106
Fairy frolic; by Gena Branscombe [i. e. G. B.
Tenney]; pf. © Gena Branscombe Tenney, New
York. R 110847, Aug. 12, 1942. 107
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Falling asleep; song, w Arthur Rutherford. ©
William Dichmont, Vancouver, Canada. R 110731,
Aug, 11, 1942. 108
Farewell, my love; w & m Queen Liliuokalani, tr.
Charlotte P. Austin, arr. © Charles H. Roth,
Pulaski, N. Y. R 110922, Aug. 18, 1942. 109
Fighting Bob; march, D. J. Cook; full band. ©
Ludwig music pub. co., Cleveland. R 110806,
Aug. 10, 1942. 110
Fileuse (La); op. 59, no. 5; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111299, Sept. 8, 1942.
111
First the man; w & mJ. B. Herbert; men’s voices.
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110791,
Aug. 10, 1942. 112
Five humorous male quartets; ed., rev. & arr.
Frederic H. Ripley & H. L. Heartz. © Edwin H.
Morris & co., inc., New York. R 110722, Aug. 5,
1942. 113
For better or for worse; from Princess Pat, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie
Blossom Wilson & Ella Herbert Bartlett, New
York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R
111164, Aug. 26, 1942. 114
For England; w Marguerite Radclyffe-Hall, m
Robert Coningsby Clarke. © Jacqueline Coningsby
Clarke, New York. R 110929, Aug. 18, 1942. 115
Fox trot; from Princess Pat, by Victor Herbert;
instrumental. © Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove,
La. & Ella Herbert Bartlett, New York. R 111172,
Aug. 26, 1942. 116
Frisco cabaret; w Joe [i. e. Joseph] Lyons, m E.
Clinton Keithley. © Joseph Lyons, New York. R
110898, Aug. 18, 1942. 117
Garden of the Lord; Easter anthem, w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m Herbert J. Lacey [pseud. of J. Lincoln
Hall] © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110735, Aug. 10, 1942. 118
Gate of blessing; w Lucien B. Cook, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110773, Aug. 10, 1942. 119
Gavotte; violin& pf. © Richard Czerwonky, Chicago.
R 111243, Sept. 8, 1942. 120
Gee! I only wish that I could make my dreams come
true; song, m Dave Stamper. © Gene Buck, New
York. R 111145, Sept. 1, 1942. 121
Get over, Sal; fox trot, one step, two step; pf. ©
Wallie Herzer, San Francisco. R 111003, Aug. 25,
1942. 122
Get the power; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles H. Gabriel.
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110765,
Aug. 10, 1942. 123
Ginger; from Hands up, w Grant Clarke & E. R.
Goetz, m Bert Grant. © E. Ray Goetz, New York.
R 111045, Aug. 19, 1942. 124
——Same. © Elsie Clarke, Los Angeles. R 110968,
Aug. 19, 1942. 125
—song, from Hands up, w E. Ray Goetz & Grant
Clarke. © Bert Grant, New York. R 110971, Aug.
19, 1942. 126
Girl from my home town; song, m Dave Stamper.
© Gene Buck, New York. R 111142, Sept. 1, 1942.
127
Giro d'Italia; valzer, Francesco Amoroso; partitura
de piccolo banda. © Ermelinda Amoroso, Naples.
R 110936, Aug. 21, 1942. 128
Going home to glory; w R. H. McDaniel, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 111258, Sept. 8, 1942. 129
Good-bye girls, I’m through; by Ivan Caryll; orch.
© Martin Handon, Denham, Bucks, England. R
110972, Aug. 18, 1942. 130
Good (The) Shepherd; w Chauncey Roscoe Piety, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110760, Aug. 10, 1942. 131
Gospel harvest; w R. H. McDaniel, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110772, Aug. 10, 1942. 132
Grandmother’s spinning wheel; op. 127, no. 9; pf.
© Paul Zilcher, Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R
110952, Aug. 22, 1942. 133
Great is the Lord; song, w Laurene Highfield. ©
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago, R 110530, July 27,
1942, . 134
Greisengesang; w Fr. Ruckert, englische uberset-
zung Fanny S. Copeland, m Franz Schubert, op.
60, nr. 1, arr. Max Reger; 1 singstimme mit orch.
partitur. © Elsa Reger, Munich. R 110960, Aug.
21, 1942. 135
Grey path to the sea; song, w Elizabeth S. C. Honey-
bourne. © Cecil Moon, Harrogate, England. R
110961, Aug. 21, 1942. 136
Hail to the Day; Easter anthem, w anon., m Jj.
Lincoln Hall. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 110737, Aug. 10, 1942. 137
Handfuls of purpose; w Ada R. Habershon, m Daniel
B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R
110837, Aug. 13, 1942. 138
Happy voices; w Jennie Ree [pseud. of Charles H.
Gabriel], m C. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 110743, Aug. 10, 1942. 139
Hark! Hark! My soul; w F. W. Faber, m Paul
Ambrose, op. 39, no. 2; mixed voices. © Naomi
Ambrose, Hamilton, Ont., Canada. R 110841, Aug.
12, 1942. 140
Have you forgotten God; w & m Charles H. Gabriel.
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110748,
Aug. 10, 1942. 141
Have you lost the way; song, w Howard Arnold Wal-
ter. © George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 110826,
Aug. 13, 1942. 142
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Hazel eyes; by Paul A. Rubens; orch. © Herbert
Rubens, London. R 110973, Aug. 18, 1942. 143
He did so much for me; w W. C. Poole, mH. A.
Henry [pseud. of Charles H. Gabriel] © Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110749, Aug. 10,
1942. 144
He gave me a song; w Lizzie DeArmond, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 100768, Aug. 10, 1942. 145
He loves me so; w Oswald J. Smith, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. .R 110834,
Aug. 13, 1942. 146
He saves me; w Oswald J. Smith, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 110833,
Aug. 13, 1942. 147
He shall reign; w Alfred Henry Ackley, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110750, Aug. 10, 1942. 148
He thinketh upon me; w George Walker Whitcomb,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110755, Aug. 10, 1942. 149
He was a friend of mine; song, w Charles K. Harris,
arr. Frederic Watson. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York. R 111184, Aug. 31, 1942. 150
Heart of the sea; w Helen Taylor [i. e. H. T. Roths-
child], mM. Michel. © Helen Taylor Rothschild,
London. R 111355, Sept. 15, 1942. 151
Help the one next to you; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110775, Aug. 10, 1942. 152
Helter skelter; op. 127, no. 3; pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110946, Aug. 22,
1942. 153
Here come the married men; song, from So long
Letty. © Earl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif. R
110716, Aug. 4, 1942. 154
Heroes of the empire; march, Cragie Ross, arr.
Percy E. Fletcher; orch. © Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. R 110978, Aug. 21, 1942. 155
Hesitation blues; one step; instrumental. © Billy
Smythe, Philadelphia. R 111190, Sept. 1, 1942.
156
High society; one step, turkey trot, two step, Clar-
ence M. Jones & T. Lemonier; pf. © Tom Lem-
onier, Chicago. R 110904, Aug. 18, 1942. 157
His word is love; sacred song, w Fred-G. Bowles.
No. 1, in F. - No. 2, inA flat. © H. T. Burleigh,
New York. R 111099, 111100, Aug. 28, 1942.
; 158, 159
Hold me in your loving arms; song, from Ziegfeld
follies 1915, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Gene Buck,
New York. R 111153, Sept. 1, 1942. 160
Holding on to Jesus; w Frank E. Graeff, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110751, Aug. 10, 1942. 161
Holy consecration; w Oswald J. Smith, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 110829,
Aug. 13, 1942. 162
Honeymoon in May; from The girl who smiles, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolph Philipp, m Jean
Briquet [pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. ©
Jessie June Paulton, West Tarring, Sussex, England.
R 111366, Sept. 4, 1942. 163
Hope in the heart; w Chauncey Roscoe Piety, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110759, Aug. 10, 1942. 164
Hours (The) I spent with thee; w R. Lewis, m E.
Erdman. © Roger Lewis, Chicago & Ernie Erd-
man, Rockford, Ill. R 110902, Aug. 18, 1942.
165
How beautiful are Thy dwellings; by Carl Pflueger,
arr. & ed. H. L. Heartz & Frederick H. Ripley;
sop. 1, 2 & alto, bass ad lib. © Edwin H. Morris
& co., inc., New York. R 111189, July 1, 1942.
166
How shall I know; w Annie B. Newbegin, m Charles
H. Gabriel, jr. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles.
R 111001, Aug. 25, 1942. 167
Humpty Dumpty; song, m Dave Stamper. © Gene
Buck, New York. R 111144, Sept. 1, 1942. 168
I bring you heartsease; w & m Gena Branscombe
[i. e. G. B. Tenney] © Gena Branscombe Tenney,
New York. R 110851, Aug. 12, 1942. 169
I care not what your past may be, I love you just
the same; song, w Dick Howard. © A. Fred
Phillips, New York. R 111270, Sept. 5, 1942. 170
I gotter get a gel; w R. P. Weston, m H. Darewski.
© Maud Weston, Twickenham, Middlesex, England
& Hermann Darewski, Kensington, England. R
110984, Aug. 19, 1942. 171
I know not, but Thou knowest; w Ada R. Habershon,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago. R 110823, Aug. 13, 1942. 172
I love to be loved; song, m Dave Stamper. © Gene
Buck, New York. R 111148, Sept. 1, 1942. 173
I loved you since you were a baby; w Joe [i. e.
Joseph] McCarthy, m Al Piantadosi. © Leo Feist,
inc., New York & Joseph McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y.
R 111220, Sept. 4, 1942. 174
I want to see Jesus, don’t you; w Ada Blenkhorn, m
Kem G. Bottorf. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 111254, Sept. 8, 1942. 175
I wish I was an island in an ocean of girls; from
Princess Pat, w Henry Blossom, m Victor Her-
bert. © Marjorie Blossom Wilson & Ella Herbert
Bartlett, New York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove,
La. R 111170, Aug. 26, 1942. 176
.
I’d like tobe a quitter but I find it hard to quit; from
Princess Pat, wHenry Blossom, m Victor Herbert.
© Marjorie Blossom Wilson & Ella Herbert Bart-
lett, New York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove,
La. R 111169, Aug. 26, 1942. 177
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I’d like to have you around; from Princess Pat, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie
Blossom Wilson & Ella Herbert Bartlett, New
York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R
111168, Aug. 26, 1942. 178
If it takes a thousand years; w J. K. Brennan, m
Ernest R. Ball. © M. Witmark & sons, New York
& J. Keirn Brennan, Los Angeles. R 110866, Aug.
18, 1942. 179
If she comes from old New England, she’s a grand
old girl; song, w Dick Howard, © A. Fred Phillips,
New York. R 111271, Sept. 5, 1942. 180
--——w Dick [i. e. R.] Howard, m A. Fred Phillips.
© Richard Howard, South Danville, N. H. R
111112, Aug. 29, 1942. 181
If the girlies could be soldiers; song, m Dave
Stamper. © Gene Buck, New York. R 111151,
Sept. 1, 1942. 182
If war is what Sherman said it was; song, w Andrew
B. Sterling. © Albert Gumble, New York. R
111098, Aug. 28, 1942. 183
I'll be a Santa Claus to you; song, from Ziegfeld
follies 1915, m Louis A. Hirsch, © Gene Buck,
New York. R 111152, Sept. 1, 1942. 184
I’ll throw a ring around you; song, from A modern
Cinderella, w Casper Nathan. © Hampton Durand,
New York. R 110991, Aug. 22, 1942. 185
I’m a long way from Tipperary; w R. Lewis, m E.
Erdman. © Roger Lewis, Chicago & Ernie Erd-
man, Rockford, Ill. R 110998, Aug. 25, 1942.
186
I’m glad it was only adream; w Bessie Buchanan,
m Ernest R. Ball. © M. Witmark & sons, New
York. R 111250, Sept. 4, 1942. 187
I’m goin’ to get a girl from dear old Georgia; song,
w Dave Green, © Jerome Shay, Tampa, Fla. R
111010, Aug. 25, 1942. 188
I’m looking for a modern Cinderella; song, from A
modern Cinderella, m Hampton Durand. © Casper
Nathan, Chicago. R 111116, Aug. 26, 1942, 189
—— —— —wCasper Nathan. © Hampton Durand,
New York. R 110916, Aug. 14, 1942. 190
I’m Neptune the king of the sea; song, w Robert
Todd. 1. Bar., in C. - 2. Bass, in B flat. ©
Everett J. Evans, Perry, Fla. R 110710, 110711,
Aug. 6, 1942, 191, 192
I’m on my way to Mandalay; march, two-step, one-
step, intro: Lonesome baby, by Fischer-Ayer,
arr. Calvin Grooms; mand. orch. © Leo Feist,
inc., New York. R 110918, Aug. 18, 1942. 193
I’m proud I’m Irish; song, from The little half-
breed, w Harry Breen. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York. R 110808, Aug. 11, 1942. 194
I’m proud to be a Yankee; from Bringing up father,
w Frank Tannehill, m Frank H. Grey. © Anne G.
Tannehill, New York, R 110906, Aug. 18, 1942.
195
I’m tired of everything but you; song, m Hampton
Durand. © Casper Nathan, Chicago. R 110805,
Aug. 7, 1942. 196
Images in the water; by Camille W. Zeckwer, op.
30, no. 3; pf. © Adrien B. Zeckwer, Llanerch,
Pa. R 111227, Sept. 4, 1942. 197
In a boat; by Camille W. Zeckwer, op. 30, no. 1; pf.
© Adrien B. Zeckwer, Llanerch, Pa, R 111225,
Sept. 4, 1942. 198
In a fairy boat; pf. © Evelyn Sharpe, London. R
110856, Aug. 12, 1942, 199
In a fairy dell; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110891, Aug. 17, 1942. 200
In a gondola; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110884, Aug. 17, 1942. 201
In Alabama, dear, with you; w & mH. De Costa &
Ellen Orr. © Harry De Costa, New York. R
111180, 111191, July 17, 1942. 202, 203
In day dreams; from Princess Pat, w Henry Blos-
som, m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Blossom
Wilson & Ella Herbert Bartlett, New York,
Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R 111165,
Aug. 26, 1942. 204
In Elfland; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New York.
R 110885, Aug. 17, 1942. 205
In Mattawan; song, w Vincent Bryan. © Harry Von
Tilzer, New York. R 110875, Aug. 14, 1942. 206
In playful mood; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110881, Aug. 17, 1942. 207
In springtime; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110889, Aug. 17, 1942. 208
In the hollow of His hand; w Herbert Buffum, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110777, Aug. 10, 1942. 209
In the mountains; op. 2, nos. 1-7; pf. © Walter
William Stockhoff, St. Louis. R 110927, Aug. 22,
1942, 210
In the shadow of the sycamore; w & m Leo Bennett.
© Jules Bennett, New York, R 110911, Aug. 18,
1942, 211
In the valley of dreams; hesitation waltz, F. W.
Vanderpool, arr. C. A. Egener; pf. © Hamilton
S. Gordon, inc., New York. R 110821, Aug. 11,
1942, 212
In this last great war; song, w Harry Meyers. ©
George D. Weist, New York. R 110903, Aug. 18,
1942, 213
Indoor sports; w Ed. P. Moran & Will A. Heelan, m
Seymour Furth. © Ludy Furth, North Bergen,
N. J. R 111267, Sept. 5, 1942. 214
Intermezzo; op. 59, no. 3; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111297, Sept. 8, 1942. ‘
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Irene; valse galante, op. 121; pf. © Edmund Par-
low, Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110953, Aug.
22, 1942. 216
Isle d’amour; valse, Leo Edwards, arr. Calvin
Grooms; mand. orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York. R 110919, Aug. 18, 1942. 217
It is here; w W. C. Poole, m Charles H. Gabriel.
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110758,
Aug. 10, 1942. 218
It was the time of roses; w Thomas Hood; mixed
voices. © HughS. Roberton, Glasgow. R 111137,
June 26, 1942. 219
I’ve lost my Mandy; w & m Eddie Leonard & Austin
Mack. © Mable Leonard & Edward B. Marks
music corp., New fone R 111285, Sept. 9, 1942.
220
Y ve — one idea about the girls, and that’s to love
’em;w & m E. Carroll, Joe [i. e. Joseph] Mc-
Carthy & Al Piantadosi. © Leo Feist, inc., New
York, Earl Carroll, Hollywood, Calif. & Joseph
McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. R 110868, Aug. 17,
1942. 221
—vw Joe [i. e. Joseph] McCarthy & E. Carroll, m
_ Al Piantadosi. © Leo Feist, inc., New York,
Joseph McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. & Earl Carroll,
Hollywood, Calif. R 111221, Sept. 4, 1942. 222
Jesus met me there; w Alfred Henry Ackley, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110779, Aug. 10, 1942. 223
Joy to serve Jesus; w James Rowe, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110771, Aug. 10, 1942. 224
Jungle ball; song, m Dave Stamper. © Gene Buck,
New York. R 111143, Sept. 1, 1942. 225
Just for somebody’s love; song, w Dave Green. ©
Jerome Shay, Tampa, Fla. R111009, Aug. 25,
1942. 226
Just to know Jesus cares; w Claire Ward, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110787, Aug. 10, 1942. 227
Just try to picture me back home in Tennessee; w
William Jerome, m W. Donaldson. © Maude
Nugent Jerome & Walter Donaldson, New York. R
111217, Aug. 24, 1942. 228
Keep close to Jesus; w Oswald J. Smith, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 110828,
Aug. 13, 1942. 229
Keep on hopin’; w Frank L. Stanton, m K. Heron-
Maxwell. © Mrs. Frank L. Stanton, Atlanta &
Kathleen Heron-Maxwell, London. R 111042, Aug.
25, 1942. 230
Keep the vision of the cross; w E. E. Hewitt, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110778, Aug. 10, 1942. 231
Killaloo; song, w Stanley Murphy. © Harry Puck,
Bayside, L. L, N. Y. R 110926, Aug. 18, 1942.
> 232
Knitting; by Paul A. Rubens; orch. © Herbert
Rubens, London. R 110974, Aug. 18, 1942. 233
Kol nidre; English & Hebrew w, transcribed Charles
J. Roberts; cantor & pf. or organ. © Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. R 111359, Sept. 15, 1942. 234
Land of the long ago; by Lilian Ray [pseud. of J.
Neat]; orch. © John Neat, London. R 110975, Aug.
18, 1942. 235
Leave-taking; w James Whitcomb Riley; mezzo sop.
or bar. © Fritz Krull, Indianapolis. R 110813,
Aug. 3, 1942. 236
Legend of the California poppy; song. © -Stella D.
Taylor, Los Angeles. R 110810, Aug. 8, 1942.
237
Let God use you; w Alfred Henry Ackley, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110785, Aug. 10, 1942. 238
Let us be true to Jesus; w R. H. McDaniel, m S. B.
Jackson [pseud. of Charles H. Gabriel] © Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110767, Aug. 10,
1942. 239
Let us dance; from The girl who smiles, w Edward
A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud.
of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June Paulton,
West Tarring, Sussex, England. R 111364, Sept.
4, 1942. 240
Licensed monster; w J. M. Humphrey, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110793, Aug. 10, 1942. 241
Liebesfreud; by Fritz Kreisler, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. R 111222, Sept. 4, 1942. 242
Liebesleid; by Fritz Kreisler, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. R 111223, Sept. 4, 1942. 243
Life has just begun; from The girl who smiles, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Bri-
quet [pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie
June Paulton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R
111367, Sept. 4, 1942. 244
Lily of France; w & m Willie Weston & Chris
Smith. © May Weston, Laguna Beach, Calif. R
110995, Aug. 25, 1942. @ 245
Linnet (The) is tuning her flute; w Louis Unter-
meyer; Sop.or ten., mezzo-sop. or bar. © Marion
Bauer, New York. R 110943, Aug. 22, 1942.
= 246
Little corporal; trot & one-step, Lucky [i. e. C. L.]
Roberts; pf. © C. Luckyth Roberts, New York.
R 111130, Aug. 29, 1942. 247
Little tales from Tuneland; 34 simple tunes; pf.,
with w. © Mabel Madison Watson, Devon, Pa. R
110850, Aug. 12, 1942. 248
Little things that count; w & mLeo Bennett. © Jules
Bennett, New York. R 110910, Aug. 18, 1942.
249
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Lonesome for you; song. © Shelton Brooks, Los
Angeles. R 110912, Aug. 18, 1942. 250
Love dream; valse song, w M. P., French w L.
Daniderff & Ronn. © Leo Daniderff, New York.
R 111159, Aug. 31, 1942. 251
Love here is my heart; w Adrian Ross [pseud. of
A. R. Ropes], m L. Silesu; in E flat. © Lao
Silesu & Arthur R. Ropes, London. R 110114, aa
10, 1942.
Love is the best of all; from Princess Pat, w Henry
Blossom, m Victor Herbert. © Ella Herbert
Bartlett & Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New York,
Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R 111275,
Sept. 4, 1942. 253
Love song; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110880, Aug. 17, 1942. 254 ©
Love’s garden of roses; orch. © Haydn Wood,
Northam, North Devon, England. R 110979, Aug.
21, 1942. 255
——[and] O flower divine; by Haydn Wood, arr. H.
M. Higgs; cornet & orch. © Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. R 110980, Aug. 21, 1942. 256
Love’s old sweet song; by Malloy [and] Old Black
Joe; by S. C. Foster: arr.; military band. © J. W.
Pepper & son, Philadelphia. R 110712, June 18,
1942. 257
Make a fuss over me; song, m Dave Stamper. ©
Gene Buck, New York. R 111141, Sept. 1, 1942.
258
Make him guess; from Princess Pat, w Henry
Blossom, m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Blossom
Wilson & Ella Herbert Bartlett, New York, Clif-
ford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R111171, Aug.
26, 1942. 259
March of the scouts; pf. © Evelyn Sharpe, London.
R 110859, Aug. 12, 1942. 260
March of the toys; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont,
New York. R 110882, Aug. 17, 1942. 261
March on to victory; w Ella M. Bangs, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110761, Aug. 10, 1942. 262
March to the woods; pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago. R
110842, Aug. 12, 1942. 263
Mary had a little vote; w & m J. B. Herbert. ©
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110790, Aug.
10, 1942. 264
Mary, the doubter’s daughter; evangelistic song
story, C. Austin Miles. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110794, Aug. 10, 1942. 265
Mavourneen roamin’; w Gordon Johnstone, m Mac
Shane O’Neill [pseud. of G. O'Hara] © Geoffrey
O’Hara, Bronxville, N. Y. & Elizabeth F, Sweeney,
New York. RK 110796, Aug. 10, 1942. 266
Mazurka; op. 3, no. 2; pf. © York Bowen, Worthing,
England. R 110962, Aug. 21, 1942. 267
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
—op. 59, no. 2; pf. © ignaz Friedman, Vaucluse,
Australia. R 111296, Sept. 8, 1942. 268
Mem’ ries of violets; song, w Estelle Pugsley Hart.
© J. Rosamond Johnson, New York. R 111108, Aug.
28,1942. 269
Midnight frolic glide; song, m Dave Stamper & Will
H. Vodery. © Gene Buck, New York. R 111155,
Sept. 1, 1942. 270
Midnight in the old home town; song,from A modern
Cinderella, w Casper Nathan. © Hampton Durand,
New York. R 110994, Aug. 22, 1942. 271
Mighty Saviour; w Mary Fraser, m Daniel B. Town-
er. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 110825,
Aug. 13, 1942. 272
Millicent; valse hesitation or boston pause. 1.
Orch. - 2. Pf. © Frank W. McKee, Hollywood,
Calif. R 111230, 111231, Sept. 4, 1942. 273, 274
Mine till Judgment day; song, w Fleta Jan Brown
[i. e. Fleta Jan Brown Spencer] © Herbert Spen-
cer, Hillsdale, N. J. R 110900, Aug. 18, 1942.
275
Minuet gracieuse; op. 127, no. 6;pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110949, Aug. 22,,.
1942. 276
Minuet in ancient style; violin & pf.;inE flat major.
© Richard Czerwonky, Chicago. R 111242, Sept.
8, 1942. 277
Miriam’s song of triumph; by Franz Schubert, op.
136, arr. Louis Victor Saar; women’s 3-pt. cho.
© Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R 110983, Aug.
_21, 1942. 278
Mrs. Kelly’s table d’hote; song, m Dave Stamper.
© Gene Buck, New York. R 111140, Sept. 1, 1942.
279
Mona Lisa; oper, w Beatrice Dovsky, m Max von
Schillings, op. 31, arr. Heinz Ludwig. Klavier-
auszug. © Barbara von Schillings, Berlin. R
110688, Aug. 1, 1942. 280
Morning glory; w Dick [i. e. R.] Howard, m Harry
Jentes. © Richard Howard, South Danville, N. H.
R 111113, Aug. 29, 1942. 281
Music box rag; fox trot, Lucky [i. e. C. L.] Roberts;
pf. © C. Luckyth Roberts, New York. R 111132,
Aug. 29, 1942. 282
My heart has rest in Jesus; w Maud Frazer Jackson,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago. R 110831, Aug. 13, 1942. 283
My Honolulu bride; song. © Harold Weeks, Seattle.
R 111139, Sept. 1, 1942. 284
My Kathleen; song, w Glenn LaMarr. © Ernie
Burnett, New York. R 111033, Aug. 27, 1942.
285
My little submarine; song, m Dave Stamper. ©
Gene Buck, New York. R 111150, Sept. 1, 1942.
286
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My model girl; from The blue paradise, w Harold
Atteridge, m Sigmund Romberg. © Mary T.
Atteridge, uynbrook, L.I., N. Y. R 110708, Aug.
6, 1942. 287
——song, from The blue paradise, w Harold Atte-
ridge. © Sigmund Romberg, New York. R 110717,
Aug. 6, 1942. 288
My Ziegfeld midnight girl; song, m Dave Stamper.
© Gene Buck, New York. R 111146, Sept. 1, 1942.
289
Nacht und traume; w Matth. V. Collins, englische
ubersetzung Fanny S. Copeland, m Franz Schubert,
op. 43, nr. 2, arr. Max Reger; 1 singstimme mit
orch. partitur. © Elsa Reger, Munich. R 110959,
Aug. 21, 1942. 290
Napulitanata; de P. Mario Costa, arr. E. Tavan;
orch. © Adéle G. Bonnie Ragot-Tavan, Nantes,
France. R 110989, Aug. 21, 1942. 291
Neapolitan love song; from Princess Pat, w Henry
Blossom, m Victor Herbert, Italian adaptation
Max Villani. © Ella Herbert Bartlett, Marjorie
Blossom Wilson & M. Witmark & sons, New York,
Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R 111205,
Aug. 26, 1942. 292
Never more true than today; w Ada R. Habershon,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago. R 110824, Aug. 13, 1942. 293
No more sea; song, w Ada R. Habershon. © George
C. Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 110830, Aug. 13, 1942.
294
Noon; by Camille W. seckwer, op. 30, no. 2; pf. ©
Adrien B. Zeckwer, Llanerch, Pa. R 111226,
Sept. 4, 1942. 295
North wind; pf. © EvelynSharpe, London. R 110855,
Aug. 12, 1942. 296
Norwegian memories; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont,
New York. R 110886, Aug. 17, 1942. 297
Norwegian minuet; by Fini Henriques, op. 6, no. 3,
arr. H. A. Lang; pf. © Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. R 110935, July 3, 1942. 298
Nothing sustaining; w George Walker Whitcomb, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110754, Aug. 10, 1942. 299
O blessed life eternal; w Charles Riley, m Daniel
B. fowner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R
110832, Aug. 13, 1942. 2 300
O glorious throng; w Jennie E. Hussey, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110744, Aug. 10, 1942. 301
Easter anthem, w Elsie
© Rodeheaver co.,
302
O wherefore come ye;
Duncan Yale, m Adam Geibel.
Winona Lake, Ind. R 110738, Aug. 10, 1942.
Oh Lisette; orch. © Howard Carr, London. R
110981, Aug. 21, 1942. 303
On a beautiful beach; song, from So long Letty. ©
Earl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111036, Aug.
24, 1942. 304
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On a beautiful beautiful night; song, w Al Dubin. ©
Joseph A. Burke, Philadelphia. R 111246, Sept.
5, 1942. 305
On the battlefield with the Red cross; w Alcan Moss,
m Maurice Levi. © Henry R. Levi, Baltimore.
R 110899, 111013, Aug. 18, 25, 1942. 306, 307
On the beach at Waikiki; song, w G. H. Stover, arr.
Sonny Cunha. © Henry Kailimai, Detroit. R
110894, Aug. 15, 1942. 308
On the road to old Killarney; song, m Archie Gott-
ler. © Edgar Leslie, New York. R 110720, Aug.
8, 1942. 309
—— —w Edgar Leslie. © Archie Gottler, New
York. R 110721, Aug. 8, 1942. 310
One of all the world; orch. © Hermann Lohr, Tun-
bridge Wells, England. R 111160, Aug. 31, 1942.
311
One step into love; song, from The blue paradise,
w Herbert Reynolds. © Sigmund Romberg, New
York. R 110718, Aug. 6, 1942. 312
Only a dream; w Ina Duley Ogdon, m Lloyd Ten
Eyck [pseud. of B. D. Ackley] © Bentley D.
Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 111110, Aug. 26,
1942. 313
Orange blossom time in San Jose; song, from Hands
up. © E. Ray Goetz, New York. R 111046, Aug.
19, 1942. 314
Our great King; w Jennie Ree [pseud. of Charles H.
et m J. C. Williams |pseud. of Charles H.
Gabriel] © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110753, Aug. 10, 1942. 315
Palm Beach; fox trot, Lucky [i. e. C. L.] Roberts;
pf. © C. Luckyth Roberts, New York. R 111131,
Aug. 29, 1942. 316
Pauline waltz; hesitation; pf. © Clarence M. Jones,
New York. R 111177, Aug. 31, 1942. 317
Peaceful Rafferty; w J. K. Brennan & D. Reed, m
Ernest R. Ball. © M. Witmark & sons & Dave
Reed, New York, J. Keirn Brennan, Los Angeles.
R 111192, Sept. 1, 1942. 318
Petticoat Lane; pf. © Euday L. Bowman, Fori
Worth. R 110878, Aug. 15, 1942. 319
Phone me some night at eight; from Molly and I,
w F. R. Adams, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence
J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y. & Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles. R 111368, Sept. 15, 1942. 320
Pirate’s rag; from Hands up, w E. Ray Goetz &
Grant Clarke, m Joe Young & B.Grant. © Bert
Grant, New York. R 110970, Aug. 19, 1942. 321
——Same. © E. Ray Goetz, New York. R 111044,
Aug. 19, 1942. 322
——Same. © Elsie Clarke, LosAngeles. R 110967,
Aug. 19, 1942. 323
——Same. © Ruth Young Grunberg, New York. R
110969, Aug. 19, 1942. 324
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Pray for the lights to go out; song, m O. F. Tiffany.
© Gene Cobb, Mt. Vernon, Ky. R 111179, Aug.
31, 1942. 325
Prepare to meet thy God; w E. E. Rexford, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110764, Aug. 10, 1942. 326
Pretty Polly Oliver; w Harold Boulton, m of old
English air arr. Arthur Somervell, cho. arr. V.
Harris; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Victor Harris, New
York. R 111104, Aug. 28, 1942. 327
Printemps fleuri; par Vincenzo Billi, op. 299; pf.
© Mabel Rosita Billi, Florence, Italy. R 110937,
Aug. 21, 1942. 328
Problem; song. © Stella D. Taylor, Los Angeles.
R 110809, Aug. 8, 1942. 329
Queen of the South Sea isles; song, m S. R. Henry
[pseud. of Henry S. Stern] © L. Wolfe Gilbert,
Hollywood, Calif. R 111193, Sept. 3, 1942. 330
—w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m S. R. Henry [pseud. of
Henry R. Stern] © Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. R 111286, Sept. 9, 1942. 331
Rejoice in the Lord; Biblical w, m John E. West;
mixed voices. © Marion West, London. R 110957,
Aug. 22, 1942. 332
Rescued; w L. E. Guess, m Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110780,
Aug. 10, 1942. 333
Retreat or advance; w Edward Paulton, m Oreste
Vessella. © Jessie Paulton, Worthing, Sussex,
England. R 111004, Aug. 25, 1942. 334
Reverie; by Wilfrid Sanderson; pf. © Elsie Sander-
son, Merrow, Guildford, England. R 111208, Sept.
4, 1942. 335
Road to your heart; w Dorothy Dickinson, m Cuth-
bert Wynne [pseud. of Charles Willeby]; in E flat.
© Charles Willeby,- London. R 110726, June 8,
1942. 336
Rolled away; w Lizzie DeArmond, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
110776, Aug. 10, 1942. 337
Rose of Italy; w Edgar Selden, m George Lyons &
B. Yosco. © Bob Yosco, Brooklyn. R 111280,
Sept. 8, 1942. 338
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Roses and fairies; w G. Douglas, m Eugene Wyatt.
© Walter P. Wyatt, Baltimore. R 110728, Aug.
11, 1942. 339
Rosey’s (George) folio of characteristic pieces, no.
1; arr. George Rosey [pseud. of George Milton
Rosenberg]; orch. pts. © Milton M. Rosenberg,
New York. R 111048, Aug. 28, 1942. 340
Rosy rapture; pf. 1. Selection. - 2. Waltz. ©
Hermann Darewski, Kensington, England. R
110985, 110986, Aug. 19, 1942. 341, 342
Ruff Johnson’s harmony band; song, from Highjinks,
m Maurice Abrahams & §S. Brooks. © Shelton
Brooks, Los Angeles. R 110999, Aug. 25, 1942.
343
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Safety first; song, w Theodore B. White. © Lucien
Denni, Long Beach, Calif. R 110905, Aug. 18,
1942. 344
Salice (Il) d’oro; valser; pf. © Riccardo Pick-
Mangiagalli, Milan. R 110938, Aug. 21, 1942.
345
Say not tomorrow; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110782, Aug. 10, 1942. 346
Schon Rosmarin; by Fritz Kreisler, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. R 111224, Sept. 4, 1942. 347
Scotch poem; by E. A. MacDowell, op. 31, no. 2,
transcribed Charles J. MacDowell; orch. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. R 111361, Sept. 15, 1942.
348
Serenade; by Frederick Septimus Kelly, op. 7.
1. Flute, with horn, harp & string orch. acc. sc. -
2. Flute & pf. © Antonia Kelly, Taunton, Somer-
set, England. R 110020, 111021, Aug. 21, 1942.
349, 350
—pby Richard Czerwonky, arr. Charles J. Roberts;
full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R
111360, Sept. 15, 1942. 351
——German wA. F. von Schach, English w Fred-
erick H. Martens, m Richard Strauss, op. 17, no.
2, arr.; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Victor Harris,
New York. R 111105, Aug. 28, 1942. 352
Serenata; by M. Moszkowsky, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. R 111358, Sept. 15, 1942. 353
Serenata napolitana; de P. Mario Costa, arr. E.
Tavan; orch. © Adele G. Bonnie Ragot-Tavan,
Nantes, France. R 110987, Aug. 21, 1942. 354
Serenatella; de P. Mario Costa, arr. E. Tavan;
orch. © Adele G. Bonnie Ragot-Tavan, Nantes,
France. R 110988, Aug. 21, 1942. 355
Setting the pace; one step trot, arr. R. L. Halle;
orch. © Chester W. Smith, Belleville, N. J. R
111173, Aug. 26, 1942. 356
Shoes of husband number one as worn by number
two; from Princess Pat, w Henry Blossom, m
Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Blossom Wilson &
Ella Herbert Bartlett, New York, Clifford Herbert,
Cedar Grove, La. R 111206, Aug. 26, 1942. 357
Shower of blossoms; w Robert Herrick, m Bain-
bridge [i. e. L. B.] Crist; med., in D. © Lucien
Bainbridge Crist, Washington. R 111023, Aug. 24,
1942. 358
Shy and sly; trot, Lucky [i. e. C. L.] Roberts, arr.
J. Louis von der Mehden, jr.; pf. © C. Luckyth
Roberts, New York. R 111183, Aug. 29, 1942.
: 359
Silver threads among the gold; air vari, H. P.
Danks, arr. I. J. Masten. 1. Band. - 2. Orch. ©
Hamilton S. Gordon, inc., New York. R 110819,
110820, Aug. 11, 1942. 360, 361
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Sing Sing tango tea; from Hands up, w Harold Atte-
ridge, mS. Romberg. © Mary T. Atteridge, Lyn-
brook, L. I., N. Y. & Sigmund Romberg, New
York. R 110723, Aug. 7, 1942. 362
Sleep, Babe divine (Le sommeil de 1’Enfant Jésus);
noel, 13th century, English w Wilbur Weeks, m
from Gevaert collection, arr.; women’s cho. ©
Victor Harris, New York. R 111232, Sept. 4, 1942.
363
Sloane’s (A. Baldwin) dance folio; by A. B. Sloane.
© Mae Auwerda Sloane, Hollywood, Calif. R
110996, Sept. 8, 1942. 364
So long Letty; song, from the production. © Earl
Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 110286, 110798,
July 17, 1942.
Social rigamarole; song, from A modern Cinderella,
w Casper Nathan. © Hampton Durand, New York.
R 110993, Aug. 22, 1942. 367
song, from Cousin Lucy, w Schuyler
Greene. © Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif. R
111228, Sept. 1, 1942. 368
Society buds; waltz; pi. © Bert Lowe, New York.
R 111012, Aug. 25, 1942. 369
Solveig’s song; from 2d Peer Gynt suite, by Edvard
Grieg, arr. V. F. Safranek; military band. ©
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R 111187, Sept. 2,
1942. 370
Some baby; w & m Bobby Heath, Jeff Branen & Nat
Osborn. © Edith M. Branen, Los Angeles. R
111248, Sept. 5, 1942. 371
Song of the wild flowers; pf. © Ada Weigel Powers,
Nutley, N. J. R 110729, Aug. 11, 1942. 372
Songs of the West; w Edward Teschemacher [pseud.
of Edward Lockton| © Henry Geehl, Coleshill,
Buckinghamshire, England. R 111211, Aug. 18,
1942. 373
Sowing and reaping; sacred cantata, w Ernest Lacey.
© Fred W. Peace, Dewsbury, Yorks, England. R
110954, Aug. 22, 1942. 374
Spanish serenade; op. 127, no. 8;pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110951, Aug. 22,
1942, 375
Stand still; w Ada R. Habershon, m Daniel B. Town-
er. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 110822,
Aug. 13, 1942. 376
Stars brightly shining; waltz, m Emil Bronté, arr.
Paul Ambrose; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. R 111035, Aug. 22, 1942.
377
Story of the sparrow; from The girl who smiles, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Bri-
quet [pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie
June Paulton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R
111365, Sept. 4, 1942. 378
Streets of old New York; w Jeff Branen, m Arthur
Lange. © Edith M. Branen, Los Angeles. R
110897, Aug. 18, 1942. 379
365, 366.
Strife is o’er; Easter anthem, w anon., m Alfred
Judson [pseud. of J. Lincoln Hall] © Rodeheaver
co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 110736, Aug. 10, 1942.
380
Success or failure; song. © Stella D. Taylor, Los
Angeles. R 110811, Aug. 8, 1942. 381
Suite in H moll fur orchester; ouverture, Johann
Sebastian Bach, bearb. Max Reger; 2 violinen,
bratsche, violoncell, bass u. flote. Partitur. ©
Elsa Reger, Munich. R 110958, Aug. 21, 1942.
382
Sweet Irish rose, from dear old Killarney; song. ©
Thurland Chattaway, New York. R 111265, Sept.
8, 1942. 383
Sweetest girl in Monterey; song, w Alfred Bryan.
© Herman Paley, New York. R 110714, July 28,
1942. 384
Swing, little blossoms; w Ida L. Reed, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110784, Aug. 10, 1942. 385
Take me back to the Ireland I love; song, w Alex
Sullivan. © M. Kay Jerome, Hollywood, Calif. R
111037, Aug. 24, 1942. 386
Teach me to smile; from The girl who smiles, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Bri-
quet [pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie
June Pauiton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R
111363, Sept. 4, 1942. 387
Tell the town, hello, to-night; from The blue para-
dise, w Harold Atteridge, m Sigmund Romberg.
© Mary T. Atteridge, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y. R
110709, Aug. 6, 1942. 388
——song, from The blue paradise, w Harold Atte-
ridge. © Sigmund Romberg, New York. R 110719,
Aug. 6, 1942. 389
Texas fox trot; pf. © David W. Guion, Lehighton,
Pa. R 110896, Aug. 18, 1942. 390
Thanks be to God; w Jennie Ree [pseud. of Charles
H. Gabriel], m C. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 110745, Aug. 10, 1942. 391
That du-dah-dey; song, m Lewis F. Muir. © Dick
Howard, South Danville, N. H. R 111287, Sept. 9,.
1942. 392
That is far enough for me; w A. M. Burgeson, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago.
R 110836, Aug. 13, 1942. 393
That rushin’ rag; song, from So long Letty. © Earl
Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 110287, 110799,
July 17, 1942. 394, 395
That’s why I love Him; w & m Scott Lawrence. ©
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 111252,
Sept. 8, 1942. 396
There wasn’t any tango when your grandma was a
girl; w & m J. J. Caddigan & Chick [i. e. O. E.]
Story. © Jack J. Caddigan, Boston & Oliver E.
Story, East Boston, Mass. R 111007, Aug. 25,
1942. 397
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There’s a convent by the beautiful sea; w Grant
Clarke, m Fred Fischer. © Anna Fisher, Atlan-
tic Beach, L. I., N. Y. R 111182, Sept. 2, 1942.
398
——Same. © Elsie Clarke, Los Angeles. R
111181, Sept. 2, 1942. 399
There’s a maid in America, made in America, a
maid for every boy; song. © Glenn C. Leap,
Brooklyn. R 111000, Aug. 25, 1942. 400
There’s a message of love in your eyes; from
Princess Pat, w Henry Blossom, m Victor Her-
bert. © Marjorie Blossom Wilson & Ella Herbert
Bartlett, New York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar
Grove, La. R 111166, Aug. 26, 1942. 401
They shall come and sing; anthem; mixed voices.
© Charles B. Blount, Winthrop, Mass. R 110730,
Aug. 11, 1942. 402
They’re in the junk pilenow; song, mDave Stamper.
© Gene Buck, New York. R 111149, Sept. 1, 1942.
403
Thine be the glory; song, w A. Gardner. © George
C. Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 110827, Aug. 13, 1942.
404
Those come hither eyes; song, from Cousin Lucy,
w Schuyler Greene. © Jerome Kern, Beverly
Hills, Calif. R 110865, Aug. 14, 1942. 405
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace; Biblical w, m
John E. West; mixed yoices. © Marion West,
London. R 110956, Aug. 22, 1942. 406
Through the cornfields; op. 45, no. 1; pf. © R.
Krentzlin, Berlin. R 110853, Aug. 12, 1942. 407
Thrush (The) to his love; w Cresandia, m Florence
Aylward [i. e. F. A. Kinder]; in F. © Florence
Aylward Kinder, St. Leonards-on-sea, England.
R 111208, Sept. 4, 1942. 408
Tidal-wave of grace; w Ada Blenkhorn, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110786, Aug. 10, 1942. 409
To hear your voice; song, from So long Letty. ©
Earl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 110288,
110800, July 17, 1942. : 410, 411
Tonight’s the night; one step, Paul A. Rubens, arr.
Manuel Klein. 1. Pf. - 2. Orch. © Chappell &
co., ltd., London. R 110976, 111273, Aug. 20,
Sept. 8, 1942. 412, 413
Tremolo trot; trot & one-step, Lucky [i. e. C. L.]
Roberts; pf. © C. Luckyth Roberts, New York.
R 111129, Aug. 29, 1942. 414
Trilby; song, m Dave Stamper. © Gene Buck, New
York. R 111147, Sept. 1, 1942. 415
Triumph of the greater love; Easter cantata, w com-
piled Frederick H. Martens, m W. Lester; mixed
cho.; organ acc. © Herman C. Martens, Mountain
Lakes, N. J. & William Lester, Chicago. R
111239, Sept. 8, 1942. 416
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Trust in God and do your best; w E. E. Hewitt, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110746, Aug. 10, 1942. 417
Trust song; w E. E. Rexford, m H. A. Henry [pseud.
of Charles H. Gabriel] © Rodeheaver co., Winona .
Lake, Ind. R 110774, Aug. 10,1942. _ 418
Twilight; by Theo. Bendix; orch. © Harry Bendix,
New York. R 111043, Aug. 25, 1942. 419
Twilight dreams; waltz intermezzo; military band.
© Herbert L. Clarks, Long Beach, Calif. R
111278, Sept. 4, 1942. 420
Twilight rays; pf. © Evelyn Sharpe, London. R
110856, Aug. 12, 1942. 421
Two heads are better than one; song, from Cousin
Lucy, w J. Kern & Schuyler Greene. © Jerome
Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 110864, Aug. 14,
1942. 422
Two laughing Irish eyes; from Princess Pat, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert. © Ella Her-
bert Bartlett & Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New
York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R -
111167, Aug. 26, 1942. 423
Two poems; w W. E. Henley. 1. Low voice. - 2.
High voice. © Harry T. Burleigh, New York. R
111101, 111102, Aug. 28, 1942. 424, 425
Two songs; w John Langdon Heaton & Thomas Reidy.
© Justin Ring, Brooklyn. R 110803, Aug. 13,1942.
426
Valley of the shadow; w Albert Simpson Reitz,m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110757, Aug. 10, 1942. 427
Valse lyrique; op. 127,.no. 7; pf. © Paul Zilcher,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R 110950, Aug. 22,
1942, 428
Valse tendre; pf. © Leo Daniderff, New York. R
111161, Aug. 31, 1942. 429
Valsette; by Wilfrid Sanderson; pf. © Elsie Sander-
son, Merrow, Guildford, England. R 111209, Sept.
4, 1942. 430
Vast universe; anthem, m F. W. Peace; mixed
voices. © Fred W. Peace, Dewsbury, Yorks,
England. R 110955, Aug. 22, 1942. 431
Venetian carnival; waltz, w Lewis Henley, m Emil
Bronté [pseud. of Charles Rawlings]; in E flat. ©
M. B. Bloor, London. R 110941, Aug. 22, 1942.
432
Violin (The) my great grand-daddy made; w R.
Lewis, mE. Erdman. © Roger Lewis, New York
& Ernie Erdman, Rockford, Ill. R 111005; Aug.
25, 1942. 433
Voice from afar; English w Paul Bliss, Italian w L.
Golisciani, m P. A. Tirindelli; with violin obl., ad
lib. © Wanda Tirindelli, Rome. R 111229, Sept.
4, 1942. 434
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Vort hjem, vort sprog, vor faedrene jord; digt
Thorkil Barfod, m L. Birkedal-Barfod. © Beate
Ferdinandine Birkedal-Barfod, Bagsvaerd, Den-
mark. R 111293, Sept. 8, 1942. 435
Waltz; violin & pf. © Richard Czerwonky, Chicago.
R 111241, Sept. 8, 1942. 436
Watching the waves roll in; w Harry Flanagan, m
Earl Burtnett. © Kathryne Burtnett, Pontiac,
Mich. R 110733, Aug. 10, 1942. 437
Way down yonder in de cornfield; old plantation
song, arr. Frank E. Barry; mixed voices. ©
Charlotte C. Barry, Rockville Center, N. Y. R
111008, Aug. 25, 1942. 438
We will be faithful; w Harry Dixon Loes, m Daniel
B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R
110835, Aug. 13, 1942. 439
Wedding for one; from Molly and I, w F. R. Adams,
m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence J. Hirsch,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. & Frank R. Adams, Los
Angeles. R 111276, Sept. 4, 1942. 440
We'll look after you; by Paul A. Rubens; orch. ©
Herbert Rubens, London. R 110977, Aug. 18, 1942.
441
What a day of victory; w James Rowe, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110788, Aug. 10, 1942. 442
What are you going to do with me now; w & m Joe
[i. e. Joseph] McCarthy & Howard Johnson. ©
Edna Johnson, New York & Joseph McCarthy,
Hadley, N. Y. R 110869, Aug. 17, 1942. 443
What have I done today; w arr. Nixon Waterman, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago.
R 111128, Aug. 17, 1942. 444
What shall the record be; w E. E. Rexford, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110763, Aug. 10, 1942. 445
What would you do for fifty thousand dollars; song,
w Alfred Bryan. © Herman Paley, New York. R
110713, July 28, 1942. 446
What-nots; song album, w anon. © Thomas Case
Sterndale-Bennett, Hampstead, England. R 110930,
Aug. 18, 1942. 447
When; w Clifton Bingham, m Arthur W. Marchant.
© Leonora Marchant, Ormiston, Sterling, Scotland.
R 110852, Aug. 12, 1942. 448
When a regular boy meets a regular girl; song, w
Alex Sullivan. © M. Kay Jerome, Hollywood,
Calif. R 111194, Sept. 3, 1942. 449
When I leave the world behind; song. © Irving
Berlin, New York. R 111017, Aug. 25, 1942. 450
When she comes home; song, w James Whitcomb
Riley; mezzo sop. or bar. © Fritz Krull, Indian-
apolis. R 110815, Aug. 3, 1942. 451
When the silv’ry moon is shining o’er the hills of
dear old Maine; w & m Ernst B. Orne. © Mrs.
George N. Blake, Portland, Me. R 111014, Aug.
24, 1942. 452
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Where shall we land; song, w James Whitcomb
Riley; mezzo sop. or bar. © Fritz Krull, Indian-
apolis. R 110816, Aug. 3, 1942. 453
Where the Hudson River flows; song, w William
Jerome & Coleman Goetz. © Archie Gottler, Los
Angeles. R.110939, Aug. 22, 1942. 454
White carnations; Mother’s day program, w Elsie
Duncan Yale & others, m Alfred Judson [pseud. of
J. Lincoln Hall] & others. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 111253, Sept. 8, 1942. 455
Whole hearted; w George Walker Whitcomb, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 110756, Aug. 10, 1942. 456
Whole world knows I love you; w Billy Gould, m
George Lyons & B. Yosco. © Bob Yosco, Brook-
lyn. R 111279, Sept. 8, 1942. 457
Why (The) not? girl; song, m William Stange. ©
Gertrude Burroughs, Baltimore. R 110818, Aug.
14, 1942. 458
Willow (The); w Horace Boulton, m A. Goring
Thomas, arr.; women’s voices. © Victor Harris,
New York. R 111107, Aug. 28, 1942. 459
Win them one by one; march song; men’s voices. ©
C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J. R 111257, Sept.
8, 1942. 460
With light heart; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110888, Aug. 17, 1942. 461
Wonderful power; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110770, Aug. 10, 1942. 462
Won’t you be my little fan-tan girl; song. © P.
Hans Flath, Kansas City, Kan. R 111114, Aug.
26, 1942. - 463
Wood elf; pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago. R 110845,
Aug. 12, 1942. 464
Ye shall go out with joy; Biblical w; mixed cho. ©
Roland Diggle, Los Angeles. R 110892, Aug. 17,
1942, 465
Yesteryear; w Cyril Horne, m Bainbridge [i. e.
L. B.] Crist; high voice. © Lucien Bainbridge
Crist, Washington. R 111025, Aug. 24, 1942.
466
You are my little Cupid; from The girl who smiles,
w Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean
Briquet [pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. ©
Jessie June Paulton, West Tarring, Sussex, Eng-
land. R 111362, Sept. 4, 1942. 467
You don’t take a sandwichto a banquet; from Nobody
home, w & m Worton David & J, P. Long. © Lilian
Shirley David, Kenton, Middlesex, England & J. P.
Long, Hove, England, R 110724, Aug. 7, 1942.
468
Your King has need of you; w Ada R. Habershon, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chicago.
R 110838, Aug. 13, 1942. 469
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You’re here and I’m here; one step, two step,
or trot, Jerome D. Kern, arr. Calvin Grooms;
mand. orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
110921, Aug. 18, 1942. 470
You're welcome back to California; song, from So
long Letty. © Earl Carroll, Hollywood, Calif. R
110801, 110807, July 14, 1942. 471, 472
Your’s till the end of time; m Alfred Solman; mezzo
Sop. or high bar., in B flat. © Sylvester Maguire,
St. Louis. R 111249, Sept. 5, 1942. 473
477
You’ve got me goin’, goin’, now I’m gone; song,
from A modern Cinderella, m Hampton Durand.
© Casper Nathan, Chicago. R 111136, Aug. 26,
1942. 474
—- — —w Casper Nathan. © Hampton Dur-
and, New York. R 110992, Aug. 22, 1942. 475
Zebra girl; song, m Dave Stamper. © Gene Buck,
New York. R 111156, Sept. 1, 1942. - 476
Zelima; oriental tango, McNair Ilgenfritz, arr.
Gaston Borch; orch. © Edward Schuberth & co.,
inc., New York. R 110795, Aug. 11, 1942. 477
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Published by Authority of the Acts
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of June 30, 1906, and of
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| PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Including
LIST OF RENEWALS
1942
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 37
No. 9
The Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing the entries for musical
compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabeti-
cally by title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles reading “‘w’’ & ‘‘m”’ (signi-
fying ‘‘words by,’’ ‘‘musicby’’) are tobe understood as songs. Songs are understood tobe with piano accom-
paniment unless otherwise stated.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated, The abbreviations used
in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’ Class E, Musical compositions; “‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical com-
positions; ‘‘A,’’ Class A, Books containing music; ‘“©’’ implies copyright registration of a published work,
followed by date of publication; “‘© 1 c.’’ stands for copyright registration of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of renewals made for musical compositions under section 23 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be
found at the end of this issue immediately following the text.
The act of March 4, 1909, in effect from July 1, 1909, provides that the Catalog of Copyright Entries “shall —
be admitted in any court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards any copyright
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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 tothe 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, unless reserved, under the provisions of
section 60 of the Act.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, that,
insofar as any copyright articles deposited from January }, 1929, to December 31, 1935, 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, unless reserved, may
be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant prior to December 31, 1942.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic
compositions, musical compositions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or photo-
graphs. 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 Register of Copyrights, Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED 5
REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS !
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection for music against unauthorized repro-
duction by mechanical musical instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The President’s
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol. 13 (1918), pages vi-viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925), pages vii-viii of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v-vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-viii of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv-v of no. 12; A '
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages. vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii-xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xii of no. 5; -
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922), pages ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii-viii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xiii-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii-viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3, and ‘vol. 17 (1922), pages xv-xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vii of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3; : |
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii-viii of nos. 5-6; :
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International American Conference at Buenos Aires on
August 11, 1910, was proclaimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This convention
is understood to be in effect as between the United States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Repub-
lic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—lIf the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no statement of authorship
is given.
A la pudding; from There’s one born every minute,
by Frank Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 309803; Universal music corp., New
York. 38172
A nous! Viens, Jeanne d’Arc; paroles et mélodie
Joe Clement. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 108063;
Melody mill, New York. 38173
Abandono; bolero; pf., con letra. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309492; Victor Rodriguez Huerta,
Hayward, Calif. 38174
Abe Lincoln; w Alfred Hayes & Earl Robinson, m
E. Robinson. © Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 108203;
Bob Miller, inc., New York. 38175
Abide with me; w Henry F. Lyte, m William H.
Monk, arr. Hugo Frey. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
107975; Robbins music corp., New York. 38176
Absences lonely; w & melody. © 1 ce. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308954; Mrs. J. C. Mottl, Pine City,
Minn. 38177
Across the bridge of memory; song, m Mollie Davis
& Mrs. Martin. © July 15, 1942; E pub. 107499;
Amanda Kelly, Riverside, Calif. =i ~ 38178
Admirals all; w Henry Newbolt, m William Veitch.
© Aug. 27, 1942; E for. 67316; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London. 38179
Adolph Hitler ain’t what he used to be; song, m
Gordon R. Woodford. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E
unp. 308675; Theodore Lee, Ferryville, Wis.
38180
After dark; w & m Tommy Tucker, Kerwin Somer-
ville & Howard Wellman. © Sept. 9, 1942; E pub.
_ 107576; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
38181
After the rain; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307862; Elmo K. Graves, Du Pont, Wash. 38182
After the rain there’ll be a rainbow; w & melody.
© ic. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310691; Maurice Harlan
McMasters, Dallas. 38183
After we’ve remembered Pear] Harbor; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310331; Bessie Lee
Cupp, Alexandria, La. 38184
Agachadas (Las) (The shake-down song); w based
on melody no. 202 in Kurt Schindler’s collection,
Folk music and poetry of Spain & Portugal, m
Aaron Copland; double mixed cho. © Oct. 8, 1942;
E pub. 108209; Hawkes & son (London) ltd., London.
38185
Again Charmaine; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 308950; Del Stanley Foster, San Francisco.
38186
Agnes; pf. accordion, withw. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307917; Joseph Edward Aleshevich, New
York. 38187
Agnus Dei; by G. Bizet, arr. Rosario Bourdon; band
or orch. pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 108053;
Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 38188
Agustin; vals, letra y m Antonio Galiana y Jose
Nieso; pf. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308907;
Ediciones musicales Tempo, Buesnos Aires.
38189
Ain’t got nothin’ and nothin’ worries me; from Boss
of Hangtown Mesa, w Oliver Drake & Jimmy
Wakely, m Milton Rosen. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308218; Universal music corp., New York.
= 38190
Air force of the U.S. A.; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 309492; Charles Moltesen,
Salem, N. J. 38191
Airly beacon; w Charles Kingsley, m Hermann
Lohr; in D flat. © Sept. 4, 1942: E for.-67371;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 38192
Alamo girl; rumba foxtrot song, w Charlotte L.
Barclay. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310395;
Don Felice, Glendale, L. I., N. Y. 38193
Alamo lullaby; song. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub.
107948; Gould Thomas Pritchett, Kelly Field, Tex.
38194
Alaska’s icy breezes. w A. J. Headings, m Del
Kenmar. © Nov. 22, 1941; E pub. 107827; Avon
music pub. co., Aquila J. Headings, sole owner,
Detroit. 38195
All aboard; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310522; Vera Bailey, Oakland,
Calif. 38196
All-American style; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310550; Ann
Tidwell, Tifton, Ga. 38197
All among the leaves so green; Christmas carol, w
anon., m Ralph E. Marryott; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107341; Oliver Ditson co.,
Philadelphia. 38198
All I ask; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311166; Herman Guelpa, Columbus, O.
38199
All I need is you; song, w Henry P. Doblin. © 1c.
Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308367; Olga Brent Doblin,
New York. 38200
All I want is you, my darling, when I come home
again; w Geoffrey O'Hara, mN. Shilkret. © 1c.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310729; Nathaniel Shilkret
music co., inc., New York. 38201
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38202
All I want to do; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942;
E unp. 307944; George Adams Rea, St. Paul.
38202
All my life I’ve dreamed of you; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308118; Rufus Brown-
ing, Hollywood, Calif. 38203
All out for victory, keep your chin up; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310099; Arthur R.
Collins, Grand Rapids, Mich. 38204
All over the world; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308255; Frank Calabro, Brooklyn.
38205
—-w & melody. © ic. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp.
310574; Vera C. Pickering, Wamego, Kan. 38206
Allegheny River; song, arr. Vernon Leftwich. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309379; Clayton Wardell
Rees, Lynwood, Calif. 38207
Allegiance to the Flag; hymn; in G. © Aug. 27,
1942; E pub. 108020; Eunice Elizabeth Hay, Chi-
cago. 38208
Allegro con brio; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308300; Frank Kenneth MacCallum, El Paso.
38209
Allergy; pf. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107518; Alexa
Dannenbaum, Bethayres, Pa. 38210
Allied song of victory; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308971; James J. Halbouty, Austin,
Tex. 38211
Alma del bandoneon; tango, letra Enrique Santos
Discepolo y Amadori, m E. S. Discepolo, arr.
George Cole. © Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 107968;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 38212
Aloha, ’til we meet’ again; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310525; Rita N.
Chickadel, Wilmington, Del. 38213
Alone at night; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107630; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 38214
Along our road to victory; march, w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309301; Vincent Juan
Torres, New York. 38215
Along the boulevard; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309188; Marion F. Klein, White Bear
Lake, Minn. 38216
Although they place ten thousand miles between us;
w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 307946;
Helen Walsh, Utica, N. Y. 38217
Always my sweetheart; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
10, 1942; E unp. 308564; Victor Cason, Republic,
Mo, 38218
Am I in, or amI out; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308173; Jan Joseph Matus, Santa
Monica, Calif. 38219
Am I in the dog house now; w H. H. Hall, m R. M.
Sullivan, © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310514; Roy
M. Sullivan & Herschel H. Hall, Atlanta. 38220
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Am I the only one; song,-m Florence Frarer. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311172; Herman Guelpa,
Columbus, O. 38221
America; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © 1 c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307847; Edwin Roland Sutton,
Looking Glass, Or. 38222
America awake; song, m M. C. Sax. © Aug. 15,
1942; E pub. 107875; Retha V. Hudson, Moberly,
Mo. 38223
—— ----w Clara Griffith Gazzam. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 311330; Gertrude Lucas, Clearwater,
Fla. 38224
America calling; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308938; Edmund McKay,
Point, L. 1., N. Y.
College
38225
‘America calls; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c.
Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309684; Arthur W. Warren,
Highland, N. Y. 38226
America can’t be wrong; song, m Lindsay McPhail.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp, 309924; Nettie Roch-
ester, Oak Harbor; O. 38227
America counts on you; song. © ic. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 310635; Edna F. Marshall, St. Paul.
38228
America first; march, Leona Lee; pf. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 309642; Leona Lee Maycock, Chi-
cago. 38229
America forever; song. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E
unp. 310302; Laura Ladd, Los Angeles. 38230
America has answered again; w & m Lukie [i. e.
Louis] Johnson; pf. treble. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308169; Louis Johnson & Samuel E. Brown,
New York. 38231
America invincible; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 307952; Albert Jones, Lima, O. 38232
America is calling; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug. 19,
1942; E unp. .308638; William Perry Maxcy,
Lexington, Ky. 38233 -
-———w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
310459; Anthony N. Alesci and Charles Sanchez,
Cleveland. 38234
America is good enough for me; song. © Sept. 19,
1942; E pub. 107881; Marjorie Louise Smith, Silvis,
Ill. 38235
America, keep marching on; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310123; Charles Ward, Charlotte, N. C. 38236
America marches; song, arr. Viola Spongberg. ©
1 c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 309654; Martin Moysay
Kaplunoff, New York. 38237
America marches with F. D. R.; w D. Wright, mel-
ody L. Baiett. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
309911; Doris Wright & Louise Baiett, Streator,
Ill. 38238
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America, my homeland; pf., withw. © 1 c. Sept.
22, 1942; E unp. 309665; Mildred Cecelia Green,
Wilmington, Del. 38239
——song, melody Helen Apgar. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308158; Mart Apgar, Saint Edward,
Neb. : 38240
America - 1942; song. © July 22, 1942; E pub.
107519; Harry Albert Thornton, San Francisco.
38241
America on the march; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1942: E unp. 309989; Broder Kooperman, New
York. 38242
America our home; w & m Florence Van [pseud. of
J. Van Oflen} © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
310258; Julia Van-Oflen, Cincinnati. 38243
America, remember Hawaii; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308792; Alvin Kaleolani
Isaacs, Honolulu. 38244
America speaks; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308894; Marguerite Arabel Wing, Los
Angeles.
America, the brave; w & melody; in Bflat. © 1c.
Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 308618; Vera Mae Wood,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 38246
America - victory for you; foxtrot, w & melody ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309058; Emma Pittman,
Varnado, La. ly 38247
America, we’ll march with thee; pf., withw. © 1
c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308080; James Elliot,
Norfolk, Va. 38248
America, we'll stand behind you; song. © 1 c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309970; Ray Anderson,
Bettendorf, Ia. 38249
America will win; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E
unp. 309363; Florence Fortier, Reading, Mass.
38250
—— —m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308808; Sylvia Arnold,
Okeechobee, Fla. 38251
America, you'll win; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© ic. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310619; Charlotte
LeVon, Fort Wayne. 38252
American clipper; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 310289; Kieran Thomas Fitzpatrick,
Glen Cove, N. Y. 38253
American ends with I can; w & melody. © lic.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310571; Gertrude C. Proud-
- foot, New York. 38254
A. E. F. is set to go; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307927; Lucille E. Berg, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 38255
American legion and Legion auxiliary defense song;
song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 310267; Sedahlia
Propst Kester, Hickory, N. C. 38256
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38275
American patrol; by F. W. Meacham, arr. Leonard
Whitney; band pts., with conductor. © Sept. 25,
1942; E pub. 107985; Mutual music soc., inc., New
York. 38257
—— ——arr. Rosario Bourdon; band or orch. pts.
© Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 108059; Emil Ascher,
inc., New York. 38258
—foxtrot, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts. ) Sept.
1, 1942; E pub. 107566; Clef music co., New York.
38259
American prayer; w Albert Stillman, m Lawrence
Stock & Vincent Rose. © Sept. 11, 1942; E pub.
107609; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
38260
American rangers, American commandos; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308311;
Albert De Lucia, Mechanicville, N. Y. 38261
American soldier boy; w & melody Mickey [i. e.
Michael} Diamond. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308968; Michael Diamond, Brooklyn. 38262
American way; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310658; Rosalie Sack, New York.
38263
American youth, glory to be; song. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 309302; Fioravanti Micalizzi, Pali-
sades Park, N. J. 38264
Americaner names; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310647; Abe Schwartz, New York.
38265
Americans all; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307863; John Bentley Daymont, Congress Park, Il.
38266
——song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310400;
Wallace G. Anderson, Seattle. 38267
—w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308795; Thelma Earle Temple, Ithan, Pa. 38268
Americans arise to victory; song. © Aug. 15, 1942;
E pub. 107572; Mary E. Bibeau, South Lawrence,
Mass. 38269
Americans, we must be brave; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311277;
Gertrude Pribesh, Pittsburgh. 38270
America’s day; song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311245; Margretta Ann Murnin, Vandling, Pa.
38271
America’s defenders; march, Glenn Halley; band
pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107697; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 38272
America’s idea; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309749; Joe Wallace, Rotan, Tex. 38273
America’s prayer; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308152; Betty Louise Finney, Arcadia,
Calif. : 38274
America’s song of victory; song. © 1c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 310296; Elizabeth Dobbins Hargrove,
Nashville. 38275
38276
America’s song to the Allies; song, m Mrs. Jesse
King. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308725; Gene
Dawson, Chicago. 38276
Amethyst; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308646;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 38277
And you, andI; song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308182; Robert Alden Perrine, Syracuse. 38278
Andante from lst movement of 6th symphony [and]
Italian caprice theme; by P. Tschaikowsky, arr.
Rosario Bourdon; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108058; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
38279
Andante pastorale; from Symphony no. 2, by Gustav
Mahler, arr. Erwin Stein; small orch. sc. & pts.
© Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 107962; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 38280
Angel of the Argentine; w Milton Leeds & Billy
Hayes, melody Higinio Ovalle B. & B. Hayes. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310406; Charles Gun-
ther, Flushing, N. Y. 38281
Angel who’s waiting for me; pf. treble, withw. ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310152; William Lang-
ton Prager, Oak Park, II. 38282
Another goodbye; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309695; Anna L. Emory,
Cadillac, Mich. 38283
Answer is - no; song. © July 28, 1942; E pub.
107939; Lloyd Alphonzo Pegram:, Philadelphia.
38284
Antiem of freedom; hymn. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310743; Josephine Aldrich Monson, San
Diego, Calif. 38285
‘Anvil chorus; foxtrot, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts.
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107565; Clef music co.,
New York. 38286
Anytime; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c. Oct.1, 1942; E unp. 310551; Felix C. Williams,
Swainsboro, Ga. 38287
Apandee the Javanese man; w & m Ernie A. Brown
{i. e. E. A. Brown, jr.]; pf. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310452; Ernest Allen Brown, jr., Worces-
ter. 38288
Aphrodite; waltz melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E
unp. 309292; Leslie Hudson Stowe, Sewell, N. J.
38289
Apollo shout; melody Toots [i. e. Salvatore} Cama-
rata. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp, 309318; Ply-
mouth music co., inc., New York. 38290
Approaching tornado; by Victor L. Schertzinger;
orch. pts. © Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107622; Photo
play music co., inc., New York. 38291
Are you building for time; song. © Sept. 8, 1942;
E pub. 107934; H. B. Elwell, Pittsburgh. 38292
Are you satisfied; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1
c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311175; Herman Guelpa,
Columbus, O. 38293
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Are you the girl; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 12,
1942; E unp. 308696; Basil Anthony Bova, Revere,
Mass. 38294
Are you trying to break my heart; song. © 1 c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309899; Willard John Dixon,
Cincinnati. 38295
Arise America; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309328; Mary Bauer, New York.
38296
Arms for the love of America; w & m Irving Berlin.
© Feb. 27, 1942; E pub. 108003; Army ordnance
assn., Washington. 38297
Army of the free are we; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309095;
Anthony Nieder, Erie, Pa. 38298
Army sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308193; Howard Weiss, Brooklyn.
38299
A-rocketing to the moon; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E ump.
308810; Werner Poyhonen, Chicago. 38300
As Joseph was a-walking; w traditional, m Don
Malin; mixed voices. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107510; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 38301
As long asI live; song, melody Robert VanSickle.
© 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308855; Anne Mc-
Cartney, Inkster, Mich. 38302
As long as we fight for you; w C. M. Frank, melody
W. Moore. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309497;
Winifred Moore & Camilla M. Frank, New Orleans.
38303
As the silvery moon sails the midnight blue; song,
melody Peggy Johnson. © 1 c. Oct. 6, 1942; E
unp. 311241; Catherine Clark, Oklahoma City.
38304
As the sun goes down; song. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
E unp. 310613; Sol Schechtman, Brooklyn. 38305
At ease soldier; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 308528; David Gordon Holder, Fort Belvoir,
Va. 38306
At last you are here; song, m Toby Tyler. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308001; Stanley Rochinski,
Washington. 38307
At Mission El Carmel; song. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310378; Walter Bowman, San Francisco.
38308
At the end of the rainbow; hymn. © July 15, 1942;
E pub. 107511; Selma J. Gagnon, Los AIRE aa
3
At the fort; from Whistling in Dixie, by Lennie
Hayton. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309138;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 38310
At the gate; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310432; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake y eae
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no. 9, 1942
At the White House; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 307971; Frida Sarsen Bucky, New
York. 38312
Attention; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310806; Rose M. Gonia, Berwyn,
Ill. 38313
Australia; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp, 308772; Nedra Alexander Minnick, Old Lyme,
Conn. 38314
Australia bound; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309102; Lillie
38315
Autumn days are here; song, melody David Ahl-
strand. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310013;
Charles Elmer Matson, Shelby, Mont. 38316
Autumn melody; by Felton Rapley; pf. © Jan. 30,
1939; E for. 67407; Schott & co., ltd., London.
38317
Autumn winds; motif tempestuous, Rocco Bicchiere;
orch. pts. © Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107616; Photo
play music co., inc., New York. 38318
Available Jones; by Danny [i. e. D. G.| Hurd; pf. ©
1c, Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310073; Daniel George
Hurd, North Andover, Mass. 38319
Ave Maria; liturgical w.; mixed cho.; organ acc.
© Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 107681; Enzo Sciamanna,
Cincinnati. 38320
Avenge Pearl Harbor; song. © le. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309088; Idabel H. Duncan, Atlanta. 38321
Aw, come on and cuddle me up; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © ic. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310532; Kaye
Olson, Zillah, Wash. 38322
Awake! Awake! America; song. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310480; Gina Halgrimson Kieffer
Wilson, Buckeye, Ariz. 38323
—— -——m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 311280; Ora Lee Chandler, Eupora, Miss.
38324
Awakening; song, melody Robert VanSickle. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308852; Jennie L. Pexton,
Guthrie, Okl. 38325
Baby, don’t scold me; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309505; Daniel E. Barnes,
Fort Riley, Kan. 38326
Baby Marie; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster} © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308394;
Leila M. Allen, Miami, Fla. 38327
Bachelor’s lament; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311149; Edna McBeth, Calgary,
Alta., Canada. 38328
Back again; w F. aiegler, melody C. L. Mattfield.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;E unp. 307831; Frank Ziegler
& Carmen Lenker Mattfield, Williamsport, Pa.
38329
38347
Back in old Arkansas; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308475; Louis Creed Roland, Brock-
ton, Mass. 38330
Back to Gethsemane; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309937; Mary V. Harris, Hinton,
W. Va. Z 38331
Back to the Japanese Sea; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308251; Harold Seymour Alter-
owitz, El Paso. 38332
Ballad of home; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309387; John N. Quinn, Tewksbury, Mass.
38333
Ballet dance; from The czar’s bride, by N. Rimsky-
Korsakoff, arr. Frederick Block; pf. © Oct. 6,
1942; E pub. 108222; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 38334
Banner of freedom; song, melody Fred K. Huffer.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310899; Gene Maltman
Miller, Chicago. 38335
Bartolome the juggler; main title & opening se-
quence, Albert Hay Malotte. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942;
E unp. 307790; Loew’s, inc., New York. 38336
Barumbalumba (La); bolero-guaracha, letra y m
Juan José Laboriel. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for.
67346; Promotora Hispano Americana de musica,
S. a., Mexico, D. F. 38337
Basin street ball; w & m Benny Lamarr & Spencer
Williams. © May 8, 1942; E for. 66912; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 38338
Bat (The); selection, Johann Strauss, arr. Rosario
Bourdon; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E
pub. 108050; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
38339
Bataan jungle; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307905; Estell Francis, Cam-
bridge, N. Y. 38340
Batten down all: hatches; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309710; James Sanns,
Ridgefield, N. J. 38341
Battle of Britain; w E. Paget Thurstan, m Carlyon
De Lyle. © Feb. 25, 1942; E for. 67334; Swan &
co. (music publishers) ltd., London. 38342
Battle of the Coral Sea; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309750; Edward E. Reigle, Balti-
more. : 38343
Battle song of the Tornados; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308234; Lloyd F. Megaw, San
Antonio. 38344
Be a booster, say hello; song; in B flat. © Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 107536; Norman L. Cloutier, Rye,
N. Y. 38345
Be a good little soldier; song, w Harriet Smith. ©
1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308714; Robert Fred-
erick Ferdelman, Rogers City, Mich. 38346
Be a hero; hymn, m Justin G. Burt. © Sept. 1, 1942;
E pub. 108006; Frank S. Conibear, Dallas. 38347
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38348
Be a man among men; song, melody Charlie Reese.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309836; Russell
Salisbury, Oklahoma City. 38348
Be a soldier for the Red, White and Blue; song, m
J. Charles McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309785; Minnie J. Welch, Wheatland, Calif. 38349
Be prepared; fox trot, w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 309950; Madeline Lambdin,
Baltimore. 38350
Be proud of me; w & melody. © 1c, Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308562; Eva May Reid, Toronto.
38351
Be thou faithful; hymn. © Apr. 1, 1942; E pub.
107692; Esther Kerr Rusthoi, Long Beach, Calif.
38352
Beat the drum, while the Yanks march on again to
victory; w & m Kay Owen. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942;
E unp. 308715; Helen K. Owen, Chicago. 38353
Beat the drums for Old Glory; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308286;
Lessie McDonald, Parma, Id. 38354
Beautiful blue Danube; English w Olga Paul, Ger-
man Ww Franz von Gernerth, m Johann Strauss, op.
314. © Jan. 23, 1939; E pub. 107472; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 38355
Beautiful Hudson River; w Helen L. Repella, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309664; Her-
man Luscher, New York. 38356
Beautiful isle of Hawaii; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309108;
Marion C. Sherwood, Hillsboro, Or. 38357
Beautiful picture in a golden frame; song. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307912; Theodore Alfred La
Chance, Baldwinville, Mass. 38358
Beauty of it all; w Tommy Turner, melody Frank
[i.e. F. L.] Kahler. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310725; Francis Leslie Kahler, Schenectady, N. Y.
38359
Beauty’s meditation; m William Henry Allen; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310239; Karl Mortensen, New York. 38360
Beaver; by Tommy Pederson & Gene Krupa; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307918; Variety music
co., New York. 38361
Because I care; w Nat Burton, melody Walter Kent.
© 1c, Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309947; Dorsey
bros. music, inc., New York. 38362
Because I wear a uniform; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308811; Lester Grazier, Merriam, Kan. 38363
Because you are a soldier; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 308923; Vinnie Morrow, Ironsburg,
Tenn. 38364
Because you’re here; w Iris Bryant, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310117; Ruby I. Bryant, Albany, Ky. 38365
pt. 3, n. S., V. 37
Bed-time story man; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309705; George C.
Lester, Tulsa, Okl. : 38366
Beggin’; song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311252;
Virginia Conzelman Donnelly, Wellston, Mo.
38367
Behold the Flag; song, w Joseph P. Manley. © 1c.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308581; Edgar James Orton,
Detroit. 38368
Believe; by Don Bernard, arr. Carl Weber; pf. ©
July 23, 1942; E pub. 107558; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. 38369
Believe me, darling; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309635; Herta Appleton, Ozone Park, L.I.,
Dey... 38370
Believe me I love you; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308973; John Joseph Costello,
Buffalo. 38371
Bella-Bella; w Andrew Donnelly, m Hal Dyson. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 108014; R. I. M. music co.,
New York. 38372
Bells of freedom; w Edward E, Siebott, m Daniel W.
Sohn. © Dec. 30, 1941; E pub. 108009; Miracle
music co., Philadelphia. 38373
Beloved America; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
E unp. 310677; Nicholas De Simone, Cochranton,
Pa, 38374
Bending heart; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310108; Sara Elizabeth
Long, Brisbane, Australia. 38375
Bendita America; song. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308353; Ondina del Pino, New York. 38376
Beneath the heavens; w Christopher Tella, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310664; John
Scacco, Providence. 38377
Benediction avant le repas (Dear God, O bless us);
English version Jane Kerley, m Claude Le Jeune,
explanatory note Roy Harris; mixed cho. © Sept.
2, 1942; E pub. 107759; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 38378
Bessie the belle of the brewery; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310046; John Jay Daly,
Washington. 38379
Betty; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309269;
Francis Aloysious Hanley, Albany. 38380
Beulah; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308315; Bertie Raymour Emery, Los reat? ue
Beverley; w Harry Dahlin, melody Daniel Heiss &
Sam U. L. Heiss [i. e. Samuel Heiss, jr.] © 1c.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311345; Samuel Heiss, jr.,
Chicago. 38382
Beyond the sky; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310589; Gertrude Bryant,
Pascagoula, Miss. 38383
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38419
Big Ben; harmonized M. B. Seay; men’s voices. ©
1 c. Mar. 2, 1942; E unp. 307937; Edward W.
Capen, Columbia, S. C. 38384
Big boy in blue; m William Henry Allen; pf., with
w. ©lc. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310244; Karl
Mortensen, New York. 38385
Big dipper turned over; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308915; Walter Harold Pickwick,
Queens Village, N. Y. 38386
Big hearted Joe; fox trot song, melody Peggy D.
Johnson. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308636;
Catherine Clark, Oklahoma City. 38387
Big 3 band book; arr. & compiled Paul Yoder, Erik
W. Leidzen & Dave Bennett; conductor. © Sept.
8, 1942; E pub. 107902; Robbins music corp., New
York. 38388
Big time; from the production, by Roger Edens. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309742; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 38389
——opening, George Bassman. © 1 c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309726; Loew’s, inc., New York.
38390
Bill; w P. G. Wodehouse & Oscar Hammerstein,
2d, m Jerome Kern, arr. William Stickles; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107847;
T. B. Harms co., New York. 38391
Bingo serenade; w R. Forrestal, m J. Tucker. ©
Sept. 6, 1942; E pub. 107954; Ray Forrestal &
Johnny Tucker, New York. 38392
Birds all sang for me that afternoon; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308605; Robert Nor-
man Schanzer, New York. 38393
Birth of the blues; by Ray Henderson, transcribed
William Teague; band pts., with condensed sc. ©
Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107810; Harms, inc., New
York. 38394
Bite fishie bite; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
308757; Bill H. Post, Geuda Springs, Kan. 38395
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Black-eyed (A) Susan; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310867; Marguerite French, Indianapolis. 38396
Black River; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309532; Lura L. Whittington,
Albany. 38397
Blackout; w Everett S. Allen, & melody. ©ilc.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310572; Marguerite Allen
Johnson, Exeter, N. H. 38398
Blackout blues; ist E flat alto sax. & B flat trumpet.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308409; Vincent Joseph
Saggese, Long Branch, N. J. 38399
—song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 309048;
Reese P. Wasson, Los Angeles. 38400
Blackout in the heavens; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310871; Hallie Dunlap, Captina, W. Va. 38401
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Blackout moonlight; w & m Eddie [i. e. Edward]
Mallé; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307753; Edward Mallé, Philadelphia. 38402
Blackout waltz; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310137; Helen Blanche Riesenbeck, Donora,
Pa. 38403
Bleive it, are not [?]; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309826; Charles Kara, Vauxhall,
N. J. 38404
Bless my daddy tonight; w Jack Raymond, m Robert
Jules. © Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67394; Gordon V.
Thompson, lItd., Toronto. 38405
Bless our soldier boys; pf., with w. © Aug. 22,
1942; E pub. 108036; Tommie Howard Godfrey,
Seminary Hill, Tex. 38406
Bless your heart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; & unp. 310434; Lucie Irene Fisher, New
Cumberland, Pa. 38407
Blitz buggy blues; song, melody Robert VanSickle.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308851; Thomas R.
Fahlor, Cowansville, Pa. 38408
Blossoms are falling; w & melody Gene [i. e. Gene-
vieve] Roy. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309716;
Genevieve Roy, Cleveland. 38409
Blow the man down; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 311089; Walter Henry Kaufman, Phil-
adelphia. 38410
Blow! Wintry winds; w Mrs. J. H. [i. e. K.] Deligny,
m R. A. Brown. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310201; Katherine Deligny, High Point, N. C.
38411
Blue bird song of peace; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1942: E unp. 311261; Suphronia M. Johnson,
Pomona, Calif. 38412
Blue Dahlia; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308651;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 38413
Blue eyes, why are you sad; song, m Eddie Keenan.
© Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107545; Louise Bowden,
Jacksonville, Fla. — 38414
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
38415
Blue moments; w & melody.
E unp. 310454; Richard Riley, Cincinnati.
Blue Monday; song, m Sydney M. Kistler, © Sept.
7, 1942; E pub. 107491; Samuel Edwin Kellogg,
Johnstown, Pa. 38416
Blue nocturne; by Mark Nevin; pf. © Sept. 17,
1942; E pub. 107789; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 38417
Blue skies are smiling above the rain; song. © 1
c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310345; Herbert Jesse
Teague, Indianapolis. 38418
Blue skies over America; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 308144; Paul Vincent Schloss,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. 38419
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
38420
Blue smoke; song, melody Newton B. Sullivan. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308447; Robert Raymond
Howard, Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark. 38420
Blue stars; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 309490; Gertrude Helen Cooper, Peabody,
Kan. 38421
Bluebell; by Opal Louise Hayes; pf. © Sept. 24,
1942; E pub. 108088; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 38422
Bluebonnet Sue; w O. Rosalie Spitzer, & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308018; Thomas Marvel
Holton, Richmond. 38423
Blues; w Charles C. Legler, & melody. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309514; Ruth Hile, Boone, Ia.
38424
Blues on my mind; w & m Jean Monroe, Helen Mon-
roe & Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 307966; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 38425
Bobbie Lou; w & m Brian Manley. © Aug. 11, 1942;
E pub. 107981; Southern music pub. co. (Canada)
ltd., Toronto. 38426
Bomb-proof love; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309293; Gladys Loewe Stieb, Detroit.
38427
Bombardier; w C. S. Brower, melody T. Loutsin.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309605; Charles S.
Brower & Thomas Loutsin, New York. 38428
Bombardier Bill; w & melody.
1942; E unp.
Minneapolis.
© 1 c. Sept. 5,
308189; Delos Harold Wallace,
38429
Bombing of Tokyo; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308527; Mary Matthews Woods, New
Orleans. 38430
Bombs away; w Martha Helstien, & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310740; Bernard L. Helstien,
Chicago. 38431
Bombs over Tokio; song. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub.
107986; Del Frund, Sausalito, Calif. 38432
Bonds for Uncle Sam; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311281; Ethel Richards,
Parsons, Kan. 38433
Bonnie Dundee; w Walter Scott, m arr. Hugh S.
Roberton; mixed cho. © Aug. 17, 1942; E for.
67335; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 38434
Boogie woogie band; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of
Robert Lamm| © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310875;
Thomas H. Seitz, Miami, Fla. 38435
Book of memories; song, melody Dick Fellows. ©
lc. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp, 308500; John Barsuglia,
San Francisco. 38436
Boola hoola hoo; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 310717; Herbert E. Kordula, Woodcliff
Lake, N. J. 38437
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Border ballad; w Walter Scott, m J. H. Maunder,
arr. John Holler; 3-pt. mixed cho. © Sept. 16,
1942; E pub. 107802; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 38438
Borinquen; beguine, letra y melodia. ©le. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 309253; Erasmo Miranda, New
York. 38439
Born of the night; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E
unp. 310334; Jack Flax, Norfolk, Va. 38440
Bound down the river; harpsichord. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308982; Martha Alter, New
Bloomfield, Pa. 38441
Boy in blue; song, melody Stanley Markowski. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. S0R8Ets William Hill,
Akron, O. 38443
Boy next door; song, w Will Cressy, rev. Frank E.
Force. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308273; Mrs.
Erin Keyes Mitts, New Orleans. 38443
Boys (The) are marching; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308841; Max Pollack, Binghamton, ~
N. Y. 38444
Boys of America; song, arr. William E. Burton. ©
1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309030; Elizabeth
Arrington, Philadelphia. 38445
Boys of the U. S. A.; song, m Tom Baker |[pseud. of
Carroll Webster| © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308392; Sam Mumford, Hamlet, N. C. 38446
Brave new world; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311242; Leonard Jack Albert, Bridgeport,
Conn. 38447
Brave songs; w C. Warren Hubert, m W. B. Olds;
women’s cho. © Sept. 26, 1942; E pub. 108217:
Hall & McCreary co. | Chicago. 38448
Break it up; w & m Bill [i. e. W. A.] Coleman. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308918; William A.
Coleman, Washington: Ps: ni
Bredon Hill; by Julius Harrison; violin & a ©
Sept. 11, 1942: E for. 67321; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 38450
Breeze’s lullaby; waltz song, m Ray Hibbeler. ©
Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107988; Lydia Dierking,
Omaha. 38451
Bring back the sunshine; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309388; John N. Quinn, Tewks-
bury, Mass. 38452
Broadway; end title, Frank Skinner; conductor. ©
1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309801; Universal music
corp., New York. 38453
Broadway montage; from Broadway, by Frank Skin-
ner; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
309800: Universal music corp., New York.
38454
Broadway without hac m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310812; Gene-
vieve I. Hicks, South eed Ind. ' 38455
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Broken hearted mother; song, m Gordon R. Wood-
ford. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309311; Jennie
Harvey, Wheeling, Mo. 38456
Broomstick parade; by Hugh Arnold; pf. © Sept.
16, 1942; E pub. 107858; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 38457
Brotherly love; w & melody Leonard Feather, Louis
Jordan & J. Mayo Williams. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
E unp. 310674; Leeds music corp., New York.
38458
Brown Bomber waltz; song. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
E unp. 308030; Nelson Smith, Chicago. 38459
Brown eyes with the curly hair; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308728; Thomas F.
Mulcahy, Framingham, Mass. 38460
Brown lad; song. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309286; Gladys Lillian Burrell, Pittsburgh.
38461
Bucolique; by Edgar Moy; 2 pfs. © Oct. 25, 1936;
E for. 67400; Schott & co., ltd., London. 38462
Buddies and sweethearts; waltz song. © 1 c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309081; James Edgar Potter,
Detroit. 38463
Buddy dear; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311188; Murray M. Gottlieb, New York.
38464
Buddy, get your gun; song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308908; Ferdinand Warner, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 38465
Buff album of twenty pieces for the organ; arr.
Reginald Goss-Custard. v.11. © Nov. 22, 1933;
E for. 67325; Schott & co., ltd., London. 38466
Buffalo gals polka; m anon. [and] Liza polka; by M.
Keller; arr. Rosario Bourdon; band or orch. pts.
© Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 108055; Emil Ascher,
inc., New York. 38467
Buggert method for xylophone and marimba; by
Robert W. Buggert. bk. 1. © Aug. 31, 1942; AA
410947; Belwin, inc., New York. 38468
Building castles in the air; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310679; Miriam Edith Hoff-
man, San Francisco. 38469
Building for tomorrow; w & m June Bisno, Lola
Sanblom & Carolyn Freeman. © Dec. 1, 1941; E
pub. 107817; Freeman music co., Cortland, N. Y.
38470
But a number; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308872; Robert G. Stewart,
Dos Palos, Calif. 38471
But oh, those lonely nights; song, m Lee B. Browne.
© le. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307876; Pauline G.
Davidson, Charlestewn, Ind. 38472
But she’s not me; song, melody P. G. Mack. © 1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308924: A. H. Crownbranch,
Paterson. 38473
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But so different; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310111; Howard L. Ely & Tom
Walker, Philadelphia. 38474
Buy a bond; song. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
310300; Josephine Margaret Freilinger, Spokane.
38475
——song. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307979; Mae
Belle Nathan, Norfolk, Va. 38476
Buy a bond and fire a bomb; song. © Sept. 14,
1942; E pub. 108162; Mrs. Vitruvius Charles
Hubbell, San Diego, Calif. 38477
Buy a bond today; song, arr. Mrs. F. E. Van Pelt.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 309215; Florence
Lucile Strouse, Elkhart, Ind. 38478
Buy a stamp today; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 309021; Reed Maxwell Badgley, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 38479
Buy bonds; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 309639; Grace A Wright, Concord, Mass.
; 38480
—w & melody Babe [i. e. E.] Wallace. © 1c.
Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308454; Emmett Wallace,
New York. 38481
Buy bonds for Uncle Sam; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with ws © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310810; Bertha M. Atchison, Cheboygan, Mich.
38482
Buy bonds today; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © .
1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309790; Stephenia
Walta, Chesaning, Mich. 38483
Buy your bonds today; song. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309313; Carmine Tiscione, Providence.
38484
Buying yourself a victory bond; song. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310684; Theresa Post, Rapid City,
S. D. 38485
Buzz song; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310546; Virginia Carter, Atlanta.
38484
By America we will stand; song, arr. Olman J.
Cobbs, © i c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308891;
Johnnie Calvin, Houston. 38487
By an old rose trellis; song, m Lee B. Browne. ©
1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307877; Delphene Roe,
Amarillo, Tex. 38488
By special request; song. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310722; Josephine Henry Foltz, Fort Worth.
38489
By the beautiful sea; fox-trot, w Harold R. Atteridge,
m Harry Carroll, arr. Vic Schoen; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108119; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 38490
By the light of the silvery moon; by Gus Edwards,
arr, William Teague; band pts. © Aug. 31, 1942:
E pub. 107428; Remick music corp., New York.
38481
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38492
By the ole swimmin’ hole; song, w Charles Pernot.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310477; Sterling
Evans, Duryea, Pa. 38492
By thunder, I wonder; w Peg Murray [pseud. of
Margaret Bristol}, m Walt Gilder [pseud. of W. H.
Golde} © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308976;
Walter H. Golde, New York. 38493
*Bye to you; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310552; Edward J.
Steimel, Michigan City, Ind. 38494
Call for freedom; arr. Frances K. Reckling; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309361;
Clara Walker, South Orange, N. J. 38495
Call of America; w Walter Raiguel, m H. Alexander
Matthews. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107865;
Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 38496
Call of heart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 309013; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
38497
Call of spring; song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309504; Fred Bear, jr., Springfield, Col. 38498
Call to arms; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307898; Lionel Philip Woods, sr., New
Orleans. 38499
Call to service; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942;; E unp. 309093; Clara
Braddock, Salt Point, N. Y. 38500
Callate corazon; bolero, letra y m Ernesto M.
' Cortazar. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67347; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de musica, s. 4.,
Mexico, D. F. 38501
Camp meeting; harpsichord. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 308983; Martha Alter, New Bloomfield,
. Pa, 38502
Campagnolo; versi Frank Mascetta, e melodia. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310309; Ernest John
Maggi, Brooklyn. 38503
CanI believe what I see in your eyes; w & melody
Hazel Van Dyke & Buzz Benson. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309356; Hazel Madelyn Ball, Santa
Cruz, Calif. 38504
Can it be love; song, melody L. Roberts [pseud. of
Robert Lamm] © 1 c, Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310889;
James B. Williams, Cristobal, Canal Zone.
38505
Cancion de cuna para un gato; de Jacobo Ficher, op.
38; pi. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107501; Axelrod
publications, inc., Providence. 38506
Cancion del alma; letra y m Rafael Hernandez. ©
Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67358; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York, 38507
Cancion por dos gorriones; de Jacobo Ficher, op.
38; pf. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107503; Axelrod
publications, inc., Providence. 38508
Candle light; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. i, 1942; E
unp, 310676; Wilfred Joseph Stanley, Barberton, O.
38509
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Candy; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308966;
Gynith Helland Shaw, Oakland, Calif. 38510
‘Canitas; paso-doble, letra y m Juan S. Garrido, arr.
Ramon Marquez; ptes. d’org. © Aug. 28, 1942; E
for. 67345; Promotora Hispano Americana de |
musica, Ss. a., Mexico, D. F. 38511
Cansancio; letra y m Orlando de la Rosa; pf. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E for. 67356; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 38512
Can’t believe it; melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310381; Alice W. Simon, New York. 38513
Can’t get out of this mood; from Seven days leave,
w Frank Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh. © Aug. 27,
1942; E pub. 107924; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 38514
Can’t get used to the thrill; w R. La Marre & A.
Wilson, m Benny Butler [i. e. B. H. Butler, jr.]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310071; Benjamin H.
Butler, jr., Aileen Wilson & Rene La Marre,
Oakland, Calif. 38515
Can’t you hear me softly calling; pf., withw. © 1
c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309973; Claude Davis
Richardson, Montezuma, Ga. 38516
Cantate Domino and Deus misereatur; w & m David
Mck. Williams; organ; in B flat. © Sept. 5, 1942;
E pub. 107480; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York.
38517
Canteen blues; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310113;
Ralph Beckmeier, Pecatonica, III. 38518
Cantiga ingenua; English w Olga Paul, Portuguese
w Gaspar Coelho, m Olga Coelho. © Sept. 15,
1942; E pub. 107892; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 38519
Capriccio a fantasia; by Alfredo Squeo, op. 6; violin,
with pf. acc. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107665;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 38520
Caprice; by J. D. Davis, op. 81; pf. © Feb. 6, 1930;
E for. 67410; Schott & co., ltd., London. 38521
Captain Colin Kelly was a hero; arr. Walter Seim;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309213; James Francis Kiely, St. Louis. 38522
Captain Marvel; w & melody Gilbert Mills & F.
LaMarr. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308478;
Frank LaMarr music pub. co., New York. 38523
Captain of my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309564; May Weyer McKague, Santa
Ana, Calif. 38524
Careless with my heart; song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308067; John J. Bradshaw, White Plains,
Nu. 38525
Caribe; letra y m Calixto Varela; pf. © Aug. 31,
1942; E for. 67354; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. ' 38526
Carillon; by Alec Rowley; 2 pfs. © Oct. 25, 1936;
E for. 67401; Schott & co., ltd., London. 38527
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no. $, 1942
Carioca; w Gus Kahn & Edward Eliscu, m Vincent
Youmans, arr. William Stickles; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107848; Max Dreyfus &
Vincent Youmans, New York. 38528
Carol to the Child; w & m Mildred Weston [i. e.
Mildred Weston Rogers]; mixed voices. © Sept.
11, 1942; E pub. 107925; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 38529
Carolina Rose; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
308402; Inez Gray, Raleigh, N. C. 38530
Carols of Christmas; w & m Ellen Jane Lorenz;
mixed voices. © Aug. 4, 1942; E pub. 107806;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 38531
Carry on; melody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1942; E unp.
308437; Helen C. Turnbull, Fort Dix, N. J. 38532
Carry on, carry on, carry on; song. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1942; E unp. 308131; Charles Robeson Wilson.
Lynn, Mass. 38533
Carry on Uncle Sam; march song. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308993; Charles O. Clausen, San
Francisco. 38534
Castles in the moonlight; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1642; E unp. 309208; Jacob Sallo,
Chicago. 38535
Casual way; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 306071; Ruth Marie Bowen, Detroit. 38536
Catalina; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
310052; Dott-Ada Marie Hess, Los Angeles.
38537
Cause No Man’s Land belongs to me; w & m Bill
[i. e. W. H.] Bollman. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
107994; Walter Hogg Bollman, Hollywood, Calif.
38538
Censored; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310659; Joyce Crystal, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.
38539
Challenge; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310416; Cora Spegal Bernhardt, Indianapolis.
38540
Chandler’s 100th anniversary; march; B flat cornet.
© 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309252; G. Dana
Holt, Dixfield, Me. P 38541
Chapel bells will be ringing; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308816; Marguerite Mae Ladd, Baldwin Park,
Calif. 38542
Charlie McCarthy’s refrain; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308266; John Lynch, Wood-
haven, L. I., N. Y. 38543
Charlynn; song. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310374; John William Sublett, New York. 38544
Check and double check; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308316; Louis J. Pope, Los Angeles.
38545
38561
Cheer for America; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1542; E unp. 309552;
Delita Pifer, Irwin, Id. 38546
Cheer up, laddie; song. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 309503; George A. Bishop, South Westville,
N. J. 38547
Cheerful tinker; by Lewis Brown; pf. © Sept. 24,
1942; E pub. 108089; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. ; 38548
Cheerup; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309298; Justina Kapalezynski, Milwaukee. 38549
Chester and the judge sneak out; from Whistling in
Dixie, by Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Sept. 16, 1942,
E unp. 309139; Loew’s, inc., New York. 38550
Chica (La) del ford; tango milonga, letra P. Con-
tursi, m A. Scatasso y F. Del Negro. © Oct. 10,
_ 1941; E for. 67338; Do re mi fa casa’editora de
musica, Buenos Aires. 38551
Child (The) divine; nativity pageant, text Mattie B.
Shannon, m I. H. Meredith & others, compiled
I. H. Meredith. © Aug. 17, 1942; D 76172; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 38551*
Child (A) was born in Bethlehem; w Alfred Noyes,
m Ernest Lubin; mixed cho. © Sept. 1, 1942; E
pub. 107418; Boston music co., Boston. 38552
Children of America; w & melody Nell W. Godfrey,
Anne Godfrey & Helen Myers. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310905; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
38553
—w Nell W. Godfrey, m Anne Godfrey. ©lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311051; Mrs. J. P. Godfrey,
Tuscaloosa, Ala. 38554
Children’s sleep; from Winter night’s dream, w
Vernon Glasser, m Margaret Bonds, ed. Walter
Aschenbrenner; mixed cho. © Aug. 31, 1942; 5h
pub, 107657; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
38555
Child’s book of Christmas carols; w & marr. Inez
Bertail, illus. Masha [pseud. of Marie Stern]; pf.
© Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108229; Artists & writers
guild, inc., New York. 38556
Chin up; song. © 1 c.Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308756;
Moulton Green, Kansas City, Mo. 38557
Chin up, thumbs up, don’t cry; w Bert [i. e. A. A.]
Ames, m Kenny [i. e. K. N.] Sparrow. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309594; Kenneth Norman
Sparrow & Albert Alden Ames, Renton, Wash.
38558
Chinese war march; by Richard A. Kurth; band pts.,
with conductor. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107694;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 38559
Choice hymns; compiled William Pearce & others.
© June 10, 1942; AA 410116; Free Methodist
pub. house, Winona Lake, Ind. 38560
Chorale; marimba & pf. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308302; Frank Kenneth MacCallum, El Paso.
38561
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38562
Christian way; hymn, w Louis C. F. Miller. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310003; Howard E. Anthony,
Scranton. 38562
Christmas in the long ago; Christmas pageant, text
Juanita Rosemon, m I. H. Meredith. © Aug. 17,
1942: D 76167; Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
38562*
Chromatexcitement; from Junior G men of the air,
by Milton Rosen. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308220; Universal music corp., New York.
38563
Ciganka sam mlada; Croatian folk song, arr. Edo
Lubich; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309871;
Colonial music pub. co., inc., New York. 38564
Cigarette (A) and a smile; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis) Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309556; Joseph L. Flaherty, jr., Baltimore.
38565
Cimarron, roll on; w & m Johnny Bond. © Aug. 11,
1942; E pub. 107916; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 38566
Cipolla; w Norbert Ruzicka & Danny [i. e. Daniel]
Pellegrini, m D. Pellegrini. © July 31, 1942; E
pub. 107488; Dan-Pell song co., Baltimore.
38567
Ciribiribin; full harmony arr. B. Pryce; electric
& Hawaiian guit., in note & diagram. © June 12,
1942; E pub. 108002; Oahu pub. co., Cleveland.
38568
City of ships; w Walt Whitman, m George Mead;
men’s cho. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 107799;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 38569
Civilian life is not the life for me; song. © lc.
Sept. 23, 1942: E unp. 309824; Leland Thompson,
East Liverpool, O. 38570
Clancy; w & m Vick Knight. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
Ek unp. 308179; Owens-Kemp music, Hollywood,
Calif. Es 38571
Clarabelle; song, m James Crane. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307836; William Anthony Lyons,
Port Huron, Mich. 38572
Climb on Uncle Sam’s bond wagon; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311341; Mary Alice
Finsen, Minneapolis. 38573
Close to my heart; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307021; Hasseltine Lane, Raleigh,
Miss. 38574
—w & melody Jimmy [i. e. J.S.] Murphy. © lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309587; James Sanborn
Murphy, Laguna Beach, Calif. 38575
Closer; w J. Waters, m Emmie Durden [i. e. E. D.
Smith} © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311235; Emmie
Durden Smith & John Waters, Graymont, Ga.
38576
Clouds formed a picture of you; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309658; Mary I. Anselmo,
Revere, Mass. 38577
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Colima; arr. Severo Muguerza; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 309018; Thomas Seabrook Hunter,
Monterey, N. L., Mexico. 38578
Color combination; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 310068; Leon H. Hagen, Minneapolis.
38579
Come and join the big parade; w Bob [i. e. Robert]
Sullivan, melody Hal [i. e. H. C.] Mowry. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310649: Harold C. Mowry,
Boston. 38580
Come back again, ya hear; from Pardon my sarong,
w & melody Don Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1c.
Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307856; Universal music
corp., New York. 38581
Come back, my love; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 310069; Leon H. Hagen, Minneapolis.
38582
Come, blessed death (Komm, susser tod); by
Johann Sebastian Bach, w tr. J. C. Graham, m arr.
Walter Aschenbrenner; mixed voices. © Aug. 31,
1942; E pub. 107659; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 38583
Come ’n get it; song, from Strip for action. © 1c.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308674; Harold Shannon
Abbey, New York. 38584
Come on America; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307878; George J. Fisher,
jr., Norfolk, Va. 38585
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp.
308703; Clara Adele Friederichs, St. Louis.
38586
Come on and fight; w & m Frances Turner & Howell
Ellis. © Feb. 22, 1942; E pub. 108202; Grover
B. Turner, Indianapolis. 38587
Come on Dobbin let’s go; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1942; E unp. 309651; Olive Hanson McClaran,
Mount Pleasant, Ia. 38588
Come on, men of America; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 310510; Lucy Adams Shivell,
Tampa, Fla. 38589
Come on you beautiful moon; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c, Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308390; David Burrus, Norfolk, Va. 38590
Come to the Land of Sunshine; pf., withw. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310715; Lee Pettijohn, Los
Angeles. 38591
Come wet your mustache with me; w Mickey Stoner,
m Milton Shaw & Jack Manus. © Sept. 4, 1942; ©
E pub. 107567; Evan Georgeoff music pub. Co.,
New York. 38592
Command me my commando; w & melody Buddy [i.
e. M. W.] Rose. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
310473; M. William Rose, Chicago. 38593
Commandos; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310808; Jesse T. White,
Hartford. . 38594
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no. 9, 1942
38628
——march; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308556; Louis Victor Romano, Weatherly, Pa.
38595
—— —w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308768; Pat Couvillion, Fort Smith, Ark. 38596
Company K; song. © Sept. 12, 1942; E pub. 107608;
George N. Raymond, Akron, N. Y. 38597
Compere guilleri; southern ritournelle, Marcel
Etchecopar; harp. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107414;
M. Baron co., New York. 38598
Comrades; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1942: E unp. 309327; W. A. Alling, New York.
38599
—song.
Sayre, Iowa City, la.
© Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 108043; Paul
38600
Cor~ -rto no. 3 in B flat; by William Felton, arr. E.
I. wer Biggs; organ. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub.
107800; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 38601
Confession (The); from Big time, by Roger Edens.
© 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309728; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 38602
Confidence; by Fred Witt; pf..© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309282; Sigismund Witting, New York.
38603
Congratulations; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310795; Martin B. Nadle, Brooklyn & Ber-
nard Altschuler, Jackson Heights, N. Y. 38604
Constantly; from Road to Morocco, w Johnny Burke,
m Jimmy Van Heusen. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108227; Paramount music corp., New York. ,
38605
Contra dances no. 1; by L. v. Beethoven, arr.
Rosario Bourdon; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108052; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
38606
Convoy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
310640; Samuel Ashton Barton, jr., Augusta, Ga.
38607
—w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp.
309399; Herbert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth, Me.
38608
Coraopolis high school - marche; band pts., with
conductor. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310344;
Theodore William Ripper, Coraopolis, Pa. 38609
Corazon encadenado; tango Cancion, de Sentimiento
gaucho, letra Ivo Pelay, m Francisco Canaro; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67377; Peer internatl.
corp., New i oEey 38610
Cordoba; by I. Albeniz, arr. Rosario Bourdon; band
or orch. pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 108057;
Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 38611
Corregidor; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309554; Jack M.
Arnold, Alliance, O. 38612
507184 O- 43-2
Corregidor shall be free; song, m adapted R. H.
[pseud. of A. H. Ryder] from Carmen, by Georges
Bizet. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310379;
Frank Arthur Jasset, Newton, Mass. 38613
Corregidor, we’re coming back to you; song. © ic.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310041; Beulah Mae Ander-
» son, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 38614
Cortege de noces; from Coq d’or, by N. Rimsky-
Korsakoff, arr. Frederick Block; pf. © Oct. 6,
1942; E pub. 108221; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 38615
Cortejo (El); de Jacobo Ficher, op. 38; pf. © Sept.
8, 1942; E pub. 107505; Axelrod publications, inc.,
Providence. 38616
Cosas del amor; letra José Antonio Zorrilla, m
Javier Ruiz Rueda. © Aug. 27, 1942; E for. 67385;
Promotora Hispano Americana de musica, Ss. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 38617
Cossack batallion [?]; Caucasian march, arr,
William Charles Schoenfeld; orch. pts. © Mar.
22, 1926; E pub. 108010; Photo play music co.,
inc., New York. 38618
Coster rumba;from He found a star, w Eric Masch-
witz & Jack Strachey, m J. Strachey. © Dec. 19,
1941; E for. 67430; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 38619
Cottage of love; song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp.
308471; Taft Roosevelt Turner, Raleigh, N. C.
38620
Could be; song. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308828; Louis B. Byrne, Miami Beach, Fla.
38621
Could you be true; w J. Waters, m Emmie Durden
[i. e. E. D. Smith] © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311237; Emmie Durden Smith & John Waters,
Graymont, Ga. 38622
Cover my face with kisses; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308382; Garnet H. Jones, Star Junction, Pa.
38623
Cowboy: town; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311179; Cherry Sue Orr, Winnetka, Ill.
38624
Cowboy’s day; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309548; Dorothy
Adams, North Providence, R. I. 38625
Cradle hymn; English w Coleridge, Latin w from
German print of the Virgin, m E. A. MacDowell,
op. 33, no. 2, arr. R. S. Stoughton; women’s
cho. © Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107930; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Bosten. 38626
Cradie song; by V. Rebikoff, transcribed; string
orch. sc. & pts. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107592;
Quinto Maganini, Greenwich, Conn. 38627
© 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
38628
Crashing through; song.
unp. 309531; Ralph Cavallaro, New Haven.
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38629
Craze of this age; song. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub.
107644; Frank Ruhnau, Los Angeles. 38629
Cream of America’s man power; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308819; R. C. Wooley, New Auburn, Wis.
38630
Credit with a smile; w & melody; inC. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308350; Martin Joseph Burke,
Chicago. 38631
Crib (The); Christmas carol, w & m Charles H.
Heller; mixed voices. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub.
107349; Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
32632
Cuando aprenda a quererte; bolero, letra J. R.
Velis, m F. C. Vega; pf. tiple. © 1 c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 307624; Francisco Camacho Vega &
Jose Ruiz Velis, Los ‘Angeles. 38633
Cuba; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308930: Mary Carroll & Margaret Carroll, New
York. 38634
Curator; w La Verne Barber, m Jean Stor [pseud.
of W. Astor Morgan], ed. W. C. Handy. © Sept.
24, 1942; E pub. 108064; Handy bros. music co.,
inc., New York. 38635
Curfew; by Percy Elliott; orch. pts. © Apr. 4,
1928; E for. 67330; Schott & co., ltd., London.
38636
Curly head; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311274; George J. Orrall, Swansea,
Mass. 38637
Cute as cotton; by Ralph Federer; pf. © Sept. 24,
1942; E pub. 108090; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 38638
Cute little cutie; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309686; William P.
Harrison, Richmond. 38639
Cynthia’s in love; w Jack Owens, m Billy Gish &
Earl White, arr. Lou Halmy. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 310298; Owens-Kemp music, Hollywood,
Calif. 38640
Daddy’s lullaby; song, arr. Art McCue. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309748; Frank William
Kukula, San Francisco. 38641
Dago, Jap and Hun; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308741; Delphine Grace, Kimmswick,
Mo. 38642
Dainty Dalia; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 310202; Myra Epsteen, San Francisco.
38643
Dainty ’kerchief; by Charles E. Overholt; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108091; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 38644
Dancing with jive; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310087; Peter Paul Bartkus, Rock-
ford, Ill. 38645
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Dancing without any music; w Roma Campbell-
Hunter, m Jack Strachey. © Apr. 28, 1942; E for.
67423; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
38646
Danny boy; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308649;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 38647
Dark design; w Frank Curlee [i. e. F. M. Curlee,
jr.j, melody Shelby H. Curlee, 3d. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309927; Francis M. Curlee, jr.,
St. Louis. 38648
Dark eyes; folk song, swing arr. Harry Volpe; 4
guits. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107388; Radio City
guitar studio, Sunnyside, L.I., N. Y. 38649
Darkness at noon; from Big time, by Roger Edens.
© 1c. Sept. 22, ‘1942: E unp. 309733; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. "38650
Darling; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308263; Joseph Grotas, New York. 38651
Darling, I’m in love; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308360; Walter H. Zitzke, Wauwatosa, Wis.
38652
Darling, maybe someday you’ll miss me; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308733; Josephine
Gee, Detroit. 38653
Darling, my darling; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308342;
Genevieve Morgan, Morgan, Pa. 38654
Darling, you almost won my heart; song, m J. Charles
McNeil. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309789;
Chester Leon Wyatt, New York. 38655
Daughters of America;w & melody Jamie[i. e. J. A.]
Kelly. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309955; James
A. Kelly, Brooklyn. 38656
Dauntless Captain Colin Kelly; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309667; Charles Hugh Daly,
New York. 38657
Dawn again; improvisation, by August Maekelberghe
on Puer natus est; organ. © Sept. 16, 1942; E
pub. 107803; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 2
3865
Dawn from the skies above; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309580; John F. Cangemi,
Brooklyn. 38659
Dawning; song. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
309939; Mary V. Harris, Hinton, W. Va. 38660
Day (The) when our peace is won; w & melody Mrs.
aay B. Curtis, jr. [i. e. E. D. Curtis] © 1 c. Sept.
11, 1942; E unp. 309648; Elizabeth Davis Curtis,
Stratford, Conn. 38661
Days of yesterday; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308171; Nellie Smith Stalker, Bur-
bank, Calif. 38662
Day’s sunset; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309606; Charles S. Merrill, Salt Lake City.
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no. 9, 1942
De profundis; liturgical w, m Pietro A. Yon; double
men’s cho. © July 30, 1942; E pub. 107749; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 38664
Dead ashes; w H. V. Wineroth, melody G. V. Leinen.
© 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309216; Grace
Valentine Leinen, Marina, Calif. & Henry V.
Wineroth, San Francisco. 38665
Dear Alice; song.
310268; Sedahlia Propst Kester, Hickory, N. C.
38666
Dear little playhouse; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
30$866; Lula F. Mason, Jenky, W. Va. 38667
Dear Marge; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310591; Phenice E. Fambrought,
Argentia, Newfoundland. 38668
Dear soldier dad of mine; w & melody Douglas Hart.
© 1 c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310626; Edward
Douglas Hart, Hyde Park, N. Y. 38669
Dear son; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309857; Julia Fiser,
Boone, Ia. 38670
—— -—- melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309691; Frances Hague, Spring
Valley, Minn. 38671
—w & melody; in B flat. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309355; Elsa Carrie Pangle, Crystal Lake,
Ill. = 38672
Dear Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309352; James Davis, Los Angeles,
38673
Deep river; traditional w & m, arr. Charles L.
Cooke, transcribed Hugo Frey; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 28, 1942; E pub. 108114; Robbins music
corp., New York. 38674
Deep sleep; song, m P. Gibbs & Wade Boykin. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308153; Pauleen Gibbs,
Detroit. 38675
Deep waters; song, w H. Briggs. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308246; Harriette Briggs & Myllicent
Brown, New York. 38676
Defend America; song, arr. Harold Potter. © Sept.
12, 1942; E pub 107642; Ammon E. Crammer,
Frederick, Md. 38677
Dempsey (The) swing; melody Dick Stabile & Gene
Hammett. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309162;
Leeds music corp., New York. 38678
Descant to America; w Samuel F. Smith, m from
Harmonia anglicana, descant Leo Sowerby. ©
Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107474; H. W. Gray co., inc.,
New York. 38679
Desconsuelo; bolero, letra Fernando Caprio, m
Antonio Galiana & F. Caprio. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 310204; Ediciones musicales Tempo,
Buenos Aires. 38680
© 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
1437
38698
Después del aguacero; marcha-malambo, de Senti-
miento gaucho, letra Ivo Pelay, m Francisco
Canaro; pf. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67382; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 38681
Devil dogs; song. © Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 108026;
Patrick Harrity, Philadelphia. 38682
Dew; melody Billy Strayhorn. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1942:
E unp. 309791; Robbins music corp., New York.
38683
—w Sara Teasdale, m Noah Klauss; high voice.
© Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107597; Boston music co.,
Boston. 38684
Dewey for me, Dewey for you; w & melody; inC.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308882; Aaron Brown,
Lexington, O. 38685
Deze, dem and doze; melody Glenn Miller. ©1lc.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308533; Santly-Joy-Select,
inc., New York. 38686
Dimple in her chin; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309170; Helen Plunkett Waldvogel,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 38687
Dinah, come dine with me; w & m H. Wakefield
Smith. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107554; Hamilton
S. Gordon, inc., New York. 38688
Disappointed serenader; lower Rhine folksong, tr.
Frances D. S. Tatnall, m Johannes Brahms, op.
84, no. 4, arr. Theodor Koerner; men’s voices.
© Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107854; Oliver Ditson
co., Philadelphia. 38689
Dixie Lou; w Lasses [i. e. Lee] White, melody
Britt Wood. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308909;
Lee White, West Los Angeles, Calif. 38690
Do I love you; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 8, 1942; E
unp. 311344; John Dottling, Orangeburg, S. C.
38691
Do not leave me ever again; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308800; Martin Kalmanoff, Woodmere,
N. Y. 38692
Do you; w & melody.
307891; Phoebe Paquit, Brooklyn.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
38693
Do you feel that way too; w & melody George Rufus
Neill. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310102; Ann
Loveman, Nashville. 38694
Do you remember; m Gustave Sax; orch. pts., with
w. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107872; Walter Wesni-
ak, Brooklyn. 38695
Dobbin with Dobbin; song, m Ethel Mae Phillips.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310904; Leila Mead,
Long Beach, Calif. 38696
Dog fight; from Junior G men of the air, by Milton
Rosen; conductor. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308221; Universal music corp., New York.
38697
Doin’ O. K.; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309846; Jack Truman Lashua, Oakland,
Calif. 38698
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38699 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Doll shop; from Big time, by Roger Edens. © 1 c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309745; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 38699
——continued; from Big time, by Roger Edens. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309746; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 38700
——part 2; from Big time, arr. Roger Edens. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309744; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 38701
Dolls are a problem, I keep a dimple doll; song.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308314; William Mark
Muchow, Chicago. 38702
Dolly; w & m Irving Riskin. © Sept. 23, 1941; E
_ pub, 107959; Luz bros. music pub., inc., New
York. 38703
Don’t be a slacker, Buddy; song. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309979: May Williams, Cranford,
N. i 38704
Don’t break my heart tonight; song. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; Eunp. 311253; Virginia Conzelman Donnelly,
Wellston, Mo. 38705
Don’t chase your dreams away; w & m Joe [i. e.
Joseph| Hughes, arr. Roy Nelson. © 1 c. Sept.
22, 1942; E unp. 309630; University music pub-
lishers, Cambridge, Mass. 38706
Don’t cry; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310078; Clara Lucille Coates, New Orleans.
38707
Don’t cry, little girl; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 310070; Leon H. Hagen, Minneapolis.
38708
Don’t dream; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309963; Joseph Bruno, Brooklyn. 38709
Don’t fool with my heart; w Arthur Garland, m Kay
Crothers, © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 107927; Melody
Lane publications, inc., Hollywood, Calif. 38710
Don’t grumble and stay; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1942; E unp. 308515; Alec Reid, New York.
38711
Don’t let ’em take it from you boys; song. © Sept.
8, 1942; E pub. 107787; Daisy Marie Stamm,
Indianapolis. 38712
Don’t let this distance change you; w J. E. Mc-
Gaffney, m Ernie [i. e. Ernest] Mariani. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308125; Jerry E. McGaffney
& Ernest Mariani, Youngstown, O. 38713
Don’t lose that smile; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307903; Edward Louis Goette, Lake-
wood, O. 38714
Don’t tell nobody; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308745; Marie Brown,
Stantonsburg, N. C. 38715
Don’t trifle with my heart; song. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309885; Wynema Hodges, Tulsa,
Okl. 38716
Don’t trust in friends but in Jesus; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310337; Bessie Hill
Cully, Chicago. 38717
Don’t worry about me mom and dad; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307975; Agnes Gene-
vieve Gleason, Madison, Wis. 38718
Don’t worry mom, I'll be O. K.; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310594;
Addie M. Lewis, Akron, O. 38719
Don’t worry mother; song, arr. Charles W. Karbach.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308004; Walter B.
Brady, Chicago. 38720
Don’t you know; w Margaret Bonner & Henrietta
Bonner, m Bill [i.e. W. L.] Baughcum. © 1 c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308885; W. L. Baughcum,
Atlanta. 38721
Don’t you worry mother; song. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309991; Donald Frederick Eitelman,
Alhambra, Calif. 38722
—w & m Woody [i. e. Warren] Frisino. © Aug.
27, 1942; E pub. 107918; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 38723
Dorie Miller; w & melody Chubby Green [pseud. of
M. Greenbaun] & D. Heywood. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309916; Donald Heywood & Morris
Greenbaun, New York. 38724
Dorothy; song. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107894;
Walter Kohlhoff, Chicago. 38725
Dot dot dot and dash; w Art Rany [pseud. of A. N.
Yeorwacopoulos|, m Archie H. Clark. © 1 c. Sept.
22, 1942; E unp. 309671; Archmadrite Nikolaos
Yeorwacopoulos, Herkimer, N. Y. 38726
Doughboys keep rolling along; song. © 1 c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309248; Gladys Belmont Allcorn,
Stamford, Conn. 38727
Down at Coney Island; song. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108198; Frank West, Washington. 38728
Down by the sea; song, w Rhodia Benjamin Perry.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310062; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 38729
Down on Rendezvous Isle; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 311108: Blanche E. . Odle, Covina,
Calif. 38730
Down where the mountains kiss the sea is where
I want tobe; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 308984; Ann Tuttle, Los Angeles. 38731
Down with Nazi Hitler; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
12, 1942; E unp. 308758; P. Cless Meek, Worces-
ter. 38732
Dragon fly; from Junior G men of the air, by Milton
Rosen; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308225; Universal music corp., New York. 38733
Dream a dream each day; w & melody. © lec.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308017; August Frank Bossone,
Brooklyn. 38734
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© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
38735
Dream Boulevard; melody.
E unp. 310380; Alice W. Simon, New York.
Dream castle; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942;
E unp. 310290; Victorial Julia Rice, Los Angeles.
38736
Dream crashes; from Big time, by Roger Edens.
© 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309734; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 38737
Dream girl of Theta chi; w & m Sammy Kaye,
Henry Hayward & George Henninger. © Spet. 23,
1942; E pub. 107746; Republic music corp., New
York. 38738
Dream of me; song, melody Al Krausslich. ©1c.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 308431; Dorothy McCreight,
Euclid, O. 38739
Dream of my life; w & m J. T. Truitt & H. Fulton
Brewington. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308595;
James T. Truitt, Salisbury, Md. 38740
Dream of you; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310523; Rosalie Lindsey,
Spartanburg, S. C. 38741
Dream song; by G. Frank Humbert; 2 pfs. © Oct.
25, 1936; E for. 67396; Schott & co., ltd., London.
38742
Dreaming; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308945; Letitia Cowan, Chicago.
38743
Dreaming of only you; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 310303; James Cleveland Young, jr., Car-
olina Beach, N. C. 38744
Dreaming of you; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. ©1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308543; Ada M.
Brown, Olney Springs, Col. ~ 38745
——song, transcribed Norman Case. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308325; Robert Arthur Davidson,
Alhambra, Calif. 38746
Dreams; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308331; Ernest R.
Quigg, Oroville, Wash. 38747
—— ——melody Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308396;
Ann Dawkins, Memphis, Tenn. 38748
Dreams of my children; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E ump.
309560; Alice M. Wilson, Malden, Mass. 38749
Dreams of you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
E unp. 309219; Robert Henry Croft, Lima, O.
38750
Dreamy moments; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts.
© Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107631; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 38751
Drifting; song, melody Bob Allen. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1942; E unp. 310212; Kezia Permelia Frederickson,
San Francisco. 38752
38770
—— ——melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309697; Opal P. Clough, Long Beach,
Calif. — 38753
Drifting down the river; song, m Edward Redding.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309571; E. La Varre
Routh, Louisville. 38754
Drifting down the river of dreams; song. © 1 c.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310632; LethaL. Ringgenberg,
Pontiac, Mich. 38755
Drop your guns you Japs; song. © 1 c. Aug. 4,
1942; E unp. 307950; Michael Fraulino, Manchester,
Conn. 38756
Dying cowboy’s lament; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310121; Michael E. Lytwyn, Winnipegosis, Manit.,
Canada. 38757
Each night is wasted; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309957; Juna L. Christiansen, Provo,
Utah. 38758
Each time I close my eyes; song. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 307958; John Vernon Russell & Ed-
ward Martin Engleman, Marinette, Wis. 38759
Eagles; fox trot song. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309889; James Albert Arnold, Fort Worth.. 38760
Early bird dood it; cartoon, Scott Bradley. pts. 1,
2. © 1 c. each Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309145,
309146; Loew’s, inc., New York. 38761, 38762
Easter-keester song; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308769; -Clifford Emanuel Sundin,
Oakland, Calif. 38763
Easy as you go; w & melody Frank Brown & R. I.
O’Nan. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307867; R. I.
O’Nan, Miami, Fla. 38764
Easy goin’ gettin’ nowhere; w & melody Eli Dawson,
Ian Donez & Bernie Bierman. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309817; Top hat music co., New
York. 38765
Echoes in my heart; w & melody Ade fi. e. D. A.]
Shrode. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308822;
Delbert Aden Shrode, Evansville, Ind. 38766
Echoes of the tide winds; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310553;
Jennie Steely, Niantic, Conn. 38767
Echoes of the valley; song, m George Bain. © lc.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 310261; Bertha L. P. Nut-
ting, West Chester, Pa. 38768
Ectoplasm; from There’s one born every minute,
by Frank Skinner; conductor. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 309804; Universal music corp., New
York. 38769
Eight French and Flemish carols; English w Alfred
R. Bellinger, arr. Luther M. Noss; mixed voices.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107668; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 38770
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38771 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Eight-twenty (The); w & m Jack Fulton, Harold
Davis & Moe Jaffe. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107798;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 38771
Eleanor; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310737;
Peter Francis Barrow, Philadelphia. 38772
Eli, Eli; English w Olga Paul, m arr. Felix Guen-
ther. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107743; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 38773
Elk’s parade; melody Bob Sherwood. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1942; E unp. 311287; Robbins music corp., New
York. 38774
Ella Mae and the beetle; from Whistling in Dixie,
by Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309141; Loew’s, inc., New York. 38775
Elsie;
Harris.
David Harris Ellis, Chicago.
w Rudolph N. Littlejohn, melody David
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308599;
38776
Emblem of liberty; song, w Teddy Snell. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308781; Irving Donald
Johnson, St. Johnsville, N. Y. 38777
Emperor waltz; by Johann Strauss, arr. Rosario
Bourdon; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10, 1942;
E pub. 108060; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
38778
Empty wooden shoes; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310402; Beth Marchetti, Mount View,
Calif. 38779
En que quedamos; bolero, letra y m Federico
Baena. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67378; Promotora
Hispano Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico,
D.F. 38780
© Sept. 30, 1942; E pub.
38781
Enchanted island; song.
108100; Ruth B. Hood, Lubec, Me.
Enemy came; w & m J. Frederic Staton; unison
voices. © Sept. 18, 1942; E for. 67393; Western
music co., ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 38782
Engineer fight song; arr. Luis Guzman; band pts.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310059; Dorothy
Godfrey, Washington. 38783
——song, wS. C. Godfrey. © 1c.Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 310058; Dorothy Godfrey, Washington.
38784
English idyll; by Freda Swain; pf. © July 30, 1942;
E for. 67372; Chappell &co., ltd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 38785
Entrance (The); from There’s one born every
minute, by Frank Skinner; conductor. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942: E unp. 309805; Universal music corp.,
New York. 38786
Entrance and dance of the goblins; by Victor L.
Schertzinger; orch. pts. © Sept. 22, 1924; E pub.
107619; Photo play music co., inc., New York.
38787
Epic march; by John Ireland; full orch. sc. © Sept.
25, 1942; E for. 67368; Hawkes & son (London)
itd., London. 38788
Ergetz vait; w H. Leivik, m Lazar Weiner.
(2°74) FxAI9) © Jan. 9, 1942; E pub. 108197;
Abram Dimitrovsky, d.b. a. Yibneh edition, New
York. 38789
Erminie; light opera, libretto Clemson Bellamy &
Harry Paulton, bk. & lyrics adapted W. O. Robin-
son, m Edward Jakobowski, m adapted J. Spencer
Cornwall. Voc. sc. © July 30, 1942; D 76164;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 38789*
Eskimo Land; juvenile operetta, bk., lyrics & m
Gloria Foreman. Voc. sc. © Sept. 3, 1942; D
76165; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 38789**
Estrellas (Las) me dijeron; bolero, letra y m Jose
A. Juarez. © Dec. 23, 1940; E for. 67435; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de musica, s. 4.,
Mexico, D. F. 38790
Etude in thirds; by Scriabine, op. 8, no. 10, arr.
Joseph Szigeti; violin &pf. © Mar. 28, 1936; E
for. 67343; The Strad, London. 38791
Eva delight; w & m Jack [i. e. J. C.] Jordan. © le.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309668; John C. Jordan,
Buffalo. 38792
Evelyeen I'll be back; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309711; Charles
Stevenson, Fisher, La. 38793
Evening bells; English w Alice Mattullath, Spanish
w Isabel C. Gutierrez, m J. T. Wilkes, arr. Wayne
Howorth; mixed voices. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107821; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 38794
Evening blue; song, w Warren Hassmer. © 1 c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310025; Robert Kingdon
Beckwith, Brooklyn. 38795
Evening star; song, arr. Harold Potter. © lc.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309348; Elizabeth Roth,
Ellensburg, Wash. 38796
Ever since you went away; w & m Joe Hanley & Bill
Kearns. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107544; Whitney
Blake music publishers, New York. 38797
Ever-lasting hills; song, w Sandra Helen Sinnott. ©
1c. Aug.31, 1942; E unp. 307861; Harry A. Bower,
Hollywood, Calif. 38798
Every buddy knows; song. © Aug. 24, 1942; E pub.
107365; Walt J. Jansen, Chicago. 38799
Every hour of every day; w D. Kahn, m T. Levy.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309300; Ted Levy &
David Kahn, Atlanta. 38800
Every other dream; w Lawson Rissmiller & Marion
Barry, m Mitchel W. Post. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309873; Network music publishers, New
York. 38801
Every tear drop that fell; song, melody Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308850;
Mrs. W. F. Pulliam, Springfield, Mo. 38802
Everybody goes to heaven on a Harlem bus; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308690;
Edward Evens, New York. 38803
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Everyone to your post; w & m Annie Laurie [i. e.
Annie Laura] Trousdale. © June 23, 1942; E pub.
107331; Cine-mart music pub. co., Hollywood,
Calif. 38804
Everything depends on you; w & melody. ©lc.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 310323; Wilfred Harlan
Hadley, Denver. 38805
Everything will remind you of me; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308537; Opal P. Clough, Long Beach, Calif.
38806
Everywhere; song, melody Ronald Buck. © lc.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308871; Rita Moskos,
Chicago. 38807
—w & m Wright Whitlock & F. F. Stanley; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309473;
F. Frank Stanley, Santa Monica, Calif. 38808
——w & melody.
310101; Michael J. Peterson, Baltimore.
© 1 c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
38809
Exceeding great joy; Christmas cantata-pageant,
text Elsie Duncan Yale, m Roy E. Nolte. © Aug.
20, 1942; D 76168; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
38809*
Expulsion from Eden; m William Henry Allen; pf.
treble, withw; in F. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310240; Karl Mortensen, New York. 38810
Ex-wife; melody. © 1 c. Oct._1, 1942; E unp.
310675; Roger Segure, New York. 38811
Eyes I love; song, arr. Adrian Mikesell. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1942; E unp. 310291; Roger Wood Fowler,
Laguna Beach, Calif. 38812
Fair maiden; melody Terry [i. e. Terence] Vaughan.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 309647; Eve Lorelei
Exton, Reno, Nev. 38813
Fall in love with me; w Harold McGuire; orch. pts.
© Aug. 4, 1942; E pub. 107363; Rilla Couture,
Bridgeport, Conn. 38814
Falling stars; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308946; Mary Gugliotti, Waterbury,
Conn. 38815
False hearted love; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1
c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307879; Raymond Parker,
Lancaster, Calif. 38816
Fantaisie romantique; pf. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E
unp. 310583; Emil Beyer, Cincinnati. 38817
Fantasia; violin & pf. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310436; William Atkins Schroeder, Chicago.
38818
Fantasia cubana; partitura d’org. © 1 c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309295; José Llerena Guiu, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 38819
Far, far away; song, w William Vincent Byars. ©
lc. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308720; Mary Warner
Byars, Kirkwood, Mo. 38820
38840
——w & m Rose Gelb Good [pseud. of Rose Gelb]
© Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107829; Rose Gelb,
Brooklyn. 38821
Farewell my son; song, m Leila Englert. © lc.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 308609; A. J. Englert, Erie,
Pa. 38822
Father; from Top sergeant, by H. J. Salter; con-
ductor. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309798;
Universal music corp., New York. 38823
Father jumps; melody Jimmy Van Pelt. © lec.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 310160; Regent music corp.,
New York. ; 38824
Few selected songs; pf., withw.. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 107793; Charles Edward Myring, Chicago.
38825
© 1 c. Sept. 24, 1942;
38826
Fiamma d’amore; melody.
E unp. 309992; Ignazio Licata, Brooklyn.
Fields must be harvested; w & melody. ©lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309620; Fern Estelle Mary
Inchauspe, Bakersfield, Calif. 38827
56 progressive duets for individuals and classes;
arr. Irving Tallmadge & Clifford Lillya; B flat
cornets or trumpets. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub.
108025; Belwin, inc., New York. 38828
Figaro & Cleo; by Paul J. Smith; pf. conductor. ©
1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310222; Walt Disney
productions, Burbank, Calif. 38829
Fight (The); from Whistling in Dixie, by Lennie
Hayton. pts. 2-4. © 1c. each Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309135, 309136, 309144; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 38830-38832
Fight boys fight; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309703; Anita C.
Hallaran, New Haven. 38833
—— ——melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310620; Marjorie Coty, Yakima,
Wash. 38834
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
38835
—w & melody.
310015; Zorah E. Crow, Bellaire, O.
Fight, fight, fight; w & melody Al Malick. © 1 c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311348; Elias John Malick,
Lewiston, Me. 38836
Fight for America; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308590; Jesse Wilkins Cann, jr.,
Merrick, L. I., N. Y. 38837
Fight for democracy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1942; E unp. 308068; Simeon Cugell, Detroit.
38838
Fight for freedom; song. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
107570; Daniel Doherty, Dorchester, Mass.
38839
Fight on for liberty, United Nations; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311163; Anna Edwards
Watson, St. Anthony, Id. 38840
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Fight on! Oakmont high school; w & melody. © 1
c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310568; Horton Jerome
Martin Melaro, Oakmont, Pa. 38841
Fight on to victory; w & m Armatta Louise Ziegler.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309483; Charles B.
Ziegler, Onalaska, Wash. 38842
Fight, we will together; w & melody. © 1 c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 308607; David Dillon, New York.
38843
Fighting Americans; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308540;
Gould T. Pritchett, Kelly Field, Tex. 38844
Fighting for liberty; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309353; Marie A. Johnston, New Kensington,
Pa. 38845
Fighting for the Flag of the free; w C.F. Cassinese,
m J.P. Williams. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308836; J.P.Williams, New York & Cosmo Francis
Cassinese, Brooklyn. 38846
Fighting U. S. A.; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308833; Joseph August Tortorich,
New Orleans. 38847
Fighting Yankee; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309694; George J.
Conklin, Long Grove, Ia. 38848
Filha (A) da Bahia; from the Brazilian suite; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309977; H. Murray-
Jacoby, New York. 38849
Fill up the glasses; song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E
unp. 308495; Kurt P. Hirsekorn, Brooklyn. 38850
Fire, fire my heart, madrigal, w & m Thomas
Morley, arr. Kenneth E. Runkel; treble voices.
© Sept. 12, 1942; E pub. 107846; Hall & Mc-
Creary co., Chicago. 38851
Firelight thoughts; waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© lc. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310279; Beulah
Anthony Wilson, Indianola, Ia. 38852
lst regiment Pennsylvania reserve defense corps
march; melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
309023; Wilbur J. Moyer, Allentown, Pa. 38853
First to the last; w Fos Carling & Paul E. J. Ger-
hold, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
307910; Phil Boutelje, West Los Angeles, Calif.
38854
Fi-ya-di; by P. A. Marquardt; orch, pts. © Mar.
22, 1926; E pub. 107632; Photo play music co.,
inc., New York. 38855
Flag of the free I salute you; song, arr. Ethel Mae
Phillips. © 1c.Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308827;
Edith Libbie Wales, Long Beach, Calif. 38856
Flag that waves for you and me; song. © Aug. 24,
1942; E pub. 107364; Maude Nicklin, Franklin, Pa.
38857
Flanders dead in silence lie; w Marnia Blandford
[pseud. of Mrs. M. J. Jump], melody Arthur Gor-
don & Marnia Blandford. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 311096; Mrs. M. J. Jump, Chester, Pa.
38858
Fliver; song, arr. Pearl Troop. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310231; Eva Beekley, Cajon, Calif.
38859
Flor de olvido; bolero, letra y m Rodolfo Mendiolea.
© Dec. 18, 1940; E for.67436; Promotora Hispano
Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 38860
Florecita; w & melody Kay [i. e. H. K.] Tallant. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308727; Helen Kathlyn
Tallant, Ventura, Calif. 38861
Flower of Kilbride; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308326; Herbert Westbrook Smith,
Ellsworth, Me. 38862
Flying cowboy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
E unp. 309646; Frank A. O’Neill, San Francisco.
38863
Flying home; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308154; William Carleton Gibson, Regina,
Sask., Canada. 38864
Flying home to you; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307894: Katharine Ives Moon, Columbia, Mo.
38865
Flying in the heavens; song. © Sept. 17, 1942; E
pub. 107792; Floyd Monroe Seaman, Uniontown,
Pa, 38866
Follow Old Glory; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307940; Olive Allen Robertson, Hartford.
38867
Following the ponies; w Arthur Terker, m E. P.
La Freniere & Hugo Rubens. © Sept. 23, 1942; E
pub. 107942; Roy music co., inc., New York.
38868
Fools in love; song. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308596; James T. Truitt, Salisbury, Md. 38869
Foot down, chin up, you Yankees; pf., withw. ©
1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307887; Sophie Lesniak,
Chicago. 38870
For all who watch; from the War zone of the North
Sea, m arr. Clarence Dickinson; men’s cho.;
organ acc. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107475; H. W.
Gray co., inc., New York. 38871
For I’m a real American; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308831; Elizabeth A. Aurelius,
East Chicago, Ind. 38872
For our boys across the pond; w & m Bill Bentley
[pseud. of W. F. Bentley, jr.]| © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308755; William Francis Bentley,
jr., Lebanon, Mo. 38873
For our U. S. A.; w &melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 307896; Sara Wolk Hoechstetter,
Pittsburgh. 38874
For the good old U.S. A.; w & melody. © i c. Sept.
11, 1942; E unp. 310519; Vincent Di Marzio,
Swissvale, Pa. 38875
For the love of America; song. © 1 c. Sept.3, 1942;
E unp. 307875; Robena Le-Ano, West Grove, Pa.
38876
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For U.S. A.; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310727; Walter Franklin Anderson, Cleveland.
38877
For victory; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308967; Gynith Helland Shaw, Oakland, Calif.
38878
——w & melody. © 1c, Sept. 12, 1942; E unp.
308713; Casimir LaBelle Gaines, Chicago. 38879
——w & melody Fred [i. e. Ferdinand] Ferrari.
© 1 c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309365; Ferdinand
Ferrari, Chester, Pa. 38880
For you and the U. S. A.; song. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307916; Pearl Cooper Harris, Moul-
trie, Ga. 38881
For you, Uncle Sam; song, m Aaron A. Clark. ©
Aug. 8, 1942; E pub. 107834; Rolland M. Pointer,
Abingdon, Ill. 38882
For your sake and for humanity; w & melody F. E.
M. Inchauspe, acc. Julia Tailor. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309622; Fern Estelle Mary Inchauspe,
Bakersfield, Calif. 38883
Foretaste of heaven; hymn. © Apr. 1, 1942; E pub.
107693; Esther Kerr Rusthoi, Long Beach, Calif.
38884
Forever in my memory; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310665; Marion R. Drews, Allston,
Mass. 38885
Forget me not; w Adolf G. H. Kreiss; pf. ©1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311346; José Salgado Garcia,
San Diego, Calif. 38886
Forgive and forget; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308857; Anne Burns,
Long Beach, Calif. 38887
Fort Niagara infantry march; cornet. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 310442; Les Bagley, Geneva,
NY. 38888
Forward, ever forward; w & mJ. R. Borden, arr.
D. J. Harris. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 307942;
James Russell Borden, Fayette City, Pa. & Daniel
J. Harris, Charleroi, Pa. 38889
Foundry; pf. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308856;
Mary Elizabeth Beno, Memphis, Tenn. 38890
Four freedoms march; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308268; Rose Cathlina, Kansas City, Mo.
( 38891
4 miniatures for piano solo; by William Strasser;
pf. © Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107935; Elkan-Vogel
co., inc., Philadelphia. 38892
Four part mass in A flat major; w from Holy com-
munion service in Episcopal prayer book; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309988; Paul Clothier
Van Dyke, Philadelphia. 38893
Four sonnets; Portuguese w Luis de Camoens, Eng-
lish w Lorraine Noel Finley, m Jean Berger; med.
voice. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108095; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 38894
38913
Fox (The); from Whistling in Dixie, by Daniele Am-
fitheatrof & Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309143; Loew’s, inc., New York. 38895
France will live again; w & melody. © lc. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 310580; Jacob F. Baker, Detroit.
38896
F-R-A-N-K-L-I-N; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308545;
Joseph C. Hanlon, Conshohocken, Pa. 38897
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s address to his forces; w
set to ancient Scottish music. © 1c. July 20,
1942; E unp. 308148; Patrick Andrew. Crorkin,
Santa Ana, Calif. 38898
Free education; w set to Russian melody.
TR2 2 PI Ty 772 © June 18, 1942; E pub. 107513;
Ida Gittelman, Brooklyn. 38899
Freedom; song. © 1c. Sept. 11,1942; E unp. 310731;
Esther Agnes Fredreckson, Seattle. 38900
Freedom and democracy; march, w & m Chester
Johnson & A. J. Johnson, arr. Ridgway studios. ©
1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309720; Aida J. Johnson
& F. Chester Johnson, Los Angeles, 38901
Freedom evermore; arr. L. Daniels; pf., with w.
© 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310385; Charles E.
Waite, Brookline, Mass. 38902
Freedom for all; w & m Bob [i. e. R. W.] Clark.
© 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 310254; Robert W.
Clark, Waltham, Mass. 38903
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309613; Edward J. Saylor, Manilla, Ia. 38904
Freedom is crying; song. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub.
107700; Laura Huxtable Porter, Belmont, Mass.
38905
Freedom road; w Langston Hughes, m Emerson
Harper. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 107496; Musette
publishers, inc., New York. 38906
Freedom’s call to victory; song, m Walter A.
Quincke. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 308688;
James Maynard Carter, Fairburn, S. D. 38907
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
38908
Freedom’s song; song.
unp. 310091; Virginia H. Gunston, Tacoma.
Freemen’s song for freedom; song. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309082; Ernest Witte, Lincoln
Park, N. J. 38909
Frog song; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1941; E
unp. 311118; Robert Virgel Jones, Jacksonville,
Fla. 38910
From a heart that is wounded; w & melody. ©lc.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311180; William Thomas
Cleaton, jr., Monroe, Ga. 38911
From an old Mexican garden; serenata; pf. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310501; David Sequeira,
New York. 38912
From Old England; selection, compiled & arr.
Charles Benter; band pts. © July 30, 1942; E pub.
107467; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 38913
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From the old wishing well; w & melody G. Moline
& Agnes Bell [pseud. of J. A. Bjankini] © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307909; Gust Moline & Jasna
Agnes Bjankini, Chicago. 38914
From the Philippines to Australia; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310124; William Thompson, Pittsburgh.
38915
Fuiste a Bahia (Vocé ja foi a Bafa); letra en por-
tugués y m Dorival Caymmi, letra en espaiiol
Johnnie Camacho. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107581;
Robbins music corp., New York. 38916
Full speed ahead; march song, m Gertrude Lucas.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311331; Clara Griffith
Gazzam, Clearwater, Fla. 38917
Funeral to Japan; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 310333; Albert Gervese, Pelham, N. Y.
38918
Furlough hug; song, m Jo [i. e. Josephine] Martyn.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308364; Jane Martyn,
New York. 38919
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Fussy fuzzy; from The silver bullet, by H. J. Salter;
conductor. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308214;
Universal music corp., New York. 38920
Galavantin’ kickapoo; song, melody William James
Hudson. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309893;
Harold Jance, Chicago. 38921
Gallant and loyal; w G. G. Lewis, melody Pat Spic
[pseud. of Patzy Spicacci] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310801; Louis G. Viola & Patzy Spicacci,
North Bergen, N. J. 38922
Gallant lady of nineteen-forty-two; w & melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309341; Josephine
Crisler McCormack, Washington. 38923
Gallo (El) arrogante y la gallina humilde; de Jacobo
Ficher, op.38; pf. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107500;
Axelrod publications, inc., Providence. 38924
Garden of old fashioned roses; song, m J. Charles
McNeil. © 1c. Sept.8, 1942; E unp. 308503; Viola
B. Chubb, Bass Lake, Calif. 38925
Garden of the snowdrops; w Mary Ann Ashland; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 307960; LeRoy Axel
Anderson, Mt. Vernon, Wash. 38926
Garjun; march, Le Roy [i. e. C. L.] Parker; 1st
violin. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 310292;
Charles Le Roy Parker, Sioux City, Ia. 38927
Gath’ring up the shells from the shore; w &.m arr.
T. C. Haskins. © 1c. Aug.6, 1942; E unp. 310265;
Tessie Cooke Haskins, Los Angeles. 38928
Gatito (El) y el chivo; de Jacobo Ficher, op. 38; pf.
© Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107502; Axelrod publica-
tions, inc., Providence. 38929
Gee but it’s fun to sing a song; w & m Al Hardy &
Gilbert Allan. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp.
309645; Van Brunt pub. co., Hollywood, Calif.
38930
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Gee this is a lonesome day; w. & melody Al [i. e.
A. B.| Taylor. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E ump.
309649; Allen Buford Taylor, Detroit. 38931
Geese at high tide; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1942; E unp. 309366; Priscilla Beacham Stanton,
Baltimore. 38932
Gem dance folio for 1942; w & m compiled Elliott
Shapiro. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107853; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 38933 ©
General Esteves; march; pf. © 1c. July 13, 1942;
E unp. 310316; Manuel Barasoain Julbe, Santurce,
Puerto Rico. 38934
General MacArthur; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310437; Leona Bancroft, Murphys-
boro, Il. 38935
General MacArthur he sure can fight; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308027; Henry Ward,
Monticello, Ark. 38936
General MacArthur’s promise; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310554; Roy Parton, Waynesville, N. C. 38937
Gentle zephyrs; by J. J. Thomas; pf. © Sept. 30,
1942; E pub. 108125; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 38938
German march; from The great inpersonation, by
H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 309795; Universal music corp., New York.
5 38939
Get all the wood on the fire; song, arr. Belle Schrag.
© Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 108005; Adolph O. Huseby,
Colfax, Wis. : 38940
Get behind the man behind the gun; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 14,-1942; E unp. 308719; Howard Fenton
& Gene Bone, New York. 38941
Get hep to love; main title, Frank Skinner; conduc-
tor. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310164; Univ-
ersal music corp., New York. 38942
Get the broom; by Hall McIntyre & Howard Gibling;
pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308448;
Mutual music soc., inc., New York. 38943
Get victory; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309541; Floyd Mar-
tinez, jr., San Diego, Calif. 38944
Get your loving from me; w Val Guest, m Manning
Sherwin. © Aug. 6, 1942; E for. 67312; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 38945
Gethsemane; w &m Armatta Louise Ziegler; high
voice. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309482;
Charles B. Ziegler, Onalaska, Wash. 38946
Giant of the mountains; by Heinrich Gebhard; pf.
© Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107515; Axelrod publica-
tions, inc., Providence. 38947
Gifts; w Miriam Hathaway, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310115;
Miriam C. McKinney, Whittier, Calif. 38948
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Girl behind the boy behind the gun;w & m Lyn Udall
[pseud. of J. H. Keating] © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942; E
unp. 308073; John Henry Keating, Venice, Calif.
38949
Girl behind the guy behind the gun; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309256; Ruth Carol
Babcock, Atlantic City. 38950
Girl I can’t forget; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard.
Kate Childress, Hamilton, Ala.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310127;
38951
Girl I left behind me; w by & m adapted I. I. Joy.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 307939; Iral. Joy,
Los Angeles. 38952
Girl I love; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942;
E unp. 311247; Benjamin Morris Kaplan, Allston,
Mass. 38953
Girl in the U. S. A.; song.
E unp. 309975; Mrs. Jack Levy, Atlanta.
© 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942;
38954
Girl of my dreams; song,m Noel Bear. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1942; E unp. 309222; Jimmy Hatch, Regina,
N. M. 38955
Girl of romance; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309501; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
38956
Girls in khaki; w David Heneker & Paul Merton, m
D. Heneker. © Dec. 19, 1941; E for. 67432; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 38957
Give a broken heart a break; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308840; Max Pollack, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 38958
Give a cheer for Uncle Sammy; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309179; Anthony Victor
De Domenico, San Francisco. 38959
Give a cheer! Give acheer! The Yanks are here;
pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309345; Charlotte Matley, New York. 38960
Give a hand to Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309763; Ralph E. Hurler,
Mesa, Ariz. 38961
Give a Yank a gun; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 308012; Herman Zellmer, Oakmont, Pa.
38962
Give back my heart; w Marie Hunt, melody Reb
[i. e. B. F.] Spikes & Austin McCoy. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1942; E unp. 307941; Spikes bros. & McCoy
pub. co., Los Angeles. 38963
Give ’em Hitler and that’s just hell; w, melodies &
pi. accs. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308614;
Powell Evans, Haverford, Pa. 38964
Give him a smile, when he goes away; song. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307920; Mark A. Weber &
Grace Weber, Goodland, Ind. 38965
Give me love; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309502; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
38966
38983
Give me some first aid for my heart; song. © 1c.
Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308705; Louise Swank Sut-
ton, Terre Haute, Ind. 38967
Give the devil a shove; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309945; Ethel Abby Littmann, Detroit.
38968
Give us wings for America; song, melody Edward
Kermit Ottum. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308365; Lucille Wonn, Seattle. 38969
Glorify Old Glory; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308561; Ruby Hurtig, University City,
Mo. 38970
Glorious victory; song, arr. W. G. Utermoehlen. ©
1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308247; Martha Joan
Baker, Miami, Fla. 38971
Glory day; from Tales of Manhattan, w Leo Robin,
m Ralph Rainger. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107580;
Twentieth century music corp., New York. 38972
Go away, little blues; song, melody Lindsay Mc-
Phail. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309956;
Joseph W. Gaskey, Nemacolin, Pa. 38973
Go get ’em darling, then hurry back to me; song,
arr. Lloyd Stoneman. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
310901; W. R. Mason, Longmeadow, Mass. 38974
Go, lucky letter; w Georgia Marshall [i. e. G. M.
Cragin], m L. Chapman. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308718; LaMarr Chapman, Camp Crowder,
Mo. & Georgia Marshall Cragin, Joplin, Mo.
38975
Go, my lad, and fight for Uncle Sammy; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309261; Carl Claude
Underhill, Bridgeport, Conn. 38976
Go to sleep; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311167; Herman Guelpa, Columbus,
oO. 38977
Go to sleep Little Boy-Blue-Eyes; song. © lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309617; Ethlee Neill Pettey,
Bastrop, La. 38978
Go to sleep my little curly head; song. © 1 c. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 310474; Grover C. Garr, Weiner,
Id. 38979
Go ’way; song, melody Claire Nunn & Kay Garner.
© 1c. Oct. 2,1942; E unp. 310606; Whitford Price,
Greenwood, Miss. 38980
God bless our boys; song, mJ. Chas McNeil. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 107883; Alice Victoria
Steele, Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. 38981
God bless our navy; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309277;
Hattie Bauer Williamson, Long Beach, Calif.
38982
——song, m Edward E. Menges. ©lc. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310141; William Ellsworth Bradley,
St. Louis. 38983
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God bless our President; song. © Oct. 1, 1942;
E pub. 108109; Louis Yelsky, Brooklyn. 38984
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
38985
—w & melody.
308428; Margaret Statia, San Francisco.
God bless the United Nations; w & melody. © Sept.
3, 1942; E pub. 107560; John Oshmak, Dudley,
Mass. 38986
God bless you, America; song. © Sept. 17, 1942; E
for. 67342; Florence Carey, London. 38987
God is ruler over all; patriotic hymn. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308270; Harry John Chalmers,
Akron, O. 38988
God up in heaven made you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept.- 9, 1942; E unp. 308469; William Edward
Zellmer, Accokeek, Md. 38989
God’s country and mine; song. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942: E unp. 308600; Flora Nelson Revis, Zion,
il.) 38990
God’s country is calling you; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311285; Ellen
Semones, Laurel Fork, Va. 38991
God’s garden; w & m Evelyn Van [pseud. of E.
Vansteenkiste] © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308974; Evelyn Vansteenkiste, Seattle. 38992
God’s messengers; sop. or ten.; inG. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309820; Paul G. Tuttle, West
Palm Beach, Fla. 38993
God’s victory; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310555; Joseph Madore,
Los Angeles. 38994
Golden emblem sweetheart, that’s you; song, arr.
Gladys M. Shay. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
310498; August Edward Becker, Adelanto, Calif.
38995
Golden moon; song. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307864; Lorene Clutter, Kansas City, Mo. 38996
Golden wedding day; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309557;
Claribel L. Thomas, Seattle. 38997
Good-bye, good luck, God bless you; song. © 1 c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 310269; Sedahlia Propst
Kester, Hickory, N. C. 38998
—w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1,1942; E unp. 310506;
Louise Geaghan Alessi, Baltimore. 38999
Good-bye, soldier; w & m Michael Donald Sahl; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310579; Harold Sahl,
New York. 39000
Good evening; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1 c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311171; Herman Guelpa,
Columbus, O. 39001
Good evening my darling; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308628; Robert Lee Fredette,
Westbrook, Me. 39002
Good news in song; hymnal, w & m compiled Homer
Rodeheaver & Arthur W. McKee; pf. or organ acc.
© July 9, 1942; E pub. 107379; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 39003
Good old U.S. A.; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309891; Moses Wald, Brooklyn. 39004
—song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310179;
’ Naomi Walker, Philadelphia. 39005
Goodbye; w G. Morgan, m J. L. Nelson. © 1c.
Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308487; John Lewis Nelson
& George Morgan, Minneapolis. 39006
Goodbye, home town; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310147; Carl A. Barrett, Chicago. 39007
Goodbye Miss Liberty; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307923; Frederick H. Kates,
Philadelphia. 39008
Goodbye, my love; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308888; Guesta Keefer England,
Fostoria, O. 39009
Goodbye, son; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E
unp. 310690; Homer F. Remillard, Hollywood,
Calif. 39010
Goodbye Sugar; w & melody Henry[i. e. G. H.] Russ.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308490; George Henry
Russ, Oklahoma City. 39011
Goodbye Susie; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
309851; Thomas Francis Griffiths, Detroit.
39012
Goodnight, my darling; w Margie Roberts, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310429; Irwin R.
Wright, San Francisco. 39013
Got a big debt to pay; w & melody Barrie Moore
[pseud. of A. Wilkins] © 1 c. Aug. 26, 1942; E
unp. 308619; Anne Wilkins, Vancouver, Canada.
39014
Got a share in Uncle Sam; w Florence and Peg
Murray [pseud. of Margaret Bristol], m Walt
Gilder [pseud. of Walter Golde] © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310340; Walter Golde, New York.
39015
Gota de ajenjo; letra y m Felix B. Caignet. © Dec.
14, 1937; E for. 67464; Southern music pub. Co.,
ltd., London. 39016
Great gray elephant; w Joseph Hughes, m Mrs.
Dengler [pseud. of Helen C. Dykema]; pf. © Apr.
23, 1942; E pub. 108033; National soc. for the pre-
vention of blindness, inc., New York. 39017
Great North Woods; w Helen Rogers Smith, & mel-
ody. © lc. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309068; Her-
bert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth, Me. 39018
Greatest little chef in the A. E. F.; song, melody
Mary Edith Shockey. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E
unp. 308465; Donald Shockey, Lafayette, Ind.
39019
Green fields of home; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310809; Bertha
M. Atchison, Cheboygan, Mich. 39020
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Green hills; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310482; Sylvia Alatolo, Republic,
Mich. 39021
Green trees; English w Alice Mattullath, Spanish w
Arturo Marasso, m J. T. Wilkes, arr. Wayne
Howorth; mixed voices. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107820; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 39022
Grotesque comedy; from Big time, by Leo Arnaud.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309727; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 39023
Guaranteed for a life-time; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310372; Wilbur Nauman,
Newark, N. J. 39024
Guiana greeting of the great day; song. © Sept. 15,
1942; E pub. 107879; Joseph Josephus, Oakland,
Calif. 39025
Guitar trio no. 2; by Dancla, op. 99, arr. Harry
Volpe; 3 guits. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107384;
Radio City guitar studio, Sunnyside, L.I., N. Y.
39026
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
39027
Guns-up; w & melody.
unp. 309174; Joseph Blake, Newark, N. J.
Guy from the S. O. P.; w Bill [i. e. William E.]
Roelke, m Hal {i. e. H. G.] Shutz. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307830; Harold Gerth Shutz, York,
Pa. ' 39028
Guy with a million bucks; w Esther Van Sciver, m
B. Miller. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108204; Bob
Miller, inc., New York. 39029
Gwendolin; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308875; John Lewis Everson, Oakland, Calif.
39030
Ha! Ha! Ha! Mr. Jap; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310536; Mildred Lenoir,
Chicago. 39031
Handel: Samson suite, no. 3; transcribed & arr.;
Symphony orch. sc. © 1c. July 15, 1942; E unp.
308149; Zoltan Fekete, New York. 39032
Hail America; arr. August H. Schaefer; band pts.,
with conductor. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107695;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 39033
—song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307880; Laura Phillips, Kinston, N. C.
; 39034
Hail Detroit; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308896; Joan M. Rabaut, Grosse Pointe
Park, Mich. 39035
Hail, Miss Liberty; song. © ic. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309172; Mabella Beals Dumont, Chatham,
Mass. 39036
Hail! Our America; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308335;
Bessie DeMars, Chicago. 39037
Hail to MacArthur; song. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 308678; Walt Howe, South Pasadena, Calif.
39038
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39055
Hail to the commando-rangers; song, melody Ber-
tha V. Schwab. ©1c. Sept. 9,1942; E unp. 311110;
Edward A. Schwab, Toledo. 39039
Hail to the merchant marine; song. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308362; Birchard Coar, DeKalb, IIl.
39040
Hail to the naval hospital corps; w N. Niederman &
M. Sarnoff, melody B. Borrelli, jr. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309776; Nat Niederman, Maxie
Sarnoff & Bill Borrelli, jr., Philadelphia. 39041
Hail to the wings of the navy; w & m Sunny Clapp.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107606; Loeb-Lissauer,
inc., New York. 39042
Hajte braco hajte sestre; Croatian folk song, arr.
Edo Lubich; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
309870; Colonial music pub. co., inc., New York.
39043
Half moon; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp.
308656; Lydia E. Becherer, Sappington, Mo.
39044
Hallelujah victory; song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E
unp. 311243; Lester G. Peters, Amesbury, Mass.
39045
Hand over the dough; song, w Faye Patterson. ©
1 c. Aug/ 20, 1942; E unp. 308691; Gladys S.
Mosher, Great Neck, N. Y. 39046
Happy and gay; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307922; Frances Mary Gatti, Oyster Bay,
N. Y. 39047
Harbor of Pearl; song, arr. Pearl Troop. © lic.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310233; Eva Beekley, Cajon,
Calif. 39048
Hardey’s (Bill) songs of the gay nineties and other
favorites; ed. & arr. Hugo Frey. © Sept. 23,
1942; E pub. 107972; Robbins music corp., New
York. 39049
Harriet waltz; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309816; Frederick Maurer, Berkeley, Calif.
39050
Hasta mafiana; serenata, letra y m Felipe Bermejo.
© Dec. 17, 1940; E for.67437; Promotora Hispano
Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
39051
Hats off to MacArthur; w The Smith family [pseud.
of A. E. Smith & D. M. Smith], melody Andy Toce.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 310308; Dorothy
Margaret Smith & Alvin Earl Smith, Zenith, W. Va.
39052
Hats off to you; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309306; Harold Webster Cate, Antrim, N. H.
39053
Haunted; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 309982; William S. Pollard, Steelton, Pa.
39054
Have you heard; fox trot, w Edward Saden, m Danny
[i. e. Daniel] Pellegrini, m D. Pellegrini. © July
31, 1942; E pub. 104789; Dan-Pell song co.,
Baltimore. 39055
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39056 pt..3,.n..S., Fat
Haven’t we met before; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309177; Alexander Randall, jr.,
Baltimore. 39056
Hawaiian sunset; w & m Wertie [pseud. of R. Wer-
theimer] © 1 c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 309637;
Rhoda Wertheimer, Fresno, Calif. 39057
Hazy moon; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308594; George robert Moss, Brooklyn.
39058
He alone; hymn. © July 15, 1942; E pub. 107512;
Selma J. Gagnon, Los Angeles. 39059
He answered the call; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310120;
Susanna Leiterman, Gagetown, Mich. 39060
He didn’t have; w Ruth D. Smith, m Raymond
Davidson. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308417;
Starlight music co., Pasadena. 39061
He has two hearts to give away; w Halah Linda,
melody Leta Nelson [pseud. of L. C. Reid] © 1c.
Sept. 11,1942; E unp. 308518; Lois Clementine
Reid, Jackson Heights, N. Y. 39062
He is my Salvation; anthem, Psalm 27 paraphrased
Frederick H. Martens, m William Lester, op. 22, ©
no. 4; 3-pt. mixed voices; organ acc. © Sept. 4,
1942; E pub. 107481; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 39063
He lived in the house down the street; song, arr.
Harold Potter. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309347; Elizabeth Roth, Ellensburg, Wash.
39064
He plays the horses; w & melody Frank Davis, Sam
Braverman & Win. Brookhouse. © 1 c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309161; Leeds music corp., New
York. 39065
He was wounded for our transgressions; hymn; in
D. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 108021; Eunice Eliz-
abeth Hay, Chicago. 39066
He wears a pair of silver wings; march, Eric
Maschwitz & Michael Carr, arr. George F.
Briegel; band pts. © Sept. 17,1942; E pub. 107852;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd., London. 39067
He went out and joined the marines; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308922; Charles
Fred Molter, Leominster, Mass. 39068
He will be very gracious unto thee; w & melody. ©
lc. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309086; Lucile Lind-
strom, Brooklyn. 39069
Head over heels in love; song, m J. Charles Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308504; Doro-
thy L. Miller, Lansing, Mich. 39070
Hear my prayer, O Lord; anthem, Biblical w;
mixed voices. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108069; C.
Albert Scholin, St. Louis. 39071
Heart-beats of our nation; w Joe [i. e. J. S.] Fer-
rick, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
£ unp. 308235; Joseph S. Ferrick, Leechburg, Pa.
39072
Heart is known by the company it keeps; w Joe
Gottesman, m Hal Pearl [pseud. of H. Pearlstein]
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310567; Harold Pearl-
stein, New York. 39073
Heart to heart; w A. Frangipane, melody F. Frang-—
ipane. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309459; Frank
Frangipane & Anthony Frangipane, New York.
39074
Heaven sent you; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310280; Nils Godfrey
Hellberg, Worcester. 39075
Heavens above! I’m falling in love with you; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308194;
Howard Weiss, Brooklyn. 39076
Heaven’s radio; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 309050; Anna V. Wagner, Chicago. 39077
Helen my darling; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310520; Margaret Howe,
Montreal. 39078
Helena; melody Wallace Jones. © 1c. Sept. 12,
1942; E unp. 309792; Robbins music corp., New
York. 39079
Hello! Honey; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942:
E unp. 310401; Roscoe R. Gardner, Glenrock, Wy.
39080
Helping Uncle Sam; song, m Heron B. Smith& Emma
Mae Smith. © Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 107521;
Kathryn A. Benning, San Antonio. 39081
Hemispheric rhapsody; w & m Marie Macquarrie
[pseud.] © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 310211;
Marie Hughes Fordyce, Brooklyn. 39082
Here am I, but where are you; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310198; Lloyd E. Conley,
jr., Rogers City, Mich. 39083
Here come the sons of a mighty nation; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307890; Marvin W.
Severn, Westville, N. J. 39084
Here come the Yanks; arr. G. Haehlen; mixed
voices. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307763; Joseph
E. Harvey, Portland, Or. 39085
Here come Uncle Sam’s Yanks; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308336; Ann Lawrence, Washington. 39086
Here comes the U. S. A.; w & m Miriam Summers-
gill & J. A. Zimmermann. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309599; John A. Zimmermann, New Orleans.
39087
Here comes Uncle Sam; song, m Frank Doyle. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309923; Agnes McEnery,
San Antonio. 39088
Here 1go; w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E
unp. 310495; Paul Klein, Bernard Weixelbaum &
Lee Goldsmith, New York. 39089
Here in my heart; w Ruth Snookie Gordon, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308695; Vincent Per-
rone, Brooklyn. 39090
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Here on a tropic island, I’m thinking of you, my
love; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310006;
Alice Maurine Dillon Johnson, San Diego, Calif.
39091
Here they come; w &m Dee Hewett. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309333; Dorothy M. Hewett,
Seattle. 39092
© le. Sept. 11, 1942;
39093
Here we are at last; song.
E unp. 308672; Gloria Gould, Washington.
Here we come; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 308020; Emily B. Weiser, New York.
39094
Here we come, oh my country; w & m Dene Dale
[pseud. of E. D. Houston] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
( unp. 308348; Edna Dale Houston, Orinda, Calif.
a 39095
Here we come Schickelgruber here we come; w &
“melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309828;
Emanuel G. Goldstein & Joseph Motola, Hartford.
39096
Here we come, the yoo hoo boys; song, melody
Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309521; Russelle Barber Miller, Utica, Il.
eee ee eT ee
39097
Here we come, Uncle Sam; song. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309949; Arthur L. Walker, DuPage,
Mil. 39098
Here we go; w &melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307872; Beatrice Esther Alsop, New York.
39099
. Here we go again; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942: E unp. 311117; Louie Lessington Buck,
Nashville. 39100
Here’s a kiss for sonny; w C. S. Brower, melody T.
Loutsin. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310362;
Charles S. Brower & Thomas Loutsin, New York.
39101
Here’s to the boys of Uncle Sammy; song. © 1c.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 309640; Hazel Rowell
Whisler, Lincoln, Neb. 39102
Heritage; mixed voices. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 310285; Donald Whyte Morrison, Kealakekua,
Hawaii. 39103
_ Hero of the A. E. F.; song, melody Bob Carleton.
_ © 1e. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309688; Adalene
Craig, San Diego, Calif. 39104
_ Heroes of Bataan; march; pf. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308361; Kenneth Conner Williams, Crafton,
Pa. 39105
_ Heroic tale; by Fred Geib, op. 25, arr. R. Forst;
_ tuba, with pf. acc. © July 30, 1942; E pub. 107466;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 39106
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He’s a fighting son of a fighting Yank; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 309014; Charles L.
Lutheran, Cleveland. 39107
He’s a marine; w Marion Barry & Woodrow Sporn,
melody Mitchel W. Post. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309874; Network music publishers, New
York. 39108
He’s a soldier boy now; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 308432; Barbara Howe
Thomas, Edmonds, Wash. 39109
He’s fighting for our freedom; w & melody Gene
[i. e. Genevieve] Roy. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E
unp. 309719; Genevieve Roy, Cleveland. 39110
He’s my man on the battleship Washington; song.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310014; Hugh S.
Lewis, Atlanta. 39111
He’s only a private inthe army, but he rates four
stars with me; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310150; Louis A. Wolin, Cleveland. 39112
He’s our President, don’t let him down; song. ©
lc. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308785; Harry Black-
well, Bowling Green, Ky. 39113
He’s somewhere; foxtrot, w & melody Jack Stover
[i. e. J. G. Stover, jr.] © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308892; John Gilland Stover, jr., Oakmont, Pa.
39114
He’s the son of a buddy I knew; w & melody Jerry
Craig. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 308629; Her-
man Sedrick Craig, Kansas City, Mo. 39115
Hey! Say! Mister; song. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309067; Ralph Leland Hawkins, Chicago.
39116
Hey! There, America; song, pf. arr. Jack Gaynor.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309045; Winifred
Wilson Wood, South Orange, N. J. 39117
Hi! Baby; w &m Billie Namkie. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311255; Anna E. Eichmann, Jersey
City. 39118
Hi Buddy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308319; Irving B. Stutz, Washington, Pa. 39119
Hi, soldier! Don’t forget to say goodbye; song, arr.
Al Sendrey. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309636;
Genevieve Moffet Nelson, Los Angeles. 39120
Hi yah, Tipperary, we're back again; w W. D. Camp-
bell, mJ. H. Hampton. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310412; Jantha Hall Hampton & W. Dee Camp-
bell, Santa Fe, N. M. 39121
High flight; song, w John Gillespie Magee, jr. © 1
c. Sept. 29, 1942: E unp. 311105; Gordon Lachlan
Heron, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 39122
——-w Joi.n Gillespie Magee, jr., m Joseph M. Hop-
kins; high voice; in D flat. © Sept. 1, 1942; E
pub. 107469; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 39123
Hip hip hip hoo-ray for America; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308612; Teddy Duarte,
Lewiston, Me. 39124
His own lost sheep; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308657; Alice Mae Rogers, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 39125
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39126
Hit the trail with me; w P. A. R. Slipka, melody J.
Erhardt. © 1 c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308446;
Joseph Erhardt, Minneapolis & Paul A. R. Slipka,
St. aul. 39126
Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo; song, m M. C. Sax. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107874; Joseph F. Musser,
Hanover, Mich. 39127
Hodge podge; foxtrot, Harold Mooney, arr. Jimmy
Dale; orch. pts. © Aug. 22, 1942; E pub. 107680;
Lux bros., New York. 39128
Hoe-down on the low-down Japs; w & melody. © 1
ec. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310528; Evelyn Thomas,
Greenfield, Ind. 39129
Hoh, hoh, hoh, hoh Miss Flanagan; w & m Lew
Brown, Henry I. Marshall & Sam H. Stept. © June
27, 1942; E pub. 107378; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 39130
Hold aloft the torch of freedom; song. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308957; Grover C. Garr, Weiser,
Id. 39131
Hold! Hold! The U. S. A.;w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309519; Octava Veeck, Evansville,
Ind. 39132
Hold me in the hollow of Thy hand; pf., with w. ©
Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 107641; Charles Henry Pace,
Pittsburgh. 39133
Hold them boys we’re coming; song. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308995; Elby Wagner, Oakland,
Calif. 39134
Holding hands with someone; w & m Marquis de
Martin [i. e. W. M.] Coleman. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310366; William Martin Coleman,
Paterson. 39135
Holland shall rise again; arr. Dean Fossler; pi.,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310131;
Fred Walthuis, Los Angeles. 39136
Roly birth; song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
310180; Gaele Hessel Bouma, Los Angeles.
39137
Home alone; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 311099; Amelia Schwersin-
Ski, Fond Du Lac, Wis. 39138
Home of the brave; song. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
107955; Alfred Freeman Hobbs, Glendale, Calif.
39139
Home town barber; polka; pf. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 309926; Johnny Giancola, Ellwood City, Pa.
39140
Honey baby; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 310214; Stanley Joseph Smith, jr., Belvidere,
il. 39141
Honey child I am praying for you; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308531; George Pettit,
jr., Trenton, N. J. 39142
Honey, you’re my type; w & melody Gene [i. e.
Genevieve] Roy. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E ump.
309717; Genevieve Roy, Cleveland. 39143
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Honeymoon Island; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309629; Charlie E. White,
Sheppard Field, Tex. 39144
Hong Kong Jean; w Claire Jennings, & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310191; Loys Mondier,
Fort Worth. 39145
Honor and respect our Flag; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
307957; Ora Rains, Portland, Or. 39146
Hook the cook; song. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107405;
Shannon Mims, Falls Church, Va. 39147
Hope anew; pf., with w. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub.
107992; Mary Martha Beck, Cheswick, Pa. 39148
Hoping; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307926; Della Elaine Hout, Akron, O.
39149
Horas negras; danza, letra y m Charro Gil. © Dec.
20, 1940; E for. 67438; Promotora Hispano Ameri-
cana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 39150
Horizon dreams; song, melody Robert VanSickle.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308854; Anne McCart-
ney, Inkster, Mich. 39151
Horse and buggy days are here again; w & mH.
Wakefield Smith. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107553;
Hamilton S. Gordon, inc., New York. 39152
Horse’s tale; w Andrew Donnelly, m Hal Dyson; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308167; Mu-
tual music soc., inc., New York. 39153
Horseshoes; Song, w Waldemar Rieck. © 1 c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 310356; Russell Snively Gilbert,
New York. 39154
How can I live without you; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310815;
Mary Bonter, Ravenna, Mich. 39155
How can I love again; w & melody. © Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 310220; Merle Dean Parkhurst,
Fort Bragg, N. C. 39156
How can you forget so soon; song, m Edward Lewis,
Dave Martin & Jerry Abel. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310397; Aaron Freedman, New York.
39157
How could He love me; hymn. © Aug. 15, 1942; E
pub. 107689; Esther Kerr Rusthoi, Long Beach,
Calif. 39158
How do I rate with you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309832; Jerome Faust, Philadel-
phia. 39159
How I wish that you were near; Song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310122; Ruth Tabor, Chicago. 39160
How long have I got to linger; negro spiritual, arr.
Van A. Christy; men’s cho. © July 30, 1942; E
pub. 107747; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 39161
How low do the blues want to go; w& mJohnny Bond.
© Aug. 11, 1942; E -pub. 107914; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 39162
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How sweet the bells of Christmas; w Elizabeth
Evelyn Moore, m Gustav Klemm; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © Sept. 26, 1942; E pub. 108218; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago. 39163
How will I know; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309898; Willard John Dixon, Cincinnati.
39164
How would you feel tomorrow if I said yes tonight;
w Rookie {i. e. R. J.] Stuart & Evelyn Edwards,
melody Steve Carter. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310563; Raymond J. Stuart, Petersburg, Va.
39165
How’d you get that way; song. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309677; Walter Odell Archer, Gary, Ind.
39166
How's my heart; song. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308673; Gloria Gould, Washington. 39167
Hoy la vi; letra y m Armando Beltran. © Sept. 15,
1942; E for. 67352; Peer internat’l. corp., New
York. 39168
Hunter’s horns; song, m Edward Redding. ©.1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309572; E. La Varre Routh,
Louisville. 39169
Hurrah for Uncle Sammy; pfi., withw. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308631; Margaret Yeakey, Hunts-
ville, Mo. 39170
Hurrah! We are Americans; song. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310448; Hector DiTomasso, South-
bridge, Mass. 39171
Hurry back sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309958; Juna L. Christiansen,
Provo, Utah. 39172
Hurry sweetheart hurry home; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 309037; Rozina R. Backy, St. Louis.
39173
Hush, love ,we’ll begin again; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310084; Ivan T. Dowell,
Mentone, Calif. 39174
Hymn of youth; English tr. & m; sop. or ten. ©
Sept. 29, 1942: E unp. 310502; David Sequeira, New
York. 39175
Hymn to freedom; song, op. 48, w Mary Perry King.
© Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107845; Ariadna Mike-
Shina, New York. 39176
ladmire Myra; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310630; Herman Fairbanks, Philadelphia.
39177
ladore you sweet and lovely; song, wR. Warner &
Florence Mote. © ic. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308355;
Ruth Warner, Los Angeles. 39178
Il always think about you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 308444; Morton Bernard Maser,
Los Angeles. 39179
lam a eommando; w W. A. Heazlett, m R. O. Bark-
ley. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307954; Robert
O. Barkley & William A. Heazlett, Wilkinsburg,
Pa. 39180
507184 O - 43 - 3
I am dreaming of you, old pal; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308817; Aulton B. Davis, San Pedro, Calif.
39181
I am knitting tonight for you darling; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309712; Charles Stevenson, Fisher, La. 39182
I am longing for you; song, m Paul Christ Meyer.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311249; George Had-
ley, Denver. 39183
Iam so lonely; song, melody Alvin Krausslich. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309511; Frank Gustav
Meier, Cleveland. 39184
I belong to you; song. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107878; Bob Miller, La Porte, Tex. 39185
I bet you turned back the clock; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308578; Loys Mondlier,
Fort Worth. 39186
I called for you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308708; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres, Calif.
39187
I can look at the moon again; song. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309673; Dorald M. Foote, Miami,
Fla. 39188
I can walk with Jesus; w P. A. R. Slipka, melody J.
Erhardt. © 1 c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308445;
Joseph Erhardt, Minneapolis & Paul A. R. Slipka,
St. Paul. 39189
I can’t believe you’re true; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Get. 1, 1942; E unp. 310539; Grace
Bolzman, Unionville, Mich. 39190
I can’t forget; song, m Eddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie
Boyden] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308377;
Sarah Lawrence, Jacksonville, Fla. 39191
—— w Albert Chernin & R. Freund, & melody. ©1
c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310625; Robert Freund,
Newark, N. J. 39192
I can’t get you off my mind; wLeoBanovitch& C. E.
Sundin, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308770; Clifford Emanuel Sundin, Oakland, Calif.
39193
I can’t teach my heart to lie; song, w Kay fie:
Kathleen] Doyle. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
- 309925; Ruth F. Brown, Brooklyn. 39194
I can’t understand; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942: E unp. 311090; Howard E. Congdon, Scars-
dale, N. Y. 39195
I captured a star; fox-trot, w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308557; Erwin Koerber,
Raspeburg, Md. 39196
I couldfly to the sky without wings; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308575; Ethel Mae
Hamilton, Miami, Fla. 39197
I could go on dreaming, with a dream like you; w
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308187;
Stan Nawrocki, Chicago. 39198
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39199
I dare you; from Her cardboard lover, w Ralph
Freed, m Burton Lane. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub.
107420; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 39199
I dedicate my life to you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309959; Juna L. Christiansen,
Provo, Utah. 39200
I demand; w & m Hal Pearl [pseud. of H. Pearl-
stein] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310566; Harold
Pearlstein, New York. 39201
I didn’t know; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309555; Dora Whea-
don, San Francisco. 39202
I didn’t raise my boy to be a soldier, but I’m mighty
proud he’s a soldier today; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308037; Viola Watts Rice,
Queens Village, N. Y. 39203
I doan wanna be a angel; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308296; Eddie
Williams Swank, Dickson, Tenn. 39204
I don’t care; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E
unp. 310304; James Cleveland Young, jr., Carolina
Beach, N. C. 39205
I don’t care what you think of me, as long as you
think of me; w Ruth Love & Fred Jay, m Paul
Mann & Stephen Weiss. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 308350; Dorsey bros. music, inc., New
York. 39206
I don’t need nothin’, no more, no how; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309834; Ethel Mae
Hamilton, Miami, Fla. 39207
I don’t seem to have the nerve; w & m Chuck [i. e.
Charles| Jacobson, arr. Harold Swanstrom. ©
Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107784; Charles Jacobson,
Chicago. 39208
I don’t wanta do without you; w & m Milton P. West.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309362; Mildred
West Hoag, Jennings, La. 39209
I dream of .you; w & melody Mrs. Louis [i. e. J. |
Mistele. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310515;
Janet Mistele, Jefferson, Wis. 39210
I dream of you all the time; w & m Jack Page. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308592; John J. Pagliughi,
Union City, N. J. 39211
I fell off the cherry tree; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309309; George Sprys, Pittsburgh.
39212
I found a letter “neath my door; w & melody Billy
Hayes, Harry Dupree & C., Gunther. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108037; Charles Gunther publicity,
Flushing, N. Y. 39213
I found love in the winter; song. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309995; Margaret S. Doyle, Buffalo.
39214
I found my heaven; song. © lc. Sept. 5, 1942; E
unp. 308191; Virginia Allan, Kalamazoo, Mich.
39215
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I gaze at you, America; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310033; Harvey Slovik, New
York. 39216
I get a kick from a circus parade; from Get a load
of this, w Val Guest, m Manning Sherwin. © Apr.
28, 1942; E for. 67425; Francis, Day & Hunter
ltd., London. 39217
I get the neck of the chicken; from Seven days leave,
w Frank Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh. © Aug. 27,
1942; E pub. 107923; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 39218
I got a rendezvous with Lulu; w & m Al Sherman &
Fred Stryker, arr. Al Sendrey. © Aug. 27, 1942;
E pub. 107925; Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 39219
I guess I’m in love; w & melody Hazel Van Dyke &
Buzz Benson. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308015;
Hazel Madelyn Ball, Santa Cruz, Calif. 39220
I had a feeling; song, melody Harry Green & J. S.
Crespin. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310655; Jack
Samuel Crespin, New York. 39221
I had to lose you to Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309766; Evelyn Willette,
Milwaukee. 39222
I have my memories, too; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309625; Ellen Ayers Rice, Fort
Worth. oF 39223
I have time tonight; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307897; Janet Mistele, Jefferson,
Wis. 39224
I hear America singing; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308399; Estella A. Fuller, Los
Angeles. 39225
I heard a maiden’s prayer; w & melody. © 1 c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311195; John Mosely Howell,
Los Angeles. 39226
I helped draw those lines; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310129; W. Moton Glenn, jr., Lincolnton, N. C.
39227
I hope and pray; fox trot, w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
10, 1942; E unp. 308558; Erwin Koerber, Raspe-
burg, Md. 39228
I idolize you; w & melody Mickey [i. e. Michael]
Diamond. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308969;
Michael Diamond, Brooklyn. 39229
I keep believing in you; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 308008; Evelyn B. Smith, Akron, O, 39230
I kissed him goodbye and I blessed him that day;
song, w Sam Bova & N. Quaglietta. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308994; Nicholas Quaglietta,
Lawrence, Mass. 39231
I kissed you again; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E
unp. 310460; Adell Pollard, Berkeley, Calif.
39232
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
I knew that I loved you; song, melody William S.
Kreher. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310431;
Carlton S. Smith, Jersey City. 39233
I knew you’d be along; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310521; Rebecca W.
Smith, Oneida, Tenn. 39234
I knew you’d come my way; song, m J. Charles Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307848; Did-
liffe W. Chinnery, St. Thomas, V. I. 39235
I know; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310509; Kenneth Thompson, Albany. 39236
I left my heart in California; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 310053; Dott-Ada Marie
Hess, Los Angeles. 39237
I like you too much; w & melody Bert Weinlader.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308959; Bertha Wein-
- lader, Teaneck, N. J. 39238
I live in hopes that you will come back some day;
song. © july 14, 1942; E pub. 107371; Frank A.
Heck, Toledo. 39239
I long for you; song, w Fred Cox. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1942; E unp. 310318; Joe DeFazio, Los Angeles.
39240
Ilong to see Jesus; hymn [and] Face to face; m
Adam G. Horst; pfi., withw. © Apr. 18, 1942; E
pub. 107605; Ruth Carolyn Bishop Teasdale,
Kansas City, Mo. 39241
I look at you and think; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311273; Ruth Baker,
Suffolk, Va. 39242
I looked into your eyes and found myself in love;
song. © lc. Sept. 15, 1942; unp. 308979; Robert
P. Reedy, Glendale, Calif. 39243
I lost my heart; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
309672; Donald M. Foote, Miami, Fla. 39244
I love; song, melody George Turner Dreher, arr.
Larry A. Harris. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
311181; Frank Vito Costanza, Quantico, Va. ‘
39245
I love a Petty girl; from DuBarry was a lady, w &
m Lew Brown, Ralph Freed & Roger Edens. ©
1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307787; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 39246
I love a uniform; w & melody Jerry Craig. © lc.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308661; Herman Sedrick
Craig, Kansas City, Mo. 39247
I love my country; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308886; Francis Valerie Gallaugher,
Lake Charles, La. 39248
I love my nurse; song. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107895; E. J. Stiner, Detroit. 39249
I love the night; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309279; Elsie Farene Bruder, Bellwood,
Il. 39250
39267
I love to make love to you; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309096; Leila Richter, Redondo, Wash. 39251
I love you because you're you; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310870; Lillian Hamilton, Chicago.
39252
I love you best of all; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1
c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308744; W. M. Hinman,
Adair, Ill. 39253
I love you dear; song. © Aug. 15, 1942; E. pub.
107569; Priscilla S. Thurrott, Boston. 39254
I love you in a thousand ways; w R. Dickinson, m
Will Raymond [pseud. of R. Bauman] © 1c. Aug.
27,1942; E unp. 310284; Ruth Dickinson & Ray-
mond Bauman, New York. 39255
I love you tenderly; song, w P. Rendeley. © ic.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307911; Rita Nelson, New
York. 39256
I love you, the Red, White and Blue; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 310281; Paul Chianco,
Philadelphia. 39257
I loved you too much; w & m Calvin Jackson. ©.1
c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308309; Tempo music,
inc., New York. 39258
I may sail around the world; song, m Robert Cates.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308253; Evalyn Mun-
ger, Cincinnati. 39259
I miss Mississippi and you; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310348; Paul Compton
Abbott, La Jolla, Calif. 39260
I must leave you; w G. M. Cragin, m J. M. Cragin.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308717; John Mar-
Shall Cragin & Georgia Marshall Cragin, Joplin,
Mo. 39261
I must leave you, dear, because they drew my num-
ber; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Sept. 3, 1942; E
pub. 107406; E. C. Blizzard, Camp Pickett, Va.
39262
I must leave you, my darling; song, m J. Charles
McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308505; Levy
Mae Quinton, Sealy, Tex. 39263
I needed God; w Lillian Robertson Beck, m Florence
Sidenbender; in G. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub.
107861; Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
39264
I never dreamed I’d cry; song, melody Kathleen
Rowe. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308238; Ray-
mond McClure, Hollywood, Calif. 39265
I never met anyone who didn’t like music; w & me-
lody Bernard Howard McLaughlin. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308242; Marjorie Doyle, Dorchester,
Mass. 39266
2
I never thought I’d be a soldier; song. © 1c. Sept.
12, 1942; E unp. 308655; Lydia E. Becherer,
Sappington, Mo. 39267
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39268
I never thought that dreams came true; song, m
James Crane. © 1c. Sept.2, 1942; E unp. 307837;
William Anthony Lyons, Port Huron, Mich.
39268
I only wish you would listen; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309536;
John E. Harris, New York. 39269
I pledge allegiance to you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942: E unp. 310592; Edward J.
Kornbrath, Hartford. 39270
I pray each night for victory; pf., with w. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308775; Cora Hogan Smiley,
Cleveland. 39271
I realize; song, m Eddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie
Boyden} © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; & unp. 308376;
Edythe Evans, Chicago. 39272
I saw Esau; w Country Washburn, m Jack Owens.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309633; Owens-
Kemp music co., New York. 39273
I sent my man across the sea; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308877; Harry R. Kaufman,
Summitville, Ind. 39274
I shall get home some day; w&mC. A. Tindley,
arr. Helen Carter Moses. © May 15, 1942; E pub.
107685; Carter school of music, Columbus, O.
39275
I shall love you; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310082; Ruth Phyllis Iovine,
Milton, N. H. 39276
I should forget you; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308863; Shirley
Coffey, Holyoke, Mass. 39277
I should have known better; song. © 1 c. Oct. 6,
1942; E unp. 311233; Michael Masino, Buffalo.
39278
I sing with you; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308799; Laura E. Forcade,
Mascoutah, II1. 39279
I sit and wonder; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Sept.8, 1942; E unp. 308388;
David H. Graves, Albuquerque, N. M. 39280
I smell smoke; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 310035; Rita Catherine Davis, Norfolk, Va.
39281
I still cling to the U.S. A.; m Clark Tate; pf., with
w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 310293; Grover
Monroe Cantrell, Mountain Grove, Mo. 39282
I still feel that way about you; song, melody Irene
Shannon. © 1c, Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310678; Isa-
belle Hut, New York. 39283
I surrender; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308747; Andrew Morris, Rexburg,
Id. 39284
I thank you America; w & melody Al Malick. © ic.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308897; Elias John Malick,
Lewiston. Me. 39285
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I thought that you knew; song, m Lois Evelyn John-
son. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311337; Ross
Martin Mehl, Stockton, Calif. 39286
I thought the world had no glory; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308384; Don Smith, Cincinnati.
39287
I thought too late; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309163; Leo.Poch, Scranton. 39288
I thought you understood; song. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308980; John Edward Rapino & Wini-
fred Crawford, New York. 39289
I told a lie to you; song, w Wilbur Hughes. © 1 c.
Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309830; John F, Witcowich,
Pueblo, Col. 39290
I wait for thee; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © lc.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310596; Effie M. LaForge,
Birmingham, Ala. 39291
_I wait for you at the close of day; w & melody. ©
1454
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; Eunp. 308913; Erwin Reinking,
Cincinnati. 39292
I walked along with the moon; w & m B. J. Yciak.
© June 15, 1942; E pub. 108072; Mary Yciak &
Boleslaw Jan Yciak, Newark, N. J. 39293
I wanna marry a bombardier; w David Mack, m
Leonard Whitcup; pf.treble. © 1 c.Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309296; Leeds music corp., New York.
39294
I want a furlough in the fall; w & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311160; Theodore Herbert
Twersky, New York. 39295
I want a uniform; song, w Priscilla Burg. © 1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308928; David B. Salmon,
Syracuse. 39296
I want to be along, just alone with you; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 308610; Albert Del
Grosso, Johnstown, Pa. 39297
I want to be happy; from No, no, Nanette, by Vincent
Youmans, transcribed William Teague; band pts.,
with condensed sc. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub.
107813; Harms, inc., New York. 39298
I want to be with Solomon; song. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 108042; faul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia. 39299
I want to volunteer; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309351; John D. Genova, Rochester,
N. Y. 39300
I wanted you to know; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309624; Ellen Ayers Rice, Fort
Worth. 39301
I was just a hitch-hiker; w & m David Heneker. ©
Apr. 28, 1942; Efor. 67420; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 39302
I was Miss Nobody; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310726; Norman Taugh, New York. 39303
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Pl
no. 9, 1942
I was your sweetheart, now I want to be your wife;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308807; Anna Barber, Nor-
folk, Va. 39304
I will always caddy for my sweetheart; w & melody.
© ic. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310718; Walter H.
Perry, Kansas City, Mo. 39305
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills; Biblical w,
m Edward E. Bennett. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107430; Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New York.
39306
I wish you were home; w & m Joel Michael [pseud.
of J. M. Volkmann]; pf. treble. © 1 c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309747; Joseph Michael Volkmann,
Pomona, Calif. 39307
I wished upon a star; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308884; Mildred Elbaum, Stamford,
Conn. . 29208
I wonder; song. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
310256; Frantz Hampton Clark, Wilmington, Del.
39309
I wonder who; w & melody. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308843; Max Pollack, Binghamton, N. Y.
39310
© 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
39311
I wonder why; song.
310642; G. Gerard Clukey, Washington.
I would still have you sweetheart; w Frank Ford
[pseud. of I. M. Ciesielski], m Jimmie Crane. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1942: E unp. 310028; Ignatius Marion
Ciesielski, Philadelphia. 39312
Icy fingered blues; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © ic. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308804;
Lewis T. Lee, Canton, O. 39313
I’d like to call you my sweetheart; pf., with w. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308920; Charles Fred
Molter, Leominster, Mass. 39314
I’d love to love you baby; song, melody Harry
Green & J. S. Crespin. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310654; Jack Samuel Crespin, New York. 39315
\
I’d rather dance; w Frank Curlee [i. e. F. M.
Curlee, jr.], melody Shelby H. Curlee, 3d. © lc.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309931; Francis M. Curlee,
St. Louis. 39316
I’d rather not sing on the radio; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308287;
George S. Wingert, Greencastle, Pa. 39317
Ii dreams were all; fox trot song. © i c. Sept. 12,
1942; E unp. 308721; Leila R. Goldstein, New
York. 39318
If I cared a little bit less and you cared a little bit
more; w & m Berkeley Graham & Carley Mills.
© July 28, 1942: E pub. 107421; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 39319
If I could; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp.
310319; Kenneth Thompson, Albany. * 39320
39338
If I could hear my buddies sing again; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308812; Cora Ballard, Ardmore, Okl.
39321
If I could write a story of you; song, m C.R. Fer-
guson & Walter Stackhouse. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309585; Cyrenius R. Peseyson, Santa Bar-
bara, Calif. 39322
If I didn’t have you; song, m Noel Bear. ©1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309507; Leona Rasmussen, De-
troit. 39323
If I steal a kiss; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309921; Rita Marlin, Marcus Hook, Pa.
39324
If it weren’t for romance; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310593; Joseph
Stubbs, Fort Lewis, Wash. 39325
If it’s good; song. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310039; Louis C. Cate, Montour Falls, N. Y.
39326
If she don’t care; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 310732; Charles Ide, Brooklyn. 3932
If we all get in there and pitch; w & melody. ©.
c, Sept. 30, 1942;-E unp. 310578; Herbert Paul,
Evansville, Ind. 39328
If we meet again; song, m James Crane. © lc.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307838; William Anthony
Lyons, Port Huron, Mich. 39329
If we should ever meet and dance together; w &
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308838;
Max Pollack, Binghamton, N. Y. 39330
If wishing made my dreams come true; w & melody
Peggy Wootton. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308900; June Margaret Wootton, Altadena, Calif.’
39331
If you but knew; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309085; Lucile Lindstrom, Brooklyn.
39332
If you care; w Bob Carroll, m Leo Rojo. © Sept.
1, 1942; E pub. 107906; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 39333
If you could forget about me; song. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310005; Alice Maurine Dillon
Johnson, San Diego, Calif. 39334
If you ever see my gal; w & melody Sammy [i. e.
S.W.] Moore. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309491; Samuel Walter Moore, Chicago. 39335
If you haven’t got dreams, you’ve got nothing at all;
w & m Jimmy Kennedy. © July 1, 1942; E for.
67308; Kennedy music co., ltd., London. 39336
If you say so, it’s true; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
31,1942; E unp. 308632; Rhoda G. Caplan, Brook-
line, Mass. 39337
I’ll always adore you; song, m Lee B. Browne. ©
1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307881; Zella L. Camp-
bell, Bethany, Mo. 39338
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39339
I’ll always be in love with you; song. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308801; Martin Kalmanoff, Wood-
mere, N. Y. 39339
I’ll always be true; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309981; Mrs. Robert Lea-
sure, Templeton, Pa. 39340
I’ll always have you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308606; Robert Norman Schanzer,
New York. 39341
I’ll always love that moon; song. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308460; Walter Arthur Skinner,
Everett, Mass. 39342
I’ll always remember; w Ray Zirkel, & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310027; J. Lake Vesper,
Columbus, O. 39343
I'll always remember that night in September; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309484;
Ethel Cowan Anderson, Fountain City, Tenn.
39344
I’ll be back in your arms again, darlin’; w & m D.
Hotalen & C. Kingsbury. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub.
108153; King-Del pseud. of De Lancy Hotalen &
Charles Kingsbury, Corning, N. Y. 39345
I’ll be coming back someday; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309389; Frank Henry Mc-
Clure, Albany. 39346
I'll be countin’ ev’ry mountain; w & m Al Hoffman,
Mann Curtis & Jerry Livingston; pf. treble. ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308168; Mutual music
soc., inc., New York. 39347
I'll be dancing at your wedding; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; EK unp. 308839; Max Pollack, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 39348
I'll be gone for awhile; w & melody. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107957; Edward Crowe & Pete Pyle,
Memphis, Tenn. 39349
I’ll be lonely; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
309610; Victor Kopnitsky, Philadelphia. 39350
I’ll be seeing you; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E
unp. 309714; Robert Sherman Taylor, North Bend,
Wash. 39351
I’ll be smiling when you return; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311278; Lois
Beaver, Berkeley, Calif. 39352
I’ll be thinking of you; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308866; Neoma On-
tiveros, Pawnee, Okl. 39353
I'll be true to the girl I leave behind; song, m Law-
rence Williams. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308658; Leone Perrill, Columbus, O. 39354
I’ll be waiting for you darling; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307933; Bill Nettles, shreve-
port, La. 39355
I’ll be with you tomorrow; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
19, 1942; EB unp. 309372; Paul Warren Flynn, New-
ton, Mass. 39356
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I’ll believe this dream is true; w & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311189; Paul Compton Abbott,
La Jolla, Calif. 39357
I’ll bet all the rice in China we’ll put them on the
run; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310387;
Jack Fisher, Hoodsport, Wash. 39358
I’ll come back again to you someday; w Morris
Cohen, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310105; Herbert Irving Green, Philadelphia.
39359
I’ll do it with a smile; w & m Roger MacDougall.
© Mar. 9, 1942; E for. 67415; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 39360
I’ll forget the past; hymn. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
107690; Esther Kerr Rusthoi, Long Beach, Calif.
- 39361
I’ll just close my eyes, and make believe it’s you;
w & m Jimmy Kennedy. © April 23, 1942; E for.
67307; Kennedy music co., ltd., London. 39362
I’ll just wait for the sun to shine; song. © 1 c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310418; Michael Bagley, Akron,
39363
I’ll keep my promise to you; song, m Gordon R.
Woodford. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310648;
Mary Louella Bolden, Gunnison, Miss. 39364
I’ll keep on smiling; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942; E unp. 310458; Ruth Bellamy Crowder &
Millard Galweston Thomas, New York. 39365
I'll keep. smiling; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310142; Hal Keller Felman, Chicago.
39366
I’ll keep the old flame burning; w & melody Burt
[i.e. B. L.] Happ. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
309676; Burton L. Happ, Sparrow Bush, N. Y.
39367
I’ll keep you in my mind; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 310169; Eddie Simmons, Wash-
ington. 39368
I’ll know it’s love; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311190; Paul Compton Abbott, La
Jolla, Calif. 39369
I’ll make America proud of me; w & m Johnny [i. e.
J. W.] Patchell, arr. freva Patchell. © 1 c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 310311; John Washington Patchell,
Pleasantville, N. J. 39370
I’ll make up; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 310210; Joseph W. Uritson, Coraopolis, neath
I’tl meet you just inside; hymn. © 1 c, Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310597; Ernest Sheridan Beck, Ports-
mouth, O. 39372
I’ll recommend love to mend your heart; song, m J.
Charles McNeil. © Sept. 12, 1942; E pub. 107651;
Raymond J. Simon, Chicago. 39373
I’ll remember you over there; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309278; Colin Vallie, Van-
couver, B. C., [Canada] 39374
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
I'll return tothat home sweet home; song, w Charles
Pernot. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310478;
Sterling Evans, Duryea, Pa. 39375
I'll save my heart; song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310604; Ralph H. Brooks,
East Pepperell, Mass. 39376
ru See you soon; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309626; Ellen Ayers Rice, Fort
Worth. : 39377
V'll wait; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308665; Anthony Petolino, Newark, N. J.
39378
I'll wait dear; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308535; Edith Ross-
man, Webster Groves, Mo. 39379
I'll wait for you; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309787; Margarett
Edwards, Rome, Ga. 39380
—w William Gomberg, m Herbert Edmund Hecht.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308183; Grace Gom-
berg, New York. i 39381
I'll wait for you, till the storm is over; w Edward
A. Voneydoar, m Arnett Edward Eskridge. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 107995; Eskridge music
publications, Chicago. 39382
I'll wait forever, for my soldier boy; w & melody
Tex [i. e. C. M.] DeWitt & E. Crowe. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 107958; Edward Crowe, Memphis,
Tenn. 39383
I'll wait until you’re back; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310363; Nicholas C. Tzannos,
New York. 39384
T’ll waliz away with you; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309860; Mary Rose Barton, Alton, Ill. 39385
I'll win the war just for you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309385; John N. Quinn,
Tewksbury, Mass. 39386
I'll write you a letter soldier; song, melody Ronald _
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310537; Mrs.
P. A. McBride, Florence, S. C. 39387
I’m a bad boy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309887; Arley Winston Talbot, Jamestown,
N. Y. 39388
I’m a bow-legged cowboy; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310689; Homer F. Remillard,
Hollywood, Calif. 39389
I’m a fool that way; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. J.]
Ramcke. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp: 310139;
Robert John Ramcke, Park Ridge, Ill. 39390
I’m a lady for the navy; fox trot song. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 107646; Ralph Leland Hawkins,
Chicago. 39391
I'ma pris’ner of war on a foreign shore; w & m
Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelson & Dick Sanford. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107433; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 39392
39409
I’m a top hand now; w Roy J. Thompson, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308762; Inez Isabell
Brumbelow, Lomita, Calif. 39393
I’m about to be about with Uncle Sammy; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309038; Walter Denzil
Wilson, Fairmont, W. Va. 39394
I’m a-comin’ back; foxtrot, w & melody Jean Elkins.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308077; Mrs. Sidney
Elkins, East Prince Rupert, B. C., Canada.
39395
I’m crazy over you; w Rookie [i. e. R. J.] Stuart,
melody Roy Raeburn Hazl © le. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 311088; Raymond J. Stuart, Peters-
burg, Va. 39396
I’m crying but the tears won’t come; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309598; Helen C.
Judge, New York. 39397
I’m drifting on a raft of love; w Bob [i. e. Robert]
Sullivan, melody Hal [i. e. H.C.] Mowry. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309308; Harold C. Mowry,
Boston. 39398
I’m for democracy; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept: 26,
1942; E unp. 310047; E. Dale Tilton, Cincinnati.
39399
I’m goin’ back to whur I come from; w & m Carson
J. Robison. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108206; Bob
Miller, inc., New York. 39400
I’m going back to happiness; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5,1942:E unp. 310807;
Jesse T. White, Hartford. 39401
I’m going to pop the question; song. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309808; Robert William Hanna,
Findlay, O. 39402
I’m head overheels in love; w Ruth Moffatt, m
Betty [i. e. E. M.] Hodgson. © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 308625; Elizabeth Moffatt Hodgson, Tampa,
Fla. 39403
I’m here with you; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © ic. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310886; Rowland Vincent, Cristobal, Canal Zone.
39404
I’m in love again; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 19,
1942; E unp. 309325; Carl H. Barlow, Fort Smith,
Ark. 39405
I’m in love with a girl in white; w W. Lundquist,
melody M. L. Grand. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310339; Murray L. Grand & Walter Lund-
quist, Brooklyn. 39406
I’m in love with a guy, who flies in the sky; w & m
Dale Evans & Dale [i. e. R. D.] Butts. © 1c.
Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309367; Robert Dale Butts,
Los Angeles. 39407
I’m in the army; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309848; John Murynski, Warren, O.
39408
I’m in the doghouse with Fido now; song, m Lee B.
Browne. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307882; Faye
Smith, Keenes, Il. : 39409
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I’m in the navy now; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310125;
Aldeina Schotfeldt, Hospers, Ia. 39410
I’m jealous; song. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309904; Cleo T. Reed, Louisville. 39411
I’m just a lonesome soldier; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310083; Ivan T. Dowell,
Mentone, Calif. 39412
I’m just a soldier without a sweetheart; w & melody
Billie [i. e. E. L.}] Mansfield. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308414; Elizabeth Lulu Mansfield,
Portland, Or. 39413
I’m lonesome; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308887; Fragcis Valerie Gallaugher, Lake
Charles, La. 39414
I’m lonesome dear; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 310251; Ethel Louise Mahoney, Boston.
39415
I’m marching to fight for Uncle Sam; foxtrot, w
Edna Marini, & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309600; Anthony Misuraca, Chicago.
39416
I’m not dreaming; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307899; Lionel Philip Woods, sr.,
New Orleans. 39417
I’m not worth a dime; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1942; E unp. 308065; George Edwin Peterson,
Alhambra, Calif. 39418
I’m of age now; w & m Calvin Jackson. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; k unp. 308308; Tempo music, inc., New
York. 39419
I’m picking a star for you; w Joe Baker, mJ. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309201;
Joseph H. Baker & Grace Gerber, Hollywood,
Calif. 39420
I’m proud of you my soldier; w & m P. J. Giblin &
Doris B. Greer. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308724; Patrick J. Giblin, Norway, Me. 39421
I’m ready; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. ©
1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308550; Flossie Watts,
Waverly, O. 39422
I’m ready, come what will or may; w Vincent Dang-
ler, & melody. © 1c, Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309963; Edward A. Miller, Freeport, L.I., N. Y.
39423
I’m riding my pony back home; song. © Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 107844; W.E. 4Zellmer, Accokeek,
Md. 39424
I’m singing to a million but meaning it just for one;
from Hi gang, w Val Guest, m Manning Sherwin.
© Dec. 19, 1941; E for. 67426; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London, 39425
I’m sleepy now; song, m George Bain. © 1c. July
24, 1942; E unp. 304584; Bertha L. P. Nutting,
West Chester, Pa. 39426
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I’m sorry now; song, melody Eddie Ward [pseud. of
Eddie Boyden] © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308379; Walter Dewhirst, Ozada, Alta., Canada.
39427
I’m sorry that I lied; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308332;
Nina M. Marsh, Sanford, N. C. 39428
I’m still in love with you sweetheart; w & melody
Glory Goodwin [i. e.G. G. Futerer] © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 309465; Glory Goodwin Futerer,
Phoenix, Ariz. 39429
I’m the lonesomest guy in the world; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307924; Frederick H.
Kates, Philadelphia. 39430
I’m the sweetheart of a soldier; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309320; Harry Kemp,
Jersey City. 39431
I’m thinking tonight of you dear; song. © 1 c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 307973; Paul Stephen Warner,
Candor, N. Y. 39432
I’m through with you; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311196; Josephine Meyer &
William V. Gropper, South Ozone Park, N. Y.
39433
I’m Uncle Sam’s boy; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310530; Hazel Boyett,
Thackerville, Okl. 39434
In a little cafe in the Vieux Carre; w G. Rogers,
melody E. S. Martin. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 309968; Eunice S. Martin & Grace Rogers,
New Orleans. 39435
In a little cottage in the valley; song, melody M. C.
Sax. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309752; Ralph
E. Drumheller, Shenandoah, Pa. 39436
In a Swiss chalet; w & m Vasca Suede. © Oct. 1,
1942; E pub. 108207; Bob Miller, inc., New York.
; 39437
In all my dreams, I dream of you darling; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308493; Fred Gates
Henry, Warren, O. - 39438
In all this world; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309765; Evelyn Willette, Milwaukee.
39439
In autumn time; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310663; Jane Tully, New York. 39440
In candlelight; by Frank Grey; pf. © Sept. 30, 1942;
E pub. 108126; Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
39441
In freedom’s cause; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 311115; Joseph D. Talkin, Be
3944
In God we trust; w & m W. M. Frank [pseud. of F.
M. Wakeman]; mixed voices. © Aug. 4, 1942; E
pub. 107383; Frank M. Wakeman, Pawling, ar ne
94
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
—w Henry George, m Ralph Colicchio. © 1 ec.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310393; Coldin music pub.
co., Brooklyn. 39444
In heaven; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 307842; Vivian Ogilvie, Burling-
ton, N. S., Canada. 39445
In memory; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308751; T. E. McMillion, Zenith, Kan.
; 39446
In more ways than one;.song, m Florence Frarer.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311174; Herman
Guelpa, Columbus, oO. : 39447
In my dreams; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310441; Franklyn Augustus Freeman
Kirkland, Wash. 39448
In my soldier’s arms; march song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310728;
Joseph W. Uritson, Coraopolis, Pa. 39449
In paradisum; liturgical w, m Alfred T. Plante;
organ. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 107966; Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 39450
In the air; w & melody Lois [i. e. A. L.] Platt. ©
1c. Sept. 3, i942; E unp. 308237; Annie Lois Platt,
Cleveland. 39451
In the army of Christ the King; song, w Agnes T.
Debus. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107322; Salvatore
D’Aura, Miami Beach, Fla. 39452
In the day of battle; anthem, w Bliss Carman, m
Clarence Dickinson; mixed cho.; organ acc. ©
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307476; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 39453
In the evening; pf., withw. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311238; Patricia Ruth Henry, Los Angeles.
39454
In the garden of my God; song, arr. Gladys M. Shay.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310499; August Ed-
ward Becker, Adelanto, Calif. 39455
In the good old U. S. A.; w & m Charles L. Johnson.
1. Male cho. - 2. Women’s 3-pt. cho. - 3. Women’s
2-pt. cho. - 4. Mixed cho. © Apr. 8, 1941; E pub.
108158-108161; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 39456-39459
In the merry month of May; w & m Bob [i. e. R. J.]
Stifel. © 1c. Sept. 16,1942: E unp. 309182; Robert
Julius Stifel, St. Louis. 39460
In the moon; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308869; Mrs. Jeptha Hamer
Nelson, Lake Providence, La. 39461
In the springtime, Kathleen; w & m Annabel Robbins.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308120; Annabel Rob-
bins Schroyer, Evanston, Ill. 39462
In the want ads of the Daily gazette; w & melody
Gus Willard [pseud. of C. W. Gilderbloom] © 1c.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310575; Clarence W. Gilder-
bloom, Van Nuys, Calif. 39463
39482
In this man’s army; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309993; Marie Margaret Hagman,
Everett, Mass. 39464
Incense; song, melody Robert VanSickle. © lc.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308853; Jennie L. Pexton,
Guthrie, Okl. 39465
Incidental miniatures; by Victor L. Schertzinger;
orch. pts. nos. 3, 4. © Sept. 22, 1924; E pub.
107620, 107621; Photo play music co., inc., New
York. ° 39466, 39467
Indian fight; from Ox train, by Dave Snell. © 1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309155; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 39468
Infantry song; w & melody Hal T. [i. e. Harold T.]
Mara. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310335;
Harold Thomas Mara, Fort Meade, Md. 39469
Instead of a letter BsecTO TuCbN2 ; song, w V.
Lebedev-Kumach. [Russian w only] © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309850; Aron Pressman, New
York. 39470
Insurrection; by Victor L. Schertzinger; orch. pts.
© Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107625; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 39471
Introduction and fugue; by Edmund Rubbra, op. 19c;
pf. © Sept. 2, 1942; E for. 67413; Augener, ltd.,
London. 39472
Introduction for Rambeau; from Broadway, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
309802; Universal music corp., New York. 39473
Ira Aldridge; w Henry Troy, m Spencer Odom. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108065; Handy bros. music
co., inc., New York. 39474
— — —ed. W. C. Handy. © Sept. 24, 1942;
E pub. 108065; Handy bros. music co., inc., New
York. 39475
Irish lassie; w & m Al Weeks & Hank Finney. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 310182; Weeks publisher,
Detroit. 39476
Is it true what they say; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310074; A. C. Balch, Roscoe,
Calif. 39477
Is the meadowlark still singing; song, melody Mar-
tha Sharleen White. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308573; Meredith Miles White, Leavenworth, Kan.
39478
Isabelle; song. © 1c. Sept. 15,1942; E unp. 308933;
Walter Alexander Hooven, Weatherly, Pa. 39479
Island of the moon; from Pardon my sarong, w &
melody Don Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 307857; Universal music corp.,
New York. 39480
Islands of the Seas; song. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub.
107897; John Ellenberger Berst, Chicago. 39481
Isn’t love a lovely thing; w H. W. Davis, melody M.
E. Chamrod. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310065;
Mabel Edith Chamrod & Hartley W. Davis, Ven-
tura, Calif. 39482
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39483 pt. 3,n.5., v.37 ©
It costs So little, but it means so much; w & m Alf
Ritter, J. Lester Smith & Horatio Nicholls [pseud.
of Lawrence Wright] © Sept. 21, 1942; E for.
67375; Lawrence Wright music co., ltd., London.
39483
It feels so satisfying; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311276; Julius Seegall,
Oakland, Calif. 39484
© 1c. Sept. 23,
39485
It might have been; pf. treble.
1942; E unp. 309814; Ada May, New York.
It pays to pray; hymn. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
107688; Esther Kerr Rusthoi, Long Beach, Calif.
: 39486
It started with Eve; from Big time, by Roger Edens.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309729; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 39487
It takes the moon; fox trot, w Henry Gershwin, m
Hadju Imre. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub. 107607;
Foreign & domestic music corp., New York.
39488
It was onlya postcard to a sailor in the coast-guard;
w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,1942; E unp. 309627;
Jack Pyle, Norfolk, Va. 39489
It won’t be forever; w & m Fay Morens [pseud. of
Fanny Moses]; pi. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307827; Fanny Moses, New York. 39490
It won’t be long; w & melody Jane Dahlem. © 1c.
Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309835; Mayme Dahlem,
St. Petersburg, Fla. 39491
It would have just begun; song, melody Michael
Costanza. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308003;
Frank Maggio, Brooklyn. 39492
It’s a bet; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309064; Arthur Whiteley, Los Angeles.
39493
It’s a long long trail to old Tipparail; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310116; Zelma Orr, Griggsville, Ill.
f 39494
It’s all over now; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309768; Evelyn Willette, Milwaukee.
39495
It’s America forever; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 308146; Elmont Di Stefano, Philadelphia.
39496
It’s been a long time between; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309080; Samuel Alfred
Masselle, Marlboro, N. Y. 39497
It’s been grand just knowing you; m Bob Carleton;
pi, treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310818; Ed Shelburne, Lexington, Ky. 39498
It’s gettin’ the best of me; w & m Eddie DeLange,
Mary Schaeffer & J. Fred Coots. © July 21, 1942;
E pub. 108029; Ambassador music, inc., New York.
39499
It’s in my heart; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 311116; Haven Adolph Johnson,
Brooklyn. 39500
It’s just that I love you; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308389; Emma Bennett, Aledo, Tex. 39501
It’s legitimate now; w N. Schindler, melody E.
Knight. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308029; Nor-
man Schindler & Edward Knight, Washington.
39502
It’s lonesome without you back home; w & melody.
© 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308178; Frank C.
Hesel, Philadelphia. 39503
It’s mutual; w James Woodworth, melody Jack Stern.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310351; Network
music publishers, New York. 39504
It’s my Indiana home I’m longing for; waltz, w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309050;
Mrs. Frank Held, Williamsport, Ind. 39505
It’s my time to two-time you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309002; Lloyd Elbert Robin-
son, Shreveport, La. 39506
It’s not our fault; song. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp.
308408; Roy Lebkicher, Berkeley, Calif. 39507
It’s Oregon for me; song, w L. Ruth Throe [pseud.
of Ruth Rynlarson] © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310063; Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
39508
It’s reveille time; w O. Rosalie Spitzer, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308019; Thomas Mar-
vel Holton, Richmond. 39509
It’s something that’s American; song. © 1 c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 311093; Isabelle J. Groetzinger,
Racine, Wis. 39510
It’s taps for the Japs; song. © Sept. 30, 1942; E
pub. 108101; O. J. Lambiotte, Mishawaka, Ind.
39511
It’s the fighting marines, I’ll say; pf., with w. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310367; Mary F. Kirk-
land, Richmond, 39512
It’s the navy; w Hal Summers, m Katie Biehn. ©
Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 107382; Summers music
store, Washington C. H., O. 39513
It’s the time to do it now; w & m Bob Brittingham &
Charles Berkley. © Sept. 24,1942; E pub. 108067;
Handy bros. music co., inc., New York. 39514
It’s the uniform you wear; song, arr. Ellen Surdo.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310562; Harry Fred-
erick Zierer, Cincinnati. 39515
It’s up to you; song. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310682; William McMillan Talbott, Paris, Ky.
39516
— —Mmelody Alan Satz.
E unp. 308653; Alfred Lippitz, New York.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1942;
39517
It’s up to you and me; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309206; Dora Smith,
Union City, Pa. 39518
1460
_ It’s V for victory; song, m Ray Hibbeler.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
© Sept.
10, 1942; E pub. 107686; Arthur Paul Moser,
Chicago. 39519
—— —melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 308006; Arthur Paul Moser, Chicago.
39520
It’s victory for U. S. A.; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309549: Maude H. Moore, Atkinson, N.C. 39521
It’s you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310435; Lucie Irene Fisher, New Cumberland, Pa.
39522
It’s your dollars that make the guns; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309708; Robert Fairbrother, Fulton, N. Y. 39523
It’s yours; w Alan Courtney, m Will Lorin [pseud.
of Vladimir Cherniavsky| © Sept. 23, 1942; £
pub. 107943; Roy music co., inc., New York.
- 39524
I’ve been away so long; song, m Martyn Snow. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309024; Patricia Cross,
Kansas City, Mo. 39525
I’ve built a shelter for two; song. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308323; Leon I. Russell, Jackson,
Mich. 39526
I’ve fallen in love with a soldier man; w & m Mar-
guerite Duval. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310144; Florence M. Greenstone, East Orange,
N. J. 39527
I’ve found a new love for an old heart; w & m Jack
[i.e. A. J.] Kester. © 1 c. Oct.3, 1942; E unp.
310898; Andrew Jackson Kester, Everett, Wash.
39528
I’ve found a sweetheart, for my blue haven; song,
melody Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310375; Vinton M. Dubberly, Dallas. 39529
I’ve found a wonderful buddy; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis} Tobin. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309544; Elizabeth St. Claire, San Francisco.
39530
I’ve got a contract with Uncle Sam; w & m Paine [i.
e. E. P.j Fenimore. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp.
309375; Edna Paine Fenimore, New York. 39531
I’ve-got a home in Saint Marea; w & melody. ©l1c.
Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309774; Walter Greenlaw,
New York. 39532
I’ve got a murmur in my heart; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308668; Florine Rosenbush, —
Meridian, Miss. 39533
I’ve got an invitation to Georgia; w & m Mary
Schaeffer & Jack Palmer. © Aug. 18, 1942; E
pub. 108028; Ambassador music, inc., New York.
39534
I’ve got rings on my fingers, and bells on my toes;
by Maurice Scott, arr. William Teague; band pts.
© Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 107812; Harms, inc.,
New York. 39535
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39551
I’ve got to stop just dreaming; song, melody Dee
Wells. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308521;
Emmet Edward Niehoff, Louisville. 39536
I’ve heard songs that make me sway; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 309659; James Andrew
White, Marysville, Wash. 39537
I’ve heard that song before;*from Youth on parade,
w & m Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn. © Sept. 14,
1942; E pub. 107809; Edwin H. Morris & co., inc.,
New York. . 39538
- I’ve locked my heart, to everyone but you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308458; Norman
Fenton Perrine, Fort Wayne. 39539
I’ve never been in love till now; w A. Wilson & R.T.
LaMarre, m Benny Butler [i. e. B. H. Butler, jr.}
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 309638; Benjamin H,
Butler, jr., Aileen Wilson & Rene T. LaMarre,
Oakland, Calif. 39540
I’ve never seen the righteous begging bread; song.
© June 8, 1942; E pub. 107788; Robert Thomas
Cherry, Washington. « 39541
I’ve put my heart in storage; pf. treble, withw. ©
1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310667; John Plaza, New
York. 39542
I’ve said good-bye dear, but not for long; song, m
Noel’Bear. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp. 309221;
Madine Johnson, Texas City, Tex. 39543
I’ve still got your picture in my pocket book; song,
m Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © ic.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 308400; Billie Rose, Hunt-
ington, Tex. 39544
Janie; w J. Bentham, m Nick [i. e. D.] Raymond. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308499; D. Raymonce w
Josephine Bentham, New York. 39545
Japs just got to go; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309674; Thelma Small, New York.
39546
Jeannie Marie; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307851; Lena M. Matson,
New Holland, O. 39547
Jean’s visit to Toyland; musical play. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; D 76174; Marjorie Ingram Barnett
Springfield, Mass. 39547*
Jeepers-creepers; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 5,
1942; E unp. 308071; George Noble Thompson,
San Bruno, Calif. 39548
Jenny Wren, she’s a wooin’ cooin’ pigeon; w & m
Helen Monroe, Jean Monroe & Curtis [i. e. W. C.]
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp.
307967; William Curtis Monroe, Washington.
39549
Jesus loves you too; hymn. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309276; Ellen Matilda Hudson, Atlanta.
39550
Jesus will never fail me; hymn. © Apr. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107691; Esther Kerr Rusthoi, Long Beach,
Calif. 39551
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Jesus will pilot me home; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309883; Budd Wilcox Baraw, New-
port Center, Vt. 39552
Jeszcze Polska zmartwychwstanie; pieSn. © Sept.
23, 1942; E pub. 107946; Josef M. Rakus, Wash-
ington. 39553
Jewel’s love plea; from Jewel; ten., with orch. con-
ductor. © 1c. Aug. 31,1942; E unp. 307613; Simon
Bucharoff, Beverly Hills, Calif. 39554
Jiggers! A cop; from Get hep to love, by Charles
Previn; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310162; Universal music corp., New York.
39555
Jimmy Blue; w & m Peter Sinclair & Sadie Balcon.
© Apr. 28, 1942; E for. 67424; Francis, Day &
Hunter, itd., London. 39556
Jimmy Doolittle; song. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E
unp. 310156; Max Heller, Philadelphia. 39557
Jivin-Joe from Idaho; song, w Jack Philip Allen. ©
lc. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309773; Leone Perry
Allen, Los Angeles. 39558
Joan of Arc; song, m L. Ernest Walker. Q@ i c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310660; Carl Julius Pursey,
St. Louis. 39559
Joan of Arc your spirit we have found; song. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 309052; Helen Carter,
Three Rivers, Calif. 39560
Joan of Arc’s call; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 310038; Clarella Hackett Johnson,
Sand Creek, Wis. 39561
Jocko, the monkey; m Flora R. Schaeffer & Kitty
James [i. e. K. J.] Schofer, pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308254; Katie James
Schofer, Reading, Pa. 39562
John Doughboy; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311336; Howard L. Keeler, Kodiak, Alaska.
39563
Johnny; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf. treble.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308647; Curtis Mon-
roe, Washington. 39564
Johnny and his gun; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309690; George Air-
good, Valier, Pa. 39565
Johnny Doughboy and Tommy Atkins; song. © ic.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311178; Norman Mearl Karn,
Tiffin, O. 39566
Join a home nursing class;w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 310050; Goldie Frantz, Youngs-
town, O. 39567
Join our victory band; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309960; Juna L. Christiansen, Provo,
Utah. 39568
Joke is on you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 22; 1942;
E unp. 309767; Evelyn Willette, Milwaukee.
39569
.
Joy through tears; by Victor L. Schertzinger; orch.
pts. © Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107626; Photo play
music co., inc., New York. 39570
Jumbo band; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309900; George Robert Moss, Brooklyn.
39571
Jungle tale; w Edith Pellow, m Charles Haubiel;
men’s cho. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107407; Com-
posers press, inc., New York. 39572
Junie; w & melody.
308257; Earl Payton Marshall, Chicago.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
39573
Junior army song; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1942: E unp. 310386; Evelyn R. Weiss, Brooklyn.
39574
Junior commandos; march, w Doris Staton-Radcliffe;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310421; Harry M.
Staton, Bradley Beach, N. J. 39575
Junior G men of the air; by Milton Rosen; conduc-
tor. 1. End title. - 2. Main title. © 1c. each
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308222, 308224; Universal
music corp., New York. 39576, 39577
Just a little hunk of poon; song. © i c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 308620; June Osborn, Detroit. 39578
Just a little smile from you; song, m Gustave Sax.
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107873; Sara Bryant,
Hartford. 39579
Just a little sympathy; song, w William Mill Butler.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310618; Clifford W.
Walsh, Syracuse. 39580
Just a lonely dreamer; w & m Pat fi. e. P. S.]
D’Epiro. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310611;
Pasquale S. D’Epirg, New York. 39581
Just a name on a headstone; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308341; Mary Chadburn, Fall River, Mass.
39582
Just a soldier; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311275; Mae W. Mead, Puy-
allup, Wash. 39583 \
Just a stone’s throw from Virginia; song, arr. Carl
Holer. © July 1, 1942; E pub. 108011; Gene Dixon,
Washington. 39584
Just as long as I know Katie’s waitin’; from Private
- Miss Jones, w & m Lew Brown, Ralph Freed &
George R. Brown. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309148; Loew’s, inc., New York. 39585
Just dreaming; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309173; Joe Ehrlich, Reno, Nev.
39586
Just go to sleep with a prayer on your lips, you’ ll
wake up singing I love you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310103; Morton Gittleman,
Detroit. 39587
Just how muchI miss you; song. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308617; Jean Boyd, Steuben, Wis.
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Just like a stranger; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309384; John N. Quinn, Tewksbury,
Mass. 39589
Just my little fella; w & m Johnny [i. e. J. C.] Vick,
jr. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309978; John
Charles Vick, jr., Wyandotte, Mich. 39590
Just one; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310133; Raymond William Gallagher, Lynn, Mass.
39591
Just one more night; w & melody. © ic. Sept. 2i,
1942: E unp. 309499; Callie Ora Cannon, Memphis,
Tenn. 39592
Just remember; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 311182; Robert Greenwood, Long Beach,
Calif. 39593
sé
Just standing alone in the rain; w Helen Evans, m
C. W. Evans. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 107960;
Luz bros. music pub.,inc., New York. 39594
Just suppose; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E
unp. 309299; Frances Sherman Rubenstein, Chi-
cago. 39595
Just to be with you tonight at twilight; song. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310346; Herbert Jesse
Teague, Indianapolis. 39596
Just to remind you I miss you; w Miriam Grover,
& melody. © 1c, Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310095;
Beryl T. West. Errol, N. H. 39597
Just wait and pray; song. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107411; Bernice Bjugstad Kruger, Sheyenne, N. D.
39598
Just we two; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 309475; Jeanne Marie Somsen, Seattle.
39599
Just you; w & m Dorothy Soule, Jack Val & Marty
Kahn. © Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107824; Melo-art
music publishers, New York. 39600
Just you andI; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
310270; Sedahlia Propst Kester, Hickory, N. C.
39601
Keep an eye on the allies; w H. W. Davis, melody
M. E. Chamrod. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310066; Mabel Edith Chamrod & Hartley W. Davis,
Ventura, Calif. 39602
Keep an eye on your heart; w Jimmy Shirl [pseud.
of Jack Mendelsohn} & Milton Leeds [pseud. of
Milton Lieberman], m Henry Manners [pseud. of
Henry Katzman| © May 2, 1940; E pub. 107656;
Broadcast music, inc., New York. 39603
Keep ’em flyin’ shootin’ sailin’; song. © 1 c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311187; Esta Mae Johnson, Houston.
39604
Keep ’em flying high; song, harmonized Grace M.
Pharazyn & Hugene W. Shronk. © i c. Sept. 2i,
1942; E unp. 310197; Mary Ida Reddy, Atlantic
City. 38505
39623
Keep ’em off of Lonesome street; song, w Phil
Wilson. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308566;
Lloyd Herrold, Evanston, I11. 39606
Keep fighting for liberty; song, m Lee B. Browne.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308749; Clara Brad-
dock, Salt Point, N. Y. 39607
Keep in step; song. © Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107370;
Sallie Logan Volz, Ames, Ia. 39608
Keep it up Yanks; song. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311264; Pearl Marie Barker, Evanston, IIl.
39609
Keep me Lord, now I pray; m RobertCherry; mixed
voices. © Dec. 10, 1941; E pub. 107950; Bruton
Sims, Washington. 39610
Keep Old Glory flying high; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310433; Lucie Irene Fisher,
New Cumberland, Pa. 39611
Keep on sending smiles; w & m Mari Edwards. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942: E unp. 308485; Marie Edwards,
Chicago. 39612
Keep on smilin’; w C. Maddox, m W. Olson. © Aug.
14, 1942; E pub. 107684; Charles Maddox & Woody
Olson, Chicago. 39613
Keep smiling; song, m Acme music service. ©
Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 107938; James H. Palmer,
Wilkinsburg, Pa. 39614
Keep smiling for me; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 107884; William H. Henry,
Charleston, S. C. 39615
Keep the ball a-rolling; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308541;
Clifton L. Inman, Springfield, Or. 39616
Keep the chin up! America; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308858; Nellie
Ray Smuin, Vernal, Utah. 39617
Keep the Flag in memory of me; w & m Min Biron
[i. e. M. B. Finan}, arr. John Luisi. © 1 c. Sept.
3, 1942; E unp. 308024; Melina Biron Finan, New
York. 39618
Keep the Huns on the run; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308083: Harley Alan Roth, Elm-
hurst, L.I., N. Y. 39619
Keep the love light burning; pf., with w. © lc.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309936; Mary V. Harris,
Hinton, W. Va. — 39620
Keep the love light shining; w & melody. © 1c,
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 310324; Margaret Bronson,
Cincinnati. 39621
Keep them flying; pfi., with w. © lc. Sept. 28,
1942; EH unp. 310420; Norma Anita -Paniagua,
Sacramento, Calif. 39622
Keep writing to me, Buddy; w & melody Jean Her-
bert. ©O lc. Sept. 24, i942; E unp. 309842; Her-
bert publications, New York. 39623
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Keep your chin up; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308383; W. H. Kenneke, Clayton, N. M. 39624
Keep your chin up and smile.my gal; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309101; Oscar Schilling, Johnstown, Pa.
39625
Kidnap me, honey; song. ©1c.Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307934; Ralph Franklin Pickel, Knoxville,
Tenn. 39626
Killing of the Indian; from Ox train, by Dave Snell.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309157; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 39627
King David march; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310089; Frederick Paul Vollmer, Reading, Pa.
39628
Kingdom of the deep; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309383; John N. Quinn, Tewksbury,
Mass. 39629
Kings shall come from Saba; Christmas carol, w
Claire Crosby, based on a 15th century carol, m
Edith Campbell; mixed voices. © Sept. 22, 1942,
E pub. 107963; Boston music co., Boston. 39630
Kiss (A) for my sweetheart, a salute to my King;
song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309558; Bee F. Fender, High
Point, N. C. 39631
Kiss (A) from you; arr, Buddy Keefe & Billy Ross;
pi., with w. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309297;
Margaret Harris, Galveston, Tex. 39632
Kiss me darlin’; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308185; Blanche E. Odle, Covina, Calif.
39633
Kiss me goodbye; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309707; Alida F. Hockey,
Merrill, Mich. 39634
Kisses alamode [?]; w Ellie Richman, m J. Piro-
lozzi & Lew Alpaugh; pf. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942;
E unp. 310230; Johnny Pirolozzi, Plainfield, N. J.
39635
Kisses in the moonlight; w & m Joe [i. e. J. C.]
Barrett. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. sinaate
Joseph Christian Barrett, Cleveland. 39636
Klein Ida-walzer; v. Paul von Klenau; klavier. ©
Apr. 16, 1916; E for. 67363; Universal- -edition,
a. g., Vienna. 39637
Kneel down on your knees; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308706; John N. Ouzounian,
Ceres, Calif. 39638
Knight of the road; song, m Lee B. Browne. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308748; Zella L. Campbell,
Bethany, Mo. 39639
Knit and purl; w & melody.
E unp. 309623;
Bakersfield, Calif.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
Fern Estelle Mary Inchauspe,
39640
Knockin’ around, from pillar to post; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311162; Hamilton —
Gordon McLean, Los Angeles. 39641
Laddie; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf. treble. .
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308650; Curtis Mon-
roe, Washington. 39642
Laddie Boy; w Leonore Glasner, m Paul Reiff &
Saxie Dowell. © July 24, 1942; E pub. 107678;
Lexington music co., New York. 39643
Lady fair; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308196; George H. Hall, Ojai, Calif. 39644
-Lady I’m sorry; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307904; Myron Hockenbury, Harrisburg,
Pa. 39645 |
Lady to a degree; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310496; Paul Klein, Bernard Weixel-
baum & Lee Goldsmith, New York. 39646
Lament of a broken heart; song. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308940; Mrs. O. R. Wilkins, McAllen,
Tex. 39647
Land of liberty; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308943; Dana Young, Charleston,
W. Va. 39648
Land of the Pere free; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 1942; E unp. 310526; Melvin F. C.
Heater, Los ices 39649
Lanikai; w Mary Biggerstaff, & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307976; Gertrude Sharples,
Wabash, Ind. 39650
Last bloom of autumn; song. © Sept. 8, 1942; E
pub. 107645; Frank Ruhnau, Los Angeles. 39651
Last night I dreamed I kissed you; w & melody. ©
lc. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308177; Ross Latshaw,
Snohomish, Wash. — 39652
Last night I fell in love; w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1942; E unp. 308422; Ben V. Lamborn, Wichita.
39653
Last thing I'll do; w & melody Ernie [i. e. E. A.]
Philipp. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308988;
Ernest A. Philipp, Baltimore. 39654
Last word; waltz, O. Cremieux, arr. Rosario Bour-
don; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub.
108056; Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 39655
Latin-American serenade; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308589; Maurice Roffman,
New York. 39656
Lauder’s (Harry) songs. selection, w & m H. Lauder
& others, arr. Clifford Greenwood. © Aug. 6,
1942; E for. 67314; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 39657
Lazy and good for nothin’; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310683; William Feldman, Newark,
N. J. 39658
Leave me a rose; song, arr. Donald H. Eckroyd. ©
lc. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309758; Bill H. Post,
Geuda Springs, Kan. 39659
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Left foot, right foot march album; compiled Fred-
erick A. Schiefelbein; pf. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub.
107595; Volkwein bros., inc., Pittsburgh. 39660
Left with a broken heart; song, arr. Jean Walz. ©
lc. Sept. 12, 1942; E.unp. 308700; Ruth Fisher,
Grace Condon & Harry Rose, Blue Island, Ill.
39661
Legionaries together; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942;
E unp. 307949; Jean Speakes Bristow, St. Louis.
39662
Lejos de tu querer; bolero-son, letra y m Wello
Rivas. © Dec. 30, 1940; E for. 67439; Promotora
Hispano Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico,
D. F. 39663
Leonore; song, m Alfred Wooler. © 1c. May 4,
1942; E unp. 291402; Rena Valona Collins, Lowell.
39664
Let freedom ring; song, m Ray Hibbeler. © Sept.
10, 1942; E pub. 107687; Arthur Paul Moser, Chi-
cago. 39665
——w H. Rydman, melody W. Smith. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310032; Harvey Rydman & Walter
Smith, Oakland, Calif. 39666
Let me keep my dreams; song. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308652; Marion Heffernan Krebs, St.
Louis. — 39667
Let me live in America; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 310887; Alvin C. Hewitt, Barrie, Ont., Canada.
39668
—— ——melody L. Roberts [pseud. of_ Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310891;Roland
Ogden, Washington. 39669
Led me read it in your eyes; w & m Georges Henry
[pseud. of A. G. H. Kreiss] © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 308604; Adolf G. H. Kreiss, San Diego,
Calif. 39670
Let the Yankees shoot the round; w & melody. ©
ic. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 309043; Peter C. Rhegas,
Detroit. 39671
Let there be music; from Private Miss Jones, w
E. Y. Harburg, music adapted Earl Brent. © lc.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309147; Loew’s, inc., New
39672
Let this be the last time; pf. treble, withw. ©l1c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308972; Louis Grant Lind,
Edinburg, Ind. 39673
Let us hum a tune together; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309837; Charlie Reese,
Oklahoma City. 39674
Let’s all chip in; w Anthony Fallace, m Noel Bear.
© Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 107961; Luz bros. music
- pub., inc., New York. 39675
Let’s all do all we can to help Uncle Sam; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308442; James
Joseph Barry, South Williamsport, Pa.
39676
39693
Let’s all fight for the good ole U. S. A.; song, mel-
ody George Simon Muller, jr. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308267; Norman L. Diehl, Columbus, O.
39677
Let’s all get in the saddle; w & melody. © 1c.
Mar. 23, 1942; E unp. 309015; Andrew Mark Purdy,
Enid, Okl. 39678
Let’s all get together at the U. S. O.; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310446; Edna M.
Shea, Chicopee, Mass. 39679
Let’s be friends; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 310744; Frank Michael Pagano, New York.
39680
Let’s bet our bottom dollar on top; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308739; Mrs. Leonard
Ellis, Strongs, Mich. 39681
Let’s carry on in unity; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310745; Frank Michael Pagano, New
York. 39682
Let’s cheer for America; w M. D. Finley, melody
A. H. Clark. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;E unp. 309946;
Matthew D. Finley & Archie H. Clark, Middletown,
Pa. 39683
Let’s cheer the girl who is waiting; w & melody
Norman Fenton Perrine. © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 308456; Suzanne Beers Abbey, Toledo.
39684
Let’s dance tonight; w & m Harry Dupree, Hilda
Taylor & C. Gunther. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub.
108038; Charles Gunther publicity, Flushing, N. Y.
39685
Let’s defend our Red, White and Blue; march, w &
melody Ray Hibbeler & J. Aguilar. © 1 c. Sept.
10, 1942; E unp. 308565; Joseph Aguilar, Ashley,
Pa. 39686
Let’s do all we can to help Uncle Sam; song, arr.
Harold Potter. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 107785;
Harold C. Greinert, Hortonville, Wis. 39687
Let’s dream our dreams together; song, m Lee B.
Browne. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308746;
Fred O. Timme, Chico, Calif. 39688
Let’s drink a little sunshine wine; w & melody. ©
lc. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308513; Eulalia Pugh
Ray, Raleigh, N. C. 39689
Let’s fight on, America; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308802; Martin Kalmanoff, Woodmere,
NzOY. 39690
Let’s forget Pearl Harbor; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308293;
M. N. See, Loda, Ill. 39691
Let’s get it over with; w Bob [i. e. Robert] Sullivan,
melody Hal [i. e. H. C.] Mowry. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310399; Harold C. Mowry, Boston.
° 39692
Let’s get on the job and do it now; song. © 1 c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308898; Maud H. Dare, Deep
Water, N. J. 39693
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Let’s get over and get it over; w & melody Andy
Razaf, Paul Denniker & Ben Barton. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308797; Barton music corp., New
York. 39694
Let’s get that yellow man; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308491; George Henry Russ,
Oklahoma City. 39695
Let’s get together boys; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309097:
Fred Van, Port Jefferson Station, L.I., N. Y.
39696
Let’s go, America; song. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E
unp. 308761; Charles E. Miller, jr. & Eileen Ellis,
New River, N. C. 39697
——song. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 310274;
Frederick W. Kramer, Grand Rapids, Mich.
39698
Let’s go Americans; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309533; Bonnie Davis,
Dallas. 39699
Let’s go army, all aboard navy, come on you ma-
rines; w & m Harold W. Dargeon. © Aug. 26,
1942; E pub. 107596; Muriel M. Dargeon, New
York. 39700
Let’s go! Fore River; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308563; Everett Denton Richards,
Nantasket, Mass. 39701
Let’s have one more beer; w & m Betty [i. e. V. B.]
Weber. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E™unp. 308007;
Verna Betty Weber, Priest River, Id. 39702
Let’s keep step with our President; w J. Van Dye
[pseud. of H. J. Vander Weyden], m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c.Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308338; Hester J. Vander Weyden, Denver. 39103
Let’s keep the Japs a-yappin’; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309689;
R. R. Rinehart, Magnolia, O. 39704
Let’s keep them fighting; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 310263; Anthony Corso, Clifton,
N. J. 39705
Let’s make a date with tomorrow; w Gerard Bryant,
m Jack Strachey. © Apr. 28, 1942; E for. 67422;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 39706
’ Let’s make ’em say uncle - UncleSam;w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309563; Frank H.
Farrell, Winchester, Mass. 39707
Let’s make ’em yell uncle; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309200; Elna I. Joki,
Owatonna, Minn. 39708
Let’s make it safe for America; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 308693; Ollie Puryear,
Jersey City. 39709
Let’s not say goodbye; w & m Bob [i. e. R. J.] Stifel.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309183; Robert Julius
Stifel, St. Louis. 39710
Let’s play house; w & melody Ted [i. e. C. G.]
Ruggles. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308798;
Cecil Grant Ruggles, Bridgeport, Conn. 39711
Let’s pretend; w & melody; inF. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 309020; Courtland Coleman Crandall,
Park Ridge, Il. 39712
Let’s put a rainbow in the sky; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309493; Alice Ella Sherman,
Plattsburg, N. Y. 39713
Let’s remember to forget; w & m Anton James
[pseud. of A. J. Schick] © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E
unp. 308036; Anton James Schick, Coytesville, N. J.
39714
Let’s restore our Paris; w E. E. Maurer, & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 310228; Emilie E.
Maurer & Gilbert Maurer, Round Lake, N. Y.
39715
Let’s roll along; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
E unp. 310602; John Bryant Stevenson, Melrose,
Mass. 39716
Let’s say a prayer for our boys over there; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310541; Walter J. Keeley, Brooklyn. 39717
Let’s sing a bright song; w & m Ralph Butler, Tol-
chard Evans & Horatio Nicholls [pseud. of Law-
rence Wright] © Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67373;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd., London. 39718
Let’s sing a merry can; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
10, 1942: E unp. 309652; Lydia Livingston Keyes,
Baltimore. ; 39719
Let’s sing a song America; w & m Renee Wright.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308213; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 39720
Let’s start over again; w T. Y. Licavoli, m K:
Jackson. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310488;
Thomas Yonnie Licavoli & Kermit Jackson,
Columbus, O. 39721
Let’s steal away; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311283; George Leighton, jr.,
Worthington, Mass. 39722
Let’s take the hit out of Hitler; song. © 1c. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 310581; Raymond Dale Rhea,
Menominee, Mich. 39723
Let’s turn the heat on ’Hito; song. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309604; Robert D. W. Adams, Kansas
City, Mo. 39724
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 108061;
39725
Let’s unite; song.
Charles Theodore Knudsen, Chicago.
Let’s wipe the Japs off the map; song, m Noel Bear.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309983; Emma V.
Smith, Charlottesville, Va. 39726
Letter from home sweet home; w & m Mrs. J. J.
[i.e. F.] Brown. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E ump.
308250; Fern Brown, Lincoln, Neb. 39727
Letter to a doughboy; song, w Marie Mara. © ic.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308936; Gabriel Vilardi,
New York. 39728
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Letters; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308230; Victor Devereaux Wall, Evansville, Wis.
39729
Letters for morale; w A. J. Henry [pseud. of A.
Rhomberg], m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310595; Ann Rhomberg, Dubuque, Ia.
39730
Levee song; from Football thrills of 1941, arr.
Dave Snell. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309724:
Loew’s, inc., New York. 39731
Liberty and democracy; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308865; Laurent J.
Marais, Syracuse. 39732
Liberty bell; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308873; Mildred G. Schimmel, Minneapolis.
39733
Liberty will reign; song. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E
unp. 308028; William Charles Boyd, Fort Huachuca,
Ariz. 39734
Liberty’s torch; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © Sept.
11, 1942; E pub. 107835; Ida C. Houston, Lincoln,
Me. 39735
License bureau; from Whistling in Dixie, by Dave
Snell. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309142:
Loew’s, inc., New York. 39736
Life and love; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308345; Elma
Lillian Michaelis, Elmendorf, Tex. 39737
Life is so wonderful, when you’re in love; w & m
John P. Long. © Aug. 6, 1942; E for. 67313;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 39738
Life time of love; w & melody. ©. 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309888; Arley Winston BEDES ,James-
town, INGAY. 39739
Life’s winding road; w & melody Marnia Blandford
[pseud. of M. E.Jump] © 1 c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp.
308489; Marian Ewing Jump, Chester, Pa. 39740
Lights of London shining thru the rain; song. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308530; Edward Wilson
Theobald, Coral Gables, Fla. 39741
Like they did back in grandmother’s day; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308538; Mary E. Bowen, Houston. 39742
Lilliburlero; w Arthur Stanley, adapted Kenneth J.
Alford, arr. Max Maurice; orch, pts. © Sept. 11,
1942; E for. 67317; Hawkes & son (London) lid.,
London. 39743
Listen; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
308025; Isabelle Lebling, Chevy Chase, Md.
39744
Listen here we’ll be there; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311347; Ernest Theo. Friton, St.
Louis. 39745
Little Annie by the broken trestle; m William Henry
Alien; pi. treble, with w; in F. © 1 c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310237; Karl Mortensen, New York.
39746
507184 O- 43-4
39764
Little baby in your high chair; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309518; Allen MacCormack,
Detroit. 39747
Little bit of heaven, shure they call it Irelana; by
Ernest R. Ball, arr. William Teague; band pis. ©
Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107578; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 39748
Little black sheep; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309882; Budd Wilcox Baraw, Newport
Center, Vt. 39749
Little brown cottage; song. © July 30, 1942; E pub.
108019; Lillie May Cavaney, Reno, Nev. 39750
Little brown jug; foxtrot, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch.
pts. © Sept. 1, 1942: E pub. 107564; Clef music
co., New York. 39751
Little Christmas kiss; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310798; Philip Golden, New York.
39752
Little col-leen; song. © ic. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310076; Ruth Ola Badger, Oakland, Calif. 39753
Little fire flies; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 308474; Louis Creed Roland, Brockton,
Mass. 39754
Little four year old girl; song, melody Charles A.
Scanlon. © ic. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310645; Judy
Farndell, Chicago. 39755
Little French clock; w & m Richard Kountz; women’s
2-pt. cho. © Gct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108215; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 39756
Little girl I left behind; w Eve Knight [pseud. of
Eva McGee], melody Bob [i. e. R. T.] McGee. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308570; Robert Thomas
McGee, Newark, N. J. 39757
Little Laddie; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 19, 1942;
E unp. 309370; Chet. Anthony Frankewicz & Tony
Wiedemann, Chicago. 39758
Little (A) love will go a long, long way; w Miiton
Drake, m Al Goodhart & Al Kaufman. © Sept. 28,
1942; E pub. 108080; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 39759
Little Miss Sixteen; song. © ic. Sept. 28, 1942: E
unp. 310384; Frances Scott Jordan, Clayville, N. Y.
39760
Little Miss Victory; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 310250; Ethel Louise Mahoney, Boston.
39761
Little old log cabin in the mountains; song. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp, 30827; Mildred Galloway,
Portland, Or. 39762
Little pal; song, meledy Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; B unp. 309701; Lydia C. Norgaard, Fert
Lewis, Wash. 39763
Little sailor’s lullaby; song, pf. arr. Esther Zweid.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309829; Rose Mary
Zaltsman, Brooklyn. 39764
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Little (The) Shepherd; Christmas dramatization,
text Barbara Stuart, m Arthur Grantley [pseud. of
I. H. Meredith) & others. © Aug. 17, 1942; D
76173; Tullar-Meredith co., New York. 39764*
Little suit of blue; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E~
unp. 307893; Jennie L. Pexton, Guthrie, Okl.
39765
Little white dream boat; song. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308663; Agnes B. Wauters, Bayonne,
N:J. 39766
Little white house; song. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E
unp. 309374; Margaret Bovard Gillette, Kansas
City, Mo. 39767
‘Living in a dream; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309202; Robert L. Hill,
Richmond. 39768
Lizabeth Judy; w & melody Jimmy [i. e. G. W.| Max-
well. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308349; Gerald
Warren Maxwell, Wheatland, Wy. 39769
Located; from Junior G men of the air, by Milton
Rosen; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308223; Universal music corp., New York. 39770
Loch Lomond; w & m anon., arr. D. Savino. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; Epub. 107976; Robbins music corp.,
New York, 39771
Lona Elaine; w Doris Braun, m Carol Davies & R.
Davies. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 310301;
Robert Davies, Kennan, Wis. 39772
Lone star; w Peg Murray [pseud. of Margaret Bris-
tolj, m Walt Gilder [pseud. of W. H. Golde} © 1
c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308975; Walter H. Golde,
New York. 39773
Lonely for a letter from home; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310104; Jerome A. Kavaller,
Laurelton, N. Y. 39774
Long (A) time longing for you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308842; Max Pollack, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 39775
Long WAVE the WAACs; song. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310426; Doris G. Wright, Baltimore.
39776
Longing; song, w R. Warner & Florence Mote. ©
1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308356; Ruth Warner,
Los Angeles. 39777
Longing for you; song, w William H. Gaiser. © lc.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308879; Mary Elizabeth
Gaiser, North College Hill, O. 39778
Look at the skies; w & m Joe [i. e. Joseph} Sutton.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310908; Joseph Sutton,
St. Louis. 39779
Look into your heart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11,
- 1942; E unp. 308593; George Robert Moss, Brook-
lyn. 39780
Look out for the Japs; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309100:
Ezekiel Palmer, LaCombe, La. 39781
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Look out! Here comes America; song. © 1c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309005; Richard Wilson
Stevenson, New York. 39782
Look out, here comes our Uncle Sam; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310424; Lou Cassen,
San Francisco. 39783
Look who’s here; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308726; Stella Harris, Sylvia Green & Lew
Fay, Beverly Hills, Calif. 39784
Looking across the ocean; song. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310174; Alma T. Williams, Hunting-
ton, L. I., N. Y. 39785
Looking at the moon shining over you; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308542; Floyd Spicer Armstrong, West Win-
field, N. Y. 39786
Lord give him wings; w & melody. © 1c. Sept: 9,
1942; E unp. 308486; Kathryn Stephanie Nicols,
Ridgewood, L.I., N. Y. 39787
Lord (The) is my light; song, Biblical w. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309274; Raymond Hezekiah
Baker, Boston. ~ 39788
Lord (The) thy Keeper; Biblical w, & melody. ©
1c, Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309349; Clyde Tobias
Kerstetter, Hollywood, Calif. 39789
Lorenz’s two-part concert choruses; compiled &
ed. Ira B. Wilson; sop. & alto. © July 30, 1942;
E pub. 107807; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 39790
Lost dream; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © 1 c.
Aug. 31, 1942; Eunp. 307845; Agatina Mary Puglisi,
Lawrence, Mass. 39791
Lost in the midnight blue; w J. C. Johnson, m Lucky
Roberts. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107683; Joseph
P. Whalen music corp., New York. 39792
Lost one heart please return; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308159; Lillian Burton, De-
troit. 39793
Loud mouth; w & m Babe [i. e. Edward Vincent]
Fritsch. © Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 107909; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 39794
Louisiana; fox-trot song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311193; Eugene Franklin Wade, Astoria,
Leds, Ni ¥. 39795
Lou’siana; song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309618; Ethlee Neill Pettey, Bastrop, La. 39796
Lovable you; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c.
Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307728; Joseph P. Trudon,
Bristol, Conn. 39797
Love alone; song. © 1 c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
307984; Frances S. Seamans, Plainfield, New
York. 39798
Love and cherish; song. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E
unp. 309902; Floyd - Monroe Seaman, Uniontown,
Pa. 39799
\
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no. 9, 1942
Love at first sight; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308334;
James B. Woolman, Detroit. 39800
Love bird wove a web around my heart; song, m L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308405; Mrs. V. M. Clark, Scranton.
39801
Love bug’s got me now; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 310888; Ward R. Hall, Richmond. 39802
Love came to me in a dream; song. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308951; J. P. Williams, New
York & Cosmo Francis Cassinese, Brooklyn.
9803
Love has stole [?] up on my heart again; w Jean
Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept.
12, 1942; E unp. 308648; Curtis Monroe, Wash-
ington. 39804
Love in our hearts; wD. G. Coates, m M. H. Porter.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311256; Donald G.
Coates & Mary H. Porter, Royal Oak, Mich.
39805
Love in vain; song. © lic. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308698; James T. Truitt, Salisbury, Md. 39806
Love light; by Albert Fox; violin & pf. © Oct. 12,
1927; E for. 67329; Schott & co., itd., London.
39807
——w & m Tom [i. e. T. Y.] Licavoli. © 1 c. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 310489; Thomas Yonnie Licavoli,
Columbus, O. 39808
Love (A) like yours and mine; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308385; Rosalie Smith, Chicago.
39809
Love lost its way; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310081; Ruth Phyllis Iovine, Milton,
N. H. 39810
Love makes us brave; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; Eunp. 310445; Pauline Nuzzolo Ciamillo,
Lawrence, L. I, N. Y. | 39811
Love me, I’m forever yours tonite; song, w Jack
Philip Allen. © 1 c. Sept. 17,1942; E unp. 309169;
Leone Perry-Allen, Los Angeles. 39812
Love me now; w J. Del Sorbo, mD. Piazza. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310286; Domenick Piazza
& Joseph Del Sorbo, Staten Island, N. Y. 39813
Love me eas w & m Bob [i. e. Robert G.] Deihl
& Don [i. e. A. D.] Faust. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 308496; i Donovan Faust, Detroit. 39814
Love me tonight; w& m Paul Abdoo & Marie Abdoo.
© July 1, 1942; E pub. 107486; Cine-mart music
pub. co., Hollywood, Calif. 39815
Love of my life; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309578; Rose Reichel, New York. 39816
Love sailed away; w David Silvester, m Charles
Tovey. © Apr. 28, 1942; E for. 67421; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 39817
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
39837
Love shells shooting from my heart; song. © lc.
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311250; Otto Reynolds, Balti-
more. 39818
Love some day will find its own; song, arr. Belle
Schrag. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 310249;
Adolph O. Huseby, Colfax, Wis. 39819
Love song; from Big time, by Roger Edens. ©lc.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309735; Loew's, inc., New
York. ~ 39820
Love walked in; w Ira Gershwin, m George Gersh-
win, arr. William Stickles. 1. Women’s 3-pt. cho.
- 2. Mixed cho. - 3. Men’s cho. © May 4, 1942;
E pub. 107885-107887; Gershwin pub. corp., New
York. 39821-39823
Love will come again; song, melody Claire Nunn.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310607; Whitford
Price, Greenwood, Miss. 39824
Love will reign again and rule us all; w & melody;
in E flat. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308457;
Norman Fenton Perrine, Fort Wayne. 39825
Lovely Glory; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309060; Clyde Enos, Belmont,
N. Y. 39826
Lovely Juana; from Pardon my sarong, w & melody
Don Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307858; Universal music corp., New York.
39827
Lovely one; w Ruth Moffatt, m Betty [i. e. E. M.]
Hodgson. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308626;
Elizabeth Moffatt Hodgson, Tampa, Fla. 39828
Lovely picture of my dreams; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © lc. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308870; Ray
B. Spivey, Elizabethtown, N. C. 39829
Lovely Rosetta; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308354; Stanley Joseph Staron, Binghamton, N. Y.
39830
Lovely you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E
unp. 310439; Don Reps, Los Angeles. 39831
—w Claire Jennings, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 310192; Loys Mondier, Fort Worth.
39832
Lover come back; w & melody. © ic. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310368; Pearl Rogers, New York.
39833
Lovers in glass houses; w Alan Courtney, m Will
Lorin [pseud. of Vladimir Cherniavsky] © Sept.
23, 1942; E pub. 107944; Roy music co., inc., New
York. 39834
Lovers Lane; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11,1942;
E unp. 308579; Loys Mondier, Fort Worth. 39835
Lover’s regret; valse; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310560; Andrew J. Petros,
Chicago. 39836
Love’s going to be rationed; w Rose E. Dean, mC.
Williams. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107575;
Clarence Williams music pub co., inc., New York.
39837
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39838
Low green valley; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309943; Lillie Florence Potter, Bell-
aire, O. 39838
Loyalty to Christ; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.17, 1942;
E unp. 310196; Louise Stapp, Tipton, Ind. 39839
Luana; w & melody. ©lc. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308398: George Hiltz, Los Angeles. 39840
Lucky Strucky; song.
311239; Thomas W. Lucke, New York.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
39841
Lulla lullaby; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E
unp. 310686; Milton E. Olin, Chicago. 39842
Lullaby; song, m Edward Redding. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309568; E. La Varre Routh, Louis-
ville. 39843
Lullaby Land; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
E unp. 310657; Ray Schulman Moskovitz, New
Orleans. 39844
Lullaby of a mother’s love; song. © 1 c. Sept. 5,
1942; E unp. 308075; Harold LeRoy Bradt, Flint,
Mich. 39845
Lullabye in swing; melody Ray Conniff & Jerry
Wald. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 310167; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 39846
MacArthur and his men; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311340; Florence McDonough,
Valley Springs, Calif. 39847
MacArthur the magnificent; march, George C.
Gault; band pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107696;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 39848
MacArthur’s march back to Corregidor; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept.11, 1942;
E unp. 308551; Edward Sonnenberg, Rolla, N. D.
39849
Mad moments; by John Roberts; pf. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 310159; Harman music, inc., New
York. 39850
Maggie, what’s that noise; song. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309964; Joseph Patrick O'Neil, Mel-
rose; Mass. 39851
Magic moon shines tonight; waltz, w & m Bernie
Embers [pseud. of Bernie Putirskis], P. Vider &
Ray Hibbeler. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 107989;
Peter Vider & Bernie Putirskis, Milwaukee.
39852
Magic of the night; w Harry [i. e. Herman] Gordon,
m Jay [i. e. Joseph] Gordon. © 1 c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309944; Joseph Gordon, Newport, Del.
39853
Magic of you; w Harry Lerner, m Hal Pearl [pseud.
of H. Pearistein] © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310565; Harold Pearlstein, New York. 39854
Maid of silver; melody, withpf.acc. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 310020; Alfred E. Crosnier, Chi-
cago. 39855
pt. 3; n. S.,v. 37
Make believe; w Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, m Jerome
Kern, arr. William Stickles; men’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107849; T.B. Harms co.;
New York. 39856
Make my dreams come true; pf., with w. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309974; Claude Davis
Richardson, Montezuma, Ga. 39857
Make my life beautiful; w & mB. B.McKinney. ©
Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 107868; Broadman press,
Nashville. 39858
Make room in your heart for me; w Art Rany[pseud.
of A. N. Yeorwacopoulos], m Edith Hehmeyer &
Johnny N. G. [pseud. of John N. George] © 1 c.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308567; Archmadrite Nik-
olaos Yeorwacopoulos, Herkimer, N. Y. 39859
Make this dream untrue; m Seymore Hardwick &
Robert Smith; 1st alto sax., withw. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 310193; David Russell Jones,
Pittsburgh. : 39860
Make way for the national guard; march, w & m
C. R. Schmittberger, arr. A. Louis Brunelli;
military band pts., with conductor. © May 11,
1942; E pub. 107529; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
39861
Making love to you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310373; Herman Oscar Zimmer,
Texarkana, Tex. 39862
Malibu; song, w Nellie H. Du Verger. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307919; Urith Doriot Mosher,
Miami, Fla. 39863
Mama where’s my other glove; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309486: Noel Bear, Brook-
lyn. 39864
Mama’s little soldier boy; song, w Harry R. Aldrich.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308789; Elsie M.
Aldrich, Hollywood, Calif. 39865
Mammy Chloe; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 310054; Dott-Ada Marie Hess, Los Angeles.
39866
Man in the Moon; w & m Jerry Lawrence, Jerry
Gray & Benson Brooks. © Oct. 29, 1941; E pub.
107653; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
39867
Man in the Moon has his eye on you; song. ©lc.
Sept. 24, 1942: E unp. 310008; Ada Dooley Barkley,
Lexington, Ky. 39868
Man (The) they led away to Calvary; w & m Edward
E. Bennett.. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107431; Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., inc., New York. 39869
Mano a mano; tango, letra Esteban Flores, m Gar-
del-Razzano; pf. © Dec. 23, 1935; E for. 67474;
Southern music pub, co., inc., New York. 39870
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308301;
March; pf.
30871
Frank Kenneth MacCallum, El Paso.
March from Le coq d’or; by Rimsky-Korsakov, arr.
H. F. Luckhardt; band sc. & pts., with conductor.
© Oct. 7, 1942; E pub. 108210; Hawkes & son
(London) itd., London. 39872
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no. 9, 1942
March King Cane; by Frank G. Sturchio; band pts.
© Sept. 2, 1942; Epub. 107381; United States sugar
corp., Clewiston, Fla. 39873
March miniature; by Edgar Moy; 2 pfs. © Oct. 25,
1936; E for. 67397; Schott & co., ltd., London.
39874
March of free men; w Israel Ben Scheiber & David
S. Mosesson, m Alexander Laszlo. © Aug. 25,
1942; E pub. 108164; Guild publications of art &
music, inc., New York. 39875
March of the WAACS and the WAVES; w & melody
Sally Ratick & J. Abrams. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309176; Joseph Abrams, New York. 39876
March on America; march, w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308568; Louis Robino,
Taunton, Mass. 39877
March on and sing; w J. R. Stein, m L. H. Shear.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309844; Jennie R.
Stein & Lester H. Shear, Los Angeles. 39878
March on, United Nations; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308236; John Francis Carter,
Springfield, Mass. 39879
March Sherwood; condensed band sc. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 311100; Roy Hugh Milligan, jr.,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 39880
March with Uncle Sam; march-fox trot, w J. Kauf-
man, m M. Stern. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
308616; Myer stern & Jimmy Kaufman, Baltimore.
39881
Marcha de las Americas; pf. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942;
E unp. 309056; David Sequeira, New York. 39882
Marching in the dark; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
. E unp. 310388; John Acquistapace, San Francisco.
39883
Marching to victory; song, arr. Harold W. Brown.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 309049; Maybelle
Burr Scott, Athol, Mass. 39884
—— ——m Jj. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310590; Ella zimmerman, Holyoke, Mass.
39885
Mardi gras; organ. © ic. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308823; Robert Malcolm Battison, jr., Oakland,
Calif. 39886
Maricarmen; letra y m Benito Scaglia; pf. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308906; Ediciones musicales
Tempo, Buenos Aires. 39887
Marie, my dear, the time is near; song, m Noel
Bear. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308947; Lewis
M. Hester, High Point, N. C. 39888
Marilyn; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308372; Meta
Skoruppa, San Antonio. 39889
Marine corps league march; w Robert Stewart Wil-
son & M. T. Wilson; pf. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308258; Marion Taylor Wilson, Rouses Point,
N. Y. 39890
39908
Marines have landed; song, w Harriette Wilbur. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309323; Winifred Wil-
bur, West Los Angeles, Calif. 39891
Marines have landed again; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309692; Russell
L. Smith, Charleston, W. Va. 39892
Marquean; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308934; Walter Alexander Hooven, Weatherly, Pa.
39893
Martha; w Johnny [i. e. J. C.] Hartstein, m Lew
Tobin. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107404; J. C.
Hartstein, Pottsville, Pa. 39894
Mary and me; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1 c.Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308536; Ed Shelburne,
Lexington,. Ky. 39895
——waltz, w & m Bob [i. e. R. B.] Cartwright; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308190; Robert Barnes
Cartwright, Peoria, Ill. 39896
Mary Ann; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308740; Thomas Salsido, Bay Port, Mich.
39897
Mary, Mary quite contrary; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 309291; Verdeania Newsom Harrison,
Houston. 39898
Maryland on parade; march; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310671; Edwin Harry
Barnes, Elkton, Md. 39899
Mass Cor Jesu, fons vitae, no. 2; liturgical w, m
Alberto Bimboni; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 107965; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston. 39900
Master, we need Thee; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309938; Mary V. Harris, Hinton,
W. Va. - 39901
Mathematical love; song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1942; E
unp. 309042; Charles Bennett Cobb, Denver.
39902
Mather college song book; compiled & ed. Barbara
Dawley & Mary Studevant. © Sept. 17, 1942; E
pub. 108165; Flora Stone Mather college glee
club, Cleveland. 39903
May God bless Franklin D, Roosevelt; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © ic. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308544; Ruth Beatrice Boltz, Hannibal, Mo.
39904
May God take care of you; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310030; Clara Elizabeth
Lawson, South Pasadena, Calif. 39905
Maybe; song, m Walter Parks. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 308407; Robert A. Tearman, Chicago.
39906.
Me, my love and the tamarack tree; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310535;
Linn Earl McCarty, Phoenix, Ariz. 39907
Me, myself and 1; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310199; Lloyd E. Conley, jr., Rogers
City, Mich. 39908
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
39909
—w Douglas [i. e. J. D.j Williams, melody Al
Sanders. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308939;
John Douglas Williams, Phoebus, Va. 39909
Meadowlands ospmKO ; English w Olga Paul, ed.
G. Bronsky, m K,. Listov. © Aug. 27, 1942; E
pub. 107533; Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 39910
Meantime, look at me; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 308032; Marguerite Talerico, New
York. 39911
Media luz; tango, E. Donato [and] Come where my
love lies dreaming; by Stephen Foster: arr.
Rosario Bourdon; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108048; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
39912
Mejico; cancion. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308523; Caridad Garcia, New York. 39913
Melancholy moon; song, arr. Sam Gagliano. ©lc.
Sept. 5, 1942: Eunp. 310184; Harold Helfer, Birm-
ingham, Ala. 39914
Melody blues; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310586; Florence M. Mayer
& Ann H. Mayer, Ozone Park, L.I.,N. ¥. 39915
Melody Hill; w Walt Wesley, m Louise Massey. ©
Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 107964; Chart music pub.
house, inc., Chicago. 39916
Melting pot; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308160; Richardene Puryear, Augusta, Ga.
39917
Memories in the moonlight; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310305; Anna L. Dolan,
Mount Lebanon, Pa. 39918
Memories of long ago; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308241; Isaac Daniel Clark, Sodus,
N. Y. 39919
Memories of old Erin; song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
' E unp. 308480; A. A. Newnham, Gold Hill, Or.
39920
Mem’ries of you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311282; Vincent T. Kelly,
New Brunswick, N. J. 39921
Mem’ry of your kiss will linger on; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310524;
Rita N. Chickadel, Wilmington, Del. 39922
Men behind the man behind the gun; from The lunch
hour follies, w & m Harold J. Rome. © Aug. 27,
1942; E pub. 107495; Musette publishers, inc.,
New York, 39923
Men of America; w & m Jay Deyo. © Sept. 9, 1942;
E pub. 107640; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
- 39924
Men of the signal corps; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 30 921: John Rotella, North Ber-
gen, N é , 39925
Men of the U. S. A.; song, arr. Frank Cowan. © 1
c. Sept. 30, 1942; E-unp. 310470; Laura Hamilton
Tolman, Bay City, Tex. 39926
Men of United Nations; w & m Mrs. Frederic K.
[i. e. B.) Killingsworth. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310171; Beatrice Killingsworth, Pikesville,
Md. 39927
Mentiroso (El); letra y m José F.Garcia y Robledo-
Riverol-Cabral, arr. Lucio Rosenburg; ptes.
d’org. © Feb. 10, 1942; E for. 67341; Ediciones
internacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires. 39928
Meraklis; melody. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310157; Peter Vournas, Chicago. 39929
~Merrie melodie; w Clover Tryon, m Paul Randall,
1472
arr. Oahu staff; Hawaiian guit., in diagram. ©
May 28, 1942; E pub. 108000; Oahu pub. co.,
Cleveland. 39930
Merrymakers; march, J. J. Thomas; pf. © Sept.
24, 1942; E pub. 108092; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 39931
Mersé; letra y m Luciano Chano Pozo. © Sept. 11,
1942; E pub. 107973; Robbins music corp., New
York. 39932
Message from home; m Hugh Soper; pf., with w. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308239; Millicent L.
Kennedy, Leamington, Ont., Canada. 39933
Message of love; song, arr. L. McPhail. © Sept.
4, 1942; E pub. 107412; Dan J. Bozinko, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 39934
Mexican hat dance; arr. Rosario Bourdon; band or
orch. pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 108051; Emil
Ascher, inc., New York. 39935
Mexico; bolero, w Edmundo Santos,m Charles
Wolcott. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310392;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif. 39936
Mi alma te beso; letra y m Felix B. Caignet. ©
Nov. 17, 1937; E for. 67465; Southern music pub.
co., ltd., London.
Mi jfiata; by José Quesada, arr. Angel del Busto;
symphonic band pts., with conductor. © Sept. 10,
1942: E pub. 107516; Axelrod publications, inc.,
Providence. 39938
Midgley melody no. 4217; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309303; Charles Wil-
liam Midgley, jr., Oakland, Calif. 39939
Midnight in Vienna; by Felix De Cola; pf. © Sept.
16, 1942; E pub. 107866; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 39940
Midnight melody; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310534; V. Senechal,
Everett, Wash. 39941
Midsummer’s day; from Mrs. Miniver, w & m Gene
Lockhart. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108214; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 39942
Mighty Uncle Sam; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Sept.
12, 1942; E pub. 107647; Mary Frank, Santa
Monica, Calif. 39943
Miles between us; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310444; Pauline Nuzzolo Ciamillo,
Lawrence, L.I., N. Y. 39944
39937 _
= eS ee ee eee ee
no. 9, 1942
Military men of the Red, White and Blue; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 308433; William
Franklin, Chipley, Fla. 39945
Military romance fills the air; song, arr. Karl
Holer. © July 10, 1942; E pub. 107984; Gene
Dixon, Washington. 39946
Milk; song, arr. R. J. Allen & Cora E. McAllen. ©
Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107591; Ray J. Allen, Har-
ford, Pa. 39947
Millions are marching; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308031; Ben Goldstein, Brooklyn.
39948
Milonga (La) de mis perros; milonga caracteristica,
de Sentimiento gaucho, letra Ivo Pelay, m Fran-
cisco Canaro; pf. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67379;
Peer internatl, corp., New York. 39949
Mimi’s mad about Puccini; w & m Jack Strachey.
© Aug. 6, 1942; E for. 67309; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 39950
Minuet in G; by L. Beethoven, end title, from There’s
one born every minute, arr. Frank Skinner; con-
ductor. © lc. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309806;
Universal music corp., New York. 39951
Mis penas; bolero, letra y melodia. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309878; Marita Angelina Torres,
San Antonio. 39952
Miss Liberty; w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
E unp. 308005; Frank A. O’Neill, San Francisco.
39953
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309009; Harold Smith Kelley, Chicago. 39954
Miss Ol’ Glory and you; song. © Sept. 18, 1942;
E pub. 107898; Laura Jane Netsch, Manchester,
N. H. 39955
Missis (The), the kiddie, the little brown dog and
me; w & m John P. Long.- © Dec. 19, 1941; E for.
67429; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
39956
Mister Adolph; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308184; E. M. Hedrick, Wray, Col. 39957
Mister Censor; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942;
E unp. 311333; George Francis Mackenzie, Port-
land, Or. 39958
Mister Five By Five; from Off the beaten track,
.w& m Don Raye & Gene De Paul. © Sept. 17,
1942; E pub. 107783; Leeds music corp, New
York. 39959
Mister Jap we’re on our way; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 28, 1942: E unp. 310423; Lou Cassen, San
Francisco. 39960
Mister Kaiser; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309681; Arthur B. Weinberg, Chicago.
=: 39961
Mister Soldier Man; w Earle E. Walworth, & mel-
Ody. © lc. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308931; Lloyd
W. Spear, Everett, Mass. 39962
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39980
Modern design; by Ziggy Elman & Mark Winsten
[pseud. of Milton Weinstein]; trumpet, with pf.
acc. © Apr. 23, 1942; E pub. 107904; Robbins
music corp., New York. 39963
Modern Pares foundation studies for cornet or
trumpet; new material & re-arr. Harvey S. Whist-
ler. © July 28, 1942; E pub. 107292; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 39964
Modinha Russo-Brasileira; by Nicolas Slonimsky;
pf. © Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107514; Axelrod pub-
lications, inc., Providence. 39965
Montana’s good enough for me; song, melody David
Ahlstrand. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310012;
Charles Elmer Matson, Shelby, Mont. 39966
Montmorillonite theme song; w & m Janet Meldrum.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309485; Jeannetta E.
Mathers, Santa Fe, N. M. 39967
Mood in silver; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 310019; Alfred E. Crosnier, Chi-
cago. 39968
Moon (The) and sixpence; w Bob Reed, m Harry
Miller. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108201; Music
products, inc., New York. 39969
Moon (The) broke down and cried; song, m J. Charles
McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309786;
Barbara Longfellow, Seattle. 39970
Moon of gold; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309679; Sue Lamb-Keller, Bridgeport,
Conn. 39971
Moon over Havana; song. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307865; Lorene Clutter, Kansas City, Mo.
) 39972
Moon over Kansas City; w & melody Dick [i. e. R.]
Wetherill. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308671;
Richard Wetherill, Kansas City, Mo. 39973
Moon over the convoy; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308903; John T. Ackerson, Fair
Lawn, N. J. : 39974
Moon (The) said no; song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309026; Erwin Reinking, Cincinnati. 39975
Moon shining tonight; w & melody M. Beach & Agnes
Erickson. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307907;
Mary Beach, Chicago. 39976
Moonbeams; song, m LeoRichard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309858; Don Hale,
Evansville, Ind. 39977
Moonbeams, my dreams and you; song. © Sept. 12,
1942; E pub. 107649; Raymond J. Simon, Chicago.
39978
Moondrift; song, w Kay [i. e. Kathleen M.] Doyle.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309360; Ruth F.
Brown, Brooklyn. 39979
Moonglow; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 308227; M. Christie, Auburn, N. H.
39980
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
39981 pt. 3, n. s., Vv. 3 a7
Moonlight and honeysuckle; song. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp.310175; Eileen Hale, Havre De Grace,
Md. 39981
Moonlight becomes you; from Road to Morocco, w
Johnny Burke, m Jimmy Van Heusen. © Oct. 2,
1942; E pub. 108213; Famous music corp., New
York. 39982
Moonlight in Naples; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts.
© Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107633; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 39983
Moon’s (The) no fool; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309641; Bob Dixon, Arthur Mosca &
Bernard Harvey, Ridgefield, N. J. 39984
Moravian morning star; arr. Harvey Gaul; organ.
© Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107801; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 39985
Morning glory; w Paul Francis Webster, m Hoagy
[i. e. Hoagland] Carmichael. © Sept. 11, 1942;
E pub. 107980; Robbins music corp., New York.
39986
Mother; song. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108103;
Willie Borland Pippin, Sanford, Fla. 39987
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
308735; Mary Hughes, Placerville, Calif.
1942; E unp.
39988
Mother America; song, w Louise C. Taylor. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310652; Elsa A. Stiefel, South
Orange, N. J. 39989
Mother, dear; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Sept. 19,
1942; E pub. 107841; E. A. Madden, New Britain,
Conn. 39990
Mother, dear, I’m coming back to you; w & melody.
© 1c.Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309498; Victor Cason,
Republic, Mo. 39991
Mother don’t you worry; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308878; James Milton Yoder,
Fleetwood, Pa. 39992
Mother mine, love divine; song. © 1c. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310650; Don Milligan, Los Angeles.
39993
Mother’s daily prayer; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308339; Carrie Parks, Union, S. C. 39994
Mother’s (A) gift to the nation; song, m Edna Bea-
trice King. © 1c.Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308165;
Herbert Lionel King, Port Arthur, Tex. 39995
Mother’s handiwork; song, arr. L. McPhail. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309969; Clyde Enos, Bel-
mont, N. Y. 39996
Mother’s only boy; w Z. V. Tietgen, melody Anton
Kaukol. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310002;
Frank A. Kaukol & Zilla Vollmer Tietgen, Chi-
cago. : 39997
Mother’s prayer; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 310055; Dott-Ada Marie Hess, Los
Angeles. 39998
Mother’s (A) song; song, melody Lee B, peek
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308729; Ace Boisse,
North Andover, Mass. 39999
Motor tour; w & m Jasper Cornish [pseud. of Alec
Rowley]; pf. © Sept. 16, 1942; E for. 67332;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 40000
[Mount Klemen]; w & melody.
Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107523;
Brooklyn.
Tyo077p BsiD ©
Ida Gittelman,
40001
Move it over; w & melody Sunny Skylar. © 1 c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311176; Santly-Joy, inc., New York.
40002
Much obliged Mr. Cupid; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310085; Margaret Weiss Lust-
garten, Brooklyn. 40003
Muddy Missouri; from Ox train, by Dave Snell. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309152; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 40004
Munich paper hanger; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308743; Helen Clark, Groton, N. Y.
40005
Music at dusk; by Frank Albert Siegert; pf. © July
23, 1942; E pub. 107777; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 40006
Musical salvationist; compiled Bramwell Coles.
v. 56, pt. 5, Aug. 12, 1942. © Aug. 12, 1942: E
for. 67339; ‘Salvationist pub. & supplies, itd, Lon-
don. 40007
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E
40008
,
My America; pf., with w.
unp. 309031; Mae James, Atlanta.
My angel; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Sept. 12, 1942;
E pub. 107648; Lerena Hilf, Louisville. 40009
My baby has gone and left me; song, m J. Charles
McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308507;
Robert L. Bowers, Davenport, Ia. 40010
My big carnation; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309099; Robert
Christie, Gould City, Mich. 40011
My boy friend is the bugler inthe army; song, m
Edward Lewis & Dave Martin. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310398; Aaron Freedman, New York.
40012
My broken heart; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309105; Florence
Sanford, Campbell, Mo. 40013
My citadel; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309861; Gordon E.
Waddell, Stratton, Ont., Canada. 40014
My commando; w E. Dumas, melody M. Dumas. ©
1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311260; Edythe Dumas &
Marcel Dumas, Yonkers, N. Y. 40015
My dad is a legionnaire; w &m Joe Marx. © Aug.
12, 1942; E pub. 107556; Milton Uhl reproduction
service, San Antonio. 40016
My daddy; w & melody. © 1 c.Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
309920; Anna Edwards Watson, St. Anthony, Id.
40017
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Re ee ee aon
My daily prayer; song, w Marie Alvis & N. Alvis.
©lc. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309057; Nell Alvis,
Linden, Ala. 40018
My darling; w Valerie Densmore |[pseud. of Ellen
Beamish], m Evan Taylor Brown, arr. M. Hollo-
well. © Sept. 14, 1942; E pub. 107937; Harvey
Taylor, Hollywood, Calif. 40019
My dear little mother in grey; song, melody Ellis
Reynolds & J. Dougherty. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942;
E unp. 311197; Jennie Dougherty, Philadelphia.
40020
My dearest; w F. M. Adams, & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309669; Claire Jesser &
Flora M. Adams, Fort Stockton, Fla. 40021
My doughboy lover; w William Sellars McDougle,
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308560;
Robert Estes, Birmingham, Ala. 40022
My dream of the Yankees over there; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309663; A
Frazzini, Boston. 40023
My dream of you; song, w Dorothy Collins McDavid.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308634; Aline Collins,
Clinton, Ill. 40024
My dream pal gal; song. © Aug. 24, Sept. 30, 1942;
E pub. 107366, 108102; O. J. Lambiotte, Misha-
- waka, Ind. 40025, 40026
My dreams came true in Miami; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310629; William Gordon,
New York. 40027
My dreams of you; w & melody Sally Ratick & J.
Abrams. © 1 c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309175;
Joseph Abrams, New York. 40028
My dreams will all come true; song. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 310317; Mildred Brush, Houston.
40029
My iglling in love with you was all a mistake; song.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308941; Lottie Parker,
Thomaston, Ala. 40030
My Flag; w & m Clinton B. Fisk, with musical set-
ting for Pledge to the Flag. © Sept. 24, 1942; E
pub. 107998; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.
40031
My foolish heart; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310895; Nita Gill, Chandler, Ariz. 40032
My furlough baby; w & melody. © i c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310106; Evalyn Munger, Cincinnati.
40033
My gal Lula Downs; song, harmonized William
James Finley. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E ump.
308964; John Murray Finley, Rockville, Conn.
40034
My gal she works in the laundry; from The silver
bullet, w Oliver Drake & Jimmy Wakely, melody
Milton Rosen. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308215;
Universal music corp., New York. 40035
40053
e
My garden of love; w& melody. © 1 c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 308952; Donald Shockey, Lafayette,
Ind, 40036
My girl with golden hair; song, arr. Pearl Troop.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310232; Eva Beekley,
Cajon, Calif. 40037
My haven of dreams; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310791; James Davis, Los Angeles.
: 40038
My heart; w & melody Grace Gale [pseud. of G. G.
Coan] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308670; Grace
Gale Coan, Raleigh, N. C. 40039
My heart aches for a daddy; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308357; Nannie Belle
Watson, Mobile. 40040
My heart and I; song. © lc. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309609; May Dunn Woodworth, Kansas City, Kan.
40041
My heart and Old Glory belongs [?] to you; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308587;
Bernice Elizabeth Gray, Charleston, Mass.
40042
‘My heart is a lone ranger; song, w Langston Hughes.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310612; Irving Landau,
New York. 40043
My heart needs you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309961; Juna L. Christiansen, Provo,
Utah. 40044
My heart remembers you; song. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308532; Sara Lee Hogan, Hogansville,
Ga. 40045
My heart whispers; song, melody George W. Scott.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307901; Gloria J.
Mary Williams, Albany. 40046
My heart won’t let me sleep; song. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309479; Herbert Edwin Rose,
Denver. 40047
My heaven with you; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310819; Ed
Shelburne, Lexington, Ky. 40048
My home is the U. S. A.; song. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1942; E unp. 309220; Sarah E. Stinson, Flint, Mich.
~ 40049
My hour of prayer; w & m Emmet Bruce [pseud. of
Robert Carlton Sherwood], arr. Lloyd Hart. © 1
c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 309657; Myrtle E. Miller,
Long Beach, Calif. 40050
My, how time does fly; w & melody Dave Franklin.
© 1c. May 2, 1942; E unp. 311106; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 40051
My Irish colleen from over the sea; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309562; May Ruth
Adamson, Oakland, Calif. 40052
My Johnny’s in the army; song. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309358; Adolph A. Baker, jr., Butte,
Mont. 40053
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pt. ¥, n. S.,
40054
My Kate; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309700; Mrs. Rehan W. Vann,
Vienna, Ga. 40054
My laddie; song, w Alice Adams Williams. © lc.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310151; Frank Reinhold
Denke, Piedmont, Calif. 40055
My life is you; song, melody Helen Louise Dowd.
© 1c. Get. 2, 1942; E unp. 310735; Norma Natalie
Hanson, Sunnyvale, Calif. 40056
My little flower; song, m Robert VanSickle. © 1c.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309284; Herschel Richard-
son, Leavenworth, Kan. 40057
My little guiding star; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 310271; Sedahlia Propst Kester, Hickory,
N.C. 40058
My little record store girl; song. © 1 c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309077; Ted Lloyd, Wilmington,
Calif. 40059
My lost love; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308347; Lucille
Bailey, Meridian, Miss. 40060
My love; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308601;
Jonathan Bowers, Jacksonville, Fla. 40061
My love for you; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310545; Virginia Carter,
Atlanta. 40062
My love is fading away; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309771; Edgar Joseph Hanlon,
Ozone Park, L.I., N. Y. 40063
My love is in the sky; song, m George Bain. © 1c.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 310260; Bertha L. P. Nutting,
West Chester, Pa. 40064
My love song; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307900; Herbert Baker, New York. 40065
My lover; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309288; Erwin Reinking, Cincinnati. 40066
My lucky star; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
E unp. 310229; Sherman Marsh Cooledge, Tacoma.
40067
My message to you, darling; song. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; Eunp. 309952; Nell Alberta Samuels, Elreno,
Okl. 40068
My mind is in the clouds; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
2, 1942; # unp. 310719; Walter H. Peery, Kansas
City, Mo 40069
My mother; waltz song, melody Jimmie Crane. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310455; Susan Estelle
Hoffman, Deposit, N. Y. 40070
My mother’s voice; song. © Sept. 26, 1942; £ pub.
108211; Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Boston. 40071
My Oklahoma home; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 309967; Donald C. Collom, Okla-
homa City. 40072
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t. 3: nN. Seaweed
My old music box; song, m Carl Zerse. © lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309603; Fred L. Gerbig,
Wilmington, Calif. 40073
My own darling .sweetheart is drifting away; waltz
song. © Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107507; Bertha
McSlater, Walla Walla, Wash. 40074
My own, my native land; march; pf. treble. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309912; Elsa Fox, Cleve-
land Heights, O. 40075
My pop is back in the army; song, melody George
Leonard. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308679;
John McCahill, Elmhurst, L.1., N. Y. 40076
My prayer, for mothers; w R. N. Schenck, m Tony
[i. e. A. J.] Meyrick. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E
unp. 308760; Antoine J. Meyrick & Ruth Naomi
Schenck, Bay Pines, Fla. 40077
My prayer for you; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311191; Paul Compton Abbott, La
Jolla, Calif. 40078
My prayer is answered; w Vincent D. McKenna, m
Nonita James [pseud. of B. G. Pollak]; pf. © 1c.
June 16, 1942; E unp. 310183; Beatrice G. Pollak,
New York. 40079
My sacred heart; w & melody Ted [i. e. Theodore]
Milo. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310511; Theo-
dore Milo, Brooklyn. 40080
My sailor boy; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309098; Margaret
Stokes, Paducah, Ky. 40081
My search; w Harriet Rubin, & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 310273; Shirley Lila Siegel,
Brooklyn. 40082
My ship sails at dawn; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
22, 1942; E unp. 309762; Norman Reinking, Fort
Wayne. 40083
My soldier; w & melody Henry Clement [pseud. of
C. J. Gelezunas] © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308654; Clement J. Gelezunas, Union City, Conn.
40084
My soldier boy; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310463; Betty Bench, New York.
40085
—w Frank Ford [pseud. of I. M. Ciesielski] &
Mary Logue, m Jimmie Crane. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 310029; Ignatius Marion Ciesielski,
Philadelphia. 2 40086
My soldier friend; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308874; Mildred G. Schimmel,
Minneapolis. 30087
My soldier is marching; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309693; Joseph J.
Grant, Clinton, Conn. 40088
My South Sea Rosie; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310624; Leslie D. Wilcox, Venus, Tex. 40089
My ,star of love and dreams; melody. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1942; E unp. 309035; Edith Bessesen, Minne-
apolis. 40090
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no. 9, 1942
My Staten Island Lou; song, m James Crane. © 1
c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307839; William Anthony
Lyons, Port Huron, Mich. 40091
My Sun Valley Rose; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310885; Andrew Kish, Harrisburg, Ill. 40092
My ten ton baby and me; w & melody Meredith
Willson. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310031;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 40093
My thanks; w Frances Bennett, m Hugh Brodie. ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E for. 67395; Gordon V. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. 40094
My victory garden; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © ic. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308814;
Dorothy Alexander, South Bound Brook, N. J.
40095
My victory star; song. © ic. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308585; W. D. Bill Davis, Kansas City, Mo.
40096
My whole fam’ly’s gone to war; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 308615; Louis Conrad
Beyerkohler, Corona, L.I., N. Y. 40097
My worry is two tiny words; m William Henry
Allen; pf. treble, with w; in F. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310238; Karl Mortensen, New York.
pS 40098
Nardin march; by Mary T. Noble; pf. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 310262; Nardin academy, Buffalo.
40099
Narrative; by Abram Chasins; pf. © Sept. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107470; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
40100
National defense Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309489: Angelo Balistrieri,
Buffalo. 40101
National melodies; arr. Frederick A. Schiefelbein;
pi. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107594; Volkwein
bros., inc., Pittsburgh. 40102
National unity march; march, Harold E. Taylor; pf.
© Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 108032; Amer. insurance
group, Newark, N. J. 40103
Nature’s song; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; K unp.
309994; Margaret S. Doyle, Buffalo. 40104
Nautcha maid; w R. Christie, m V. C. Leftwich. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309380; Rene Christie
& Vernon C. Leftwicn, Los Angeles. 40105
Navy air cadets; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309680; Arnold Alexander Allison,
Brooklyn. 40106
Navy - all hands; hymn. © 1c. Sept. 18,°1942; E
unp. 309315; Waldo Herbert Moreau, Cleveland.
40107
Navy boys in blue; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
lc. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308288; Dietrich H.
Strohbach, Milwaukee. 40108
40128
Navy hymn; hymn. © lc. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309314; Waldo Herbert Moreau, Cleveland. 40109
Navy song; pf., with w. © 1 c.Sept.18, 1942; E unp.
309305; Frances Marion Ralston, San Marino,
Calif. ; 40110
Navy victory march; w Arthur Gerardi; pf. © ic.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310491; Jennie Gerardi,
Passaic, N. J. 40111
Navy WAVES; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942;
E unp. 308588; Gilbert Lewis Martel, Hartford.
: 40112
Neath stars above; w & m Eugene Braught & Charles
Sargent. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310804;
Lambda chi alpha fraternity, inc., Indianapolis.
40113
Neffo; w Josephine French, m H. Sellingham [pseud.
of Isabel Nelsonj © 1c. Aug. 3, 1942; E ump.
308687; Mary Josephine French, Chicago. 40114
Negrita (La) filomena; guaracha, letra y m Enrique
Antunez; pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; E for. 67350; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 40115
Negro speaks of rivers; w Langston Hughes, m
Margaret Bonds. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108068;
Handy bros. music co., inc., New York. 40116
Nellie is a beauty; m William Henry Allen; pf.
treble, with w; in G. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E
unp. 310243; Karl Mortensen, New York. 40117
Ne-Ne-Ne-Nellie; w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E-unp. 308452; Alice W. Simon, New York. 40118
New Frankie and johnny; fox trot, w Boyd Bunch,
Bert Leighton, arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 107851; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 40119
New generation; from Give out, sisters, w& m
Walter Donaldson. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
108044; Leeds music corp., New York. 40120
New home; from Get hep to love, by Charles Previn;
conductor. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310163;
Universal music corp., New York. 40121
New horizons; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310641; Frances Lou Merkur, New York.
40122
New melody; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942: E
unp. 309321; Harry Kemp, Jersey City. 40123
New universal march; from There’s one born every
minute, by A. S. Tommasino; solo B flat cornet
conductor. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309807;
Universal music corp., New York. 40124
New World on its way; w Gerard Willem Van Loon,
m from New World symphony by Antonin Dvorak,
arr. Bryceson Treharne. 1. Mixed cho. - 2. Men’s
cho. - 3. 3-pt. mixed cho. © Sept. 8, 1942; E
pub. 107761-107763; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
40125-40127
Newsboy blues; pf., with w. © 1c. May 4, 1942;
E unp. 311111; Harrison R. Hickey, jr., Wichita.
j 40128
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40129 it. 35 Nl. cSee Weel
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E
40129
Nicodemus; pf., with w.
unp. 308121; Herman Bryan, New York.
Night after night; song. © 1c.Sept. 26, 1942; E
unp. 310096; Fran Hallett, Lincoln, Neb. 40130
Night after night, day after day; w & melody Ross
E, Love. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310364;
Lorraine Gay, San Francisco. 40131
Night alone; song, w Sappho. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 310023: Robert Kingdon Beckwith, Brook-
lyn. 40132
Night for romance;
Buren. © 1c. Sept. 21,
Caroline Haring, Upper Black Eddy, Pa.
song, meiody Burrell Van
1942; E unp. 309522:
40133
Night of romance; by Hans May; orch. pts. © July
24, 1942; E for. 67367; Bosworth & co., ltd., Lon-
don. : 40134
Night of stars; song, m Robert Kingdon Beckwith.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310024; Warren
Hassmer, Brooklyn. 40135
Night patrol; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308546; Frances
MacNaughton, Lansing, Mich. 40136
Night shadows; w & melody Ernie [i. e. E. A.]
Philipp. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308987;
Ernest A. Philipp, Baltimore. 40137
Night shall be filled with music; w & m Paul Kalet
& Dan Franklin. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 107919;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 40138
Night song at sea; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308904; John T. Ackerson, Fair Lawn,
N. J. 40139
No lo creas, por favor; murga-corrido, de Senti-
miento gaucho, letra Ivo Pelay, m Francisco
Canaro; pf. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67380; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 40140
No matter how hard I try; song, m Walter Parks.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308370; Patrick J.
O'Connell, jr., Detroit. 40141
No! No! I can’t let him go; song. © 1c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308519; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia.
40142
‘No! - No! - You must let him go; song. © Sept. 15,
1942; E pub. 108040; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia.
40143
No one; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311173; Herman Guelpa, Columbus,
O. 40144
No one but you; song, m Burrell Van Buren. ©
1c. Oct, 2, 1942; E unp. 310616; Grace Edna
Heaton, Okmulgee, Okl. 40145
No one can blackout my heart; w & m Jack Page.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308591; John J. Pag-
liughi, Union City, N. J. 40146
No one cares; song, m Noel Bear.
1942; E unp. 309508;
Heights, L. I., N. Y.
© 1c. Sept. 21,
Frances Lenzo, Jackson
40147
No one else will do; song, arr. mines Goodwin. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1942: E unp. 309894; William Toots
Moore, Philadelphia. 40148
No other way; w & m Ted Ellis; pf. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 310219; Thelma Ellis Erhardt,
Youngstown, O. 40149
No rhyme or reason; w Frank Curlee [i. e. F. M.
Curlee, jr.], melody Shelby H. Curlee, 3d. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309929; Francis M. Curlee,
jr., St. Louis. 40150
Nobody knows the trouble I’ve had; traditional w &
m, arr. Charles L. Cooke; mixed cho. © Sept.
28, 1942: E pub. 108113; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 40151
Nobody’s business; song, w Waldemar Rieck. © 1
c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310636; Russell Snively
Gilbert, New York. 40152
Nobody’s fool; song, w Jeanette J. Hobby. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310064; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 40153
Noche de amor; carioca, letra y m Juan Leonardo.
© Dec. 18, 1940; E for.67440; Promotora Hispano
Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
40154
None so wonderful as He; English tr. Mrs. C. B.
Watkins, m Sam Gullberg. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 310257; New gospel songs, Rockford, ill.
! 40155
N.I.S.T. C. alma mater; w & m A. Neil Annas.
© Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107368; Northern Illinois
state teachers college, De Kalb, Ill. 40156
Norwich stomp; melody Sid Cooper & Henry Jerome.
© 1e. Oct.5, 1942; E unp. 311270; Harman music,
inc., New York. 40157
Not alone; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308285; Phyllis Leo, Springfield,
Mass. 40158
Not so very long ago; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309761; Theodore Kreisler Seitz,
Bellefonte, Pa. 40159
Now, just supposin’; song, w Lewis Seeley Bradshaw.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308249; Dorothy
Maude Philips, Redwood City, Calif. 40160
Now that I’ve found you; song. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309905; Cleo T. Reed, Louisville.
40161
© 1c. Sept. 22,
40162
-—— ——melody Eddie Keenan.
1942; E unp. 309535; J. T. Mahar, Albany.
Now that I’ve lost you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308472; Frank Edward Malz, Brook-
lyn. 40163
Now that you’ve gone and forgotten; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310075; A. C. Balch,
Roscoe, Calif. 40164
Now you know; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311161; "John Mosely Howell, Los Angeles.
40165
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no. 9, 1942
Now’s the time to smile; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 310517; Thomas Robert Brown,
Cleveland. 40166
OQ brother man; w John Greenleaf Whittier, m Hugh
S. Roberton; mixed cho. © Aug. 17, 1942; E for.
67336; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 40167
O cast your burden on Him; hymn. © lc. Sept 4,
1942; E unp. 308079; James Elliot, Norfolk, Va.
40168
OQ glorious day; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309476; Clifford Bailey, Windsor, Conn.
40169
O light divine; sop. or ten.; inG. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309821; Paul G. Tuttle, West Palm
Beach, Fla. 40170
O little town of Bethlehem; Christmas cantata, w
Elsie Duncan Yale, m Lawrence Keating. © Sept.
1, 1942; E pub. 107429; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 40171
O Lord God! Why dost Thou still stay Thy hand;
song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308011; Eddie
Edward Machugh, Brighton, Mass. 40172
O love of God; anthem, w H. Bonar, m Eric H.
Thiman. © Sept. 18, 1942; E for. 67344; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 40173
QO, Susanna variations; by Michel Gusikoff; orch.
sc. & pts., with conductor. © July 1, 1942; E pub.
108030; Levant music, New York.— 40174
QO the Dodgers are a fighting team; w H. A. Harrison
& B. Carlin, m L. F. West. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 308997; Louis F. West, Harry A. Harrison
& Ben Carlin, Brooklyn, 40175
Oahu way; w Tryon Clover, m Paul Randall, arr.
Oahu staff; Hawaiian guit., in diagram. © May
28, 1942; E pub. 108001; Oahu pub. co., Cleveland.
40176
Oak (The); w M. E. Burge, m V. C. Leftwich. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309381; Mae E. Burge
& Vernon C. Leftwich, Los Angeles. 40177
Occhi (Gli) miei; canzone, versi Giuseppe Vercellini.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1942; E unp. 306522; Francesco
Amendola, St. Paul. 40178
Ode to America; w & m Zarief [ pseud. of H. Fried-
man] © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310391; Harry
Friedman, New York. 40179
Of you I dream; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310376; Dorothy Amalia Hasalone, San
Francisco. 40180
Off to school;
Previn; conductor.
310161; Universal music corp., New York.
from Get hep to love, by Charles
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
40181
Oh, beautiful America; song. © Sept. 30, 1942; E
pub. 108104; Willie Borland Pippin, Sanford, Fla.
40182
—— —-m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm]
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 308406; Ruby M.
Abaz, Manchester, N. H. 40183
40201
Oh bring back that love that beautiful love; w& mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307889; Henry
Carl Zaun, San Francisco. 40184,
Oh darling; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309326; Jean De Gangi, New York. 40185
Oh God save America; mixed voices. © Sept. 12,
1942; E pub. 107794; Harmon W. Jones, Centralia,
Wash. 40186
Oh, hail America; song, arr. Aaron A. Clark. ©
Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107832; Elsie Hefner, Law-
ton, OkL. 40187
Oh I’m a bombardier; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308299; Manda S.
Jones, Hendrum, Minn. 40188
Qh Joe, Joe please come back again; w Thanks A
Million [ pseud. of M. Salkeld], melody Louis Adler.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308321; Margaret
Salkeld, Cabot, Pa. 40189
Oh, Master of Galilee; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309881; Budd Wilcox Baraw, Newport
Center, Vt. 40190
Oh Mister Doughboy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 12,
1942; Eunp. 308702; Horton Jerome Martin Melaro,
Oakmont, Pa. 40191
Oh, Mister Moon; m Richard Breitels & J. J. Welsh;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 10: 1942; E unp.
310272; James John Welsh, Glen Ridge, N. J.
40192
Oh mom, oh pop; melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309914; Donat Joseph Gervais, Chicago.
40193
Oh my little Evelina; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 308956; Jules Constant Burton, Columbus,
Q. : 40194
Oh Shangri-La; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309344; Fern Irene Clarke, Los Angeles.
40195
Oh! Susanna; rondo, Stephen C. Foster, transcribed
Eric Steiner; pf. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 107791;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New York. 40196
Oh! Sweetheart be true to me; song, arr. Alex. M.
Valentine. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309006;
Felix Bruns, Canton, Mo. 40197
Qh this Rita; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309853; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
40198
Oh well; w & melody Bert Weinlader. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1942; E unp. 308958; Bertha Weinlader, Tea-
neck, N. J. 40199
Oh! Where does the sea go, when the tide goes out;
w Andy Tocé & Claude Reese, m Fred Patrick &
George Snowhill. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107415;
Harvest songs co., New York. 402.00
Oh yes there’s trouble everywhere; song. © Aug.
4,1942; E pub. 108099; Loretta Cessor Manggrum,
Cincinnati. 40201
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40202
Ol’ banjo; w & m Box, Cox & Leslie. © Sept. 11,
1942; E for. Bits Boosey & co., ltd., London.
40202
Old Aunt Sarah; song, m Len [i. e. Alenson Robert]
Fleming. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310628;
Bertha Dobson Fairbank, St. Michaels, Md.
40203
Old Charlie, a buggy and two; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard, © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308329; Rena Wilson, South Beloit, Ill. 40204
Old cherry orchard; song. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942;
E unp. 310098; Mary J. Ceover, Orrstown, Pa.
40205
Old fashioned Christmas; pf., withw. © 1 c. Oct.
2, 1942; E unp. 310608; Whitford Price, Green-
wood, Miss. 40206
Old Glory; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309307; Virginia Belle Casty, San Diego, Calif.
40207
——w Laura M. Winston; pf. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942;
E unp. 308712; Lewis Bassett Wood, Philadelphia.
40208
Old Glory forever; pf. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308780; Virginia Bixler Sawyer, Mobile.
40209
Old Glory, my American Flag; song, melody L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310894; George A. Wagner, New
York. 40210
Old Glory on parade; w & m Leslie Young, arr.
Harry Raibourne. © Sept. 18,1942; E pub. 107818;
Merrell Schwarz music co., Cincinnati. 40211
Old Joe’s at it again; w & m Babe [i. e. Edward
Vincent] Fritsch. © Aug. 11, 1942;E pub. 107912;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 40212
Old liberty bell; pf., withw. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311217; Minnie S. Getz, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
40213
Old log cabin home; song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 309608; Newel R. Thompson, Clarkston,
Utah. 40214
Old Mexico; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307866; Lorene Clutter, Kansas City, Mo. 40215
Old sage brush we couldn’t kill synthetic rubber
song; song. © lc. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310352;
Laura Agnes Noll, Stratton, Col. 40216
Old Smokey; traditional w, m adapted & arr. Joyce
Barthelson; women’s 3-pt. cho, © May 15, 1942;
E pub. 108007; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
40217
Old Tri-color will march again, beside the old Red,
White and Blue; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310485; Jimmie Kerwin, Ransom, Ill.
40218
On a second front; song, melody Joseph Carson. ©
lc. Sept. 14, 1942; £ unp. 308767; een Anthony,
Houston, Pa. 40219
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
On a summer night; by Ralph Federer; pf. © Sept.
. 16, 1942; E pub. 107860; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 40220
On a tropical summer night; w & m Starr von Fluss
[pseud. of S. D. Fluss] © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308771; Stella D. Fluss, El Centro, Calif.
40221
On duty; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310881;
Kitty Brown, Bayhead, N. J. 40222
On guard; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308157; George Bailey & Vernon Pedersen, Chi-
cago. 40223
On Laguna Beach; w Larry Maurice, m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble. © ic. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309103; M. L. Zeilstra, Richmond, Calif. 40224
On leave; w& m Mrs. L. M. [i. e. D. K.] Strope.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310582; Dorothea
Kenyon Strope, Chicago. 40225
On our way; march, w & melody Mrs. J. W. [i. e.
I.] Jones. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310004;
Ida Jones, Westmount, Que., Canada. 40226
On Paradise Isle; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308860; Elmer Hendrick-
son, Fairport, O. 40227
On Rainbow Island; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308569; Louis Robino, Taunton, Mass.
40228
On Republic; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. J.] Ramcke.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311244; Robert John
Ramcke, Park Ridge, II. 40229
On the banks of the Grand, by the Rapids; song. © .
1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 310297; Margaret A.
Weekes Idema, Grand Rapids, Mich. 40230
On the banks of the old Kickapoo; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308395; Anna F. Onstine, Fortal,
N. D. 40231
On the beam; from You were never lovelier, w
Johnny Mercer, m Jerome Kern. © Sept. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107526; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
40232
On the day of victory; song, w Langston Hughes. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308497; Irving Landau,
New York. 40233
On the 5th avenue; march; solo cornet conductor.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307978; John Kaups,
New York. 40234
On the home front; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E
unp. 310438; Thomas Gilmore Appel, New York.
40235
——w & m Hugo Frey; mixed voices. © Sept. 17,
1942; E pub. 107979; Robbins music corp., New
York. ‘40236
On the lone prairie; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310623; Leslie D. Wilcox, Venus, Tex.
40237
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no. 9, 1942
On the radio; by Ada Richter; pf. © Aug. 29, 1942;
E pub. 107358; Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
40238
On the surface; w & m Calvin Jackson. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942: E unp. 308306; Tempo music, inc., New
York. 40239
On to Tokyo, let’s go; song,m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308343;
Rachelle D. LeFevre, Chicago. 40240
On to victory; military march, w & melody. ©1 c.
July 17, 1942; E unp. 311107; Lucile Starr, Idaho
Falls, Id. 40241
——song. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107410; William
Archibald Clark & Howard B. Sands, New York.
40242
——song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E-unp. 308942;
Susan B. Collins, Central Islip, L. lL, N. Y.
40243
——song. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309500;
Nita Roughgarden, Passagrille Beach, Fla. 40244
——song. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310797;
Frank L. Moscow, Chicago. 40245
On, United States marines; w Earl S. Lachennaeer,
melody J. Rotella & Charles Rotella. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 308477; John Rotella, North Ber-
gen, N. J. 40246
On your toes; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310037; Mildred Oliver, New York. 40247
Once again; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309167; Leo Poch, Scranton. 40248
—w Eddie Lyon & Johnny Franks, melody Harry
West. © lc. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310320;.
Gabriel Anthony Sullivan & Harold Spring, West
Hartford, Conn. 40249
Once around the park; w G. H. Johnston, m C. W.
Erdenbrecher. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310140; C. W. Erdenbrecher & George H. Johnston,
APO 958, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco. 40250
Once in my life; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady| © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308403; Florrie Tyus, Montgomery, Ala. 40251
Once to every man and nation; pf. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942: E unp. 309227; James Valentine Macdonough,
Brooklyn. 40252
Once upon a lifetime; w & melody Frank Brown &
R.I. O’Nan. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307868;
R. I. O’Nan, Miami, Fla. 40253
One day nex ‘er to victory and home sweet home; w
Edward Markham, melody Fred Woodruff. © 1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311286; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 40254
_ One day nearer victory; w C. Mank, m P. Clark;
pi.treble. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308754;
Chaw Mank, Belleville, Ill. & Pearl Clark, Seattle.
: 40255
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40272
One day we’ll meet again; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311192; Paul Compton Abbott, La
Jolla, Calif. 40256
One for all and all for one; w & melody. © lic.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311332; Paul S. Hacks, Lans-
ford, Pa. 40257
One June night; waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308473; Miltrude
Beverly Green, San Diego, Calif. 40258
One more dance; song, arr. Ethel Mae Phillips. ©
1 c. Sept. 15, 1942: E unp. 309011; Leila Mead,
Long Beach, Calif. 40259
One nation indivisible; w Edith Sanford Tillotson,
m P. I. Tschaikowski, from March Slav, arr. Ira
B. Wilson; men’s voices. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub.
107723; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 40260
One of God’s angels; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308553:
William Enlow, Staunton, Ill. 40261
One potato, two potato, three potato, four; w & m
Herman Fairbanks. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub.
107745; Republic music corp., New York. 40262
One star tofollow; Christmas sacred cantata-drama,
text Valeria R. Lehman, m Ruth Dale [pseud. of
Ira B. Wilson] © Sept. 3, 1942; D 76170; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 40262*
One stolen moment with you; song. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308777; Joseph J. Jacovino, Water-
bury, Conn. .~— < 40263
Only fools are sure; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309941; Florence Dillmann & Billy
H. Fredericks, Franklin Square, L. I., N. Y.
40264
Only in life’s other room; song, arr. Lewis Eldridge.
© Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 107456; Samuel Denham
Barnes, Los Angeles. 40265
Only in my dreams; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310600; Murray Lipner, New York.
40266
Only lonely; w &m Ted Ellis & Bill Ellis; pf. © 1
c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308963; Thelma Ellis
Erhardt, Youngstown, O. 40267
Only one; song, melody Alvin Krausslich. © 1 c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309512; Frank Gustav Meier,
Cleveland. 40268
Only you’re my love; song, melody Helen Wicksman.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311338; Marian Kraker,
San Pedro, Calif. 40269
Onward to glory; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309329: Sally Wagner, New York.
40270
Onward to victory, march; accordion. © Sept. 22,
1942; E pub. 107951; Salvatore Ciccio, Hartford.
; 40271
—song. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310573;
Arthur Stern, New York. 40272
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cA ibs Rae OE cea ANT ae ener bme barons
40273
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
40273
——w & melody.
311104; Betty Altura, Brooklyn.
Onward U.S. A.; arr. G. Charlie Neimer; pf., with
w. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107543; Harry Ells-
worth Winters, Lancaster, Pa. 40274
Open sesame; w & melody A.M. Purdy & Dick [i. e.
R. B.| Purdy. © 1 c.Sept.11, 1942; E unp. 308681;
Richard Burdett Purdy & Andrew Mark Purdy,
Enid, Okl. 40275
Open up your heart; w George Turcott, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942: E unp. 310350; Inez Isabell
Brumbelow, Lomita, Calif. 40276
Oracion (La) del torero; by J. Turina, arr. Jascha
Heifetz; violin & pf. © Aug. 14, 1942; E. pub.
107424; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 40277
Oriana; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
311343; Horace M. Finney, Chicago. 40278
Osos (Los); de Jacobo Ficher, op. 38; pf. © Sept.
8, 1942; E pub. 107504; Axelrod publications, inc.,
Providence. 40279
Our America; song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308902; Alma E, LaBeau, Corona, Calif. 40280
—— —wm J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309778; Leone G. Conant, Seattle. 40281
—— ——m Lee B. Browne. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942;
E unp. 307883; Thaddie Kirk Screws, Anding,
Miss. 40282
——— ——melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309696; Orpha N. Mathers, North
Platte, Neb. 40283
—— Paes Paul Christ Meyer. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; & unp. 311101; Ruby Ferguson, Harpster,
Id. 40284
Our army, our navy and marines; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309199;
Bertha Hollingsworth, Winlock, Wash. 40285
Our beloved U. S. A.; w & m Kay [i. e. K. O.| Wyss,
harmonized Max Hiendlmayr. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310371; Katharine O’Neill Wyss,
Alton, 111. 40286
sv
Our best wishes; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E-unp. 310209; Joseph W. Uritson, Cora-
opolis, Pa. 40287
Our boys are coming; song, m Susanne Oldberg,
arr. Karl Holer. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; # unp.
310342; Margaret Scott, Washington. 40288
Uur boys bring victory; song. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310338; Gail Treat, Greenwich, Conn.
40289
Our challenge; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308161; Richardene Puryear, Augusta, Ga.
40290
Our country; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310130; Beatrice M.
Wolfe, Linesville, Pa. 40291
‘sCity, N.C:
1482
Our desert call; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308162; Richardene Puryear, Augusta, Ga.
40292
Our fighting men; w Charles Pernot & S. Evans, m
Al Wywiorski & S. Evans. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1942;
E unp. 310476; Sterling Evans, Duryea, Pa.
_ 40293
——w J. Myer, m Bob Carleton & E. Martin; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309092; Jack
Myer & Elizabeth Martin, Alhambra, Calif.
40294
Our General MacArthur; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308820; Lillie M. Cook, San Antonio. 40295
Our God, our country and our Flag; song. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308010; Eddie Edward Mac-
hugh, Brighton, Mass. 40296
Our God’s ways are right; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308013; Kaiser Sanders,
Vineland, N. J. 40297
Our heroes; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 308415; Estelle Solon Suiter, St. Paul.
40298
Our Jimmy; song. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308996; Louis Kazze, Philadelphia. 40299
Our Lady of Liberty; song, m J. Charles McNeil. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307850; Mary Fischetti,
Hoboken, N. J. 40300
Our last rendezvous; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; Eunp. 308990; Merril Clyde Smith, Elizabeth
40301
Our last romance; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1942; Eunp. 307951; Seymour Silver, Los Angeles.
40302
Our letters; song. © July 14, 1942; E pub. 107372;
E, J. Stiner, Detroit. 40303
Our lives to live; w Charles Cerbi, & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309997; Roland C. Shea,
Tottenville, S.I., N. Y. 40304
Our march to victory; melody. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1942; E unp. 307938; Rose Feldman, Brooklyn.
40305
—-song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309263;
Frank Owen Bryant, Burbank, Calif. 40306
Our merchant marine; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; Eunp. 309892; Francis Aloysious Hanley,
Albany. 40307
Our nation’s mission; song, m Melvin B. Goodwin.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308328; Joseph De-
George, Clayton, N. J. 40308
De
Our own American boys; song, m Louis J.
Francis, jr. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309922;
Katherine B. March, Fort Jay, N. Y 40309
Our own Red, White and Blue; song. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309918; Merry i Simpson,
St. Joseph, Mo, 40310
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
Qur own U. S. A., song. © Sept. 5, 1942; E pub.
107559; David Wertz Schlosser, Venice, Calif.
40311
Our parting; song. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
307974; Margretta Ann Murnin, Vandling, Pa.
40312
Qur pent-house in the basement; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309259: Bernard Feen-
burg, Newark, N. J. 40313
Our prayer for peace; w J. Myer, m Bob Carleton
& E. Martin; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309091; Jack Myer & Elizabeth Martin, Al-
hambra, Calif. 40314
Our President of the U.S. A.; song. © 1 c. Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 309376; Walter Gustav Borne-
mann, Chicago. 40315
Our regiment; march, James Van Dyck. Symphonic
band pts., with conductor. © Oct. 5, 1942; & pub.
108200; Belwin, inc., New York. 40316
Our share; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308298; Lester J. Engelman,
Prairie, Id. 40317
Our soldiers, sailors and marines; w & melody. ©
lc. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310614; Harry H. Boylan,
New Orleans. 40318
Our stand; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308524, Huldah Louise Martin, Taunton, Mass.
] 40319
Our sweetheart; w Ivan Hedine, m B. Curry. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310803; Lambda chi alpha
fraternity, inc., Indianapolis. 40320
Our true blue 1942 lovely American girl; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310306; Anna
L. Dolan, Mount Lebanon, Pa. 40321
Qur waltz; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308228; Esther Agnes Fredreckson, Seattle.
40322
Our Yankee Doodle WAAC girl; of., withw. ©Olc.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308275; Gilbert Lewis Martel,
Hartford. 40323
Our youth commission; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 308002; Ellen Matilda Hudson, At-
lanta. 40324
Out of the mist; w Helena Morris & Joe Morris, m
Claude Lapham. © 1c. May 6, 1942; E unp.
310325; Claude Lapham music corp., New York.
40325
Out of the sky; song. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
108041; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia. 40326
————m Miriam Righter. © Aug. 29, 1942;
E pub. 107413; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia. 40327
Over that old sheep wagon trail; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8. 1942; E
unp. 308330; James E. Giles, San Francisco.
40328
507184 O - 43-5
40346
Over the top; w & melody. © 1.c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309621; Fern Estelle Mary Inchauspe,
Bakersfield, Calif. 40329
Over the waves; from Big time, by J. Rosas, arr.
George Bassman. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
309725; Loew’s, inc., New York. 40330
Over the wide horizon; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310467, Bertha E. Lake, San Francisco.
40331
Over there, again; pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309896; Julia Cecilia Lorenz,
Pennsauken, N. J. 40332
Over there, before you get over here; w C. M.
Frank, melody W. Moore. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309496; Winifred Moore & Camilla M.
Frank, New Orleans. 40333
Over you: w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 303664; Frank Gilbert Pollay, Winslow, Ariz.
40334
Ox train; by Dave Snell. 1. Main title. - 2. End
title. © 1c. each Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309150;
309153; Loew’s, inc., New York. 40335, 40336
Paddy’s first ride on 2 merry-go-round; song, pf.
sc. Bernie Fazioli. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309775; Amanda M. Bourque, South Weymouth,
Mass. 40337
Pagar es corresponder; cancidn-bolero, letra y m
Alberto Dominguez. © Aug. 27, 1942; E for.
67384; Promotora Hispano Americana de musica,
Ss. a., Mexico, D. F. 40338
Paja brava; pericon, de Sentimiento gaucho, letra
Ivo Pelay, m Francisco Canaro; pf. © Aug. 12,
1942; E for. 67381; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 40339
Pal o’ mine, let’s go to Palomar; w & melody
Georges Henry [pseud. of A. G. H. Kreiss] © lec.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308603; Adolf G. H. Kreiss,
San Diego, Calif. 40340
Pal of mine forever; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942: E unp. 310189; Edmund A. Thiem, Lansing,
Mich. 40341
Panis angelicus, by César Franck, arr. Henry
Coates; organ. © Sept. 4, 1942; E for. 67408;
Schott & co., ltd., London. 40342
Paper doll; by Johnny S. Black, arr. Charles Nunzio;
pi. accordion. © Sept. 15, 1942: E pub. 107891;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York.
40343
——fox-trot, w & m Johnny S. Black, arr. Jack
Mason; orch. pts., with men’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107471; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 40344
Para mi; w Fernando Ruiz del Vizo, mH. Leopold
Spitalny; high voice. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub.
107769; G. Schirmer, inc., New York, 40345
Para siempre mia; cancion. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310796; Jorge Rivera, New York. 40346
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40347
Parachutists; song. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp.
309371; Charlotte Carter Macdonald, Brooklyn.
40347
Paradise Isle; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310540; Grace Bolzman,
Unionville, Mich. 40348
Pardon me; from Pardon my sarong, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp.
307855; Universal music corp., New York. 40349
Pastoral dance; by Sheila MacIntosh; 2 pfs. © Oct.
25, 1936; E for. 67399; Schott & co., ltd., London.
40350
Patojo (El); by Porfirio Perez Miron; pf. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310692; Charles Gunther,
Flushing, N. Y. 40351
Patriot; melody. © 1c. July 10, 1942; E unp.
310206; Hilda Helen Kelley, North Quincy, Mass.
40352
Patriotic blues; w E. A. Essenmacher, m A. Ahdor.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309338; Emily A.
Essenmacher & Ahdor Alton, Chicago. 40353
Patty Lu; w & melody. © 1c. Gct. 2, 1942; & unp.
310734; Mabel Hobson Betz, Sacramento, Calif.
40354
Paving victory’s way; song, melody Ray Kent. ©
1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310507; Melvin Elijah
Mayo, New York. 40355
Peace across the battle grounds; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310529;
Anton Hegedus, jr., South Bend, Ind. 40356
Peace, be still; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310405; Edna willis Jackson, New York.
40357
Peace to the heart of man; song, m J. Charles Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309784; Al-
berta Laaser, Joliet, Ill. 40358
Pearl Harbor; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
309769; Harry Sutherland Campbell, Los Angeles.
40359
Pearl Harbor, we will revenge your wrong; song.
© lc. Aug. 31, 1942; Eunp. 309053; Helen Carter,
Three Rivers, Calif. 40360
Pearls of my soul; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts.
© Mar, 22, 1926; E pub. 107634; Photo play music
co., inc., New York, 40361
Peek-a-boo; w & melody. © lc. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308164; A. Edward Miller, Brooklyn. 40362
Peekin’ thru the lilacs, when I fell in love with you;
song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310369; Jessie
Lydia Staley, Santa Cruz, Calif. 40363
Penitent (The); anthem, Biblical w, m Beardsley
Van De Water, arr. Frederick E. Starke; mixed
voices. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107855; Oliver
Ditson co., Philadelphia. 40364
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Pennsylvania polka; march-polka, Lester Lee &
zeke [i. e. Leo| Manners, arr. George F. Briegel;
band pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107603; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 40365
Pensee intime; meditation, Rocco Bicchiere; orch.
pts. © Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107617; Photo play
music co., inc., New York. 40366
Perhaps; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311194;
Donald M. Foote, Miami, Fla. 40367
Perhaps I never told you; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307932; Raymond Frederick Gaiss,
Pompton Lakes, N. J. 40368
Perpetual motion; by Johann Strauss, op. 257, arr.
Felix Guenther; pf. © Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 108223;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 40369
Peter’s dream; musical play. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942; D 76171; Alice Remsen, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
40369*
Petunia’s prayer; from Cabin in the sky, w E. Y.
Harburg, m Harold Arlen. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309723; Loew’s, inc., New York. 40370
Phileta; song. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308529;
June Murphy, Chicago. 40371
Phoenix Park nocturne; by Arthur Lourie; pf. ©
July 23, 1942; E pub. 107776; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 40872
Phyllis and Strephon; by Langford Guest; 2 pis. ©
Oct. 25, 1936; E for. 67402; Schott & co., ltd.,
London.. 40373
Piano blues; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308948; Harry B. Eddins, Washington,
Pa. 40374
Piano play for every day; by J. Ferris Loth. ©
Sept. 1, 1942; A for. 48556; Waterloo music co.,
Waterloo, Ont., Canada. 40375
Pickaninny you; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 311186; Fred William Douglas, Canton, oe
40376
Pickin’ cotton; song, pf. sc. Bernie Fazioli. © lc.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309008; Amanda M. Bourque,
South Weymouth, Mass. 40377
Picking ’em up and layin’ ’em down; song. © lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309477; Florence Merritt
Coughlin & Verda Marie Heffley, Bellingham,
Wash. 40378
Picture (The) in the cloud; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1 c.Sept.9, 1942; E unp. 308305; F. C.
Yates, Washington. 40379
Picture (A) on the mantle; w Westlien [i. e. F. E.]
Young, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 311272; Frona E. Young, Clementon, N. a
40
Picture (A) today; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © lc. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309854;
Millie Connery, Bainville, Mont. 40381
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no. 9, 1942
40416
Pinch me; w& melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E
unp. 310259; Leon Joseph Miller, Worcester.
40382
Pines; by H. Alexander Matthews; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 108123; Oliver Ditson co.,
Philadelphia. 40383
Play me a tune; w & m Bernice Watterson [pseud.
of B. M. Waterson]; pf. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309066; Berenice Miars Waterson, Columbus,
O. 40384
Please buy a bond; w & melody Flo Bush [pseud. of
Florine Rosenbush] © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308669; Florine Rosenbush, Meridian, Miss.
40385
Please don’t tell me you love me; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309917; Helen M. Win-
gate, Baltimore. 40386
Please don’t walk out of my arms; w & melody. ©
lc. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309474; Jeanne Marie
Somsen, Seattle. 40387
Please hurry home; song. © 1 c. July 30, 1942; E
unp. 308421; William Ellery Burbank, jr. & Robert
Davis Walter, Stamford, Conn. 40388
Please Louise; m Steve Salvi; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310022; Frank Albert
Borelli, San Francisco. 40389
Please Mister Moon; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310513; Marvin Rowland & Bob Mc-
Kelvey, Lancaster, Calif. rv 40390
Please Mr. Sandman, take care of my dad; w & mel-
ody Al Malick. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310693;
Elias John Malick, Lewiston, Me. 40391
Please wait for me little sweetheart; w & melody.
© 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309655; George
William Simerly, Elizabethton, Tenn. 40392
Pledge for victory; w Sverre Veum, m Virginia
Moe. © ic. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310155; Sverre
Quisling, Madison, Wis. 40393
Pledge of allegiance; w Francis Bellamy, Abraham
Lincoln & Leronzo Reeves [i. e. L. T. Reeves,
jr.], & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
310223; Leronzo Thompson Reeves, jr., Birming-
ham, Ala. 40394
Poor little Jesus; traditional negro spiritual, arr.
Clarence Cameron White. © Aug. 29, 1942;E
pub. 107356; John Church co., Philadelphia.
40395
Poplars and birches; w Lorraine Noel Finley, m
Hans Huber; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Aug. 18, 1942;
E pub. 107757; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
40396
Popular song hits; w & m Kay Coblin & others. ©
Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107416; Royal music pub. co.,
New York. 40397
Postal of love; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308944; Leroy Kerns, Hatboro, Pa.
40398
Poupée; pf. ©lc. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310021;
Alfred E. Crosnier, Chicago. 40399
P’ra que discutir; letra Aloysio Oliveira, m Nestor
Amaral. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107888; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York. 40400
Prairie love song; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 309012; Vernetta Q. Frazier, Burlin-
game, Calif. 40401
Prairie wind; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 307925; Alice Remsen, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
40402
Praise and worship choruses; compiled & ed.
Haldor Lillenas; mixed voices. © Sept. 25, 1942;
E pub. 108195; Nazarene pub. house, Kansas City,
Mo. 40403
Pray with me a little while longer; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310132; Frank Stanley
Grubar, Washington. 40404
Prayer; song, mJ. Charles McNeil. © ic. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308508; Nellie skadocinski, Gary,
Ind. 40405
—w from Episcopal hymnal, m Frank La Forge;
med. voice. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107664; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 40406
Prayer for America; song, melody M. C. Sax. ©
lc. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309753; Retha V. Hud-
son, Moberly, Mo. 40407
Prayer for confidence; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309553; Amelia L. Ramsey, Houston. 40408
Prayer for daddy; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308989; Merril Clyde Smith, Eliza-
beth City, N. C. 40409
Prayer for today; low voice; inD. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309822; Paul G. Tuttle, West Palm
Beach, Fla. 40410
——song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c¢.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309543; F. Edward Barbaud,
Washington, Mo. 40411
Prayer of the music maker; w Roscoe Gilmore
Stott, m Grace Kenny Floering; women’s cho. ©
Sept. 26, 1942; E pub. 108219; Hall & McCreary
co., Chicago. 40412
Prayer to the moon; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308488; Santo Beninate, Elmont, L. I.,
Ni ¥. 40413
Preciosa; bolero, letra y m Estela Quintana. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 107905; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 40414
President Roosevelt leads the world; w & melody.
© ic. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308520; Walter Hope
Mairs, New York. 40415
Priest’s (The) chants and recitatives at the altar;
by Carlo Rossini. © Sept. 23, 1942; AA 410776;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 40416
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40417
Prisoner of war; song. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E
unp. 310154; Pasquale Cassia, White Plains, N. Y.
40417
Private Murphy’s gone to camp; song, melody Leroy
Heine. © 1c. Sept.26, 1942; E unp. 310248; Doris
Marie Bush, Baltimore. 40418
Private Pluto; by Oliver Wallace, arr. Ed. Plumb;
pf. conductor. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
310221; Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif.
40419
Procession of the Magi; by Cyrus S. Mallard; organ.
© Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107360; Theodore Press-
er co., Philadelphia. 40420
Promise; by Fred Witt, pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309281; Sigismund Witting, New York.
40421
Puedes irte de mi; cancién-blues, letra y m Agustin
Lara. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67383; Promotora
Hispano Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico,
D. F. 40422
Quando uma flor desabrocha; English w Olga Paul,
Portuguese w & m Francisco Mignone. © Oct. 6,
1942; E pub. 108225; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 40423
Que null’ estoille sur nous; w Antoine De Baif,
English version Jane Kerley, m Jacques Mauduit,
explanatory note Roy Harris; mixed cho. © Sept.
2, 1942; E pub. 107760; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 40424
Que risa me da; guaracha, letra y m Bienvenido
Julian Gutierrez; pf. © Sept. 15, 1942; E for.
67353; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 40425
Question bees; w & m Jack Cusick. © Sept. 16,
1942; E pub. 107795; Hubert J. Braun, Chicago.
40426
Quota collect; w B. Ethelda Mullen, m Gertrude Ida
Tegge; pf. © Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 107945; Quota
club internatl., inc., Washington. 40427
Radio galop; by F. Bub; orch. pts. © Mar. 22, 1926;
E pub. 107612; Photo play music co., inc., New
York. 40428
Rafael; mazurca-valseada, de Sentimiento gaucho,
letra Wo Pelay, m Francisco Canaro; pf. © Aug.
12, 1942; E for. 67376, Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 40429
Raindrops on my window; w & melody Harold Will-
iamson. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309168;
Walter H. Williamson, New York. 40430
Rambling red roses on the prairie; song, melody
L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310890; Lloyd Howard, Rolla, Mo.
40431
Ranger (The); w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942;
E unp. 310100; Michael J. Peterson, Baltimore.
40432
Rapsodja polska; napisal Gregor Fitelberg, op. 25;
wielka ork. partitur. © Dec. 7, 1914; E for. 67391;
Universal-edition, Vienna. 40433
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Ration blues; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
309884; Collenane Clark & Antonio Cosey, Chicago.
40434
Rays of hope; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310794; Max Horlick, Brooklyn. 40435
Reaching for my love; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21,
1942, E unp. 309593; Tobie William Pierson,
Granite City, Ill. 40436
Ready for the call; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309322; Gilbert Lewis Martel, Hart-
ford. 40437
Recompense; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308935; Minnie Stevens Piper, San Antonio. 40438
Recruits song; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309940; Ruth Hamilton Whitman, Baltimore.
40439 ©
Red angel; English w Bissell Palmer, Spanishw &
m Pedro Vidal. © Sept. 14, 1942; E pub. 108169;
Latin Amer. pub. corp., New York. 40440
Red feather red; song, w Claude Morris. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942: E unp. 309971; Gloria Mae Siegle,
Pittsburgh. 40441
Red Rhythm Valley; band pts., with conductor. ©
Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107936; Charles Lee Hill,
Hollywood, Calif. 40442
Reflections; by Thelma Jackson Smith; pf. © Aug.
29, 1942; E pub. 107359; Oliver Ditson co., Phila-
delphia. 40443
—pf. ©1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307915; Joseph
Levin, Reading, Pa. 40444
The Prince of Peace is born; song, w
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
40445
Rejoice!
Joseph P. Manley.
308582; Edgar James Orton, Detroit.
Remember a soldier in your prayer; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308391; Mabel Crough, George-
town, Ky. 40446
Remember pop; song, m Eileen Brown Drummond.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308166; Bashford
Browne, Montreal. 40447
Reminiscence; tone poem; pf. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 309228; Sadie F. Rothman, New York.
\ 40448
Rendezvous with love; w Frank Curlee [i. e. F. M.
Curlee, jr.], melody Shelby H. Curlee, 3d. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309930; Francis M. Curlee,
jr., St. Louis. 40449
Rendezvous with victory; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310205; James P. Flood, New
York. 40450
Reproche d’amour; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts.
© Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107635; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 40451
Resignation; by Victor L. Schertzinger; orch. pts.
© Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107627; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 40452
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
Reverence; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
309875; John V. Garcia, Los Angeles. 40453
Reverie; by Harry Volpe; guit. © Aug. 31, 1942;
E pub. 107387; Radio City guitar studio, Sunnyside,
7 .,.N.° ¥. 40454
Reverie 1; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18,1942; E unp. 309335;
Richard Irack, New York. 40455
Reverie 2; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18,1942; E unp. 309336;
Richard Irack, New York. 40456
Reverse the charges; w Enoch Williams, melody E.
Williams & Fred Webster. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309273; Lewis music pub. co., inc., New
York. 40457
Rhapsody was played; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942, E unp. 309588; Maurice H. Schultz, Detroit.
40458
Richard Allen; w & m J. Russel Robinson; med.
voice. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108065; Handy
bros. music co., inc., New York. 40459
Riding on the prairie; song, melody Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308380; Eugene Lee Wellman, Huntington,
W. Va. 40460
River Maumee; song. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310882; Drusilla Underhill, Dowagiac, Mich.
40461
River road; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309966; James G. Russell, Pampa, Tex.
40462
Riverboat jamboree; w & m Don Raye & Gene De
Paul. © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310673; Leeds
music corp., New York. 40463
Roaming lumber jack; song, melody Lee B. Browne.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308738; Calvin Rex,
Lehighton, Pa. 40464
Robbins mammoth collection of Gilbert & Sullivan
songs; compiled, arr. & ed. Hugo Frey. © Oct.
2, 1942; E pub. 108228; Robbins music corp., New
York. 40465
Robin serenade; slow fox-trot, w & melody. © lc.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310793; Arthur Korb, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 40466
Rock it out; boogie-woogie, Ken Williamson, arr.
Pat Lynn; orch. pts. © Apr. 28, 1942; E for.
67419; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
40467
Roll on mighty stone; mixed cho. © Aug. 24, 1942;
E pub. 107941; Hazel Deane Garnes, Columbus, O.
40468
Roll on, O mighty ocean; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309090; Athel B.
Roser, Chiloquin, Or. 40469
Rollin’ Fifty-fourth; w F. H. Schlessinger, melody
A. H. Clark. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308439;
Fred Schlessinger & Archie H. Clark, Ayer, Mass.
40470
40488
Romance; by Alfons W. Schenuit, with cadenza by
I. S. Hall; pf. © 1c. Apr. 23,1942; E unp. 293711;
Irma Schenuit Hall, Milwaukee. 40471
Romance in the springtime; pf., with w. © 1 c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308949; Ada Rogers Wilson,
Corpus Christi, Tex. 40472
Romance of autumn; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts.
© Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107636; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 40473
Romance serenade; w S. A. Coco, m E. P. Grigoli.
© lc. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309849; Edward
Placido Grigoli & Sam Alfred Coco, Lawrence,
Mass. 40474
Romancing; rumba, w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310097; Molly Kennedy, Flint, Mich.
40475
Romany life; by Victor Herbert, arr. Gregory
Stone; violin & pf. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107537;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 40476
Romanza appassionata; by Cécile Chaminade; pf.
© Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 108122; Theodore Press-
er co., Philadelphia. 40477
Romeo; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310176;
Virginia Konaszewski, Detroit. 40478
Rondo for trumpet; by Ziggy Elman & Mark Winsten
[pseud. of Milton Weinstein]; trumpet, with pf.
acc. © Apr. 23, 1942; E pub. 107903; Robbins
music corp., New York. 40479
Rookie polka; w & m Esther Van Sciver, Shelby
Darnell & B. Miller. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub.
108208; Bob Miller, inc., New York. 40480
Room and a fifth of a bath; song. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309972; Gloria Mae Siegle, Pitts-
burgh. 40481
Room (The) in Jerusalem; song, m George Henry
Day. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309845; Mal-
colm Sanders Johnston, Geneva, N. Y. 40482
Rosas de Norgaria; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1942;
E unp. 307956; Julio Mata, San José, Costa Rica.
40483
Rose Ann of Charing Cross; w Kermit Goell, mel-
ody Mabel Wayne. © 1 c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp.
309660; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
40484
Rose for victory; w & melody. © 1c. July 13, 1942;
E unp. 307945; Mrs. George A. Johnson, Susanville,
Calif. 40485
Rose of Erin; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309382; John N. Quinn, Tewksbury, Mass.
40486
Rose of Sunnyside; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1942; E unp. 310518; Marcel Tucci, New York.
40487
Rose red rose; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309368;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 40488
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40489
Roses for our navy; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310486; Lorraine Sevier,
Cora, Mo. 40489
Ross’ opportunity; from Ox train, by Dave Snell. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309149; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 40490
Round the wishing pool; w J. Hampton Lester [pseud.
of H. O. Longg]|, melody Eddie Ward [pseud. of
Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310892;
Howard O. Longg, Alcoa, Tenn. 40491
Round up blues; w Roy J. Thompson, melody Verna
Brumbelow & I. I. Brumbelow. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308763; Inez Isabell Brumbelow,
Lomita, Calif. 40492
Rubber bounce; w & melody Enoch Williams. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309272; Lewis music
pub. co., inc., New York. 40493
Ruritania; by Victor L. Schertzinger; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107628; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 40494
Rush along River Sacramento, rush along; song,
melody M. C. Sax. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309755; Bill James Keller, Philadelphia. 40495
Russian love song; w Marguerite Duval, m M. Duval
& Alphonse Bohrer. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308252; Florence M. Greenstone, East Orange,
N. J. 40496
kusty anchors; w & meledy. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311342; Dalton M. Teague, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 40497
Sacred melodies; arr. Frederick A. Schiefelbein;
pi. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107593; Volkwein
bros., inc., Pittsburgh. 40498
Sacred songs; w Lon R. Woodrum; mixed voices.
© Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107361; Paul A. Johnson,
Springfield, Ill. 40499
Sail on, brave lads, sail on; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308929; William P. Singel-
tary, Wilson, N. C. 40500
Sailor boy in blue; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310461; Minnadell Mallison, Berke-
ley, Calif. 40501
Sailor boy Joe; English w Bissell Palmer, Spanish
w & m Pedro Vidal. © Sept. 14, 1942; E pub.
108170; Latin Amer. pub. corp., New York.
40502
Sailor boy’s lament; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308295; Ida Neihls,
Shumway, Ill. 40503
Sailor’s song; by Edvard Grieg, op. 68, no. 1, with
text matter L. M. Dodd; pf. © July 21, 1942; AA
410167; Art publication soc., Clayton, Mo.
40504
Saint Elizabeth cantata; mixed voices. © Aug. 24,
1942; E pub. 107362; Sister M. Davidica, Manito-
woc, Wis. 40505
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Sally Jones; w Helena Morris, m Charley Forbes.
© 1c. May 6, 1942; E unp. 310326; Claude Lapham
music corp., New York. 40506
Salon suite; by Frederic Curzon; orch. pts. © Sept.
25, 1942; E for. 67369; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 40507
Saludos amigos; from Saludos, English w Ned Wash-
ington, Spanish w Edmundo Santos, Portuguese w
Louis Aloysio Oliveira, m Charles Wolcott. ©
Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107926; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 40508
Salute the girls behind the front; w & melody. © 1
c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 308611; Bud Burtson, New
York. 40509
Salute to General MacArthur; song. © 1c. Oct. 2,
1942; Eunp. 310633; Letha L. Ringgenberg, Pontiac,
Mich. 40510
Salute to the navy; march, Virginia Sawyer, arr.
W. &R. Sima; full symphonic band pts. © Sept. 14,
1942; E pub. 107735; Belwin, inc., New York.
40511
Salute to the nurses; song. © 1 c. Sept. 19, 1942;
E unp. 309337; Mildred Givan, West Somerville,
Mass. e 40512
Salve Regina; song, liturgical w. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309953; Ernest Michael Curtis,
Atlantic City. 40513
Samba; pf. nos. 1,2. © 1c. each Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310644, 310643; Ruth Blacher, Englewood,
N. J. 40514, 40515
Saviour, like a shepherd lead us; anthem, w anon.,
m James R. Gillette; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107856; Oliver Ditson co.,
Philadelphia. 40516
Savoy is jumpin’; w & melody Enoch Williams. ©
1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309340; Lewis music
pub. co., inc., New York. 40517
Saxophone Slim; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 310278; Ethel Lee, Wilkinsburg, Pa. |
40518
Say a prayer each day; w & m Hugh Ormonde,
Robinson Cleaver & Howick Hall. © Dec. 19,
1941; E for. 67428; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 40519
Say goodnight not goodbye; w & m Sweetie [i. e.
L. A.] Lomas. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
308694; Lillian Annette Lomas, Fort Wadsworth,
S. L, N. Y. 40520
Saying farewell; w & melody Toni [i. e. D. E. B.]
Washburn. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 311095;
Doris Edith B. Washburn, Wollaston, Mass.
40521
Scatter sunshine; song, m Gustav Bien. © 1 c. Aug.
7, 1942; E unp. 308621; Bertha L. P. Nutting,
West Chester, Pa. 40522
Scherzo; by Alfons W. Schenuit; pf. © 1 c. Apr. 23,
1942; E unp. 293712; Irma Schenuit Hall, Mil-
waukee. 40523
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
Scranton polka day; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309165; Leo Poch, Scranton. 40524
Sculptor boy; song, w G. W. Doane. © 1c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 311094; W. C. Tichenor, Waynes-
ville, O. 40525
Second fiddle; song, melody Ronald Buck. © ic.
Aug. 15, 1942; E unp. 308483; Dorothy Mildred
Downing, Huntsville, Ala. 40526
See America through; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster) © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310880; Al E. Williams, Oakland, Calif. 40527
See those Yanks; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310360; Herman Eller, Brooklyn.
40528
Seek Him that maketh the seven stars; anthem, w &
m James H. Rogers, arr. Rob Roy Peery; men’s
voices. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 108121; Oliver
Ditson co., Philadelphia. 40529
Selections from the operas; by Richard Wagner,
compiled; pf. bks. 1, 2. © July 30, 1942; E pub.
107781, 107782; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
40530, 40531
Send him a letter today; w & m Eugene Langley
[pseud. of M. Slosburg| © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E
unp. 310276; Morris Slosburg, Washington.
40532
Sentimental ballad; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
lc. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310527; Pearl Mae Ward,
Indianapolis. ag 40533
Sentimental feeling; w Ben Ryan, melody Lou Hand-
man. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310569; Broad-
Way music corp., New York. 40534
Sentimental rhapsody; w Harold Adamson, m Alfred
Newman, based on theme of Street scene. © lc.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309793; Robbins music
corp., New York. ; 40535
Sequel to love; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 310255; Herman Guelpa,
Columbus, O. 40536
Serenade; by Albert Chiaffarelli; flute, oboe, clari-
net, with 2d clarinet in B flat. Sc. & pts. © Sept.
21, 1942; E pub. 108167; Alfred music co., inc.,
New York. 40537
Serenade for two; w E. W. Fisher, & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307908; Ed. Ward Fisher
& Philip B. Hochstein, Boston. 40538
Serenade no. 2; de Kenneth Park; violoncelle et pf.
© May 3, 1928; E for. 67406; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 40539
Serenade of dreams; from The son of Don Juan, w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310746;
Frank Michael Pagano, New York. 40540
Serenade to a saboteur; from Junior G men of the
air, by Milton Rosen; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1942; E unp. 308226; Universal music corp., New
York. 40541
40559
Serenade to love; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308572; Victor Bono, Brooklyn. 40542
Serenata; by Bruno Labate; oboe, with pf. acc. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 108166; Alfred music co.,
inc., New York. 40543
Service flag within your window; song, melody M. C.
Sax. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309754; Retha
V. Hudson, Moberly, Mo. 40544
Service star of blue has turned to gold; song. ©
Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 108071; Thomas Winfred
Neely, Hollywood, Calif. 40545
Seven centuries of solo-song; w tr., m compiled,
arr. & ed. James Woodside; high voice. v. 2.,©
Oct. 3, 1942; E pub. 108212; Boston music co.,
Boston. 40546
Shadow tango; song, w Zerina Yergat. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1942; E unp. 310315; Aved Yergat, Santa
Monica, Calif. 40547
Shadows in the night; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady} © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310874; Catherine White, Pittsburgh. 40548
Shadowtime; by Lee 8S. Roberts, arr. Lee Erwin;
orch. pts. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107816; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., Cincinnati. 40549
Shangrela [?]; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
309001; Clarence Blake, Charlotte, N. C. 40550
Shangri-La; w & m Arthur V. Coghlan. © Sept. 22,
1942; E pub. 107987; University of Santa Clara,
Santa Clara, Calif. 40551
Shawnee moon; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
310246; Mary Barnard, Attica, Ind. 40552
She couldn’t say no to a sailor named Joe; w S.
Arthur, melody J. R. Johnson. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1942; E unp. 308076; Stewart Arthur & J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, New York. 40553
She didn’t say yes; w Otto Harbach, m arr. William
Stickles; women's 3-pt. voices. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 107850; Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
40554
She is now inRed River Valley; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © i c.Oct.1, 1942; E unp. 310538; Dorothea
Skidis, Collinsville, Ill. 40555
She loves me she don’t; w & melody. © 1c, Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308082; Harley Alan Roth, Elm-
hurst, L. I., N. Y. 40556
She packed up her trunk the next morning; song. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107896; Walt J. Jansen,
Chicago. 40557
She was a washout in the blackout; w & m Johnny
Bond. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107915; Peer in-
ternatl. corp., New York. 40558
She was eighteen, forty years ago; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309275; Frank Bogner,
sr., Philadelphia. 40559
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40560 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Sheep may safely graze; English w Katherine K.
Davis, m Joh. Seb. Bach, arr. Channing Lefebvre;
men’s cho. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107669;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 40560
Sheer fantasy; w Wathena Layton, & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.310427; Zoel Parenteau,
New York. 40561
She’s a W. A.V. E.; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310383; Mai Ellis Allen, San Antonio.
40562
Ship ahoy! Sailor boy! My little toy; song, m
George Bain. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310561;
Bertha L. P. Nutting, West Chester, Pa. 40563
Shores of Ki-o-lee; from The son of Don Juan, w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310747; Frank
Michael Pagano, New York. 40564
Short romance; w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309607; James Francis Brophy, Bayonne,
N. J. 40565
Short’nin’ bread; traditional w & m, arr. Charles
L. Cooke; mixed voices. © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub.
108116; Robbins music corp., New York. 40566
Shorty (The) George; from You were never lovelier,
w Johnny Mercer, m Jerome Kern. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107527; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 40567
Shout hooray; melody Joe Rines & Abel Baer. © 1
c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307852; Paull-pioneer
music corp., New York. 40568
Show me the way to go home; by Irving King, arr.
William Teague, band pts. © Sept. 16, 1942; E
pub. 107814; Harms, inc., New York. 40569
Shy; w & melody.
310497; Helen McLaughlin, Scranton.
© 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
40570
Si tu me quieres; bolero, letra y m Arturo R. Ojea.
© Dec. 18, 1940; E for. 67447; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 40571
Siesta; rhumba, arr. Ronald Binge; orch. pts. ©
Aug. 18, 1942; E for. 67333; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 40572
Sigh (A), atear; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 310738; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
40573
Silliest song; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E
unp. 311251; Emma Alberta Helkema, Beech
Grove, Ind. 40574
Silvery night; w Carolyn Piedmont, melody Roger
Wayne & C. Piedmont. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308262; Alwine Peckrul, New York & Ernest
Cafiso, Brooklyn. 40575
Simply sentimental; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308844; Max Pollack, Binghamton,
Nee tic 40576
Sin ti; bolero, letra y m Alfredo Parra. © Aug. 12,
1942; E for.67348; Promotora Hispano Americana
de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 40577
1490
—— ——letra y melodia. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309827; Manuel E. Gonzalez, San Antonio.
40578
Since He saved my soul; hymn. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 309643: Rosa Anne Runyan, Amarillo, Tex.
40579
Since love came in my heart; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310465; Louis Conrad Beyer-
kohler, San Antonio. 40580
Since you went away; song. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 308419; Ruth Marie Drayer, Akron, O.
40581
Since you’ve gone; w & m James Edgar Clishem &
C.J. Heitzman; pf. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309069; Charles Joseph Heitzman, Louisville.
40582
Sing; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309706; Nannie Sue Orr, Henderson-
ville, N.C. 40583
Sing a little song; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309354; Margaret Viola Ganger,
South Euclid, O. 40584
Sing, America, sing; song. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
107574; Claude Johnson, Los Angeles. 40585
Sing brother sing; w Emanuel Essman, & melody.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1942; E unp. 310275; Lawrence
Gellert, New York. 40586
Sing, everybody sing; w &m John P. Long. © Aug.
6, 1942; E for.67311; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 40587
Sing me a song; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Sept. 23, 1942: E unp. 309704; George C. Lester,
Tulsa, Okl. 40588
Sing me a sweet lullabye; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308710; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 40589
Sing, Mister Roosevelt, sing; song, m Aaron A.
Clark. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 107831; Reginald
Wilcox, Sonora, Calif. 40590
Sing the song of praises; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 310042; Agatha Hughes-Thomas,
Philadelphia. 40591
Sing to me again beloved; w Art Rany [pseud. of A.
N. Yeorwacopoulos], m Louis Adler. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310430; Archmadrite Nikolaos
Yeorwacopoulos, Herkimer, N. Y. 40592
Sing, Yankee, sing; w & melody J. K. Hansen & Hal
Keller Felman. © 1 c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311257;
Jerome Keith Hansen, Chicago. 40593
Singing pals theme song; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
10, 1942; E unp. 308464; Dale Cooper & Wilma
Leigh Cooper, Wheeling, W. Va. 40594
Singing pilot; song, w Adolph Meents. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 310295; Margaret D. Rogers,
Newell, Ia. 40595
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942 40631
Sitting in the corner and holding hands; w & melody.
© le. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310615; Iris Vinson,
Kew Gardens, L. I., N. Y. 40596
Sitting on a star; song,m J. Charles McNeil. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307849; May Bunker, Pitts-
burgh. 40597
Six favorite operas; selections, compiled; pf. ©
July 30, 1942; E pub. 107780; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 40598
Six furlongs; galop, F. Bub; orch. pts. © Mar. 22,
1926; E pub. 107613; Photo play music co., inc.,
New York. 40599
Skaters waltz; foxtrot, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts.
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107563; Clef music co.,
New York. 40600
Sketches from a notebook; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; & unp. 310149; Rebecca Bernice Fineberg,
Detroit. 40601
Sky fell down; melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307832; David Fleischman, Brooklyn. 40602
Skyway moon; pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310092; James Barron, La Jolla,
Calif. 40603
Sleep, my baby; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309833; Gilbert J. Boss, Brooklyn.
40604
Sleep well, my child; Scottish cradle song, w adapted
& choral version Nicholas Douty, m Johannes
Brahms, op. 117, no. 1; women’s cho. © Aug. 31,
1942; E pub. 107427; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 40605
Sleepy express; w & m Mrs. W. E. [i. e. J.] Wolfe.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309890; Jean Wolfe,
Pittsburgh. 40606
Sleepy head; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308764; Ethel J. Finnefrock, Pomeroy, Pa.
40607
Sleepy river; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E
unp. 309290; Glenn G. Hubbel, Jackson, Mich.
40608
Sleigh ride (Troyka borzeekh); Russianfolk song,
English w MaxwellH. Popkin, harmonized & choral
verSion Boris Levenson; mixed cho., unacc. ©
Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107577; Galaxy music corp.,
New York. 40609
Slinkin’ winkin’ blinkin’ Mr. Moon; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310307; Anna L. Dolan,
Mount Lebanon, va. 40610
Slip of the lip; w & m Mercer Ellington & Luther
Henderson, jr. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107550;
Tempo music, inc., New York. 40611
Sluggers’ march; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942;
E unp. 308699; Fritz Woelffer, Chicago. 40612
Small time; from Big time, by Roger Edens. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309732; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 40613
1491
Smear it on - rub it off; song, arr. Harold Potter.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309595; Perle Steart,
Pennington Gap, Va. 40614
Smile, little girl, smile; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308864; Daniel Mor-
angello, Brooklyn. 40615
Smile once again love; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308292; Dorothy Cal-
vert, Chaplin, Ky. 40616
Smilin’ Jack; melody Ray Conniff & Jerry Wald. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 310166; Robbins music
corp., New York. 40617
Smoke rings inthe sky; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309877; Natalie Kellert, New
Haven. 40618
Sniff, sniff, sniff; w Ruby Askew, & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308455; Garland Wilson,
Oklahoma City. 40619
Snow white flower; by Frank Grey; pf. © Sept. 16,
1942; E pub. 107864; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 40620
So I’llremember you; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308386; Orlando Muldrow, Wichita. 40621
So let’s keep them flying; song. © 1 c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 309054; Helen Carter, Three Rivers,
Calif. 40622
So lonesome for a letter; w & m Guy Savage. ©
Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107610; Hubert J. Braun,
Chicago. 40623
So lonesome for you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309210; Willicene Barton,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 40624
So long boys; song. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308830; Sully Contarino, Lawrence, Mass. 40625
So-long, buddy; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308276; Elma Neill Merryman, Austin, Tex.
40626
So long, ever’body; w & melody Wilkinson [pseud.
of L. W. Poole] and Hobson [pseud. of E. H. Davis]
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308453; Lilyan Wilkin-
son Poole & Eleanor Hobson Davis, Greenville,
S. C. 40627
So long, pal; w & m Johnny Vick [i. e. J. C. Vick,
jr.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308119; John
Charles Vick, jr., Wyandotte, Mich. 40628
So long, son; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307902; Jeanne Shugerman, Gadsden, Ala.
40629
So long sweetheart till we meet again; song, mel-
ody Jimmie Crane. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310721; Myra Velozo, Swansea, Mass. 40630
So long, until victory; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311258; Frank Paul Forziano, New
York. 40631
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
40632 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
So many times; song, m Walter Parks. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308371; Christine Case, Magnolia,
Miss. 40632
So march on good old U. S. A.; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310128; Lucy Siler Buxton, Fall City, Wash.
40633
So sad and blue; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308736; Robert Woolfolk, jr., Pem-
broke, N. C. 40634
So sorry please; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
309218; Buss Everett, Milford, Tex. 40635
So we’ll say to you good-night; song. © Aug. 27,
1942; E pub. 107520; Charles Henry Marsh, New
Haven. 40636
Socrates; musical comedy. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942;
D 76166; Virginia G. Kritikos & Jack Vance Fitzer,
Tulsa, Okl. 40636*
Soft southern breeze; sacred idyll, w & m Joseph
Barnby, arr. Donald A. Griscom; men’s cho. ©
July 25, 1942; E pub. 107764; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 40637
Softly along the road of evening in a twilight dim
with rose; by August Maekelberghe; organ. ©
Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107804; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 40638
Soldier boy; pf., withw. © 1c. July 3, 1942; EB unp.
309039; Mrs. S. E. Koonce, Marshall, Tex.
40639
——<song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310109; Bertha Stokes, Atwood, Okl.
40640
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E ump.
310215; Samuel Lubow, Brooklyn. 40641
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp.
310548; Wallace Taft Berry, Oelwein, Ia. 40642
m
Soldier boy across the sea; song. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311183; Alexander Maloof, Engle-
wood, N. J. 40643
Soldier boy here’s to you; song, m M. C. Sax. ©
Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 107876; Retha V. Hudson,
Moberly, Mo. 40644
Soldier boy, remember the girl back home; song.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; & unp. 309895; Jane Louise
Brown, Saginaw, Mich. 40645
Soldier boy’s dream; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107546; Virginia Morris,
Parkersburg, W. Va. 40646
Soldier boy’s sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310349; Mildred Edith Parrish,
Vista, Calif. 40647
Soldier boys will be marching home; song. © Aug.
20, 1942; E pub. 108031; Clinton Benson, Oklahoma
City. 40648
1492
Soldier leaves home again; w & melody. © ic.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310443; Pauline Nuzzolo
Ciamillo, Lawrence, L.I., N. Y. 40649
Soldier marched away with my heart; w & m Violet
M. Warrington, Harold Potter & Jack Edwards, ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 108018; Edwards music co.,
New York. 40650
Soldier mother; song, m J. Charies McNeil. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309782; Elva Mae Gibson,
Marysville, Calif. 40651
Soldierettes, of America; w & m Norma Streeter.
© 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308156; Weeks, pub-
lisher, Detroit. 40652
Soldier’s dad; song. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108034;
William John Neil, Park City, Utah. 40653
Soldier’s fortune; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310531; Letha Ellington,
Phoenix, Ariz. 40654
Soldiers in overalls; song, m Aaron A. Clark. ©
Aug. 10, 1942; E pub. 107830; Marie Sprague, New
York. 40655
Soldiers in white; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 308926; Edward Lindsey Bergen, Alexandria,
Va. 40656
Soldier’s life; march, Edward Jakobowski, arr.
Rosario Bourdon; band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108054; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 40657
Soldier’s lonesome girl; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310813; J. F.
McDonald, ‘Twenty-nine Palms, Calif. 40658
Soldier’s love; w & m Margaret Bilsborrow. © lc.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311091; Weeks, publisher,
Detroit. 40659
Soldiers of production; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1942; Eunp. 309909; Albert DeLucia, Mechanic-
ville, N. Y. 40660
Soldier’s prayer; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; £ unp. 308766; James A. Lawrence, Chelsea,
Mass. 40661
——-w & melody T. S. Challenger. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942; E unp. 310577; Theodore Samuel Challenger,
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 40662
Soldier’s reverie; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1942; E unp. 308429; Margaret Statia, San Fran-
cisco. 40663
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308937; Charles Smallwood, Washington, N. ” my
Soldier’s story; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309628; Myrtle Fisher,
Tulsa, Okl. : 40665
Some blessed bright tomorrow; pf., withw. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 310208; Rosa Anne Runyan,
Amarillo, Tex. 40666
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
a ————————————————————————————————————————— O_O TTT TT OT
no. 9, 1942
Some day; song. © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310688;
Richard J. Artist, South Haven, Mich. 40667
—— — mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 14,1942;
E unp. 309205; Iva M. Simpson Pyle, San Fran-
cisco. 40668
——w & melody. © lc. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310016; Esther Mountain, Conshohocken, Pa.
40669
Some day I’ll find my tomorrow; song, pf. arr. Al-
bert M. Kanrich. © Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 107571;
Mary E. Bibeau, South Lawrence, Mass. 40670
Some .day we will meet; w Harvey Blaine, m C.
Ruskin Sandbourne. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308072; George Suomela, Qmaha. 40671
Some day will be our day; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
5, 1942; E unp. 308064; Morris Everett Jones,
Alliance, Neb. 40672
Some-how, some-day, some-where; w & melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310377; Romeo Villar-
real Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 40673
Some sunny day; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 308998; Fred M. Robson, Manchester, N. H.
40674
—— ——arr. A. Mancini. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309770; Betty Jane Snyder, East Cleveland,
O. 40675
Some sweet day we'll meet our mother; m Vernie
Lee McGuire; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942;
E unp. 310048; Claudia Belle Hilton, Monett, Mo.
40676
Some years ago a fellow said It ain’t gonna rain no
more; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307633; Gladys Hauck,
New Orleans. 40677
Somebody died for you; song. © Sept. 8, 1942; E
pub. 107933; H. B. Elwell, Pittsburgh. 40678
Somebody kissed me in the blackout; song. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307888; Hazel Rae Corrello
Krueger, Dayton, O. 40679
Somebody lied; song, melody Eddie Ward [pseud. of
Eddie Boyden] © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310896;
Floyd S. Fingar, Tivoli, N. Y. 40680
Somebody’s gona [?] be blue baby; fox trot, w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308623; Mar-
tin Joseph Heed, Brooklyn. 40681
Someday you’ll come back to me; w & melody. ©1
c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308685; Helen Rita, Chica-
go. 40682
Sometimes I’m happy; from Hit the deck, by Vin-
cent Youmans, transcribed William Teague; band
pts., with condensed sc. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
107970; Harms, inc., New York. 40683
Somewhere a soldier’s praying; song. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309478; Westly Gene McWain &
Harold Sydney Bush, Salem, Or. 40684
40702
Somewhere I'll find you; song, melody Sharleen
[i. e. Martha Sharleen] White. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 308574; Meredith Miles White,
Leavenworth, Kan. 40685
Somewhere out there; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector xichard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309865; Tom Emmott, Detroit. 40686
Somewhere over there; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
witi w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308552; Ila
Smith, Waterloo, Ia. 40687
Son (El) de la luna; by José Quesada, arr. Angel de
Busto; symphonic band pts., with conductor. ©
Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107517; Axelrod publications,
inc., Providence. 40688
Son of the Sheik of Arabie [?]; arr. Freddie Van
Eps; pfi., with w. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
309224; Esther Terry Stern, Brooklyn. 40689
Son of the U. S. A.; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310661; Manson H. Bayers & Emma
Connors, New York. 40690
Son your work is well done; song. © 1 c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 307955; Velma Jenkins, Arlington,
Tex. 40691
Sofiar; bolero, letra y m D’Artega, Pedro Telleria
y Bob Steinberg. © Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 108118;
Robbins music corp., New York. 40692
Sonata; harpsichord. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308981; Martha Alter, New Bloomfield, Pa.
40693
Sonatina; by Huttle, arr. Harry Volpe; 3 guits. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107385; Radio City guitar
Studio; Sunnyside, L. I., N. Y. 40694
Sonatina in C; by G. Frank Humbert; pf. © Aug. 3,
1938; E for. 67323; Schott & co., Itd., London.
40695
Sofié una mujer; bolero, letra y m Antonio Escobar;
pf. © Dec. 19, 1939; E for. 67472; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 40696
Song; by A. Ch. Ron [pseud. of J. Achron]; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1942; E unp. 310216;
Joseph Achron, Hollywood, Calif. 40697
Song for a sailor; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308905; John T. Ackerson, Fair Lawn,
N. J. 40698
Song heard round the world; song. © July 14, 1942;
E pub. 107373; Carol Loucks, Chicago. 40699
Song hit of the year; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E
unp. 310500; William Michael, Los Angeles.
40700
Song I love the best; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309840; Alvoretta Haney, Los
Angeles. 40701
Song of a bee; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309083; Ruth Woodward, Los Angeles.
40702
1493
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
40703
pt. 3, n.is., v.37
Song of all songs; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 310877; L. F. Marden, Moscow, Id. 40703
Song of gladness; song. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308682; Grace Greer Wisner, Chicago.
- 40704
Song of hope; w Ralph Butler, m folchard Evans.
© aug. 6, 1942; E for. 67310; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 40705
Song of India; transcribed Mindie Cere; accordion.
© Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108062; Accordion music
pub. co., New York. 40706
Song of Russia; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309334; Richard Irack, New York. 40707
Song of the air force; song. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942;
E unp. 308759; William Vincent Bernard Nets-
chert, Princeton, N. J. 40708
Song of the airborne troops; w C. M. Frank, melody
W. Moore. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309495;
Camilla M. Frank & Winifred Moore, New Orleans.
40709
Song of the commandos; w fhomas M. Nixon, m
Ethel [i. e. A. L. E.] James. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310681; Agnes Lyssod Ethel James,
Victoria, B. C., Canada. 40710
Song of the Coral Sea; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 310799; Minnie Lervold, Tacoma. 40711
Song of the flame; from the production, by Herbert
Stothart & George Gershwin, transcribed William
Teague; band pts., with condensed sc. © Sept. 4,
1942; E pub. 107535; Harms, inc., New York.
40712
Song of the little doll baby; w & m H. Wakefield
Smith. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107552; Hamilton
S. Gordon, inc., New York. 40713
Song of the new negro; w & melody Babe |i. e. E. |
Wallace. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 310001;
Emmett Wallace, New York. 40714
Song of the Rockies; song, m Edward E. Menges. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309079; T. R. Hazard,
St. Louis. 40715
Song of the sea; bass voice; in Bflat. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309823; Paul G. Tuttle, West
Palm Beach, Fla. 40716
Song of the seabees; w Sam Lewis, melody Peter De
Rose. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309794; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 40717
Song of the trail; w & m Charles Dant & Jimmie
Davis. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107911; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 40718
Song of the Wacc’s[?]; w & melody Sheila Faber.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309656; Sophie E.
Fassberg, Spring Valley, N. H. 40719
Song of victory; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308272; Sebastiano Miano, Hartford.
40720
1494
Song of yesterday; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309386; John N, Quinn, Tewksbury,
Mass. 40721
Song to our flag; song, m Carel Oscar Ellefson. ©
1c, Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308774; Bertha Buan,
Duluth, 40722
Sons of liberty; w & m Josie D. Bader & Albert E.
Bader. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107901; Independent
music publishers, Hachita, N. M. 40723
Sons of the Empire; w W. O. Brass, m F. Moore.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 310051; Winifred
Olive Brass & Frances Moore, Prince Rupert, B.
C., Canada. 40724
Sons of the Yanks of the A. E. F.; song, m Dorothy
Alice McVinnie. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310634; George Francis McVinnie, Washington.
40725
Soul of America; w Walt Whitman, m T. Carl Whit-
mer; mixed cho. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 107928;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 40726
Soul of the U. S. A.; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309702; Mayme Bradley
Pent, Tampa, Fla. 40727
Sound of airplanes will be sweet; pf., withw. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1942; Eunp. 309619; Mollie Ann Deems,
Liberty, Mo. 40728
Sound of the sweet Sabbath bells; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309520; John Henry Bar-
ker, Fort Bragg, N. C. 40729
Souvenir douloureux; by Rocco Bicchiere; orck.
pts. © Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107618; Photo play
music co., inc., New York. 40730
Speed demon; galop, F. Bub; orch. pts. © Mar. 22,
1926; E pub. 170614; Photo play music Co., inc.,
New York. 40731
Spell (The) of your smile; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311271; Adaline M.
Clark, Dover, N. H. 40732
Spend a weekend with me; w Loretta Sands, m Hal
[i. e. Harold] Lazaron. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E
unp. 308081; Harold Lazaron, Pikesville, Md.
40733
Spinning a web around you; w & melody Jimmie [i.
e. J. D.| Higson. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308269; James Doran Higson, Beverly Hills, Calif.
40734
Spinster’s dance; B flat clarinet. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310407; Carmine L. Amorosi, Rose-
bank, S. I., N. Y. 40735
Spirit of Bataan; song, w Ronald Lee. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 308476; Reginald Sweet, New poo
40736
Spirit of Betsy Ross; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310456; Mary Metz Cochran, West
Lafayette, O. 40°37
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
Spirit of the evacuation; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
10, 1942: E unp. 308571; Thomas Knowles, Center-
dale, R. I. 40738
Spring fancies; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107637; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 40739
Spring is whispering in the trees; w Sister Bene-
diction, m Harry Euler Treiber. © Sept. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107871; Rarekey music publishers, Chilli-
cothe, O. 40740
Springtime of life; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts.
© Mar. 22, 1926; E pub. 107638; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 40741
Square dance tune; by Henry Cowell; pf. © Sept.
22, 1942; E pub. 107969; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 40742
Stand by America; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310126;
Ida H. Borgstadt, Aullville, Mo. 40743
Stand by the Flag; song. © 1c. Oct.1, 1942; E unp.
310687; Olie Masner, Lexington, Ky. 40744
Stand still, my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307931; Joseph J. N. Fitzgerald, New
York. 40745
Standing roomfor more; song, arr. Shirley Bellingal.
© July 1, 1942; E pub. 108015; Gene Dixon, Wash-
ington. 40746
Star bright; w Helen Oak & George Egan, m Gene
Nicolait [i.e. E. B. Nicolait, jr.] © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308435; Eugene Berthold Nicolait,
jr., Rockville Centre, N. Y. 40747
Star night; by P. A. Marquardt; orch. pts. © Mar.
22, 1926; E pub. 107639; Photo play music co.,
inc., New York. 40748
Star-spangled Banner; w Francis Scott Key, m John
Stafford.Smith, arr.; mixed voices. © Sept. 4,
1942; E pub. 108024; Edward John Smith, Glenmont,
N. Y. 40749
Star spangled suite; w Lewis Allan, m Arnold Shaw.
© 1c. Sept.1, 1942; E unp. 307970; Hana Wiltchik,
New York. 40750
Star that lit the world; Christmas cantata, w Her-
bert L. Satterlee, m George W. Kemmer; mixed
cho.; organacc. © July 30, 1942; E pub. 107765;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 40751
Starlight on Kawaihae; song. © 1 c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309087; Madaliene Schauer, Reno, Nev.
40752
Starlight over Bethlehem; Christmas carol, w Mary
Tash Lloyd, m Edward G. Mead; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107435; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 40753
Starry eyes; w &melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309391; Wesley Reynolds Mellen, River-
side, Calif. 40754
40772
Stars and Stripes; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308731; Rex Van Holfe, Buffalo.
40755
Stars and Stripes are coming thru; w & m Clitus M.
Wickens. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107838; Univ-
ersal music sales, Chicago. 40756
Stars and Stripes for him; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308786; Sylvia Jacobsen,
Whitestone, N. Y. 40757
Stars in Old Glory; song. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub.
108035; William John Neil, Park City, Utah.
40758
Stars that twinkle; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309581; John F. Cangemi, Brooklyn.
40759
Stars were playing violins; w Jock Spence, m Bernie
Yuffy. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107982; Southern
music pub. co. (Canada) ltd., Toronto. 40760
Start the ball a-rolling; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1942: E unp. 310741; S. M. Williams, New
York. 40761
Start the day with a song; song, w Waldemar Rieck.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310357; Russell
Snively Gilbert, New York. 40762
Station prayer; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309880; Budd Wilcox Baraw, Newport Cen-
ter, Vt. 40763
Statue of Liberty; march, m Merrill Shelton; pf.,
with w. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 108047; Frank
S. Conibear, Dallas. 40764
Stay awhile; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307873; Beatrice Esther Alsop, New York.
40765
Stay with me a little while longer; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308676; Frank Stanley
Grubar, Washington. 40766
Steal away; negro spiritual, arr.; mixed cho.. ©
Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107870; Frederick Wick,
Minneapolis. 40767
Stealing kisses in the shadows; foxtrot,w & m Allen
Roth, Harry Wycoff & Antonio Pedace. © Aug. 11,
1942; E pub. 107908; Peer internatl. ccrp., New
York. 40768
Step ahead; march, Rosario Bourdon; band or orch.
pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 108049; Emil Ascher,
inc., New York. 40769
Stepping out with you; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308862; Elliott Mar-
tin Cantley, San Diego, Calif. 40770
Stepping to la conga; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942: E unp. 310549; Wallace Taft Berry, Oelwein,
Ta. 40771
Stick by your old Uncle Sammy; arr. Frank W.
Packard; pf., with w; inC. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 310227; Doris Arline Packard, Worcester.
40772
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Still there is Bethlehem; anthem, w Nancy Byrd
Turner, m Clarence Dickinson; mixed cho.; organ
acc. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107477; H. W. Gray
co., inc., New York. 40773
Stinky the mink; w Mary Ann Ashland; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 13, 1942; E unp. 307961; LeRoy Axel Ander-
son, Mt. Vernon, Wash. 40774
Stolen rendezvous; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 310733; Grazia M. Cesolini, Southbridge,
Mass. 40775
Stop telling lies; w W. A. Watson, mEwing Reid. ©
Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107900; Emil F. Isenberg
music pub. co., Troy, Ill. 40776
Stormy night; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308509; William S. Penrod,
Dayton, O. 40777
Story of my love; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308709; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 40778
Strains of a Gypsy melody; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308366;
Verna J. Benzing, Buffalo. 40779
Stranger of Bethlehem; Christmas service, w & m
H. Lillenas & others. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107403; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo.
40780
Strangers; song. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E ump.
310469; Bertha E. Lake, San Francisco. 40781
Strangers in the dark; w Bern Galvin, m Eddy Mc-
Leod. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 107940; Santly-
Joy-Select, inc., New York. 40782
Strictly in the groove; main title, Frank Skinner;
conductor. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 309796;
Universal music corp., New York. 40783
Suburban high; w Albert G. Miller, m Elliot Jacoby.
© Sept. 15,1942; E pub. 107890; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 40784
Success; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310118; Carmen
Burdue, Menominee, Mich. 40785
Suite for children; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310370; Margaret Eleanor Branden-
burg, Berkeley, Calif. 40786
Suite from The carnival of animals; by C. Saint-
Saéns, arr. Mary van Valkenburg; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 107336; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 40787
Suite of moods; pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
310321; Ruth Irene Leibow, Los Angeles. 40788
Summer; w & m Olive F. Conway; med. voice. ©
Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107796; Volkwein bros.,
inc., Pittsburgh. 40789
Summer cloud; by Toots [i. e. Salvatore] Camarata;
pi. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311184; Plymouth
music co., inc., New York. 40790
1496
Summer evening music; string orch. sc. © 1c.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 311097; Karl Weigl, New
York. 40791
Summer sky; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 308796; Amedeo Dinzo, Trenton, N. J.
40792
Sun, moon and stars; w & melody, with pf. treble
acc. © 1 c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309919; Don
Franklin Abbott, Valley, Wy. 40793
Sun, stand still; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309759; William Brown, Lewisburg, Pa.
40794
Sun will shine again; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308440; Salvatore V. Wells, Port
Chester, N. Y. 40795
Sun will shine for you and me; waltz song. © 1c.
Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308716; Frances Scott Jor-
dan, Clayville, N. Y. ; 40796
Sundown; w & melody Magda Betancourt. © 1 c.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310017; Magna music pub-
lications, New York. 40797
Sunny day; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307840; Anna M. Lundy Cupp, Washington, N. J.
40798
Sunny Hawaii; song. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
309976; Mrs. Jack Levy, Atlanta. 40799
Sunny morning; by Lewis Brown; pf. © Aug. 29,
1942; E pub. 107357; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 40800
Sunset Lane; w C. J. Carolan, melody E. A. Panzone.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308757; Eugene A.
Panzone. & Clarence John Carolan, New York.
40801
Sunset on the hills; w & m Leone Sydney. © 1 c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311335; Leona May Moore,
Lewiston, Me. 40802
Sunset rendezvous; song. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E
unp. 309047; Harold Helfer & Sam Gagliano, Birm-
ingham, Ala. 40803
Sunset waltz; song. © Sept. 17,1942; E pub. 107786;
Helen Kristina Lara, Willits, Calif. 40804
Sunshine Valley; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
307869; Marie Rice, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 40805
Suspicion; by Fred Witt; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 309280; Sigismund Witting, New York.
40806
Sweat shop blues; w & melody Mickey Castle [pseud.
of Michael Catalano] © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp.
308449; Michael Catalano, Brooklyn. 40807
Sweet; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308188; Iris Womack, Houston. 40808
Sweet and sentimental; w & melody Buzz Benson &
Hazel Van Dyke. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E ump.
309357; Hazel Madelyn Ball, Santa Cruz, Calif.
40809
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Sweet Angeline; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 309653; John J. Grasso, Washington. 40810
Sweet April; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307943; George Adams Rea, St. Paul.
40811
Sweet little red head; song, melody Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309523;
Caroline Haring, Upper Black Eddy, Pa. 40812
Sweet talkative baby; w Rookie [i. e. R. J.] Stuart,
melody Roy Raeburn Hazlett. © 1 c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 311087; Raymond J. Stuart, Peters-
burg, Va. 40813
Sweet was the night; song, arr. Gloria Gould. © 1
c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308640; Flossie Dean
Craig, Hahira, Ga. 40814
Sweeter than sweet Adeline; w & melody Peggy
Wootton. © ic. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308901;
June Margaret Wootton, Altadena, Calif. 40815
Sweetest memories of you;w & melody. © 1 c. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311234; Mary Leet, Milwaukee.
40816
Sweetheart in blue; song, pf. arr. Walter Gladden.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 311113; John Lucas,
Charlestown, Mass. 40817
Sweetheart of ev'ry American; w R. Miller, melody
E. Meikel. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309670;
Ed Meikel & kay Miller, Chicago. 40818
Sweetheart of mine; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309699; Benny F. Feria,
Chicago. 40819
- Sweetheart of the Rio Grande; from The silver
bullet, w Oliver Drake & Jimmy Wakely, m Milton
Rosen. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308216; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 40820
Sweetheart, please write; song. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309897; Ruth Ellen Gannon, San
Francisco. 40821
Sweetheart you know I’ll be true; song. © 1 c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 311109; Mary Witzke, Appleton,
Wis. 40822
Sweetheart’s (The) manual of arms; w & melody
Eli Dawson, Ian Donez & Bernie Bierman. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310897; Top hat music co.,
New York. 40823
Sweethearts of America; from Presenting Lily
Mars, w Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane. ©) Ac:
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309159; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 40824
Sweethearts of yesteryear; song, m J. Charles Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307846; George
H. Shaw, Rome, N. Y. 40825
Sweethearts old and new; song, m Noel Bear. © 1
c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310178; George W. Perry,
Washington. 40826
Swing low, sweet chariot; traditional w & m, arr.
Charles L. Cooke; mixed cho. © Sept. 28, 1942;
E pub. 108112; Robbins music corp., New York.
40827
40845
Swing me Mister Bobby Brown; song. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 310314; James Augustus Scott,
Rockville Centre, N. Y. 40828
Swing momma; w & m Roger MacDougall. © Mar.
9, 1942; E for. 67416; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 40829
Swing shift serenade; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308677; Walt Howe, South Pasadena,
Calif. 40830
Swingin’ ina swivel chair; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308794; Leslie Ford Cald-
well, Chicago. 40831
Symphonette; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310637; Stewart L. Navarre, Mar-
quette, Mich. 40832
Symphonic sketches; by Wendell Otey; horn quartet.
Sc. & pts. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107492; Albert
J. Andraud, wind instrument music library, Cin-
cinnati. 40833
Symphony for chamber orchestra; sc. © 1 c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308038; William Laurence Bergs-
ma, Redwood City, Calif. 40834
Symphony no. II; by William Schuman; orch. study
sc. © June 16, 1942; E pub. 107542; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 40835
Ta sagutian; letra y m Felix Cardenas; pi. © Sept.
15, 1942; E for. 67355; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 40836
Tachanka ( ); English w Olga Paul,
ed. G. Bronsky, m K. Listov. © Aug. 27, 1942;
E pub. 107531; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 40837
Tahiti rendezvous; from Get a load of this, w Val
Guest, m Manning Sherwin. © Dec. 19, 1941; E
for. 67433; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
40838
Take a look at the moon, baby; w & melody Harry
Dupree, Hilda Taylor & C. Gunther. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108039; Charles Gunther publicity,
Flushing, N. Y 40839
Take a message, Mister Moon; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309597; Helen C. Judge,
New York. 40840
Take ’em slow; pf. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E ump.
307853; gkobbins music corp., New York. 40841
Take it easy; melody Toots [i. e. Salvatore] Cam-
arata. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309319; Ply-
mouth music co., inc., New York. 40842
Take it from my heart; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308387; Frank J. Powell, Macon, Ga. 40843
Take me in your arms; w Les Volkmer, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308666; Ruth Hile,
Boone, Ia. 40844
——waltz song, melody LeRoy Heine. © 1c. Sept.
22, 1942; E unp. 310332; Andrew Stran, Baltimore.
40845
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Take my heart with you, where ever you go;w L. H.
Sayre, mC. P. Havlik. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E
unp. 310299; Cyril P. Havlik & Lewis H. Sayre,
Portland, Or. 40846
Take the hit out of Hitler; song,m Vincent H. Percy.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308784; Harper Gar-
cia Smyth, Cleveland. 40847
Taking over; w &m Alfred Santosuosso, jr. & W.
Andrew Daly. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107910;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 40848
Talking blues; w & m Robert Lunn. © Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 107611; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
40849
Tamo daleko; Croatian folk song, arr. Edo Lubich;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309869; Colonial
music pub. co., inc., New York. 40850
Tango Argentine; pf. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
308129; Alfred Hillmann, Brooklyn. 40851
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp.
40852
Tango Habanera; pf.
308130; Alfred Hillmann, Brooklyn.
Tango melancolico; by Harry Volpe; guit. © Aug.
31, 1942; E pub. 107386; Radio City guitar studio,
Sunnyside, L. I., N. Y. 40853
Tankmen of the U.S. A.; w & m Nick [i. e. Nicolai]
Bolin &I. Gorin. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309364; Igor Gorin & Nicolai Bolin, Los Angeles.
40854
Tanks are coming; march; solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307977; John
Kaups, New York. 40855
Tapestry in blue; w Don George, m Sidney Lippman.
© Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 107826; Reis & Taylor,
New York. 40856
Tarantelle; by Charles Dennée, op. 23, no. 4.
1. Pf. - 2.2 pfs., 4 hands. © Sept. 8, 22, 1942; E
pub. 107931, 107932; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 40857, 40858
Tattoo dreams; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 310287; Edward F. Judge, Cranston, R. I.
40859
Te perdono; bolero, letra y m Maria Alma. © Dec.
18, 1940; E for. 67442; Promotora Hispano Amer-
icana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 40860
Teach ’em to respect our Uncle Sammy; song. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 310313; James Augustus
Scott, Rockville Centre, N. Y. 40861
Team of the U.S. A.; w & melody Joe [i. e. J. B.]
Benge. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309772;
Joseph B. Benge, Evanston, Il. 40862
Tear-stained letter; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308265; Nola Stacey & Marie Stacey,
Nashville. 40863
Tears; w H. V. Wineroth, melody G. V. Leinen. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309217; Grace Valen-
tine Leinen, Marina, Calif. & Henry V. Wineroth,
San Francisco. 40864
Tears won’t win; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309683; Julia Dillman,
Oneida, N. Y. 40865
Tell me was it a dream; w Frank Leigh, m Denes
Agay. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107490; Hubert J.
Braun, Chicago. 40866
Tell me what those eyes are saying; song, m Lee
B. Browne. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307884;
George J. Orrall, Swansea, Mass. 40867
Ten commandments to victory; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308953; F. X. Macaluso,
Valley Stream, L.I., N. Y. 40868
Ten little Dutchmen; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E
unp. 309324; Carel Coenraad, New York. 40869
Ten million strong; song, pf. arr. Rachel Gross-
man. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 310186; Dale
E. Miller, A. P. O. 832, c/o Postmaster, New
Orleans. 40870
Ten o'clock business; pf. treble, with pf. acc. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 310057; Nick John
Gavrilovich, Pontiac, Ill. 40871
Tengo miedo; blues, letra ym Mario Ruiz Armen-
gol. © Dec. 18, 1940; E for. 67443; Promotora
Hispano Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico,
D.F. 40872
10th anniversary march; B flat cornet. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310408; Carmine L. Amor-
osi, Rosebank, S.I., N. Y. 40873
Terza Piedigrotta Azzurra 1942-1943; versi e m
compilata Armando Gildo; pf. © Sept. 5, 1942;
AA 410965; Vincenzo Bellobuono, New York.
40874
Texans are coming; song, melody Dwight Brown.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308776; Margaret
Acker, Dallas. 40875
Texas moon; song, m J. Charles McNeil. © lec.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308510; Frances Brookshire,
Atchison, Kan. 40876
Thank you America; w & melody Al Malick. © 1c.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308514; Elias John Malick,
Lewiston, Me. 40877
Thank you, mother mine; w James J. Wills, m Aage
E. Brix. © July 1, 1942; E pub. 107548; Cine-
mart music pub. co., Hollywood, Calif. 40878
Thank your stars; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310542; John Paul Smith,
Lyon Mountain, N. Y. 40879
That bluejacket son of mine; song. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309072; Elizabeth Cowing Bearse,
Chatham, Mass. 40880
That certain song; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308597; Wolcott Davenport Street,
Noroton Heights, Conn. 40881
That clock in the hall; foxtrot, w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310484; William Avella,
Oakland, Calif. 40882
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That dear loving mother of mine; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309856; John Bartlett, Minneapolis. 40883
That dear old Flag of mine; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309561; Don B. Owens, jr., Tuskegee, Ala. 40884
That dreamy melody; song, w Charles Pernot & S.
Evans. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310479;
Sterling Evans, Duryea, Pa. 40885
That is why my soul is free; hymn. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310060; Anne Crumell Graham,
New York. 40886
That lazy man o’ mine; song, w Mildred Hooks. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308232; Earl H. Flythe,
Springfield, Mass. 40887
That letter V; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310358; Joe S. Medina, Baltimore. 40888
That little girl; song. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
307982; Adessa Ehrhart, Washington. 40889
That little girl of mine; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308176; John Dodge Howard,
A. P. O. 860, c/o Postmaster, New York. 40890
That night; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310177; Corine Burns, New York.
40891
—w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E unp.
307959; LeRoy James Jeffries, Represa, Calif.
a 40892
That night I dreamed; song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311339; Gertrude D. Seaman, Washington.
40893
That old sweetheart of mine; song. © 1 c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309582; Victor Marshall, New York.
40894
—-w & m Tommy Tucker & Lige McKelvy. ©
July 2, 1942; E pub. 107549; Greene-Revel, inc.,
New York. 40895
That soldier boy of ours; song, m J. Charles Mc-
Neil. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309783;
Matthew W. Gorham, Winnfield, La. 40896
That someone is you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310466; Clyde Jasper Allbritton,
Trenton, N. J. 40897
That was how it started; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308244; Ruth Woodward, Los
Angeles. 40898
That wicked one toucheth me not; hymn. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 309644; Rosa Anne Runyan,
Amarillo, fex. 40899
That’s music to my ears; from Symphony in swing,
w Jimmy Dupre & Eugene West, m J. Dupre & ike
Pollack. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307963;
Israel Pollack, Bayonne, N. J. 40900
That’s my boy; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310556; Lester
L. Bradshaw, Whitman, Mass. 40901
507184 O - 43 - 6
1499
That’s my Hawaii; song. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 308697; Everett Anthony, Brooklyn. 40902
That’s my idea of love; w A. Wilson & R. La Marre,
m Benny Butler [i. e. B. H. Butler, jr.] © ic.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310072; Benjamin H. Butler,
jr., Aileen Wilson & Rene La Marre, Oakland,
Calif. 40903
That’s the American way; song. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307895; Joseph Alexander Specht,
Los Angeles. 40904
That’s the way; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310143; Hal Keller Felman, Chicago.
40905
That’s the way I feel about you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 310195; Beatrix Lahti,
Iron River, Mich. 40906
That’s the way it goes; song. ©1c. Sept. 14,1942;
E unp. 308803; Martin Kalmanoff, Woodmere,
N. Y. 40907
That’s where heaven begins; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 310872; Wanda Faulkners, Dunkirk, Ind.
40908
There go the boys in the army; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 310000; Winfred Chester,
Riverside, Calif. 40909
There is a love; song, w Rowland Vance. © 1 c.
Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 308412; Rachel Vance,
Syracuse. 40910
There lived a sweet lassie; song. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308240; William Archibald Clark &
Howard B. Sands, New York. 40911
There shall be love again; w F. Tarr, mR. Wragg.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310145; Russel
Wragg & Florence Tarr, New York. 40912
There will always be a spring; w Gerald Fitzgerald,
m Charles Gilbert Spross; in A flat. © Sept. 16,
1942; E pub. 107863; John Church co., Philadelphia.
40913
There will be memories; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309107;
Catherine Pickenpack, Arlington, Va. 40914
There will be no more Germany, when the Yanks
take over over there; song, melody M. C. Sax. ©
1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309756; David Lewis,
Moberly, Mo. 40915
There'll always be another spring; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310605.
Lillian English, Malin, Or. 40916
There’ll always be roses; w Lorreen B. Bradshaw,
melody Sammy [i. e. Samuel B.] Watkins & A. L.
Bradshaw. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308960;
Audrey Louis Bradshaw, Pittsburgh. 40917
There’ll be someone thinking of you when you're
far away; w & melody. © 1c..Sept. 24, 1942; E
unp. 309843; Johnny Becker, Jersey City. 40918
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40919 pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
There’ll be stars in the sky; song. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1942; E unp. 309373; Irma Hopper, New York.
40919
There’s a blue star in my window; song. © Sept.
25, 1942; E pub. 108108; Ida Hails, Centralia, Ill.
40920
There’s a blue star in the window; song, arr. Cal
Janis. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107409; William
E. Spalding, Buffalo. 40921
There’s a light inthe window; w & marr. © 1c.
Aug. 6, 1942; E unp. 310266; Tessie Cooke Haskins,
Los Angeles. 40922
There’s a man goin’ roun’ takin’ names; American
folk ballad, arr. George Kleinsinger; mixed cho.
© May 15, 1942; E pub. 108008; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 40923
There’s a peace in my heart; pf., with w. © Aug.
18, 1942; E pub. 107993; Mary Martha Beck,
Cheswick, Pa. 40924
There’s a reason why, it’s all because I love you;
w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308284;
Alfred Fabrizio Hardy, Hollywood, Calif. 40925
There’s a song; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308868; Minnie Coverdale,
Erie, Pa. 40926
There’s a Star Spangled Banner in Uld Glory; song,
arr. Everett Pence. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
308416; Lillie M. Kelley, San Antonio. 40927
There’s been sucha change in you; w Edwin S. Bode,
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308466;
Mary Pizzoli, New York. 40928
There’s no blackout for love; song. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309160; Susanna McCreath, Harris-
burg, Pa. 40929
There’s no song in my heart; w Roy Nurenburg, &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308233;
Edward James O’Brien, Ansonia, Conn. 40930
There’s nothing else to do; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309285; Elmer Keeton, Oak-
land, Calif. 40931
There’s our Flag; w & melody Gene[i. e. Genevieve]
Roy. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309718; Gene-
vieve Roy, Cleveland. 40932
There’s something in the wind; song. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310010; Bernice Gates Henry,
Clarkdale, Ariz. 40933
These dreams of ours; w & m Teddy Lee [pseud. of
Teddy Lee Trevillyan], pf. arr. L. St. J. © le.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311246; Mrs. Teddy Lee
Trevillyan, Joplin, Mo. 40934
They ain’t gonna war no more; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 309025; Jack Kaplan, Miami
Beach, Fla. 40935
They asked for it, let them have it now; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310086; Margaret
Weiss Lustgarten, Brooklyn. 40936
They can ration anything but you; w Frank Curlee
[i. e. F. M. Curlee, jr.], melody Shelby H. Curlee,
3d. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942: E unp. 309928; Francis
M. Curlee, jr., St. Louis. 40937
They can’t blackout the moon; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310415; Claudia Barret
Gaines, New Orleans. 40938
They can’t ration my love; w A. Millet, m A. Post
& E. Post. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107509; Emil
Post, Al Millet & Arthur Post, Brooklyn. 40939
They don’t speak to one another now; song. © lec.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308961; Robert Williamson,
Oakland, Calif. 40940
They don’t want to die; song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309592; Alice Watson Schoenefeldt, Dor-
mont, Pa. 40941
They shall not pass; w A. G. Ashbrook, m A. Hamer.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309529; Alfred Ha-
mer & Arthur G. Ashbrook, Pittsburgh. 40942
——w J. V. Weaver, m A. J. Rieth. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308280; Joseph V. Weaver & A.
Jerome Rieth, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 40943
They speak to me of love; song. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 309004; Louise Collins Fitch, Jack-
sonville, Fla. 40944
They that sow in tears; anthem, Biblical w, m Alfred
R. Gaul, arr. James C. Warhurst; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107857; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 40945
They traded a son for a star; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 309074; Lloyd Shively White,
Jerseyville, Ill. 40946
They'll come back; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 30,
1942; E unp. 310504; Alfred Burnham, Atlanta.
40947
They'll regret the day they stabbed old Uncle Sam;
w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942;E unp. 308660;
Mervin Spangler, Dover,. Pa. 40948
They’re our boys from home; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309915; Albert Guzzardo
Ferrara, Kansas City, Mo. 40949
Things ain’t what they used to be; by Mercer Elling-
ton; melody, with pf. acc. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub.
107551; Tempo music, inc., New York. 40950
Thing-ummy (The) bob that’s going to win the war;
w Gordon Thompson, m David Heneker. © Mar.
9, 1942; E for. 67414; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 40951
Thinking of the hours I’ve spent with you; song, m
L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310873; W. J. Algiers, Oklahoma
City. 40952
Thinking of them; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308813;
Thelma Mathis, Roaring River, N. C. 40953
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no. 9, 1942
Thirty five miles an hour; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310802; Clay Boland, Bickley
Reichner, Moe Jaffe & Eddie DeLange, Phila-
delphia. 40954
Thirty minutes before reveille; song. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. yon A Wynema Hodges, Tulsa,
Ok. 40955
Thirty thirsty sailors; w & m Box, Cox & Leslie.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E for. 67319; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 40956
This is better than dreaming; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309942; Bernard Feenburg,
Newark, N. J. 40957
This is how we'll win the war; song. © 1 c. Sept.
3, 1942; E unp. 308023; Ulala Howard Burnett,
Cisco, Tex. ; 40958
This is nodream; song. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308522; Ada Dooley Barkley, Lexington, Ky.
40959
This is the life Ilove; w & m Joe [i.e. J. C.] Bar-
rett. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310049; Joseph
Christian Barrett, Cleveland. 40960
This is the night; w & melody Ade [i. e. D. A.]
Shrode. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310792; Del-
bert Aden Shrode, Evansville, Ind. 40961
This is the way I want you to be; fox trot, w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308559; Erwin
Koerber, Raspeburg, Md. 40962
This must be the real thing; song, melody Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310893; Ida Anderson, St. Louis.
40963
This old world ticks on; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1942; E unp. 308644; Herbert Westbrook Smith,
Elisworth, Me. 40964
This ship of ours; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309546; Mar-
guerite H. Adams, Dayton, O 40965
This side of glory; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310093; Elaine Grimes & Garland
Wilson, Oklahoma City. 40966
This spells victory; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 308916; Bobby Stevens, Chicago.
40967
This time Iknow; song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E
unp. 308363; George J. Hill, Yonkers, N. Y.
40968
Bhis time it’s Berlin; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309007; C. S. Victor Barré, West-
mount, Que., Canada. 40969
This waltz we dance; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E-unp. 310355; Helen Hannah Metz, New
York. 40970
This war means everything; song, melody Mark
Smith. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308778;
George La Hue, Waterloo, Ia. ‘40971
40990
This way; w & melody Joe [i. e. Joseph] Singer. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308033; Joseph Singer,
Milwaukee. 40972
Thistle down; song, arr. Pearl Troop. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 310234; Eva Beekley, Cajon, Calif.
40973
Tho’ drums beat the rhythm; pf., with w. © 1 c.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308639; Flossie Dean
Craig, Hahira, Ga. 40974
Those southern dreams; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942: E unp. 311185; Fred William Douglas,
Canton, O. 40975
Those sweet little things you say; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309687;
Earl W. Young, Millstadt, 11. 40976
Though we are an ocean apart; w A. Millet, m E.
Post & A. Post. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
308436; Emil Post, Al Millet & Arthur Post,
Brooklyn. 40977
Thoughts of a soldier; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308340;
William S. Price, Joy, Ill. 40978
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942: E unp.
40979
Thoughts of you; song.
308369; Ida W. Miles, Norfolk, Va.
—— ——m Noel Bear. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 309984; Flynn Stewart, Etowah, Tenn. 40980
Three blind mice; w & melody Meredith Willson.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310906; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 40981
Three cheers for good old U.S. A.; song. © lc.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308633; Aline Collins,
Clinton, il. 40982
Three colors; suite, Robert Elmore; orch.sc. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107604; Associated music
publishers, inc., New York. 40983
Three intermezzi; string orch. sc. © 1 c. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 311098; Karl Weigl, New York.
40984
Three loves had I; song, m Florence Frarer. © 1
c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311170; Herman Guelpa,
Columbus, O. 40985
4 B flat
E pub.
40986
Three novelties; by Corwin H. Taylor;
clarinets with sc. © Sept. 10, 1942;
107698; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
Three pieces for piano; by Clarence Raybould. ©
Aug. 3, 1938; E for. 67324; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 40987
© Aug. 8, 1938;
40988
Three trees; by John Longmire; pf.
E for. 67409; Schott & co., ltd., London.
Threshing day; song. © 1c. Sept..14, 1942; E unp.
310217; Emma M. Burhoop, Waco, Neb. 40989
Through the hills and vales (Taprx3escxaa); English
w Olga Paul, ed. G. Bronsky, m Aturov. © Aug.
27, 1942; E pub. 107532; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 40990
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40991 pt. 3, ni-sif.vi 37
Thru’ a window of stars; w & melody Johnny [i. e.
John| Gaffney & Jack Allyn [pseud. of A. Bohrer)
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309809; Alfred Boh-
rer, Woodhaven, L.I., N. Y. 40991
Ticketyboo; from Count me in, w & m Ann Ronell.
© Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107600; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 40992
Tic-ki-tic-ki-ta; melody. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E
unp. 311232; Venanzio Pietro Pitoni, Eastport,
Md. 40993
Tidings of Bethlehem; Christmas sacred cantata-
- Grama, text Elsie Duncan Yale, m Forrest G.
Walter. © Sept. 4, 1942; D 76169; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. 40993*
Till 1 met you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309056; Arthur Whiteley, Los Angeles.
40994
Till then my darling; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309487; Mary I. Anselmo, Revere,
Mass. 40995
Till there’s peace in the U.S. A.; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308186; Walter Gluck-
man, New York. 40996
Till victory; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E
unp. 310475; James H. Russell & Clyde Cummins,
Johnstown, Pa. 40997
Till your dad comes back to me; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309579; John F. Can-
gemi, Brooklyn. 40998
Tillie; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308320; Irving B. Stutz, Washington, Pa. 40999
Tilly & Sven; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308991; George Earnst Brenner, Daly City, Calif.
41000
Timoshenko and MacArthur; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 309036; Rozina R. Backy, St. Louis.
41001
Ting-a-ling; w A. L. Chestnut, melody S. Harewood
& ., Henderson, jr. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309825; Annie Laurie Chestnut, Stanford Hare-
wood & Luther Henderson, jr., New York. 41002
Tiny tunes for tiny tots; w & melody Edith Pierce.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 108106; Visual method
publishers, Detroit. 41003
Tioga melody; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E
unp. 310666; John Traces Powers, Summerville,
S.C. 41004
Tip of my tongue; w & melody. © 1 c.Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308066; George Edwin Peterson, Alhambra,
Calif. 41005
’Tis winter in my heart; w Helen RogersSmith, &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308327; Her-
bert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth, Me. 41006
Tit-for-tat; by Alec Rowley; 2 pfs. © Oct. 25,
1936; E for. 67405; Schott & co., ltd., London.
41007
1502
Tko se bregom sece; Croatian folk song, arr. S. A.
V. Hlad; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309867;
Colonial music pub. co., inc., New York. 41008
To — —; w Edgar Allan Poe, m Jeanne Gilbert
[i. e. J. G. Moore], arr. Blanche K. Thomas, ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309070; Jeanne Gilbert
Moore, Harvard, Mass. 41009
To a soldier boy; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310587; Frances Martin,
Anthony, N. M. 41010
To me; song, w Jeanne Bourque. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; kt unp. 309178; Walter Emmett Blair, North
Swanzey, N. H. 41011
To mother; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1942; E
unp. 308430; Margaret Statia, San Francisco.
41012
To my adobe home out on that golden dome; song.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310353; Laura Agnes
Noll, Stratton, Col. 41013
To the Axis nations; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309913; Wesley Tilden Wadman, Boston.
41014
To the camp; from Ox train, by Dave Snell. © 1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309158; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 41015
To the girls in the Red cross canteen; song. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107836; Irene Siems, St.
Paul. 41016
To the hills of Connecticut; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis| Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309559: Ida L. Ellsworth, Portland, Conn. 41017
To the U.S. A.; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310077; Ruth Ola Badger, Oakland, Calif. 41018
To the WACCs; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310428; Glenn E. Montrose, Muncie, Ind. 41019
To you and to me; w M. Bibbings, melody C. P.
Coletto. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309934;
Cynthia Pickle Coletto & Mabel Bibbings, Chicago.
41020
To you Marceline; w & melody. © 1 c.Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311263; John Orville Ephardt, Detroit.
41021
Toast to Hitler; w Charles C. Legler, & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309515; Ruth Hile,
Boone, Ia. 41022
Toccata; by Richard Keys Biggs; organ. © Sept.
25, 1942; E pub. 107967; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 41023
Today - tomorrow; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308867; Neoma Onti-
veros, Pawnee, Okl. 41024
Today, yesterday, and tomorrow; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309378; William LeRoy
Joiner, Grand Rapids, Mich. 41025
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no. 9, 1942
Toe dancer; by Margarett Livingston; pf. © Sept.
17, 1942; E pub. 107790; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York. 41026
Together; from Strictly in the groove, w & m Don
Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 309797; Universal music corp., New York.
41027
Tom, Dick and Harry; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309951; Madeline Lambdin,
Baltimore. 41028
Tomorrow; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309779; William J. Suwalkowski,
Camp Hood, Tex. 41029
Tomorrow I must leave you; w & melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 28, 1942; Eunp. 310138; William Riesenbeck,
Donora, Pa. 41030
Tomorrow will care for itself; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310194; William Olson,
Victoria, B. C., Canada. 41031
~Tomorrow’s rainbow will be Red, White and Blue;
w & m Hal [i. e. H. S.] Hartman. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307834; Harland S. Hartman, King-
wood, W. Va. 41032
Tone pictures; pf. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310007; Inez Stewart Bull, Upper Montclair, N. J.
41033
Tone poem; pf. © 1c. Sept. 22,1942; E unp. 309715;
Luigi Catalanotti, Brooklyn. 41034
Tonight and always; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 310088; Anne V. Sweeney, Chicago.
41035
Tonight I dream of fiesta; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308834; Edward Zanirato, Stockton,
Calif. 41036
Tonight is the night; song, melody Alvin Krausslich.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309513; Frank Gus-
tav Meier, Cleveland. 41037
Tonight, my sweet; song, w Lewis Seeley Bradshaw.
© lc. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308248: Dorothy
Maude Philips, Redwood City, Calif. 41038
To-nite my world came to an end; song. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310902; Dorothy J. Honeck,
Milwaukee. 41039
Too bad; w & melody Buzz Benson & Hazel Van
Dyke. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308016; Hazel
Madelyn Ball, Santa Cruz, Calif. 41040
Too late; w Bissell Palmer, m Bob Byron. © Sept.
14, 1942; E pub. 108168; Latin Amer. pub. corp.,
New York. 41041
Too late for love; song. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1942; E
unp. 310487; Thomas Yonnie Licavoli, Columbus,
O. 41042
Toodle-oodle-ooh-o00, don’t go ’way-ay; song. ©
lc. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310067; Lillian Menkin
Goldstein, Brooklyn. 41043
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41060
Tornero a te; fox trot, versi Frank Mascetta, e
melodia. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 310310;
Ernest John Maggi, Brooklyn. 41044
Toshie Norrie, it’s aye simmer there; w Alexander
Anderson, m Hugh S. Roberton. © Aug. 17, 1942;
E for. 67337; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
41045
Toy-Town parade; w Edith Fitch & James Wood-
worth, m Mitchel W. Post. © lc. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 309872; Network music publishers, New
York. 41046
Toy violin; from Symphony inswing, wAnne Harris,
m Ike Pollack. © 1c. July 9, 1942; E unp. 307964;
Israel Pollack, Bayonne, N. J. 41047
Trail dreamin’; from Boss of Hangtown Mesa, w
Oliver Drake & Jimmy Wakely, m Milton Rosen.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308219; Universal
music corp., New York. 41048
Trails end; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308742; John Charles Raymond, Vallejo,
Calif. 41049
Trains in the night; w Bob Russell, m Buck Ram.
© Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107977; Robbins music
corp., New York. 41050
Tramp on buddy; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310557;
Leonard Doyon, Lewiston, Me. 41051
Transient blues; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1942: E unp. 308580; Loys Mondier, Fort Worth.
41052
Treasury of the world’s finest folk song; coll. &
arr. L. Deutsch, lyrics versified Willard Trask,
with explanatory text Claude Simpson. © Sept.
22, 1942; A 167416; Leonhard Deutsch, New York.
41053
Treat ‘em rough; w & m Lillian Poole Palmason
[i. e. L. E. Falconer]; pf. treble. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307841; Lillian E. Falconer, Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada. 41054
Trela; song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308835;
Edward Zanirato, Stockton, Calif. 41055
Tribute to General MacArthur; song, m Noel Bear.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309509; Mrs. Ralph
Windsor, Crossroads, N. M. 41056
Triste boy; letra y m Ernesto Grenet. © Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 107582; Robbins music corp., New
York. 41057
Tropic waters; w & melody Jack [i. e. J. A.] Ford.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309876; John Angus
Ford, San Francisco. 41058
True-blue American; fox-trot, w & m Alec [i. e.
A. H.] Birrell. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309481; Alexander Hardy Birrell, Salt Lake City.
41059
True to the Red, White and Blue; arr. Ralph Her-
mann; orch. pts., with w. © Aug. 24, 1942; E pub.
107825; Rose Palmer, Milwaukee. 41060
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
41061
Try me; by Victor L. Schertzinger; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107629; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 41061
Trying to make heaven my home; spiritual anthem;
mixed voices. © Dec. 1, 1941; E pub. 107402;
Charles Henry Pace, Pittsburgh. 41062
Tu eres bonita; bolero-danzonette, letra y m Tomas
Ponce Reyes; ptes. d’org. © Dec. 28,1938; E for.
67470; Southern music pub. co., inc., New York.
41063
Tu quimera; bolero, letra Manuel Bernal, m Daniel
Perez Castaneda, © Dec. 18, 1940; E for. 67444;
Promotora Hispano Americana de musica, Ss. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 41064
Tulip; w Humbert Wolfe, m Homer Wickline. ©
Sept. 5, 1942; E pub. 107547; Volkwein bros., inc.,
Pittsburgh. 41065
Tulips will bloom again in Holland; w & m Sterling
Sherwin & M. B. Russell. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942;
~ E unp. 310347; Harmony house, San Francisco.
41066
Tune book; compilation. © July 1, 1942; A 167744;
Rouen LeRoy Faith, Portland, Or. 41067
Tune for a broken heart; song. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 309304; Alice Maurine Dillon Johnson,
San Diego, Calif. ; 41068
Tune time; end title, Milton Rosen; conductor. ©
1 c. Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307854; Universal
music corp., New York. 41069
Turbulence; by Marion Bauer, op. 17, no. 2; pf. ©
Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 108226; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 41070
Turkish patrol; by W. A. Mozart, arr. Vincent
Lopez; pf. © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub. 108117; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 41071
Turn out your lights there’s a blackout tonight;
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309682; Russell Bernard, Bay City, Mich.
41072
Tus ojos verde mar; letra y m Cora Sanchez Agra-
monte; pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; E for. 67357; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 41073
Tuscarora (The); w & melody Homer M. Parsons
& Meredith Wilson. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310907; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 41074
*Twas a day; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 311102; Paul Christ Meyer, Hot Springs,
S..D. 41075
*Twas not to be; by Danny [i. e. D. G.] Hurd; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308468; Daniel George
Hurd, North Andover, Mass. 41076
12th armored division song; w Travis T. Brown &
M. F. Brown, & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 308123; Margery Finn Brown, Hopkinsville,
Ky. 41077
pt. 3,n.s., v. 37
12th street rag; w Andy Razaf, m Euday L. Bowman.
© Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108120; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 41078
Twelve Christmas carols; arr. Edgar H. Hunt; 3
recorders. © Oct. 27, 1938; E for. 67322; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 41079
20th century; galop, F. Bub; orch. pts. © Mar. 22,
1926; E pub. 107615; Photo play music co., inc.,
New York. 41080
Twilight, along New England shores; pf. © 1 c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308965; William James
Finley, Rockville, Conn. 41081
Twilight dreams; waltz, w Celeste Kemp, m H. A.
Sollo, arr. Ann J. Schultz; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309996; Harry Andrew Sollo, Colo-
rado Springs. 41082
Twilight ray; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308555; Alice W.
Campbell, Clifton Forge, Va. 41083
Twilight reverie; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
ce. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310533; Rebecca Adams,
Easton, Pa. 41084
Twixt darkness and light; improvisation by August
Maekelberghe, on Ton-y-botel; organ. © Sept. 16,
1942; E pub. 107805; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 41085
Two hearts of stone; w & m Bob [i. e. R. J.] Stifel.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309181; Robert Julius
Stifel, St. Louis. 41086
Two little impromptus; by S. MacIntosh; 2 pfs. ©
Oct. 25, 1936; E for. 67403; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 41087
Two melodious studies; by Carl Reinecke, op. 107,
nos. 16 & 24, with text matter L. M. Dodd; pf. ©
July 21, 1942; AA 410168; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 41088
Two moon shadows; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942: E unp. 308912; Erwin Reinking, Cincinnati.
41089
Two sides to every story; w & m Ted Ellis & Bill
Ellis; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308962;
Thelma Ellis Erhardt, Youngstown, O. 41090
Two silhouettes; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942;E unp.
309722; Robert Bruce Pierson, Oakland, Ill.
41091
Two souls have I; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307930; Joseph J. N. Fitzgerald, New
York. 41092
Two stars in my window; song. © 1 c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309528; Elizabeth E. Cherven, Hol-
land, Mich. 41093
Uncle Sam; song. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp.
309583; Edwin Harry Barnes, Elkton, Md. 41094
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310080; Herbert Burns, New York. 41095
1504
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942 41130
Uncle Sam-and me; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310878; Perry S. Morgan, Jasper, Tenn. 41096
Uncle Sam and the Hit-mus-its; song,m Karl Holer.
© Sept. 14, 1942; E pub. 107701; Walter B. Willis,
Silver Spring, Md. 41097
Uncle Sam has called his boys; w H. N. Tennyson,
m H. K. Vose. © 1 c.Sept.8, 1942; E unp. 308324;
Horace K. Vose & Harold Neilous Tennyson, Wau-
kegan, Ml. 41098
Uncle Sam has called me, mother; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942;.E unp. 310622;
Ethel Connert, Springhill, Ala. 41099
Uncle Sam has enlisted you, Uncle Sam will enlist
me too; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308259; Antonio M. Marino, New Orleans. 41100
Uncle Sam has need for me now; song. © Oct. 1,
1942; E pub. 108105; Thomas R. Fahlor, Cowans-
ville, Pa. 41101
Uncle Sam has rolled up his sleeves; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311279;
Ole H. Greene, Porterville, Calif. 41102
Uncle Sam, here we come; w & melody. © lc.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308128; Leroy Ernest Bren-
strom, Moline, 011. 41103
Uncle Sam is calling; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309094;
Priscilla L. Connell, Vista, Calif. _ 41104
Uncle Sam is marching on; w & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310680; Kaleb Johnson,
Minneapolis. 41105
Uncle Sam needs me, too; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
28, 1942; E unp. 310354; Sidney Morris, Phila-
delphia. 41106
Uncle Sam wants you; from Top sergeant, by H. J.
Salter; conductor. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
309799; Universal music corp., New York.
41107
Uncle Sam we hear you calling; pf., withw. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310343; Mary Davies, Blue
Island, Ill. 41108
Uncle Sam won’t keep me forever; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309859; Marjorie R. DeLong, Penfield, Pa.
41109
Uncle Sam, you need your black men, too; song,
melody Charles A. Scanlon. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310450; Maellen Stapleton, Los Angeles.
41110
Uncle Sammy’s boys; song, w Andrew H. Krug. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309666; Howard R.
Thatcher, Baltimore. 41111
Uncle .Sammy’s Herby, the roughest, toughest
soldier in the world; w Harold Orenstein, m Rudi
Revil [pseud. of Rudolph H. Weill] © Sept. 21,
1942; E pub. 107949; Raoul Breton music pub-
lisher, New York. 41112
Uncle Sam’s army is coming; song, m Lee B.
Browne. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307885;
Francis Oscar Robinson, Wallace, W. Va. 41113
Uncle Samuel’s nephews and nieces; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309488: Del Frund,
Sausalito, Calif. 41114
Uncle’s job; song, arr. Kar] Williams. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309760; Samuel Joseph Henderson,
Philadelphia. 41115
Under the blue of the skies; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.310457; Mary Metz Cochran,
West Lafayette, O. 41116
Under the Stars and Stripes; song, m Noel Bear. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942: E unp. 309510; John A. Water-
bury, Springdale, Conn. 41117
Under the western sky; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309332; Russel Edwin Reeder,
Pasadena. 41118
Under uniform command; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 308630; Marion Olive Roda, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 41119
Underneath the willow; w & m Peggy [i. e. M.]
Casey; pi. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308494;
Margaret Casey, New York. 41120
Unexpected call of 1941; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310558,
Rosa Patton, Houston. 41121
Unfurl the Red, White and Blue; song. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308145; Lawrence Bovenzi &
Samuel Bovenzi, Rochester, N. Y. 41122
Uniform blues; w A. Millet, m E. Post & A. Post.
© Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107508; Emil Post, Al
Millet & Arthur Post, Brooklyn. 41123
Unison mass in E flat major; w from Holy com-
munion service in Episcopal prayer book, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309987; Paul
Clothier Van Dyke, Philadelphia. 41124
United America; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942: E unp. 310585; G. Carleton Kendall,
Cleveland. 41125
United Nations; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310869;
Eva Irish, Superior, Mont. 41126
United Nations ever-more; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309662; Robert Widdop,
Quincy, Mass. 41127
United Nations on to victory; song. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1942; E unp. 309027; Mary F. Armstrong, Birm-
ingham, Ala. 41128
United Nations’ song; song, m E. M. W. Reams. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310425; Erasmus Luther
Reams & Ellen Marion Welsh Reams, Richmond.
41129
United Nations victory call; song, melody from 4th
movement, 9th symphony, by Beethoven. © 1c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 310235; Edna Haynes Mc-
Cormick, San Marcos, Tex. 41130
1505
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41131
United Nations victory march; band pts. © 1c.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308322; Fred Monroe Brad-
ley, Nelscott, Or. 41131
U.S.; w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309831; Elise Davis, Hoboken, N. J. 41132
United States, America; song. © Sept. 7, 1942; E
pub. 107561; Seymour Winans Purdy, Gold Beach,
Or. 41133
U.S. army air corps; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942: E unp. 310056; Dott-Ada.Marie Hess, Los
Angeles. 41134
U.S. A.; march song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
310294; Florence T. Duncan, Jacksonville, Ill.
41135
United States of America; song. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1942; K unp. 307936; Hugh A. Kelly, Jersey City.
41136
U. S. A. will fight to win its national right; song.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309908; Sybelle Bev-
erly, Quitman, Ga. 41135
U.S. S. Earle; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310181; Robert E. Ennis, U. S. S. Earle, c/o
Postmaster, New York. 41138
United victory march; song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 308359; Adeline Harmon Cowles, Richmond.
41139
United we are marching; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © ic. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309104;
Carrylon L. Oliver, Berkeley, Calif. 41140
United we stand; w & m Annette Mills. © Sept. 18,
1942; E for. 67374; Lawrence Wright music co.,
ltd., London. 41141
—w & melody.
307913; Perry Roland Hodge, Louisville.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp.
41142
Unsung heroes of the sea; song. © lc. Sept. 21,
1942; K unp. 309590; Bertye Cherry, Boston.
41143
Unsung heroine; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310422; Rudolph Nolen Littlejohn, Louis-
ville. 41144
Until; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308511; Esta Downing Holding, Indianapolis.
41145
Until eternity; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308779; Donald Jones Garrison, Hapeville,
Ga. 41146
Until I met you; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis|
Tobin. © 1c. Oct.1, 1942; E unp. 310559; Valerie
Kobleur, Garden City, La. 41147
Until Thy face I see; hymn; in F. © Aug. 27, 1942;
E pub. 108022; Eunice Elizabeth Hay, Chicago.
41148
Until you came along; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309061; Douglas Alley,
Pulaski, Va. 41149
1506
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Up through the blue to you; w & melody Jane Dah-
lem. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308312; Mayme
Dahlem, St. Petersburg, Fla. 41150
Up, up, up, with the lark; song. © lc. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308481; Irwin S. Binder, Rochester,
N. Y. 41151
Uppards; musical monologue, w Marriott Edgar,
m James Stewart; pf. © Aug. 6, 1942; E for.
67315; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
41152
Used car for sale; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309862;
Margaret Ryan McPherson, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
41153
V for victory; arr. Carolyn.V. Hays; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309813; Sue A. Kline,
Liverpool, Pa. 41154
—ww & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp,
308426; Margaret Agnes Curran, Chicago. 41155
V song; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309343;
V. Shirley Barker, Washington. 41156
Valse - arabesque; by Alec Rowley; 2 pis. © Oct.
25, 1936; E for. 67398; Schott & co., ltd., London.
41157
Valsette; by Edgar Moy; 2 pfs. © Oct. 25, 1936; E
for. 67404; Schott & co., ltd., London. 41158
Van Camps tenderoni; song, melody C. H. Miller
& Herman C. Mahr. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308624; Chester H. Miller, New York. 41159
Variations symphoniques; by César Franck, arr.
Henry Geehl; pf. © Sept. 30, 1942; E for. 67411;
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 41160
Vaudeville montage insert; from Big time, by Roger
Edens. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309730;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 41161
Velvet moon; w Edgar De Lange, m Josef Myrow.
© Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 107971; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 41162
Vesnicko Lidice; waltz piesn, Anglicka slova L.
Drnek, pf. arr. Antes J. Snabl. © Aug. 24, 1942;
E pub. 107369; Rudy J. Kraus, Chicago. 41163
Victorious America; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 309055; Alfred Gasdorf, Los Angeles.
41164
Victory; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308684; Mary Agnes Bryant, Portland, Or. 41165
— song. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310576;
Henry T. Duvic, New Orleans. 41166
arr. Charles IT. Edwards. © Mar. 28,
1942; E pub. 108027; Frantz Hampton Clark, Wil-
mington, Del. 41167
Victory bells are ringing; w & melody. © 1 c, Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 310061; Bob Miller, Brooklyn.
41168
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
Victory bond march; song. © lc. Sept. 4, 1942; E
unp. 308078; Anthony Hurkmans, Chicago. 41169
Victory day; song. © 1 ¢c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp.
310018; T. E. Lewis, Oskaloosa, Ia. 41170
Victory hymn; song. © Sept. 24, 1942; E. pub.
108046; Edmund R. Lyford, Walla Walla, Wash.
41171
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
41172
——w & melody.
309258; Ronald W. Sheetz, Los Angeles.
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309812; Elsa Wiener, West New York, N. J.
41173
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
310494; Renato Belli, New York. 41174
Victory march; song, m Charles A. Scanlon. ©
Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107819; Catherine Arm-
strong, Beaver, Pa. 41175
——w Gertrude Grace Bell, m Sara Elizabeth Bell;
pi. © Sept. 10, 1942; E pub. 107699; John Jeffer-
son Bell, New York. 41176
Victory march of 1942; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310598; Olga Lavino, New York.
41177
Victory marching song; w Avery Giles & Mary Lou
Brightman, & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309264; John Carroll Carr, New York.
41178
Victory song; song. © Sept. 12, 1942; E pub.
107650; Anthony Guluzzy, Ansonia, Conn. 41179
—song. © ic. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308825; Mrs.
James G. Taliaferro, Wood, Wis. 41180
—song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308881;
Helen F. Wilhelm, Columbus, O. 41181
Victory stomp; w 4. A. Serwer, m Abe [i. e
Abraham Felcher; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942:
E unp. 30935y; zachary A. Serwer & Abraham
Felcher, Brooklyn. 41182
Victory V march; by Charles Field; pf. © Mar. 9,
1942; E for. 67417; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London, 41183
Victory waltz; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942;
E unp. 309675; Rolf E. Gustafson, Bay City, Mich.
41184
Victory we must win; song, melody Paul Christ
Meyer. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 311103;
Anna Hakel, Tyndal, S. D. 41185
Victory will be won; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310462; Minnadell Mallison, Berke-
ley, Calif. 41186
Victory with you MacArthur; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309764; Ralph E. Hurler,
Mesa, Ariz. 41187
Vingo jingo; from Pardon my sarong, w & melody
Don Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1 c. Aug. 29, 1942;
E unp. 307860; Universal music corp., New York.
41188
41206
Virginia Rose; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309524; Netta House
Mencer, Paw Paw, W. Va. 41189
Voice of freedom; song, m Marguerite A. Bradford.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 311114; Augusta M.
Prescott, Springfield, Mass. 41190
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309714; Stanley Nelson, Los Angeles. 41191
Voices of Spring; English w Olga Paul, German w
Richard Genée, m Johann Strauss, op. 410. © Jan.
12, 1940; E pub. 107473; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 41192
Volcanic fury; by Victor L. Schertzinger; orch. pts.
© Sept. 22, 1924; E pub. 107623; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 41193
Vorrei saper perche; cancion, letra Roberts
Ciaramella. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308821;
Giuseppe Di Janni, Flushing, N. Y. 41194
Vote for Emily Morgan; from The silver bullet, w
Oliver Drake & Jimmy Wakely, melody Milton
Rosen. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308217;
Universal music corp., New York. 41195
Voy a pelear; guaracha rumba, letra y m Julio
Blanco Leonard; pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; E for.
67351; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 41196
Voyage o’er the waves long ago; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308534; Richard Rossman, Webster Groves, Mo.
41197
W gYebi morza; napisal Gregor Fitelberg, op. 26;
wielka ork. partitur. © Dec. 7, 1914; E for.
67392; Universal-edition, Vienna. 41198
W.A. A. C.; w& melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308667; Janes J. Leyden, Albany. 41199
WAAC march; w & mR. K. Fiester [pseud. of R.
Fiester & K. Fiester] © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1942; E
unp. 310185; Robert Fiester & Kathrine Fiester,
Independence, Ia. 41200
W. A. A. C. song; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942; E unp. 310516; Olive Hanson McClaran, Mt.
Pleasant, Ia. 41201
—-song. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309189;
Leola Mildred Reese, Fort Des Moines, Ia.
41202
WAAC town; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310503; Helen Hays, Des Moines. 41203
Wagons west; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942;
E unp. 308680; Andrew Mark Purdy, Enid, Okl.
41204
Wahoo! The Yanks are everywhere; pf., withw. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 309985; Margaret
Clair Rhodes, Clearwater, Fla. 41205
Waiting; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310820; Lydia Arthur, Gree-
ley, Col. 41206
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41207 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
—song. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310653; Alice
Watson Schoenefeldt, Dormont, Pa. 41207
——w J. Waters, m Emmie Durden |i. e. E. D.
Smith} © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311236; Emmie
Durden Smith & John Waters, Graymont, Ga.
41208
Waiting for your return; song. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309164; Leo Poch, Scranton. 41209
Wake Island we’ll never forget; w & m Chuck [i. e.
Charles] Neilan. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107953;
Weeks publisher, Detroit. 41210
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
41211
Wake up America; song.
unp. 308126; Ruby Horton, Glennie, Mich.
Wake up brother; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310811; Albert
Fiore, Baltimore. 41212
Wake up U.S. A., let’s go; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308910; Eunice Melissa Sandel,
Center, Tex. 41213
Wake up!
treble, with w.
309106; Della E. Ney, Mont Alto, Pa.
Wake up America; m Bob Carleton; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
41214
Walking in the shadows; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 310492; John D. Rauch, Spring-
field, O. 41215
Waltz reverie; by Maxwell Eckstein; pf. © Aug.
31, 1942; E pub. 107666; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 41216
Waltzing hearts; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309330; Carmela Russo, New
York. 41217
Waltzing Matilda; by Marie Cowan, arr. Fred Hart-
ley; string orch. pts. © Sept. 8, 1942; E for.
67476; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
41218
Waltzing with you; w Henry Tobias, Nat Burton &
Don Reid, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
310226; Helen Chandlee Turnbull, Fort Dix, N. J.
41219
Wanted an owner for this lonely heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310493; Muriel Cor-
wick, Kearny, N. J. 41220
War blues; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 307892; Phoebe Paquit, Brooklyn. 41221
War mothers; song, melody Vanderbilt studios. ©
1 c. Aug. 10, 1942; E unp. 310247; Virginia M.
Brown, Wathena, Kan. 41222
War time lullaby; w & m Mary Reaume Drum. ©
Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107525; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 41223
Was it only a memory; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Sept. 19, 1942; E pub. 107842; Arthur Firus, Her-
bert, Sask., Canada. 41224
Was it you; w Peg Murray [pseud. of Margaret
Bristol], m Walt Gilder [pseud. of W. H. Golde]
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308977; Walter H.
Golde, New York. 41225
Wash your troubles away with the rain; song, arr.
Karl Holer, © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308313;
Ann M. Adams, Washington. 41226
Washington and Lee swing; w & m C. A. Robbins,
T. W. Allen & M. W. Sheafe, arr. Hugo Frey;
men’s voices. © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub. 108115;
Robbins music corp., New York. 41227
Wasn’t it wonderful; w & m Don Raye & Gene De
Paul. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310672; Leeds
music corp., New York. 41228
Water, water wild flower tell me what ts du; w &m
Eli Dawson, Ian Donez & Bernie Biermau: pi.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 249Six Top
hat music co., New York. 41229
Wave that Flag; w W. Lane, melody H. Scheckman,
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310170; Walter Lane,
Columbus, Ga. & Harold Scheckman, Fort Benning,
Ga. 41230
W.A.V.E.S. are rolling; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1942; E unp. 308642; Ellen Matilda Hudson,
Atlanta. 41231
Way down South in Georgia; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309551; Sammy C. Bowen, jr., Paden City, W. Va.
41232
Way you smiled at me; w I. Halman, melody W. W.
Berg. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310079; Wil-
fred Waldon Berg & Irving Halman, Detroit.
41233
We Americans; w & m Marjorie [i. e. M. M.]
O’Donnell. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308147;
Margaret Mary O’Donnell, Scranton. 41234
We are all in the war except the baby; song. © 1c.
Sept. 2, 1942, E unp. 307935; Sylvia Clark Hrabe,
Culver City, Calif. 41235
We are all united in the good old U. S. A.; song,
melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1942; E
unp. 308451; James E. Palmer, Albany. 41236
We are coming; m William Henry Allen; pf., with
w. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310245; Karl
Mortensen, New York. 41237
We are going to win this war; song, m J. Charles
McNeil. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307843;
Rose Palmer, Milwaukee. 41238
We are marching on to victory; song. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 310264; Fred Daniels, Chicago.
41239
We are the WAAC; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 310207; Dorothy Washington Flegler,
Philadelphia. 41240
We both told a lie; w & m Jimmy Mesene & Art
Noel. © Dec. 19, 1941; E for. 67431; Sun music
pub. co., ltd., London. 41241
We can, we will and we must; march; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308278, Gwendolyn
Hardey Trudeau, San Francisco. 41242
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We can, we will, we must; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1942: E unp. 310236; Harold James Dies, Seattle.
41243
—song. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107899; Edwin
Leslie Stewart, Huntington, W. Va. 41244
—— ——w Levi Hoffman Zerr. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309075; Jesse Bitler serr, West
Chester, Pa. 41245
. chose the air force; from Hi gang, w Val Guest,
Sherwin. © Dec. 19, 1941; E for.
67427, Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
41246
We could build a palace of romance; w & melody.
© 1c, Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308914; Erwin Rein-
king, Cincinnati. 41247
We danced together; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310410; Del Frund, Sausalito, Calif.
41248
We don’t give a D; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309494; Pearl Fein, Chicago. 41249
We don’t have secrets from the stars; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310505; Kathleen
Humphrey Leppanen, Barre, Vt. 41250
We don’t know where we’re going but we’re on our
way; song. © 1c. June 25, 1942; E unp. 308150;
John Theodore Blossom, Chicago. 41251
We fight again; song, arr. Eva H. Wachtell. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310218; Max Wachtell, New
York. 41252
We fight for freedom; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1 c.Oct.5, 1942; E unp. 310817; Bonnie
Lela Crump, Monticello, Ark. 41253
We give you Texas, Uncle Sam; song. © Sept. 19,
1942; E pub. 107843; M. A. Davis, Abilene, Tex.
41254
We got what it takes; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310361; Jacob F. Baker, Detroit.
41255
We gotta fight; song,m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308344; Thelma
Swanzy, Biloxi, Miss. 41256
We gotta win this war, says Uncle Sam; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309312; Roy Edward
Perkins, Miami, Fla. 41257
We have a job to be done; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
' 2, 1942; E unp. 308484; Joseph B. Lazaro, Long
Branch, N. J. 41258
We have a rendezvous; song. © Sept. 24, 1942; E
pub. 107952; William R, Seiffert, Oceanside, N. Y.
41259
We have another job to do; w C. F. Cassinese, m
J. P. Williams. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308837; J. P. Williams, New York & Cosmo Fran-
cis Cassinese, Brooklyn. 41260
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41278
We have lifted high Old Glory; song, m Len Flem-
ing. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308525; Lillie
E. Rippey, Ira, Ia. 41261
We march on; m Edward Lewis; pf., withw. © lc.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310396; Aaron Freedman,
New York. 41262
We must hammer, hammer, hammer; song. © lc.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308602; Arthur Morris
Edwards, Contoocook, N. H. 41263
We will all give our all, for freedom; song, w Claire
Manning. © 1c. May 16, 1942; E unp. 308512;
Ruth Blacher, Englewood, N. J. 41264
We will do it, do it, do it; pf., withw. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 308443; Frank Helmouth Harden-
stein, Houston. 41265
We will fight; song. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
309678; Sadie Pitts Stillman, Camillus, N. Y.
41266
We will fight for our country; w Dell Evans [i. e.
Dell Evans Vinal], & melody. © Sept. 23, 1942;
E pub. 108075; Edgar Augustus Vinal, Daly City,
Calif. 41267
We will not forget you doughboy; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308549; Jennie L. Pexton, Guthrie, Okl. 41268
We will win this war; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309864;
Martin Tucker, Brooklyn. 41269
We will win this war with a song in our hearts; w
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 310283;
Emily B. Weiser, York, Pa. 41270
Wealth of mine; w & m Virginia Kendrick. © Sept.
9, 1942; E pub. 107654; Paul A.Schmitt music co.,
Minneapolis. 41271
Wedding in the spring; from You were never love-
lier, w Johnny Mercer, m Jerome Kern. © Sept.
1, 1942; E pub. 107528; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 41272
Weeping willow tree give her a message for me;
waltz, w & m Edward Montagu. © Mar. 9, 1942;
E for. 67418; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
41273
We’ll be back when it’s all over; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309810; Frank G.
Kiernan, Brooklyn. 41274
We'll be there; song, arr. Harry Stone. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308277; Paul G. Moorhead, Los
Angeles. 41275
——w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309257; Ruth Carol Babcock, Atlantic City.
41276
We’ll beat the jack Axis boys; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942: E unp. 310135; Howard White Oman,
Philadelphia. 41277
We'll blitz Fritz; w Ernest Gieseman, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309040; David So-
delle, New York. 41278
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We'll burn Herr Hitler & Hirohito, and make more
room for Freedom Land; w & m Hal [i. e. H. S.]
Hartman. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308462;
Harland S. Hartman, Kingwood, W. Va. 41279
We'll cook the Axis goose; w I. Parfet, melody
Tommy [i.e. T. J.]Snee. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E
unp. 307965; Ione Parfet & Thomas J. Snee, Wich-
ita Falls, Tex. 41280
We’ll defend America; song, arr. Mildred Morris.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310158; Mollie Agnes
Dalton, Abington, Mass. 41281
We'll do it; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, withw. ©
1c. Sept. 11, 1942: E unp. 308539; Lizzie Bus-
well, Michigan City, Ind. 41282
We'll ever be free or we'll not be American; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp.
308753; Stella B. Cholmondeley, New York.
41283
We'll fight, fight, fight; w & m Una Brooks. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309632; Eunice Dorman
Brooks, Portland, Or. 41284
We’ll find our way to the sun; song. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308787; Louise Baiett, Streator,
Ill. 41285
We'll go walking thru the violets; song. © 1 c.Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308264; Edith Orianna Bray, Rulo,
Neb. 41286
We’ll have a new haven under Old Glory; song, m
Grace Truman Jewell. © 1c. Sept.8, 1942; E unp.
308281; Robert\L. Morrison, Toledo. 41287
We'll have our glory; song, melody J. J. Arling. ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310153; Helen Leeds
Torrence, Baltimore. 41288
We'll keep ‘em shootin’ like in World war number
one; song, arr. Lillian M. Janvrin. © 1 c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 310447; Luther E. Attebery,
Wentzville, Mo. 41289
We'll keep Old Glory flying; march song, m Arthur
Pryor. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310411; Ada
Truax Fletcher, Asbury Park. 41290
We’ll kick that gong for freedom; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct, 6, 1942; E unp. 311248; Joe Taylor Tor-
rans, New York. 41291
We’ll push ’em back to Tokyo; m Mabel L. Over-
ton; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
310277; Jack Harding, Indianapolis. 41292
We'll put V into victory; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Sept. 26, 1942; E pub. 107991; Louise M. Trout,
Basin, Wy. 41293
We'll remember; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308256; Russel Edwin Reeder, Pasadena.
41294
We’ll see it thru; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311284; Lorraine Ceconi,
Peekskill, N. Y. 41295
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
We’ll share the same things together again; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 308124;
Elsie Johnson, Dallas. 41296
We’ll show them;‘w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308732; Leila Richter, Redondo,
Wash. 41297
We’ll smile again; w Desmond O’Connor, m Kennedy
Russell. © Sept. 8, 1942; E for. 67370; Sterling
music pub. co., ltd., London. 41298
We’ll star in Hollywood’s Vanities; song, m George
Bain. © 1¢. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308978; Ber-
tha L. P. Nutting, West Chester, Pa. 41299
We’ll sweep the blue Pacific Ocean clean; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308438; Ar-
thur E. Bomhard, Brooklyn. 41300
We'll tell the devil hello; song, w Richard E. Lowe
& A. Rankin, jr., arr. George Leon. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1942; E unp. 307874; Allen Rankin, jr., Mont-
gomery, Ala. 41301
We'll win this war; song. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309612; Mary Ann Carty, Dorchester, Mass.
41302
We’1l win this war or die; song. © 1 c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 310107; Thomas Payne Lemmond,
Charlotte, N. C. 41303
We’re all buddies on the long, long trail; w Jean
Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 309369; Curtis Monroe, Wash-
ington. 41304
We’re all in it; w & melody Harold G. Hoffman,
Paul Cunningham & Leonard Whitcup. © 1 c. Oct.
1, 1942; E unp. 310570; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 41305
We’re all on the band wagon now; w & m Trouper
Tom [pseud. of T. F. Mulcahy] © Aug. 15, 1942;
E pub. 107568; Thomas F. Mulcahy, Framingham,
Mass. 41306
We’re all out; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310417; Opal Williams Swem, Kansas City,
Mo. 41307
We’re all out for the U. S. A.; w Justine F. Lambert,
m Ray Hibbeler. © Aug. 7, 1942; E pub. 107487;
Mrs. Justine F. Lambert, Seal Beach, Calif.
41308
We’re behind the boys; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308290; Howard E
Boyd, Pueblo, Col. 41309
We’re coming over; w & melody Joe [i. e. J. E.]
Howard. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308711;
Joseph Edgar Howard, New York. 41310
We’re coming there; march, w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309268; Joseph P. Idore,
Millburn, N. J. 41311
We’re commandoes young and strong; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 310288; Otto E.
Linck, Montclair, N. J. 41312
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no. 9, 1942
We’re counting on you; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 309003; William Vallie Whittington, Wash-
ington. 41313
We’re dancing our last dance together; w & m Dee
Hewett. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 311092;
Dorothy M. Hewett, Seattle. 41314
We’re fighting for democracy; song, m Max Grau-
man. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310011; Mollie
Grauman, New York. 41315
We're going great guns for victory; song, m Ed-
ward E. Menges. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309078; T. R. Hazard, St. Louis. 41316
We’re going over, all over again; w & melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310365; Lulu Pearle
White, Brooklyn. 41317
We’re going over over there again; w & melody. ©
lc. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 307953; Claude John
Foland, St. Louis. 41318
We’re going to hang a paper hanger; march song.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311164; Donald Leroy
Haller, Rockford, Ill. 41319
We’re going to win this war; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310544; Mrs.
Maurice McPherson, Saranac Lake, N. Y. 41320
We’re headed for Berlin; song. © 1 c. Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309575; Nellie H. Evans, Santa Mon-
ica, Calif. 41321
We’re headed for better days; song. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942: E unp. 310603; Mrs. James Gordon Petway,
Louisville. 41322
We’re headed for the Japs; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308662; Salvadore Malone,
New Orleans. 41323
We’re here, we’re there, we're everywhere, we're
from the good ole U. S. A.; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310404; Bernard Anthony
Rizzo, Philadelphia. 41324
We’re in, boys, to win; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308243; Florence G. Metcalfe, Free-
port, N. Y. 41325
We’re needed by the U. S. A.; song, arr. Thelma
Salisbury & Eugene Andre. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309530; Ruby Sigler Kirkwood, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 41326
We’re on our way; song. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E
unp. 309879; Sylvia V. Cutler, Brooklyn. 41327
—song. © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub. 108070; ee.
Spray, Chicago. 41328
—w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp.
310472; Buster LaVere Harding, New York.
41329
We’re on the road to victory; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 310471; Leona Stephens
Hollister, South Casco, Me. 41330
41348
We’re proud of you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310119;
Bonnie Geer, Statesan, Wis. 41331
We’re proud to be Americans; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310453; Mary Metz Cochran,
West Lafayette, O. 41332
We’re ready, come on, let’s go; song, m Winfield S.
Turner. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308689; Paul
S. Schiller, Pittsburgh. 41333
We’re shouting hip! Hip! Hooray; m Bob Carleton;
. pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308554; Daisy Clarkson, Corpus Christi, Tex.
41334
We’re sons behind the guns of Uncle Sam; song. ©
lc. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310389; E. Brecken-
ridge Minnis, Guymon, Okl. 41335
We’re the army, we're the navy; w M. K. Shook, m
G. F. Davis. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308282;
Mary K. Shook, Pen Argyl, Pa. & Gnoma Frances
Davis, Alice, Tex. 41336
We’ re the fighting men of Uncle Sam; w Mary Price
Dowtin, & melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp.
310187; George Emerick Worth, Hollywood, Calif.
41337
We’re Uncle Sam’s children; song. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309935; Arminta Ruth Webber, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 41338
West wind; w & m Bob [i. e. R. L.] Byassee. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 308014; Robert Leon Byassee,
St. Louis. 41339
Western land; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308374; Clar-
ence I. Riley, Pleasantville, N. J. 41340
Westward ho; song, arr. Cliff Barnes. © 1c. Sept.
3, 1942; E unp. 308026; Claude LeDuc, Cleveland.
41341
We’ve got a daddy in the air corps; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310026; Irene
Miramontes, Riverside, Calif. 41342
We’ve got a job to do; w & m Vick Knight. © 1 c.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309634; Owens-Kemp music
co., New York. 41343
We’ve got a war to win; w Anne West, melody Homer
Dodge Caine. © 1c. Sept. 10,1942; E unp. 308627;
Lucy Anne West, Ponca City, Okl. 41344
What a man Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311350; George W. Crittenden, New
Orleans. 41345
What a sailor can do; song, m Fred Butler. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309990; Charles A. Doak,
Chicago. 41346
What about me; w Pauline M. Gray, & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309516; Ruth Hile,
Boone, Ia. 41347
What all young girls should know; w & melody Les-
lie Beacon [pseud. of Joe Davis] © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 307833; Beacon music co.,New York.
41348
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What am I after; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 310034; James Fayette Shepardson,
Bakersfield, Calif. 41349
What am I going to do with you; song,m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308375; John Puring, New York. 41350
What am I gonna do; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310736; Virginia Lee Reichart, Valley Falls,
Kan. 41351
What am I gonna do with my heart; song. © 1 ec.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307972; Thomas Paschal
Thomason, jr., Atlanta. 41352
What are we going to do about the Flag; song, arr.
W. Kroepl. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 310200;
Lyle Regal, South St. Paul, Minn. 41353
What are we waiting for, let’s go; w M. Sarnoff,
melody Bill [i.e. W.] Borrelli, jr. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308788; William Borrelli, jr. &
Maxie Sarnoff, Philadelphia. 41354
What canIdo; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310588; Alma Helms, Bal-
morhea, Tex. 41355
What did youdoto me; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310609; Whitford Price, Greenwood,
Miss. 41356
What does it mean to you; song, melody Lew |i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309539; Clara Ellen Cooper, Keyport, Wash.
41357
What I think of you; song, m J. Charles McNeil. ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309780; Mary Para-
dela, Oakland, Calif. 41358
What if it’s love; w & melody Bruce [i. e. W. B.]
Cameron. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310909;
William Bruce Cameron, Indianapolis. 41359
What is a song; w Ida Beverage, m Edward Krush-
inski. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 107797; Volkwein
bros., inc., Pittsburgh. 41360
What love taught me; song, m J. Charles McNeil.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309788; Ruby Mae
Johnson, Sanderson, Tex. 41361
What shall I render unto the Lord; Biblical w, m
Frank La Forge; high voice; pf. or organ acc. ©
July 23, 1942; E pub. 107778; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 41362
What then; w Sylvia Dee, m Sidney Lippman. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107889; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 41363
What would we do without Uncle Sam; song, m Lee
B. Browne. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp. 307886;
G. H. Bennett, Hot Springs, S. D. 41364
What would you like to do tonight; w Jack Sharpe,
m Art Wilson. © July 27, 1942; E pub. 108012;
Amer. music publishers, Hollywood, Calif.
41365
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Whatever happened to July; w Edgar De Lange, mel-
ody John Benson Brooks. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942;
E unp. 309948; Dorsey bros. music, inc., New
York, 41366
What’ll I do if they ration you; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310168; Selig Shapiro,
Brooklyn. 41367
What’s cookin, good lookin’; song, w Irving Taylor.
© 1c.Sept.14, 1942; E unp. 309046; Eleanor Capo,
Jacksonville, Fla. - 41368
What’s happened to you; song, w Dolly Cook. © 1
c. Sept. 22, 1942: E unp. 309584; Cyrenius R. Fer- |
guson, Santa Barbara, Calif. 41369
What’s the matter with father; by Egbert Van Al-
styne, arr. William Teague; bank pts. © Sept. 17,
1942; E pub. 107811; Remick music corp., New
York. 41370
What’s the use of making me cry; song, m Florence
Frarer. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311168; Her-
man Guelpa, Columbus, O. 41371
What’s wrong; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310724; Christine Sacks, New York. 41372
What’s your name; song, m Jack Barker. © Aug.
15, 1942; E pub. 107880; William L. Barker, Wil-
mington, Del. 41373
When Adolph is paid off; song, m arr. Katie Schu-
macher White; in B flat. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E
unp. 308482; Marguerite Brennecke, Walhalla,
S.C. 41374
When evening falls; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308368; Charles Folds Mitchell, Rye,
N. Y. 41375
When girlies pass by; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309166; Leo Poch, Scranton. 41376
When I am marching for our Uncle Sammy; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308782;
Leo Kelly, Philadelphia. 41377
When I come back from Erin; song. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309906; Arthur Clayton Williams,
Garden City, Kan. 41378
When I go home on leave dear; w & melody Byron
Henry Waters. © 1 c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 307948;
Henry Waters, Washington. 41379
When I kissed the Blarney stone; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309089; Charles Zwick,
Cleveland Heights, O. 41380
When I look at you; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 309852; Walter Hope Mairs, New
York. 41381
When I return to my little home and you; song. ©
1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310564; Mattie Winni-
freda Ryder, Sardis, B. C., Canada. 41382
When I’m by myself; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310490; Edward Greenebaum, Larch-
mont, N. Y. 41383
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When is sometime; song. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942;
E unp. 308583; Stella Lou Hammond, Niles, Mich.
41384
When it’s cherry blossom time in Tokyo; w H. D.
Bulloch; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309480; Sylvia McGraw, St. Louis. 41385
When Johnny comes marching home; from Big time,
w & m Louis Lambert, arr. Roger Edens. © lc.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309743; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 41386
When Johnny junior comes marching home; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308498; John A. McClernan, Los Angeles. 41387
When love laughed; w & m Jimmie Lands [pseud. of
J. E. Sussdorff] © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310009; James E. Sussdorff, Honolulu. 41388
What lovely infant; w & m Frank H. Gilles, ed.
Walter Aschenbrenner; mixed cho. © Aug. 31,
1942; E pub. 107658; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 41389
When melodies bring memories of you; song. © 1
c. Sept. 28, 1942; # unp. 310136; John Herman
Schowengerdt, Liege, Mo. 41390
When mommy comes marching home; song. © 1c.
Sept. 22,1942; E unp. 309576; Anna Clyde Plunkett,
Houston. 41391
When mother sings; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 309000; Alma Yost Johnson, Sewickley, Pa.
< 41392
When my heart is sad, dear; pf., with w. © lc.
Mar. 5, 1942; E unp. 310312; Nellie D. Galotti,
Meriden, Conn. - 41393
When my peach trees are in bloom again; w & mel-
ody. © lc. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308470; William
Edward Zellmer, Accokeek, Md. 41394
When one is young; w & m Paine [i. e. E. P.] Feni-
more. © ic. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308192; Edna
Paine Fenimore, New York. 41395
When our boys are coming home; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310670; Anthony B.
Longenbaugh, Crowley, La. 41396
When shadows fall; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309986; Ralph De Vere Morse, An-
chorage, Ky. 41397
When spring is in the air; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 30°962; Juna L. Christiansen,
Provo, Utah. 41398
When summertime is over; song, m J. Charles Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 307844; Lewis
Barrett, Oakland, Calif. 41399
When the bugle calls for me; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309709;
Fabien Perry, Manchester, N. H. 41400
When the church bells ring in Norway; song. © lc.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310110; Lena Ongstad,
Seattle. 41401
41418
When the green woods laugh; w William Blake, m
Christopher Thomas; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Sept.
25, 1942; E pub. 108128; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 41402
When the Huns hear the guns; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 307947; Helene Lukton, Den-
ver. 41403
When the moon looks down again; w & m Grant Day;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309596; Nellie D.
Richtmyer, Plainfield, N. J. 41404
When the moon shines over Burma; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308516; Barry Wenton
Maley, Ingleside, Tex. 41405
When the old village clock strikes ten; w & melody.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp: 308427; Vergil Price,
Los Angeles. 41406
When the red sky turns to blue; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310464; Al J. Flynn,
New York. 41407
When the Sammies cross the Rhine; song, arr. H.
O. Wheeler. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub. 108155;
Thomas H. West, Kansas City, Mo. 41408
When the sun gets down to the sunset; song. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309847; John Colloto, Cleve-
land. 41409
When the sun sets red on the horizon; w Juanita
Owen, melody J. Owen & A. J. Owen. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308229; Andrew Jackson Owen,
Nashville. 41410
When the war clouds bid the new day good-by; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309180;
Harry Kema, Los Angeles. 41411
When the worldlearns tosmile;w & m Mrs. Charles
A. [i. e. K. M.] Slifer. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 308992; Kathryn Miles Slifer, Pitman, N. J.
41412
When Uncle Sam blows his bugle; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309855; Lucille M. Copeland, Fort Wayne.
41413
When we come sailing home; song. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308459; Walter Arthur Skinner,
Everett, Mass. 41414
When we’re over and down under again; w& melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 307980; Dermot R.
Long, Chicago. 41415
When we’ ve got the sneaks off the sea; w & melody.
© 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310419; Martin
O’Malley, Vallejo, Calif. 41416
When you hear a song; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309698; Opal P.
Clough, Long Beach, Calif. 41417
When you know I’m lonesome; pf., with w. © 1 c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308932; Otto Angelo, jr.,
Secaucus, N. J. 41418
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arcane
41419
When you sing me a song of Hawaii; song. © lc.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308274; Rose Evangeline
Ball, Seattle. 41419
When you smile at me; song. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310468; Bertha E. Lake, San Francisco.
41420
Where do we go from here; song. © Aug. 15, 1942;
E pub. 107573; Alfred Sevigny, South Lawrence,
Mass. 41421
Where is my soldier boy tonight; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309204;
Charles J. Aufderheide, Detroit. 41422
Where is my son; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308809;
Adele S. Kerlin, Peoria, II1. 41423
Where is spring; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 310440; Don Reps, Los Angeles.
41424
Where the River Volga flows; w Nat Burton, m
Peter De Rose. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
310165; Robbins music corp., New York. 41425
Where were you when; w Hal [i. e. Harold C.]
Mowry, melody Bob [i. e. R.] Sullivan. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308890; Robert Sullivan,
Medford, Mass. 41426
Where’s the silver lining; song, m Helen Wicks-
man. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310639; Tommy
Kelly, South Porcupine, Ont., Canada. 41427
Which way Buddy; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310341; George W. Schmanke, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 41428
While I’m away from you; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309999; Winfred Chester, River-
side, Calif. 41429
While you’re away; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308895; Faye Greenberg, Washington.
41430
Whippoorwill; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1942;
E unp. 308181; William E. Card, Buffalo. 41431
Whirl-wind ( ketes“ua ): English w Olga Paul, ed.
G. Bronsky, arr. Leon Zuckert. © Aug. 27, 1942;
E pub. 107534; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 41432
Whisper a prayer; waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 310036; Dollie R.
Reed, Rockford, Ill. 41433
Whispering leaves; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp, 310224; Beulah May Smith, Pitts-
burgh. 41434
Whistle because I love you; song. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308271; Harry John Chalmers, Akron,
oO. 41435
Whistling in Dixie; by Lennie Hayton. 1. End title.
2. Main title. © 1c. each Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309137, 309140; Loew’s, inc., New York.
41436, 41437
t. 3, n. s., v. 37
White feather; from Big time, by Roger Edens, ©
1 c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309731; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 41438
White lilies; song, melody Lee B. Browne. © lc.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308737; Maggie Fields Par-
rish, Goldsboro, N. C. 41439
Who do you think you’re foolin’; from Give out, sis-
ters, w & m Ray Gold & Ray Stillwell. © Sept. 24,
1942; E pub. 108045; Leeds music corp., New
York. 41440
Who else but you; w & m Pearle [i. e. L, P.] White.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308351; Lulu Pearle
White, Brooklyn. 41441
Who knocks on the door of my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308750; T. E. Mc-
Million, Zenith, Kan. 41442
Who wouldn’t love a soldier; w & melody Kay [i. e.
K. K.] Hyatt. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E ump.
308723; Kathryn Kistler Hyatt, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 41443
Whom do you belong to now; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309545;
Claris Carl Eklof, Waukegan, IIl. 41444
Who’s got the break; melody Harry H. Rodgers, jr.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 310190; Plymouth
music co., inc., New York. 41445
Who’s that, talking; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308576; Ethel Mae Hamilton, Miami,
Fla, 41446
Why; song, m Noel Bear. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 309980; Roy Corl, Sheridan, Pa. 41447
Why am I a soldier; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308245; Van W. Anderson, Portland,
Or. 41448
Why am I the way I am; w Warren Koerbel & Wally
Dietrich, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
310359; Andrew Scheuerle, Manor, Pa. 41449
Why can’t they let me sleep in the morn; song, mel-
ody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308291; Margaret M. Forster, Donovan, Ill.
41450
Why do I; song. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107877;
John R. Ryan, Syracuse. 41451
Why do I cry over you; song. © 1 c. Sept, 22, 1942;
E unp. 309611; Victor Kopnitsky, Philadelphia. ‘
4145
Why do I go on; pf., withw. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942;
E unp. 311086; Edward K. Guntner, Hamilton
Field, Calif. 41453
Why don’t you tell me these things; song, melody
Kay Garner & W. Price. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310610; Whitford Price, Greenwood, ma
4
Why not prepare; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308818;
Marvin S. Pollock, Goldsboro, N.-C. 41455
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no. 9, 1942
Why pretend; song. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309346; Fred Bremier, jr., Philadelphia. 41456
Why save it; w Frank Curlee [i. e. F. M. Curlee,
jr.]; melody Shelby H. Curlee, 3d. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309932; Francis M. Curlee, jr.,
St. Louis. 41457
Why should Icare; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308722; Lillian Bonnem, Camp Lake,
Wis. 41458
Why-shouid I cry over you; w & m Bob Atcher. ©
Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107913; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 41459
Why should I ever fall in love; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1 e. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310543; John
Paul Smith, Lyon Mountain, N. Y. 41460
Why should I love; song, w Raymond Geeting, arr.
Haroid Potter. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308880; Harriett Jane Sams, Sioux Falls, S. D.
41461
Why we're going over yonder; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308337; Lester O. Edmiston, Sergeant, Pa.
41462
Will you forget; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309589; Maurice H. Schultz, Detroit.
41463
Will you marry a sailor boy; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309342; Richard L. Cornelius,
Chicago. 41464
Will you miss me; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310883;
Sadie E. Neigh, Pittsburgh. 41465
Will you remember; song. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310146; Carl A. Barrett, Chicago. 41466
Will you remember me; song, melody Lee B. Browne.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308730; Martha Raye,
Norfolk, Va. 41467
_ Will you wait for me; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
-
1942; E unp. 309965; Nathan Prudente, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 41468
Winds blew; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942: E unp. 309062; Sue Price, Spokane. 41469
Winds that blow across the sky; w Alice Hirsh, m
Rutger Van Woert; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Sept.
24, 1942; E pub. 108216; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 41470
Wings; w Alicia Weatherburn, m Arthur F.Wenberg.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309287; Jessica L.
Tumbridge, Long Island, N. Y. 41471
Wings and more wings; w & melody. © ic. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310668; John H. Elmer, Santa Monica,
Calif. 41472
Wings for victory; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 309016; James Epherium Avrea,
Dallas. 41473
_ Wings in the sky; song. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1942; E
unp. 307983; Adessa Ehrhart, Washington. 41474
507184 O - 43-7
41492
Wings of the navy; song. © Sept. 17, 1942; E pub.
107882; Charles Rigdon Butler, Warsaw, Ind.
41475
Winnie beware; w. Frank Curlee [i. e. F. M. Curlee,
jr.], melody Shelby H. Curlee, 3d. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1942; E unp. 309933; Francis M. Curlee, St.
Louis. 41476
Winter night; song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E ump.
308358; Helen DeLanoy Jimenez, Nelsonville, N. Y.
41477
Wishful dreaming; song. © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1942; E
unp. 308526; Ruby Hurtig, University City, Mo.
41478
Wishing star; by Frank Grey; pf. © Sept. 16, 1942;
E pub. 107859: Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 41479
With a lady like you; w & m Jack [i. e.A. J.] Kester.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308231; Andrew Jack-
son Kester, Everett, Wash. 41480
With all the world to dream about why do I dream
of you; w & m Ruth M. Buchanan. © June 22,
1937; E pub. 108110; Merrell Schwarz music co.,
Cincinnati. 41481
With fightin’ on my mind; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
3, 1942; E unp. 308009; Josephine Crisler Mc-
Cormack, Washington. 41482
With the little gold band on my finger; song, m Mrs.
Jack [i. e. Mrs. J. J.] Dempsey. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310090; Fred J. Rogers, New London,
Wis. ; 41483
With you 100 per cent; pf., withw. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1942: E unp. 309212; Shirley Heller, Brooklyn.
41484
With you under an autumn sky; song. © Sept. 12,
1942; E pub. 107652; Raymond J. Simon, Chicago.
41485
Woe, woe, woe is me; w & m Billie Namkie. © 1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311254; Anne E. Eichmann,
Jersey City. 41486
Woman of the year; from Count me in, w & m Ann
Ronell. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107598; Chappell
& co., inc., New York. — 41487
Womanhood; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E
unp. 309751; John R. Ryan, Syracuse. 41488
Wonder song; song. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 107522;
James Snedeker, La Jolla, Calif. 41489
Won’t you come and hear the story; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309863; John W. McKain, Jonesville, Ind.
41490
Won’t you take me back again; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308289;
Endora C. Johnston, Dexter, Ia. 41491
Won’t you walk for America; song. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 310252; Afton Hembree Ward, Omaha.
41492
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Woodland serenade; w Al J. Neiburg, melody Henri
Woode. © ic. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309661;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 41493
Woo-woo; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308195; Valtah V. McCullah, Yankton, S. D.
41494
Words are so useless; song. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 310390; Robert Moore, jr., Washington,
41495
Words in my heart; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310868; Nettie G. Chapman, Aurora, II. 41496
Work! Fight! Win; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E
unp. 308434; Edna Coverdale Hart, Fort worth.
41497
World is waiting; w L. Maxwell, mC. E. Hornaday.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 310213; Leslie Max-
well & Charles Edwin Hornaday, Auburn, Ind.
41498
Worm who loved the little tater-bug; w & m Len
Charles Conn, pf. arr. George N. Terry. © Nov.
28, 1941; E pub. 108163; Reis & Taylor, inc.,
New York. 41499
Worried day will soon be over; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308805; Ruby Pankey, Craig, Col. 41500
Worry; w Noel Roberts [pseud. of R. McNeal], m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308806; Robert McNeal, Ortonville,
Mich. 41501
Would I were with (hee; song, arr. Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308815; R. W. Babbit, Jacksonville, Fla. 41502
Wrap yourself in cotton-wool; from Get a load of
this, w Val Guest, m Manning Sherwin. © Dec.
19, 1941; E for. 67434; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 41503
Write a letter to a soldier; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309901; Leona Stephens
Hollister, South Casco, Me. 41504
Write to me again; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310148; Harry Zieve, Chicago.
41505
Ya me voy; cancion-bolero, letra y m Agustin Lara.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E for. 67349; Promotora Hispano
Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 41506
Yamwhatam (The); w & melody. ©.1 c. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 307981; Hazel L. Beck, Lake Geneva,
Wis. 41507
Yankee boy; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 310134; Rulon Armstrong Jones,
Hemet, Calif. 41508
—song, arr. Walter Kroepfl. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 310225; Lyle Regal, South St. Paul,
Minn. 41509
1516
Yankee Doodle doodle do; song. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310512; Hazel Rae Corrello Krueger,
Dayton, O. 41510
Yankee Doodle in the style of the masters; arr.
Carolyn Westwood; pf. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
107999; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 41511
Yankee Doodle spirit; w & m Oliver Wallace &
Cliff Edwards. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107921;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New York. 41512
Yankee soldiers’ march; song, w Ellen M. Mulcahy.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942: E unp. 310394; Margaret
Agnes Mulcahy, New Milford, Conn. 41513
Yankee stew; song. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
310900; Bennie Emory Lord, Baltimore. 41514
Yankees are coming; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Sept. 19, 1942; E pub. 107840; Ora A. Sinclair,
Harrington, Me.
Yankees of the air; song. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E
unp. 310044; Emily Anna Essenmacher, Chicago.
41516
Yanks; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster| © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308393;
Guy Earle, Houston. 41517
Yanks and their tanks are coming; w & m Murph
[i. e. P. S.] Vogel; pf. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E
unp. 308584; Phares Shimp Vogel, Ephrata, Pa.
41518
Yanks are at it again; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis} Tobin. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309547; Christine Frank, Fresno, Calif. 41519
Yanks are coming again; w F. Blaha, melody F.
Furlett. © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310508; Frank
Blaha & Frank Furlett, Chicago. 41520
Yanks are cookin’; w Eilleen Woodal, & mzlody. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; Eunp. 309602; Harry Summer-
hill, Chicago. 41521
Yanks are on the march again; foxtrot, w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310481; Beulah
Dozier, Bossier City, La. 41522
Yanks are on the way; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942; Eunp. 308441; Horton Jerome Martin Melaro,
Oakmont, Pa. 41523
Yanks are rolling; w C. Baker, m W. Hampton, arr.
Aaron A. Clark. © Sept. 14, 1942; E pub. 107833;
Cecil Baker & Wesley Hampton, Centralia, Ill.
41524
Yanks in Ireland; w & melody Jack [i. e. J. K.]
Schafer. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 309022;
John K. Schafer, APO 813, c/o Postmaster, New
York. 41525
Yanks will finish this war; song. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1942; Eunp. 310253; Afton Hembree Ward, Omaha.
41526
Yesterlove; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
307968; Bertha Mae Jackson, Grundy, Va. 41527
41515 -
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942
41562
-Yips, yowls, and yodels; w L. McDonald, melody
M. G. fhomas. © 1 c.Oct.2, 1942; E unp. 310627;
Leo McDonald & Millard Galweston Thomas, New
York. 41528
You affect me so; w Charles C. Legler, & melody:
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309517; Ruth Hile,
Boone, Ia. 41529
You angel; w Jack Roll & Lois Sheridan, melody J.
Roll. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310662; Lehman
S. Roll, Atlanta. 41530
You are a dream come true; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308970; Nettie Allen, Jersey
City. 41531
You are just a little different; w L. E. Dudley, mel-
ody J. A. Williams. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp.
309339; Lionel E. Dudley & Joseph A. Willaims,
Bordentown, N. J. 41532
You are my bold brigand; m William Henry Allen;
pi. treble, withw; inC. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E
unp. 310242; Karl Mortensen, New York. 41533
You are my dream; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c.Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310584; Freddie Brough-
ton, Inverness, Fla. 41534
You are my only gain; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308707; John N. Ouzounian, Ceres,
Calif. 41535
You are my only sweetheart; pf., withw. © lc.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308921; Charles Fred Mol-
ter, Leominster, Mass. 41536
You are my star; w & melody. ©1 c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309838; Martin B. Nadle, Brooklyn &
Bernard Altschuler, Jackson Heights, L.I., N. Y.
41537
You are the answer to my dreams; song, m Sybil
Burris. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308261; J. D.
Fuselier, Port Arthur, Tex. 41538
You are the one; pf. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
310669; Maurice Shapiro, Washington. 41539
You asked for it; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309526; Gus Ellis
Reeves, Gainesville, Tex. 41540
You broke my heart in old New Mexico; song, w
Marie zander. © 1 c.Oct.5, 1942; E unp. 310800;
Arthur William Dietsche, Toledo. 41541
You brought sorrow to my heart; w & m Johnny
Bond. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub. 107917; Peer in-
ternatl. corp., New York. 41542
You can say that again; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310382; George N. Thompson, San Bruno,
Calif. 41543
You can’t break my heart anymore; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1 c.Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308861;
Elliott Martin Cantley, San Diego, Calif. 41544
You can’t love a dream; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster) © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310879; Bobby Morgan, Iowa, La. 41545
1517
You couldn’t be cuter; w & m Robert William Mor-
ris [pseud. of H. M. Miller] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308283; Hubert M. Miller, South Milwaukee,
Wis. 41546
You didn’t say why; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309208; Opal Cunningham,
Spokane. 41547
You don’t need a coupon for love; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311334; Isabella Saffer
Edelman, New York. 41548
You don’t need a stethoscope; w & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 309019; Ruth Harrison,
Deer Lodge, Mont. 41549
You forget but I remember; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308381; Paul Swenson, Santa Cruz, Calif.
41550
You gorgeous hunk of man; w Joe [i. e. J. G.] Mor-
ris, m Roland Vaile; in C. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309466; Joseph George Morris, Hollywood,
Calif. 41551
You gotta get a glory; w Berton Braley, m Bernard
L. Goldman; med. voice. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub.
107779; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 41552
You invaded my dreams; w Syd Wyner [psued. of
Syd Weinstein], melody Samuel Weller. © lc.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311165; Syd Weinstein, Brook-
lyn. 41553
You just wait; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942;
‘Eunp. 310547; Charles Dclor Bourcier, Atlantic
City. 41554
You mean Ireland when you say I love you; w &
melody. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 309650;
Olive Hanson McClaran, Mount Pleasant, Ia.
41555
You! Not I; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E
unp. 308074; Sam Baroff, Brooklyn. 41556
You take care of Uncle Sam; song. © Aug. 11, 1942;
E pub. 107555; John Richard Wills, Elizabeth, N, J.
41557
You taught me how to love; foxtrot, w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310483; Harvey Alston,
Camp Davis, N. C. 41558
You taught me the way to love; song. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 310449; Matthew Lynch, New
York. 41559
You. think I’ll fall; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 310040; Louis C. Cate, Montour Falls, N. Y.
41560
You were born to love and worship; foxtrot, w & m
Robert William Morris [pseud. of H. M. Miller]
‘© 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309411; Hubert M.
Miller, South Milwaukee, Wis. 41561
You weren’t good for me; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308848; Robert William Kowitt,
Oceanside, N. Y. 41562
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
41563
ee ES a
You whispered darling; song, melody Lee Stern.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308180; Christine
Sacks, New York. 41563
You'll change your mind; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 310282; Walter Ree Burke, Jack-
son, Mich. 41564
You'll cry for me; w & melody Wallace [i. e. J. W.]
Fowler. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309350;
John Wallace Fowler, Nashville. 41565
Young America quickstep; w & m Irene Chipman
Tirrell; pf. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308659;
Hetty Knowlton Turnbull, Arlington, Mass. 41566
Young and Irish; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307929; Joseph J. N. Fitzgerald, New York.
41567
Young and willing; fox-trot, Teddy Powell & Fred
Norman, arr. F. Norman; orch. pts. © Sept. 18,
1942; E pub. 108111; Famous music corp., New
York. 41568
Your boy will be blue tonight; w W. Van Ornum,
melody W. Smith. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1942; E unp.
307928; Walter Smith & William Van Ornum, San
Francisco, 41569
Your heaven and mine; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 309685; Frank
Pazeras, Camp Lee, Va. 41570
Your love; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 307829; Helen F. Wesser, Jackson Heights,
N. Y. 41571
Your love of freedom; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 310403; Merril Clyde Smith, Eliza-
beth City, N. J. 41572
Your prayer is answered; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308859; Doro-
thy Bailey, Steubenville, 0. 41573
Your ring will always be on my finger; song. © 1
c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309586; Fred J. Rogers,
New London, Wis. 41574
Your smileS mean more than good day; song, m
Robert VanSickle. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309283; Herschel Richardson, Leavenworth, Kan.
41575
Your soul was born; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 309041; Charles S. Merrill, Salt Lake
City. 41576
Your Uncle Sam is going to town; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308734; James P. Del-
vin, Orrville, O. 41577
You’re a little bit of sugar; w Harold Hoffman, &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310094;
Ouida M. Smith, Elsie, Mich. 41578
You’re a rat, you slant eyed Jap; song, m_ Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310884; Virgil Brown, Albany.
41579
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
You’re all I’ve hoped for; pf. treble. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1942; E unp. 309815; Ada May, New York.
41580
You’re all that I’ve got dear; song. © July 14, 1942;
-E pub. 107375; Juanita Roberts, Hallwood, Va.
41581
You’re an angel; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308397; John J. Senger, Fort McClellan, Ala.
41582
You’re drafted now; song, mJ. Charles McNeil. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309781; Nora Devine,
Fairvalley, Okl. 41583
You’re gone from me; w F. Facenda,:m D. Allen.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310631; Frank Facenda
& David Allen, Petersburg, Va. 41584
You’re gonna be sorry; song. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 309886; Ada Elizabeth Shideler, Omaha.
41585
You’re heaven sent; song, m Florence Frarer. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311169; Herman Guelpa,
Columbus, O. 41586
You’re mine; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310739; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
41587
You’re my dream of love; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 308911; Erwin Reinking, Cin-
cinnati. 41588
You’re my honey; song. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309084; Hazel Rae Corrello Krueger, Dayton,
O. 41589
You’re my million dollar baby; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308346; Rose Flees, Chicago. 41590
You’re my shining star; w & m Fay Morens [pseud.
of Fanny Moses]; pf. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp.
307828; Fanny Moses, New York. 41591
You’re right, you son-of-a-gun; m Roberta Pettitt
& R. A. Pettitt; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308829; Roy A. Pettitt, Ardmore, Okl.
41592
You’re so good to me; from Youth on parade, w &
m Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn. © Sept. 14, 1942; E
pub. 107808; Edwin H. Morris & co., inc., New
York. 41593
You’re still a dream to me; w & m Al Hoffman,
Mann Curtis & Jerry Livingston; pf. treble. © 1
c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 310322; Mutual music
soc., inc., New York. 41594
You’re the one for me; w & melody. © 1 c. Sept.
5, 1942; E unp. 308070; William O. Pickering, San
Francisco. 41595
You’re the one who can do it Yankee boy; w & mel- —
ody. © ic. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310685; Milton
E. Olin, Chicago. 41596
1518
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1942 41610
You’ve gotta love me; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
308401; May Guerin, Detroit. 41604
You’re the only one; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309289: Erwin Reinking, Cincinnati. 41597
—— -——melody Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309527; Emily Irene Park, Seattle.
41598
Yum yum; fox trot, w & m Dorothy Soule, Jack Val
& Marty Kahn. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 107524;
Melo-art music publishers, New York. 41605
You’re the only one for me; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308039; Leonard W. Wilder,
Brooklyn. 41599
Zacatecas; by G. Codina, arr. Severo Muguerza; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1942; E unp. 309017; Thomas Sea-
brook Hunter, Montérey, N.-L., Mexico. 41606
You’re up against Uncle Sam; song. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 308318; Viola Mae Coltran, Alhambra,
Calif. 41600
Zandunga; rumba, letra y m Ignacio Pijieiro; pf. ©
May 15, 1941; E for. 67462; Peer internat]. corp.,
New York. 41607
4arabanda; afro, letra y m Luciano Chano Pozo. ©
Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 107974; Robbins music
corp., New York. 41608
Yours sincerely; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 11,
1942; E unp. 308683; John Wade Lurtz, Chicago.
41601
Youths serenade; song. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E
unp. 308701; Eva Barrett, M m, Okl. 41602 4ip your lip; w & m Lew Pollack & Herman Ruby.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107920; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 41609
You’ve got it all; from Count me in, w & m Amn
Roneil. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107599; Chappell
& co., inc., New York. 41603
Zuyder Zee; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
308598; Arthur Wilson Levi, Chicago. 41610
Number oi entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since Jan. 1, 1942:
Musical Compositions in English language (including 31,057 unpublished) ----------------------- 39,604
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 693 unpublished)------------------------- 2,006
3 Eiamec aspera anlie t eal EEE , IRRID Rite ows I tia ah pie clea le ie 41,610
1519
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[41610
A. O. H’s of the U. S. A.; w Joe [i. e. Joseph} Mc-
Carthy, m Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. © Joseph
McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. & Jacob Glogau, Wood-
haven, L.I., N. Y. R 111562, Oct. 5, 1942. 1
A «ut alors; one step, Leopold Lamont; mand. orch.
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. R 111423, Sept.
21, 1942. 2
28 studien; v. Sigfrid Karg-Elert, op. 95; harmoni-
um. 1. folge, nos. 1-18. Stiefe 7-9. © Louise
Karg-Elert, Leipzig. R 111399, Sept. 16, 1942.
3
Adagio cantabile; from the Septet, v. L. van Beet-
hoven, op. 20, arr. Gustav Saenger; string orch.,
with pf., organ or harmonium. © Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. R 111404, Sept. 18, 1942. 4
Adore and be still; anthem, Gounod, arr. C. H. H.
Booth; mixed cho. © Fanny Booth, New York. R
111338, Aug. 27, 1942. 5
Album leaves; by Robert Schumann, op. 124, critic-
ally: rev. & fingered Max Vogrich; pf. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. R 111517, Apr. 23,
1942. 6
Alice in Wonderland; song, m Hans Von Holstein.
© Richard W. Pascoe, Detroit. R 111465, Sept.
25, 1942. 7
All full of ginger; song, from Ned Wayburn’s town
topics, w Thomas J. Gray. © Harold Orlob, New
York. R 111497, Sept. 24, 1942. 8
Alleluia! Christ is risen; Easter anthem, w & m W.
C. Williams, arr.C.H. H. Booth; solo, duet & cho.
© W. C. Williams, Summit, N. J. R 111337, Aug.
27, 1942. 9
Along the rocky road to Dublin; song, w Joe Young.
© Bert Grant, New York. R 111453, Sept. 21,
1942. 10
——w Joe Young, m Bert Grant. © Ruth Young
Grunberg, New York. R 111454, Sept. 21, 1942.
11
America first; march two step, F. H. Losey; full
orch. © Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa. R 111390,
Sept. 2, 1942. 12
Andantino in modo di canzona; 2d movement from
Symphony in F min. no. 4, by Peter Tschaikowsky,
op. 36, arr. Charles J. Roberts; full orch. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. R 111550, Sept. 29,
1942. 13
At last united; from The girl who smiles, w Edward
A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud.
of A. Philipp} & A. Philipp. © Jessie June Paul-
ton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R 111468,
Sept. 24, 1942. 14
Ave Maris Stella; v. Edvard Grieg, arr.; violine,
mit klavierbegl. © Carl Flesch, The Hague, Hol-
land. R 111529, Sept. 29, 1942. 15
Babe’s (A) first cry; w Corinne B. Dodge, m Ger-
trude Ross. © Corrine Ross Grimaldi, Los
Angeles. R 110679, Aug. 5, 1942. 16
Bars are down in Lovers Lane; w & m Clare Kum-
mer [i. e. C. K. Henry] © Clare Kummer Henry,
Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111463, Sept. 23, 1942.
17
Bayside fox trot; pf. © Jesse Winne, New York. R
111472, Sept. 24, 1942. 18
Beautiful roses; hesitation waltz, Carroll & Fried- .
land, arr. Lee Orean Smith & Calvin Grooms;
mand. orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
111424, Sept. 21, 1942. 19
Bedford grand march; by D. W. Crist; pf. © Ger-
trude Crist, Alliance,O. R 111459, Sept. 18, 1942.
20
Behold God is my salvation; Biblical w, mC. H. H.
Booth; sop. or ten.; in A flat. © Fanny Booth,
New York. R 111317, Aug. 27, 1942. 21
Bird as prophet; by Robert Schumann, op. 82, no.
7, ed. & rev. Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Vanita G.
Saperton, Dagmar Godowsky & Leopold Godowsky,
jr., New York. R 111448, Sept. 22, 1942. . 22
Blue paradise; Viennese operetta, bk. Leo Stein &
Bela Jenbach, American version Edgar Smith,
lyrics Herbert Reynolds, m Edmund Eysler & §.
Romberg. Voc. sc. © Sigmund Romberg, Bever-
ly Hills, Calif. R 110873, Aug. 13, 1942. 23
Boy of mine; song, m Ford T. Dabney & James
Reese Europe. © Gene Buck, New York. R
111320, Sept. 11, 1942. 24
carnevale (Il) di Venezia; di Giulio Briccialdi, op.
78, trascritti Leonardo de Lorenzo; flauto, con
acc. di pf. © Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R
111186, Sept. 2, 1942. 25
Carus breeze; fox trot, Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau;
pf. © Jacob Glogau, Woodhaven, L.I., N.Y. R
111565, Oct. 5, 1942. 26
Cherry ripe; pf. © Cyril Scott, Exford, Somerset,
England. R 111332, Sept. 11, 1942. 27
Cling a little closer; song. © E. Ray Goetz, New
York. R 111422, Sept. 21, 1942. 28
Cohen owes me ninety seven dollars; song. ©
Irving Berlin, New York. R 111525, Sept. 28, 1942,
29
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Chis sakes
RENEWALS
no. 9, 1942
Colleen machree; from Jack’s romance, by Linda
Bloodgood, arr. Lee Orean Smith, orch. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. R 111425, Sept. 21, 1942.
30
—w F. O'Hara, m L. Bloodgood. © Fiske
O’Hara, Los Angeles & Linda Bloodgood, New
York. R 111505, Aug. 6, 1942. 31
Consolation (La); chanson, w Lucis Delarue Mar-
drus. © Gustave Ferrari, London. R 111377,
Sept. 16, 1942. 32
Country club; fox trot; pf. © William T. Pierson,
Washington. R 111503, Sept. 24, 1942. 33
Cute little summery time; song, from Hands up,
w William Jerome & E. Ray Goetz. © Jean
Schwartz, West Los Angeles, Calif. R 111555,
Sept. 30, 1942. 34
Czardas no. 5; Hungarian national airs, Gustave
Michiels, arr. M. L. Lake; full orch. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. R 111548, Sept. 29,
1942. 35
Dance me goodbye; from The girl who smiles, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Bri-
quet [pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie
June Paulton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R
111411, Sept. 4, 1942. 36
Dancing the blues away; w & m Joe [i. e. Joseph]
McCarthy, Howard Johnson & Fred Fischer. ©
Leo Feist, inc. & Edna Johnson, New York, Joseph
McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. R 111561, Oct. 5, 1942.
37
Dancing the jelly roll; song, m Herman Paley. ©
Nat Vincent, Los Angeles. R 111462, Sept. 23,
1942. 38
— —w Nat Vincent. © Herman Paley, New
York. R 111452, Sept. 22, 1942. 39
Danse romantique; pf. © Cyril Scott, London. R
111407, Sept. 18, 1942. 40
Dearth; song, w James Whitcomb Riley; mezzo
sop. or bar. © Fritz Krull, Indianapolis. R
110814, Aug. 3, 1942. 41
Elfin dance; pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110883, Aug. 17, 1942. 42
Endless day; w Thomas Lawson, m Alfred G. Robyn.
© Isadora Robyn, New York. R 111316, Aug. 27,
1942, 43
Epilogue; op. 59, no. 9; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111303, Sept. 8, 1942.
44
_ Evening chimes; andantino, Herbert Arthur Wheel-
don; organ. © Banker’s trust co., New York. R
111541, Sept. 29, 1942. 45
_ Fischer (Carl) loose leaf motion picture collection,
by M. L. Lake; violin & pf. © Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. R 111431, Sept. 21, 1942. 46
Fox (Sam) library orchestra folio; 1st violin pt.
v. 1. © Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. R 111353,
Sept. 12, 1942. 47
64
Fredlys din jord, du danske mand; tekst Anders W.
Holm, m Carl Nielsen. © Anne Marie Carl Niel-
sen, Copenhagen. R 111530, Sept. 29, 1942. 48
25 ettiden; v. Sigfrid Karg-Elert, op. 95; harmoni-
um. Stiefe 5-7. © Louise Karg-Elert, Leipzig.
R 11398, Sept. 16, 1942. 49
Galatea; by Ad. Jensen, op.44, no. 3, ed. & rev.
Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Vanita G. Saperton,
Dagmar Godowsky & Leopold Godowsky, jr., New
York. R 111447, Sept. 22, 1942. 50
Garden of summer; w Ed. Teschemacher [pseud. of
Edward Lockton], m Dorothy Forster [i. e. Mrs.
L. J. Cary] © Mrs. Leo J. Cary, London. R
111335, Sept. 12, 1942. 51
Gavotte; aus dem ballet Don Juan, v. Chr. W. Gluck,
frei bearb.; pf. Konzertvortrag. © Ignaz Fried-
man, Vaucluse, Australia. R 111534, Sept. 29,
1942. 52
Gigue; v. Dom Scarlatti, frei bearb.; pf. Konzert-
vortrag. © Ignaz Friedman, Vaucluse, Australia.
R 111535, Sept. 29, 1942. 53
Gobbler’s gambol; turkey trot, Calvin Grooms;
mand. orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
111426, Sept. 21, 1942. 54
Greatest battle song of all; song, w Sam Downing.
© Harry Ruby, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111421,
Sept. 19, 1942. 55
Harmoniumstudier; for begyundere og viderekom-
me, med. tillaeg af Weyses Morgen og aftensange
i 4 stem, arr. © Fr. Jacobsen, Copenhagen. R
111531, Sept. 29, 1942. 56
Harvest cantata; w John Francis Waller, m George
Garrett, op. 20, rev. Theodore Baker. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. R 111502, Apr. 23,
1942. 57
Hawthorn tree; op. 18, no. 2, w Willa Sibert Cather;
med. voice. © Arthur Bergh, Beverly Hills,
Calif. R 111419, Sept. 21, 1942. 58
Heart to heart with Jesus; w E. E. Hewitt, m Wil-
liam J. Kirkpatrick, arr. Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 111522,
Sept. 26, 1942. 59
Hello Frisco I called you up to say hello; song,
from Ziegfeld follies 1915, m Louis A. Hirsch.
© Gene Buck, New York. R 111154, Sept.1, 1942.
60
Highwayman (The); w F. O'Hara, m L. Bloodgood.
© Fiske O’Hara, Los Angeles & Linda Bloodgood,
New York. R 111506, Aug. 6, 1942. 61
Holiday march; by D. W. Crist; pf. © Gertrude
Crist, Alliance, O. R 111460, Sept. 18, 1942.
62
Horch, es fltistern leis die geigen; v. V. Hollaen-
der; salon orch. stimmen. © Rosa Hollaender,
Los Angeles. R 111433, Sept. 21, 1942. 63
I know a little rose; w R. H. Stoddard; med. voice.
© Arthur Bergh, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111420,
Sept. 21, 1942. 64
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I love to stay at home; song. © Irving Berlin, New
York. R 111518, Sept. 28, 1942. 65
I want everybody to know it; w Kem G. Bottorf &
Johnson Oatman, jr., m K. G. Bottorf. © Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 111501, Sept.
26, 1942. 66
I would find you dear; w J. K. Brennan, m Ernest
R. Ball. © J. Keirn Brennan, Los Angeles & M.
Witmark & sons, New York. R 111325, Sep:. 12,
1942. 67
I’ll keep the roses blooming for you; song, from
Ned Wayburn’s town topics, w Thomas J. Gray,
© Harold Orlob, New York. R 111492, Sept. 23,
1942. 68
Ill mend the heart I have broken; song. © Milton
Sherman, New York. R 111504, Sept. 24, 1942.
69
I’ll throw a ring around you; song, m Hampton
Durand. © Casper Nathan, Chicago. R 111304,
Sept. 10, 1942. 10
I’m a nurse for aching hearts; song, from Ziegfeld
follies 1915, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Gene Buck,
New York. R 111319, Sept. 11, 1942. 71
I’m glad my wife’s in Europe; w Howard Johnson &
Coleman Goetz, m Archie Gottler. © Edna John-
son, New York. R 111560, Oct. 5, 1942. 72
I’m simply crazy over you; song, from Hands up,
w William Jerome & E. Ray Goetz. © Jean
Schwartz, West Los Angeles, Calif. R111556,
Sept. 30, 1942. 713
Imi au ia oe; song. © Charles E. King, New York.
R 111371, Sept. 15, 1942. 74
Impromptu; by F. Schubert, op. 90, no. 4,ed. & rev.
Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Vanita G. Saperton,
Dagmar Godowsky & Leopold Godowsky, jr., New
York. R 111449, Sept. 22, 1942. 15
In roaming Romany; w Stanley Murphy, m Lewis F.
Muir. © Theresa M. Deutsch, New York. R
111443, Sept. 23, 1942. 76
In the gloaming of Wyoming, back with the girl I
love; song, w Joe Young. © Bert Grant, New
York. R 111455, Sept. 21, 1942. 77
———w Joe Young, m Bert Grant. © Ruth Young
Grunberg, New York. R 111456, Sept. 21, 1942.
78
In time of peace prepare for war; song, from Ned
Wayburn’s town topics, w Robert B. Smith. ©
Harold Orlob, New York. R 111509, Sept. 25,
1942. 719
Ingenne (L’); pf. © Cedric Wilmot Lemont, New
York. R 110890, Aug. 17, 1942. 80
Irish (An) melody, the Londonderry air; by Frank
Bridge; string quartet pts. © Ethel E. Bridge,
London. R 111387, Sept. 16, 1942. 81
Is the King coming soon; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 110769, Aug. 10, 1942. 82
pt. 3, n. s.,v. 37
It was nothing but a rose; op. 18, no. 3, w Harriette
Spofford; med. voice. © Arthur Bergh, Beverly
Hills, Calif. R 111418, Sept. 21, 1942. eS
It’s all a dream; w J. Yellen, m G. L. Cobb. ©
George L. Cobb, Brookline, Mass. & Jack Yellen,
New York. R 111415, Sept. 18, 1942. 84
It’s going to be a cold, cold winter, but I’ll never
freeze when you're around; w & m Edgar Leslie
& L. Brown. © Lew Brown, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 111308, Sept. 9, 1942. 85
I’ve been floating down the old Green River; song,
m Joe Cooper. © Bert Kalmar, Hollywood, Calif.
R 111339, Sept. 3, 1942. 86
I’ve only one idea about the boys; w & m Joe [i. e.
Joseph] McCarthy, E. Carroll & Al Piantadosi. ©
Leo Feist, inc., New York, Joseph McCarthy,
Hadley, N. Y. & Earl Carroll, Hollywood, Calif.
R 111566, Oct. 5, 1942. 87
Jesus, the very thought of Thee; w E. Caswell, m
C. H. H. Booth; mezzo sop.;in F. © Fanny Booth,
New York. R 111486, Sept. 23, 1942. 88
Jolly miller; w James Whitcomb Riley; mezzo sop.
or bar. © Fritz Krull, Indianapolis. R 110817,
Aug. 3, 1942. 89
Jonglerie; op. 59, no. 8; pf. © Ignaz Friedman, ©
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111302, Sept. 8, 1942.
: 90
Kathlyn valse; hesitation waltz, valse boston, Lee
Orean Smith; mand. orch. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. R 111427, Sept. 21, 1942. 91
Keep the home fires burning; by Ivor Novello, arr.
S. Deshon. 1. Orch. - 2. Band. © Chappell &
co., ltd., London. R 111439, 111553, Sept. 21. 30,
1942. 92, 93
Keep the home fires burning till the boys come
home; song, m Ivor Novello; inF. © Lena Guil-
bert Ford, London. R 111461, Oct. 7, 1942. 94
Key to first year harmony withadditional exercises.
© Thomas Tapper, New York. R 111489, Sept.
24, 1942. 95
Keystone glide; song, from Ned Wayburn’s town
topics, w Thomas J. Gray. © Harold Orlob, New
York. R 111511, Sept. 25, 1942. 96
King of love; sacred song, m J. Wesley Browne
[pseud. of Geoffrey O’Hara]; in A. © Harold A.
Robe, Hempstead, L. I., N. Y¥. R 111341, Sept.
14, 1942. Z 97
— —w Harold A. Robe, m J. Wesley Browne
[pseud. of G. O’Hara]; inA. © Geoffrey O’Hara,
Bronxville, N. Y. R 111342, Sept. 14,1942. 98
Kitchener’s boys; song, w Jessie Pope. © Hermann
Lohr, Tunbridge Wells, England. R 111354, Sept.
15, 1942. 99
Klassisches vortragsalbum; hrsg. Paul Klengel;
violoncell u. pf. bd. 1, 2. © Alice Klengel,
Leipzig. R 111400, 111401, Sept. 16, 1942.
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Kompendium der klaviertechnik; v. C. Mandl-
Barda; pf. bd. 1, 2. [English, French & German
text] © Associated music publishers, inc., New
York. R 111473, Sept. 24, 1942. 102
Konzertstuck; v. Josef Labor, bearb.; 2 klaviere
zu 4handen. © Carl Fruhling, Vienna. R 111476,
Sept. 24, 1942. 103
Levenia; valse hesitation; orch. © Chester W.
Smith, Belleville, N. J. R 111436, Sept. 18, 1942.
104
Lieder mit klavier-begleitung. Albums 1 & 2.
Hohe stimme. - Album 3. Mittlere stimme. - Al-
bum 4. Mittlere, bariton, stimme. © Joseph Marx,
Vienna. R 11u963-110966, July 6, 1942. 105-108
Little home with you; w Ed. Teschemacher [pseud.
of Edward Lockton], m Dorothy Forster [i. e.
Mrs. L. J. Cary]; in E flat. © Mrs. Leo J. Cary,
London. R 111336, Sept. 12, 1942. 109
Little Honolulu Lou; hula, w Jesse G. M. Glick, m
H. Kailimai. © Lucile Burton Glick, Hollywood,
Calif. & Henry Kailimai, Detroit. R 111438, Sept.
21, 1942. 110
Little love but not for me; from Miss Information,
w E, Janis, mJ. D. Kern. © Elsie Janis & Jerome
D. Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111409, Sept.
16, 1942. 111
Little white moon-beam; song, w Fred G. Bowles;
inF. © C. Edgar Ford, Tedduyton, England. R
110725, June 8, 1942. 112
Love divine; op. 72, w Charles Wesley; sop. & ten.
© J. Edwin Allemong, Roanoke, Va. R 111485,
Sept. 23, 1942. 113
Love thoughts; valse hesitante; pf. © Leo Edwards,
New York. R 111484, Sept. 21, 1942. 114
Love’s avowal; by H. W. Petrie; pf. © Julia C.
Petrie, Chicago. R 111435, Sept. 21, 1942. 115
Marche héroique; organ. © Roland Diggle, Los
Angeles. R 111545, Sept. 29, 1942. 116
Marionettes; song, from Ned Wayburn’s towntopics,
w Frank M. Stammers. © Harold Orlob, New
York. R 111512, Sept. 25, 1942. 117
Mauna Loa; song, w Mokihana Fernandez. © Charles
E. King, New York. R 111372, Sept. 15, 1942.
118
Meditation; song, w Ernest Dowson. © Cyril Scott,
London. R 111406, Sept. 18, 1942. 119
Melody of the century; song, from Ned Wayburn’s
town topics, w Thomas J. Gray. © Harold Orlob,
New York. R 111495, Sept. 24, 1942. 120
Midnight in the old home town; song, m Hampton
Durand. © Casper Nathan, Chicago. R 111306,
Sept. 10, 1942. 121
Minute waltz; by Fr. Chopin, op. 64, no. 1, arr.
Charles J. Roberts; orch. © Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. R 111402, Sept. 17, 1942. 122
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Mona Lisa; opera, w Beatrice Dovsky, m Max von
Schillings, op. 31; orch. partitur. © Barbara von
Schillings, Berlin. R 111477, Sept. 24, 1942.
123
Morfars fiol; af Torsten Petre, op. 41, nr. 4; violin
och pf. © Fanny Elisabet Petre, Sodertalje,
Sweden. R 111528, Sept. 29, 1942. 124
Mother o’ mine; song, m Marion Raybould. ©
Alexander Budin, New York. R 111546, Sept. 29,
1942. 125
Musical zephyrs; by William H. Potstock, op. 16,
nos. 1-12; violin & pf. © Martha Potstock, Chi-
cago. R 111356, Sept. 15, 1942. 126
My melancholy baby; w George A. Norton, m Ernie
Burnett. © Charles E. Norton, East Cleveland,
O. R 111388, Sept. 15, 1942. 127
My Pauline; from The girl who smiles, w Edward
A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud.
of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June Paul-
ton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R 111470,
Sept. 24, 1942. 128
My spirit longs for Thee; w John Byrom, m Charles
P. Scott; mixed voices. © Jennie Boyce, Provi-
dence. R 111487, Sept. 24, 1942. 129
My sunshine; on theme of O sole mio, by H. L. Net-
tler; pf. © Theodore Lohr & William A. Heyse,
Rosedale, L.I., N. ¥Y. R 111524, Sept. 25, 1942.
130
Mygale (The); new dance creation, Walter Pulitzer;
pf. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R 111322, Sept.
11, 1942. 131
No limit; w Godfrey Montague Lebhar, m Bain-
bridge [i. e. L. B.] Crist. © Lucien Bainbridge
Crist, Washington. R 111444, Aug. 24, 1942.
132
No one helps like Jesus; song, w James Rowe. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 111500,
Sept. 26, 1942. 133
Nocturne in B flat minor; pf. © Frank Howard War-
ner, Bronxville, N. Y. R 111540, Sept. 29, 1942.
134
Novelette; by Robert Schumann, op. 99, ed. & rev.
Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Vanita G. Saperton,
Dagmar Godowsky & Leopold Godowsky, jr., New
York. R 111446, Sept. 22, 1942. 135
Now is Christ risen; Easter anthem with hallelujah,
Biblical w, m George William Warren. © C. E.
Warren, New York. R 111314, Aug. 27, 1942.
136
O Lord, how excellent; Biblical w, m Charles P.
Scott; mixed voices. © Jennie Boyce, Providence.
R 111488, Sept. 24, 1942. 137
Ode héroique; pf. © Cyril Scott, London. R 111405,
Sept. 28, 1942. 138
O dear Marie; from The girl who smiles, w Ed-
ward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet
[pseud. of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June
Paulton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R 111469,
Sept. 24, 1942. 139
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Oh! That lovey rag; song. © Newton Alexander,
Los Angeles. R 110907, Aug. 18, 1942. 140
Oh you beautiful blonde; w A. Dubin, m G. B. Mc-
Connell, arr. Rudolph Thaler. © Alexander Dubin,
New York & George B. McConnell, Bridgeport,
Conn. #111520, Sept. 26, 1942. 141
Old are getting younger everyday; song, from Ned
Wayburn’s town topics, w Robert B. Smith. ©
Harold Orlob, New York. R 111496, Sept. 24,
1942. 142
On the sands of Wah-ki-ki; from Miss Information,
w E. Janis, m J. Kern & Henry Kailimai. © Elsie
Janis & Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif. R
111349, Sept. 9, 1942. 143
Oh the shores of Italy; waltz, hesitation-boston,
Al Piantadosi & Jack Glogau, arr. Calvin Grooms;
tnand, orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
110920, Aug. 18, 1942. 144
Once you and I; w Elizabeth M. Lockwood, m Percy
Elliott. © Lillian May Elliott, London. R 111331,
Sept. 11, 1942. 145
Only heart broken was mine; song, w Floyd Thomp-
son. © E. Clinton Keithley, Chicago. R 111533,
Sept. 28, 1942. 146
Oriental intermezzo; spy Herbert Arthur Wheeldon;
organ. © Banker’s trust co. , New York. R
111542, Sept. 29, 1942. 147
Oskaloosa pets; song, from Ned Wayburn’s town
topics, w Robert B. Smith. © Harold Orlob, New
York. R 111493, Sept. 23, 1942. 148
Our native land; patriotic hymn, Edvard Grieg,
paraphrase A. Eaglefield Hull; organ. © Bertha
Constance Hull, Huddersfield, England. R 111386,
Sept. 16, 1942. 149
—— —w I. Hearne, = Edvard Grieg, arr. A.
Eaglefield Hull. 1. Men’s voices. - 2. Song; in D
min. © Bertha Constance Hull, Huddersfield,
England. # 111384, 111385, Sept. 16, 1942.
150, 151
Paradise Isles; song, w C. R. Coe. © Henry Kaili-
mai, Detroit. R 111437, Sept. 21, 1942. 152
Passacaglia; v. Handel, fur violine u. bratsche frei
bearb. Johan Halvorsen, fur das klavier bearb. P.
Schramm, op. 20. © Paul Schramm, Copenhagen.
R 111294, Sept. 8, 1942. 153
Pastorale; v. Dom. Scarlatti, frei bearb.; pf. Kon-
zertvortrag. © Ignaz Friedman, Vaucluse, Aus-
tralia. R 111536, Sept. 29, 1942. 154
Piano exercises for the systematic development of
finger stretching; by Pietro Floridia. © Lina B.
Floridia, Columbia, S. C. R 111346, Sept. 15,
1942. 155
Polish dance no. 1; by Xaver Scharwenka, op. 3,
arr.; orch. © Henry E. Geehl, London. R 111382,
Sept. 16, 1942. 156
Polonaise militaire; by F. Chopin, arr. R. E. Hil-
dreth; orch. © Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. R
111552, Sept. 29, 1942. 157
Popular rag; song, from Hands up, m Cliff Hess.
© E. Ray Goetz, New York. R 111345, Sept. 14,
1942. 158
Princess Pat; bk. & lyrics Henry Blossom, m Vic-
tor Herbert. Voc. sc. © Ella Herbert Bartlett
& Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New York, Clifford
Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. R 111326, Sept. 12,
1942. 159
Put it over; song, from Ned Wayburn’s town topics,
w Robert B. Smith. © Harold Orlob, New York.
R 111510, Sept. 25, 1942. 160
Rappel (Le) des oiseaux; v. Jean Philippe Rameau,
frei bearb.; pf. Konzertvortrag © Ignaz Fried-
man, Vaucluse, Australia. R 111537, Sept. 29,
1942. 161
Riff-raff Rafferty; song, from Ned Wa yburn’s town
topics, w Robert B. Smith. © Harold Orlob, New
York. R 111513, Sept. 25, 1942. 162
Romance; aus La pazza per amore, v. Nicolas Da-
layrac, frei bearb.; pf. Konzertgebrauch. © Ignaz
Friedman, Vaucluse, Australia. R 111538, Sept.
29, 1942. 163
——nby Ethelbert Nevin, op. 18, no. 1; pf. Abbrevi-
ated ed. © Boston music co., Boston. R 111519,
Sept. 25, 1942. 164
— —— —transcribed Carl Engel; violin & pf.
© Boston music co., Boston. R 111498, Sept. 24,
1942. : 165
Russian dance; pf. © Cyril Scott, —— R
-111408, Sept. 18, 1942. 166
Scaddle-de-mooch; fox trot, Cecil Mack [pseud. of
R. C. MacPherson] & Chris Smith; pf. © R. C.
McPherson, New York. R 111490, Sept. 23, 1942.
167
Schlummert sanft in heil’ger ruh’; w Schack-Staf-
feldt, m Ludolf Nielsen, op. 33; streichorch. u
harfe. Partitur u. stimmen. © Ellen Nielsen,
Copenhagen. R 111526, Sept. 29, 1942. 168
Search (The); by Edwin Henry Lemare, op. 92;
organ. © Charlotte Lemare, Los Angeles. R
111328, Sept. 11, 1942. 169
Sérénade amoureuse; by Percy Elliott; pf. © Lil-
lian May Elliott, London. R4111329, Sept. 11,
1942. 170
Sérénade espagnole; by Georges Bizet, arr. Charles
J. Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. R 111551, Sept. 29, 1942. 171
Sérénade mignonne; by Alfred Grunfeld, arr. Charles
J. Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. R 111549, Sept. 29, 1942. 172
Seventeen voluntaries for the organ. bk. 10. ©
Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, England. R 111374,
July 6, 1942. 173
She sang Aloha to me; w & m Joseph Buell Carey.
© Buell C. Ellis, San Anselmo, Calif. & C. J.
Carey, Sacramento, Calif. R 111445, Sept. 22,
1942. 174
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She’s the daughter of Mother Machree; w Jeff T.
Nenarb, m Ernest R. Ball. © M. Witmark &
sons, New York. R 111324, Sept. 12, 1942. 175
Singende fontane; nocturne, Walter Niemann;
klavier. © Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. R 111434, Sept. 21, 1942. 176
Slumber song; by Chr. Ersfeld, op. 11, special arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; trio combinations. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. R 111389, Sept. =
1942.
Smith (The); German w Uhland, English w Freder-
ick H. Martens, m Johannes Brahms, arr.; wo-
men’s 3-pt. cho. © Victor Harris, New York. R
111106, Aug. 28, 1942. 178
Social rigamarole; song, m Hampton Durand. ©
Casper Nathan, Chicago. R 111305, Sept. 10, 1942.
179
Some sort of somebody; from Miss Information,
w E. Janis, m J. Kern. © Jerome Kern & Elsie
Janis, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111348, Sept. 9,
1942. 180
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Sonata in A; by George Friedrich Handel, arr.;
violin. © Alfred Moffat, London. R 111383, Sept.
16, 1942. 181
Sospiri d’amore; d’apres un motif de Giuseppe
Sammartini, par Alfred Kaiser, revu et doigté
Hans Wessely; violon et pf. © Schott & co., ltd.,
London. R 111310, June 27, 1942. 182
Souvenir de Sarasate; fantasia espagnole, William
H. Potstock; violin & pf. © Martha Potstock, Chi-
cago. R 111357, Sept. 15, 1942. 183
Spanish romance; by Robert Schumann, transcribed
Carl Tausig, ed. & rev. Leopold Godowsky;. pf.
© Vanita G. Saperton, Dagmar Godowsky & Leo-
pold Godowsky, jr., New York. R 111450, Sept. 22,
1942. 184
Spinning wheel song; w Alfred Perceval Graves; in
B min. © Fay Foster, New York. R 111543, Sept.
29, 1942. 185
Springtide love; song, w Frank Dempster Sherman,
in B flat. © Fay Foster, New York. R 111544;
Sept. 29, 1942. 186
Subway love; song, from Ned Wayburn’s town top-
ics. © Harold Orlob, New York. R 111515, Sept.
25, 1942. 187
Summer nights; idyl; pf. © Lee S. Roberts, Los
Angeles. R 111334, Sept. 12, 1942. 188
Sunny Riviera Bay; song,m Malvin M. Franklin. ©
L. Wolfe Gilbert, Hollywood, Calif. R 111457,
Sept. 23, 1942. 189
Sur l’eau; op. 59, no. 7; pf. © Ignaz Friedman,
Vaucluse, Australia. R 111301, Sept. 8, 1942.
190
Syncopated minuet; w Henry Creamer, m James
Reese Europe. © Mary Lorraine Europe, Wash-
ington. R 111432, Sept. 21, 1942. 191
210
Take me back to Melody Lane; song. © Dave Reed,
New York. R 111414, Sept. 18, 1942. 192
Tempest (The); descriptive fantasia; full orch. ©
M. L. Lake, Palisades, N.J. R 111347, Sept. 15,
1942. 193
Tendre (La) Fanchon; rondeau, v. Francois Cou-
perin, frei bearb.; pf. Konzertvortrag. © Ignaz
Friedman, Vaucluse, Australia. R 111539, Sept.
29, 1942. 194
That’s what Imean when Tcall you machree; w J.
K. Brennan, m Ernest R. Ball. © M. Witmark &
sons, New York & J. Keirn Brennan, Los Angeles.
R 111521, Sept. 28, 1942. 195
There’s a little spark of love still burning; w Joe
[i. e. Joseph] McCarthy, m Fred Fischer. ©
Leo Feist, inc., New York & Joseph McCarthy,
Hadley, N. ¥. R 111559, 111564, Oct. 5, 1942.
196, 197
There’s a little warm affection in the corner of my
heart; w Jerry Jordan [pseud. of D. Berg], m Ana-
tol Friedland. © David Berg, New York. R
111391, Sept. 17, 1942. 198
They hung up the old cordeen; w & m Joe [i.e. J.
W.| Guinan. © Joseph W. Guinan, Detroit. R
111451, Sept. 19, 1942. 199
Thou art, O God; anthem, w Moore; mixed voices.
© Arthur Bergh, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 111321,
Sept. 10, 1942. 200
Three offertories; organ or harmonium. © Frank
Renard, Dallas. R 111440, Sept. 23, 1942. 201
Three sonatas for young people; by Robert Schu-
mann, op. 118, critically rev. & fingered Max
Vogrich; pf. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R
111516, Apr. 23, 1942. 202
To Lou; song, w Jeff Branen. © Arthur Lange, Los
Angeles. R 111323, Sept. 5, 1942. 203
Toccata; by Edwin Henry Lemare, op. 98; organ;
inD min. © Charlotte Lemare, Los Angeles. R
111330, Sept. 11, 1942. 204
Tod in 4hren; lied, w Detlev von Liliencron. ©
Robert Konta, Vienna. R 111475, Sept. 24, 1942.
205
Tristan and Isolde; prelude, Richard Wagner, re-
arr. Charles J. Roberts; full orch. © Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. R 111403, Sept. 17, 1942. 206
Trollslandan; af Torsten Petre, op. 41, nr. 7; vio-
lin och pf. © Fanny Elisabet Petre, Sodertalje,
Sweden. R 111527, Sept. 29, 1942. 207
Turn the hands back, Father Time; w Dick [i. e.
R.] Howard, m Harry Jentes & Lewis F. Muir. ©
Richard Howard, South Danville, N. H. R 111327,
Sept. 11, 1942. 208
Two big eyes; from Miss Information, w J. L. Gold-
en,m C.Porter. © Cole Porter & John L. Golden,
New York. R 111394, Sept. 17, 1942. 209
—song, m Cole Porter. © John L. Golden, New
York. R 111307, Sept. 9, 1942. 210
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Variations in A; op. 35; pf. © Harry Farjeon,
Hampstead, England. R 111376, Sept. 16, 1942.
211
Variations onthe name Abegg; op. 1 [andj Papillons;
op. 2: by Robert Schumann, rev. & fingered Max
Vogrich; pf. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R
111416, Mar. 4, 1942. 212
Viermal acht liedchen; lied, op. 22, nrs. 1-8. ©
Leo Blech, Stockholm. R 111478, Sept. 24, 1942.
213
Wake up! It’s cake walk day; song, from Ned Way-
burn’s town topics, w Thomas J. Gray. © Harold
Urlob, New York. R 111514, Sept. 25, 1942. 214
Waltz of the roses; by D. W. Crist; pf. © Gertrude
Crist, Alliance, O. R 111458, Sept. 18, 1942.
215
We take our hats off to you, Mr. Wilson; w & mB.
Merrill & L. Edwards. © Blanche Merrill, Long
Beach, L. 1., N. Y. & Leo Edwards, New York. R
111441, 111442, Sept. 21, 1942. 216, 217
Wedding of the sunshine and the rose; w Stanley
Murphy, m A. Gumble. © Elizabeth Murphy,
Beechhurst, L. I., N. Y. & Albert Gumble, New
York. R 111464, Sept. 23, 1942. 218
What are you going to do with me now; w Joe [i. e.
Joseph} McCarthy, m Howard Johnson. © Joseph
McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. & Edna Johnson, New
York. R 111563, Oct. 5, 1942. 219
What you are and what you want to be; song, from
Ned Wayburn’s town topics, w Robert B. Smith.
© Harold Orlob, New York. R 111494, Sept. 23,
1942, 220
When dearie calls me dear; song, w Will J. Jones.
© August Kleineke, Tucson, Ariz. R 111393, Sept.
17, 1942. 221
When it’s all over; song, m Kerry [i. e. Frederick
Allen] Mills. © Lew Brown, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 111309, Sept. 9, 1942. 222
When it’s moonlight on the Alamo; medley one-step,
two-step or trot, intro. The high cost of loving,
by Bryan-Fischer-Meyer, arr. Calvin Grooms;
mand. orch. © Leo, Feist, inc., New York. R
111428, Sept. 21, 1942. 223
Whenyou play inthe game of love; medley hesitation
waltz, intro. I used to live in Dreamland, by
Piantadosi-Glogau, arr. Calvin Grooms; mand.
orch. © eo Feist, inc., New York. R 111429,
Sept. 21, 1942. 224
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
When you’re spooning ‘neath the Junetime moon;
song. © Dave Reed, New York. R 111413, Sept.
18, 1942. 225
Who is she; from The girl who smiles, w Edward A.
Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud. of
A. Philipp} & A. Philipp. © Jessie June Paulton,
West Tarring, Sussex, England. R 111471, Sept.
24, 1942, 226
Who paid the rent for Rip Van Winkle; song, melody
Fred Fischer. © Alfred Bryan, East Orange, N.
J. R95010, Mar. 18, 1941. 227
Ye mariners of England; w Thomas Campbell;
treble voices. © Thomas Frederick Dunhill, Lon-
don. R 111375, Sept. 16, 1942. 228
You and I; from Jack’s romance, by Linda Blood-
good, arr. Lee Orean Smith; orch. © Leo Feist,
inc., New York. R 111430, Sept. 21, 1942. 229
——w F. O’Hara, m L. Bloodgood, © Fiske O’Hara,
Los Angeles & Linda Bloodgood, New York. R
111507, Aug. 6, 1942. 230
You don’t take a sandwich to a picnic; w & m Wor-
ton David, m J. P. Long... © Lillian Shirley David,
Kenton, Middlesex, England & J. P. Long, Hove,
England. R 111499, Sept. 26, 1942. 231
You great big bashful doll; w Grant Clarke, m
Maurice Abrahams. © Belle Baker Abrahams,
New York. R 111344, Sept. 14, 1942. 232
You have got the style; song, from Ned Wayburn’s
town topics, w Thomas J, Gray. © Harold Orlob,
New York. R 111491, Sept. 23, 1942. 233
Young America; song. © Frank Fay, New York. .
R 111410, Sept. 18, 1942. 234
Young America, we’re strong for you; song. ©
William McKenna, Jersey City. R 111557, Sept.
30, 1942. 235
——w & m Billy [i. e. W.] McKenna. © William
McKenna, Jersey City. R 111558, Sept. 30, 1942.
236
Your picture; from The girl who smiles, w Edward
A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud.
of A. Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June Paul-
ton, West Tarring, Sussex, England. R 111412,
Sept. 4, 1942. 237
You’re just like an angel to me; song, w Andrew K,
Allison. © James Kendis, Jamaica, N. Y. R
111340, Sept. 11, 1942. 238
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 8, 1891,
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1942
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Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vil of no. 8;
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(1918), pages vi—viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vii—vill of nos. 3-4:
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Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos. 11-12;
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Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. My (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 138;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
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Trish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vill of no. oF
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Netherlands, vol. 18 ( 1923) , pages vi-vii of no. 3;
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pages xv—x1x of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages 1x—x of no. 7;
sere (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi—vil
OLNO.9.5
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 ( 1928), pages vi—vii of no. 7:
Spain, vol. 29 (1934) , pages vi—vil of no. 10;
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Switzerland, Wolo 1924), pages vii—vill of nos. 5-6 ;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A. T. C. A.; by Sol Kaplan. 1. March
& end title—2. Main title ©1e.
each Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310775,
310779; Loew’s, inc., New York.
41611, 41612
Absent lover; pf., with w. © 1.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314286; Verne
W. Storey, Ithaca, N. Y.~ 41613
Accident; from Random harvest, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 313967; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 41614
Ace (An) in the sky; w & melody.
© ie, Oct. 75-1942 si unp. 311911;
William James Graham, New York.
41615
Aching heart; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 e@4 Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310694;
Jewel Essie Jones, Eloy, Ariz. 41616
Across my heart; w & melody Annie
Laurie [i. e. Annie Laura] Trous-
dale; in C maj. © 1. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 814480; Annie Laura
Trousdale, Houston. 41617
Across the field; march, Chester Le-
oni; symphonic band pts., with con-
ductor) \©, Oct. 23., 1942 :. Hiapub.
108753; Belwin, ine, New York.
41618
Action; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Oct. 14, 1942; E pub. 108471; A. V.
Makinen, New York. 41619
Acuérdate de mi; bolero, letra y m
Rafael Hernandez. © Nov. 18,
1941; E for. 67542; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 41620
Ad lib stomp; w Samuel David Stei-
ner, & melody. © 1 ce ‘Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312181; Noel Anglin
Howenstein, Nappanee, Ind. 41621
Adeste fideles; by John Reading, arr.
Hugo Frey. © Sept. 24, 1942; EB
pub. 108442; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 41622
Adios Rose of Espafia; w & melody
Kathlyn [i. e. H. K.] Tallant. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312639;
- Helen Kathlyn Tallant, Ventura,
Calif. 41623
Admiral’s strut; main title, Paul J.
Smith; pf. conductor. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; EK unp. 314668; Walt Disney
productions, Burbank, Calif, 41624
Adolph, do come over to tea; song.
© 1e. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 314507;
Gene Lockhart, Hollywood, Calif.
41625
Adolph Hitler, you are in for the
pickler; w & melody. © 1 e¢. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 318190; William
Mullett, Long Beach, Calif. 41626
Aetna; march, A. Louis Scarmolin;
symphonic band pts., with con-
ductor. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108551; Pro-art publications, New
York. 41627
After all; by Billy Strayhorn; pf. ©
Sept. 28, 1942; E pub. 108017;
Tempo music, ine., New York. 41628
After Ida; from White cargo, by
Bronislaw Kaper & Prince Modupe.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310760;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 41629
After I’m gone; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309267;
Michael Mormul, Winnipeg, Manit.,
Canada. 41630
After sundown; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 311902; E.
Gehrke Chinn, Antioch, [1]. 41631
After taps; w & melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313021; Michael J.
Corcoran, Albany. 41632
After the fighting’s over; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 308102; Edna Cristel,
East St. Louis, I]. 41633
After the war is over; w & m Ralph
Logan. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub.
107380; Cine-mart music pub. co.,
Hollywood, Calif. 41634
w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1942;
E unp. 811460; Dorothea Vaughn
Grogan, Charleston, W. Va. 41635
After you’ve gone; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942; EH
unp. 810997; Maye Rizoneli, Mul-
lan, Id. 41636
1527
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
41637
Again: w & m HBiileene [i. e. F. E.]
Fawley. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; EH
unp. 308209; Frances Hileene Faw-
ley, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Again My flocks shall bide; song.
1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314032;
Eva ©. Sanford, Schenectady, N. Y.
41638
Ain’ it de truth; from Cabin in the
sky, w H. Y. Harburg, m Herold
Arlen. © 1 c¢. Sept. 16, 1942; EH
unp. 309122; Loew’s, inc., New York.
41639
Ain’t goin’ to tell you what I’m doin’;
song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313116; Sidney Easton, Corona, N. Y.
41640 |.
Ain’t got a dime to my name; from
Road to Moroceo, w Johnny Burke,
m Jimmy Van Heusen. © Oct. 20,
1942; E pub. 108704; Famous music
corp., New York. 41641
Ain’t no business we can do; w & m
Joe Clayton; pf. treble. © 1. Oct.
© 26, 1942; H unp. 313211; Wabash
music co., Evergreen Park, Ill.
41642
Ain’t you sorry; song, m Al Eldridge.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314068;
Blanche Leabig, St. Louis. 41643
Air conquest; w & melody. © 1«.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312472; J.
Clarence Duff, Toronto. 41644
Air corps drilling march; song. ©1ec.
Oct. 18, 1942; EH unp. 311794; Lucien
Kirsch, Long Beach, N. Y. 41645
Air raid; by Harry Salter; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 20, 1942; EH unp. 312567; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 41646
Aires espanoles; de Carlos Marcucci;
bandoneon. © June 4, 1941; E for.
67461; Peer internat]. corp., New
York. 41647
Airmen’s hymn; w The Earl of Lyt-
ton, m Ralph Vaughan Williams;
pf. or organ ace. © July 9, 1942;
EK for. 67515; Oxford univ. press,
London. 41648
Al fin; de Law of the tropics, letra
Leo Rojo, m Jesus Castillon. ©
Jan. 14,.1942; E pub. 108668; Peer
internat]. corp., New York. 41649
Alabama hill billy way; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310840;
Lorena Thompson, Vinemont, Ala.
41650
41637
©
pt. III, nS, Von
Alabama moon; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314404; David
Gwilym Davies, Morgantown, W. Va.
41651
Alamo polka; by Darrell Kirkpatrick;
pf. treble © 1c. Aug. 4, 1942; E
unp. 318427; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 41652
Alaska moon; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Oct. 26, 1942;
HE unp. 318222; Helen Berg, Ketchi-
kan, Alaska. 41653
Album of concert clarinet solos with
piano accompaniment; arr. & ed.
Merle J. Isaac & Clifford P. Lillya.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108686; M. M.
Cole pub. co., Chicago. 41654
Album of concert cornet and trumpet
solos with piano accompaniment;
arr. & ed. Clifford P. Lillya & Merle
J.. Isaac. Se,.& pts. ©) er aaa
1941; E pub, 108412; M. M. Cole
pub. co., Chicago. 41655
Album of concert saxophone solos with
piano accompaniment; arr. & ed.
Merle J. Isaac & Clifford P. Lillya.
© Oct. 7, 1942; E pub. 108685; M.
M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 41656
Album of concert trombone solos with
piano accompaniment; arr. & ed.
Merle J. Isaac & Clifford P. Lillya.
© Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 108687; M.
M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 41657
Ali Baba and the forty thieves; musi-
cal play, based on story in Arabian
nights, text Sid Frank, m Denes
Agay. ©1ec. Nov. 4, 1942; D 76185;
Fairyland theatre co. ine, New
York, 41657*
All aboard for Axis Land; song, arr.
Tom Dillard. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309615; Chris V. Rowland,
Baltimore. 41658
All aboard for Pleasure Island; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
812820; Al Frazzini & Dave Katz,
Boston. 41659
All about our Saviour; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c: Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313225; Mary Hilen
Waldrop, Coleman, Tex. 41660
All alert America; song, m Mae Davis.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313098 ;
Aroline Howland Van Wyck, Stan-
dish, Me. 41661
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
All America knows; w.
Stranger [pseud. of Michael Morri-
son] & F. B. Lacy, m F. B. Lacy. ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311011;
Florene Burdine Lacy, Cedar Rapids,
Ia. & Michael Morrison, Millbury,
Mass. 41662
All American guy; song. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312952; Louise Bai-
ett, Streator, Ill. 41663
All American quiz; w & melody. ©
1 ec Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 311045;
David W. Sides, San Antonio.
41664
All around the world; pf. treble, with
my Ne) ee. Oct: It, 1042 ey HY “Unhp.
313568 ; Walter Doyle, Millville, N. J.
41665
All day, all night, sweetheart; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313911; Ernest K. Stratton, San
Francisco. 41666
All for me; melody Bill [i. e. W. H.]
St. Thomas & K. D. Hawkins. © 1
e. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313032; Kay
D. Hawkins & William H. St.
Thomas, Gloversville, N. Y. 41667
All for the Red, White and Blue; song,
melody Robert VanSickle © 1.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313784; Thomas
R. Fahlor, Cowansville, Pa. 41668
All for victory; song. © Sept. 12, 1942;
E pub. 107739; Sara Louise Howells,
Portland, Or. 41669
All I ever do is think of you; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314501; Robin Carroll Medany, Fort
Ord, Calif. 41670
All I sing is blues; w & melody Fred
Gray [pseud. of F. H. Goldhahn]
© 1e. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313398;
Frederick H. Goldhahn, Philadelphia.
41671
All I want is my vodka; song. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312685; Arnold
Arthur Korrick, New Haven. 41672
All in one for you; song, melody Earl
H. Grass. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
314438; Val G. Winters, Sainte Gene-
vieve, Mo. 41673
All is well; song, melody Clem Lora,
Don Neumeier & Bob [i. e. J. R.]
Neely. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp.
309435 ; John Robert Neely, Lima, O.
° 41674
41588
Michael | All my heart this night rejoices ; Christ-
mas carol, w tr. Catherine Wink-
worth, m Basil Harwood; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Oct. 21, 1942;
E for. 67615; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 41675
All on account of a hot dog Mary isn’t
merry anymore; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311850; Harry
F. Chiaravallo, Hasbrouck Heights,
IN. cls 41676
All out for love; w Hileen [i. e. A. E.]
O’Neill, m Peggy [i. e. Margaret
Mary] O’Neill. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942;
EH ounp. 309410; Alice Hileen O’Neill,
Bronxville, N. Y. 41677
All-out for MacArthur; song. © Sept.
26, 1942; E pub. 108440; Ralph A.
Barfell, Appleton, Wis. 41678
All out for Uncle Sammy; w & melody
Bert fit,.e.;HaJ.iy LaRose.., Ontre
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313698 ; Herbert
J. LaRose, Boston. 41679
All out for victory; m. Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310816; Jessie H. Lin-
ville, Charleston, W. Va. 41680
—— pf. treble, with w. ©1e. Oct. 28,
1942; E unp. 313407; Fred C. Gua-
lano, Chicago. 41681
— song. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp.
314533; Charles Edward Gates, Ely-
ria, O. 41682
— -— melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313228 ; Bessie H. Holt, Bedford, Ind.
41683
w. Grace Habermaas. ©1c.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314226; Charles
W. Habermaas, Chicago. 41684
All that I am and all that I have;
song, m Rosalie Feola. ©.1c. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314487; Florence
Marie Catena, Chicago. 41685
All the luck in the world; w James J.
Wills, m Henry B. May. © Sept.
15, 1942; E pub. 1078389; Cine-mart
music pub. co., Hollywood, Calif.
41686
All through the night; old Welsh song,
arr. Roy Ringwald; men’s cho. ©
June 12, 1942; E pub. 108457 ;s Words
& music, inc., New York. 41687
— Welsh folk song, w H. Boulton,
- m arr. Noble Cain; 3-pt. mixed cho.
© Oct. 10, 1942; E pub. 108515; Hall
& McCreary co., Chicago. 41688
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
41589
Allegro; by Joseph Haydn, arr. Arvid
Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Sept.
8, 1942; E pub. 108184; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 41689
Allegro de concert; 38d movement,
from Mendelssohn’s Violin concerto, |.
errs ipl. © a @Octhw2 00942; (EH
unp. 313324; Cécile LeVeillé, Law-
rence, Mass. 41690
Alleluia; motet; men’s cho. © 1.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 3086385; Eu-
gene Rodman Lester, Wickford, R. I.
41691
Allies (The); w & melody. © 1e
Sept. 26, 1942; EH unp. 311369; Mil-
dred Cantor, Fort Dix, N. J. 41692
Allies are out to win; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, «with -w. © 1-¢
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309114; Ina
Ward, Hondo, Tex. 416938
Alma mater; w HE. H. Lewis, m arr.
Thornton W. Allen; men’s voices.
© Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108508; Al-
len intercollegiate music, ine, New
York, 41694
Aloha don’t mean farewell forever; w
& melody Roy Lamb. © 1 ¢. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 314273; Myron G.
Albin, Eastport, N. Y. 41695
Alone and lonely; w & m Jimmy
Wakely. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108609; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 41696
Alone with memories of you; song.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313188;
Marie Jones, Kansas City, Mo.
41697
Along about evening; w Thelma My-
ers, & melody. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1942;
E unp. 314457; Henry N. Myers, De-
troit. 41698
Along toward evenin’; by C. Franz
Koehler; pf. © Aug, 29, 1942; E
pub. 107353; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia, 41699
Altars; song, from Wheels of love, m
Edward Redding. © 1. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309573; E. La Varre
Routh, Louisville. 41700
Although you’re gone; w Victor Pal-
mitessa & J. Rotella; pf. © lec
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312724; John
Rotella, North Bergen, N. J. 41701
Always American; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil., © 1. @- Oct. 12) 19423, H:
unp. 311719; Fadie Bell Cornell,
Clanton, Ala. 41702
pt. II, n. s., v. 37
Am I asking too much; song, melody
William Lane. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
EK unp. 3811994; Thomas Henry
Scott, New York. 41703
Amen for victory; w Mina B, Cohen,
m Natalie Mayer; pf. ©1e. Sept.
25, 1942; E unp. 311397; Natalie
Gingold, Brooklyn. 41704
America; song. © 1. Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312648; Douglas Wright, jr.,
San Marino, Calif. 41705
America and the Flag; w & m Wil-
liam Edwards Baxter; with mixed ©
quartet. © Oct. 31, 1942; E pub.
109004; House of harmony, W. E.
Baxter, sole owner, Louisville.
41706
America and the Red, White and
Blue; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Oct. 20, 1942; E pub, 108578; Lulu
Bassett, Pollock Pines, Calif. 41707
America forever; m James Welch; pf.,
with w. © June 2, 1942; EH pub.
108940; John Maley. Wilson, Junc-
tion City, Kan. 41708
—— song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1 ¢ Oct; 6, °1942; "Hb unpsri210;
Eunice May Lewis Harding, Austin,
Ea. 41709
America, free strong and just; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
310788 ; Arthur S. Brindley, Warsaw,
Ind. 41710
America, I hear you calling; w & mel-
ody Mrs. C. L. [i. e. M.] Mattfeldt.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310336;
Mata Mattfeldt, San Francisco.
41711
America, I love you; w Byron [i. e.
J. B.] Perkins, m Henry Mook Phoe-
nix; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314220; Henry Mook Phoenix,
Oakhurst, N. J. & J. Byron Perkins,
Spring Lake, N. J. 41712
America, I love you, only you; song,
m. Eddie Keenan. © Oct. 6, 1942;
E pub. 108257; Charles Gust, New-
ark, IN. oi. 41713
America is fighting mad; w M. Shapiro,
m D. Huff. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; H
unp. 313483; Dorothy Huff & Mollie
Shapiro, Newark, N. J. 41714
America is marching on; song. © Oct.
30, 1942; E pub. 108912; Thomas A.
Stevens, Poquonock Bridge, Conn.
. 41715
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
America is rising; arr. W. G.; mixed
voices. © Oct. 22, 1942; E pub.
108728; Carl Edward Anderson, Chi-
cago. 41716
America is singing; song, w Carrie
Carter Taylor. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 3138263; Ellen Marion Welsh
Reams, Richmond. 41717
America is the name; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309233; Harry
Francis Bennett, New York. 41718
America land of our home; song, w
Mary Thompson. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1942; H unp. 309468 ; Edward Joshua
Robinson, Fresno, Calif. 41719
America, let’s go; w & m Carlyle &
Jack LaFitte [pseuds. of C. W. Lush]
© Oct. 31, 1942; E pub. 108932;
Cuyler W. Lush, Plattsburg, N. Y.
41720
America! Love it or leave it; song.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1942; E unp. 311407;
Thomas DeWitt Goodpasture, Van-
couver, Wash. 41721
America marches to victory; w G. A.
Ward, m L. Anderson; pf. treble. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309270;
George A. Ward & Lucile Anderson,
Miushime, 0, TiN. Y. 41722
America, my blessed land; w Franz E.
Burgstaller, m Bainbridge [i. e. L.
By Crist..: ©! 1c. Oct: 29, 1942; Hh
unp. 313614 ; Lucien Bainbridge Crist,
Washington. 41723
America, my country ; mixed voices. ©
1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312600;
Ernest Hamilton Hurd, Elizabeth,
IN? sli: 41724
America needs you; w & m Kent
Cooper. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
108298; Broadcast music, ine., New
York. 41725
America needs you now; song, m Hugh
C. Price. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; EB
unp. 314094; Lillian M. Ruttan,
Princeton, Il. 41726
America now and always; song, w Clara
R. Bradley. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E
unp. 310985; Thea Shonberg, Miami
Beach, Fla. 41727
America on the march; song. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313216; Vern
Curson, Houston. 41728
America, on to victory; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313862;
James A, Smith, Washington.
41729 |
1531
31591—43———2
41742
America our continent; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312489; A. M. Stein-
acker, Dundas, Ont., Canada.
41730
America, our country; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313063; Mable
Anderson, Shenandoah, Ia. 41731
America, our gift from God; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1942; E unp. 314138;
Lillian Wells, York, S. C. 41732
America rides again; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311696;
Simson Wington Thompson, New
York. 41733
America sings again; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 3138939;
Lucy H. Van Hoozen, Alden, Il.
41734
America the beautiful; w & melody.
© le. Oct. 17, 1942; EH unp, 312316;
George Jones, Barnes City, Ia.
41735
w Katherine Lee Bates, m Sam-
uel A. Ward, arr. Walter Rolfe. ©
Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108335; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
41736
America, the land for me; song, m J.
Chas. MeNeil & E. Hannes. © 1 «.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312447; EHlsie
Hannes, Milwaukee. 41737
America, the land that we all love; w
& melody. ©1e Nov, 5, 1942; H
unp. 314379; Peter Kaad, Chicago.
417388
America the wonderful, America the
great; w F. Held, melody G. L.
Shumaker. © 1. Oct. 3, 1942; EH
unp. 3811060; Grace L. Shumaker,
La Fayette, Ind. & Floy Held, Wil-
liamsport, Ind. 41739
America, united we stand; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
311412; Mildred Battle Harvey,
Tampa, Fla, 41740
America victorious; w A. M. Fisher,
m C. W. Lemont. © Sept. 17, 1942;
E pub. 108671; Atwood M, Fisher &
Cedric W. Lemont, Washington.
41741
America we love; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1. Oct.
19, 1942; EH unp. 312362; Lucy Mae
Galloway, Elizabethton, Tenn. 41742
41743
America, we love thee; song, m Eddie
- Keenan, © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
- 108472; Maud Maggert, Mishawaka,
Ind, 417438
America, we [?] ready for your call;
w Sam M. Appleman, marr. ©1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; H unp. 311380; Kiva
I. Rodetsky, San Francisco. 41744
America, we'll give; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 ¢ Oct. 26, 1942; EH
unp. 3138348; Pauline Chew, Los An-
- geles. 41745
America will stand; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct, 19,
1942; E unp. 312444; Lloyd George
Yoxtheimer, Norfolk, Va. 41746
America will win; song. © 1. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp, 314114; Manly B.
Ramos, Salisbury, N. C. 41747
America, you are mine; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310814; J. F. Mc-
Donald, Twenty-nine Palms, Calif.
41748
American barcarolle; by Harry War-
ren, arr. D. Savino; pf. © Sept. 24,
1942; EH pub. 107978; Robbins music
corp., New York, 41749
American boys; song, m J. Chas, Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314241; Katherine Hakala, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 41750
American cause; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 ec. Oct. 12, 1942; BE
unp. 311710; Orine Johnston, Chi-
cago. 41751
American feet; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 311960;
Thomas Hearon, New York. 41752
American fighter; pf., with w. ©1e.
Noy. 6, 1942; EH sunp. 314321; W. E.
Rigsby, Fort McPherson, Ga. 41753
American Flag; w Joseph Rodman
Drake, m Otis M. Carrington;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Oct. 20, 1942;
KH pub. 108726; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, 41754
American rhapsody; by Mario Cas-
telnuovo-Tedesco, based on Arkansas
traveller & Turkey in the straw. ©
1 c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310784;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 41755
American song; w Frank Smith, m
Sam W. Martin; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 7, 1942; E pub, 108292; Broad-
cast music, ine, New York.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
41756
pt. II, n.s., v. 37
American way; song, m Noel Bear. ©
1 ec Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312686;
Hilton Baldwin, Livermore, Ky.
41757
Americans, I’m calling you; w & mel-
ody. © 1 c, Oct. 30, 1942 : EK unp.
313635 : Dorothy G. Salus, Philadel-
phia. 41758
America’s awake; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; BH
unp. 814718; Florence’ Krugel,
Louisville. 41759
America’s brave hearts; song. © Nov.
7, 1942; E pub. 109055; John D.
Dagenhart, Lowell, N. C. 41760
America’s dream; song. © 1 ¢. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314177; Jean Scovron
& Peggy Steiner, Pittsburgh. 41761
America’s hero MacArthur, spirit of
victory; w & melody. © 1 c¢. Oct.
. 23, 1942; E unp. 312946; Constantino
Scotese, Utica, N. Y. 41762
America’s march to victory; song, m
Basil V. Alt. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
EK unp. 314553; Joseph H. Hlliott,
Charlottesville, Va. 41763
America’s prayer; song. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 810911; Lyle Regal,
South St. Paul, Minn. 41764
America’s precious to me; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; EH unp. 314019;
Altha Crowther Wright, Baltimore.
41765
America’s sons go forth to war; w &
melody Allene Scott Busby. ©1«.
Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 812915; Mrs.
James Henry Busby, Ennis, Tex.
41766
Amor madrilefiio; paso doble, letra y m
Jeronimo Manchado; pf. © Feb. 20,
1942; E for. 67299; Ediciones inter-
nacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires.
41767
Amor (L’) mio sei solo tu; canzone.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 310172;
Edmondo Alberto Adamo, New York.
41768
Amor ven a mi; vals, letra y m Nelly
Edison; pf. © May 30, 1942; E
for. 67498; Ediciones internacionales
Fermata, Buenos Aires. 41769
Amor y vals; vals, letra Carlos Bahr,
m Rodolfo Biagi; pf. © June 15,
1942; E for. 67499; Ediciones inter-
nacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires.
41770
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
41796
Amorcito lindo; vals, letra y m Charro | Angel face; song, melody M. C. Sax.
Gil; pf. © Nov. 26, 1940; E for.
67573; Promotora Hispano Ameri-
cano de musica, s. a., Mexico City.
41771
Amore; canzone. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1942;
E unp. 310173; Edmondo Alberto
Adamo, New York. 41772
Ancient benedictus; w Tractate Bera-
keth, tr. Lukyn Williams, m William
Wentzell; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 108184; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 41773
Ancient hills; w Ivar Aasen, English
version Robert B. Falk, m Monrad
David -Johansen, ed. Marshall Bar-
tholomew; men’s cho, © Sept. 11,
1942; E pub. 107705; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 41774
And he that doth search the hearts
(Der aber die herzen forschet) ; from
Der geist hilft unsrer schwachheit
auf, by Johann Sebastian Bach, Eng-
lish version Willis Wager, m ed. John
Finley Williamson; mixed cho.
July 30, 1942; E pub. 1080938; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 41775
And love me; w & m Olivia [i. e. M. O.]
Forsell. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; EH
unp. 311856; Martha Olivia Forsell,
Duluth. = 41776
And still the Volga flows; w, adapta-
tion of m & new pf. arr. Meredith
Willson, cho. adapted from Rach-
maninoff’s 2d piano concerto. © Oct.
30, 1942; E pub. 108954;-M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 4ITT7
And they shall not pass; arr. W. W.
Combs; pf., with w; in G. ©1«
Apr. 27, 1942; E unp. 314093; Bates
Murray, Shreveport, La. 41778
And till the World is set free again;
song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
308098 ; Ernest Leland Price, Easton,
Pa. 41779
Andante from 5th symphony; y L. v.
Beethoven, arr. Carl Weber; pf. ©
Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 108680; Emil
Ascher, inc., New York. 41780
Andover rag; by Dick [i. e. R. R.]
Harshman; pf. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
EK unp. 312257; Richard Renville
Harshman & William Lippman,
Englewood, N. J. 41781
Angel baby; w & melody Larry [i. e.
L. W.] Hickman. © 1. Sept. 4,
. 1942; E unp. 808051; Lawrence W.
Hickman, Detroit. 41782
-© 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312339;
B. McKenna, Vallejo, Calif. 41783
Angel in an orchid gown; w Mickey
Stoner, m R. G. Fernwood. ©1 ce.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 310451; Ro-
land Guehrer, Glendale, L. I., N. Y.
41784
Angel in overalls; w & melody Lee
Morris. © 1 ¢ Oct. 15, 1942; H
unp. 312903; Maurice Zeserson, Rox-
bury, Mass, 41785
Anitra’s dance; melody Edvard Grieg,
arr. Vincent Lopez. © 1 ec. Sept.
30, 1942; E unp. 312800; Robbins
music corp., New York. 41786
Annalee; song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 313696; Charles Linus Let-
son, Utica, N. Y. 41787
Annie Laurie; w & m Lady John
Seott, arr. Mario Castelnuovo-Te-
'desco. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314703; Loew’s, inc., New York.
41788
Anniversary in a country cemetery; w
Anne Katherine Porter, m David
Diamond. © July 7, 1942; E pub.
108838; Arrow music press, inc.,
New York. 41789
Afiorando; bolero, letra y melodia
Felipe Valdez Leal. © 1 ec. Oct. 30,
1942; EH unp. 313726; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 41790
Another day; song. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 312716; Lucille V.
Wilkey, Long Beach, Calif. 41791
Another moon; song. © 1. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 313833; Thomas Regi-
nald Sloan, Hamilton, Ont., Can-
ada. 41792
Another moon has passed me by; w
W. Goodman, melody J. Taylor. ©
1 ¢, Oct. 23, 1942; EH unp. 312990;
John Taylor & Walter Goodman,
Otisville, N. Y. 41793
Another new day; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310936; Hattie
Lynch, Washington. 41794
Another year; w D. Heywood, melody
Chubby Green [pseud. of M. Green-
baun] ©1ce. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
311398; Donald Heywood & Morris
Greenbaun, New York, 41795
Answer is. yes; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart & Daniele Am-
fitheatrof. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; BH
unp. 313986; Loew’s, ine., New York.
41796
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41797
Answer the call; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312003; Beu-
lah S. MeIntire, Norwood, Pa.
41797
Answer to my dreams; w Clarence V.
Wilson, m Clinton B. Cary. © 1.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 306698; How-
ard R. Luttrell, South Pasadena,
Calif. 41798
Answer to Walking the floor over you;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311614; Georgia Faye Williams, Ot-
sego, Mich. 41799
Answer we'll give the Jap; song. ©
Ie. Noy, 2) 19422 "inp: stages :
John Hart, Rochester, N. Y. 41800
Anthem of freedom; song, © Apr. 22,
1942; E pub. 108647; Margaret J.
Honn, Los Angeles, 41801
Anxiety ; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor waichard. © 1 © Oct 1221942 -
E unp. 3811606; Gerthel Addison,
Raven, Va. 41802
Appalachian Christmas carol; tradi-
tional w, m arr. Isa Mellwraith;
mixed cho. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108600; H. W. Gray co., ine, New
York. 41803
Appeal of Christ; hymn, arr, Ralph L.
Grosvenor. © June 10, 1942; E pub.
107498; Carl S. Weist, Mount Ver-
tion, N. Y. 41804
Aprende a olvidar; bolero, letra y m
Mario Alvarez. © June 18, 1941;
E for. 67452; Promotora Hispano
Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico,
Dirk, 41805
Aquamarine; by Bernard Maltin; pf.
© Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108973;
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inc, New
York. 41806
Aquella vez; bolero, letra y melodia
Manuel 8. Acuna. © 1 e¢. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313727; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 41807
Arab love-song; song, w Francis
Thompson. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; BH
unp. 310704; Dorothy Slepian, Mat-
tapan, Mass. 41808
Archie; waltz song. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309238; Marie Carrie
Rorick, Orosi, Calif, 41809
Are you a dream; w K. C. Bank, mel-
ody A. H. Neuberger. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312340; Karan C.
Bank & Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los
Gatos, Calif. 41810
pt. 11, n. s., v. 387
Are you kidding; w Lillian R. Alberts,
melody Bob Eschmann & H. G. Ditt-
mer. © 1. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312777; Herbert G. Dittmer, Brook-
lyn. 41811
Areruru awa (Lullaby) ; Chilean folk-
song, English w Jean Atwater Heay-
er, m arr. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; H
unp. 308148; Anita Atwater, Scars-
dale, N. Y. 41812
Argentina rose; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138025; Vincent
Barber, Schenectady, N. Y. 41813
Argentine cafe; song. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1942; EH unp. 311205; Nathan Fried-
man, Rochester, N. Y. 41814
Aria and Andante; by Domenico Para-
dies, arr. W. K. Stanton; organ. ©
Jan. 23, 1941; EH for. 67539; Oxford
univ. press, London. 41815
Ariel; by Bill Gillock; pf. © Sept.
24, 1942; HE pub. 108139; Elkan-Vogel
co., ine., Philadelphia. 41816
Arietta; by William T. Timmings; or-
gan. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
108144; Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Phila-
delpnia. 41817
Ariette from Richard the Lion-hearted ;
French w & m A. HK. M. Grétry, Eng-
lish w & ed. of m Frank La Forge;
high voice. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107661; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
41818
Ariette from Zemire and Azor; French
w&m A, HB. M. Grétry, English w
& ed. of m Frank La Forge; high
voice. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107662; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
41819
Arise—strike back America; song, w
Mattie L. Withers. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309420; Byron R.
Withers, Boston. 41820
Arizona moonlight; song. © Oct. 30,
1942; E pub. 108918; Alice Remsen,
New York. 41821
Arkansas razorback; song. © 1c. Oct.
24, 1942; EF unp. 313304; Grace Mc-
Garrah, Los Angeles. 41822
Arlésienne (L’) ; intermezzo, G. Bizet,
arr. Frederick Block; pf. © Oct. 22,
1942; EH pub. 108690; Century music
pub. co., New York. 41823
Armistice; from Random harvest, com-
posed & arr. Herbert Stothart, in-
cluding excerpts of D’ye ken John
Peel & others. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313976; Loew’s, ine, New
York. 41824
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no. 10, 1942
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
41850
Arms wide open for you; w & melody. | Ask your heart; w & m Al Hardy &
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313079 ;
Paul Colebank, Glendora, Calif.
41825
Army and navy together; w & melody
Ted [i. e. H. C.] Owen. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311288; Hilfort Craft
Owen, Washington. 41826
Army girl; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis} Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
BH unp. 314597; Alice Dean, Laurens,
pac: 41827
Army mother; song, melody Ronald
Buck, ©, 1c Oct. 19,1942) unp:
312558; Mrs. Edward Lafave, Esca-
naba, Mich. 41828
Around the corner; w & melody. © 1
ce. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312535; Mrs.
Howard John Rife, sr., Sterling, Ill.
41829
Arrepentido; letra Nenette Noriega, m
Tito Guizar. © July 21, 1942; H
pub. 108834; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 41830
Arrival in Berlin; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313437; Univer-
sal music corp., New York. 41831
Artists’ life; valse, Johann Strauss
[and] You’re mine; w Bruce Sievier,
m Hero De Rance: arr. W. J. Du-
thoit; military band pts. © Aug.
18, 1942; E for. 67477; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 41832
As I look at my picture of you; song.
Ort c¢. Oct. b1942 Rump, si1i39 ;
Doovid Bud Barskin, Martinsville,
Ind. 41833
As life what is so sweet; w anon., m
David Diamond. © Dec. 18, 1941;
EH pub. 108276; Arrow music press,
inc., New York. 41834
As we traveled; song, m J. Chas, Mc-
Neil & V. Tucker. © 1c Oct. 19,
1942; FH unp. 3812448; Victoria
Tucker, Arlington, Wash, 41835
Ascher’s success album for young
bands and orchestras; various com-
posers, compiled & arr. Rosario
Bourdon; pts. © Sept. 10, 1942; E
pub. 108398; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 41836
Asi es amar; blues, letra y m Gon-
zalo Curiel. © Jan. 16, 1941; E for.
67469; Promotora Hispano Ameri-
cana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
41837
15
(3)
Frankie Flatbush. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314414; Van Brunt mu-
sic pub. co., Hollywood, Calif. 41838
Assurance; w Ira B. Wilson & Inez
Westfall Holmes, m I. W. Holmes;
med. voice. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107781; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
41839
Asylum (The) ; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1 ¢ Noy.
2, 1942; E unp. 313974; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 41840
At Annie’s wedding; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1942; E unp. 314168;
Marius Erdmann, Linden, N. J.
41841
At home; song. © 1c Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 311001; Woldemar Gustav
Stark, Dames Quarter, Md. 41842
At Pearl Harbor; arr. W. G.; mixed
voices. © Oct. 22, 1942; E pub.
108729; Carl Edward Anderson,
Chicago. 41843
At the ballet; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart, based on
Tschaikowsky’s Swan lake ballet.
© 1c. Nov. 2; 1942; E unp. 313971;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 41844
At the close of day; w Eddie [i. e.
HK. 8.] Szymonski, m Sammy Mad-
den, arr. Ralph Hermann; orch, pts.
© Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 107493;
Edmund S. Szymonski, Milwaukee.
41845
At the console; 26 themes, John Gart;
organ. © Aug. 8, 1942; E pub.
108499; Emil Ascher, ine, New
York. 41846
At the cross-roads; fox-trot, English
w Bob Russell, Spanish w Tomas
Rios, m Ernesto Lecuona. © Oct. 6,
1942; E pub. 108224; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
41847
At the Mardi gras; w & m Spencer
Williams. © May 27, 1942; E for.
67575; Cameo music pub, co., Lon-
don. 41848
At the mid hour of night; w Thomas
Moore, m of traditional Irish air,
arr. Hugh S. Roberton; men’s cho.
© Sept. 24, 1942; EH for. 67509;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 41849
At the Savoy; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart & Werner Hey-
mann. © 1c. Noy. 2, 1942; E unp.
313981; Loew’s, inc, New York.
41850
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41851
pt. III, n.'s., v.37
At the shrine of Saint Ann; song.
1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 311061;
Joseph F, Zinge, Denver. 41851
Atlantic charter; song. © 1c. Oct.
3. 81942") Munp, * 310993; isaac
41852
Matchin, Denver.
Attack (The); from A, T. C, A, by
Sol Kaplan. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 310777; Loew’s, inc, New
York. 41853
Attack,—Appeal [and] Rescue; by
Victor L. Schertzinger; orch. pts.
© Sept. 22, 1924; EH pub. 107624;
Photo play music co. ine, New
York. 41854
Au lointain; by A. Gretchaninoff; pf.
© Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108662; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York, 41855
Au matin; by Benjamin Godard, arr.
Carl Weber; pf. © Sept. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108681; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York, 41856
Aura on a summer’s eve; w Janice M.
Aqueline, m Luther A, Clark, arr.
Aaron A. Clark. © Oct. 6, 1942; E
pub. 108486; Catherine M. Cavallaro,
New York. 41857
Ausencia; bolero, letra y m Rafael
Hernandez. © Nov. 18, 1941; E for.
67540; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 51858
Autumn serenade; w Connie Dwyer,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; EB
unp. 312314; Corinne Tayloe Royall,
San Antonio. 51859
Ave Maria; by Franz Schubert, tran-
scribed Arthur E. Korber; pf. ©
‘Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108325; Century
music pub. co., New York. 41860
— English w Lionel Mundy, m
Charles Gounod, adapted to J. S.
Bach’s ist prelude. [English &
Latin text] 1. In D.—2. In E flat.—
Sin EF © Sept 22, 1942; Hetor
67529-67531; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 41861-41863
—— Liturgical w, m arr. Cloyde A.
Slater. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp.
311935; Julianne Martin-Fortner,
Terre Haute, Ind. 41864
w & m Percy B. Kahn, arr. Sister
M. Bernarda; women’s cho. © July
30, 1942; E pub. 107748; G. Schirmer, |.
inc., New York. 41865
© | Avowal; w & melody Annie Laurie [i.
e. Annie Laura] Trousdale; in D
maj. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
314481; Annie Laura ‘Trousdale,
Houston. 41866
Axis treachery; from Little Joe, the
wrangler, by Milton Rosen; conduc-
tor. © 1c Oct. 27, 1942;.E unp.
3134381; Universal music corp., New
York, 41867
Ay, ay, ay; Creole song, English w &
arr. of m Walter Rolfe. [English
and Spanish text] © Oct. 9, 1942;
E pub. 108340; Century music pub.
co., New York. 41868
Ay! Tu no sabes (Have you forgot-
ten); Chilean folksong, English w
Jean Atwater Heaver, melody arr.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308142;
Anita Atwater, Scarsdale, N. Y.
41869
Baabie; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; EH unp. 811536; Jerome Ker-
beck, New York. 41870
Babushka hop; fox trot, Irving Riskin,
arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts. © Aug.
22, 1942; E pub. 107679; Acme music
co., New York. 41871
Baby; from Seven days leave, w Frank
Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh. © Oct.
5, 1942; E pub. 108715; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
41872
— song, melody Ed Chenette. ©1e.
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312071; Mrs. H.
Lane, Raleigh, Miss. 41873
Baby bounce; w & m Allan Roberts,
Edgar Battle & Ira Schuster, pf. sc.
Ted Eastwood. © Oct. 15, 1942; EH
pub. 108661; Paull-pioneer music
corp., New York. 41874
Baby dear; w Corinna Robbins [pseud.
of C. R. Nehls], m Elizabeth B, Stift.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313592;
Corinne R. Nehls, Chicago. 41875
Baby, I go for that; song. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311153; Frank J.
McFadden, Philadelphia. 41876
Baby in nightie; from The good job, by
Albert Hay Malotte. © 1 c. Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 310781; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 41877
Baby, keep your chin up; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312128; Leo Wilson Cohn, Nyack,
N. Y. 41878
1536
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
41905
Baby sleeping in a manger; w & m/} Bahamas’ coral shore; w & melody.
Robert MacGimsey, based on negro
folk melody, arr. Lee Orrie [pseud. of
L. O. Smith]; mixed cho. © July
30, 1942; E pub. 107465; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 41879
Baby soldier, goodbye; w E. A. Martin,
melody W. Geber. © 1 c¢. Oct. 18,
1942; E unp. 312019; Edgar A. Mar-
tin & William Geber, Middletown,
- Conn. 41880
Baby, that’s for me; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311230;
Hilde Simmons, Philadelphia &
Larry London, Baltimore. 41881
Baby, you can say that again; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
318912; Mary Florence Trindl, Chi-
cago. 41882
Baby’s prayer ; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
811633; Ethel Blew, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 41883
Baby’s prayer for her daddy; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314629;
Grover C. Garr, Weiser, Id. 41884
Bach—for the harp; by Bach, tran-
scribed Marjorie Tyre.. © Sept. 24,
1942; E pub. 108318; Elkan-Vogel co.,
inc., Philadelphia. 41885
Bach’s harmonic progressions; 1,000
examples, Kent Gannett. © Oct. 21,
1942; AA 412907; Oliver Ditson co.,
Philadelphia. 41886
Back to Africa; from White cargo, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 ec. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 310765; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 41887
Back to old Smoky Mountain; w &
melody Hugh Cross. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; EK unp. 312465; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 41888
Back up our buck privates with our
private bucks; w & m Billy Hayes
[pseud. of William Symon] © Aug.
21, 1942; E pub. 108297; Broadcast
music, ine., New York, 41889
Back up the U. S. A.; w & m Eliza-
beth Libby. © Oct. 17, 1942; EB
pub. 109062; Weeks publisher, De-
troit. 41890
Bad penny; w Arthur White, m Jack
Keeton. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub.
108997 ; Esquire music pub. co., New
York. 41891
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 311408;
Mariposa Hayes, Nassau, Bahamas.
41892
Baila negrita; rumba, w & m Mauricio
Jaime Hsquenas [pseud. of Mauricio
Haim] © Nov. 2, 1942; E pub.
109028; Mauricio Haim, New York.
41893
Ballad for today; song, pf. arr. John
Emmel. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
313549; Genevieve Laura Giersdorf,
Portland, Or. 41894
Ballad of the negro recruit; song. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1942; EH unp. 311518;
Elmer Wayman MHathcock, Camp
Robert Smalls, Great Lakes, Il.
41895
Bambalina; by Vincent Youmans &
Herbert Stothart, arr. William
Teague; band pts. © Oct. 26, 1942;
H pub, 108872; Harms, ine, New
York. 41896
Band begins to play; w & m A, Re-
mark, © June 30, 1941; E pub.
108846; Peer internatl. corp., New
York, 41897
Bang! Bang! Bang; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314744;
Travis Randall Pace, Washington.
41898
Baramba; guaracha, letra y m Mar-
garita Lecuona; pf. Oct. 6,
1942; E pub. 108721; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 41899
Barbara discovers Gerente; from
Odor of violets, by Daniele Amfithe-
atrof. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309129; Loew’s, inc., New York.
41900
Barearola; de Aguila blanca, letra
Yamandti Rodriguez, m George An-
dreani y Daniel French, © Dec. 17,
1941; EH for. 67460; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 41901
Barrage balloon song; w & melody. ©
tht ey Oct. ub. 1942 B) punp 311129.
Roy Alfred, New York. 41902
Battle cry; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314018; Altha Crow-
ther Wright, Baltimore. 41903
Battle hymn of 1942; hymn, © 1.
Sept. 15, 1942;.H unp. 310742; Ma-
bel Vollintine McGill, Seattle, 41904
Battle of the Phillipines; w F. S.
Howard, melody D. Mielee © 1.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309401;
Frank S. Howard & Don Miele, Fort
Bragg, N. C. 41905
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41906
Battle prayer; w & melody. © 1.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314020; Altha
Crowther Wright, Baltimore. 41906
Battle song of S. M. U.; w & m Milo
Sweet. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
108942; Thornton W. Allen co., New
York. 41907
Battle song of victory; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314615;
George Baker Young, Brookline,
Mass. 41908
Battle song to Uncle Sam; w & mel-
ody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 28, 1942; imp:
314864; Flora Petitt Kazebee, Har-
monsburg, Pa. 41909
Bayou lullaby; song, arr. S. A. Aber-
nethy. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
814105; Helen Norbeck Lawrence &
Sara All Abernethy, New Bern, N. C.
41910
Be a good little girl; w & melody. ©
1c Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313488;
Benjamin Cautelli, Toronto. 41911
Be kind to him; w & melody. ©1«.
Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 313240; Ea-
ward Byron Butler, Burlington, Ia.
41912
Be not disencouraged[?]; w Leo Cor-
day, m Joe Bishop. © Sept. 17,
1942; EH pub. 107893; Charling music
corp., New York. 41913
Be patient, Mister Hitler; song. © 1
e. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313418; Leon-
ard Hatch, Old Greenwich, Conn.
41914
Be still; mixed voices. © July 1,
1942; E pub. 108922; Gerald Emery
Bonney, Winona Lake, Ind. 41915
Be still my heart; song. © Oct. 21,
1942; EH pub. 108789; Paul Sayre,
Iowa City, Ia. 41916
Be worthy; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314431; Edward
Greenebaum, Larchmont, N. Y.
41917
Beale street trolley; from I dood it, w
Lew Brown & Ralph Freed, m Sam-
my Fain. ©1c. Oct. 3, 1942; EH unp.
310774; Loew’s, ine., New York.
41918
Beat the heat; w & melody Andy Love.
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312194;
Lever bros. co., Cambridge, Mass.
41919
Beatitudes; w rev. & m Hugh S. Ro-
berton; mixed voices. © Aug. 14,
1942; E pub. 107422; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 41920
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 37
Beautiful; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 3138909; Don Sterling,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 41921
Beautiful Adéle, it’s true; w & m
Henry Clement [pseud. of C. J. Gele-
zunas] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; EH unp.
311789; Clement Joseph Gelezunas,
Union City, Conn. 41922
Beautiful Bataan; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 312984; Mabel War-
field, Brookdale, Calif. 41923
Beautiful dream; song. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1942; E unp. 311450; Frankie Barry
Keeney, Denver. 41924
Beautiful dream dropped in; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312527; Gerald Francis Sehlenske,
Vandyne, Wis. 41925
Beautiful heaven; hymn, m Haskell
Keasler Meacham. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313034; Elizabeth Join-
er, Sweetwater, Tex. 41926
Beautiful Honolulu Lula Loo; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
311382; Claude L. Reichal, Mead-
ville, Pa. 41927
Beautiful miss; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 312108; Charles Gold-
styn, Chicago. 41928
Beautiful Ohio; w Ballard MacDonald,
m Mary Earl [pseud. of Robert A.
King], arr. William Stickles. 1. Wo-
men’s 38-pt. cho.—2. Men’s cho.—3.
Mixed cho. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub.
108383-108385 ; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 41929-41931
Beautiful Shangri-La; w & m Helen
Trix;..© Aug; 27, 19427 Hayoub.
108347 ; Mills music, ine., New York.
41932
Beautiful shores of Virginia; song, m
Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Web-
ster] © 1c Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310854; Leslie Gardner, Decatur,
Il. 41933
Beautiful thoughts; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310946; Mabel
Frances Theobald, Hope, Ind. 41934
Because I love you; song ©1e«
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314289; Rich-
ard Howell Nolen, Lansing, Mich.
41935
Before I flew my silver wings; song.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312331;
Eleanore ©. Peacock, Kansas City,
Mo. 41936
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
41963
Before Ida: from White cargo, by | Beloved city (JtoOumpm ropo,) ; from
Bronislaw Kaper & Prince Modupe.
© le Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310761;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 419387
Behind my smiles; w & melody Hugh
Cross. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313719; Peer internat]. corp., New
York. 41938
Behind the clouds the light is shining ;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E ump.
314154; Eugene T. Brown, Detroit.
41939
Behold He’s standing at the door; pf.,
with. wo. © 1.-¢ Oct. 9) 1942.
unp. 311519; Arthur Eugene Jones,
jr., Baltimore. . 41940
Believe in me; w John Vella, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313507; John Alfonso, Bridgeport,
Conn. . 41941
Believe it or not; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308927; Ro-
meo Villarreal Quintanilla, Fort
Smith, Ark. 41942
Believe me; w & melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311908; Selma
Ruth Rich, New York. 41943
Believe me, I like to believe you; w
& melody Billy [i. e. W. F.] Peters.
© 1c. Oct, 29, 1942; E unp. 318604;
William Francis Peters, New York.
5 41944
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms; w Thomas Moore,
traditional Irish air, arr. Roy Ring-
wald, ed. Charles Harold; men’s
cho., with optional girls’ trio obbl.
©r May” 2.079392" H pubs 108777;
Words & music, ine., New York.
41945
Bell waltz; by Don Voorhees; pf. ©
Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108768; Carl
Fischer, ine, New York. 41946
Belle of the town; song. © 1c. Noy.
9, 1942; EH unp. 314759; Edwin J.
Hughes, San Diego, Calif. 41947
Bells of freedom; song. © 1c. Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 311070; Harold
Barrett, jr., Dayton, O. 41948
Bells of the new era; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313286; Elizabeth
W. Fluegel, New Carlisle, Ind.
41949
Destroyers, w E. Dolmatovsky, Eng-
lish version Annemarie Ewing, m. N.
Bogoslavsky, arr. David J. Grunes.
© Nov. 5, 1942; EH pub. 109003; Am-
Rus music corp., New York. 41950
Beloved one; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 20,
1942: E unp. 312537; Dorothy W.
Kimball, Salt Lake City. - 41951
Beneath the sea; song. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314874; Charlotte
Albertina Johnson, Washington.
41952
Beneath the stars; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
29, 1942; EH unp. 3138588; Arthur Pes-
tel, New York, 41953
Beneath the stars and the field of
blue; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp, 314248;
Anna Rosedahl, Sioux Falls, S. D.
41954
Benediction ; Biblical w; women’s 3-pt.
cho. Jky Le 1942 = SOR) spud.
108238; Laura Howell Norden, Wil-
mington, N. C. 41955
Berceuse; mixed voices. © 1 ec. Oct.
10, 1942: E unp. 311534: Frank Al-
fred Ellis, Rockford, Ill. 41956
Berceuse de la chevrette; by Arthur
Lourié; pf. © July 23, 1942; E
pub. 107775; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 41957
Beside a wishing well; song. © 1c.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 811574; Doris
Beken & Kathern Whitmore Phillips,
Brenham, Tex. 41958
Beside the River James; song, m
Claude Hlam. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312774; Helena Lacy Brooks,
Richmond, 41959
Beso; tango, letra y m Leyla Giaccardi
Vy, (died. Giaccardl, “Over ic, Oct. 20,
1942; E unp. 312563; Jose J. Giac-
cardi, Los Angeles. 41960
Beso de mujer; de Alfredo Nufiez de
Borbon, arr. Rafael de Paz; ptes.
d’org. © Dec. 2, 1940; E for. 67468;
Promotora Hispano Americana de
musica, Ss. a., Mexico, D. F. 41961
Beso santo; bolero, letra y melodia
Jesus Ramos. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 318741; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 41962
Besos; cancion, letra José Manuel Car-
rién y M. Bravo. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312579; Miguel Bravo,
National City, Calif. 41963
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41964
Bessie, the belle of the brewery; w &
m John J. Daly. © Nov. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109068; Hubert J. Braun, Chi-
cago.
New York. 41965
Best things in life are free; w & mel-
ody. © 1 c. Oct. 23,1942; E unp.
312976; William Brewster, New
Haven. 41966
Bethany; by Seth Bingham, op. 38;
organ, Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108602; H. W. Gray co., ine, New
York. 41967
Betty Lou; minuet, Henry B. Proehl,
ed. Walter Rolfe; pf.
1942; E pub. 108961; Century music
pub. co., New York.
Betty se divierte; ranchera humoris-
tica, letra Ninah, m José Tempesta ;
pf. © May 30, 1942; H for. 67500;
Ediciones internacionales Fermata,
Buenos Aires.
Betsy Ross—O—Betsy Ross; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; H
unp. 311048; May Muller Cox Dicker-
son, New Orleans. 41970
Beulah goes bowling every night; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; HB
unp. 314060; David A. Krainin, For-
est Hills, N. Y. 41971
Beware, take care over there; song.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 812577;
Lillie HE. Rippey, Ira, Ia. 41972
Bible song; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 8138217; Hmma McMahon,
Malden, Mass. 41973
Bible’s being fulfilled every day; arr.
Teresa Sanders; pf., with w. © May
18, 1942; E pub. 107822; Willene
Sugg, Indianapolis. 41974
Big brown eyes; song. © 1c. Oct. 18,
1942; E unp. 312909; Buss Everett,
Milford, Tex. 41975
Big V; w J. Waters, m Emmie Durden
[use EB. Di Smith] ©: 1) eeNove4,
1942; E unp. 314175; Emmie Durden
Smith & John Waters, Graymont, Ga.
41976
Bim bam boom; w Harold Adamson, m
Noro Morales. © Sept. 9, 1942; E
pub. 107867; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 41977
41964
Best dressed man in town; w & melody
Yock Schwab. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314673; Jacob E. Schwab,’
© Nov. 4,
41968 |
41969
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Bird’s prayer; w Helen Dames, m Ar-
thur 8. Loam. © July 21, 1942; E
for. 67569; Allan & co., pty. Itd.,
Melbourne, Australia. 41978
Birth of our love; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313224; Mike Reno,
New York. 41979
Birthplace of Christmas; cantata, w
arr. & m Noel Benson [pseud. of Ira
B. Wilson]; mixed voices. © Aug.
24, 1942; E pub. 107710; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 41980
Bizet has his day; based on Bizet’s
L’arlésienne suite, arr. Ben Homer;
orch. pts. © Noy. 2, 1942; E pub.
108957 ; Mutual music soc., inc., New
York, 41981
Black out our troubles ‘with a smile;
pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E ounp. 312248; Frank Helmouth
Hardenstein, Houston. 41982
Black roses; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 7,
1942; E unp. 314564; Harold John
Ernest, New Orleans. 41983
Black shirts and the Brown shirts;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313060; John H, Nickodemus, Sagi-
naw, Mich. 41984
Blackie escape; from Gambler’s choice,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 ec.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310758; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 41985
Blackie’s death and end title; from
from Gambler’s choice, by Daniele
Amfitheatrof & Earl Brent. © 1c.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310750; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 41986
Blackout; song. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
EK unp. 3811023; Clara Margaret
Breyer, Holyoke, Mass. 41987
Blackout boogie;. by Freddie Slack;
pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E pub, 108475;
Robbins music corp., New York.
41988
melody Robert Hicks & Jeanne
Privette. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; EH
unp. 314161; Lewis music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 41989
Blackout in New York; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311522;
Fidelia Arzapalo, New York, 41990
Blackout nights; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. * 2019422 HR wn.) Sil eioc.
Joseph Blake, Newark, N. J. 41991
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no. 10, 1942
42019
Blackout the signal light; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct, 24, 1942; E unp.
813042; Oriole tunes, Berwyn, Ill.
41992
Blake’s cradle song; w William Blake;
mixed cho. © Oct. 12, 1942; E for.
67611; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
41993
Blame it on Hitler; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311818; Mil-
dred Pease, Nantucket, Mass. 41994
Blanca (La) luna (The white moon) ;
Chilean folksong, English w Jean
Atwater Heaver, m arr.; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308136 ;
Anita Atwater, Scarsdale, N. Y.
41995
Bless his heart; w George Matthews,
m Harry Grunden. © Sept. 7, 1942;
E for. 67563; Chappell & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 41996
Blessed; song, Biblical w. © 1c. Oct.
20, 1942; E unp. 312649; Douglas
Wright, jr., San Marino, Calif.
41997
Blind man of Jericho; musical ser-
mon, w various authors, compiled A.
M. Williams, Maring Swart & J, Roy
MacMurray, m composed & com-
piled A. M. Williams, M. Swart &
J. R. MacMurray; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 11, 1942; EH pub. 107585; Angie
Maring Williams, Union City, Pa.
41998
Blitz wolf; cartoon, composed & arr.
Seott Bradley. pts. 1-3. © 1.
each Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 307798-
307800; Loew’s, inc., New York.
41999-42001
Blitzkrieg of love; song, melody G,. M.
Snoddy & Cass Simpson. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314803; George
McMaken Snoddy, Chicago. 42002
Blond bomb-shell of Company B; w &
melody. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1942; E
unp. Mar. 30, 1942; H unp. 312596;
Walter Atkins Scott, jr., Memphis.
Tenn. 42003
Blossoms were blowing; w Thanks a
Million [pseud. of M. Salkeld], mel-
ody Louis Adler, © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311811; Margaret Sal-
keld, Cabot, Pa. 42004
Blow away your troubles; w & mel-
-ody S. R. Henry [pseud. of H. R.
Stern] ©1c., Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314357; Henry R. Stern, Dallas.
42005
Blue and alone; w & melody Mrs.
Robert Glenn [i. e. L.] Terry. ©
1c Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 311376;
Lynne Terry, Willowbrook, Calif.
42006
Blue and lonely; w P. H. Coburn, m
L. B. Hynek. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314085; Larry B. Hynek &
Paul H. Coburn, Salt Lake City.
42007
Blue and the gray award; melody Dick
Jones. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
312830; Plymouth music co., inc,
New York. 42008
Blue butterflies; valse caprice, Leon
Dore, transcribed Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108342; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
42009
Blue days; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
EH unp. 311824; Virgil E. Jerome, Ma-
rion, O. 42010
Blue-eyed baby boy; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 812548; Mary Kaelin, Shively,
Ky. 42011
Blue flame; m Hiner I. Brustad, R. W.
Swanson & Louis Rosenberger; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313600; Roy Walter Swanson, Min-
neapolis. 42012
— melody James A. Noble. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311552; Charling
musie corp., New York. 42013
Blue heart for my boy in blue; w Ellie
[i. e. Eleanor] Porter, melody Vivi
[i. e. Vera] Kemmerer. © 1 c. Oct.
20, 1942; E unp. 312530; Eleanor
Porter & Vera Kemmerer, Philadel-
phia. 42014
Blue lament; by Curly Mahr; pf. ©
1 c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313412;
Artists music corp., New York.
42015
Blue love; w Lou Sorgi, & melody. ©
bye) Octy 16; 19425. unps, 512249 ;
Jose De Franc, Buffalo. 42016
Blue memories; w & melody. © 1.
Noy. 5, 1942; E unp. 314271; Theo-
dore Howard, Chicago. 42017
Blue Montana skies; w & m Oliver A.
Palmer. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub.
108478 ; Freeman music co., Cortland,
ING’ YX, 42018
Blue mood; swing intermezzo, P. Fro-
sini; pf. accordion. © Oct. 26, 1942;
E pub. 108907; Alfred music co., inc.,
New York. 42019
1541
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42020
Blue morning glories; song. ©1..
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311897; Ethel
Parker, Troy, Kan. 42020
Blue Mountain girl; w & melody Eddie
fi. e. E. K.] Nesbitt. © 1¢ Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 311984; Edward K. Nes-
bitt, Chevy Chase, Md. 42021
Blue night; fantasy; pf. © 1c. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 312157; Charles R.
Cordeal, jr., St. Louis. 42022
Blue rose; w Rosa Langston, & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313166;
Elmore B. Langston, Chicago. 42023
Blue sea; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1942; EH unp. 312776; Gordon Persh-
ing Ananson, Summit, N. J. 42024
Blue stratosphere; song, m Jo [i. e.
Josephine] Martyn. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314623; Jane Martyn,
New York. 42025
Bluebirds of the sky; w & melody. ©
tc. Oct. 15, 1942. mp ailasoD:
Harry H. Johnson, Brookline, Mass.
42026
Blues and how to play ’em; by Frank
Paparelli; pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; AA
412496; Leeds music corp., New
York. 42027
Blues in A minor; melody Lowell Mar-
tin. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; EH unp.
314387; Charling music corp., New
York. 42028
Blues over Berlin; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318807;
William Rusk Smith, Palmerton, Pa.
42029
Bob Bob Bobbin’ Ben; w & melody. ©
ic. Sept: 24, 1942" Hh unp. slisst:
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
42030
Bobolink serenade; w Helen Monroe &
Jean Monroe, m Curtis [i. e. W. C.]
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311883; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 42031
Bofetéi; rhumba, letra y melodia. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309392;
Luis Sepulveda, New York. 42032
Bombadier [?]; w & melody. ©1.«.
Sept. 29, 1942; E wunp.. 311394;
Adam Scrupski, Irvington, N. J.
42033
Bomber Caterpillar Jones of the air
mail line; song. © 1c Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 318095; Nick Frabutt,
Pontiae, Mich. 420384
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Bombers in the night; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 314039;
Fred Herman Schapekahm, New
Ulm, Minn, 420385
Bombs over Tokio; song. © Oct. 30,
1942; E pub. 108964; Del Frund,
Sausalito, Calif. 42036
Bonnie brae; song, melody Bernard
Nevada Landino. © 1 ce. Oct. 12,
1942; EH unp. 311859; Louis George
Zaboy, Los Angeles, 42037
Boogie woogie; song, melody Ronald
Buck. ~ © 1 ‘c. Oct/"5,) 1942* Bamps
310992; Mrs. J. E. Woodard, Mil-
pitas, Calif, - 420388
Boogie woogie polka; w Syd Wyner
[pseud, of Syd Weinstein], melody
Samuel Weller. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
EK unp. 314432; Syd Weinstein,
Brooklyn, 42039
Book; from Dreamer of Mexico, by
Sol Kaplan. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
EK unp. 314701; Loew’s, ine, New
York. 42040
Boom boom the boys are hopping;
song. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; B unp.
311066; Helen Carter, Three Rivers,
Calif. 42041
Boots, boots, boots; w B: Merrill, m
L. Edwards; pf. treble © 1.e
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312947; Leo
Edwards & Blanche Merrill, New
York. 42042
Bottle; from White cargo, by Daniele
Amfitheatrof & Prince Modupe. ©
1 c. Oct. 38, 1942; EH unp: 310768;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 42043
Bow down Thine ear; song, Biblical
w. © 1 € Oct. 20, 1942; Heump,
312650; Douglas Wright, jr., San
Marino, Calif, 42044
Box of Xmas love; w Mary Ann Ash-
land; pf. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp, 314685; LeRoy Axel Anderson,
Mt. Vernon, Wash. 42045
Boy in navy blue; song, melody David
Ahlstrand. © 1c. Aug, 24, 1942; EH
unp. 811048; Ida Fay Barrickman,
Portland, Or. 42046
Boy of mine; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312203; Phyl-
lis Michael, Shickshinny, Pa. 42047
—w&melody. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E unp. 314614; George Baker Young,
Brookline, Mass. 42048
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no. 10, 1942
Boyd guards library; from Odor of
violets, by Lennie Hayton. © 1.
Sept. °£67"19425" 0H “unp. 309125;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 42049
Boys behind the men behind the guns;
Sone 7 arr Heo We Clark ©" 1" ¢.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311855; Wil-
liam Burbank Spiller, Scarboro
Beach, Me. 42050
Boys of the U. S. A.; song. ©1..
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311726; Cyn-
thia Jensen, Kansas City, Mo.
— song. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E
unp. 314195; Lanetta Tuggle Per-
rin, Richmond. 42052
melody Eddie Keenan. ©
de es Oct, 30,1942). unp, 313587;
Madeline Gowdridge, Brooklyn.
42053
Boys of Uncle Sam; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308040;
Melvin Sylvester Stevenson, Fox
Lake, II. 42054
Brahms’ lullaby; arr. Oahu staff;
electric & Hawaiian guits., in note
ce Oiaeram, ©--Aug! 210 1942 2"
pub. 108283; Oahu pub. co., Cleve-
land. 42055
by Johannes Brahms, arr. Ches-
ter Wallis [pseud. of Bryceson Tre-
harne] > pf. ‘© ‘Sept. 23, 1942: EH
pub. 108079; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 42056
Brand new world; w EH. J. Fox, m A.
de Grassi. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 314817; Ethel Jane Fox &
Antonio de Grassi, San Francisco.
42057
from Journey for
Brave Margaret;
Margaret, by Mario Castelnuovo-
Tedesco. © 1 ¢ Nov. 2, 1942; EH
unp. 314000; lLoew’s, ine, New
York. 42058
Bread of life; by Seth Bingham, op.
388; organ. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108603; H. W. Gray co., ine, New
York. 42059
Breakfast in bed; song, melody Robert
W. Schanzer. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942;
EH unp. 311126; Harry Behar, New
York. 42060
Bride’s song; song, from Wheels of
love, m Edward Redding. © 1 ec.
Sept. 21, 1942; EH unp. 309569; H. La
Varre Routh, Louisville. 42061
Bright; by Harry Salter; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312568; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 42062
42051
42076
Bright shining crown; hymn, arr. J.
Henry Showalter. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 813089; Rudolph Ber-
nard Mohler, Covington, O. 42063
Bright stars; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EH unp. 314057 ; Jack Mizrahi,
Brooklyn. 42064
Brighten up and smile; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; EH unp. 3114138;
Mildred Battle Harvey, Tampa, Fla.
42065
Bring a four leaf clover to me; song,
m 8. McCorkle. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942;
EK unp. 308197; Sam McCorkle & Guy
L. Mann, Dallas. 42066
Bring back my Little Boy Blue; song,
w Muriel Juanita Schowengerdt &
J. H. Schowengerdt. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312398; John Herman
Schowengerdt, Liege, Mo. 42067
Bring back that old fashioned Christ-
mas; w & m Cal DeVoll, Gene Carroll
& Glenn Rowell. © Oct. 28, 1942;
E pub. 108893; Paull-pioneer music
corp., New York. 42068
Bring dear Santa Claus to me; song,
melody Frank W. Ford. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 313756; Billie Eliza-
beth Martin, Norfolk, Va. 42069
Bring home Jim; w & melody. ©1ec.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 313749; Frank
Izzo, New Haven. 42070
Bring my sweet tome; w & melody. ©
te. Oct. 18, 1942: EK unp. 313548 ;
Louise Hughes Nulty, La Canada,
Calif. 42071
Bring victory home to me; w & melody.
©, hee Oct) 13) 1942, Be unpy.3 11992:
John Henry Bolden, Jacksonville,
Fla. 42072
Bringing food to London Town; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1
e. Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 318277; Alex
B. Neill, Pawtucket, R. I. 42073
Britain, remember; w & m Harold
Ramsay & Alister Foster, arr. Clar-
ence Lucas; mixed voices. © Sept.
16, 1942; E for. 67511; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
42074
Britain we love thee; w & melody. ©
ive: “Oct. 19) 1942 >* Hung, 7312997 ;
Sammy Smith, Nashville. 42075
British Columbia; march; pf., with w.
© Apr. 15, 1942; E for. 67610; John
Rowland, Victoria, B. C., Canada.
42076
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42077
Broken dreams; song, m Mildred Ken-
ney. © 1c. Oct.:14, 1942; E unp.
311976 ; Ruth Maye Braden, Sullivan,
Tl, . 42077
—— —— w Geraldine Murnen, arr.
Belle Schrag. © Oct. 17, 1942; E
pub. 108730; Arlie Kinkade, Aber-
deen, Wash. 42078
Broken-hearted sweetheart; from Son
of Don Juan, w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314461; Frank
Michael Pagano, New York.
Broken hearts; song, m Noel Bear. ©
Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 108921; Dor-
othy Mae Norris, Apalachicola, Fla.
42080
Broncho buster; song. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1942 ; E unp. 308479; A, A. Newnham,
Gold Hill, Or. 42081
Bronx cheer; song. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 3812945; Shirle Rob-
bins & Raymond Lopez, Burbank,
Calif. ° 42082
Brooklyns (The) ; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 313281; John G. Martinolich,
Elmont, L. I., N. Y. 42083
Brown Bomber waltz; song. © 1.
Oct. 3, 1942; EH unp. 310702; Nelson
Smith, Chicago. 42084
Brown suede; by Mercer Ellington;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312126; Tempo music,
inc., New York. 42085
Brudder Samson; song, m Len Flem-
ing. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311781; W. C. Tichenor, Waynes-
ville, O. 42086
Bugler’s call; w & m Matilda Hidt;
pf. © Aug, 29, 1942; E pub, 107355;
Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
42087
Build up; song, melody Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311677; Al Lanahan, Wilkinsburg,
Pa. 42088
Bull fiddles in a china shop; melody
Alee Wilder. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
EK unp. 312863; Regent music corp.,
New York. 42089
Bullfrogs and marines; w D,. G. Way-
man, melody C. Lorenz, © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314061; Dorothy G.
Wayman & Clarissa Lorenz, Ja-
maica Plain, Mass, 42090 |
/Bundle from heaven 3
42079 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
w Raymond
Winger, m Orvis Lawrence, © Oct.
17, 1942; E pub. 109061; Weeks
publisher, Detroit. _ 42091
Bungalow, a bed of roses and you;
w & melody Blanche Joy & A. C.
Rogers. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
3811150; Andrew Curtis Rogers,
New York. 42092
Bungalow for two; song, melody Ed-
die Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
EH unp. 311968; Armanda Caprine,
War, W. Va. 42093
Buried love; song, op. 7, w Sara Teas-
dale. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108638; Edna Frida Pietsch, Mil-
waukee. 42094
Burlesque on the scale; pf. © 1.
Oct. 22, 1942; H unp. 312745; Clara
May Russell Hamilton, Comanche,
Tex, 42095
Bustles of calico; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp, 312394; Roy
Jackson Hamilton, Laurelton, i 1,
INZEY. 42096
But he couldn’t stay; w C. Schloredt,
melody D. J. Allread. © 1c Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312514; Cecilia
Schloredt & Doris J. Allread, Sun-
dance, Wy. 42097
But only in my dreams; w Jimmie
[i. e. James] Sanns, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 314148; James Sanns,
Ridgefield, Need 42098
But that was yesterday; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp, 311130;
Roy Alfred, New York, 42099
| Butch; w Manuel M, Warner & Bobby
[i. e. Robert] Kroll, m Dorothy L.
Smith, © Oct. 27, 1942; E pub.
108853; Transradio, New York,
42100
—— —— melody Dorothy L, Smith.
© le Oct. 3, 1942; EH unp. 310956;
Transradio, New York, 42101
Buy a bond for victory; song. ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314691; Sarah
Margaret Gilbert, Clinton, Mo, ~
42102
—- w & m Al Towers [pseud. of
Albert Opatowsky] © 1c. Oct. 6,
1942; E unp. 311201; Albert Opa-
towsky, New York, 42103
Buy a bond today; w John McGee, &
melody. © 1c. Oct, 29, 1942; HE unp.
313460; Richard Lawrence Drapkin,
Forest Hills, N. Y. _ . 42104
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no. 10, 1942
Buy a share in freedom today; w &]| By the River Tennessee; w & mel-
melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314303; Benjamin Milton Bernstein,
Chicago. 42105
Buy all the bonds that you can; w &
melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp, 314125; Laurence Young, New
Haven. 42106
Buy bonds for the U. S. A.; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311533;
Harry Lane, Kansas City, Mo.
42107
Buy bonds to-day; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312580;
Anne De Grasse, Athol, Mass. 42108
Buy for the Red, White and Blue;
w Joan Clerkin & A. McBurnie, &
melody. © 1 c.. Mar, 14, 1942; HE
unp, 311947; Ann “McBurnie, Jackson
Heights, L. T., ING. 42109
Buy freedom; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313205; Anthony Barbere, East Bos-
ton, Mass. 42110
Buy more bye-bye-Axis bonds; song.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 312908;
Guy E. Vance, Fort Worth, 42111
Buy those bonds; w W. Schultze, mel-
ody J. E. Stackhouse. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 8133876; John E.
Stackhouse’ & William Schultze,
Trenton, N. J. 42112
Buy your bonds today; w & melody.
© le. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311296;
Leon Joseph Miller, Worcester.
42113
By a moonlit lake; w & m Malcolm
Battison [i. e. R. M. Battison, jr.];
organ, © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314181; Robert Malcolm Battison,
jr., Oakland, Calif, 42114
By a sylvan lake; by Bill Gillock; pf.
© Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108140;
Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia.
42115
By air, land, and sea; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312507;
Nathan Marcus, Brooklyn. 42116
By land, air and sea we'll battle on
to victory; w & melody. © 1.
Mar, 28, 1942; E unp. 313572; Jo-
seph Daniel Tolick, Long Beach,
Calif. 42117
By the brook; transcribed Joseph
_ Vito; concert harp. © Sept. 28,
. 1942; E pub. 108190; Belwin, inc.,
New York. tite 42118
42133
ody. ©1ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313080; Willard EK. Marsh, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 42119
Bye, bye, Dixie; w & melody Bill [i. e.
William] Harrison & Gene [i. e.
EH. J.] Hanson. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E ounp. 314407; Hugene J. Hanson,
San Francisco. 42120
Bye-bye Marie; w Clayton Johns &
Alice Hudson, m Chuck [i. e. Charles
Anthony] McDevitt. © Oct. 20,
1942; E pub, 109009; Clayton Johns
music pub. co., Cleveland. 42121
Byington piano course for beginners.
bk. 1. © Oct. 19, 1942; AA 412839;
Mary T. Byington, New Haven.
42122
Byways in Etude Land; by Louise
Robyn; pf. © Oct. 15, 1942; AA
413430; Oliver Ditson co., Philadel-
phia. 42123
Cabin in the valley; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310974; Grayce Faul-
coner, Wellsboro, Pa. 42124
Cabin on the bayou; song, arr, Artie
Matthews. © Oct. 28, 1942; E pub.
108856; Charles E. Brown, Erlanger,
Ky. 42125
Cadenas (Las) de amor (The chains
of love) ; Chilean folksong, English
w Jean Atwater Heaver, melody arr.
© 1c. Aug, 25, 1942; E unp, 308141;
Anita Atwater, Scarsdale, N. Y.
42126
Cailliet brass quartet album; various
composers, arr. Lucien Cailliet; 2 B
flat cornets & 2 trombones. © Nov.
2, 1942; E pub. 109037; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 42127
Caissons go rolling along; w & m EKd-
mund L. Gruber, arr. Robert C.
Haring. 1. Mixed cho.—2. Men’s
cho.—3. Women’s 3-pt. cho.—4, 2-pt.
treble cho. Sept. 9, 1942; EH
pub. 107670, 107675—-107677 ; Shapiro,
Bernstein & £05 inc., New York.
42128-42131
Caliban in the coal mines; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Oct, 30, 1942;
EK unp. 313590; Irving Mopper,
Brooklyn. 42132
California dream girl; fox trot, w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312900; William Frederick Wraight,
Edmonton, Alta., Canada. 42133
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42134
California fighting march; w & mel-
ody. © 1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; EB ‘unp.
314052; George E. Read, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 42134
California way out West; w P. Paval,
m O. F. Sundborg, arr. Harry A.
Stone. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
314124; Oscar F. Sundborg & Philip
Paval, Los Angeles. 42135
Call it love; song. © 1e Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 314802; Diane Steb-
bins, Westfield, Mass. 42136
Call me in the morning; song, m Pat
Maude. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310847; Artella Lehmann, Wausaw,
Wis. 42137
Call me lover; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 810864; Hyman
Teavler, Montreal. 421388
— Same. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E
unp. 3138823; Hyman Teavler, Mont-
real. 42139
Call of my heart; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314368;
Fanette Cones, Indianapolis. 42140
Call of the western steer; song, mel-
ody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313789; L. R. Down-
ing, U. S. S. Miss., c/o Fleet P. O.,
San Francisco. 42141
Call to service; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 314116; Jean
Alice Varn, Florence, Or. 42142
Calling all pa’s; from the production,
by Sol Kaplan. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 310785; Loew’s, ine, New
York. 421438
Calling down by the gate; song, m
J. Chas McNeil. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 314229; William A. Penrod,
Dayton, O. 42144
Calling to you; song, m Tom J. Lyle.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313393;
Floyd Wallace Osgood, Portland, Or.
42145
Calm Soul of all things; from The city,
w Matthew Arnold, m Hope Leroy
Baumgartner, op. 14, no. 4; 6-pt.
mixed cho. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub.
108588; HE. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 42146
Caméléon; by William T. Timmings;
organ. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
108145; Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Phila-
delphia. 42147
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Camp fire serenade; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314769;
Marie Pavlik, Northport, N. Y.
42148
Can I fig, fig, figure, on a date with
you; m Oscar Catsiff; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
814342; Jean Kaye, New York.
) 42149
Can it be; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; EH unp. 310963; John Hubert
Prodell, West Orange, N. J. 42150
Can they be proud of you; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312993;
Frances Bradley, Ocean Grove, N. J.
42151
Can you hear; song. © 1c. Oct. 24,
1942; E unp. 312970; Fraser Gange,
New York. 42152
Cancion (La) de las Americas; marcha
eancién. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
314371; Arturo Somohano, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 42153
Cancién vespertina; de Tengo fe en ti,
letra Paco Moreno, m Rosita Moreno.
© Dec. 19, 1940; E pub. 108816;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 42154
Candle light; w Ted Welsh, & melody.
©1ec. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 3148938 ;
Norman A. Weis, Kenmore, N. Y.
42155
Candle waltz; w V. Di Tomas, & mel-
ody. © 1c Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312689; Jesse Wilkins Cann, jr. &
Virginia Di Tomas, Merrick, L. I,
Ne XG 42156
Cannibal king; traditional w & m, with
new verse & new m O. H. McClaran.
©1c. Aug. 26, 1942; E unp. 311075;
Olive Hanson McClaran, Mt. Pleas-
ant, Ia. 42157
Can’t change the place or time; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
3138680; Olivette Bernier, St. Paul.
42158
Can’t stand your evil way; w & m
James Oden; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; EH unp. 313208; Wabash
musie co., Evergreen Park, II.
42159
Can’t we be sweethearts again; song,
melody Craege Coyle. © 1 c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312583; David Wat-
son Phelan, New York. 42160
1546
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Can’t you see you’re killing me; song,
melody Robert Pollack. © 1 c¢. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311417; Ida Sophia
Kuykendall, Coeur D’Alene, Id.
42161
Cantar llorando; Mexican dance, T.
Moreno, arr. Charles O’Neill; con-
cert band pts., with conductor. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 108296; Broad-
cast music, ine., New York. 42162
Canto tropical; letra Manuel Camacho
Vega, melodia Francisco Camacho
Vega. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313733; Peer internat]. corp., New
York. 42163
Cara y seca; tango, Carlos De Palma
y Felix Villa; pf. © Feb. 27, 1941;
E for. 67459; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42164
Carbon copy; song. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311758; Malvin Mow-
ery, New York. 42165
Care for your car for your country;
w & m John Hines. © Sept. 20,
1942; E pub. 108427; Hank Keene,
ine., Cleveland Heights, O. 42166
Care of Uncle Sam; w & melody
Vaughn Horton, Denver Darling &
Harry Duncan. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312691; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 42167
Caribbean clipper; w Sammy Gallop,
m Jerry Gray; orch. pts. © Oct.
23, 1942; E pub. 108743; Mutual
musie soc., inc, New York. 42168
Caricatures on Jack and Jill; pf. ©
1 ce. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312027:
Alice Victoria Gordon-Smith, Mont-
elair,; N;, J. 42169
Carl’s bewilderment; from Invisible
agent, by H. J. Salter; conductor.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313442:
Universal music corp., New York.
42170
Carmella don’ch’ you cry; w Egidio
Agresti, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314410; Anthony R.
Morelli, New York. 42171
Carmencita; de Luis Aldana; pf. ©
Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108290; Charles
Gunther publicity, Flushing, N. Y.
42172
Carnations; w & m Claude Wilson. ©
Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108502; Allen
intercollegiate music, ine, New
York. 42173
42185
Carnicero (El) jacinto; guaracha,
letra y m Hermenegildo Cardenas;
pf. © June 25, 1941; E for. 67454;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
42174
Carnival song; w Lorenzo de’ Medici,
m Walter Piston; men’s cho. &
brasses. Sec, [Italian text] © Oct.
28, 1941; E pub. 108466; Arrow mu-
sie press, inc., New York. 42175
Caro mio; song, melody Robert Pol-
lack#°@"1 "ec Oet! 6, 519425 Hump.
811429; Inez Pegoraro, Sudbury,
Ont., Canada. 42176
Carol of the wind; Silesian Christmas
earol, English text & arr. of m Rob-
ert Elmore & Robert B. Reed; mixed
cho. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108772;
J. Fischer & bro., New York, 42177
Carolina furlough; w & melody. © 1
e=FOectie12, 1942: EH unpl-3i0790:
Marguerite Brennecke, Walhalla,
Seqou 42178
Carrier Lexington; march; band pts.
© Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108806;
Malcolm Francis Willoughby, Water-
town, Mass. 42179
Carrot top; w G. H. Johnston, m C.
We Erdenbreeher. © 1 ¢. Oct29;
1942; E unp. 3811964; George H.
Johnston & C. W. Erdenbrecher, A.
P. QO. 958, c/o Postmaster, San
Francisco. 42180
Carry me back to old Virginny; by
James A. Bland, m. arr, Roy Ring-
wald, ed. Charles Harold; men’s
cho., with optional girls’ trio obbl.
‘© Jan. 29, 1940; E pub. 108778;
Words & music, inc., New York.
42181
Carry on; song, w Hugh R. Rogers. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 811464;
Dorothy Wilver Rogers, Youngstown,
IN.®-Y. 42182
— w & m Marion Olive Myers &
M. P. Gale. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E
unp. 312604; Marion Perham Gale,
Nahant, Mass. 42183
Carry on, carry on, carry on; song.
© Sept. 26, 1942; E pub. 108632;
Charles Robeson Wilson, Lynn,
Mass. 42184
Cathedral bell; w J. EH. Rankin, m E.
Sto orenz;” arr: «Ira » B. » Wilson;
women’s cho. © Aug. 25, 1942; E
pub. 107724; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 42185
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42186
pt. I, n. s., v. 37
Cat’s and gator’s ball; w & melody.| Chansons (Les) de Jean Sablon; al-
© 1c. Oct, 23, 1942; HB unp. 312957;
Starley Bray Phoenix, Fort Wayne.
42186
Caught in the net; from Invisible
agent, by H. J. Salter; conductor.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; H unp. 313448;
Universal music corp., New York.
42187
Caught in your spell; song, w Emily
Roberts. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; H
unp. 811702; Charles Frank Her-
old, Louisville. 42188
*Cause I love you; song, pf. arr, F.
Hunt. © 1. Sept. 28, 1942; HE
unp. 312102; William Bristow Bin-
nie, Nutley, N. J. 42189
Cavatina; by A. H. Behrend. 1. Pr.—
2. Violin & pf. © Oct. 24, 1927; E
for. 67327, 673828; Schott & co., Itd.,
London. 42190, 42191
Cedar crosstown; w & melody Benny
Ray [i. e. Ben] Licht. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312973; Ben Licht,
Cleveland. 42192
Central Park; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311004;
Eleanor Todd Moffett, Asheville, N.
C. 421938
Chacha linda; bolero, letra y m Pablo
Martinez Gil y Carlos Martinez Gil.
© Sept. 2, 1941; E for. 67586; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de mu-
sica, Ss. a., Mexico, D. F. 42194
Chacone; by A. Durand, arr. Clair
Omar Musser; marimba or xylo-
phone, with pf. acc. © Aug. 12,
1942; E pub. 108554; Alfred music
co., ine., New York. 42195
Chacumbele; son-afro, letra y m Ale-
jandro Mustelier; pf. © June 5,
1941; E for. 67455; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 42196
Champagne cocktails; from Invisible
agent, by H. J. Salter; conductor. ©
1 ec, Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 3138440;
Universal music corp., New York.
42197
Change of heart; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; H unp. 312359; Waneta Tomah,
Houlton, Me. 42198
Changing my love; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313272; Jewell Hood,
Alton, 11. 42199
bum, w & m Charles Trenet & others.
© Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107766;
France-music, New York. 42200
Chapel bells; song, w Leone Carroll.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942: HB unp. 312480;
Roy J. Mullen, Pittsburgh. 42201
Charge on, United Nations; song, arr.
William Walker Combs. © 1 ¢. Oct.
3, 1942; E unp. 310954; Randolph
Grady Walker, Dallas. 42202
Charles street bus; w & melody. ©
1 ec Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312403;
Priscilla Beacham Stanton, Balti-
more. 42203
Charlie Rutlage; by Charles Ives, w
collected John A. Lomax. © Dec.
27, 1939; E pub. 108275; Arrow
music press, inc., New York. 42204
Chasing my troubles away; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1c. Nov. 3, 1942;) 2 yunp.ys14453;
Henry Liebe, Wittenberg, Wis.
42205
Chatita; rumba, letra y m Carmelo
Aguila; pf. © May 28, 1942; EH for.
67386; CorporaciOn musical Argen-
tina, s. a., Buenos Aires. 42206
Cheer, boys, cheer; song, melody Bob
Carleton. ,© I..c.-Oct, 12018325)
unp. 3811659; Laura M. White,
Middlebourne, W. Va. 42207
Cheer for the Beavers; w Edwin T.
Reed, m Lillian McElroy Hunt &
Neil Reed, arr. Thornton W. Allen.
© Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108503; Allen
intercollegiate music, ine., New York.
42208
Cheer them to victory; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3138279; Pearl M.
Currier, East Candia, N. H. 42209
Cheer up Susie; song. © Sept. 5,
1942; E pub. 107740; David C. Swen-
sen, Seattle. 42210
Cheerio, not goodbye; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; EH unp.
314236; George Pleicones, Washing-
ton. 42211
Cherokee stomp; melody Doc Williams.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307870;
Andrew John Smik, jr., Wheeling,
W. Va. 42212
Cherry Lane will bloom again; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
311016; Raymond Edward Hall, Wel-
don, Tex. ’ 42213
1548
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Cherry Valley Sally; w D. Kitson, mel-
ody H. F. Pearl. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1942; EH unp. 308202; Harry F. Pearl,
Buffalo & Dorothy Kitson, Tona-
wanda, N. Y. 42214
Chevrons for two; song, w Henrietta
L. Rushmore. .© Oct. 28, 1942; E
pub. 108865; Harold C. Rushmore,
Stamford, N. Y. 42215
Chiapanacas (La); melody, arr.
Lowell Martin. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942;
EH unp. 311553 ; Charling music corp.,
New York. 42216
Chicago’s Great White Way; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 e@ Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313065;
Lester Hershberger, Fort Wayne.
42217
Chicken leg; from Invisible agent, by
H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 313441; Universal
music corp., New York. 42218
Child Mozart; text Lottie Ellsworth
Coit, Ruth Bampton & Virgil Pol-
ing, m Mozart; pf. © Sept. 9,
1942; AA 411114; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 42219
Child of Peace; text Edith H. Willis
& Edith Ellsworth, m HE. H. Willis;
women’s voices. © Oct. 1, 1942; D
76181; Walter H. Baker co., Bos-
ton. 42219*
Childhood memories; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310862;
Mary Elizabeth Oberdier, Richwood,
O. 42220
Children; song, from Wheels of love,
m Edward Redding. © 1. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309567; E. La
Varre, Louisville. 42221
Children of America; w & m Nelle W.
Godfrey, Anne Godfrey & Helen
Myers. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108693; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 42222
Child’s music hour; 9 compositions,
Harriet Latt, ed. Mary Carrick; pf.
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 108473;
Harry Latt, Detroit. 42223
Child’s song; pf., with w. © Mar. 5,
1942; E pub. 108235; Jacob David
Soughs, Baltimore. 42224
Chimes of Notre Dame; w Marguerite
Duval, m M. Duval & A. E. Bohrer.
© ic. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314644;
Fiorence M. Greenstone & Alphonse
EK. Bohrer, East Orange, N. J.
42225
42238
Chin up; song. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 318497; Lucille Boyer, Min-
neapolis. 42226
Chin up, angel; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311512; Na-
talie Gene Moskowitz, Galveston,
Tex. 42227
China dolly; song, w Irene Campbell.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; H unp. 313334;
Florence B. Mote, Gardena, Calif.
42228
Chinaman’s chance; w Wayne Ander-
son, m Mrs. J. Melrose [i. e. I.]
Seales. © 1c Sept. 19, 1942; HB
unp, 311401; Irene Scales, Dallas.
42229
Chinatown, my Chinatown; by Jean
Schwartz, arr. William Teague;
band pts. © Oct. 27, 1942; E pub.
108876; Remick musie corp., New
York, 42230
Chinese etude; pf. © 1c Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 311877; Cécile Le-
Veillé, Lawrence, Mass. 42231
Chinese guerrilla song; Chinese w Lu
Ho Ting, English tr. & m J. G. En-
dicott. © Oct. 1, 1942; E for. 67555 ;
Gordon V. Thompson, ltd., Toronto.
42232
Chins up; pf., with w. ©1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 811307; Anitra Van
Nostrand, New York. 42233
Chips off the old block; by Scott
Bradley. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309123; Loew’s, inc., New York.
42234
Chiquita, I wish I only knew; w &
melody. © 1c Oct. 19, 1942; EH
unp. 313528; James Alexander Pat-
erson, Laguna Beach, Calif. 42235
Chiu, chiu; fox trot, from You were
never lovelier, English w Alan Sur-
gal, m Nicanor Molinare, arr. George
Kaitz; orch. pts. © Oct. 14, 1942;
EH pub. 108988; Chart music pub.
house, ine., Chicago. 42236
—— from You were never lovelier,
English w Alan Surgal, Spanish w
& m Nicanor Molinare, arr. George
Kaitz. © Oct. 10, 1942; E pub.
108982; Chart music pub. house,
ine., Chicago. 42237
Chorombo etie; guaracha, letra y m
Chano Pozo; pf. © July 14, 1942;
EK for. 67581; Peer internatl. corp.,
‘New York. 42238
1549.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
42239
Christ and the nightingale; Easter
songz. © 1c. Oct 14, 192; E unp.
312044: Philip H. Cooley, Honolulu.
42239
Christ hath redeemed: song, melody
Lew [i e Louis] Tobin. © 1 «
Oct. 12, 1912: E unp. 311829; Cal
vin Jones, Huntington, W. Va.
42240
Christ is there: w Edith Sanford Til
lotson, m P. L. Tschaikowski, arr. Lee
Rogers [pseud. of Roger C. Wilson]:
mixed voices. © Sept. 1, 1942: E
pub. 107717: Lorenz pub. co.. Day-
ton, O. 42241
Christ of the wounded hands: w Doro
thy Abbott [pseud. of Elsie Duncan
Yale]. m Ellen Jane Lorenz: mixed
voices. © Aug. 18, 1942: E pub.
107711: Lorenz pub. co., Dayton. O.
Christine: w & melody. © 1 « Oct
31, 1942: E unp. 313814; William
Clarence Nelson, Indianapolis.
42243
Christmas album: w & m Samuel
Youngquist, arr. Karl Pehrman.
[Swedish & English text] © Oct
10. 19: E pub. 108577: E pub.
108577: Scandinavian music house,
Brooklyn. 4234+
Christmas bells: w & melody. © ic
Oct. 3. 1912: E unp. 310952: Frances
Ure, Pittsburgh. 42245
Christmas candlelight carol: by Alfred
H. Johnson; organ. © Oct. 5, 192;
E pub. 108514: J. Fischer & bro.. New
York. 42246
Christmas carol; song. © 1 ¢ Oct 10,
1942; E unp. 311708: John Alex-
ander Rogers, New York. 42247
Christmas carols: w & m selected &
arr. Karl Schulte. © Sept. 4, 1942:
AA 414052: Whitman pub. co.. Ra-
cine, Wis. 42248
Christmas, Christmas; song. © 1 ¢
Oct. 31, 1942: E unp. 313818: Vir-
ginia Conzelman Donnelly, Wellston.
Mo. 42249
Christmas fantasy : operetta, lyrics, bk.
& m Lillian Cervenka’ © Oct. 28.
1942: D 76183; Willis music co.. Cin-
cinnati. 42249*
Christmas journey ; w & m Harry R.
Spier; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Oct.
20, 1942: E pub. 108679: J. Fischer
& bro.. New York. 42250
pt on s,v. 37
Christmas melodies: w & m various
authors, arr. Ada Richter: pL ©
Sept. 9, 1942; E pub. 107733: Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia_
42951
Christmas minuet; pi © 1c Oct 29,
1942; E unp. 313479; Francesco
Amendola, St. Paul 42252
Christmas tale; pf.. with w. © 1 ¢«
Oct. 30, 1942: E unp. 313717: Horace
S. Graham, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Christmas thoughts: w Isabel Shurt
leff, m Ada May Piaget. © Oct 12,
1942: E pob. 108527; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 42254
192: E pub. Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 42255
Christmas time is near; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1 « Oct. 5, 1922;
E unp 310984: Mamie ee
Charleston. Ark.
Chryslers Major Bowes; song, arr.
Walter Kroepil © 1 c Sept 21
1982: E unp. 311081; Lyle =
South St Paul, Minn.
Chuckles: song. 51 ee
E unp. 312086: Gertrude ome
Chicago.
Chulita: by Juan Tizol: pf treble =o
1 e« Aug 18, 19%: E unp. 306355;
Robbins music corp.,. New York
42259
| Chummy; songz. © 1c Oct. 30, 192;
E unp. 313613: George B. Post. Bell
more, I. L, N. Y. 42>)
Cielito lindo: melody C. Fernandez,
arr. Vincent Lopez. © 1 ¢ Sept 30,
| 1942: E unp. 312296; Robbins music
corp.. New York. 42261
Cigarette lighter; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter: conductor. © ice
27, 1942; E unp. 313439; Uni
108727 ;
Oct. :
versal music corp.. New York.
42262
Ciribiribin: waltz, A. Pestalozza, tran-
scribed Walter Rolfe; pf. with w.
© Oct. 9, 1942: E pub. 108326; Cen-
tury music pub. co.. New York
422353
City (The): from the choral suite, w
Frank Mason North, m Hope Leroy
Baumgartner, op. 14, no. 5; 6pt
mixed cho. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub.
108589: E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 42254
1550
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
42291
City’s crown: from The city, w Wil-| Cold moon; w & melody A. I. O’Nan
liam Dudley Foulke, m Hope Leroy
Baumgartner, op. 14, no. 1; 6>pt.
mixed cho. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub.
108585; E. C. Schirmer music ©¢o.,
Boston. 42265
Clap hands polka: pf. © 1c. Sept.
10, 1942; E unp. 308501; Ralph S.
Corabi, Philadelphia. 42°66
Clayton’s grand march; by Charles D.
Blake, op. 100, transcribed Walter
Rolfe: pf. © Oct. 9, 1942: E pub.
108327 ; Century musie pub. co., New
York. 42267
Clementine; by Billy Strayhorn; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312127; Tempo music,
ine., New York. 42268
Cleopatra: w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 313808; William
Rusk Smith, Palmerton, Pa. 42269
Climbin’ up de mountain; negro spir-
itual, arr. Roger P. Bird; men’s
voices. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub.
108086; H. W. Gray co., inc, New
York. 42270
Clipper; by Harry James; pf. treble.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313893:
Paramount music corp., New York.
42271
Clop clop clop clop, clopping home;
song. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
314169; Henry T. Duvie, New Or-
leans. 42272
Close to you; w Al Hoffman & Jerry
Livingston, melody Carl G. Lampl.
© le. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314872;
Barton music corp., New York.
42273
Close your sleepy eyes; lullaby, w Au-
drey MacGregor, m Francis Gro-
mon; low or med. voice. © Oct. 31,
1942; E pub. 108949; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 42274
Closer and closer; w Mitchell Parish,
m Harry Woods. © Aug. 28, 142;
E pub. 108530; Miller music, inc.,
New York. 42275
Coast guard patrol march; melody. ©
1 ce Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313651:
Frederick CC. Morgan, Rochester,
i ae 42276
Cock-eyed infantry; song, w Hugh R.
Rogers. © 1c Oct. 8, 1942: E
unp. 311466; Dorothy Wilver Rogers,
Youngstown, N, Y. 42277
& Frank Brown. © 1 ¢ Oct. 28,
1942; E unp. 313476; R. I. O’Nan,
Miami, Fla. 42278
Cole (Cozy) modern orchestra drum
technique; by C. Cole. © Oct. 8,
1941; E pub. 108357; Mills music,
ine., New York. 42279
Colin Kelly; song. © 1 ec Oct. 9,
1942; E unp. 311510; Max Heller,
Philadelphia. 42280
— w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 312914: Max Heller,
Philadelphia. 42281
Collen; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 311013; Harry Hart-
- man, Inglewood, Calif. 42282
Colorado song of victory: song, w
Clara Belle Plumb. © 1. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313154; Jean William
Miller, Colorado Springs. 42283
Come along: w & m Ann Penner. ©
1 e Oct. 29, 1942: E unp. 3138465;
Antoinette Penner, Bergenfield, N. J.
42284
Come along with me; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313064; Nelle
Mable Selogic, Ashland, Ky. 42285
Come and see us again; w & m Fred-
erick Humphries. © Oct. 13, 192;
E for. 675138; B. Feldman &€ co.,
London. 42°86
Come back to me; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310969; Viola Post,
Waterloo, Ont., Canada. 42287
— w Art Rany [pseud. of A. N.
Yeorwacopoulos], m Remo I. Robb.
© le. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311506;
Arehmadrite Nikolaos Yeorwacopou-
los, Herkimer, N. Y. 42288
Come back to me in my dreams; w &
melody Bill [i. e. W. 8.] Monroe.
© 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 313093;
William Smith Monroe, Nashville.
42289
Come back to stay; w P. Tramontana,
m C. Lieberman. © 1c Nov. 5,
1942; E unp. 314265; Clara Lieber-
man & Peter Tramontana, New York.
42290
Come hell, or high water; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313602;
Clement Rosen, Cliffside Park, N. J.
42291
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42292
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Come on boys; song, melody Robert | Coming of the Lama; Mongolian festi-
Pollack, © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313175; Florence E. Patterson,
Clintonville, W. Va. 42292
Come on Federal; song. © 1 c. Oct.
14, 1942; E unp. 312056; Willis Alba
Crocker, Central Falls, R. I. 42293
Come on Johnny; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1.
Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 308404; Eve-
rard S. Phelps, Roanoke, Va. 42294 |
Come on Uncle Sam; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
EK unp. 314712; Mary Alice Hogan,
Fort Myers, Fla. 42295
Come on Yankee; song. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; EH unp. 3812139; Paul Moyer
Detwiler, Lansdale, Pa. 42296
Come on, you Yankee soldier; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
EH unp. 312341; Marguerite Talerico,
New York. 42297
Come out fighting; song. © 1. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311792; Carmen B.
Staats, San Marino, Calif. 42298
Come south with me; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312667;
Jack Friedman, Chicago. 42299
Come to me; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1942; H unp. 312926; Jeffrey
Wing, New York. 42300
Come to me sweetheart; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 «
Noy. 9, 1942; E unp. 314598; Victor
EK. Springer, Parkersburg, W. Va.
42301
Come unto Me; Biblical w, m Frank La
Forge; med. voice. © Aug. 31, 1942;
E pub. 107663; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 42302
Come with me to Slumberland; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
ie. Oct. 12, 19425 Heunp?) 311822 ;
Hmma M. Schoenburg, Spokane,
42303
Comedy; by Harry Salter; pf. © 1
e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312569; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 42304
Comforter; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 311084;
Rachael Luckey, Yonkers, N. Y.
42305
Comin’ thro’ the Rye; w Robert Burns,
m of old Scotch air, arr. Roy Ring-
wald; men’s cho., with sop. solo. ©
Sept. 21, 1941; E pub. 108453; Words
& music, ine., New York. 42306
val song, w tr. & m arr. [Mongolian
& English w] ©1c. June 4, 1941;
E unp. 309469; Ida Hoyt Chamber-
lain, Washington. — 42307
Commander of my heart; song. © 1
e. Oct. 22, 1942; EH unp. 312839; Na-
talie Prosser, Lindenhurst, N. Y.
42308
Commando; march; drum & bugle
corps sc. 1 e. Oct. 18, 1942;
EK unp. 312710; Ralph Ruggieri,
Camp Edwards, Mass. 42309
Commandos; song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312093; Gene Lockhart,
Hollywood, Calif. 42310
—— —— m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 318872; Michael Cardarella,
Newfield, N. J. 42311
Commemoration hymn; hymn, ©1ce.
Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311993; Grace
Reynolds Paris, Wolfeboro Falls, N.
H. 42312
Communication corps, the heart of the
O-C-D; w & melody Jack [i. e. A. J.]
Baxley. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313103; Andrew Jackson Baxley,
Hollywood, Calif. 42313
Communion service in A; w from Epis-
copal prayer book; pf. © 1. Oct.
30, 1942; EH unp. 313663; Marvin
Meiers, Fort Collins, Col. 42314
Commuter’s rush hour; by Belle Fen-
stock, pf. ed. Albert Sirmay; pf.
Sept. 16, 1942; EH pub. 1077387; Mu-
tual music soc., ine., New York.
42315
Como no...; bolero, letra y melodia
Donato Gil. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
FE unp. 313729; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42316
Compasién; letra y melodia. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309192; Tony
Colon, Brooklyn. 42317
Composers album of sacred songs; w
& m compiled Charles Hansen. ©
Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 108806; Edwin
H. Morris & co., inc., New York.
42318
Concerto for two pianos and orches-
tra; by Darius Milhaud; orch, sc.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313301;
Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia.
Ww 42319
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
42347
Concerto in A minor; symphony orch.| Copper colored moon; song, m Stephen
Conductor’s sc. © June 1, 1942;
E pub. 109049; Stanley Edward Sax-
ton, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 42320
Confession to a mother; song, melody
Robert VanSickle. © 1 c. Sept. 2,
1942; E unp. 313781; Vera Eddy &
Ray Ouderkirk, Johnstown, N. Y.
42321
Confidencia; bolero, letra Horacio
Sanguinetti, m N, Franco; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67505; Peer
internatl, corp., New York. 42322
Confidential message; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 20, 1942; BH unp. 312657;
Frances Taaje, Minneapolis. 42323
Confusion; w Naomi Bronheim & E.
Wolfe, & melody. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 312953; Evelyn Wolfe,
New York. 42324
Conga (La) de Jaruco; conga, letra
y m Ernesto Vazquez. © May 30,
1942; E for. 67501; Ediciones inter-
nacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires.
42325
C-o-n-n-e-c, t-i-c-u-t; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312582;
Estelle M. Brewster, New Haven.
42326
Conrad’s arrival; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 3138445; Uni-
versal music corp., New York.
42327
Consecrate my soul to Thee; w M. E.
Clark, m L. C. Manggrum; pf. ©
May 1, 1942; E pub. 107440; Loretta
Cessor Manggrum & Mazie Earhart
Clark, Cincinnati. 42328
Contented John; w Jane Taylor, m
Nobel Cain; 3-pt. mixed cho.
Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 1083871; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago. 42329
Contentment; pf. © 1 ec Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 311795; Etta Seloover,
Beresford, S. D. 42330
Convalescent; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1 ¢, Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 313975; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 42331
Conversation piece; by Albert Sir-
may; pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107460; Chappell & co., ine, New
York. 42332
Convoy my love; song, m _ Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310861;
Dorothy Johnson, Berlin, Md. 42333
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318878;
Freida Douglas, Chicago. 42334
Copucha (La) ; polea, letra y m Nica-
nor Molinare; pf. © Oct. 6, 1942;
E for. 67567; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42335
Corned beef and cabbage; fox trot, w
& m Jimmy Turner & Billy Barker,
arr. H. A. Hummel. © Nov. 7, 1935;
EK pub. 108392; Evan Georgeoff mu-
sie pub. co., New York. 42336
Corregidor; song, m Karl Holer. © 1
ce. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309414;
Walter B. Willis, Silver Spring, Md.
42337
Corregidor we’re coming back; song.
@-1 ¢c. Nov. 5, 1942: EB unp; 314272:
Thomas A. Martel, Allston, Mass.
42338
Corsage for Easter; song, m Robert
VanSickle. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E
unp. 3813515; Perle Stewart, Pen-
nington Gap, Va. 42339
Cosmopolitan; w & melody Gayne Kin-
sey. © 1c Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
3811798; Frances Cain Kinsey, Bur-
bank, Calif. 42340
Cottage for two; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310988; Eva Tesarz, Hamtramck,
Mich. 42341
Cottage in the country; song, arr.
Lloyd Stoneman. © Oct. 29, 1942;
E pub. 108899; George Myron Har-
vey, Springfield, Mass. 42342 —
Could this be love; w & melody George
Salan. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312948 ; Gilbert Gevirtzman, Brook-
lyn. 42348
Could you; w & m Grant Day; pf. ©
1 ¢@. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309254;
Nellie D. Richtmyer, Plainfield, N. J.
42344
Count your buttons; w Ruth EH. Cobb &
G. Christoff, & melody. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 3812656; Georgia
Christoff, Pensacola, Fla. 42345
Country dance; by P. Frosini; pf. ac-
cordion. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108908; Alfred music co., inc., New
York. 42346
Country gardens; old English morris
dance, arr. Kathleen Armour, ed.
Walter Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 20, 1942;
E pub. 108573; Century music pub.
co., New York. 42347
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42348
Court order; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; EH unp. 313983; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 42348
Cradle song; English tr. Arthur West-
brook, from the German by Karl
Simrock, m Johannes Brahms, arr.
Noble Cain; 3-pt. mixed cho. © Oct.
5, 1942; E pub. 1083869; Hall & Mc-
Creary co., Chicago. 42349
— wL. H. Allen, m Grace McFar-
lane. © Sept. 11, 1942; H for. 67564 ;
Chappell & co., ltd., Sydney, Austra-
lia. 42350
Crazy Daffodil; w & m Johnny Vick
fiece J Cy Vick: jr) © jAeeP Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 313425; John
Charles: Vick, jr., Wyandotte, Mich.
42351
Cricket’s lullaby; w & m Johnny Vick
fie. dneC. Vick. jn) (© a ie Oct. ol:
1942; E unp. 313767; John Charles
Vick, jr., Wyandotte, Mich. 42352
Crimson hills; song. © Oct. 24, 1942;
E pub. 108794; Mildred Givan, West
Somerville, Mass. 42353
Crispus Attucks; w Andy Razaf, m J.
Russel Robinson, ed. W. C. Handy;
mixed voices. © Sept. 24, 1942; H
pub. 108494; Handy bros. music co.,
inc., New York. 42354
Cross my heart I love you; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313384;
Marvin Albert Gripkey, Los Angeles.
42355
Crossing the bar; w Dan Hadler & AI-
fred Tennyson, m Henrietta Erhardt
Hnners; mixed voices. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107715; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 42356
— w Tennyson, m Frank B. Cook-
son; male cho. © Apr. 9, 1942; H
pub. 108523; Educational music bu-
reau, ine., Chicago. 42357
Cry, Hitler, cry, der stars vill make
you die; w & melody. © 1. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311622; Ruby HE.
Raddatz, Aberdeen, Wash. 42358
Cryin’ in my beer; w & melody Marvin
Montgomery. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 292176; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42359
Cuando en los bosques (When in the
forest) ; Chilean folksong, English w
Jean Atwater Heaver, m arr.; pf.
treble. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
308140; Anita Atwater, Scarsdale,
NPY, 42360
pt. I, n. s., v. 387
Cuantos tormentos (How you torment
me); Chilean folksong, English w
Jean Atwater Heaver, m arr.; pf.
treble. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
308132; Anita Atwater, Scarsdale,
INS Xe 42361
Cumpanitas doradas; vals, letra y m
Rafael Hernandez. © Nov. 18,
1941; E for. 67543; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 42362
Curfew ; by Percy Elliott; pf. © Apr.
20, 1928; E for. 673831; Schott & co.,
Itd., London. 42363
Curly head; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
EK unp. 312624; William P. Harrison,
Richmond. 42364
Curly-headed gal of mine; song, arr.
Clifton E,. Boyer. © 1 ¢ Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 312682; Giles E, James,
Camp Robinson, Ark. 42365
Curtain came down on the stage of
my dreams; w & m John Franz.
©1e. Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 313258;
John Franz, jr., New Orleans, 42366
Cynthia; w Helen Monroe & Jean
Monroe, m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Mon-
roe; pf. treble. ‘©. dsc Wea:
1942; EH unp. 311884; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington, 42367
Czech rhapsody; by Jaromir Weinber-
ger, arr. Richard Franko Goldman ;
bd. pts., with condensed conductor’s
sc. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 108516;
Mercury music corp., New York.
42368
Daddie’s letter; w Mary Ann Ashland;
pf. © 1c Aug. 13, 1942; H unp.
307962; LeRoy Axel Anderson, Mt.
Vernon, Wash. 42369
Daddy tell your baby what you want
her to do; song, melody Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313783; Gus HE, Reeves, Gainesville,
Tex. , 42370
Daddy’s little sonny boy; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308087 ;
Matthew Henry Kleiner, Graham,
Tex, 42371
Daddy’s little sweetheart; song. © 1
e, Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312522;
Gordon M. Chambers, Albany. 42372
Daddy’s lullaby; song. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313047; Helen A. Zes-
baugh, Minneapolis. 42373
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
42404
w M. Megee, melody D. Ahl-
strand. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
814416; Mae Megee & David Ahl-
strand, Sacramento, Calif. 42374
Daheim; w Ernst Zahn, m Felix Wein-
gartner, op. 59, nrs. 1-5; mittlere
stimme. © Oct. 15, 1916; E for.
67364; Universal-edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 42375
Dalby trumpet studies; by Cleon E.
Dalby. © Sept. 3, 1942; E pub.
107459; Belwin, ine., New York.
42376
Dance; from The golden age, by Di-
mitri Shostakovich, op. 22, tran-
scribed Gyorgy Sandor; pf. © Sept.
11, 1942; E pub. 107655; Am-rus
musie corp., New York. 42377
Dance a cachucha; from The gondo-
liers, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Richard L. Weaver;
mixed voices. © May 11,:°1942; E
pub. 108344; Mills music, inc., New
York. 42378
Dance in form of a chaconne; by
Stefan Wolpe; pf. © Nov. 3, 1941;
EH pub. 108278; Arrow music press,
ine., New York, 42379
Dance man buys a farm; by Alec Wil-
der; pf. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; BH
unp. 312864; Regent music corp.,
New York. 42380
Dance of the dragon-flies; minuet,
Archy Rosenthal; pf. © Nov. 2,
1942; E for. 67619; Boosey &
Hawkes (Aust.) pty. Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 42381
Dance of the princesses; from The
fire-bird, by Igor Stravinsky, arr.;
with pf. ace. 1. Oboe & B flat clari-
net.—2. Violin & viola.—3. Oboe &
bassoon. © Oct. 3, 1942; E pub.
108401-108403; Quinto Maganini,
Greenwich, Conn. 4238242384
Dancing doll; by Ed. Poldini, tran-
scribed Walter Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 9,
1942; E pub. 108328; Century music
pub, co., New York, 42385
— melody Poldini, arr. Vincent Lo-
pez. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp.
312298; Robbins music corp., New
York. 42386
Dancing faun; by Alfred Hill; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1942; E for. 67597; Boo-
sey & Hawkes (Aust.) pty. Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 42387
Dancing shadows; by Archy Rosen-
thal; pf. © Nov. 2, 1942; E for.
67620; Boosey & Hawkes (Aust.)
pty. ltd., Sydney, Australia. 42388
31591—43——_3
Dancing the vict’ry waltz; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311495; Walter S. Russell, Lynn,
Mass. 42389
Danny’s message; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312364; Mary Mi-
guel, Millville, Mass. 42390
Danses fantastiques; by D. Schostako-
witsch, arr.; with pf. ace, 1. B flat
clarinet.—2, Bassoon.—3. Flute.
Oct. 3, 1942; E pub. 108404-108406 ;
Quinto Maganini, Greenwich, Conn.
42391-42393
Danza (La.); Neapolitan tarantelle,
G. Rossini, English version Philip
King. [Italian & English text] 1.
In G min—2. In A min. © Sept.
22, 1942; E for. 67532, 67533; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 42394, 42395
Dark cloud blues; song, m Leon Mar-
tin [pseud. of Noel Marchant Ryer]
©l1e. Noy. 2, 1942; EH unp. 313844;
Howard S. Beck, Tulsa, Okl. 42396
Dark eyes; Russian Gypsy song, Eng-
lish w & arr. of m Roy Ringwald;
men’s cho., with girls’ quartet. ©
Sept. 29, 1941; E pub. 108452; Words
& music, ine., New York, 42397
Darlene; by Bert Buhrman; pf. ©
Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108750; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 42398
Darlin’; song. © 1. Sept. 8, 1942;
EK unp. 308207; Frances Kraft Reck-
ling, New York. 42399
Darlin’ tell me why; w & m Lee H.
Edminster. © July 14, 1941; E pub.
108845; Peer internatl. corp., New
York, 42400
Darling; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 312603; Henry Thomas F luck,
Cincinnati. 42401
Darling come back to me; song, m Art
King. © 1 ¢ Oct, 26, 1942; E unp.
313081; Albert Leona Florence Far-
ley, Allenwood, Pa. 42402
Darling don’t you forget me; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c Oct: 19, 1942; E unp. 312438;
Frances Mae Eddins, Washington,
Pa. 42403
Darling, how long will you be gone;
song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313202; Wil-
lard McCreight, Batson, Tex. 42404
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
42405
Darling, I am coming back to you;
song, m Lew [i. e. Lewis] Tobin.
© Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108567;
Winnifred Raymond, Wenham, Mass.
42405
Darling of my dreams; song. © 1..
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 3146338; Ru-
dolph R. Vegh, Oakland City, Ind.
42406
Darling, while you’re away; w M.
Bibbings, melody C, Coletto. © 1c.
Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313317; Cyn-
thia Coletto & Mabel Bibbings, Chi-
cago. 42407
Darlings in friendship; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311825; Alva
B. Harrison, Fort Bragg, N. C.
42408
Daughters of freedom; song. © Sept.
8, 1942; E for. 67557; William Clif-
ton, Seebe, Alta., Canada. 42409
Dawn of a misty morn; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313249; Mary
Lee McIntosh, Marion, S. C. 42410
Dawn will break through; w & mel-
‘ody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
3143854; Catherine Adikes, Flushing,
N. Y. 42411
Day, after day, after day; songz. ©
1 ec Oct. 9, 1942; BH unp. 311472;
Tom Matt Gordon, Chicago, 42412
Day I went away from you; pf. treble,
with w. © 1. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp., 314639; Joseph Rodino, Brook-
lyn. 42413
Day that I met you; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Nov. 38, 1942; E unp. 314144; Ruth
Alexander, Chicago. 42414
De parte de quien; polea, letra Al-
fredo Bigeschi, m Alberto Soifer;
pf. © Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67507;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
42415
Dear Dada; song, m Noel Bear, © 1
ec. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309506;
Beaetta Keen, Walla Walla, Wash.
. 42416
Dear Evalina; w & m arr, Kenneth
S. Clark; mixed or men’s voices. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 108550; Paull-
pioneer music corp., New York.
42417
Dear Johnny; w & m Dudley Nix.
Sept. 22, 1942; E pub. 108464;
Coast to coast tunes, pen name of
Dudley Nix & Glenn Hurlburt, San
Francisco, 42418
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pt. II, n. s., v.37
Dear little Peg of Corregidor; song.
© 1c. Oct, 10, 1942; E unp. 311905;
Helen Carter, Three Rivers, Calif.
42419
Dear little Rose; song. © Oct. 15,
1942; E pub. 108996; Lula Krebs,
Paso Robles, Calif, 42420
Dear old dad; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311598; Emma M.
Bean, Old Hickory, Tenn. 42421
Dear Old Glory; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313132; Fanny
R. Macy, Ashtabula, O. 42422
Dear old South Sea Island breeze
blow back my love to me; pf., with
w. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942; E. unp.
312591; Mrs. Daniel Bernard Pur-
vis, Haileyville, Ok1. 42423
Dear pal and comrade; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314596; Cecile
Grenier, Manchester, N. H. 42424
Dear son; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EH unp. 313918; Peter J.
Bascone, Kansas City, Mo. 42425
Dear sweet lady; w & melody Maurice
[i. e. A. M.] Crance. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312247; Albert Maurice
Crance, Geneva, N. Y. 42426
Dearie, why did you leave; w & m Lee
Leyba & A. R. Tutoni; pf. ©l1e.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309240; AI-
bert Ross Tutoni, Lowry Field, Den-
ver. 42427
December ’forty one; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1 c¢. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310830; Joseph Stocio-
kas, Danville, III. 42428
Decision and death; from Dreamer of
Mexico, by Sol Kaplan. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314698; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 42429
Deep blue sea; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313059 ; Imogene Thorn-
ton, Bay City, Tex. 42430
Deep in my heart; song, m Mae Davis.
© le. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311514;
Elsie Mae Jordan, South Portland,
Me. 42431
— w & m Maybelle Wise; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct, 5, 1942; E unp. 310961; Mrs.
Louis Lynn Wise, Abilene, Tex.
42432
w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 138, 1942;
E unp. 311975; Starley Bray Phoe-
nix, Fort Wayne. 42433
6
9)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
—w&melody. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313182; George Briggs, Hous-
ton. 42434
Deep in my heart, sweetheart; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314280; Al Holland, Los Angeles.
42435
Deep in my sorrow; pf., with w. ©
1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314284;
Charles William Lynes, Springfield,
Mass. 42436
Deep love; song. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312273; Herbert Taft Minick,
Champion, Neb. 42437
Defense for victory; walzer, melody.
©l1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313481;
John B. Campanile, Stamford, Conn.
42438
Delores in my heart; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308826;
John Wesley Hodgkinson, Flushing,
NYY. 42439
Democracy; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312485; Beatrice Barnes
Snowden, Stone City, Col. 42440
—— owe a MelOUY... (Ou. Cs Oct. 20;
1942; E unp. 313387; Leonard Llu-
ellen Gilcrease, Lemoore, Calif.
Z 42441
Democracy is marching on; m Gladys
Seely; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 312871; Marie Musig
Barton, Mt. Pleasant, Utah. 42442
Democracy the wonderful; m of Amer-
ica the beautiful, by Samuel A.
Ward; pf., with w. ©1ec. Nov. 2,
1942; HE unp. 314131; Carol Sheldon
Stoops, Mercer Island, Wash. 42443
Dempsey swing; melody Dick [i. e.
Richard] Stabile & Gene Hammett
fi. e. W. E. Hammett, jr.] ©le.
Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 308637; Wal-
ter Eugene Hammett, jr., Astoria,
Depiss IN. /¥- 42444
Departed companion; w T. Norris, m
R. E. Winsett; pf. © Sept. 29, 1942;
E pub. 108836; Robert Emmett Win-
sett & Tom Norris, Grandview, Tenn.
42445
Depression blues; song, melody Pauline
Stery. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313088; Daisy Wilpitz, Brookshire,
Tex. _ 42446
Descriptive suite; violin & pf. ©1le.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 314102; Lorell
McCann, Salinas, Calif. 42447
42461
Desert star; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
31, 1942; E unp. 313765;
Roda, Brooklyn.
Alfred
42448
Desesperacion; bolero, letra y m Ra-
fael Hernandez. © Nov. 18, 1941;
E for. 67541; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42449
Design for a dream; w Don MacMil-
lan, m Ross MacRae. © Oct. 2,
1942; E pub. 108614; Southern mu-
sic pub. co, (Canada) ltd., Toronto.
42450
Design for jivin’; melody Leonard
Feather. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E
unp. 811505; Bell tone music pub.
co., ine., New York. 42451
Designed for listening; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310927; Carlyle Gilkes Corbin, Phil-
adelphia. 42452
Desolation; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311909; Frohman
Monroe Rickel, Chicago. 42453
Destination unknown; foxtrot, w &
melody Ralph [i. e. E. R.] DeMat-
teis; in Amin. ©1c. Noy. 9, 1942;
E unp. 814786; Enrico Ralph De-
Matteis, Brooklyn. 42454
Destiny unknown; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312470; Jack
Truman Lashua, San Francisco.
42455
Deviation — variation; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1.
Noy. 9, 1942; E unp. 314594; Sal-
vatore Cardinale, A. P. O. 617, %
Postmaster, New York. 42456
Devil-dog marines; march, Theo. Raph,
arr. George F. Briegel; band pts.
© Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108677; As-
sociated music publishers, inc., New
York. 42457
Devil’s getting air-conditioning; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311480; Bernard Feenburg, New-
ark, N. J. 42458
Diana; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311327; Marvin Zuck-
erman, Brooklyn. 42459
Dictators you have to go; w & mel-
ody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314660; William T. Greenwell, St.
Louis. 42460
Did Uncle Sammie know he had some
cheese; song. © 1. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311906; Helen Carter, Three
Rivers, Calif. 42461
1557
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
42462
pt. 111, nes. .v.an
Did you ever dream a Soldier’s dream;} Do I know what I’m doing; w &
w & m Harry J. Steinhauser, arr.
Lou Halmy. © Sept. 15, 1942; H
pub. 108898; Memorie music pub.
co., Hollywood, Calif. 42462
Diddie-bum; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312395; Roy Jack-|
son Hamilton, Laurelton, L. L,
N;;_¥. 42463
Didja ever; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308116; Joyce Marie
Bazinet, Minneapolis. 42464
Dido’s lament; by Purcell, arr.; orch.
sc © 1 ¢ Oct 9, 1922 E* mnp.
311882; Erich Leinsdorf, New York.
42465
Difficulty in D flat; by Albert Sirmay;
pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107461;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
42466
Diggin’ all alone; w & m Alice Jett
Bailey [i. e. A. J. B. Poff] ©le.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311459; Alice
Jett Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky.
42467
Dimpled paddies; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311845;
Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
42468
Dinkey bird serenade; w Helen Mon-
roe & Jean Monroe, m Curtis [i. e.
W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble © 1c.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311885; Wil-
liam Curtis Monroe, Washington.
42469
Dinky’s little diner; pf., with w.
1 c@ Oct. 12, 1942; EB unp. 311753;
David Holt & Connie Haines, North
Hollywood, Calif. 42470
Dinner is served; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter; conductor. ©1..
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 318448; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 42471
Dirge; w William Shakespeare, m
Constant Lambert; men’s cho., with
string orch, sc. © May 21, 1942;
EK for. 67518; Oxford univ. press,
London. 42472
Dixie airs; arr. Rosario Bourdon;
band or orch. pts. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 108230; Emil Ascher,
ine., New York. 42473
Dizzie [?] me; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308577; Loys
Mondier, Fort Worth. 42474
melody Freddy Stewart, Maurice
Duke & Joanne Costello. © 1.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309430; Peer
internat]. corp., New York. 42475
Do it; w & melody. © 1. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 314952; Madeleine
Clark Walther, Elkins Park, Pa.
42476
Do it, do it again; songz © 1e.
Sept. 29, 1942; EH unp. 312098; Elsie
Harrington Charette, New Bedford,
Mass. 42477
Do it like your daddy did it; song.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314634;
Clark Pierson, Bloomington, Ind.
42478
Do or die; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 314255; Paul George
Mattern, Suffern, N. Y. 42479
Do or die for Uncle Sam; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314421; Artie Sweet,
Elmwood, O. 42480
Do you hear music; w Don Raye, m
Gene De Paul. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
EK unp. 3123851; Universal music
corp., New York. 42481
Do you hear my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 314479;
Alfred R. Haals, Audubon, Ia. 42482
Do you miss me; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311990; Mau-
rine K, Richardson, Watertown, S. D.
42483
Do you miss me darling; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312217;
Forrest G. Irwin, Springfield, O.
42484
Do you or don’t you; w & melody. ©
1c Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314043;
Haskell B. Davis, Washington.
42485
Do your bit for Uncle Sam; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311145;
Sylvia Katherine Rossi, Vallejo,
Calif. 42486
Do your share; w & melody Rusty [i.
e. Morris] Davis & M. Fortier. ©
1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312037;
Marcel Fortier, Montreal. 42487
Doctor and Langford; from White
cargo, by Bronislaw Kaper. © 1.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310762; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 42488
1558
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Dog fight; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313046; Karl C. Robertson,
Wichita. 42489
Dog-gone the women; w H. Kling, mel-
ody L. Halmy. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313889; Hazel Kling & Lou
Halmy, Hollywood, Calif. 42490
Doing a little; song, arr. Elizabeth
Maxwell. © 1. Sept. 2, 1942; E
unp. 809472; Miriam Estelle Clark,
Los Angeles. 42491
Dollard t’appelle; chanson, paroles
Nellie M. Peck. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
EK unp. 312925; Hector Gratton,
Montreal. 42492
Doliy and me; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; EH unp.
310996; Albert Norton, Casper, Wy.
42493
Don’t be a slacker, be a ten per cent
backer; w & melody. © 1. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 311393; Eddie Lang,
Philadelphia. 42494
Don’t black out my love; song, w
Betty Ann Jones, pf. se. Charlotte
Durkee. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310617; Gloria Angsten, Oak Park,
Il. 42495
Don’t cry; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1942; EH unp. 313385; Mary Isa-
belle Cox, Artesia, Calif. 42496
Don’t ery for me, dearest ma; song.
© 1le. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 313535;
Hrich Lonard, Newark, N. J. 42497
Don’t cry little fella; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 311462;
Benjamin Cautelli, Toronto. 42498
Don’t cry little girl; song. ©1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314763; Edwin J.
Hughes, San Diego, Calif. 42499
Don’t fall for someone new; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314631; Paul E. Holm, New York.
42500
Don’t forget me, dear; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c.
Wet. 19° 1047-7 unp. sizam: G
Carleton Kendall, Cleveland. 42501
Don’t forget our buddies in the sky;
song. Nov. 2, 1942; E pub.
109064; Albert Villa, Boston. 42502
Don’t forget the marines; song, w Sal-
lie James Barclay. © 1. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 813567; Elizabeth
Hutchinson Fourine, Evanston, Il.
42503
42516
Don’t forget to write; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf, treble. with w. Tae
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312617; Agnes
Wagner, Cleveland. 42504
Don’t give me no jiving, mama; w
James Wilkes, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ce Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311608; Louis Wilkes,
Harlington, Ky. 42505
Don’t jive me mama; w & m Hudson
Whittaker; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3138209; Wabash
music co., Evergreen Park, II.
42506
Don’t know; melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311320; Patrick Joseph
Lynch, 3d, Glassboro, N. J. 42507
Don’t let the war clouds gather in
your heart; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312074; Ger-
trude C. Proudfoot, New York.
42508
Don’t let them pull your whiskers Un-
cle Sam; song. © Oct. 14, 1942; E
pub. 108814; George W. Beever,
Sinton, Tex. 42509
Don’t let those Irish eyes catch you
nappin’; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 311046; David W.
Sides, San Antonio. 42510
Don’t let your eyes wander around;
w & melody. ©1e Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312523; Kree Cohen & Mar-
tin Cohen, Kew Gardens, N. Y.
42511
Don’t quit; w anon., melody Henry
Canges [pseud. of H. Cohen], based
on Tschaikowsky’s Sixth symphony.
©1c. Feb. 21, 1942; E unp. 308418;
Henry Cohen, Cleveland. 42512
Don’t rush me; song. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 312905; Gladys Kath-
erine Tanajewski, Old Mystic, Conn.
42513
Don’t say no; w & melody Clarissa
Lorenz. ©1ce. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313779; Clarissa Lorenz Aiken, Bos-
ton. 42514
Don’t take my man from me; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312560; Margaret
Howe, Montreal. 42515
Don’t tell me it’s true; song. ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311158; Hthel
Stevenson, Ecorse, Mich. 42516
1559
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
42517
Don’t tell me there'll be blue birds
flying over the white cliffs of Dover ;
song. ©1e. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314186; Virginia Fulton, Healdton,
Okl. 42517
Don’t wait too long to forgive; w &
melody Denver Darling. © 1 «
Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311831; Leeds
music corp., New York. 42518
Don’t whine—whistle; w & melody
Nina Bentley [pseud. of M. B.
Spitz] ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314565; Minna B. Spitz, Philadel-
phia. 42519
Doolittle, do much; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp., 313530;
Ruth London, Bradley Beach, N. J.
42520
Doreen; w Sammy Gallop, melody Ed-
ward Ross. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
EK unp. 311064; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 42521
Doughboy with a cowboy’s heart; w
& melody Agnes Erickson & M.
Beach. © 1c, Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312095; Mary Beach, Chicago.
42522
Doughboy’s goodbye; w & m Betty
Lee [i. e. B. L. Walker]; pf. © 1
ec. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309246;
Betty Lee Walker, Chicago. 42523
Doughboys keep rolling along; song,
w Frank M. Malloy. © Oct. 21,
1942; E pub. 109016; Gladys Bel-
mont Allcorn, Stamford, Conn.
42524
Doughboy’s victory song; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1 ¢. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 313891; Anita Bass-
ford, Madison, N. J. 42525
Douglas MacArthur; song. © 1 «
Oct. 3, 1942; EH unp, 312356; Max
Heller, Philadelphia, 42526
Down among the cactus [?], down in
Texas Land; song, m Carl C, Cas-
tel. ©, 1c. Noy.. 2,.1942- 5 simp:
313934; William Patrick Hanley,
Trenton, Mo. 42527
Down at the old stock yards; w &
melody; in C. ©1c, Oct. 12, 1942;
EK unp. 311757; Martin Joseph
Burke, Chicago. 42528
Down by the Missouri River; w & mel-
ody Marty [i. e. M. E.] Licklider.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp, 311584;
Martin E, Licklider, Ashtabula, O.
42529
pt. 11, n. s., v.37
Down deep in my heart; song, mel-
ody Manuel M. Warner. © 1 «
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp, 310957; Hdith
Weidemann, Lynwood, Calif. 42530
Down (The) homers folio of original
songs; w & m C, Guy Campbell &
others. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
108793; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chi-
cago, 42531
Down in a submarine; w & melody.
©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313130;
Julia Lunden Jones & Lena Cohen,
Corry, Pa. 42532
Down in Farmer Brown’s lane; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 311463; Benjamin Cautelli, To-
ronto. 42533
Down in old Blueberry lane; w Floyd
Wilkins, m Eddie Connors; pf. tre-
ble. © July 2, 1941; E pub. 108851;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
42534
Down Kentucky way; song, melody M.
C. Sax. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312338; I. M. Brown, Lexington, Ky.
- 42535
Down life’s sunset trail; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313194; Daphne G. Sweetzer,
El Monte, Calif, 42536
Down Rio way; Spanish love song, w
Virginia Young. © Oct. 9, 1942;
E pub. 109007; Ida Bassett Botts,
Houston. 425387
Down Sunflower lane; song, m L.
Roberts [pseud. Robert Lamm] ©
1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312230;
Mrs, M. A. Davis, Abilene, Tex.
42538
Down the road to Lovers’ Lane; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; EH
unp. 812586; John James Williams,
Jersey City. 42539
Down the trail; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312380; Homer Kerr,
Summer, Tex. 42540
Down the trail of dreams with you;
song, m Stephen Grady [pseud, of
Andrew Brady] Lac. Nowe,
1942; E unp. 313876; Frank L.
Hower, Norfolk, Va. 42541
Down thru the years; song, m John C.
Ringwald & J. M. Thyben. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1942; EH unp. 312329; Jon
Mare Thyben, Los Angeles. 42542
1560
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
42571
Down to Tokyo; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310845; Porter
H. Snyder, Norton, W. Va. 42543
Draft blues; song. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309266; Alice Maurine
Dillon Johnson, San Diego, Calif.
42544
— — — melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp, 308104;
Inez Mae Thurman, Gary, Ind.
; 42545
©.1..e. Oct; 9,
E unp. 311449; Joel Dale
42546
Dragon in my dreams; song. ©1..
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308109; Maude
Gandall Hermes, El Paso. 42547
Dramatic; by Harry Salter; pf. ©1
e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312570;
Emil Ascher, ine., New York. 42548
Dream (A) came saying hello when
you said good-bye; w Robert Gil-
bert, m Robert Stolz, op. 729. ©
Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108242; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 42549
Dream (A) come true; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1.
Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 313924; Alice
Draftie; w & melody.
1942;
Stansbury, Cincinnati.
QO. Twiss, Granby, Mass. 42550
Dream of love; w & melody. ©1..
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 311914;
Blanche Rheinlander, Dallas. 42551
Dream of me; w & arr. of m Walter
Rolfe, m F. Fernandez; pf. © Oct.
20, 1942; E pub. 108570; Century
music pub. co., New York. 42552
Dream song; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310977; Dora K. Schrieber,
St. Louis. 42553
Dream (The) where youd written
goodbye; song, m Isabell Faulk. ©
1 ec Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314747;
Fred B. Oliver, Logansport, Ind.
42554
Dreamboat lullaby; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313191;
Henri B. Fournier, Lowell. 42555
Dreamer; pf. © Sept. 12, 1942; E pub.
108236; William McKinley Garman,
Los Angeles. 42556
Dreamer of Mexico; from the produc-
tion, by Sol Kaplan. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314702; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 42557
Dreaming of the U. S. A.; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311144;
Everett W. Westcott, Shelby, O.
42558
Dreaming of you; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313368;
Louise Shelley Walters, Richmond.
42559
w Willy Green & H. J. Gibian; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 311031;
Edward Julius Gibian, West New
Vork . Ne ce 42560
Dreams; by Mirrie Hill; pf. © Nov.
2, 1942; E for. 67603; Boosey &
Hawkes (Aust.) pty. Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 42561
Dreams in the Savoy; from Random
harvest, by Herbert Stothart. © 1
e. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313982;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 42562
Dreams of love come true; from The
son of Don Juan, w & melody. ©
1 @ Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 311963;
Frank Michael Pagano, New York.
42563
Dreams of you; song, melody Lew [i.
e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c¢ Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312445; Peggy O’Neill,
St. Croix Falls, Wis. 42564
w Grayce Hill, & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 19, 1942; EH unp. 312486;
Harry Joseph Hill, St. Louis. 42565
Dreamwood flames; song, w Mavis
Hynes & Nick [i. e. Nicolai] Bolin.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; BE unp. 312491;
Nicolai Bolin, Los Angeles. 42566
Dreamy blue; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312989; Homer
Ludwig Ott, Bloomfield, N. J. 42567
Dreamy dreamy moon keep shining;
waltz, w&mL. L. Ringgenberg. ©
ircsiOets 2391942" Rng 312923;
Roy E. Ringgenberg & Letha L. Ring-
genberg, Pontiac, Mich. 42568
Dreamy moonlight; w & melody. ©
1 e@. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312958;
Emalie Josephine Koetting, El Do-
rado, Kan. 42569
Dreamy Texas moon; song, melody
Herbert Bouma. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314765; Richard Leon Porter,
jr., Santa Rita, N. M. 42570
Drifting along in a dream; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313022;
Harold Le Roy Bradt, Flint, Mich.
42571
1561
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42572
Drifting clouds; by William T. Tim-
mings; organ. © Sept. 24, 1942; H
pub. 108146; Hlkan-Vogel co., inc.,
Philadelphia, 42572
Drifting leaves; song, pf. arr. Louis
Rosenberger. © Oct. 12, 1942; EH
pub. 108998; Guy Wilbert Atherton,
St. Paul. 42573
Drink to me only with thine eyes; w
Ben Jonson, old English m, arr. Roy
Ringwald; men’s cho. © Oct. 30,
1940; E pub. 108450; Words & music,
inc., New York. 42574
Drop your guns, you Japs; w & mel-
ody. © 1c Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
3138821; Michael Fraulino, Man-
chester, Conn. 42575
Drowsy eyes; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1942; EH unp. 310926; Clara Gray,
Pensacola, Fla. 42576
Drummer boy, give us a beat; w & m
Josephine [i. e. M. J.] Houston. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313471;
Margaret Josephine Houston, New
York, 42577
Drums and the bugles; melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 311487; Ar-
mando Paolo De Filippi, Los An-
geles. 42578
Dry away your tears, mother; song,
m Bob Carleton. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108541; Ruby Greenway,
Dell, Ark, 42579
Duefia de mis amores; bolero, letra y
m Ruben Guevara y Xavier L. de
Guevara. © Nov. 28, 1941; E pub.
108844; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 42580
Dulce corazon; de Porfirio Perez
Mirow; pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub,
108286; Charles Gunther publicity,
Flushing, N. Y. 42581
Dulces mentiras; bolero, letra y m
Rafael Hernandez. © June 18,
1941; E for. 67544; Peer internatl.
corp., New York, 42582
Dulcet serenade; song, pf. arr. Louis
Rosenberger. © Oct. 12, 1942; EB
pub. 108999; Guy Wilbert Atherton,
St. Paul. 42583
Dum Dianae vitrea (When Diana’s
Silver light); w from Ms, of Bene-
dictbeurn, m Mabel Daniels, op. 38,
no. 2; women’s 8-pt. cho. © Oct. 5,
1942; E pub, 108512; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 42584
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Duneland moon; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311811; Margaret E.
Bengston, Michigan City, Ind, 42585
Dusk on the prairie; w & m Cille Har-
rell Burroughs, © Jan. 29, 1942;
E pub. 108796; Associated songwrit-
ers & publishers, Hollywood, Calif.
42586
Dusky moon; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311478; Vera
Parker Lawson, San Pedro, Calif.
42587
Dust; song, w Lewis Worthington
Smith, © July 15, 1942; E pub.
107588; Nellie Shorthill Bradshaw,
Omaha. 42588
Dusty ; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; EH unp. 312543;
Leroy Pearsall, Wilmington, N., C.
42589
Hach day my heart, dear, grows fond-
er; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1942; EH unp. 311203; Nicholas C.
Tzannos, New York. 42590
Hach night I pray for you; w & m
David Steele [pseud. of J. M. Mirko-
vich] © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub.
108621; Joseph M. Mirkovich, San
Francisco. 42591
Hach night she asks the tea leaves;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
EH unp. 314777; Edwin Clare Cald-
well, Warren, O. 42592
Hagle of America; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; EH unp. 312448; Anne Penna-
nen, Rochester, Mich. 42593
Kagle screams; song, w Paul M. Te-
bault. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313215; Harold Lee Anderson, Nor-
folk, Va. 42594
Hagles of the A, A. F.; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310964;
John Hubert Prodell, West Orange,
N. J. 42595
Harly one morning; English folk-song,
arr. Jessie Angelyn Fitzgerald;
mixed cho. © Sept. 29, 1942; E pub.
108590; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 42596
East Jefferson blues; melody. © 1.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 3138416; Pat
Philip Adkins, Detroit. 42597
Hast of the river and west of the sun;
w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; H
unp. 3138906; James Taylor & F.
Benny Williams, New York. 42598
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Easy studies in the third position; by
Edwina A. Palmer & Agnes Best;
violin. © May 14, 1942; E for.
67528; Oxford univ. press, London.
42599
Eat-’im-up-Hit-ler-eete-eat; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312846;
Elizabeth Whittaker Haskell, Dallas.
42600
Eba-deeba; w & melody. © 1. Oct.
13, 1942; E unp. 312020; Lynn L.
Atterbery, Waukegan, III. 42601
Echo Canyon; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313260; Ida
H. Rolund, Coquille, Or. 42602
Echo of my song; w & m Hal Swain
& Peter Akister. © Aug. 14, 1942;
E for. 67389; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd., London. 42603
Echoes to the hills; song, melody Rob-
ert Pollack. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E
unp. 311419; Albert W. Jones, Eu-
gene, Mo. 42604
Hestasy; m Hlsie Jones Woodcock; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 311007; Eleanor Todd Mof-
fett, Asheville, N. C. 42605
Education for death; by Oliver Wal-
lace, orchestration Ed. Plumb &
Frederick Stark; pf. conductor. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311867;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank,
Calif. 42606
Egypt is calling; fox trot, English w
Rose Madeline Harris, Greek w &
melody N. Roubanis. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 314178; Nicholas Rou-
banis, New York. 42607
—— —— melody. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313180; Nicholas Roubanis,
New York. 42608
EKight a cappella arrangements for
women’s voices; arr. Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 108684; Wilson H.
Sawyer, Ann Arbor. 42609
Hight responses in modal style; Bibli-
cal w, m Joseph W. Clokey; mixed
voices. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108698 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
42610
1812 overture; by P. I. Tschaikowsky,
arr. Frederick Block; pf. © Oct. 20,
1942; E pub. 108575; Century music
pub. co., New York. 42611
Election march; song. © 1. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 312722; Isaac Matchin,
Denver. 42612
31591—43 ——4
42626
Hlegy; satire, w Arthur Guiterman, m
H. A. Schimmerling; men’s cho. ©
Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 108293; Broad-
cast music, ine., New York. 42613
Eleonora, sefiorita; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313946;
Romeo Villarreal Quintanilla, Fort
Smith, Ark. 42614
Eli, Eli; traditional Yiddish melody,
adapted Harry James. © 1. Oct.
31, 1942; E unp. 318894; Paramount
music corp., New York. 42615
Elizabeth Jo; song. © 1c. Oct. 22,
1942; EK unp. 312746; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
42616
Emaline; w & melody Nat [i. e. N. M.]
Sobel. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312400; Nathan Miller Sobel, Louis-
ville. 42617
Embraceable you; from Girl crazy, by
George Gershwin, arr. Elmer Schoe-
bel; orch. pts.; in G. © Oct. 4, 1942;
EK pub. 108517; New world music
corp., New York. 42618
Empanada man; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ce. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311133; Li-
sette Lopez, Tuckahoe, N. Y. 42619
En el billetaje; guaracha, letra y m B.
J. Gutiérrez; pf. © June 26, 1941;
EH for. 67456; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42620
En noche lobrega (Foggy night) ; Chi-
lean folksong, English w Jean At-
water Heaver, m arr.; pf. treble. ©
1 ec. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308139;
Anita Atwater, Scarsdale, N. Y.
42621
Encanto; bolero, letra y melodia Mau-
ricio Jaime Esquenas [pseud. of
Mauricio Haim] © 1 ec. Nov. 7,
1942; E unp. 314522; Mauricio
Haim, New York. 42622
End of my furlough days; song, mel-
ody Robert Pollack. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1942; EK unp. 311420; Gordon H,
Putnam, San Antonio. 42623
Engafio; bolero, letra y melodia Leo-
poldo A, Gonzalez, © 1 ¢. Oct. 30,
1942; EH unp. 313734; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 42624
English idyl; melody. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 312413; Norman R.
Finch, Plainfield, N. J. 42625
Entre jazminez; de Porfirio Perez
Mirow; pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub.
108285; Charles Gunther publicity,
Flushing, N. Y. 42626
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42627
Epiphany; by Garth Edmundson; or-
gan. © Oct, 5, 1942; E pub. 1085138;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 42627
Ernette; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 309207;
Dora Smith, Union City, Pa. 42628
Esmeralda Jean; w & m Hileen [i. e.
A. R.] Matthews. © 1 ¢, Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 314500; Aileen Riley
Matthews, Newtown, Pa. 42629
Hso no es amor; beguine, letra y m
Osvaldo Farrés; pf. © Oct. 6, 1942;
EH pub. 108720; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York, 42630
Hssentials; song, w Helen Sloan Sor-
rels. “© 1*e. ‘Oct, 26, 1942: wap:
313049; Esther Irene Wiedower,
Manhattan, Kan. 42631
Estrellita; transcribed Joseph Vito;
concert harp. © Sept. 28, 1942; E
pub. 108188; Belwin, ine, New
York. 42632
Eternally ours; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Noy. 2, 1942; EK unp.
313790; Margaret Meason, Scott-
dale, Pa. 42633
Etude; by P. Frosini; pf. accordion;
in C maj. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108909; Alfred music co., inc., New
York. 42634
Etude de concert; by H. A. Wollen-
haupt, op. 22, no, 1, transcribed P.
Frosini; pf. accordion; in A flat
maj. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108910; Alfred music co., inc., New
York, 42635
Evelyn, my beautiful Evelyn; song, w
_ Jack [i. e. Michael] Grella. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp, 311667; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
42636
Even as you and I; w Zella Lehr, &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313236; Raynor Lehr, Holly-
wood, Calif, 42637
Even in a dream; w & melody Law-
rence Oleck. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311266; Theodore S, Oleck,
Brooklyn. 42638
Evenin’ blues; w & m Jack [i. e. J. T.]
Harding & D. E. Standley. © 1c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314317; John
Trevor Harding & Dorthey Eileen
Standley, Camas Valley, Or. 42639
Evening; alto or bar., in E flat. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309819;
Paul G. Tuttle, West Palm Beach,
Fla. 42640
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
w John Milton, m Charles Ives.
© Dec. 5, 1939; E pub. 108271; Ar-
row music press, ine., New York.
42641
Evening hymn; men’s voices. © Oct.
13, 1942; E pub. 108989; John F.,
Kyes, West Boylston, Mass. 42642
Evening prayer; w & melody. ©1«.
Oct. 238, 1942; E unp, 312935; Altha
Crowther Wright, Baltimore. 42643
HKvening service; Biblical w, m H. K.
Andrews; double mixed cho.; or-
gan ace. © Sept. 19, 1940; E for.
67548 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
42644
Evening star; song. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 311294; Lucile Vivia
Jetton, Sedalia, Mo. 42645
Eventide; w Jimmy Eaton, m Lou
Ricea, *.© .Oct, .22,,.1942 > Hi opie
108950; Words & music, ine., New
York. 42646
Ever dreaming; hymn, arr, J. Henry
Showalter. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 313090; Rudolph Bernard
Mohler, Covington, O. 42647
Ever let Thy grace flow; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
812151; Sidney Groce, Sterling, Col.
42648
Every day; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310978; Mae Shenton Malas-
kie, Aliquippa, Pa. 42649
Every day is somebody’s birthday;
song, w Elsie Jane Johns. © 1c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311669; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
42650
Every farmer loves the land; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311619; Ruby HE. Raddatz, Aberdeen,
Wash, 42651
Every good gift is from above; Biblical
w, m Claude Means; mixed cho.; or-
gan ace. © Oct. 7, 1942; E pub.
108367; Galaxy music corp., New
York, 42652
Every little thing; w & melody. © 1
e. Sept. 16, 1942; E. unp. 309073;
Elaine Grimes & Garland Wilson,
Oklahoma City. 42653
Every time I hear that song; w & mel- |
ody. © 1. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312748; Lois M. Parr, Monroe, Or.
a 42654
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Everybody sing; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311484; Ger-
trude Bellman, New York. 42655
Everybody’s favorite trios for violin,
piano, cello; arr. & ed. Jay Arnold.
© Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108695;
Amsco music pub. co., New York.
42656
Everybody’s happy; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 308919;
Charles Fred Molter, Leominster,
Mass. 42657
Everything I prayed for; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EH unp. 318929; John HEH.
Economou, Bradford, Mass. 42658
Everything is different; hymn. © July
1, 1942; E pub. 108923; Gerald
Emery Bonney, Winona Lake, Ind.
42659
Everything you are; song. ©1c. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp. 312388; Margaret
S. Doyle, Buffalo. 42660
Hverywhere; w & m Wright Whitlock
& F. F. Stanley. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312607; F. Frank Stan-
ley, Santa Monica, Calif. 42661
Hv’ry American, that means you and I;
m Benny McLaughlin; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312741; John T. Dobbins, Roxbury,
Mass. 42662
Ev’ry night; w H. Davis, melody M. E.
Chamrod. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E
unp. 313499; Mabel Edith Chamrod
& Hartley Davis, Ventura, Calif.
42663
Ev’ry other heartbeat; from Beat the
band, w George Marion, jr., m John-
ny Green. © Oct. 19, 1942; E pub.
108696; Crawford music corp., New
York, 42664
Ev’ry time I dream of you; w B. L.
White, melody D. Ahlstrand. ©1c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314895; Bill
Larry White & David Ahlstrand,
Corte Madera, Calif. 42665
Ev’rybody ev’ry payday; w Tom Adair,
m Dick Uhl. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
107394; Henry Morgenthau, jr., sec-
retary of the treasury, Washington.
42666
Ev’rybody knows; song, m Ted Krause.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309310;
Marirn Kathryn Cartmill, Mokane,
Mo. 42667
42681
Ev’rything has changed; song. ©1c.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311477; David
Bartlett Garvin, Colorado Springs.
42668
Exaltation; by Albert Sirmay; pf. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107462; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 42669
Examples of music before 1400; se-
lected & ed. Harold Gleason. © Sept.
30, 1942; AA 413885 ; Eastman school
of music of the Univ. of Rochester,
Rochester, N. Y. 42670
Exploring space [and] Spotlight on
Asia; by Bert Burnham; pf.
Sept 2, 1942; E pub. 108748; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 42671
Hyes aloft; w & melody Gordon Jenk-
ins. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
313003 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 42672
Eyes front; song, melody Thomas Ogil-
vie Izard. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E
unp. 313361; Dolores Ruth Izard,
Chicago. 42673
Eyes of America; w & melody Marte
[pseud. of M. I. Farrow] ©1e..
Oct. 15, 1942; EH unp. 312086; Myrtle
Izora Farrow, Boston. 42674
Eyes of the world are on you; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E
unp. 308765; Hazel Felt Jacobsen,
Logan, Utah. _ 42675
Ezekiel saw de wheel; arr. & ed.;
mixed cho. © Aug. 28, 1942; E pub.
108496; William L. Dawson, Tuske-
gee Institute, Ala. 42676
F, B, I.; w & melody Artells Dickson.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309481 ;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
42677
Facing the west in the evening; song.
©1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311857;
Grover C. Garr, Weiser, Id. 42678
Fair Normandie; w Aubert Lewis
Meredith; high voice. © Oct. 15,
1942; E pub. 108857; Nell B. Ham-
ilton, Linton, Ind, 42679
Fairy frolic; w John Lyly, m William
K. France; women’s 3-pt. voices.
© June 17, 1942; E for. 67606; Ox-
ford univ. press, Toronto. 42680
Faith is the victory; pf., with w. ©
1 e@ Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313940;
Lucy H. Van Hoozen, Alden, I11.
42681
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42682
Faith of God; w Victoria Booth De-
marest, m C. Agnew Demarest;
high voice; in F, © . Oct. AT,
1942; E pub. 108945; Boston mu-
Sic co., Boston. 42682
Faith that keeps us; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313379;
James Elliot, Norfolk, Va. 42683
Fall in; march, from Fall in, fall out,
by Paul J. Smith; pf. © 1c Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314083; Walt Disney
productions, Burbank, Calif. 42684
— w Fred E. Weatherly, m Franco
Leoni; high voice. © July 30,
1942; E pub. 107773; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 42685
Falling in love; song, melody Robert
Pollack. © Wvic.., Oct, 64194255
unp. 311422; Alberta M. Williams,
Washington, Pa. 42686
Fantaisie ballet; by Gabriel Parés,
arr. L. W. Chidester; full sym-
phonic band se. © Oct. 26, 1942;
E pub. 108822; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 42687
Fantasia; orch. sc. © 1. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 314204; Jose Iturbi,
Beverly Hills, Calif, 42688
Fantasy ; by Ross Lee Finney, ed. John
Kirkpatrick; pf ©* Oct. 3 842.
E pub. 108281; Arrow music press,
ine., New York, 42689
Fantasy on Arkansas traveller; by H.
Vieuxtemps, arr, Clair Omar Mus-
ser; violin & marimba or xylophone,
with pf. ace. © Aug. 12, 1942; E
pub. 108555; Alfred music co., inc.,
New York, 42690
Fantasy on St. Patrick’s day; by H.
Vieuxtemps, arr. Clair Omar Mus-
ser; violin & marimba or xylophone,
with pf. ace. © Aug. 12, 1942; E
pub. 108556; Alfred music co., ine.,
New York. 42691
Fantasy on Yankee Doodle; by H.
Vieuxtemps, arr. Clair Omar Mus-
ser; violin & marimba or xylophone,
with pf. acc. © Aug, 12, 1942; B
pub. 108557; Alfred music co., inc.,
New York, 42692
Fare thee well to Eldorado; w Paul
Webster, m Sol Kaplan. © Sept. 17,
1942; E pub. 108351; Mills music,
inc., New York. 42693
Farewell; song, m Ethel Felice Sutton
Kimball, ©» 1.¢ Oct; 5,,, 1942° i
unp. 310789; Lois Adah Wall, Wick-
hit, O, 42694
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Farewell to our boys of the town;
song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314238; Marie
Lord, Toronto. 42695
Farewell to the piano; by Beethoven,
transcribed Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108689; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
42696
Fault is yours, not mine; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942; E unpy
311680; Leon Tassin, Baton Rouge,
La. 42697
Feast of Raymi; Peruvian play, text
Charlotte Perry, m Dorsey H. Deck.
© Oct. 5, 1942; AA 412068; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 42698
Feed my sheep; song, w Mary Baker
Eddy. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
3138683; Florence Lenora _ Koller,
Los Angeles. 42699
Feeding the chicks; song. © 1c. Oct.
22, 1942; EH unp. 312759; Clara May
Russell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
42700
Feet draggin’ blues; melody Harry
James. ©1ce. Oct. 31, 1942; EH unp.
313895 ; Paramount music corp., New
York, 42701
Fels-A; by Harry Salter; pf. ©l1e.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312571; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 42702
Ferry command; march, w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312335;
Paul Meyer Sterling, New York.
42703
Fife and drum polka; by Joe Pafumy,
bass clef arr. Joe Farver; pf. ac-
cordion. © Dee. 17, 1940; E pub.
108818; Southern music pub. ©co.,
inc., New York. 42704
56 progressive duets for individuals
and classes; arr. Irving Tallmadge
& Clifford Lillya. 1. Trombones or
baritones, bass clef.—2. Flutes, in C.
© Oct. 19, Nov. 5, 1942; E pub.
108759, 108972; Belwin, ine, New
York. 42705, 42706
Fight (The)—part 1; from Whistling
in Dixie, by Lennie Hayton. ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309134;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 42707
Fight! Aggies fight; song. © Sept.
26, 1942; E pub. 108176; Bonnie
Miller, New Orleans. 42708
Fight, Baylor Bears; w & m Milo
Sweet. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
108941; Thornton W. Allen co., New
York. 42709
1566
no. 10, 1942
Fight, boys, fight; song.
4, 1942; E unp. 314223; Joseph Pat-
rick O’Neil, Melrose, Mass. 42710
Fight, fight, fight; w & melody Rose
Biehl [pseud. of Rose Bielan] © 1
e. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313455 ; Rose
Bielan, Detroit. 42711
Fight, fight, fight, America; song, m
Eddie Keenan. © Oct. 17, 1942; E
pub. 108540; Gertrude White, Wichi-
ta. 42712
Fight for freedom; 2-pt. treble voices.
© le. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 3136388 ;
Francisko Sago, Santa Cruz, Calif.
42713
Fight for victory; march song, w
Katherine Morrison [i. e. Katherine
Morrison Wagar] © Oct. 30, 1942;
E pub. 108969; Clara Morrison, San
Francisco. 42714
— song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310968; Kathryn Johonie, Verona,
Calif. 42715
— w & melody Madeleine White.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313462;
Madeleine White Roland, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. 42716
Fight for your country, as Colin Kelly
dia; w & melody. © 1c. Oct» 16,
1942; HE. unp. 312244; Israel Schae-
fer, Scott Field, Ill. 42717
Fight in the mine; from Gambler’s
choice, by Daniele Amfitheatrof. ©
1 ec Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310754;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 42718
Fight on America; w Howard W.
Stanchfield; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311755; George
Earnst Brenner, Daly City, Calif.
42719
Fight on, Cowboys; w & m Milo
Sweet. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
108943 ; Thornton W. Allen co., New
York. 42720
Fight you Yanks; w & melody Jack
ie dos Allman. Cal’ C. Oct...
1942; E unp. 3138748; Jacob S. Al-
man, Los Angeles. 42721
Fightin’ is right in us, when we have
to fight, fight, fight; w & melody. ©
ic. OC. To. 1042 Ey UND-colesao ;
Henry Patrick Forcucci, Watervliet,
a Y 42722
Fighting; song, m Byron’ Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310834; Olive
Jane Bowen, Sumner, Wash. 42723
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
42738
© 1c. Nov.| Fighting engineers; song, melody Bob
Carleton & Cliff Dixon. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311951; Robert Eu-
gene Kearney, Fort Belvoir, Va.
42724
Fighting men of Uncle Sam; w Mary
Price Dowtin, m George E. Worth.
© Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 109035; Bel-
win, ine., New York. 42725
Fighting merchant marine; song, mel-
ody Al, Moquin. © 1 c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311313; Elizabeth
Quinlan Hall, Long Beach, Calif.
42726
Fighting on to victory now; w H. H.
Hall, ‘moe Me) Sullivans © "1? -¢
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312122; Roy
M. Sullivan & Herschel H. Hall, At-
lanta. 42727
Fighting rangers; song. © 1 ec. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 313337; Orlando
Lewis Carpenter, Everett, Mass.
42728
Fighting Yank brigade; w Everett W.
Westcott, m Jimmie Crane & Leo
B. Winters. © Sept. 10, 1942; E
pub. 108629; Hawaii conservatory
pub. co., Los Angeles. 42729
Fill me, O stars, as with an olden
tune; w Joseph Campbell, m Roy
Newman; high voice. © July 30,
1942; E pub. 107772; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 42730
Fine feathers; cartoon, Scott Bradley.
pts. 1-3. © 1c. each Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 314005-314007; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 42731-42733
Finest verses never have been written;
song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp.
814523; Frieda Adele Armond-New-
man, New York. 42734
Finger that fiddle; w & melody. © 1
e. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 3113886;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
42735
Fire engine blues; w & melody. © 1
ec. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308063;
George Edwin Peterson, Alhambra,
Calif. 42736
Fire in the old marble yard; w John
Gilroy, & melody. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 311997; Ethel Gilroy,
New York. 42737
Firelight; song. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
EK unp. 311503; George McHatton
Moffett, Indianapolis. 427388
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42739
First Christmas day; song. © 1.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 3141380; Alice
Watson Schoenefeldt, Dormont, Pa.
42739
First iron ore centennial of Negaunee;
march; cornet. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 811591; Victor Joseph Sar-
vello, Chicago. 42740
First mass; op. 102, Roman Catholic
liturgical w; mixed cho. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312740; Raymond
Hill, South Pasadena, Calif. 42741
First Noél; arr. Carl Richter; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108425; Henry
Dellafield, sole owner of Bach music
co., Boston, 42742
First parting; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; EH unp. 3138966; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 42748
First symphony; by Eugene Goossens,
op. 58; full orch. sc. © Aug. 381,
1942; E pub. 107667; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 42744
Fish song; w Harry Pyle, & melody.
©1e. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312083;
George Sumner, Hollis, N. Y. 42745
Fishin’ and a-wishin’; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 17, 1942;\E unp. 312414;
Maurine K. Richardson, Watertown,
42746
Five aces; melody Lowell Martin. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; H unp. 311550;
Charling music corp., New York.
42747
Five and five; melody. ©1c. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309907; Fred W. Hoeh-
ler, 3d, West New Brighton, S. L,
INDY, 42748
Five o jive; w & melody. ©1c. Oct.
30, 1942; E unp. 313672; Carl Otto
Bergner, Fort Benning, Ga. 42749
Flag; song, melody Robert Pollack.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311427;
Maud Speck, Clearfield, Pa. 42750
Flag for you and me; pf., with w.
Lee: Oct. 2, 1942;.E unp, 311923;
Thomas A, Dorsey, Chicago. 42751
Flag goes by; song, w Henry Holcomb
Bennett. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 314488; Esther Irene Wie-
dower, Manhattan, Kan, 42752
Flag of all our marching men; song.
©1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308100;
Albert J. Schnorr, Springdale, Pa.
42753
pt. yy he Sv. Bh
Flag of freedom; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c¢. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309117; Vera Andre-
atta, Glenwood Spring, Col. 42754
Flag of mine; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1942;°E unp. 310985; Grace A.
Zetsche, Chicago. 42755
Flag of the U. S. A.; m Raymond M.
Dellinger; pf., with w. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1942; E unp. 312062; Fred J.
Grear, Baltimore. 42756
song. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
109019; Lawrence Clifford Gibson,
Pittsburgh. 42757
Flag we love the best; song. ©l1e
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 311364; Sam-
uel B. Weiler, Pittsburgh. 42758
Flag with a permanent wave; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 312959;
David Bell Edmonston, Washington.
42759
Flash; by Harry James; pf. treble.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313896;
Paramount music corp., New York.
42760
Flatbush Flanagan; melody Harry
James. ©1e. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
313897 ; Paramount music corp., New
York, 42761
Fleecy white clouds; w Michael
Stranger [pseud. of Michael Mor-
rison] & F. B. Lacy, m F. B. Lacy.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311010;
Florene Burdine Lacy, Cedar Rap-
ids, Ia. & Michael Morrison, Mill-
bury, Mass. 42762
Flemish dance; by Milo Stevens; pf.
© Oct. 10, 1942; E pub. 108520;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
42763
Flight of the bar-fly; w & m Hughie
Prince & Sonny Burke; pf. ©1«.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312421; Leeds
music corp., New York. 42764
Flirtatious; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 ec, Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312676;
Edna Lorraine Semerau, Chicago.
42765
Floods of light; by Samuel Benavie;
pti; © 1, ce. Oct; 3, 1942 50 Somip.
310730; Jam Handy picture service,
ine., Detroit. 42766
Flor (La) de la princesa; cancién, ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp, 312425;
Alfonso <Ardin, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 42767
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no. 10, 1942
Flor de Sevilla; letra y m R. Montes-
gil. © June 30, 1941; E for. 67588 ;
Promotora Hispano Americana de
musica, s. a., México, D. F. 42768
Florida; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314313; Frieda Piracci,
New York. 42769
Florida blues; w Dave Hoffman &
Arthur Neale, m William King Phil-
lips, arr. W. C. Handy. © May 24,
1926; E pub. 108465; Handy bros.
music co., ine., New York. 42770
Flower given to my daughter; w
James Joyce, m David Diamond. ©
July 7, 1942; E pub. 108277; Arrow
music press, ine., New York. 42771
Flower of love (Fior d’amore) ; lul-
laby, English version Lucille Man-
ners, Italian w & m Menotti Salta.
© Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108700; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 42772
Flowers and the leafs [?]; melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 311545;
Armando Paolo DeFilippi, Los An-
geles. 42773
Flowers that bloom in the spring;
from The mikado, w W. S. Gilbert,
m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Hugo Frey.
© Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108526;
Robbins music corp., New York.
42774
Fly, Old Glory, fly; song, m Mabel
Waldman. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
108532; Otto J. Martin, Hollywood,
Calif. : 42775
Fly on to victory; song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c¢. Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 312148; Joseph P. Prazak, Cice-
ro, lit 42776
Flying shadows; pf., with w. ©1e«.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 314202; Ruth
M. Riddle Dwyer, Chicago. 42777
Folie moderne; pf. ©1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 310706; Cécile Lé Veillé, Law-
rence, Mass. 42778
Follow Me; w Herman von Berge, m
Lee Rogers [pseud. of Roger C. Wil-
son] © Aug. 31, 1942; Epub.
107732; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
42779
Follow the Colors; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314734; Frances De Planty, Los
Angeles. 42780
Follow the Flag; song. ©1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313265; Royden C.
Cook, Baltimore. 42781
42795
Follow your leaders; w & melody Mrs.
F. T. [i. e. V.] Jones. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1942; E unp. 310656; Val Jones, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 42782
Fontaine (La) ; by Carl Bohm, op. 221,
arr., abridged & transcribed Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108569; Century music pub. co., New
York. 42783
Fool for you; w V. Di Tomas, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312687; Jesse Wilkins Cann, jr. & -
Virginia Di Tomas, Merrick, L. L.,
NUOY: 42784
Fool with a heart; w & melody. ©1
e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312129; Leo
Wilson Cohn, Nyack, N. Y. 42785
For America; w set to new arr. of
Santa Lucia, Russell [i. e. H. R.]
Pratt. pi ©. e7 Oct. 19,1942 ;
E unp. 313550; H. Russell Truitt,
Pittsburgh. 42786
For Chicago; w Donald R. Richberg,
m arr. Thornton W. Allen. © Oct.
5, 1942; E pub. 108509; Allen inter-
collegiate music, ine., New York.
42787
For entertainment to one and all; song,
m Robert VanSickle. © 1 ce. Oct. 8,
1942; EH unp. 3812850; Sam Mendi-
cino, Vandergrift, Pa. 42788
For ev’ry Tom, Dick and Harry there’s
a May, June or Mary; song. © Oct.
23, 1942; E pub. 1089386; Hal Blake
Cowles, Chicago. 42789
For freedom; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108579;
Laura Jane Ferguson, Monroe, Mich.
42790
For freedom over there, buy a bond;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E ump.
314152; Pearl Dinsky, Brooklyn.
42791
For his fe’ mama; song. © 1 ec. Oct.
12, 1942; H unp.° 311750; Vontina
Smith, Los Angeles. 42792
For home sweet home and you; pf. ©
it C2 "OCE* 30) 1942 "Er ‘anp.'313518 ;
Patrick J. Hogan, Claremont, N. H.
42793
For liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311836; George Rex
Victor Bolster, Bend, Or. 42794
For my dear dad I pray; song. ©1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 312345; Norbert
Joseph Gailliez, sr., Wellington, O.
42795
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42796
For one moment; w & m Casey [i. e.
Casimir] Borkowicz. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311539; Casimir Borko-
wicz, Portland, Or. 42796
For the duration; song, melody Helen
Wicksman. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312731; Lila Fisher, Wilming-
ton, N. C. ; 42797
— w & m Arzalia [i. e. N. A.] Will-
son. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1942; EH unp.
309998; Nannie Arzelia Willson,
Kansas City, Mo. 42798
— w HEthel K. Ottinger, m Lois N.
Kochis & V. A. Ottinger. © 1.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 311901; Velma
Ann Ottinger, Willamina, Or. 42799
For the good old U. S. A.; song, m Ed-
die Keenan. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108317; Harry Conroy, St, Mary’s,
Pa, 42800
For the Red, White and Blue and you;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov, 2, 1942;
E unp. 314081; John C, Henry, Green-
ville, S. C. 42801
For this is our country; w & m Ned
[i. e. E. H.] Underhill. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 811298; Edwin Ho-
ratio Underhill, Kansas City, Mo.
42802
For vee victory, fight you sons-of-guns ;
song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
314134; John Carl Drury, Miami,
Fla. 42803
For victory; m arr, from Beethoven’s
Fifth symphony; mixed cho., unace.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 312280;
Robert D. W. Adams, Kansas City,
Mo. 42804
— song, m Art King. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 814756; Jean Fay
Mason, New York. 42805
For we're the boys of Uncle Sammy;
song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; EH unp.
311396; Herbert Schrock Lambert,
Pittsburgh. 42806
For you a lei; w & m Johnny Noble.
© Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 108531; Mil-
ler music, ine., New York. 42807
For you a melody lei; song, melody
Alvin Kaleolani Isaacs & L. J.
Michels. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314218; Leonard John Michels, San
Francisco. 42808
Forever; song, © 1c, Oct. 2, 1942; E
unp. 310713; Alberta Masters O’Con-
nell, Washington. 42809
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Forever and a day; w & melody. ©1
c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309250; Isa-
belle Lebling, Chevy Chase, Md.
42810
Forever darling I need you; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312080; Paul Compton Abbott, La
Jolla, Calif. 42811
Forever fair; song, melody Pietro Var-
gas. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E ump.
313085; Lorene Dandridge, Kansas
City, Mo. 42812
Forever yours; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311847; H.
Frederic Dobson, Chicago. 42813
Forgive me, ’cause I’m sorry; song. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp, 314636;
Clark Pierson, Bloomington, Ind.
42814
Fort Story march; solo B flat cornet.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311483;
Fred S. Bear, Lancaster, Pa. 42815
Forward ever; w & m Mrs. J. F. Meul-
man; pf. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub.
107682; Michigan young people’s or-
ganization of Pilgrim holiness
church, Owosso, Mich, 42816
Forward, forces of the Red, White and
Blue; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314543; Warner Jackson, jr., Kansas
City, Kan. 42817
Four bells, little sailor; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp; siisig:
Henry Minor Sauer, San Jose, Calif.
42818
Four responses; Biblical w, m Fred-
erick Kinsley; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 108082; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 42819
Foxtrot; pf. nos. 2, 3,5. ©1c. each
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314261-314263;
Ruth Blacher, Englewood, N. J.
42820-42822
Fragrance in the air; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp, 3818203; Theodore Washing-
ton, Tacoma, 42823
Francais (Les) comprenezvous [7]
you'll be free again; w H. J. Ahrens,
melody O. H. Crain. © 1. Aug.
31, 1942; EH unp. 309051; H. J. Ahrens
& O. H. Crain, Louisville, 42824
Franklin Delano Roosevelt; song. ©
1c. Oct, 14, 1942; E unp. 3812092;
Max Heller, Philadelphia. 42825
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no. 10, 1942
Free fighting men; song. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 311390; Edward
Harrison Winsor, Cranston, R, I.
42826
——Same. © Oct. 28, 1942; E pub.
108823; Edward Harrison Winsor,
Cranston, R. I. 42827
Freedom after the war; w Priscilla
Ullmann, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314422; Anita Eliza-
beth Denniston, Claremont, Calif.
42828
Freedom ain’t free; w & melody Gus
Willard [pseud. of C. W. Gilder-
bloom] ©1e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312612; Clarence W. Gilderbloom,
Van Nuys, Calif. 42829
Freedom is their battle cry; song, mel-
ody Bob Carleton, © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314710; May Durant,
Bishopville, S. C. 42830
Freedom march; w set to old Irish mel-
ody. ©1ce. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
312103; James F. Connolly, Seattle.
, 42831
Freedom of the seas; w & melody. ©
1 ec, Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311531;
Jacob B. Frederiksen, Detroit. 42832
Freedom’s flag shall yet wave high; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; H
unp. 3183866; Hulda Druzella Lake
Wikoff, Washington. 42833
Freedom’s people; pf., with w. ©lc.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312407; Mar-
garet Clair Rhodes, Clearwater, Fla.
42834
Freedom’s prayer; song. © 1c, Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 314277; Helen Lan-
sing Hooker, Schenectady, N. Y.
42835
Freedom’s soil; from Young America,
w Frank V. van der Stucken, m
Lodewijk Mortelmans, arr.,_ ed.,
intro. & finale, Bainbridge Crist ; 2-pt.
treble voices. © Sept. 3, 1942; E
pub. 108181; Manu-script-service,
Boston. 42836
From border unto border (OT kpaa u
HO Kpasa); Hnglish w Olga Paul, m
K, Listov, ed. G. Bronsky. © Aug.
27, 1942; E pub. 107530; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 42837
From Broadway to Tokio; song. © 1
ce. Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 313100; Har-
vey Frohlichstein, St. Louis, 42838
42852
From Maine to California, from Great
Lakes to the sea; w & m Frances HE,
Dittmar [i. e. F, E. D. Hertting]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318908;
Frances HE. Dittmar Hertting, Mil-
waukee, 42839
From me to you; w & melody. © 1
ec. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314558; Nat
D. Rossmoore, New York. 42840
From the bays; w & melody. © 1,
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp, 3138707; Max
Horlick, Brooklyn. 42841
From the bottom of my heart; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct, 24, 1942; E unp.
313013 ; John James Williams, Jersey
City. 42842
From the front; march; drum & bugle
corps sc. © 1 e¢. Oct. 18, 1942; E
unp. 312711; Ralph Ruggieri, Camp
Edwards, Mass. 42843
From this day forward; song. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311797; Kath-
leen Vaughan Laughlin, Pasadena.
42844
Fuehrer’s (Der) face; from In Nutsy
Land, w & m Oliver Wallace. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 107922; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
42845
Fughetta; by Johann Sebastian Bach,
arr. Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 108185; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 42846
Fugue for M. R.; melody. © 1c. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 3813422; Polly
Dorothy Mikulak, South Bend, Ind.
42847
Full many a dream; song, English tr.
Thomas Baker, from the Austrian of
Robert Hamerling. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312747; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
42848
Fustest with the mostest over there;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
EK unp. 314855; Catherine Adikes,
Flushing, N. Y. 42849
Gal I left back home; song, © 1.
Nov, 9, 1942; E unp. 314761; Edwin
J. Hughes, San Diego, Calif. 42850
Galveston; w & melody, © 1 ¢. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312883; Edwina
Shattles Helmke, New Orleans.
42851
Gambler’s choice; main title, Daniele
Amfitheatrof & Earl Brent. © 1.
Oct, 8, 1942; E unp. 310756; Loew’s
ine., New York, 42852
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pt. III, n: S., v. 37
Ganus new songs; w & m C, P. Ganus
& others. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub.
108492; Claude P. Ganus, Callahan,
Fla. 42853
Gavotte; from Iphigenia in Aulis, by
Christoph Willibald Gluck, arr., ed.
& rev. Frederick Block; pf. © Oct.
9, 1942; E pub. 108624; Century
music pub. co., New York. 42854
Gavotte in G major; by Johann Sebas-
tian Bach, arr. Arvid Samuelson; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © Sept. 8, 1942; H
pub. 108181; Belwin, ine., New York.
42855
Gee! Ain’t the roses sweet; song. ©
Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 109000; Hal G.
Nichols, Long Beach, Calif, 42856
General Devers march; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 314228; Beryl
Rubinstein, Fort Hayes, Columbus,
O. 42857
General MacArthur march; by Robert
Le Jeune, arr. Mayhew Lake; mili-
tary band pts., with conductor. ©
Oct. 18, 1942; E pub. 108561; George
F. Briegel, ine., New York. 42858
Georgie; w Henrietta [i. e. Henriette]
Fortin, melody Ronald Buck. ©1ce.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312559; Hen-
riette Fortin, Quebec. 42859
Gestapo; song. © 1 ¢, Oct. 6, 1942;
E unp. 811223 ; Ralph Cavallaro, New
Haven. 42860
Get behind the man behind the gun;
- m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
©1e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp, 313282;
June Lape, Fort Wayne. 42861
Get behind Uncle Sam; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E eunp. 311643; Sam Ford, sr., Pasa-
dena. 42862
Get behind Uncle Sam, he’s your man;
w & melody. © 1, Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 311977; Paul Joseph Klotz,
Chester, Pa. 42863
Get in the army now; w & melody.
© 1c, Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 309448;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
42864
Get in the fight; song, arr. Sara Eliza-
beth Marks. © 1 ¢, Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 314450; Sara R. Segal, In-
dianapolis. 42865
Get on board, little children; w & m
Don Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311772; Kaycee
music co., ine., New York. 42866
Get together; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310949; Colin C, Lollie, De-
troit, 42867
w & m Hileen [i. e« A. RJ
Matthews. © 1 c¢. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 314498; Aileen Riley Matthews,
Newtown, Pa. 42868
Get well; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1 ¢. Noy, 2,
1942; E unp. 318961; Loew’s, inc.,
New York, 42869
Gettin’ awful lonesome; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308899:
Hugh M, MacKay, Worcester. 42870
Getting adjusted; w Janice M, Aque-
line, m Luther A. Clark; © Oct. 6,
1942; E pub, 108485; Catherine M.
Cavallaro, New York, 42871
Gezeichneten (Die); oper, w u. m
Franz Schreker, klavierauszug Wal-
ther Gmeindl. © May 9, 1916; E
for, 673866; Universal-edition, a. g.,
Vienna, 42872
Ginger flower; -w Don Wingate, m —
Walter Kolomoku. © June 30, 1941;
E pub, 108849; Peer internat]. corp.,
New York. 42873
Girl from the neighborhood; song. ©
1 ec, Oct, 29, 1942; E unp. 313519;
Samuel I. Diehl, New York, 42874
Girl I left back home; w J, L. Croghan,
melody F. Marino. © 1 e¢. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 312842; Frank Marino
& James L. Croghan, Brooklyn.
42875
Girl I left behind me; song, w Earl
Covel. © 1c. Oct, 12, 1942; E unp.
311666; Slyvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 42876
Girl I met in my home town; w & mel-
ody. ©.1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E ump.
312319; Joseph Forbyn, San Fran-
cisco, 42877
Girl in the welding mask; w Tom [i. e.
T. M.] Adair, m Dick [i. e, R. R.]
Uhl. © 1. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
311700; Thomas M. Adair & Richard
R, Uhl, Kingston, Pa. 42878
Girl of the Cumberland hills; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312396; Roy Jackson Hamilton,
Laurelton, L. I., N. Y. 42879
Girl of the Rio Grande; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp, 311138:
Donald Teeters, Toledo. - 42880
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Girl that I adore; song. © 1. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311308; Gloria Gould,
Washington, 42881
Girl who broke the sergeant major’s
heart; w & m Hugh Charles, Don
Pelosi & Sonny Miller. © July 7,
1942; B for. 67294; Irwin Dash music
co., 1td., London. 42882
Girls of Uncle Sam; song, melody Irene
A, Gaygan. ©1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E
unp. 314467; Anna Gaygan, Philadel-
phia. 42883
Git-git-giddy-ap, I gotta git my gittar
[27]; w & melody. © 1. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308317; Louis J. Pope,
Los Angeles. 42884
Give; w & m King Shaw. © Oct. 8,
1942; E pub, 108282; Shelby music
pub. co., Detroit. 42885
Give a Yank a tank; w & melody. ©
tc. Oet,-14. 19423. ch np; 312063 ;
Edward Michael Altman, Flushing,
eo N, Y. 42886
Give me a 32-20; w & m Arthur Cru-
dop; pf. treble. ©1c. Oct, 26, 1942;
FE unp. 3813210; Wabash music co.,
Evergreen Park, Il. 42887
Give me dear memories; song, w Mabel
Livingstone. © 1 c. Oct. 27, 1942;
E unp. 318394; Emanuel Lackow,
New York. 42888
Give me Jesus; negro spiritual, m arr,
Hall Johnson; high voice; in E flat.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108765; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 42889
Give me 10 days: song, melody E. W.
Prendergast. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp, 309427; Edward W. Prender-
gast & Bill Catizone, Swissvale, Pa.
42890
Give me wings; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312881; Alfred
Emory Hopkins, Hinsdale, Mass.
42891
Give my regards to Mary; song, m
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310857; Josie Carocaiolo, West
Chester, Pa. 42892
Give out with an encouraging grin;
song, m Eddie Keenan. © Sept. 19,
1942; E pub. 108137; Amelia Pap-
palardo, Huntington, L. I., N. Y.
42893
Give to the U. S. O.; song, ©1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314814; W. D. Bill
Davis, Kansas City, Mo. 42894
42908
Give us a song, when we march we can
sing; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 313552; Joe Jordan,
New York, 42895
Give us fifty thousand bombers; song,
m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
812208; Riley E. Landreth, Vancou-
ver, Wash. 42896
Glad spring morning kiss the world; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct, 12, 1942; E
unp. 311623; Ruby E, Raddatz, Aber-
deen, Wash, 42897
Gladys; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 311047; David W. Sides, San
Antonio. 42898
Gloria; pf., with w. © 1 c. Oct, 30,
1942; E unp, 3138705; Henry Arthur
Frischknecht, Leonia, N. J. 42899
Glorify her name; pf. treble, with w.
© 1:¢ Oct.. 21,'1942- W unp, 312782:
Claudius Grace & Victor Jiran, New
York. 42900
Glorious sun; from Young America, w
Frank V. van der Stucken, m Lode-
wijk, Mortelmans, arr., ed., intro. &
new finale, Bainbridge Crist; 2-pt.
treble voices. © Sept. 3, 1942; E
pub. 108180; Manu-script-service,
Boston. 42901
Glory be; song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E unp. 314607 ; Universal music corp.,
New York. 42902
Glory of U. S. A.; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 3138787; Maxson
Foxhall Judell, Hollywood, Calif.
42903
Go and get the enemy blues; w Lang-
ston Hughes, m William €. Handy
& Clarence M. Jones. © Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 108497; Handy bros.
musie co., ine., New York. 42904
Go down, Moses; negro spiritual, arr.
Don Dixon; men’s cho., with treble
trio. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108380;
Hall & McCreary co., Chicago. 42905
Go get ’em boys; song. © ie. Oct. 13;
1942 ; E unp. 311973 ; George G, Allen,
Chicago. 42906
Go ’long little cayuse; w & melody Art
Dickson. © 1 ec. Oct. 29, 1942; BE
unp. 38138718; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 42907
God bless dear U. S. A.; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 312704;
Anne De Grasse, Athol, Mass.
42908
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42909
God bless Old Glory; pf., with w.
Oct. 28, 1942; E pub, 108928; Harry
Beecher Stowe, Richmond, Calif.
42909
God bless our boys; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312342;
Marguerite Talerico, New York.
42910
= wk melody, © 1 ¢ Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 312606; Mary Krolak, Ambler,
Pa. 42911
God bless our boys out there; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; H unp.
314307; Glenda Brannock Squires,
Indianapolis. 42912
God bless our Flag; pf., with w. ©
1c Aug. 31, 1942; E unp. 311027;
Margaret Ann Grimes, Portsmouth,
Va. 42913
God bless our glorious heroes; song.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312382;
Robert D. W. Adams, Kansas City,
Mo. 42914
God bless our soldier boys; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312336 ;
Ethlyn Fraley, Danforth, Ill. 42915
God, do bless our Uncle Sammy; song,
m Eddie Keenan. © Oct. 20, 1942;
E pub. 108580; Fred J. Glaser, Spen-
cer, la. 42916
God, guard our fighting men; men’s cho.
© Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108533 ; Arch
P. Naramore, Wichita. 42917
God guide America; women’s voices.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312845;
Lue Alice Kueller, Pasadena. 42918
God is a spirit; unison anthem, Biblical
w, melody William Sterndale Ben-
nett, arr. Edmund Jaques; junior
choir, unace. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108599; H. W. Gray co., ine, New
York. 42919
God is our hope; anthem, Biblical w,
m Caroline Gessler; mixed cho.;
organ ace. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108511; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
42920
God is working out his purpose; w &
m Mrs. William E. [i. e. D. K.]
Sloane; pf. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E
unp. 318653; Doris K. Sloane, Sidney,
NC Y. 42921
God keep our country free; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311756;
Edith R. Paine, Albany. 42922
pt. IIt, n. s., v. 37
God lead you on to victory; song, m
Eddie Keenan. © Oct. 22, 1942; E
pub. 108734; Emilia Edwards, Proy-
incetown, Mass. 42923
God must have loved America; song, m
Frank Radcliffe. © 1 ¢. Sept. 18,
1942; E unp. 311925; Gertrude Lo-
reen Seaman, Southampton, Ont.,
Canada. 42924
God save the people; w Ebenezer Elli-
ott, m Marianne Genet; mixed cho.
© Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 108294;
Broadcast musie, ine., New York.
42925
God so loved the world; Biblical w, m
John Stainer, arr. Florence Martin;
3-pt. mixed cho. © Oct, 22, 1942;
EH pub, 108842; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago, 42926
God will watch over you, while I’m
away; w & melody. © 1, Oct. 15,
1942; E unp, 312168; Philip Console,
Brooklyn. 42927
Goddess of the inland seas; w Charles
M, Gayley, m arr, Thornton W, Al-
len; pf. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
109040; Allen intercollegiate music,
ine., New York. 42928
God’s chosen banner of the world;
song, melody Robert Pollack. ©1e.
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311425; Herman
Churchill, Elkhorn, Wis. 42929
God’s love; w Helen Maring; mixed
voices. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
308049; Albert P. Lyford, Oil City,
Pa, 42930
God’s radio; pf. treble, with w. ©1le.
Oct, 12, 1942; E unp, 311796; Inez
Isabell Brumbelow, Lomita, Calif.
42931
God’s word is all I need; arr, Kenneth
Morris; pf., with w. © Aug, 3, 1942;
E pub. 107823; Willene Sugg, In-
dianapolis. 42932
Going back to Colorado; w & melody.
© 1c, Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310711;
William Morris Russell, Anderson,
Ind. 42933
Golden autumn; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314566; Ann Sherman, Glenwood, |
Landing, L. I., N. Y. 42934
Golden day is dying; Finnish folk-song,
English w Katherine K, Davis, m arr,
Jessie Angelyn Fitzgerald; mixed
cho. © Sept. 29, 1942; E pub.
108592; EK. C. Schirmer music ©o.,
Boston. 42935
1574
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Golden eagles; song, m Don Hammond.
©1e. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313044;
Stanley Rochinski, Washington,
42936
Golden glow; by William Meeder; pf.
© Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 108633;
Emil Ascher, inec., New York. 42937
Golden October leaves; song. © 1.
Oct, 12, 1942; E unp, 311927; Esther
Wiltshire & Nola Whittaker, Circle-
ville, Utah, 42938
Golondrina (La); by Narciso Serra-
dell, transcribed Walter Rolfe; pf.,
with w. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108336; Century music pub, co., New
York. 42939
Gone with the wind; w & m Morty [i. e.
M. J.] Saroff; in F min. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309236; Mor-
ton Justin Saroff, Brooklyn. 42940
Good-by sweetheart; valse, w & mel-
ody. ©1c. Sept, 24, 1942; E unp.
311014; Frank Izzo, New Haven.
42941
Good-bye dear sweetheart; concert
waltz song, arr, Frank A, Douglas.
© Sept. 12, 1942; E pub. 108321;
David N. Farris, Madison, Wis.
42942
Good-bye, mother darling, it’s the Stars
and Stripes for me; pf. treble, with
w. ©1e. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309419 ; Lena Mendenhall, Richmond,
Ind. 42943
Good fortune is a giddy maid; English
w Louis Untermeyer, from Heinrich
Heine, m Clarence Olmstead ; med, or
low voice; in F. © Oct. 27, 1942; HB
pub. 108831; Galaxy music corp.,
New York. 42944
Good luck! God bless you, good-night ;
w & m Mrs. C. W. Greenwood, jr.
[i. e. K. P. Greenwood] © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp, 314571; Katherine
Pardue Greenwood, Shreveport, La.
42945
Good-night ; song, m Charles E. Ander-
son. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312187; C. H. Smith, Los Angeles.
42946
Good-night and good morning; w June
Hershey, melody Don Swander. ©
le. Aug. 4, 1942; E unp, 3138426; Mel-
ody Lane publications, ine., Holly-
wood, Calif, 42947
Good night beloved; w H. W. Longfel-
low, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942;
E unp. 309417; Alice Ruth Whitney,
Miami, Fla, 42948
42962
Good old Joe; w & melody. © 1e..
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312188; Robert
S. Walker, Zanesville, O, 42949
Good old Uncle Sam; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311594; Joseph
A. Freitas, Oakland, Calif. 42950
Good old U. 8. A.; song. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313146; Hazel Shef-
field Anderson, Lafayette, La. 42951
— —— melody Bernard Paterson.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312539;
Sylvia Paterson, Detroit. 42952
Good ole dog; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©1e.
Nov. 2, 1942; EK unp. 313881; H. C.
Pirtle, St. Petersburg, Fla. 42953
Good tidings of great joy; Christmas
cantata pageant, text Donna Duvall
[pseud. of Dorothy L. Sumerau], m.
Forrest G. Walter & others. © Sept.
14, 1942; D 76175; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 42953*
Goodbye Al; w & melody. © 1, Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312771; Anthony C.
Costanzo, New Haven. 42954
Goodbye baby boy; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312028; Elizabeth Maloney Hughes,
Scranton. 42955
Goodbye for awhile; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c¢ Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311660; Jean Williams, Max-
well, N. M. 42956
Goodbye little sister; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311140; John
Richard Amoroso, Brooklyn. 42957
Goodbye, mom and dad; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 313345; Louise Lyell Palmer,
Chino, Calif. 42958
Goodbye my dear; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 811302; George Su-
hayda, New York. 42959
Goodbye my love; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 314091; Domi-
nic Lacalamito, New York. 42960
Goodbye, old pal, goodbye; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314225; A. C, Balch, Roscoe, Calif.
42961
Goodbye to love; w & m Eloise [i. e.
EK. E.] Hneff; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311743; Elsie Eloise
Eneff, Pensacola, Fla. 42962
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42963
Goodbye to the days gone by; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314249; Estelle Kindsvater, Pitts-
burgh. 429638
Goosegirl (The) ; musical play, based
on Grimm’s fairy tale, bk. & lyrics
Sid Frank, m Denes Agay. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 4, 1942; D 76186; Fairyland
theatre co., ine., New York. 42963*
Gospel echoes choruses; hymns. ©
Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108528; Alexan-
der Gentles Burns, Philadelphia.
42964
Gospel ships; w & m James Royce
Shannon & Hector MacCarthy, arr.
Roy Ringwald; men’s cho. © Jan.
29, 1940; E pub. 108447; Words &
music, ine., New York. 42965
Gospel songs, hymns and spirituals;
compiled Andy Patterson & Warren
Caplinger. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub.
108930; Stamps-Baxter music &
printing co., Dallas. 42966
Got music; from Moonlight in Havana,
w & m Dave Franklin. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311575; Universal
music corp., New York. 42967
Got wings on my broncho in the sky; w
& melody Joe McCarthy, George W.
Meyer & Abel Baer. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312870; Robbins music
corp., New York. 42968
Grand march; by V. Bellini, arr.; toy
symphony orch. sc. © 1. May 21,
1942; E unp. 3138747; Elizabeth Jane
Thompson, Belle Glade, Fla. 42969
Grandest soldier is my Jim; song. ©
1 e, Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 313534;
Erich Lonard, Newark, N. J. 42970
Grandma gets her man; bk. & lyrics
EK. E. Whitworth, m J. P. Fairfax.
© 1c. May 18, 1942; D 76191; Eu-
gene E. Whitworth & John Pollock
Fairfax, San Francisco. 42970*
Grandmother’s minuet; w Edith San-
ford Tillotson, m Edvard Grieg, ae
Ira B. Wilson. © Aug. 21, 1942;
pub. 107721; Lorenz pub. co., Reon
O. 42971
Gray skies; song. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
EH unp. 314573; Hughes H. Ridenour,
Pahokee, Fla. 42972
Great alma mater, old U. S. A.; song,
w. Henrietta L. Rushmore, m arr.
Isabelle Cahill. © Oct. 28, 1942; E
pub. 108863; Harold C. Rushmore,
New York. 42973
pt. 11, n. s., v. 37
Great light; Christmas story cantata,
w Ina Duley Ogden & H. Lillenas. ©
Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108783; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 42974
Great masters; selected & ed. David
Hirschberg; pf. © Sept. 2, 1942;
AA 409625; Musicord publications,
Staten Island, N. Y, 42975
Green glade; w & m Eddie [i- e, Ed-
ward] Leonard; pf. treble. © 1 ec.
Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 313919; Edward
Leonard, Jamaica, N, Y, 42976
Green goddess; by George Henry; pf.
© 1e. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp, 311832;
Leeds music corp., New York, 42977
Green orchids; w & m Bernice Watter-
son [pseud. of B, M. Waterson]; pf.
© 1e., Oct, 16, 1942; E unp, 312261;
Berenice Miars Waterson, Columbus,
O. 42978
Green Tree inn; pf., with w. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp, 311491; Char-
lotte Anna May Christman, St. Louis,
. 42979
Greet every dawn with a smile; w &m
Billie Namkie. © 1c, Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 818015; Anna E. Eichmann,
Jersey City. 42980
Grey skies; w Austin Shirley, m Har-
vey Gaul; med. voice; in C. © Oct.
15, 1942; E pub. 108548; Galaxy
music corp., New York, 42981
Guard our America; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct, 29, 1942; E unp. 313611;
Sidney David Salins, Washington.
42982
Guardsmen; march, Walter Desmond;
symphonic band pts., with conductor,
© Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108754; Bel-
win, ine., New York. 42983
Guatemala; by Charles Wolcott; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Nov, 9, 1942; E
unp. 814672; Walt Disney produc-
tions, Burbank, Calif, 42984
Guerilla’s song; from Scorched earth,
w Paul Francis Webster, m Walter
Jurmann, © 1c. Oct, 26, 1942; E
unp. 3138232; Loew’s, ine., New York.
42985
Guess what; w V. Di Tomas, & melody.
© 1c. Oct, 21, 1942; E unp, 312690;
Jesse Wilkins Cann, jr., & Virginia
Di Tomas, Merrick, L. L., N. Y.
42986
Guild book of pieces for Hawaiian gui-
tar; compiled & arr. Joseph Louis
Zeldon. © Oct. 12, 1942; E pub.
109011; Guild music co., Joseph
Louis Zeldon, sole owner, Washing-
ton, 42987
1576
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Gun boat; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312475; Olan Evan
Smith, Livermore, Calif, 42988
Guns up; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp, 312734; Joseph Blake,
Newark, N, J. 42989
Gypsy melody; pf. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp, 312081; Naomi L. V.
Alter, Manchester, N, H. 42990
Hablame; bolero, letra y m Mario Fer-
nandez Porta; pf. © Oct, 6, 1942;
EK pub, 108719; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 32991
Ha-ha; w & melody. © 1c, Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308199; Samuel Joseph
Levine, Washington. 42992
Hail Purdue; w J. Morrison, m E. J.
Wotawa, arr. Thornton W. Allen;
with mixed cho. & men’s cho. © Oct.
5, 1942; E pub, 108501; Allen inter-
collegiate music, ine., New York,
42993
Hail sons of Uncle Sam; w Josephine
McCleary, & melody. © 1c, Nov, 2,
1942; E unp. 314048; Haskell B.
Davis, Washington, 42994
Hail Texas warriors; song, melody Lew
{i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢, Oct. 12,
1942; E unp, 311819; Mary Frances
Reames, : Dallas. 42995
Hail to all our heroes; song, m Louis
Guzman. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E
unp. 312406; Stanley R, Rochinski &
Emmett L, Sheehan, Washington.
42996
Hail to the boys; song, arr. Lula D.
Hopkins. © 1c, Oct. 31, 1942; E
unp. 313822; Phoebe B. Nelson,
Washington. 42997
Hail to the Chief; w & m James San-
derson, arr, Hugo Frey. © Aug, 21,
1942; E pub. 107376; Robbins music
ecorp., New York. 42998
Hail to the Legion; march-fox trot, w
Stanley Rochinski, m Murray Wilson.
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 108938; Joe
McDaniel music co., Elizabeth City,
ENE - 42999
Hail! To the new-born King; w
Frances V, Hubbard, m A, W. Lan-
sing, arr.; women’s 2-pt. cho. ©
Sept, 24, 1942; E pub. 108248; Ar-
thur P, Schmidt co., Boston, 438000
Hail to the U. S. A.; song. ©1c. Oct.
17, 1942; EK unp. 314510; Geraldine
Heinbaugh, Belle Fourche, S, D.
43001
43014
Hail to the Yanks; w Grace Johnson,
melody Tommy [i. e. T. H.] Kil-
bourne. © 1c, Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314785; Thomas Helm Kilbourne,
Burlingame, Calif. 43002
Hail United Nations; w & melody. ©
1 ce. Oct, 20, 1942; E unp, 312841;
Frank Reinhold Denke, Piedmont,
Calif, 43003
Halgato; by Emery Deutsch, arr. D.
Savino; violin, with pf. acc. © Oct.
16, 1942; E pub. 108666; Robbins
musie corp., New York, 43004
Hallowe’en elves; song. © 1 c. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp, 312760; Clara May
Russell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
43005
Handle with care; w G. H, Johnston, m
C, W. Erdenbrecher. © 1 ¢, Nov. 5,
1942; EK unp. 314864; George H.
Johnston & C, W. Erdenbrecher, APO
958, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco.
43006
Hands of God in the trees; w & m Mrs.
EK. F. [i. e. A, A.] Holder. © 1.
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp, 312854; Annie
A. Holder, Lynn, Mass, 43007
Hands that rocked my cradle; w Mi-
chael Stoner, m R, G. Fernwood; pf.
treble. © 1c, Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313473; Roland Guehrer, Glendale,
Twi Ts, NOX: 43008
Hang your troubles on a rainbow ; song.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp, 314608;
Universal music corp., New York.
43009
Hank, the Yank, in the U. 8S, tank; w &
melody. ©1c, Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
313570; Mary Beatrice Jones, Temple
City, Calif, 43010
Happiness is ever where you are; song.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp, 313754;
Herbert E. Glaeser, Good Thunder,
Minn, 43011
Happy as a school boy; w Lester G.
Cook, melody G, Everett Allen, ©
1 ec. Oct, 12, 1942; EH unp, 312848;
Allen & Klink music publishers, Hop-
kinsville, Ky. . 43012
Happy good-morning to you; w & mel-
ody Happy [i. e. Jack] Turner. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308824;
Will Rossiter, Chicago, 43013
Happy Hollow; w & melody. © 1.
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp, 314281; Al Hol-
land, Los Angeles. 43014
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43015
Happy in love; from Sons o’ fun, w
Jack Yellen, m Sam E. Fain. © Oct.
30, 1941; E pub, 108888; Leo -Feist,
ine., New York. 48015
Happy Mleen in the U. S. marine [?];
w Sam M. Appleman, popular Russian
m arr. K, I, Rodetsky. © 1c. Sept.
21,, 1942; .BEy.unp., 3hIs(9s Kivay I.
Rodetsky, San Francisco. 43016
Happy New Year; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct, 22, 1942; E unp. 312792; George
Robert Moss, Brooklyn, 43017
Happy soldier; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector..Richard, © 4..c.. Oct._19.
1942; E unp. 312372; Robert R, Todd,
Kansas City, Mo. 43018
Harbor of my heart; w & m Lou Halmy
& Edward Heyman, adapted from
Dvorik’s Slavonic dance no. 10. ©
Aug, 27, 1942; E pub. 108848; Mills
music, ine., New York. 43019
Hari kari; from Invisible agent, by H.
J. Salter; conductor. © 1 c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp, 318450; Universal
musie corp., New York. 43020
Harlem rhumba; w & melody. © 1c.
Noy. 38, 1942; E unp. 314497; Ruby
Gwendolyn Smith, New York. 43021
Harry married Mary on the merry-go-
round; song. © Oct. 14, 1942; E
pub, 108813; Charles J. Novak, Chi-
cago. 43022
Harvest Thanksgiving; Biblical w, m
William Baines; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 108979;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
43023
Hats off to the Colors; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c, Aug, 24, 1942; E unp.
314133; Jess M. Worley, San Diego,
Calif,
Hats off to the medical corps; song, m
Frank Furlett. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 313645; Ralph B. Stockton,
Chicago. 43025
Hats off to the stars that hang outside
the door; song. © 1 ce Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309487; Willie Borland
Pippin, Sanford, Fla. “> 48026
Haunted tree; by Bill Gillock; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108141; Elkan-
Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia. 48027
Haunting me; w Pat Rolland, & mel-
ody. © 1c Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313950; Leopold Louis Oscar Kar-
ezag, Detroit. 43028
43024 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Haunting shadows; by Gynith Helland
Shaw; pf. © Oct. 28, 1942; E pub.
109051; Leta S. Bender, Friend, Neb.
43029
Have a good time while I’m gone; w
& m Wilford B. Schueler. © Nov.
4, 1942; E pub. 109032; Shelby music
pub. co., Detroit. 43030
Have a heart; w & melody. © le.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312775; Wil-
liam Feldman, Newark, N, J. 48031
w & melody Roseanne Brown [i. e.
R. B. Rogers] ©1c. Oct. 22, 1942;
E unp. 312833; Roseanne Brown
Rogers, Covington, Tenn. 43032
Have V everywhere to-day; w & mel-
ody. © 1c Oct. 5, 1942; HE unp.
312705; Anne De Grasse, Athol, Mass.
43033
Have you heard of that Russian clime;
song;in Dmin. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314247; Anna Adams & Gladys
Gibson, Pomeroy, O. 43034
Have you seen Nick in his uniform; w
& melody;inG. ©1c. Noy. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314576; Marion L. Compton,
Chicago. 43035
Have your fling in the morning, guy,
guy, guy fol-de-rol riddy iddy guy;
w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe, m
Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
311886; William Curtis Monroe,
Washington. 43036
Hawaiian lullaby; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311316; John
Tracey Powers, Summerville, 8. C.
43037
Hawian [?] nights; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314345; Kay
O’Reilly, New York. 43038
He cares for me; song. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942: E unp. 311894; Ethel Parker,
Troy, Kan. 43039
He didn’t ask me; w & melody Sammy
Cahn & Saul Chaplin. © 1 e. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 313000; Edwin H.
Morris & co., inc., New York. 43040
He died for us; w Emma Frost; alto,
with organ ace. ©1c, Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313107; Emil Winkler, Los
Angeles. 43041
He lifts me higher each day; hymn.
© Oct. 14, 1942; E pub. 108538; Nor-
man E. McIntyre, Los Angeles.
43
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
He may never make the headlines; fox-
trot, w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 314211; Arthur Korb,
Cambridge, Mass. 43043
He sofiado; tango, letra y m Leyla
Giaccardi y J. J. Giaceardi. ©1le.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312564; Jose
J. Giaccardi, Los Angeles. 43044
He was the fifth to find the Firth of
Forth; w & m Larry Royal, Billy
Faber & Shelby Darnell. © Oct. 1,
1942; E pub. 108205; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 43045
He wears a uniform; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; H
unp. 314723; Helen Griffin, Deming,
N. M. 43046
He will return to me; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312630; Mabel G. Truex,
Indianapolis. 48047
Headin’ for hallelujah; by Harry
James; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 313898; Paramount mu-
Sic corp., New York. — 43048
Hear our call; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313269; Vincent Stabilis, South
Orange, N. J. 43049
Hear the bugle’s call; w & melody
Earl Goss. © 1c, Nov. 3, 1942; E
unp, 314163; Robert Franklin Wol-
eott, Randolph, O. 43050
Heart-beat; w & m Car] [i, e. Carmine]
Marino. © 1c, Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311453; Carmine Marino, New York.
43051
Heart for rent; w & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311299; James
Joseph Brocato, jr., Portland, Me.
43052
Heart of Scandinavian music; com-
piled & arr, Felix Guenther; pf. ©
Oct. 19, 1942; E pub, 108951; Mer-
cury music corp., New York, ‘43053
Heartache; song. ©1c, Oct. 21, 1942;
£ unp. 312683; Margaret Del Monte,
Sunnyside, S. I., N. Y, 43054
Heartbroken melody; w & melody
Roseanne Brown [i, e. R, B, Rogers]
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312832;
Roseanne Brown Rogers, Covington,
Tenn, 43055
Heartbroken watching; song, m Noel
Bear. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312178; Mamie Mallard, Harrison,
Ark, 43056
43069
Hearts and flowers; song. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312977; Nadine
White, Marshall, Tex. 43057
Heart’s ease; w anon., traditional air
arr, with descant Nora Byron. ©
May 14, 1942; E for, 67517; Oxford
uniy, press, London. 43058
Hearts for sale; song, melody Joe A.
[i. e. Joseph Aloysius] Saracini. ©
1c, Sept. 3, 1942; E unp, 307985;
Russel Chester Jones & Joseph Aloy-
sius Saracini, St. Louis. 43059
Heaven bound; w Marge [i, e, Mar-
jorie] Beasley, m Carolyn Troy [i. e.
C.,T. Watts]; ptf.. © 1e¢,,,Oct., 27,
1942; E unp. 313382; Carolyn Troy
Watts, West Barrington, R, I. 48060
Heaven is here; song, melody Paul
Masterson & J, F, Reid, jr. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; EH unp. 314111; Joy
Franklin Reid, jr., Hollywood, Calif.
7 43061
Heaven never held such charms; song,
arr, J, Lawerence Cook. © 1, Oct.
24, 1942; E unp. 313043; Mary Alice
Tabitha Striplin, New York, 438062
Heavenly Father we’re at Thy com-
mand; song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
EH unp. 313703; Arminta Ruth Web-
ber, Rochester, N. Y. 43063
Heavenly mansions; w A, J. Headings,
m Kenneth Y, Plank, © Nov, 22,
1941; E pub, 107828; Avon music pub.
co., Aquila J, Headings, sole owner,
Detroit. 43064
He’ll always answer prayer; pf., with
w. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314693; Samuel T, Simmons, New
York. 43065
Hell bent, for victory! For liberty!
Seat; w & melody. © 1. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 3129388; Lucy E. Rager,
Niles, O. 43066
Hello Americans; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1, Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314595; Nellie Mc-
Creedy. Hurlow, Dorchester, Mass.
43067
Hello Axis, we’re the Allies; song, m
Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310839; Leetha Tarvin, Grants Pass,
Or, 43068
Hello, central, give me 402; w & mel-
ody. ©-1c., Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312059; Maurine K, Richardson, Wa-
tertown, S. D. 43069
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43070
Hello, daybreak, so long yesterday;
song, melody M. Robinson & B, Lloyd
Phillips. ©1c, Oct. 13, 1942; E unp,
311725; Marian Robinson, New York,
43070
Hello, England, here we come; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct, 7, 1942; E unp.
811215; Alfred Nathaniel Simms,
Chicago. 43071
Hello! Hello! Hello; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312729; Harold
Webster Cate, Antrim, N. H, 43072
Hello mom; w Arthur V, Jones & Frank
Loesser, m Eddie Dunstedter, ©
Aug. 17, 1942; E pub. 107451; Saun-
ders publications, Hollywood, Calif.
43073
Hello mother; w & m Alice Jett Bailey
fi. e. A. J, B. Poff] ©1ec Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313484; Alice Jett
Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky. 43074
Hello, new moon, bello; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310972; Minnie R.
Ziebold, Sheridan, Wy. 43075
Hello, sweetheart ; song, m J, Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; BE unp.
312450; Mavis Tapp, Gardiner, Or.
43076
Hello you, this is me; w & melody. ©
1c Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313129;
Julia Lunden Jones & Lena Cohen,
Corry, Pa. 43077
Help! America; song. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 312283; Pearl Anna
Cameron, Blaney Park, Mich. 48078
Help buy a bomber; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c¢. Oct. 12, 1942; B
unp. 311639; Rosalie L. Britto, Brook-
lyn. 43079
Help me, Lord, to tell the story; w &
m P. Wiley, arr. Mary Elizabeth
Lacy. © Aug. 9, 1942; E pub.
109067 ; Permelia Wiley, Washington.
43080
Help our heroes; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312961; Mary M. Eckroat, Paradise,
Calif. 43081
Help us to live for others; w Charles
D. Meigs, m Earl A. Rohlf & B. L.
Goldman. ©1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp,
311937; Bernard L. Goldman, Cleve-
land. 43082
Her decision ; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313959; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 43083
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Her old man was suspicious; by Alec
Wilder; pf. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312865; Regent music corp.,
New York. 43084
Herbert (Victor) album; compiled F.
Campbell-Watson, arr. Ben Ve-
reecken & others; trombone & pf.
Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107540; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 43085
arr. Jean Gossette & others;
trumpet & pf. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub.
107541; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 43086
—— —— arr. Jean Gossette; with pf.
ace. 1. Clarinet.—2. Sax. © Sept.
4, 1942; E pub. 107538, 107539; M.
Witmark & sons, New York.
43087, 43088
Here am I, O land of mine; w Edmund
M. Wylie, m Carl] F. Mueller; mixed
cho. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub.
107754; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
43089
Here am I, trying to be gay; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
313764; Mary Anne Miller, Artesia,
N. M. 43090:
Here come soldier boys; song. ©1c.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312173; Emily
Jane Smith, Huntington, W. Va.
43091
Here come the heroes; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311146; Del-
phine Shader Erhart, Little Rock,
Ark. 43092
Here comes Dick from Buckhannon; w
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; EH
unp. 308050; Joseph A. Civilett, Wil-
kinsburg, Pa. 43093
Here comes the general; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313197; Blanche Lane Lillig,
Chicago. 43094
Here comes the U. S. A.; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EH unp. 3138791; Blanche Catherine
Fanning, San Jose, Calif. 43095.
Here I am in your arms; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308115;
Walter Ernest York, San Gabriel,
Calif, 43096
Here in America; song. © 1c. Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 311979; Margaret Stock-
ton Rambo, West Yorkshire, N. Y.
43097
Here in my life; song. ©1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 811565; Barbara Ann
Greathouse, Middletown, O. 43098
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
43123
Here is autumn; w & melody. © 1c.|} He’s a real all-American now; w & m
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138137; Glad
Robinson Youse, Baxter Springs,
Kan. 43099
Here those Americans come; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312150; Sidney Groce, Sterling, Col.
43100
Here was love; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct, 5, 1942; E unp, 310925; Mar-
garet Johan, Stockton, Calif. 43101
Here we come; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Sept. 11, 1942;
E unp. 308548; J, H. Gunnes, Seattle.
43102
——song. ©1c. Nov, 9, 1942; E unp.
314665; Anna Pawk, Butler, Pa.
43103
w & m Isabel Cole, Barb. White &
Bob White; pf. treble. © 1c, Nov.
6, 1942; E unp, 314443; Arthur Rob-
ert White, Chicago. 43104
Here we go; song. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp, 318818; Alvena Reck-
zeh, Chicago. 43105
Here’s three cheers; w Nonita James
[pseud. of B. G. Pollak], m Evelyn
Deville Pollak. ©1c. May 18, 1942;
E unp. 311948; Beatrice G. Pollak,
New York. 43106
Here’s to love; w & melody Jimmie
Land [pseud, of J. E. Sussdorff] ©
1 ec, Oct, 26, 1942; E unp, 313242;
James E. Sussdorff, Honolulu. 43107
Here’s to my buddy; w & melody. ©
fe, Nov.) 2s 1942; Ki. unp,.3131852
John Joseph Bourke, Herminie, Pa,
43108
Here’s to the Yankee sailor; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; H unp, 314024;
Mabelle Perkins, Manchester, N. H.
43109
Here’s your hat; w Virginia Levant &
J. Stern, & melody. © 1c, Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312769; Jerome Stern,
New York, 43110
Heroes all Americans; w Rt. Rany
[pseud. of A, N. Yeorwacopoulos],
music Remo Robb. © 1 ¢, Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313625; Archmadrite
Nikolaos Yeorwacopoulos, Herkimer,
Ni Y. 43111
Heroes of America; song. © Noy, 5,
1942; E pub. 108994; Katherine Pit-
zer, Monahans, Tex. 43112
Harry Pease, Ed, G. Nelson & Jimmy
Dupre. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108136 ; Leeds music corp., New York.
43113
He’s her soldier boy, saying good-bye;
song. © 1c, Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312468; Victor Kopnitsky, Philadel-
phia. 43114
He’s only a private in the army; song,
m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E
unp. 312218; Raymond A. Wenner,
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, 43115
He’s Uncle Sam’s boy, but he’s my
sweetheart; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313283; Lena J. Jackson,
Cookville, Tenn, 43116
He’s your son and my sweetheart ; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1 e¢. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp, 311640; Lola Burch,
Eureka, Kan, 43117
Hey Mac; w & m Bernice Watterson
[pseud, of B. M, Waterson]; pf.
1 ec, Oct, 16, 1942; E unp. 312260;
Berenice Miars Waterson, Columbus,
43118
Hey! Say! Mister; fox trot song. ©
Oct. 30, 1942; E pub, 108901; Ralph
Leland Hawkins, Chicago. 43119
Hey Skippy; song, melody Lew [i, e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1. Nov, 2, 1942;
E unp. 313930; Robert Rumbaugh,
Chillicothe, O. 43120
Hi, Buddy, hi; song, from Hi, Buddy.
© 1c, Novy, 7, 1942; E unp. 314610;
Universal music corp., New York.
43121
Hi-Y and handsome; text R. Koeppel, m
L, Averill. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1942; D
76187; Lloyd Averill, Richard Koep-
pel & Richard Daniels, Maywood, I11.
43121*
Hiawatha learned to swing; by Irene
Higginbotham; pf. © Sept. 16, 1942;
E pub. 1077386; Mutual music soc.,
inc., New York, 43122
High and dry; musical comedy, w Lois
de Freitas, Mary Johnson, Martha
Besoyan & others. © 1 ¢ Oct. 2,
1942; D 76192; Richard Vaughn
Besoyan, Alameda, Calif. 43122*
High command; march song. © 1 c.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312956; Thomas
Reginald Sloan, Hamilton, Canada.
43123
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43124
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
High flight; w John Gillespie Magee,
jr., & melody. ©1c, Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312538; James Francis Di-
mando, Mamaroneck, N, Y. 43124
High gear; melody Lowell Martin. ©
1c Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314888;
Charling music corp., New York.
43125
High steppers; march, Wesley Shep-
ard; full symphonic band pts., with
conductor. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub.
109033; Belwin, ine., New York.
43126
Highwayman; w Alfred Noyes, m Sis-
ter Martina [i. e. M. M. Hughes];
orch. sc. ©1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311356; Mary Martina Hughes, Du-
luth. 43127
Hi-ho-to heck with Hitler; w & melody
Little Jimsy [pseud. of J. D. John-
son] © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
313525; James David Johnson, Cin-
cinnati. 43128
Hills of Galilee; w Ella A. Stone, m
Lois Rodgers Kircher. © Oct. 29,
1942; E pub. 108933; Harmony music
publishers, Chicago. 43129
Hippity hip, hooray; song, arr. Jean
Walz. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312254; Arthur Carl Niequist, Chi-
cago. 43130
His crown; song, from Wheels of love,
m Edward Redding. ©1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309565; E, La Varre
Routh, Louisville. 43131
His duty; from Gambler’s choice, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 310751; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 43132
His eyes told me; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 3124382; Thelma M. Sie-
ner, New Orleans. 43133
His first long pants; by Alec Wilder;
pf. © 1c Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312866; Regent music corp., New
Lork. 43134
His little room in blue; pf., with w. ©
1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313694;
James Edward Henry, Philadelphia.
48135
His loving call; song. © 1c, Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311267; Jennie Mabel
Stevenson, Los Angeles. 43136
His playthings; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312629; G. A. Robertson, Spo-
kane. 43137
His signal lights; pf, treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314839;
Claudius Grace & Victor Jiran, New
York. 43138
His word is as good as his bond; w
Tom Kennedy, m J. Fred Coots. ©
Mar. 6, 1942; E pub. 108886; Tomken
pub. co., New York. 43139
History of love; w & m Mania Zalevski
[pseud. of Maria Zales], arr. John
Bach. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
311919; Maria Zales, Evanston, Ill.
43140
History tells us; song, pf. arr. P. J.
Korn. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313155; Sylvester Wiere, Hollywood,
Calif. 43141
Hit and run love; w & melody. ©1ec.
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311131; Roy
Alfred, New York. 43142
Hit that line for U. S. A; w & m
Denny Lyons; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313612; Clarence J.
Demaline, Cleveland. 431438
Hit the silk; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud, of Andrew Brady] © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310856; Anna
Braley Carter, Madisonville, O.
43144
Hitler; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1942; E unp. 314359; Walter Green-
law, New York. 43145
Hitler can’t be free; song, m. Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1. Oct.
26, 1942; HE unp. 313058; Kate Pick-
ard Wiggins, Lakeland, Fla. 43146
Hitler’s cremation in Devil’s Town; w
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E .
unp. 313762; Bert Martin, Fieldon,
Tl. 43147
Hitler’s death; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; EH unp.
312554; Henry D. Shaddock, Holly
Springs, Ark. 43148
Hitler’s Yankee Doodle nightmare; w
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; H
unp. 311871; Chester Thurlow Finley,
Glendale, Calif. 43149
Hobo’s wishes; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct, 26,
1942; E unp. 313066; Edith Pierce,
Hilton Village, Va. 43150
Hold ’em McArthur [?]; song. ©le.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp, 312601; Alma
S. Cummings, San Antonio, 43151
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Hold ’em son till daddy comes; m Bob
Carleton; pf, treble, with w. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138296; George
S. Wingert, Greencastle, Pa, 43152
Hold me tight; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp, 312474; Clyde
William Phipps, New York, 43153
Hold on, son, hold on; w & melody.
© 1c, Oct. 23, 1942; EH unp, 312999;
Janet Haley Young, Detroit, 48154
Hold the fort; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313284; Frances Hague,
Spring Valley, Minn. 43155
Holland’s fate; w & melodv. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313181; Peter
Dirk Gassler, New York, 43156
Holy City; w Fred E. Weatherly, m
Stephen Adams, arr, Walter Rolfe.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub, 108339; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York,
43157
Home; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c, Oct, 21, 1942; E unp.
312633 ; Ethel M, Calkins, Chicago.
43158
—w Frank Ford [pseud, of I. M.
Ciesielski], m Jimmie Crane. ©1c.
Oct. 21, 1942 ; E unp. 312808 ; Ignatius
Marion Ciesielski, Philadelphia.
43159
Home brigade; w & m Anne Page. ©
Oct, 17, 1942; E pub, 108562; E. M.
Slaughter, Oklahoma City. 43160
Home in my heart; song. © 1c, Oct.
15, 1942; E unp, 312038; Avice Saint,
Piedmont, Calif, 43161
Home study correspondence course;
evangelistic hymn playing; pf. or or-
gan. Enl., rev.ed. Studies 9,10. ©
Sept. 23, 1941; AA 412986; Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif,
43162
Home to the one I love; song. ©1c.
Oct, 12, 1942; E unp. 311695; Donald
David Guthrie, Los Angeles. 438163
Homesick; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c, Oct, 5, 1942; E unp, 310998;
Ethel Melton/ Louisville, 43164
Homesick blues; w & melody Dusty
Troyan & Trudy Troyan. © 1c, Oct.
12, 1942; E unp, 311864; Joseph A.
Troyan, East Cleveland, O. 43165
Honest and truly; w Frank Ford
[pseud. of I. M, Ciesielski], m Jimmie
Crane. © 1c, Oct, 22, 1942; HE unp.
312890; Ignatius Marion Ciesielski.
Philadelphia. 43166
43180
Honey bunch; foxtrot, w & m Buddy
[i. e. James] Payne, arr, Con Collins;
orch, pts. © Sept. 23, 1942; E pub.
107947 ; Tempo-music pub, co., Wash-
ington, 43167
Honey chile; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp, 312370; Al E Phares,
Dunsmuir, Calif. 43168
Honey song; w & m Curt Massey &
Arbie Gibson. © Oct. 30, 1942; E
pub, 108976; Edwin H, Morris co.,
inc., New York, 43169
Honeymoon in Hawaii; song. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314760; Edwin
J. Hughes, San Diego, Calif. 43170
Honeymoon is over; w Zella Lehr; vio-
lin. © 1c, Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313237; Raynor Lehr, Hollywood,
Calif, 43171
Honeysuckle oak; song, m_ Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 ec, Nov, 2, 1942; E unp, 313869;
Paul Stefanello, Washington. 43172
Hooray! For the fighting marines; w
& melody Ginnie Butler. © 1c, Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 312001; Regina
Rambeau Butler, New York. 43173
Hoot owl trail; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp, 311955; Daniel
H. Bennett, Atco, N. J. 43174
Hora staccato; by Dinicu-Heifetz, arr.
Bernard Alkoff; pf. accordion.
Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108768; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 43175
Horas de Angustia; bolero, letra y m
Gonzalo Curiel. © Sept. 2, 1941; E
for. 67587; Promotora Hispano Ame-
ricana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
43176
Horse-laugh Hitler; song. ©1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314537; Ephraim
Stout Lillard, Washington. 43177
Horse riding song; w tr. & m set to
tune of Ny-a, ny-a-la. [Mongolian &
English w] ©1ce. June 4, 1941; EB
unp. 309470; Ida Hoyt Chamberlain,
Washington. 43178
Hot chilla bean-o; song. © 1c. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 314519; Cleo Spill-
son, Fort Wayne. 43179
Hot tamale serenade; from Son of Don
Juan, w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 314464; Frank Michael
Pagano, New York. 43180
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43181
Hour of midnight sounded; French
earol, French w Nicholas Saboly,
English w & arr, of m Jessie Angelyn
Fitzgerald; mixed cho. © Sept. 29,
1942; E pub. 108591; E. C. Schirmer
music co., Boston. 43181
House I live in; w Lewis Allan, m Earl
Robinson. © Oct. 29, 1942; E pub.
108948; Chappell & co., inc, New
York. 43182
House of dreams; song. ©1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313124; Lora Miller
Burke, Moberly, Mo. 43183
How about a little furlough; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311841; Dorothy Koehler, Farming-
ton, Mich. 43184
How about you; from Babes on Broad-
way, w Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane.
© Nov. 19, 1941; E pub. 108887; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 43185
How can I help it; w & melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp, 312119; George
Robert Moss, Brooklyn. 43186
How can I sleep in a jeep jeep jeep;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 312939; Raymond Edward
Hall, Weldon, Tex. 43187
How could you forget; pf., with w. ©
1c Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312859;
Robert Joyner & Edward Toland,
APO 957, % Postmaster, San Fran-
cisco. 43188
How do I love thee; song, w Elizabeth
Barrett Browning. © Sept. 10, 1942;
E pub. 108154; Nellie Shorthill Brad-
shaw, Omaha. 43189
How do you do, Uncle Sam; w D. Ayles-
bury, melody Alan Russell. © 1.
Oct, 24, 1942; E unp. 313075; Don
Aylesbury & Harry Alan Russell,
New Brighton, 8S. I., N. Y. 43190
How lovely is Thy dwelling place; Bib-
lical w, m Johannes Brahms, arr.
Walter Wild; 3-pt. women’s cho. ©
Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108601; H. W.
Gray co., ine., New York. 43191
How many miles to the moon; song.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311776;
Clyde Eugene Peters, jr., Lansford,
Pa. 43192
How much do you care; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312638;
Venanzio Pietro Pitoni, Eastport, Md.
43193
How much I need you; song.
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
©le
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312252 ; Charles
F.. Jobs, Philadelphia. 43194
How sleep the brave; w William Col-
lins; women’s 3-pt. cho. © July 17,
1942; E pub. 108239; Laura Howell
Norden, Wilmington, N. C. 43195
How soft, upon the ev’ning air; song,
w Irene Gass. © Oct. 12, 1942; B
for. 67612; Thomas F. Dunhill, Lon-
don. 43196
How to play popular piano the Schaum
way. bk. 1. © Oct. 1, 1942; AA
412586; John W. Schaum, Milwaukee.
43197
Howdy-Buddy ; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E ump.
314730; Emma Dana, Milwaukee.
43198
Hudson (The) [and] Village square;
pf. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108749;
Emil Ascher, ine., New York. 438199
Hudson serenade; song. © Oct. 27,
1942; E pub, 108800; Terry Stewart
Hinkle, Albany. 43200
Hula Lu; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314309; Alvin Kale-
olani Isaacs, Honolulu, 43201
Hundred thirty million strong; song.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 3135389;
Aram Jack Davidson, Detroit,
43202
Hungarian dance; w & melody Frank
A, Camberlengo [pseud, of Frank A,
Lang] nos, 1-8. © 1 ¢. each Mar.
18, 1942; E unp. 311358-311360;
Frank A, Lang, New York.
43203-43205
Hup, hup! I wouldn’t do that to you;
w & melody. ©1c. Sept. 30, 1942;
E unp, 311959; Thomas M. Holton,
Richmond. 43206
Hurrah boys! Hurrah; song, © 1 ¢.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp, 312042; Harold
Webster Cate, Antrim, N. H. 438207
Hurrah for the bugler; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov, 9, 1942;
EK unp. 3814707; William Shimer
Sheldon, Pawhuska, OKl. 43208
Hush, hush, hush your mouth; w & m
Tom [i, e, Thomas] Licavoli. ©le.
Oct, 12, 1942; E unp, 311672; Thomas
Licavoli, Columbus, O. 43209
Hush your cryin’ little man; w & mel-
ody Ray J, Odle & B. H, Odle. ©1
e, Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 3811942;
Blanche E. Odle, Covina, Calif.
' 43210
1584.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
43239
Hymn—a prayer; song, arr. Pedro Lo-
zano. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
311052; Abraham Aptaker, Syracuse.
43211
Hymn of patriotism; hymn, w Levi H.
Zerr, © 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp:
311931; Jesse Bitler Zerr, West
Chester, Pa, 43212
Hymn of praise and thanksgiving. 1.
Song.—2, Women’s voices.—3, Ham-
mond organ. © 1 ¢, each Oct, 22,
1942; E unp, 312761-312768; Clara
May Russell Hamilton, Comanche,
Tex. 43213-48215
Hymn to America; song. © 1. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309245; Allan HE.
Grams, Milwaukee. 43216
Hymn to the merchant marine; w &
melody R, J. Magee & John C.,
Wickes. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312310; Roger J, Magee, Boston.
43217
Hymnus; w of old English hymn, m
Vally Weigl; 5-pt. mixed cho. ©
Oct, 28, 1942; E pub, 108882; M, Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 43218
Hyways and byways; w C. F. Cas-
sinese, m N. R, Peterson & J. P. Wil-
liams. © 1 ¢, Oct. 38, 1942; E unp.
311416; Cosmo Francis Cassinese, J.
P, Williams & N, R, Peterson, Brook-
lyn, 43219
I ain’t speaking to you; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct, 21, 1942; E unp, 312822;
Al Frisco Bowman, Buffalo, 48220
i am American; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1ce. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312619; Richard E, Vincent,
Lawrence, Mass. 43221
I am counting my rosary for you; w &
melody. © 1 e¢, Oct. 17, 1942; E
unp, 312250; Rose May Malia, Han-
nibal, Mo. 43222
I am going over seas; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp, 309116; Lillian
Samaniego, Brooklyn, 43223
I am lonesome for love; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c, Oct. 28, 1942;
E unp. 313504; Bessie LaFoon, Rich-
mond. 43224
I am proud of my cowboys; song, mel-
ody Bob Carleton. © 1. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308297; Betty Lee
Copus, Madera, Calif. 43225
I am rejoicing; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 e. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311996;
Harold Edward Nylund, Fort Wil-
liam, Ont., Canada. 43226
I am strutting my stuff for Uncle Sam;
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1942: EB
unp. 312641; Blondi Robinson, Bos-
ton. 43227
I am Tandalejo; from White cargo, by
Bronislaw Kaper & Prince Modupe.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310764;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 43228
I am the average American: w & mel-
ody. ©.1 ©, Oct. 12,, 1942: H, wap:
311585 ; Alta Brown Chittenden, Red-
wood.City, Calif. 43229
I am tying the petals so they will not
fall away; song. ©1ec. Oct. 5, 1942;
EK eunp. 310919; Edward L. Larson,
Wheeling, Ill. 43230
I am yours and you are mine; song,
melody Dick Carlson. © 1 ¢. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309442; Herman
Oscar Zimmer, Texarkana, Tex.
43231
I beg of you; song, melody Samuel
Bello. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311321; Rosario Gerbino, Brooklyn.
43232
I believe in you; w & melody. ©l1e.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312927; Jeffrey
Wing, New York, 43233
believed in you; song, melody Al.
Moquin. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314029; Elizabeth Hall, Long Beach,
Calif. 43234
I betcha can’t git it; song © le
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 312290; Lewis
Bledsoe, Warren, O. 43235
I broadcast my love to you; song. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308092;
Ralph Franklin Pickel, Knoxville,
~ Tenn. 43236
built an altar in my soul; song. ©
1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 314509;
Margherita Gardner Fetter, Jackson-
ville, Fla. 43237
I came here to talk for Joe; march fox-
trot, Lew Brown, Charlie Tobias &
Sam H. Stept, arr. George F. Briegel;
band pts. © Oct. 27, 1942; E pub.
108987 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 43238
I can dream, or can’t 1; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 312419;
Carmella Morelli, Chicago. 43239
La |
Ln
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43240
can tell; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.|I
6, 1942; E unp. 314403; Samuel
Meyers & Raymond Epstein, Wood-
stock, Va. 43240
I cannot stay here by myself; slave’s
lament, arr. Hall Johnson; double
mixed cho. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. | I
108365; Carl Fischer, inc., New en
I can’t believe we’ve kissed our last
Lo
pt. TT ns4 Voor
could do this all night long; from
DuBarry was a lady, w & m Lew
Brown, Ralph Freed & Ray Hender--
son, arr. Roger Edens & Earl Brent.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309120;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 43253.
could not say goodbye; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. ©1«.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310933; Ann P.
Schmiedlin, Madison, Wis. 43254.
good-bye; w R. LaMonte, melody D.| 7 ery when I dream; song, m Leo Rich-
Nichols. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp.
314466; Don Nichols & Roberta La-
Monte, Detroit. 43242
I can’t do a thing with it, without you;
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov.
8, 1942; E unp. 314151; Lawrence
Irwin, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
43255.
w & melody Joe [i. e. Joseph] Blank- | I cry when I think of you; song, m Tom
enship & Tee [i. e. L.] Blankenship.
©1c. July 29, 1942; E unp. 314089;
Joseph Blankenship & Lysbeth Blank-
enship, New York. 432438 I
I can’t find the words to sing; song.
© le. Oct. 21, 1942; H unp. 312655;
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310852;
Herman Coffey, Hines, Ill. 43256:
don’t blame you; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313163 ; Harry
FE. Chiaravallo, Hasbrouck Heights,
Joseph F, Grayson, Hollis, N. Y. N. J. 43257
43244) ___ w & melody Hugh Cross. © 1c.
I can’t forget; pf. with w. ©1c.| Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313720; Peer
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308112; Myrtle internatl. corp., New York. 43258.
May Jesperson, San Francisco. 43245 I don’t-care; w & m Lee [i. e. Leocadia]
I can’t forget you; w & m Jack [i.e.| Kuren. © Oct. 16, 1942; HE pub.
J. V.] Frambers. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1942;
E unp. 313009; John Vincent Fram-
bers, St. Louis. 43246 | |
I can’t run my car on 4 gallons a week ;
w & melody. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309404; Angelo Balistrieri,
Buffalo. 43247
I can’t think of a thing to say; song. | J]
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313670;
Alvin George Brandt, North Bergen,
N. J. 43248
can’t turn back; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. I
311208; Viola Riley, Winston-Salem,
NOC: 43249
I can’t understand; w D. Sargent, mel-
ody P. Bakotich, © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 312306; Paul Bakotich | |
& Dollo Sargent, Hollywood, Calif.
43250
I can’t wait until tomorrow; w Ervin
Drake, & melody. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1942; E unp. 314502; Paul James
McGrane, New York. 43251
Lo
I close my eyes and pretend it’s you; | I
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp. 312349; Ethel Wyrick Tim-
mermann, Baltimore. 43252
1586
109029; Leocadia Kuren, Passaic,
N. J. 43259
don’t care what you think of me as
long as you think of me; w Ruth
Lowe & Fred Jay, m Paul Mann &
Stephan Weiss. © Oct. 14, 1942; EH
pub. 108468; Dorsey bros. music, inc.,
New York. 43260
don’t have anything, only love for
you; song, m Iseo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 312376; Hilma Stanley McFad-
den, Arenzville, Il. 43261
don’t need money; from Moonlight
in Havana, w & m Dave Franklin.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311576;
Universal music corp., New York.
43262
don’t remember; song. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314762; Edwin J.
Hughes, San Diego, Calif. 43263.
I don’t want to fall in love again; song.
© 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 312022;
Estelle Winburg Stevens, Los Ange-.
les. 43264
dream of him; w Gene Marcus, m
Florence McNeil. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1942; EH unp. 308163; Lawrence Gene
Marcus, Minneapolis. 43265.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
43292
I dream of Holland; Dutch w & m|I found the needle in the haystack; w
Willy Schootemeyer, English w Fred
Meadows & Leo Fuld. © Oct. 9,
1942; FE pub. 108564; Sheldon-
Mitchell pub. corp., New York.
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E
unp. 312088; Maurine K. Richard-
son, Watertown, S. D. 43280
43266 | I gave my heart to you; w & m Emma
Len
dreamed a love story; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 3113884;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
43267
Lafond [pseud. of E. G, Baillargeon]
© 1 c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 312699;
Emma Georgina Baillargeon, Bell,
Calif. 43281
I dreamed a song; w Bob [i. e. R. E.] | 1 gave my man to Uncle Sam, now I’m
Sullivan, melody Hal C. Mowry. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 1942; EH unp. 313633;
Robert E. Sullivan, Medford, Mass.
43268
I feel so incomplete without you; pf. I
treble, with w. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312640; William Michael, Los
Angeles. 43269
I fell from a rainbow; w & melody. | I
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314630;
Nick Therry, San Francisco. 43270
I found a love bird; w K. C. Bank, m
A. H. Neuberger; pf. treble. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309194; Karan
C. Bank & Alfred Hugo Neuberger,
Los Gatos, Calif. 43271
I found love in prison; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313341; Ruth G. Painter, Orangeburg,
S.C. 43272
I found love in the mountains; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
going to join the WAAC’S; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 22, 1942:. BE. unp. 312898 ;
Kent Goldbranson, Sandwich, I].
43282
gave you everything I had; song, m
Robert VanSickle. © 1 ¢, Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 313700; Perle Stewart,
Pennington Gap, Va. 43283
gave you my heart; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313855;
Gracie H. Reed, Van Buren, Mo.
43284
w & melody Raymond V. [i. e.
Romeo V.] Quintanilla. © 1c. Mar.
30, 1942; E unp. 292924; Romeo Vil-
larreal Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark.
43285
got a gal; song. © Aug. 3, 1942; BE
pub. 108247; Walter E. Fowler, San
Pedro, Calif, 43286
E unp. 314013; Edna May Bigger-| I guess I’ll be seein’ you; song. ©1e.
staff, Chicago. 43273
I found my dream in the .Hollywood
canteen; song. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;| I
E unp. 314508 ; Gene Lockhart, Holly-
wood, Calif. 43274
I found my heaven, when I found you;
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314257; Walter
Bowman, San Francisco. 43287
guess you never knew; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314771;
Irvin Curtis Rebeschini, Chicago.
43288
song, melody Al Moquin. ©1c. Aug, | I had the craziest dream; from Spring-
22, 1942; E unp. 308608; Pearl She-
noah McCoy, Hynes, Calif. 43275
I found my place; song. © 1. Noy.
10, 1942; E unp. 314692; Herbert
Gray, Woodcliff Lake, N. J. 43276 | T
I found my sisters today; song, mel-
ody Ronald Buck. © 1 ec. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312541; Ann T. Malone,
San Carlos, Ariz. 43277
found the end of the rainbow; song.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313716;
Margaret Hughes & J. Vard Hughes,
South Gate, Calif. 43278
I found the girl of my dreams; song.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 311080;
Furman Wilbur Long, jr., Camden,
ING. 43279
Lo
STE) ae ee 1587
time in the Rockies, w Mack Gordon,
m Harry Warren. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108657; Twentieth century
music corp., New York. 43289
hate to see you go; song, melody
Helen Wicksman. © 1 ¢ Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 313562; Hazel EH, Man-
gans, Independence, Kan, 43290
I have a star in my window; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311784; William E. Card, Buffalo.
43291
have come to say goodbye; song, m
Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
812210; Mrs. J. D. Watson, Clyde,
Tex, 43292
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43293
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 37
I have found a hiding-place; hymn, m | I know you love me, by the look in your
Gladys Blanchard Muller. © Oct.
15, 1942; E pub. 109005; Charles F.
Weigle, Sebring, Fla. 43293
I have my memory; song, m Byron|I
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 «Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310835;
James D, Crim, Anderson, Ind.
43294 | 7
have only myself to blame; song, m
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313886; Carl Mangrum, Fort Worth. | 7
43295
I have seen a promise in your eyes; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; BH
unp, 3812928; Jeffrey Wing, New
York, 43296
I have to search the heavens, to find
a dream like you; w & m Spanky
[i.e. N. L.] Grimm. © Oct. 21, 1942;
EK pub, 108688; Norman Louie} 7
Grimm, Hollywood, Calif. 43297
I hear you cluckin’, but I can’t find
your nest; from How high is up, w] 7
& m Tod James [pseud. of J. Dob-
son], arr. Charles Callender. ©1c.
Oct. 24, 1942; E unp, 3138035; James
Dobson, Greeneville, Tenn, 43298
=
Lome
eyes; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 813605; Louis Elton
Bundy, Brockport, Pa. 43306
leave you my love; w & melody Mil-
ton Cross. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 314038; Jack Pinsky, New York.
43307
left a heaven for a hell; song, arr.
Pearl Boyce Bown. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310924; Barney Paul
Morgan, Fairbanks, Tex. 43308
like to be loved by you; from Spring-
time in the Rockies, w Mack Gordon,
m Harry Warren. © Oct. 16, 1942;
EK pub. 108654; Twentieth century
music corp., New York. 43309
live with a phantom; song, melody
Lee Stern. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; BE
unp. 318576; Christine Sacks, New
York. 43310
long for you; song. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1942; E unp. 313369; David Starr,
Chicago. 43311
look at the moon; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310981; Burton Nelson
Sutherland, U. S. naval air station,
Norfolk, Va. 43312
I hear your voice; w Ralph Butler, m | J lost my sugar in Salt Lake City ; song.
Tolchard Evans; in E flat. © Oct.
22, 1942; H for. 67561; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London, 43299
I heard a bluebird; song. © 1c. Oct.| 7
26, 1942; EH unp, 3813109; Margaret
Trace Webster, Bakersfield, Calif.
43300
I hit the jackpot, when I found you;][{
song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311967; Mabel
J. Shelly, Mulvane, Kan. 43301
I keep right on thinking of you; w & I
melody Ted [i. e. C. G.] Ruggles. ©
1.ec. Oct. 26,, 1942: EH unp. 3138105;
Cecil Grant Ruggles, Bridgeport,
Conn. 43302
I kissed the rose; song. ©1c. Noy. 5,| I
1942; E unp. 314337; Floyd Monroe
Seaman, Uniontown, Pa. 43303
La
know better now; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 3812552; Alberta Calloway,
Shreveport, La. 43304
I know I will ever be blue; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313715; Leonard James Austin, Fort
Rodman, Mass. 43305
1588
La
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; EH unp. 311586;
Leon René, Los Angeles & Johnny
Lange, Hollywood, Calif. 43313
lost your love; from Private Miss
Jones, by Walter Ruick; pf. ©le.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313233; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 43314
love a deep dark mystery; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311838; Ethel Mae Hamilton, Miami,
Fla. 43315
love a doughboy; w N. M. M. Law-
rence, melody P. Tarro. © 1 ce. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313119; N. Margaret
Myers Lawrence & Peter Tarro,
Nashwauk, Minn. 43316
love America; song, m Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; H unp.
313250; Katherine L. N. McDowell,
San Diego, Calif. 43317
I love Jesus ; hymn, arr. Virginia Davis.
© Sept. 26, 1942; E pub. 108074; Eu-
gene George Hamilton, Philadelphia.
43318
love my baby; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312221; Charles
P. Martin, jr., Chicago. ~ 43319
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
43348
I love my shadow; song, arr. Harold} I must have your love; w & melody Ted
Bruce Forsythe. © 1 e. Oct. 10,
1942 ; E unp. 312278; George Gregory,
Hollywood, Calif. 43320
[i. e. Theodore] Milo. © 1 ¢. Oct.
10, 1942; E unp. 311542; Theodore
Milo, New York, 43335
I love my sweet Molly; song. © 1 c.|I must leave you; song. ©1c. Oct. 3,
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312897; Hazel
Rae Corrello Krueger, Dayton, O.
43
I love to hear you whistle; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314401;
Audrey Lorraine Cregier, Evanston,
Til. 43322 | |
I love you; song, m Robert Pollack.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311432;
Leila Blanche Bess, Potts Creek, Va.
1942; E unp. 311406; Alice Canter-
bury, Los Angeles. 43336
321] T need someone to show me how to win
at love; song. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
EK unp. 312796; James Augustus
Scott, Rockville Centre, N. Y. 43337
need your smile to-night; w Leonore
Glasner, m Paul Reif. © Oct. 8,
1942; E pub, 108386; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 43338
43323 | I never dreamed love could be like this:
I love you again; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309428 ;
Lola Taylor, Ocala, Fla. 43324
I love you America; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Oct. 6, 1942; E pub.
108258; Katharine Niland McDowell,
San Diego, Calif. 43325
I love you so; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; |
E unp. 314546; Emma Murphy,
Woodhaven, N. Y. 43326
—w&m Eddie [i. e. E. J.] O’Brien.
© Oct. 2, 1942; EH pub. 108428; Ha-
ward J. O’Brien, Washington. 43327 | I
I loved only you; song. © 1c. Nov.
3, 1942; E unp. 314187; Marguerite
Gunnell, University, Va. 43328
I may as well confess; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311383;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
43329
I met her in the Berkshires; song, m | I
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © Oct. 20,
1942; E pub. 108581; Emma A. Hill,
State Line, Mass. 43330
I miss my Yankee sweetheart; song.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp, 312399;
Harry Conroy, St. Mary’s, Pa. 48331
I miss you down in sunny Tennessee;
w & m Mel Foree & Claude Boone.
© Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108612 Peer
internatl. corp., New York, 43332
-&
I miss you so; pf., with w. ©1e. Oct. -
28, 1942; E unp. 313402; Selm Sari
Schuller, Lorain, O, 43333
I miss your goodnight; w J. E, Dwyer, | I
melody A. C. Arioto, © 1 ¢, Oct. 7,
1942; HE unp. 311309; A. Clement Ari-
oto & James E. Dwyer, San Jose,
Calif. 43334
1589
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1942; H
unp. 312815; Genia Malphurs, Talla-
hassee, Fla. 43339
never kissed the Blarney Stone but I
kissed the girl who did; w & m James
Cavanaugh, John Redmond & Nat
Simon. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub.
108346; Mills music, ine., New York.
43340
never knew what love could do; w
Bruce Pierce, melody B, Pierce & C.
T. Royall. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 808203; Corinne Tayloe Royall,
San Antonio, 43341
never thought I’d go to heaven; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312661; Claudius Grace & Vic-
tor Jiran, New York. 43342
never wanna be fooled again; arr.
Louis Rosenberger; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314754;
Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
43343
only work five days a week; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
. 812594; Angelo Balistrieri, Buffalo.
43344
I painted a picture of you; song. ©1
ce. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309445; Ra-
chel Skop, Orlando, Fla. 43345
picture you; w Frank Ford [pseud.
of I. M. Ciesielski], m Jimmie Crane.
© 1c. Oct, 21, 1942; E unp. 312807;
Ignatius Marion Ciesielski, Philadel-
phia. 43346
pine for those Dixie pines; w & mel-
ody... © © Oct. 21, '1942*" Ek unp.
312818; Joseph Pilisotta, Biloxi,
Miss. 43847
planted a victory garden; song, pf.
sc. Bernie Fazioli. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1942; E unp. 306710; Amanda M.
Bourque, South Weymouth, Mass.
43348
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
43349
I pledge allegiance; w & m F. EH. Holly | I
[pseud. of Fred E. Hollweg] ©
Nov. 4, 1942; E pub. 108981; Edward
Schuberth & co., ine., New York. I
43349
I pledge allegiance to your heart; w
& melody Mariea McDonough. © 1 I
e. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 314526; Mary
Alice McDonough, Forest Hills, N. Y.
43350
I remember too well; arr. Glen Har-
ding > pt., swith’ w..-©) 1ce¢ Oc) 9:
1942; E unp. 314514; Homer Thomas
Seott, East Elmhurst, L. L, N. Y.
43351
I sat down on a bumblebee; w Nathalia I
Crane, m Granville English; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub.
108366 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
43352 | I
I saw tears in your eyes; song, m Rob-
ert VanSickle. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 313518; Perle Stewart, Pen-
nington Gap, Va. 43353
I say a pray’r for you; w & melody.
Orr ¢ Oct. 27,/1942> Hh unp. Sissi;
Gene Lucas & Philip Baumwald, New
York. 43354
see all these things; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 3813923; Jesse J.
Williams, San Diego, Calif. 43355
=~
|
I see the sunrise; w W. B. Fields, mel- | I
ody J. H. Malone, jr. © 1c. Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 312262; William
Borkins Fields & John Henry Ma-
lone, jr., Washington. 43356
Lo
see things differently now; w & mel- I
ody; in C. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1942; E
unp. 311265; Howard Albert Holt,
jr., Clarks Green, Pa. 43357 | IT
I see you in every star above; song.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 312000;
Richard Howell Nolen, Lansing,
Mich. 43358
I see your face through the clouds; w
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 314009; Jack Louis Walker, Dal-
las. . 43359
send my heart to you; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312198;
Frances Sears Willis, Des Moines.
43360
sing to you; w & m Wren [i. e. Mrs. | I
C. D.] Bird; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov.
3, 1942; E unp. 314040; Mrs. Clifford
Dudley Bird, Richmond. 43361
1590
—_
Le |
_~
pt. TIE nASFive ah
still do; song. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
EK ounp. 3814485; Ruby McRae Strah-
mann, New York. 43362
stood and stared; w Ian Wight, &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
312101; Lee Childs, Syracuse. 43363
strolled along Dream street; song,
melody Bill [i. e. William E.] Zesiger.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312322;
Frank Kaiser, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
43364
I struck a match in the dark; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313169; Horace Brewer, Richmond,
Calif, 43365
thank thee; song. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314659; John B. Bos-
trom, Salem, O. 43366
think the world of you; song. © 1
e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311694; Don-
ald David Guthrie, Los Angeles.
43367
thought I could but I can’t; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1 ec. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 3811647; John J.
Kimlin, APO 827, % Postmaster, New
Orleans. 43368
told the corporal lies; w Colette
[pseud. of L. L. Prowse], m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312620; Lillian L.
Prowse, Butte, Mont. 43369
used to laugh at romance; song, m
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] ©1ce. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312234; Josie Caraciolo, West Ches-
ter, Pa. 43370
volunteer; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 308889; Hueidas Scott
Towell, Sherwood, Or. 48371
wait for you; w & m Rudy C. [i. e.
Rudolph Charles] Stern; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 309454; Ru-
dolph Charles Stern, Worcester.
43372
wanna sing a love song; song, w
John Glennon. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 312160; David Henry Wil-
liams, New York. 43373
want to be bad; w Paul De Fur, m
Rudi Revil [pseud. of Rudolph H.
Weil] ©1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313404; Raoul Breton, New York.
48374
want to close my eyes and dream;
w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 314015; Edna May Biggerstaff,
Chicago. 43375
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
I want to get places with you; song. ©|I
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312493;
Carleton John Matthews, Newtown,
Pa: 43376
want to go there; pf., with w. ©] I
1 ce Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314221;
Thomas A. Dorsey, Chicago. 48377
want to ride herd in the sky; w & m
Fred Howard. © Oct. 12, 1942; E| 1
pub. 108470; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 43378
I want to see Jesus; double mixed cho.
|
—
43403
will sing of my Saviour; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308111;
Myrtle May Jesperson, San Fran-
cisco. 43390
wish I could believe it now; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp.
311961; Elaine Fern Hide, St. Paul.
43391
wish I knew; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 314095; Henry
Patrick Forcucci, Watervliet, N. Y.
43392
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; B unp. 314227; | | wish tomorrow would never come; w
Cornelius Andrew Jackson, jr., Pe-
tersburg, Va. 43379
I want to see my daddy; pf., with w.
Edward Skinner, & melody. © 1.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313796; Evelyn
Kennedy, Chicago. 43393
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311486; | I wish you were here; w & melody. ©
Ernest Leach, Kenosha, Wis. 43380
I want you for my sugar daddy; song.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313073; | I
John Charles Raymond, Vallejo,
Calif. 43381
I want you so; song. © Oct. 9, 1942;
E pub. 108391; Stephen L. Wado, | 7
Buffalo. 43382
I wanta dance; w Jane Ware [pseud.
of B. Sherwood], m Melvyn Mowry.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313172;
Bertha Sherwood, Long Beach, Calif.
43383
I wanta smile again; w & melody. ©
1 e. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 3113885;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
43384
I was a cold potato; w & melody Doro-
thy [i. e. M. D.] Baker. ©1c. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314252; Myrtle Doro-
thy Baker, New York. 43385 | I
I was green as grass; fox trot, w J. J.
1 e@ Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312986;
Georgia Fertig, Chicago. 43394
wished on the stars; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310989; Ferne Collins, War-
renton, Or. 43395
wonder if the missus misses me; w
C. Schloredt, melody D. J. Allread.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312515;
Doris J. Allread and Cecilia Schlo-
redt, Sundance, Wy. 43396
wonder what’s become of Slim; w
Richard W. Pascoe, m Will E. Dul-
mage & H. O’Reilly Clint. © Sept.
17, 1942; E pub. 108356; Mills music,
inc., New York. 43397
I wonder where is Ida gone; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310703; Nel-
son Smith, Chicago. 43398
wonder why; foxtrot, w Ray Hib-
beler, & melody. ©1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
EH ounp, 311312; Arthur N. Palmer,
Binder, melody C. T. Loughner. © Indianapolis. 43399
1 ce. Oct. 16, 1942; EH unp. 312614;
Joseph J. Binder & Charles T. Lough- | —— foxtrot song, w Ray Hibbeler. ©
ner, Michigan City, Ind. 43386 Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108919; Arthur
N. Palmer, Indianapolis. 43400
I will always call you sweetheart; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; H|I wonder why I never have a sweet-
unp. 311025; William Keogh, New
York. 43387
will always remember you; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312668;
Arthur J. Cruise, Los Angeles.
43388
will not remember; w EK. M. Lloyd,
La
Lon
Lo
heart; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942;
E unp. 313816; Virginia Conzelman
Donnelly, Wellston, Mo. 43401
wonder why the stars won’t shine;
song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
3138647; Hazel J. Coryell, Canton, O.
43402
m Faye [i. e. Florence] Rubin. ©] I won’t let the world see me cry; song,
1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 311037;
Florence Rubin & Earl Maxwell
Lloyd, Philadelphia. 43389
1591
arr. Earl Vincent. © 1 ¢, Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 312350; Mary Jerusha
Murray, Davison, Mich. 43403
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
43404
I won’t play with you; w & m Bert
James [pseud. of R. J, Beatty] ©1
ce. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp, 311526; Robert
James Beatty, Columbus, O. 43404
I worship you; w & melody. ©1..
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp, 314853; Dera
McCann Jones, Pocahontas, Va.
43405
I wouldn’t take nothing for God; w B.
Brown & Frederick Carpenter, m F.
Carpenter, arr, Teresa Sanders; pf.
© July 21, 1942; E pub. 107487;
Beatrice Brown, Indianapolis, 43406
I’d do anything; w & m Phylis Heinz.
© Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 109060;
Weeks publisher, Detroit. 43407
I'd do it again ; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314715; Glenna Doering, Silver City,
N.M. 43408
— w Irving Taylor, m Vie Mizzy. ©
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 108483; Santly-
Joy, ine., New York, 43409
I’d give my all in exchange; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug, 27, 1942; E unp.
311878; Ruth Jane Smith, Paducah,
Tex, 43410
I’d like to do—what I’d like to do; w &
melody Cliff Friend. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313486; ABC music
corp., New York, 43411
I’d like to put a ring upon your finger;
_song. © 1 ¢, Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310962; Ralph Leland Hawkins, Chi-
cago. 43412
I’d love to baby you in the springtime;
m R, W. Swanson & Louis Rosen-
berger; pf., with w. © 1 ¢, Oct. 29,
1942; E unp, 313601; Roy Walter
Swanson, Minneapolis. 43413
I’d love to—but I can’t; fox trot, w Joe
[i. e. J. J.] Binder, melody C. T.
Loughner, © 1. Oct. 16, 1942; E
unp. 312615; Joseph J. Binder &
Charles T. Loughner, Michigan City,
Ind. 43414
I’d love you again; w Van Loman, m
David Saxon, © July 15, 1941; E
pub, 108848; Peer internat]. corp.,
New York. 43415
I’d rather stay home and be lonely than
go out with somebody else; w Benny
Davis, m Ted Murry [pseud. of Wil-
liam Malet Carpenter] © Oct. 7,
1942; E pub. 108251; Harry Tenney,
inec., New York, 43416
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
If ev’ry day was Sunday; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp, 314014;
Edna May Biggerstaff, Chicago.
43417
If he can fight like he can love; w
Grant Clarke & Howard E. Rogers,
m George W. Meyer. © Mar, 9, 1942;
E pub, 108892; Leo Feist, inc., New
York, 43418
If Hitler sets the world on fire; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
309034; Sylvia Beckham, Gillespie,
100 43419
If I adore; w & melody Nat [i. e. N. M.]
Sobel. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312401; Nathan Miller Sobel, Louis-
ville. 43420
If I could live to love again; w Billy
Van [pseud. of W. Van Fechtmann],
m Erich Weil. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
EK unp. 314319; William Van Fecht-
mann, Brooklyn, 43421
If I ever get back to Hannah; w & m
Ray Henderson & Bud Green. ©
Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108805; Mutual
music soc., inec., New York. 43422
If I had it to do over; w & melody
Joe [i. e. J. A.] Meyer. © 1 ¢, Oct.
18, 1942; E unp, 311734; Joseph A.
Meyer, Denver. 43423
If I had the chance; w H. Blaine, mel-
ody A. H. Neuberger. © 1c, Oct, 27,
1942; E unp. 313391; Howard Blaine
& Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los Gatos,
Calif. 43424
If I had the President’s permission ;
w Sue Letha Elom [i. e. 8S. L. Harri-
son], m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] ©1ce. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312232; Sue Letha Harrison, Chicago.
43425
If I must go; w & melody. ©1ce. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311231; Walter Chap-
pell, Norfolk, Va. 43426
If I only knew; song, arr. C. Sebastian.
© Sept. 20, 1942; E pub. 108630;
Winifred Alice Jiles, Santa Ana,
Calif. 43427
— -—— melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314587; D. W.
Latourelle, Mapleton, Minn. 43428
If I were a bird; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 318674; Clara Freschard, Cin-
cinnati. 43429
1592
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
43458
If I’m not in love with you; w & mel-| If you love me; w Wally Stiasny, m
ody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp.
309456; Vincent Valmon Mott, Gov-
ernors Island, N. Y.
If love is blind; song, m James L.
Brown. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313248 ; Sadie E. Dixon, Indianapolis.
43431
If only you would let me; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 e. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314140;
James A. Smith, Washington. 43432
If only your heart agrees; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313910;
Rickey Serras, Brooklyn. 43433
If that high world; w Byron, m Otto
Luening ; women’s 3-pt. cho. © May
19, 1941; E pub. 108270; Arrow mu-
sic press, ine., New York. 43434
If we had never met; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©
1 ec Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310860;
Mrs. Rodger Weidlich, Bangor, Pa.
43435
If we should meet some day; song, op.
16).-© 1c! Oct.) 31,1942) BH, unp.
313761; Otto Oskar Hahn, New York.
43436
If you can’t go to war buy a bond; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311854; Winston Carl Wascher, Wil-
mington, [1]. 43437
If you cared; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312958; Peter
Francis Barrow, Philadelphia.
43438
If you could look into my heart; w
Michael Stoner, m Milton Shaw &
Sammy Prager. © Sept. 4, 1942;
E pub. 107734; Evan Georgeoff music
pub. co., New York. 43439
If you could love me; pf., with w. ©
1c Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311469;
Marilyn L. Brown, Oakland, Calif.
43440
If you could only know; song. © 1
ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314025; Mar-
garet S. Doyle, Buffalo. 43441
If you double park your heart with me;
song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942: E ump.
311306; John George Greissing, Ak-
ron, O. 43442
If you have the navy blues; song, m
Noel Bear. © 1 c¢. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312180; Ralph Curtis Rut-
ledge, Middle River, Md. 43443
43430 |
Franz Adler. © 1. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 313522; Hyman D. Friedman,
Brooklyn. 43444
If you only knew; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313863;
John W. Slavik, New Brighton, Pa.
43445
If you see my Jerry; fox trot, w &
melody Al [i. e. HE. J.] Malick. © 1
e. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312988; Elias
John Malick, Lewiston, Me. 43446
If you should; song, melody Martin
Ryner. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp.
313008; Kay Nastri, New Haven.
43447
If you should stop caring; song. ©
1 ce. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 312156;
Harold Orlob, New York. 43448
If you wanta be kissed; w & m R. O.
Geiersbach. © Oct. 10, 1942; E pub.
108534; Robertson Otto Geiersbach,
sole owner Keep-in-tune publications,
Forest Park, Il. 43449
If you were quintuplets; w & melody.
©1e Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 318505:
Jack Pyle, Norfolk, Va. 43450
If you will wait for me; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 312010:
Mary Virginia Malone, Montclair,
N. J. 43451
Tlala; by Gideon Fagan; full orch. sc.
© Aug. 10, 1942; E for. 67554; J. &
W. Chester, ltd., London. 43452
I’ll always be with you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313907;
Amelia Heagy Cochran, Baltimore.
43458
TI’ll always have you in my heart; song.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311136;
Louise Jackson Doyle, North Tiver-
ton, EK. fF. 43454
I’ll always keep smiling for you; w &
melody Wilf Carter. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1942; E unp. 311560; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 43455
I’ll always love you; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313882;
W. EH. Slider, Jordan, W. Va. 48456
I’ll await you dear; song. © Oct. 9,
1942; E pub. 109001; Hal G. Nichols,
Long Beach, Calif. 43457
Ill be at rest when life shall end;
hymn. © Aug. 11, 1942; E pub.
108493; Willie Ford, Forrest City,
Ark. 43458
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43459
I'll be back; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct.| Pll count every star;
26, 1942; E unp. 313158; Albert Per-
shing Gaskins, Wickatunk, N. J.
43459
Ill be blue after I’ve gone; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314745; George Herbert Scrimger,
Vallejo, Calif. 43460
I’ll be home again; song. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308101; Albert J.
Schnorr, Springdale, Pa. 43461
I'll be leaving you; song. © 1. Oct.
16, 1942; EK unp. 312124; Robert Mar-
tel Eley, Lima, O. 43462
Tll be true; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; BE unp. 312551;
Janet Masler, Reading, Pa. 43463
—— —— pf. ace. Robert Steuding. ©
1 ¢c Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312057;
Myron York & Otto Havlin, Kingston,
ING X. 43464
I’ll be waiting for you ’neath the Red,
White and Blue; w & melody. ©le.
Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311981; R. Ar-
thur Booker, New Rochelle, N. Y.
43465
I’ll bid my heart be still; w Thomas
Pringle, traditional. border melody,
arr.; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Aug. 20,
1942; E for. 67475; Hugh S. Rober-
ton, Glasgow. 43466
I’ll come back to you; w & melody
Dusty Troyan & Trudy Troyan. ©
1 ce. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311865;
Joseph A. Troyan, East Cleveland, O.
43467
w & melody Leslie Bagley, Maurice
[i. e. A. M.] Crance & Bob [i. e. R.]
Nicholson. © 1. Oct. 16, 1942; BE
unp. 312248; Robert Nicholson, Ge-
neva, N. Y. 43468
I’ll come back to you some day; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp.
312018 ; Charles Allaster MacGregor,
Stafford, Va. 43469
I’1l come home, when the world again
is free; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312002; Richard John
Sobey, Golden, Col. 43470
I'll come to you in dreams; w Reginald
Wills [pseud. of Mrs. Mirrie Hill],
m Graeme Herd [pseud. of Mrs. M.
Hill] © Sept. 11, 1942; E for. 67565;
Chappell & co., Itd., Sydney, Austra-
lia. 43471
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
song, melody
Betty Dolan. © 1. Oct. 19, 1942;
EK unp. 312494; Peggy D. Johnson,
Rockport, Tex. 43472
I’ll fight for liberty; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ce. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312483; Mildred K.
Mason, Pittsburgh. 43473
Ill fight to defend my country; song,
m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 309203; Edward B.
Mosely, APO 928, c/o Postmaster,
San Francisco. 43474
Ill forgive you but I never can forget;
w Floyd Wilkins, m Eddie Connors;
pf. treble. © July 2, 1941; E pub.
108852; Peer internatl. corp., New
York, 43475
Ill gamble on you; song, melody
Jeanne Hartshorn. © 1. Noy. 2,
1942; E unp. 3814023; Walter R.
Brown, Los Angeles, 43476
T’ll just talk it over with myself; song,
m Robert VanSickle. © 1 ¢. Nov.
7, 1942; EH unp. 314446; Perle Stew-
art, Pennington Gap, Va. 43477
I’ll keep on romancing ; song, m L, Rob-
erts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1
e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp, 312227; Ruth
Norton, Gary, S. D, 43478
Ill let you know tomorrow; song, mel-
ody Lindsay McPhail. © 1 ¢, Oct.
16, 1942; EH unp. 312132; Lionel M.
Taylor, Halifax, N. S., Canada.
43479
I’1l make a full surrender; w Herbert
G. Tovey; pf. © Sept. 14, 1942; H
pub. 107704; C. L, Dorris, Palmyra,
Mo. 43480
I’ll march home, mom, to you; w & m
John W, Bratton. © Sept. 17, 1942;
HE pub. 108354; Mills music, ine., New
York, 43481
I’ll never dare; w P. Robbins, melody
L. Gray. ©1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311529; Louise Gray & Phil Robbins,
St. Paul. 43482
I’ll never dream of more; song. © 1
ec, Nov, 6, 1942; E unp. 314340; Lu-
cille Boyer, Minneapolis. 43483
I’l] never have anyone else but you;
song, m Eddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie
Boyden] © 1c. Noy. 2, 1942; EH unp.
313848; Verlene Jensen, Plainview,
Neb. 43484
1594
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
T’]] never love again; foxtrot, w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314291; Anne Dawkins, Memphis,
Tenn. 43485
T’ll never walk alone again; w & mel-
ody Tommy [i. e. T. T.] Nott. © 1
e. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314053;
Thomas T. Nott, Columbus, O, 48486
T’ll pin my heart to the American Flag;
song, melody Dwight Brown. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313019; Mar-
garet Acker, Dallas. 43487
I’]l remember you; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e, Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311690;
Mary Elizabeth Skene, Detroit.
43488
I'll say it with flowers; song. ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309439; Willie
Borland Pippin, Sanford, Fla.
43489
T’ll say perhaps; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314242; Edna King, Pomeroy, O.
43490
T’ll send kisses into the blue; song, mel-
ody Jimmie Crane. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp, 314298; Minnie Price,
Hollywood, Calif. 43491
Ill take Dixie; w Ruth Carol, m Twila
Pearl Clarke. © 1 ¢, Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311858; Ruth Carol Shartel,
Los Angeles, 43492
I’]l take Tallulah; from Ship ahoy, w
EK. Y. Harburg, m Burton Lane.
Apr, 9, 1942; E pub. 108891; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 43493
Ill tell my lonely heart; song. © Oct.
2, 1942; E pub. 108265; Francis T.
Chaikowsky, Morrisville, Pa, 43494
I'll wait for you; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311509; Anthony
Petolino & Rudy Rittelman, Irving-
ton, N.. J. 43495
T’ll wait for you dear; w & melody Tom
R. [i. e. Thomas Roger] Salvia. ©
1 e. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 3127388;
Thomas Roger Salvia, Milford, Mass.
43496
I'll wish it were you; song. ©1..
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 312024; Marian
Elizabeth Holefelder, Washington,
43497
Tlusi6n de amor; waltz melody. ©1c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp, 311686; José
Lo Duca, San Francisco. 43498
3159 1—43———_6
43512
Tiusién de ayer; bolero, letra Manuel
Camacho Vega; pf. tiple © 1 ¢.
Aug, 31, 1942; E unp. 307625; Fran-
cisco Camacho Vega, Los Angeles,
43499
I’m a happy man; song, melody C.
Jones; in F. © 1c Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 311009; Curtiss Jones & Mar-
gie Greene, Columbus, Ga. 43500
I’m a home sick mountain rounder ;
w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 311879; Ruth Jane Smith,
Paducah, Tex. 43501
I’m a lonely little girl; song, m Pat
Maule. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313848; Etta Louise Arwood, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 43502
I’m a misery to myself; by Jeanne
Granville [pseud. of I. K. Shaw],
arr. Toby Tyler; orch. pts. © 1 «.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311971; Irma
K. Shaw, Washington. 43503
— w & m Jeanne Granville [pseud.
of I. K. Shaw] ©1c. Oct. 13, 1942;
EK unp. 311970; Irma K. Shaw, Wash-
ington. 43504
I’m a singer, I’m a dancer; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312669 ; Sadie E. Dixon, Indianapolis.
43505
I’m a soldier; w & melody. © 1.
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314268; Tarsia
Rossiter, Chicago. 43506
I’m a soldier of the U. S. A.; w & m
W. J. Rexford. © Apr. 30, 1942;
E pub. 108414; William J. Rexford,
sole owner of Ruby music co., New
York. 43507
I’m a Yankee; pf. treble, with w. ©
tere: Oct. 21. 19428. hun Slosee
Chloe Ann Hubbard, Marionville, Mo.
43508
I’m aeroplaning my blues away; pf.
treble, with w. ©1e. Oct. 2, 1942;
FE unp. 310700; Meribelle Wiseman,
Walnut Creek, Calif. 43509
I’m afraid without you; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312158;
Margo Harrow, New York. 43510
I’m afraid you’ve started something
real; song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309265; Alice Maurine Dillon
Johnson, San Diego, Calif. 43511
I’m all alone; song. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312048; Hazel Rae Cor-
rello Krueger, Dayton, O. 43512
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43513
pt. IIT, n.s., v.37
I’m allergic to love; w Annette P. Kin-
sey & Inez Foote Jarrell, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314197;
Howard Dolphus Kinsey, Monroe, Ga.
43513
I’m alonging for you, darling; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1 ¢. Nov.
10, 1942; HE unp. 314942; Mary Strine,
Capitol Heights, Md. 43514
I’m always dreaming of you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
313760; Blanche E. Odle, Covina,
Calif. 43515
I’m always ready to do the swing; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; HE
unp. 311749; Alex Davis, New Or-
- leans. 43516
I’m an Irish colleen; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312504;
Maurine K. Richardson, Watertown,
S. D 43517
I’m an Uncle Sam girl; w & m Artie
[i.e. Arthur] Clark. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 312974; Arthur Clark,
Newark, N. J. 43918
I’m betting on Old Glory; w M. Ea-
wards, melody B. Hlliott. © 1 e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313948; Bill
Hlliott & Mildred Edwards, Beloit,
Wis. 43519
I’m blue all because of you; w & mel-
ody. © 1, c¢. Oct..1, 1942;- EB ump.
310599; Louis Eccellente, Newark,
N. J. 43520
I’m bluer than blue; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312085;
Paul Compton Abbott, La Jolla, Calif,
43521
I’m buying some bonds for my baby;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312469; John S. Lorr, Lub-
bock, Tex. 43522
Tm called Little Buttercup; from
H. M. 8S. Pinafore, w W. S. Gilbert,
m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Hugo Frey.
© Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108524;
Robbins music corp., New York.
43523
I’m color blind; w Irving Taylor, mel-
ody Vic Mizzy. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1942:
E unp. 312642; Santly-Joy, inc., New
York. 43524
I’m coming back to you; song. ©1-«.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314301; George
Williams Mathews, jr. & Eleanor Ger-
trude Mathews, Hast Pembroke,
Mass. 43525
I’m crazy about you; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; BE unp.
311721; Catherine M. Shank, Hagers-
town, Md. 43526
I’m deep in love; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Hddie Boyden] © 1.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313850; Lydia
M. Miller, Denver. 43527
I’m enchanted; song, melody Martha
Charline White. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313160; Meredith Miles
White, Leavenworth, Kan. 43528
I’m falling in love with you; song, w
Peter Maero & D. H. Williams. ©
1 e@ Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311147;
David Henry Williams, New York.
43529
I’m far away from the girl I love; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E
unp. 308704; Aves Rodrigue, Race-
land, La. 43530
I’m feeling so sad and blue; song, m
Eddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie Boy-
den] ©l1e Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
3138852; Anthony Nardone, Philadel-
phia. 43531
I’m fighting on the front; song. ©l1c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311664; Albert
Luzar, Chicago. 43532
I’m flying tonight; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 313329; Gust
Moline, Chicago. 43533
I’m following that old gang of mine;
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311141; Benjamin Franklin
Shelhamer, jr., Allentown, Pa. 43534
I’m giving you all of my heart; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311839; Ethel Mae Hamilton, Miami,
Fla. 43535
I’m goin’ back to old Kentucky; w &
melody Bill [i. e. W. S.] Monroe. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 313308;
William Smith Monroe, Nashville.
43536
I’m going back to my mother and dad;
w & melody Hugh Cross. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 318721; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 43537
I’m going back to Tennessee; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312488; David Gwilym Davies, Mor-
gantown, W. Va. 43538
I’m going home some day; pf., with w.
© Apr. 25, 1942; E pub. 107583; Joe
T. Denman, Houston. 43539
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no. 10, 1942
I’m going over to get the Japs; song,
m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1e Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313870; Walter C. Richardson, Balti-
more. 43540
I’m going to wait on the Lord until he
comes; hymn, w & m Morer Saunders.
© Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 108262; Mrs.
Morer Saunders, Detroit. 43541
I’m gonna copyright your kisses; w
N. HE. Stade, m H. C. Cholvin. ©
1 e@ Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314752;
Homer C. Cholvin, Chicago & Norman
HE. Stade, Arlington Heights, Il.
43542
I’m gonna see my darling tomorrow;
pfi., with w. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942;
EH unp. 312904; Hanna V. Alexander,
New York. 43943
I’m hangin’ up my saddle, till the sun
shines thru again; w Charles Farrow,
jr., m Charlie Friedman & C. Farrow,
jr. © Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108735;
Bay state music co., Boston. 438544
I’m in a black out; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308849;
Elaine Grimes & Garland Wilson, Ok-
lahoma City. 43545
I’m in a corner; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313615; Charles
Bennett Battenberg, Dayton, O.
43546
I’m in a whirl over you; w & melody.
© 1 c. Oct. 19, 1942; BE. unp. 312357;
Anthony Victor De Domenico, San
Francisco. 43547
I’m in love; song. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314658; Pearl Marie Barker,
Evanston, I. 43548
— m George Bain. ©1e Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311663; Bertha L. P.
Nutting, West Chester, Pa. 43549
I’m in love with a_ bombardier;
song. © 1. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
3138817; Virginia Conzelman Don-
nelly, Wellston, Mo. 43550
I’m in the army; song, w Carsbie
Adams. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
3143820; Emory Peck, Gainesville, Ga.
43551
I’m just a good for nothin’ someone; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 3131388; Glad Robinson Youse,
Baxter Springs, Kan. 43552
I’m just a lonely cowboy ; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311657; Mary Whitehead,
Fairmount, Ind. 43553
43566
I’m just a lonely girl; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
EK unp. 313595; Mary Rowell, Bend,
Or. 43554
I’m just a lonesome cowboy; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312267;
Guy Pisani, Brooklyn. 43555
I’m just a sailor; w-& m Bob Soden.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314434;
Robert Walsh Soden, Kansas City,
Mo. 43556
I’m just a world war mother; song.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108316; Eva
V. Aubin, Ocean Grove, Mass. 48557
I’m just counting the hours; w & m
Norman Russell [pseud. of N. R.
Long], Gene [pseud. of Gene Car-
roll] & Glenn f[pseud. of Glenn
Rowell]; pf. treble. © 1 ce. Oct. 20,
1942; E unp. 314112; Norman Russell
Long, Charlestown, N. H. 43558
I’m leaving; w & melody. ©1e. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314775; Patsy Ham-
mer, Oakland, Calif. 43559
I’m like a ship without a sail; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 3811752; Victor Mack, Mellen,
Wis. 43560
I’m locking my memories in my heart;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. | @) 1 Oct, .12; 4942. E unp.
311604; Marie Hollands, Waukegan,
Til. 43561
I’m lonesome, my darling; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313944;
George Warren Silman, San Fran-
cisco. 43562
I’m looking for the queen of hearts;
fox trot, w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312834; Emmet Ed-
ward Niehoff, Louisville. 43563
I’m lucky; song, arr. Mac MacGowan.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 314850;
Amelie Adams Harrington, Dun-
woody, Ga. 43564
I’m mighty proud of that old gang of
mine; w Ted Koehler, m Sam H.
Stept. «iG, Oise: 29, . 19422) Hh publ:
108868 ; Warock music co., New York.
43565
I’m Miss Liberty, sweetheart of the
free; song, arr. Walter Esberger. ©
1 ec. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314540;
Oscar Peter Grischy, Cincinnati.
43566
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I’m not afraid of the darkness; w Rose
Saffron, m Hester Annie Thomas. ©
Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 109052; Rose
Saffron, d. b. a. Children’s wonder
world pub. co., Pasadena. 43567
I’m not worthy of your love; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313340; Edna Miller,
Oswego, Kan. 43568
I’m off to get Hitler; song. © Oct. 15,
1942; E pub. 109025; Clayton Leslie
Bigbie, New Orleans. 43569
I’m on the beam with a dream; w Reno
Luchini; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp. 312348; Harold Rice Sincock,
Minneapolis. 43570
I’m on the way to heaven, on the wings
of love; song. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314074; Charles W. VanVleit,
Denison, Ia. 43571
I’m only one Yank in a million; song,
m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E
unp. 312219; J. J. St. George, Deer
Lake, Newfoundland. 43572
I’m ready to go for you Uncle Sam;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942;
E unp. 312877; Victor Marcy, Buffalo.
43573
I’m really up a tree; w & melody Bill
fi. e. W. H.] St. Thomas & K. D.
Hawkins. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311760; Kay D. Hawkins & Wil-
liam H. St. Thomas, Gloversville,
N. Y. 43574
I’m sadder but wiser now; w L, G.
Coleman, melody G. Rowan. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314613; Lucile
Gay Coleman, Port Richmond, §. I,,
N. Y. & Genevieve Rowan, Stapleton,
Se Nae 43575
I’m simply wild about you; w & melody
Paul Livingston. ©1c, Feb. 5, 1942;
E unp. 312616; Co-operative news-
paper services, Baltimore, 43576
I’m so afraid you’re sorry for me; song,
m J. Charles McNeil. © 1 cc. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308506; Vincent Pan-
tano, Johnston Island, Hawaii.
43577
I’m so lonesome tonight; song, melody
Lindsay McPhail, © 1 ¢. Nov. 5,
1942; E unp. 314361; Lottie M. Mace,
Kent, O. 43578
I’m so thrilled; w & melody. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314324; Roger
Wollmar Anderson, jr., Waukegan,
Tit. 43579
pt. nay nish
I’m sorry that I made you cry; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312685; Albert Poindexter, Troup,
Tex, 43580
I’m telling you; w & melody Henry
Clement [pseud. of C. J. Gelezunas]
© 1c. Oct, 13, 1942; E unp. 311974;
Clement Joseph Gelezunas, Union
City, Conn. 43581
I’m the little fellow who thinks his
country’s mellow; w & m Moss Ab-
bott [pseud. of I. Mosteller]; pf.
treble. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311440; Isabel Mosteller, Akron, O.
43582
I’m thinking of Texas; song. © 1.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314749; Eunice
Melissa Sandel, Center, Tex. 43583
I’m thinking of you; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp, 310987; Edythe Stella, Peoria,
Tl. 43584
I’m thru with love; w & melody. ©1
e, Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311362; Wil-
liam Wright Paris, Rice, Calif,
43585
I’m thumbing my way to heaven; song,
m J. Chas. MeNeil. © 1 ce. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312452; Olive Baker,
Wharton, O. 43586
I’m tired of pretending; w & melody
Jeanne Pecoraino & V, Alfano. © 1
ec. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 311943; Vita
Alfano, Creedmoor, N. C. 43587
I’m waitin’ up for Adolph; w L, Mc-
Donald, melody M, G. Thomas. © 1
e, Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309412;
Leo McDonald & Millard Galweston
Thomas, New York, 43588
I’m waiting; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E unp. 311409; Betty Jean
Fonnesbeck, Logan, Utah. 43589
I’m waiting for time to go by; w & mel-
ody. © 1, Oct, 19, 1942; E unp.
812519; Florence Mariano, Chicago,
43590
I’m wearing your love in my eyes; song,
melody Harry W. Freeman. © 1 c.
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp, 311198; Pauline
S. Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass, 48591
I’m willing; song, melody Lukie John-
gon, ©'°-1-¢ Oct, 21, 1942" amp.
312819; Milton Nelson, New York.
43592
I’m yours, beginning today; w & mel-
ody Clyde Burke. © 1 ec. Oct, 5,
1942; E unp. 312100; Burke & Riches
music co., New York, 43593
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no. 10, 1942
Imp; by Robert L. Sanders; clarinet &
pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub, 108767;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 438594
Imperial pageant ; concert march; band
pts., with conductor. © Oct. 8, 1942;
E pub, 108264; Harry McGowen,
Sylacauga, Ala. 43595
Impromptu; by Antonin Dvorak; pf.;
in D. © Dec. 5, 1916; E for, 67630;
N. Simrock, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
43596
—by Joseph Vito; concert harp. ©
Sept. 28, 1942; E pub, 108187; Bel-
win, inc., New York, 43597
Improvisation; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312162; Theodora
Brooks, New York. 43598
In a bungalow; w & melody Sally
Wells [pseud, of C. S. Welch] © 1
e, Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 313333 ; Carrie
Salvant Welch, Cincinnats, 43599
In a cottage built for two; song. ©1
e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312272; Her-
bert Taft Minick, Champion, Neb.
43600
In a donkey cart; by Bernice Rosner ;
pf. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108192;
Musicord publications, New York.
43601
In a garden of moonbeams; w F. Rob-
ison, melody E. A. Kresin. © 1 «.
Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313071; Forest
Robison & Ernest A. Kresin, Ramsey,
Tl. 43602
In a little Dixie dance hall; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1
e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313542; Vic-
tor J. Pilisotta, Biloxi, Miss. 486038
In a sacred mood; by Freda Grono-
wetter; violoncello & pf. © Sept.
15, 1942; E pub. 107742; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 43604
In a thunder shower; song, m L. Rob-
erts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1
e. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310833; Susan
Estes, Woonsocket, R. I. 43605
In a wilderness of roses; song. ©1e.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 312110; Jerry
Macell, Chicago. 43606
In all my dreams; song. © 1 ec. Oct.
13, 1942; E unp. 311999; Richard
Howell Nolen, Lansing, Mich. 43607
In Argentine; song, w C. R. Bigler. ©
tc. Oct. 26," 1942: E. unp. sisho:
Carl E. Jacobson, Hollywood, Calif.
43608
43622
In care of the Man in the Moon; w &
m Billie Namkie. © 1 c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313016; Anna E. Hich-
mann, Jersey City. 43609
In distress I called upon the Lord;
Biblical w, m Isadore Freed; mixed
cho. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107442;
Transcontinental music corp., New
York. 43610
In every prayer; w & melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311151; Tom D.
MacDonald, Vancouver, Canada.
43611
In God we trust; hymn. © 1c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309460; J. M. Ri-
singer, Homer City, Pa. 43612
— song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313192; Hilda
Kelley, Chicago. 43613
In God’s name—and for liberty; song,
w Edward Stasheff & Joseph J. Sex-
tons? Ou @-Oek 2, 91942"-° unp.
310638; Donald K. Phillips, Pelham-
manor, N. Y. 43614
In good old U. S. A.; w & m Joe [i. e.
A. J.] Varrella. ©1c. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 311507; Amelio J. Varrella,
Washington. 43615
In high school days; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314620;
George Edgar Mumford, Philadel-
phia. 43616
In honor of Old Glory; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310976; William B.
Reed, jr., Beccaria, Pa. 438617
In Indiana; w & melody. © 1. Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 312246; John Car-
roll Carr, New York. 43618
In Jove with a star; song, melody Rob-
ert N. Schanzer. © 1 c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311125; Harry Behar,
New York. 43619
In memory of December seventh, nine-
teen forty-one; song. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EH unp. 3138942; Garfield
Johnson, Torrance, Calif. 43620
In memory of you; song. © Oct. 29,
1942; E pub. 108925; Victor Paul
Sbraccia, Malden, Mass. 43621
In my arms; w Ann Penner, m Betty
Lester [pseud. of Betty Di Lustro]
© Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108971; Betty
Di Lustro, Irvington, N. Y. 43622
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43623
In my cabin by the fire; w & melody.
©1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313411;
Lucie Irene Fisher, New Cumber-
land, Pa. 43623
In my dreams tonight; w & m Mollie
[i. e. M. M.] Maahs, arr. Bettye Mar-
tin. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
311063; Mildred M. Maahs, Tilleda,
Wis. 43624
In my dreams, we're’ sweethearts
again; w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 3138491; Thomas Galuc-
ci, Brooklyn. 43625
In my garden of auld lang syne; w
George Graff, m Jessie L. Deppen.
© Oct. 30, 1942 ; E pub. 108974 ; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 43626
In my garden of memory with you;
waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 18,
1942; E unp. 311786; Hilda McKen-
zie, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 438627
In my little chateau; pf., with w. ©
1 e@4 Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314822;
W. EH. Rigsby, Fort McPherson, Ga.
43628
In my little dream boat of love; song.
© 4c. Oct,..5, 1942° BE unp,, 3119152;
Frank J. McFadden, Philadelphia.
43629
In my memories; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 313753 ; Samuel
Allen Robey, Clarksburg, W. Va.
43630
In my memory; w & melody. ©1e.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314352; John D.
Denson, Oakland, Calif. 43631
In my soldier’s arms; song, m Ray Hib-
beler. © Nov. 8, 1942; E pub.
109039; Joseph W. Uritson, Coraopo-
lis, Pa. 43632
In nineteen forty three; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314721; Addie Dove, Kenall-
ville, Ind. 43633
In our little part of town; w James J.
Walker, m James F.. Hanley, arr. Roy
Ringwald; men’s cho., with girls’
trio. © Feb. 16, 1942; E pub. 108449;
Words & music, ine., New York.
43634
In our old neighborhood; w & melody;
in C. ©1e Oct. 30, 1942; BE unp.
313708; Martin Joseph Burke, Chi-
cago. 436385
In Sibley; band pts. © Sept. 26, 1942;
E pub. 108178; Manley Thomas Gar-
land, Madera, Calif. 43636
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
In the air, on land and sea for victory;
song. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314011; Erma HE. Armstrong, St.
Claire Shores, Mich. 43637
In the chapel of my heart; w G. B.
Menkes, melody A. Mansfield. ©1c.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311496; Gloria
B. Menkes, Newark, N. J. & Alma
Mansfield, Jersey City. 48638
In the city; from The city, w Israel
Zangwill, m Hope Leroy Baumgart-
ner, op. 14, no. 3; 6-pt. mixed cho.
© Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 108587; EH, C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 43639
In the foothills of the Ozarks ; w Ernest
A. Rork, m Walker H. Haycraft. ©
Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 109024; Ernest
A. Rork & son, Memphis, Tenn. 43640
In the good old American way; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311740; Pearl M. Lancaster, Denham
Springs, La. 43641
In the land of the living; march; band
pts. © Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108737;
Manley Thomas Garland, Madera,
Calif. 43642
In the moonlight; serenade, Louise
Christine Rebe; pf. © Sept. 2, 1942;
E pub. 108194; Musicord publica-
tions, New York. 436438
In the old American way; w & melody
Dick [i. e. R. J.] Taylor & M. L.
Compton; inC. ©lc. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314575; Marion L. Compton
& Richard J. Taylor, Chicago. 43644
In the old arm chair; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Maleolm Lee] ©
1 ce. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312211; Mrs.
Leslie Miller, Wall, S. D. 43645
In the Pacific; band pts. © Oct. 21,
1942; E pub. 108738; Manley Thomas
Garland, Madera, Calif. 43646
In the secret place; songs & spirituals,
compiled Helen Carter Moses. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108098; Carter
school of music, Columbus, O. 48647
In the silence of my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312256;
Julia Irene Katona Daley, Cleveland.
43648
In the sky; w & m Albertina H. Fisher;
pf. © Oct. 29, 1942; E pub, 108914;
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.
43649
In the sweet bye and bye when our
tears will be dry; w & melody. ©1
e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311621; Ruby
K. Raddatz, Aberdeen, Wash. 43650
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no. 10, 1942
In the U. S, A.; song, m Sterling Sher-
wins! © 1/e) Oct. 11942)" EH. unp.
311056; Lincoln Herbert Luehmann,
Winona, Minn, 43651
In the wake of an Axis raid; song, mel-
ody Bob Carleton. © 1 ¢. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp, 314724; Frank Haus,
St, James, Mo. 43652
In this—our life; w P. D. Mikulak,
melody C. Bill. © 1c. Oct, 28, 1942;
E unp. 313428; Clara Bill & Polly
Dorothy Mikulak, South Bend, Ind.
43653
In Thy love; song, melody Eddie Kee-
nan. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
314420; W. Haggans, Greenville,
Miss. 43654
In Vienna; w & melody. © 1 ¢, Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3131389; Glad Robin-
son Youse, Baxter Springs, Kan,
43655
In wonderful Wonderland; w & mel-
ody The Hoffmannettes [pseud, of
Fay Hoffmann & B. Hoffmann] ©1
e. Aug, 31, 1942; E unp. 309211; Bird
Hoffmann, Waco, Tex, 43656
In world war number two; w & mel-
ody. ©. 1 c¢ Oct.,.15,..1942;.E. unp,
312190; Noah Murphy Thompson,
Baltimore. 43657
Incense; song. © 1 ec. Nov, 2, 1942;
EK unp. 314031; Eva C,. Sanford,
Schenectady, N. Y. 48658
Indian fight—part 1; from Ox train,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 e.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309154;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 43659
— part 2; from Ox train, by Dave
Snell. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp.
309156; Loew’s, inc., New York,
43660
Indian serenade; song, w Percy Bysshe
Shelley. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313577; Lloyd Indictor, Brooklyn.
43661
Indian summer ; by Victor Herbert, arr,
Jean Gossette [pseud. of F, Henri
Klickmann]; B flat trumpet or cor-
net, with pf. ace. © May 27, 1941;
E pub, 108549; Harms, ine, New
York. 43662
w Al Dubin, m Victor Herbert,
arr, Walter Scotson. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. 4-pt. male voices.—3. 3-pt.
male voices.—4, 2-pt. male voices.—5.
3-pt. mixed voices.—6, Women’s 2-pt.
voices.—7, Women’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Avr. 6, 1940: E pub. 83796-83802 ;
Harms, ine., New York.
43663-43669
43683
Infantry—kings of the highway; w &m
R, J. Burt, sr., arr. S, A. Dapp. ©
Oct. 19, 1942; E pub. 108683; R. J.
Burt, sr. & S, A. Dapp, Alexandria,
Va, 43670
Infantry marching song; pf., with w.
©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314405;
Horace 8S. Graham, Poughkeepsie,
N, ¥: : 43671
Infantry song; song, m Emeline K.
Paige. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
314423; Mrs. Bryan Bell, New Or-
leans. 43672
Inspiration; song, w Mary L. Platt.
© 1c. Oct, 20, 1942; E unp. 312665;
William Charles Fassett, New York.
43673
Inspired evangel; hymnal, compiled,
© Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108835;
Robert Emmett Winsett, Dayton,
Tenn. 43674
Intercepting; from Deep in the heart
of Texas, by Milton Rosen; conduc-
tory ©, f ¢),.0ck.:27, 1942. BH. unp.
313429; Universal music corp., New
York. 43675
Interludes and curtains; by Bert Buhr-
man; pf. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub.
108500 ; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
43676
Into the trap; from Invisible agent, by
H. J. Salter; conductor. ©1e. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 313447; Universal
musie corp., New York. 43677
Invincible; pf. treble, with w. © 1
eCerOck.s ZIG e1 942 48 “unp. iat arel:
Claudius Grace & Victor Jiran, New
York. 43678
Invisible agent; by H. J. Salter; con-
ductor. 1. Main title—2. End title.
© 1c. each Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313434, 318451; Universal music
corp., New York. 43679, 43680
Invitation; Biblical w, m Faith Cham-
bers Wilson. © Sept. 21, 1942; E
pub. 108760; Sunday school board of
the Southern Baptist convention,
Nashville. 43681
Invitation for a holiday; from Valse
bluette, w Edith Sanford Tillotson,
m R. Drigo, arr. Ira B, Wilson; 2-pt.
treble cho. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub.
107729; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
43682
Invocation; song. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312046; Philip H. Cooley,
Honolulu. 43683
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43684
Io ricordo i tuoi baci; melodia.
ce. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314316; Frank
Berrafato, Buffalo. 43684
Iowa; pf., with w. © Oct. 2, 1942;
E pub. 108498; Lillian Dyer White,
Audubon, Ia. 43685
Irish heart; song, op. 7, w Kathleen
Joyce. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108637 ; Edna Frida Pietsch, Milwau-
kee. 43686
Irish love; song, w Harriett Wilbur.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314086;
Winifred Wilbur, West Los Angeles,
Calif. 43687
Iroquois; from The Indian suite, by
Ray Noble; orch. pts. © July 29,
1941; E for. 66894; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 43688
Is it just a dream; w Kenn Sisson, &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312525; Kenneth Casey, St. Albans,
bagel aN Ye: 43689
Is it love you’re wild about; song, w
Jack Philip Allen. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1942; E unp. 314278; Leone Perry
Allen, Los Angeles. 43690
Is Sally still waiting for me; w & mel-
ody B. Pollack & M. H. Torme. ©
1 e@. Oct. 24, 1942;. E unp. 312994;
Melvin Howard Torme & Ben Pol-
lack, Chicago. 43691
Is that a Song or a prayer; song, mel-
ody Joe Manzie. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1942; E unp. 3113865; Carl De Rienzo,
Newark, N. J. 43692
Is that too much to ask; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
313389; Mrs. Billy Hill, Scarsdale,
Nk 43693
Is there a priority on that; trumpet,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
810601; Clemeth Townsend Banks,
North Pelham, N. Y. 43694
Isabel; cancién. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
EK unp. 311869; Jesus Lopez, Chicago.
43695
I’se just a won-d’rin ’bout dis world
and you; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311224; Charles
Henry Pace, Pittsburgh. 43696
Island lullaby ; w Don Wingate, m Wal-
ter Kolomoku. © July 14, 1941; E
pub. 108847; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 43697
Island of dreams; w D. Saurer, m G.
Conrad. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
314097; Dolores Saurer & Geraldine
Conrad, Fargo, N. D. 43698
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 37
© 1} Isle of La Flor; waltz, w & m Robert
Bell Anderson. © Oct. 30, 1942; H
pub. 108934; Enterprise publications,
Los Angeles. 43699
Isn’t it lovely; from Moonlight in Ha-
vana, w & m Dave Franklin. © 1
e. Oct, 12, 1942; EH unp. 311577; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 43700
It breaks my heart to see you cry;
song, melody Samuel Leavean John-
son. © 1c, Oct, 14, 1942; E unp.
312008; William Sherman Petway,
Graterford, Pa. 43701
It can’t be wrong; from Now voyager,
w Kim Gannon, m Max Steiner. ©
Oct. 23, 1942; E pub. 108811; Harms,
ine., New York. 43702
It comes up love; by Frank Skinner;
conductor. 1, Main title—2. End
title. © 1c. each Oct. 27, 1942; E
unp. 313432, 313433 ; Universal music
corp., New York, 43708, 43704
It could have been a summer romance;
Song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp, 312236; Violet Kehres,
Monroe, Mich. 43705
It gets me; song. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
EK unp. 814524; Frieda Adele Ar-
mond-Newman, New York, 43706
It happened in my heart; w Sammy
Gallop, m Anthony P. Serritella &
Bobbie C, Jacobs. © Oct, 2, 1942; E
pub. 108611; Peer internat]. corp.,
New York. 43707
It may be a long, long time; w & mel-
ody. © 1, Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313673 ; Carl Otto Bergner, Fort Ben-
ning, Ga, 43708
It may seem funny to you; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud, of Carroll Webster]
© 1c, Nov, 2, 1942; E unp. 313859;
Olive Wilson, Cedar Springs, Mich.
48709
It must be jelly, cause jam don’t shake
like that; by George Williams & J, C.
MacGregor, arr, G, Williams; orch.
pts. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub, 107392;
Mutual music soc., ine., New York.
43710
It says here; w & m Wally [i. e. W. G.]
Anderson. © 1 ¢, Oct, 19, 1942; HE
unp. 312427; Wallace G, Anderson,
Seattle, 43711
It started all over again; .w Bill Carey,
m Car] Fischer. © Nov. 9, 1942; EH
pub, 109028 ; Eee music corp.,
New York, 43712
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no. 10, 1942
It started with a kiss; melody, with
pf, ace. ©1c, May 30, 1942; E unp.
297703; Sylvia Spector, Los Angeles.
48713
It was a midsummer night, and the
dream was you; w & melody. ©1c.
Nov. 38, 1942; E unp. 310958; Mar-
garet Weiss Lustgarten, Brooklyn.
43714
It was for me; w &m Mae [i. e. J, M.]
Stevenson. © 1 c¢. Oct. 7, 1942; H
unp. 311268; Jennie Mabel Steven-
son, Los Angeles, 48715
It was heaven, just being with you; w
& melody Evelyn Pennie [pseud. of
Evelyn Panikoff] © 1 ¢. Sept. 19,
1942; E unp, 309331; Evelyn Pani-
koff, New Haven, 43716
It was just a dream; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud, of Andrew Brady] ©
1 © Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312235;
Herman Coffey, Hines, Il. 43717
It was raining the day that my man
went away; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. Sept, 18, 1942; E unp, 309446;
Arnold Alpiner, Detroit. 43718
It was you; w & melody. ©1 ce, Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 313482; Irving B.
Stutz, Washington, Pa. 43719
It won’t be long now; w & melody. ©
1c, Oct. 30, 1942; E unp, 3138684;
Jacob F, Baker, Detroit. 43720
It won’t take a year; w & melody Lee
fi. e. L. W.] Murphy. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314251:; Leo William
Murphy, Toledo. 43721
It would be wonderful; w & melody. ©
1 ¢. Oct, 12, 1942; E unp, 311662; Al-
bert Usher, Phoenix, Ariz. 43722
It’s a boy; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1 ¢, Nov. 2,
1942; E unp, 313964; Loew’s, inc.,
New York, 43723
It’s a crazy sort of dream; w Pat Rol-
land, & melody. ©1c. Nov, 2, 1942;
E unp. 313952; Leopold Louis Oscar
Kareczag, Detroit. 43724
It’s a dog’s life, livin’ in a pup tent;
song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313658; Hugh M. MacKay, Worces-
ter. ; 43725
It’s a foregone conclusion that we’re go-
ing to win the war; song. © 1c.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 3138410; Mau-
rice Webster Buckingham, Nerth
Hollywood, Calif. 43726
43740
It’s a great old land; w W. Goodman,
melody J. Taylor. © 1 c¢. Oct, 23,
1942; E unp. 312992; John Taylor &
Walter Goodman, Otisville, N. Y.
48727
It’s a military secret; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 22, 1942; H unp. 312838;
Myron Hockenbury, Harrisburg, Pa.
43728
It’s a V for victory ; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311209; Elva Giger Angle, Courtland,
Kan. 43729
It’s all up to you; song. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312585; Melbourne
S. Stander, Grand Rapids, Mich.
43730
It’s autumn time again; w & melody.
©1e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313122;
Charles Peace Hofmann, Baltimore.
43731
It’s been so nice to have known you;
song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Car-
roll Webster] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312225; Charles Collins, Phil-
adelphia. 43732
It’s darling, I love you; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313474;
Ethel Mae Hamilton, Miami, Fla.
43733
It’s grand to be an A American; w &
melody. ©1ce. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313751; Ralph Augustus Martz, Sun-
bury, Pa. 43734
It’s hot somewhere; w & melody Dick
' fi, e. R.] Wetherill. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313468; Richard Weth-
erill, Kansas City, Mo. 43735
It’s love; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1e. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310993;
Mrs. J. E. Woodard, Milpitas, Calif.
43736
It’s my America; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312264; Marty
White, Brooklyn. 43737
It’s no longer defense; m Bob Carleton ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313297; Voyle Leak,
Minneapolis. 43738
It’s not good-bye but just adieu; song,
melody Robert Pollack. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313176; Stella
Bertke Kemper, Delphos, O. 43739
It’s our duty; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton.ce@©)4y Ce Octs AZ, 1942 >, H. unp.
311635; Anita C. Hallaran, New
Haven. 43740
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43741
It’s our last rendezvous; song, w Julie
Claudet. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
312697; Raymond Addison Evans,
Huntington Park, Calif. 43741
It’s over there again; foxtrot, w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311501; Gustav Michael Scena, Dar-
ien, Conn, 43742
w & melody. ©1l1e. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310928; Betty Moore Butter-
worth, Independence, Mo. 43743
It’s pouring; w & m Mrs. Robt. [i. e.
M.] Erbach. © 1 ec. Oct. .10, 1942;
E unp. 311689; Margaret Erbach,
Milwaukee. 48744
It’s raining in my heart; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312459; Anne Lowe, New
York. 43745
It’s taps for the Japs; song. © 1-e.
Aug. 24, 1942; E pub. 107367; O. J.
Lambiotte, Mishawaka, Ind. 43746
It’s the beauty of you; song. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313018; Velma
Cole Holben, Adrian, Mich. 43747
It’s the girl who writes the letters, will
get the dates when he gets back; w
& melody. © 1. Oct. 30, 1942; H
unp. 313675; Sylvia Jacobsen, White-
stone, N. Y. 43748
It’s the handwriting on the wall; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp.
811991; Herzl B. Shur, Detroit.
43749
It’s the little things that count; w Tom
[i. e. T. M.] Adair, melody Dick [i. e.
BB URE © fic vOcr. 10; 942;
E unp. 311701; Richard R. Uhl &
Thomas M. Adair, Kingston, Pa.
43750
It’s the lovers’ knot; from Iceland, w
Mack Gordon, m Harry Warren. ©
Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108832; Twen-
tieth century music corp., New York.
48751
It’s time to wash your face, little
world; song. © 1. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312090; Ruth Fridman Glick,
* Cincinnati. 43752
It’s too good not to be true; w Walter
Hirsch, m Dorothy Ackermann Zoeck-
ler, pf. sc. William Wirges. © Oct.
7, 1942; E pub. 108893; Modern mu-
sic, inc., New York. 438753
It’s true; song, melody Sal Noble. ©
1 c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314439;
Manuel A. Neves, San Leandro, Calif.
43754
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 311903; E. Gehrke Chinn, An-
tioch, Il. 48755
It’s Uncle Sammy calling ; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1. Oct. 8, 1942;
E unp. 811498; Lee Moore, Stamps,
Ark. 43756
It’s up to you; song, m Lloyd Stone
& Leo Russotto. © 1 ¢ Oct. 24,
1942; E unp. 313070; Mary Naiden,
New York. 43757
It’s your fight boys; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311605; Hmma M.
Dana, Milwaukee. 43758
IUMSWA;; march, w William Hammer
Powell; pf. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108267; Norman W. Theckston,
Gloucester City, N. J. 43759
I’ve a suspicion I have fallen in love;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 3812505; Maurine K.
Richardson, Watertown, 8. D. 43760
I’ve always been in love with you; w
& mL. M. Wolff; pf. ©1c. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 314390; L. B. Whitmire
& Lucille M. Wolff, Lumberton, N. C.
43761
I’ve asked the moonbeams; arr. HE.
Horstmann; pf., with w. ©1c. Mar.
31, 1942; E unp. 311926; George Gor-
don Anning, Newark, N. J. 43762
I’ve forgotten it all; w Robert Burgess
& B. Gregg, m R. Burgess. © 1.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312076; Bud
Gregg, New York. 43763
I’ve found somebody new; w & melody
Jack Lewis. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
EK unp. 312462; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 43764
I’ve got a boy friend in the army; w
& melody. © 1. Nov. 6, 1942; E
unp. 314440; George T. Scowcroft,
Tolleson, Ariz. 43765
I’ve got a lot to do; w & melody. ©
1 ¢e@ Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312130;
Leo Wilson Cohn, Nyack, N. Y.
43766
I’ve got my mind on you; w & m Calvin
Jackson. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308307; Tempo music, inec., New
York. 43767
I’ve got something in my eye; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314491; Ann Atwood Hollinsworth.
Whitehaven, Tenn. 43768
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no. 10, 1942
43795
I’ve got the world on my mind; w &| Jap embassy; from Invisible agent, by
melody. © 1c Oct. 18, 1942; E
unp. 311728; Clement Rosen, Cliffside
Park, N. J. 43769
I’ve got to help my Uncle Sammy;
song, melody Ray Norman & H. Nor-
man. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311220; Helen Norman, Al. Dahle &
C. E. Streeter, Chicago. 43770
I’ve got to retread my heart; w & m
Arthur Blacke [pseud. of Arthur
Schwartz] © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 312578; Arthur Schwartz, Los
Angeles. 43771
I’ve gotta have you; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313956;
Erwin Reinking, Cincinnati. 43772
I’ve grown so used to you; w & melody
Nat [i. e. N. M.] Sobel. ©1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312402; Nathan Mil-
ler Sobel, Louisville. 43773
I’ve met her; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1 ce. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311127; Harry Behar, New
York. 43774
I’ve never been in love before; song, m
Hddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie Boy-
den] ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312238; Bernice Hummel, Pataskala,
O 43775
I’ve put all my eggs in one basket; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311297; Louis J. Pope, Los Angeles.
43776
I’ve seen you before; w & m Gerry
Mason. © Sept. 1, 1942; E for.
67492; Southern music pub. co., Itd.,
London, 43777
I’ve set my mind on you; w Irving
Taylor, melody Vic Mizzy. © 1 c.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310720; Santly-
Joy, ine. New York. 43778
Jack (The) Axis; w & melody. ©le.
Oct, 2, 1942; E unp, 310710; Delbert
McKeighen, Akron, O, 43779
Jalisco nunca pierde; corrido mexi-
cano, de La rancherita del Carmen,
letra y m Lorenzo Barcelata y Pepe
Guizar; pf. © Apr. 26, 1942; E for.
67471; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 43780
Janie; from the production, w & m Nick
[i. e. Domenick Raymond] & Jo-
‘“sephine Bentham. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 1083800; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 48781
H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp, 3138449; Universal
musie corp., New York. 43782
Jazette; foxtrot; pf. © 1c, Oct, 12,
1942; E unp. 311761; Lillian M.
Campbell, Agua Caliente, Calif.
43783
Jealous blues; w Lillian Moss & W, P.
Collins, & melody. © 1. Nov, 5,
1942; E unp. 314365; Wesley Pete
Collins, Los Angeles, 43784
Jealous of the moon; w & melody. ©
1 ¢e, Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312793;
Peggy Barrow, Baton Rouge, La.
43785
© 1 ec, Nov. 3, 1942; E
unp. 314162; Edgar Allan Ward,
Chillicothe, O. 43786
Jeanie with the light brown hair; by
Stephen Foster, m arr, Roy Ring-
wald, ed. Charles Harold; men’s cho.,
with optional girls’ trio obbl. © May
2, 19389; E pub. 108775; Words &
music, ine., New York, 43787
Jefferson; by Harry Salter; pf. © 1
e, Oct, 20, 1942; E unp, 312572; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 43788
Jenny Lind polka; by A. Wallerstein,
arr. Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub.
108186; Belwin, ine., New York.
43789
Jessie darling ; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311654; Marion C, Sherwood, Hills-
boro, Or. 43790
Jesus loves you still; arr, Robert Hark-
ness; pf., with w. © 1, Oct, 29,
1942; E unp, 313573 ; Mabel Gue Gal-
lagher, Niagara Falls, N. Y, 48791
Jesus, our Lord, we adore Thee; w & m
Will James, arr, Kenneth Downing
[pseud, of Bryceson Treharne] 1.
Women’s 3-pt. cho.—2. 3-pt. mixed
cho. © July 30, 1942; E pub, 107751,
107752; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
43792, 43793
Jesus, refuge of the weary; English tr.
Jane Francesca Wilde, from the Ger-
man by Girolamo Savonarola, m from
Thommen’s Christenschatz, arr. Har-
old K, Marks; men’s voices. © Sept.
30, 1942; E pub, 108124; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 43794
Jesus went about doing good; w & m
Faith Chambers Wilson. © Aug. 1,
1942; E pub, 107485; Nazarene pub.
house, Kansas City, Mo, 43795
Jeanie; song.
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43796
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 37
Jesus will come again some day; arr.
Teresa Sanders; pf., with w. © Aug,
11, 1942; E pub. 107439; Milan
Brown, Indianapolis. 43796
Jezebel Jones; from Cabin in the sky,
w E. Y. Harburg, m Harold Arlen.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp, 310782;
Loew’s, inc., New York, 43797
Jim dandy; w & melody. ©1e. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 3138506; Jack Pyle,
Norfolk, Va, 43798
Jimmy boy; w Roy [i. e. W. L.] Wal-
lace, melody P, Clark. © 1c. Oct.
31, 1942; E unp. 313773; W. LeRoy
Wallace, Indianapolis & Pearl Clark,
Seattle. 43799
Jitterbug waltz; by Thomas Fats Wal-
ler; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108665; Robbins musie corp., New
York. 43800
Jitterbug was born to swing; w & mel-
ody. © 1c Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314773; James Glenwood Walker,
Kansas City, Mo. 43801
Joe Louis; w & melody. ©1ce. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 311475; Joseph Booker,
New York. 43802
Joe the keyman, U. S. A.; w & melody.
© 1e. Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 311074;
Lucy E. Rager, Niles, O. 43803
Joggin’; w & m Ekko Whelan, Garet
Romero & Roger Lohrman. © June
19, 1941; E pub. 108552; Newmusic
publications, Chicago. 43804
John D. Bulkeley; song. © 1 ce. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312471; Max Heller,
Philadelphia. 43805
John Hardy’s wife; by Mercer Elling-
ton; melody, with pf. ac. ©l1e.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 308411; Tempo
music, ine., New York. 43806
John Henry; traditional negro work
song, arr. Hall Johnson; med. voice;
in E flat maj. © Oct. 16, 1942; E
pub. 108766; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 43807
John on Patmos; w Esther Hooker Cat-
lin, m Jane Van Etten [i.e J. V. An-
drews] ©1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp.
310330; Jane Van Etten Andrews,
Evanston, Ill. 43808
Johnny boy, I’ll be where you left me;
Wa, Rhys, aaah) Hearst..sOp dee.
Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314591; Tristan
Hearst & Noel Rhys, New York.
43809
Johnny in his old blue jeans; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. July 15, 1942; E unp.
309434; Pearl Procknow, San Fran-
cisco. 43810
Johnny Sandman; song. © 1. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314746; Horace S.
Graham, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 43811
Johnny the jumper, the parachute man;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942;
E unp. 311473; Carl Otto Bergner,
Fort Benning, Ga. 43812
Joint is jumpin’ with rhythm; song,
melody Robert Pollack. © 1 c¢. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 312695; Doris Riter,
Little Rock, Ark. 43813
Jolly rambler’s polka; by Pete [i. e.
C. P.] Carlsen; pf. © 1c Oct. 12,
1942; EH unp. 312906; C. Peter Carl-
sen, St. Paul. 43814
Jonah; rhythmic spiritual, w & m Tom
Waring, arr. Roy Ringwald, ed.
Charles Harold; men’s cho., with op-
tional girls’ trio obbl. © May 2,
1939; E pub. 108779; Words & musie,
inc., New York. 43815
Jook hall mama; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312311; Roy
Lucas & George Owens, Jacksonville,
Fla. 43816
Jornada ; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313223; Adelbert A. Allen, San Fran-
cisco. 43817
Journey for Margaret; end title, con-
sisting of America the beautiful, w
Katherine Lee Bates, m Samuel A.
Ward, arr. Franz Waxman. © 1c.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp, 314004; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 43818
— main title, Franz Waxman. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313994;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 43819
Journey to your lips; w Paul Webster,
m Sol Kaplan. © Sept. 17, 1942; E
pub. 108353; Mills music, ine., New
York. 43820
Jovita linda; w Lourie Hstrin, & mel-
ody. © le. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313949; Leopold Louis Oscar Kar-
ezag, Detroit. 43821
Joy of knowing you; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢, Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310943; Virginia Wig-
gins, Jacksonville, Fla. 43822
Joy of life and freedom; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314549; Jennie
Ada Ebert, Rockford, Ill. 43823
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no. 10, 1942
Joy of your return; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313752;
John P. Pedersen, Chicago. 43824
Joy, shipmate, joy; w Walt Whitman,
m Leroy Robertson; high voice. ©
Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 108368; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 43825
Joyous rain; by Alfred Hill; pf. ©
Nov. 2, 1942; E for. 67598; Boosey
& Hawkes (Aust.) pty. ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 43826
Juanita; old Spanish air, arr. Roy
Ringwald; men’s cho. © May 18,
1942; E pub. 108455; Words & music,
ine., New York. 43827
Judy; w C. S. Brower, melody T.
Loutsin. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; HB
unp. 309225; Charles S. Brower &
Thomas Loutsin, New York. 43828
Juke box encore; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312678; Jack
Wilcher, Stamford, Conn. 43829
Jump Joe; melody Joseph Kennedy
fi. e. J. J. Kennedy, jr.] ©1ce Oct.
30, 1942; E unp. 313657; Joseph
Jerome Kennedy, jr., McDonald, Pa.
43830
Jungle; from White cargo, by Bronis-
law Kaper & Prince Modupe. © 1
e. Oct. 3, 1942 ; E unp. 310771; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 43831
Jungle caravan; by Miltona Moore; pf.
© Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 108193; Mu-
sicord publications, New York.
43832
Junior champion band book; by W. D.
McCaughey & others; band pts. ©
Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 108180; Edward
McD. Keller, Berkeley, Calif. 43833
Just a dream; w Jean H. Seligmann
& M. I. Levine, & melody. © 1.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309425; Milton
I. Levine, New York. 43834
Just a home of my own; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312886;
Ruby Hurtig, University City, Mo.
43835
Just a little coaxing, dear; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311774;
Altha Crowther Wright, Baltimore.
43836
Just a little love nest; w Charles Plan-
tico, m C. Plantico & V. Plantico; pf.
© 1 e¢. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 314121;
Viola Plantico, Stevens Point, Wis.
438837
43852
Just a memory of blue Hawaii; w &
melody. © 1 c¢. Sept. 28, 1942; HB
unp. 318759 ; Blanche E. Odle, Covina,
Calif. 43838
Just a plaything; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1942; EK unp. 311788; Blossom
Diana Parke, Los Angeles. 43839
Just a sailor boy; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 3138302; Elmer
James Head, San Francisco. 43840
Just a smile; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©1«.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313883; Vir-
ginia Silas, Trinidad, B. W. I. 43841
Just a whisper; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1 ¢€ Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310995; George Harmon, Baltimore.
43842
Just an armful of dreams; w & m Artie
{[i. e. Arthur] Clark, arr. Clem Moor-
man. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
312975; Arthur Clark, Newark, N. J.
43843
Just another night; w & m P. James.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308094 ;
James A. Dunham, Albany. 43844
Just before we say goodbye; w & m Bill
Nettles; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314441; Arthur Robert
White, Chicago. 43845
Just buy a bond today; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313775;
Stanley Wartenberg, Brooklyn.
43846
Just buy me a bond; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312492;
Lucille May Core, Hollywood, Calif.
438847
Just for me; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©1e
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313877; Phyllis
Michael, Shickshinny, Pa. 43848
Just for tonight; w & m Carlyon De
Lyle. © Oct. 22, 1942; E for. 67578;
Swan & co. music publishers, Itd.,
London. 43849
Just for you; w & m Florence Mack.
© 1c, Oct. 12, 1942; E unp, 311665;
Mildred J, Mack, West Los Angeles,
Calif, 43850
Just Honey to you; pf, treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309234;
Lillie Mae Miller, New York. 48851
Just imagine; song, melody George
Veihe & L, E. Watson. © 1 ¢, Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312670; Lester EH,
Watson, Evansville, Ind. 48852
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43853
Just keep singing; w & m Hlsa [i. e.
HK. L.] Sonza. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EH ounp, 313798; Elsie L. Sonza,
Ouray, Col, 43853
Just like a rose; song, m Eddie Keenan,
© Oct. 8, 1942; E pub, 108318; Bert
Hindman, Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
43854.
Just one fond word; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢, Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3138061; Edward S.
Carter, Scandia, Kan. 43855
Just one more ride; w & melody Wilf
Carter. © 1, Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311562 ; Southern music pub, co., inc.,
New York, 43856
Just remember; song. © 1 ¢, Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 313125; Roscoe Roy
Coats, Brownsville, Tenn, 43857
Just remember, I’ll be back some day;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct, 29, 1942;
EK unp. 313487; Benjamin Cautelli,
Toronto, 43858
Just sweethearts; pf, treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp, 313583;
Himer C. Kappel, Palms, Mich, |.
43859
Just tell ’em it doesn’t matter what we
do;w &melody. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
EH unp, 314179; Nellie Sutton Stew-
art, Cincinnati. 43860
Just this once; melody Johnny Murphy,
© 1c, Oct. 20, 1942; E unp, 312531;
Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
43861
Just thoughts of a soldier boy; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1 ¢, Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 3814585; Annetta
Trumbull, Long Beach, Calif, 43862
Just two; w & melody. ©1c. Oct, 28,
1942; E unp. 313414; Nathan Victor
Weldon, Brooklyn, 43863
Just we two; pf. ©1e. Oct, 19, 1942;
E unp. 312717; Anna M. Vineberg,
Quebec, 43864
w Hattie Bauer [i. e. H, B. Wil-
liamson], melody Bob Carleton. © 1
e. Oct, 12, 1942; E unp, 311658; Hat-
tie Bauer Williamson, Long Beach,
Calif. 43865
Just you; song. © 1c. Oct, 17, 1942;
H unp. 312332; Clements Adam Hel-
bling, Lake Charles, La. 43866
Justice and liberty; song. © Oct, 15,
1942; E pub, 108858; Dorothy Tench
Curry, Wellsville, N, Y. 43867
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Katherine; song, m Noel Bear. © Oct.
17, 1942; E pub, 108732; John Kan-
cevicius, Fort Bragg, N. C. 43868
Kathie, ’tain’t what it used to be no
more; w Jean Monroe & Helen Mon-
roe, m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe;
pf. treble. © 1c Oct. 10, 1942; E
unp, 311887; William Curtis Monroe,
Washington, 43869
Katy did; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314732;
Dewey A. Lowe, Palmyra, Pa.
43870
Keep a song in your heart every day;
w & melody. © 1, Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp, 312320; Joseph Forbyn, San
Francisco, 43871
Keep America singing; w Hileen Wood-
all, & melody. ©1c, Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309601; Harry Summerhill,
Chicago. 43872
Keep ’em flying; song. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314570; Elsie B. Mont-
gomery, Sacramento, Calif. 43873
m Eddie Ward [pseud. of
Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313851; Riley Landreth, Van-
couver, Wash. 43874
— melody Lew [i. e. Louis] To-
bin. © 1c Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313928; Grace E. Tobey, Watseka,
Til. 43875
Keep ’em happy; w H. Kling, melody
J. Norberto. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
EH unp. 3138115; Jack Norberto &
Hazel Kling, Hollywood, Calif.
| 43876
Keep ’em loving; w & melody Billy
[i. e. W. S.] Banks. © 1. Oct. 21,
1942; E.unp. 312795; William
Slaughter Banks, Pittsburgh. 43877
Keep ’em rollin’ along; song. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312495; Dessie
Herring Conrath, Yuba City, Calif.
43878
Keep ’em shooting; song. © 1c. Nov.
8, 1942; E unp. 314182; Frances H.
Redmond, Ravenna, O. 43879
Keep ’em slidin’; w & melody. © 1
ce. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312487; John
James Ferguson, Mystic, Conn.
43880
Keep it up; w Theresa Marie Dee, &
melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311746; Joseph Francis Vollmer,
Richmond Heights, Mo. 43881
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
43907
Keep it up America; song. © Sept. 3,
1942; E pub. 108241; Thomas Fran-
cis Gannon, Brooklyn. 48882
Keep Old Glory flying; song ©le.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311435; Alice
Melvina Ring, Worcester. 43883
Keep on smiling till —; w Kitty James
[i. e. Katie James] Schofer, melody
Flora R. Schaeffer. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 3104138; Katie James
Schofer, Reading, Pa. 43884
Keep smiling for me; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov.
3, 1942; E unp. 314135; G. Carleton
Kendall, Cleveland. 43885
Keep the bulls-eye Flag a-flyin’ high;
w & m Dick [i. e. Richard] Rice &
D. Ford, arr. N. Colestock; mixed
voices. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314790; Donald Ford, Richard Rice &
Neil Colestock, Jackson, Mich. 43886
Keep the Flag a-flying; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub.
107990; William L. Atkins, Marble-
head, Mass. 43887
Keep the stars shining bright in Old
Glory; w M. H. Walters, m M. H.
Early. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
3114389; Margaret Holt Early & Mary
Hamilton Walters, Weston, W. Va.
43888
Keep them flying and smiling; song. ©
ey Och 29,5 19423). unp, 313526;
L. M. Thomas, Chicago. 43889
Keep them shining; song, m William
Walker Combs. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 314483; Hazel Viola Mitchell,
Cedarvale, N. M. 43890
Keep this land for Uncle Sam; song.
© le. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318840;
Wilma Boshart, Muscatine, Ia.
48891
Keep your chin up; song. ©1c. Nov.
6, 1942; EK unp. 314311; William H.
. Osborn, Seattle. 43892
w & m Rose Biehl [pseud. of Rose
Bielan] © Oct. 19, 1942; E pub.
108640; Rose Bielan, Detroit. 43893
Keep your dreams alive; w Roslyn
Kaye, melody Harry S. Drucker. ©
1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313954;
Doris Drucker, Annandale, N. J.
43894
Keep your eyes on the Saviour; song,
arr. C. C. Barrett. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314539; Richard W.
Neale, Wheaton, III. 43895
Keeper of the keys; by Bernard Maltin ;
pf. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108826;
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inc., New
York. 43896
Keeper of the light; song, arr. Dick
Stockton. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; EB
unp. 313267; William Rohlffs, Lan-
caster, Pa. 43897
Kentucky dreams; w & m Sister Mary
Cecilia. © Oct. 21, 1942; E pub.
108741; Benedictine sisters, Coving-
ton, Ky. 43898
Kentucky waltz; w & melody Bill [i. e.
W. S.]. Monroe. © 1. c¢. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 313309; William Smith
Monroe, Nashville. 43899
Kerry dance; by J. L.. Molloy, tran-
scribed Walter Rolfe; pf., with w.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108337; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
43900
— traditional melody, arr. Vincent
Lopez. ©1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp.
312297; Robbins musie corp., New
York. 48901
— w &m James L. Molloy, arr. Lee
Rogers [pseud. of Roger C. Wilson] ;
men’s 2-pt. cho. © Aug. 21, 1942; E
pub, 107722; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O. 43902
Khaki; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313226; Frank M. Feltes, Chicago.
43903
Khaki and the blue; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1e. Sept. 11,
1942; EK unp. 308547; Hileen Tuff,
Barton, N. D. 43904
Khaki soldier; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312545; Clara Dongus, New Ulm,
Minn. 43905
Khyber Pass; operetta, bk. I. N.
Strauss, w & m A. M. Ingalls & Wil-
liam [i. e. H. W.] Klein. ©1c. Oct.
21, 1942; D 76182; Albert Merrick
Ingalls, Henry William Klein & Ivard
Norman Strauss, Seattle. 43905*
Kick the sky; w & melody. © 1.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311387; Claude
L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa. 43906
Kickapoo corral; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud, of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 e@ Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313865;
Joseph Klimson, Chicago. 43907
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43908
Killdeer serenade; w Jean Monroe &
Helen Monroe, m Curtis [i. e. W. C.]
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10,
1942; EK unp. 311888; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 43908
Kimbrough’s 12 lessons for the piano.
© Sept. 18, 1942; AA 412064; Orland
L. Kimbrough, Albuquerque, N. M.
43909
Kindergarten flower pageant; by Alec
Wilder; pf. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942; H
unp. 312867 ; Regent music corp., New
York. 43910
Kindergarten pianistico; 1° libro. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E for. 67609; Antonio
Gomezanda, Mexico, D. F. 43911
King of love; w H. W. Baker, m Ernest
A. Dicks ; unison voices, with descant.
© Oct. 14, 1942; E for. 67497; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 43912
King of love my Shepherd is; w Henry
W. Baker, m G. F. Broadhead; high
voice. © Oct. 13, 1942; E pub.
108519; Oliver Ditson co., Philadel-
phia. 43913
King’s songs of Hawaii; compilation.
© Sept. 25, 1942; AA 411931; Charles
Edward King, Honolulu. 43914
Kiss me before we part; song, m Stan
Tucker. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314246; J. F. Halloran, Jamaica,
IN. AY: 43915
Kiss me dear; w & melody Yock
Schwab. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314676; Jacob E. Schwab, New York.
43916
Kiss me goodbye; w & melody. ©1ce.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308042 ; Thomas
Knowles, Centerdale, R. I. 43917
Kiss waltz; w & m Felix Roland
[pseud. of Frank Bolen] © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 312075; Frank Bo-
len, Los Angeles. 43918
Kitty; from Random harvest, by Her-
bert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313969; Loew’s, inc, New
York. 438919
Kitty grows up; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 3138980; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 43920
Klein Ida’s blumen; ballet ouvertiire,
v. Paul Aug. von Klenau, nach dem
mirechen v. H. C. Andersen; klavier.
© Mar. 3, 1916; E for. 67362; Uni-
versal-edition, a. g., Vienna. 438921
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Kleine fantasie; pf. treble. ©1c. Oct.
10, 1942; E unp. 311627; Adolf Har-
tenstein, Los Angeles. 43922
Kneeling army; w C. Herklotz, & mel-
ody. © 1. Nov. 8, 1942; E unp.
314167; Mary Golden, Brooklyn.
43923
Kokoda; song. © Oct. 21, 1942; E pub.
108788; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia.
43924
Kol sh’arith Yisrael Gx aw nm xe ip);
‘liturgical w, m traditional & by Leon
M. Kramer & Henry Pereira Mendes,
arr, & compiled L. M. Kramer &
Oskar Guttmann; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub, 108231; Trans-
continental music corp., New York.
43925
Komm stisser tod; by J. S. Bach, tran-
scribed Mary Howe; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Nov. 6, 1942; E pub, 109046; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 43926
Kong ho; w & melody Mary O’Hara
[pseud. of M, A. Sture-Vasa] ©1c.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311684; Mary
Alsop Sture-Vasa, Granite Canyon,
Wy. 43927
Kyrie; from Mass VII, liturgical w, m
Antonio Lotti, arr, Arthur Saikett
Talmadge; women’s cho. © Sept.
21, 1942; E pub. 109065; E. C. Schir-
mer music co., Boston, 43928
La del sombrerito azul; guaracha-son,
letra y m Jose Casamor; pf. © July
18, 1941; E for, 67580; Peer inter-
natl. corp., New York. 43929
La ra ra; conga, letra ym Juan Mingo;
pf. © July 14, 1941; E for. 67584;
Peer internat], corp., New York,
43930
Ladies of the chorus; from This is the
army, w & m Irving Berlin. © Oct.
8, 1942; E pub. 108676; This is the
army, inc., New York. 43931
Ladies, the song is you; w & m Gene
Worth [pseud, of Genevieve Chesney ]
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp, 313636 ;
Genevieve Chesney, Portland, Or,
48932
Lady called Liberty; w & melody Mar-
ion fi..e!°V. MOE] Nent@G ie
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp, 313174; Velma
Marion Florence Klein, White Bear
Lake, Minn, 43933
Lady in slacks; w & melody. © 1 ¢.
Oct, 19, 1942; E unp, 312424; Harry
Greenberg, Brooklyn, © 43934
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no. 10, 1942
Lady in the uniform; w & m Dan Sha-
piro, Milton Pascal & Phil Charig.
© Oct. 6, 1942; E pub, 108291; Breg-
man, Vocco & Conn, inc., New York.
439385
Lady of light; song. © 1 ec, Oct, 22,
1942; EK unp. 312788; May Dunn
Woodworth, Kansas City, Kan,
43936
Lady on a baleony; w & melody. ©1
ce. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309408; Vic-
tor John Charles Danna, Buffalo.
43937
La Jolla; song, m Bernard Nevada
Landino. © 1c. Oct, 12, 1942; H
unp. 311861; Louis George Zaboy,
Los Angeles, 43938
Lament; by G, T. Francis; organ. ©
May 7, 1942; E for, 67525; Oxford
univ, press, London, 43939
— song, w Edith Tatum. © July 15,
1942; E pub, 107589; Nellie Short-
hill Bradshaw, Omaha, 43940
Lament of the wind and the rain; w &
m Harl McCarron & Whitney Hains.
© Oct, 2, 1942; E pub, 108615;
Southern music pub, co. (Canada)
ltd., Toronto. 43941
Land of America; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 16, 1942; EH -unp, 313330;
Bobbe Arnst & Gust Moline, Chicago.
43942
w & melody. ©1c, Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314184; Martha Follmer You-
mans, Williamsport, Pa, 43943
Land of dreams; w Mary Carmody, m
Ruth Mann. © Oct, 17, 1942; E pub.
109059; Weeks publisher, Detroit.
43944
Land of glory; song. © 1. Oct, 22,
1942; E unp, 312794; Harriett Peake
Hamilton, Oak Park, I], 43945
Land of liberty; song, w Bert Diehl.
© Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 108967;
James M. Kessen, San Francisco.
43946
Land of Orizaba; by Joseph Nussbaum
& Eric Zeisl. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp, 313970; Loew’s, inc, New
York, 43947
Land we love; song. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub, 108481; Katharine Rhyne,
Newton, N. C. 43948
Land without a song; song, melody Ed-
die Keenan. © 1 ¢, Oct. 28, 1942;
E unp. 313502; Wayne W. Stell,
Carlsbad, N. M, 43949
43960*
Langran; by Seth Bingham, op. 38;
organ. © Oct. 16, 1942; E_ pub.
108604; H. W. Gray co., ine, New
York. 43950
Lanterns on the levee; by Bert Reis-
feld; pf. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108828 ; Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inc.,
New York. 43951
Larry boy; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 3814789; Vivian
Sinykin, St. Paul. 48952
Last call for love; from Ship ahoy,
w &mH. Y. Harburg, Margery Cum-
mings & Burton Lane. © Apr. 9,
1942; E pub. 108889; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 43953
Last night I saw a boy clad in khaki;
song, m D. B. Tolle & H. Benjamin
Harris. ©1ce. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
312911; David B. Tolle, Akron, O.
43994
Last night I shall always remember ;
song, melody Jimmie Crane. © 1.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314294; Minnie
Price, Hollywood, Calif. 43955
Last night the nightingale; w Christian
Winther, m Halfdan Kjerulf, arr.
Travis Johnson & Margaret Johnson;
treble cho. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108377; Hall & McCreary co., Chi-
cago. 43956
Last summer’s roses; w Frank Ford
[pseud. of I. M. Ciesielski], m Jim-
mie Crane. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313131; Ignatius Marion Ciesiel-
ski, Philadelphia. 43957
Last train for Memphis; w & melody
Jimmy Dupre, Henry Woode & Fran-
cis K. Shuman. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 812422; Leeds music corp.,
New York. 43958
Last waltz; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308044; Sherman
Marsh Cooledge, Tacoma. 43959
Last word of Leonidas; song, w after
Edwyn Bevan’s English tr. © 1.
Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313786; Mar-
jorie Kulumann Chapin, Hollywood,
Calif. 43960
Laugh it off; bk. & lyrics Diana [i. e.
P.] Ayres & Margaret Haliday
[pseud. of Margaret Fisher], m G.
misher, © /e. -Oct 129) 1942; D
76190; Peggy Ayres, Margaret Fisher
& Gregory Fisher, Hollywood, Calif.
43960*
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43961
Laughing cuckoo; by Timothy Norton
[pseud. of Leslie Bridgewater] ; orch.
pts. © Oct. 5, 1942; E for. 67547;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
43961
Laughing song; w William Blake, m
Phyllis Tate. © Sept. 10, 1942; H
for. 67520; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 43962
Laura Lee; song. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 311156; Paul HE. Snider, Louis-
ville. 43963
Lay it on the firing line; song. © 1
e. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313357; Hor-
ace 8. Graham, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
43964
Lazy brat; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©1..
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310855; May
Geurin, Detroit. 43965
Lead, kindly light; w John H. Newman,
m J. B. Dykes, arr. Hugo Frey. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108443; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 43966
Lead me gently onward; song. © Aug.
28, 1942; E pub. 107703; Myrtle Lay-
ton, Norwich, Ont., Canada. 43967
Leap frog; w Leo Corday, m Joe Gar-
land, arr. Lowell Martin; orch. pts.
© Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108673; Leeds
music corp., New York. 43968
Learning to play the piano; w & m
Gail Martin Haake, Charles J. Haake
& Osbourne McConathy. pt. 1. ©
Oct. 18, 1942; E pub. 108769; Oxford
univ. press, New York. 43969
Leathernecks on parade; march, Paul
Van Loan, arr. George F. Briegel;
band pts. © Sept. 21, 1942; E pub.
108679; Associated music publishers,
inc., New York. 43970
Leave me your heart; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310790; Thel-
ma Jo Wilson, Maxwell, Calif. 438971
Leaves; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312998; Sammy Smith,
Nashville. 48972
Leaving Biffers; from Random harvest,
composed & arr. Herbert Stothart,
including excerpt of We’ve a hun-
dred pipers, by Lady Nairne. ©1ece.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313978; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 43973
Leen; w & melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 81,
1942; EH unp. 313825; Sidney Kersch-
enbaum, New York. 43974
pt. 1, n. s., v. 37
Legion’s convention; march; drum &
bugle corps sc. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1942;
E unp. 312712; Ralph Ruggieri, Camp
Edwards, Mass, 43975
Lehigh Valley polka; pf. accordion,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; H
unp, 318400; Jacob Cyrill Neupauer,
Egypt, Pa. 43976
Lend a helping hand; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Nov, 5, 1942; E unp, 314835;
Ruby Fulford, Algiers, La. 43977
Lest we forget, let us remember; w &
melody. ©1c, Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311736; Helena Mary Criscio, West-
field, Mass. 43978
Let ’em come; song. © 1 ¢, Oct, 22,
1942; E unp. 3812786; Nellie A.
O’Brien, Chicago, 43979
Let freedom ring; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢, Oct, 26,
1942; E unp. 313231; Jenelda
Skaggs, Baxter Springs, Kan, 43980
Let freedom ring again; w & m Joe
Li. e.. JE.) Mann) {© ieee Neves.
1942; EK unp, 314791; Joseph L.
Mann, Denver. 43981
Let me be lovely; song, melody Ronald
' Buck. © 1. Nov, 9, 1942; E unp.
314588; Dorothy M, Kautz, San Di-
ego, Calif. 43982
Let me call you sweetheart; w Beth
Slater Whitson, m Leo Friedman,
arr, Jeanne Gravelle [pseud, of Rob-
ert C, Haring] 1. Women’s 3-pt.
cho.—2. 2-pt. treble cho.—3, Men’s
cho.—4. Mixed cho. © Sept, 9, 1942;
E pub, 107671—-107674; Paull-pioneer
music corp, & Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 43983-43986
Let me go with you; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp, 313289; H., Houston
Hays, Tulsa, Ok], 48987
Let me keep you in my heart; fox trot,
w & melody. © 1. Nov, 4, 1942;
E unp. 314292; Leonard Farrand,
Manchester, Conn. 43988
Let me kiss you, pretty miss, before
we say goodnight; song. ©1c, Oct.
18, 1942; E unp, 311777; Clyde Eu-
gene Peters, jr., Lansford, Pa.
43989
Let me love you as I will; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp, 311613; Byron
Young, Atlanta, 43990
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no. 10, 1942
Let me put that ring on your finger;
song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Oct, 26, 1942; E unp, 313227;
Mary K, Brown, East Hartford,
Conn, 48991
Let me ride by your side, in the saddle;
from The time, the place and the girl,
w Dan Houston, m Laura Altizer &
Joe Howard. © Oct. 22, 1942; HE
pub. 108701; Joe Howard music
house, New York, 43992
Let me up; by Harry James & Claude
Lakey ; condensed conductor’s sc. ©
me Oct. 19, 1942; E unp, 312862;
Paramount music corp., New York.
43993
Let my zipper alone; w & melody. ©
1 ec, Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 3138935;
George W. Chittenden, New Orleans.
43994
Let not your heart be troubled ; Biblical
Ww; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Sept. 5,
1942; E pub, 108023; Carl Albert
Scholin, Brentwood, Mo, 43995
w & m Mrs. William E. [i. e. D. K.]
Sloane. © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1942; E
unp. 3138654; Doris K, Sloane, Sid-
ney, N. Y. 43996
Let there be light; w Dan Trombley, &
melody. ©1c, Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313948; Leopold Louis Oscar Kar-
ezag, Detroit. 43997
Let us all stand behind the men behind
the guns; m A] Eldridge; pf, with w.
©l1c, Noy, 2, 1942; E unp. 314069;
Blanche Leabig, St. Louis. 43998
Let us garlands bring; 5 songs, w
Shakespeare, w Gerald Finzi. ©
Oct, 22, 1942; E for, 67562; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 43999
Let us love; w & melody. ©1e. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312929; Jeffrey
Wing, New York. 44000
Let us work, let us fight, let us give;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1942; E unp. 313500; A. D. Cowden,
Richmond, Calif. 44001
Let’s all be buddies together; w & mel-
ody. +@) 1 ey, Oct. 12, :1942;. BE) unp.
311787; Sheridan A. Bruseaux &
John Trum, Chicago. 44002
Let’s all help slap a Jap; song, m Noel
Bear. ©1ce. June 25, 1942; E unp.
309223; Mary Rucinski, Newberry,
Pa. , 44003
44017
Let’s back the United Nations; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
314512; Harry Hartman, Inglewood,
Calif. 44004
Let’s cheer; coll., w & m arr. James M.
Fulton, Ed. Chenette & others; band
pts., with conductor. © Sept. 8,
1942; E pub. 107602; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 44005
Let’s comb beaches; from Beat the
band, w George Marion, jr., m Johnny
Green. © Sept. 19, 1942; E pub.
1084384; Crawford music corp., New
York. 44006
Let’s dance; song, m Mae Davis. ©
ipie.) Oct 9, 1942508 sunpiSl117 ;
Elsie Mae Jordan, South Portland,
Me. 44007
Let’s do our part; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312778; Jose-
phine C. Szantyr, Waterbury, Conn.
44008
Let’s get going; song. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311543; Freda Haskell,
Evanston, III. 44009
Let’s get it over; w & melody; in F.
© 1e. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 314504;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
44010
Let’s get it over with; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. ©1e«.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314548; Birdie
Mooring, Leachville, Ark. 44011
Let’s get-to-gether darlin’; w & melody
Johnny [i. e. J. S.] Babor. © 1e.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 311391; John
Stanley Babor, Chicago. 44012
Let’s give a toast to our boys in khaki
and blue; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314840; Bessie Mabel
Terry, Lowell. 44013
Let’s go; song. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
BH unp. 312176; Mrs. Louis Henry,
Bosworth, Mo. 44014
— w Tom [i. e. Thomas Jefferson]
Waters, jr., m Leo Aldrich Waters.
© Sept. 16, 1942 ; E pub. 108151; Tom
Waters & sons, Wilmington, Del.
44015
Let’s go, America ; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313199; M. E. Rychterski, Chicago.
44016
Let’s go! Fore River; pf., with w. ©
Oct. 24, 1942; E pub. 109048; Everett
Denton Richards, Nantasket, Mass.
44017
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44018
Let’s go men; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©1e. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 313871; Edward C.
Punt, Fort Custer, Mich. 44018
Let’s go to Tokyo; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312231; Wil-
liam B. Allen, Gary, Ind. 44019
Let’s help the navy; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 ¢ Oct. 12, 1942; H
unp. 311642; Laura Jane Ferguson,
Monroe, Mich. 44020
Let’s hitch a horsie to the automobile;
from Get hep to love, w & m AI
Hoffman, Mann Curtis & Jerry Liv-
ingston. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108314 ; Leeds music corp., New York.
44021
Let’s honeymoon in California; w Anne
[i. e. L. A.] West, m Homer Dodge
Caine; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3138024; Lucy Anne
West, Ponea City, OKl. 44022
Let’s keep that good Flag flying; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311601;
Frances Mary Bintz, South Milwau-
kee, Wis. 44023
Let’s keep them marching; w D. Mel-
son & Lu Harl, melody L. Earl. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313039;
Dollie Melson, Valles Mines, Mo.
44024
Let’s knock Hitler off the map! Mus-
solini and the Jap; w & melody. ©
1c Oct. 80, 1942; E unp. 3138652;
Frederick CC. Morgan, Rochester,
iNeY: 44025
Let’s lend a hand to China; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312061; Ben Goldstein, Brooklyn.
44026
Let’s make a wish tonight; arr. Louis
Rosenberger; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314753; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 44027
Let’s make the most of it now; w Irv-
ing Taylor, melody Vic Mizzy. © 1
e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312643;
Santly-Joy, ine., New York. 44028
Let’s make the most of tonight; song,
melody G. Adams & Evelyn Bielen.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310923;
George Adams, New York. 44029
Let’s never part again; song. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; EH unp. 312727; Irene
Webster, St. Louis. 44030
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Let’s not say goodbye; w & melody. ©
1 «4 Nov. 38, 1942; E unp. 314207;
Clarence M. Shapiro, Chicago. 44031
Let’s read a book; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312930; Jef-
frey Wing, New York. 44032
Let’s spring one; w O. René & Doug
Daniels, & melody. © 1. Sept. 3,
1942; EH unp. 308423; Otis René, Los
Angeles. 44033
Let’s stamp ’em out; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 314506;
Jessie Geneva Bonn, Alpena, Mich.
44034
Let’s stand by our colors Red, White
and Blue; song, melody Robert Pol-
lack. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311428; Alta McCauley, East Alton,
Til. 44035
Let’s stay home on Saturday night,
dear; song. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; H
unp. 311525; Robert James Beatty,
Columbus, O. 44036
Let’s swing it together; w & melody.
©1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313012;
Maurine K. Richardson, Watertown,
S. D. 44037
Let’s take a rap at a Jap; song, melody
Mrs.. Harold Wirth. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 314245; Donald V.
Zichichi, New Orleans. 44038
Let’s take a trip to Honeymoon Hill;
w & m Mitchell Carrigan [pseud. of
C. M. Mitchell] © 1c. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309237; Clifton M.
Mitchell, Roanoke, Va. 44039
Let’s talk about me; w & m Sid Neil
& Jim Nicol. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108717; Southern music pub. co.
(Canada) Iltd., Toronto. 44040
Let’s talk of our love; w & m Chris
Wartenberg, Ray Pearl & Norman
Beasley. © Oct. 10, 1942; E pub.
108424; Popular music publications,
Chicago. 44041
Let’s tisket and tasket; w & melody
Mary Tolka, Barb. White & Bob
White. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; EH unp.
314445; Arthur Robert White, Chi-
cago. 44042
Letter from my boy; w Hester Bailey,
m Gordon R. Woodford. © 1 ce. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 312140; Martha Hes-
ter Bailey, McCurtain, Okl. 44043
Letter from Nora; from Journey for
Margaret, by Franz Waxman. © 1
e. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314002;
Loew’s, ine., New York. | 44044
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no. 10, 1942
44073
Letter from the States today; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
814430; Carrell Barnett & Mary Bar-
nett, Chicago. 44045
Letter to a soldier; w Margaret Goebel
Cleary; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1942; E unp. 3809441; William
Mathers Goebel, Jacksonville, Ill.
44046
Letter to daddy; song. ©1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 314030; Eva C. Sanford,
Schenectady, N. Y. 44047
Letter to my lover; song. ©1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 318810; Robert E.
Foster, Seattle. 44048
Letter to my son; song. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314768; Sharon Elma
Knox, Los Angeles. 44049
Letter today; pf, treble, with w. ©1
e, Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311703; Mary
A. Barnett & Carrell Barnett, Chi-
eago, 44050
Liberator; w & melody. © 1 c¢, Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 313386; Leonard
Lluellen Gilcrease, Lemoore, Calif,
44051
Liberty ; by Harry Salter; pf. © Aug.
3, 1942; E pub. 108077 ; Emil Ascher,
ine., New York. 44052
—pf., with w. ©1c. Oct, 21, 1942;
E unp. 312802; Henry Arthur Frisch-
knecht, Leonia, N. J. 44053
Liberty bells will always ring; song, w
Ethel Langley. © 1c. May 6, 1942;
E unp. 311363 ; Linnie Mae Philbrick,
Dallas, 44054
Liberty Land; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Nov, 9, 1942; E unp.
314568; Andrew E, Dana, Old Town,
Me. 44055
Liberty march; w & melody. ©1«.
Oct, 24, 1942; E unp. 313041; Annie
Prevost Stark, New York. 44056
Liberty praise; hymns, w & m com-
piled Otis L. McCoy. © Sept. 3,
1942; E pub. 107584; Tenn. music &
ptg. co., Cleveland, 44057
Liberty song; w George Buyukas, mel-
ody Nicholas Mantzaros. © 1 ¢, Oct.
30, 1942 ; E unp. 313660; Apollo music
co., New York. 44058
Lidice; song. © 1 ¢, Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 313627; Bessie Boniel, New
York, 44059
Liebestraum ; melody Franz Liszt, arr.
Vincent Lopez, © 1 ¢, Sept. 30,
1942; E unp. 312299; Robbins music
corp., New York. 44060
Life’s souvenir; song. © Oct. 20, 1942;
E pub, 108582; Richard Alfred Bal-
lard, Cokeville, Wy. 44061
Light of the morning will bring a new
day; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © ¥f c Oct. 12, 1942;° Hh
unp. 811595; Violet M., Crawford,
Parry Sound, Ont., Canada, 44062
Light of the world; w Alfred Grant
Walton; pf. ©l1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E
unp. 314287; Richard Howell Nolen,
Lansing, Mich, 44063
Light that shines; song. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp, 314815; Anna Irene
Joyce, Hyde Park, Mass. 44064
Lights along the Palisades; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ec. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
311006; Eleanor Todd Moffett, Ashe-
ville, N, C, 44065
Lights of home; w & melody George
P. Kendrick & S. Marantz. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314682; Simon
Marantz, Camp Davis, N. C. 44066
Like David; song. © 1 ¢, Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 312590; Maude Robin-
son, Kansas City, Mo, 44067
Like the lone pine tree, I’m pining for
thee; w & melody. © 1, Oct, 12,
1942; E unp. 312109; Inez Isabell
Brumbelow, Lomita, Calif, 44068
Liko, pua ika lai; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308791; Alvin
Kaleolani Isaacs, Honolulu. 44069
Limericks; by Lee Rogers [pseud. of
Roger C, Wilson] ; women’s 3-pt. cho.
© Aug, 25, 1942; E pub. 107714;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O, 44070
Linden tree; English w from Wilhelm
Miller’s poem and m arr, Roy Ring-
wald, m Franz Schubert; men’s cho.
© May 18, 1942; E pub. 108781;
Words & music, inc., New York,
44071
Linger longer; w & melody. © 1«.
Oct, 12, 1942; E unp. 311851; Harry
F. Chiaravallo, Hasbrouck Heights,
ING: 44072
Lips across the table, hands across the
sea; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1c. Oct, 5, 1942; E unp.
310945; Raymond G, Berry, Detroit.
44073
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44074
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Listen to the mockingbird; w & m Alice
Hawthorne, adaptation of w & arr.
of m Travis Johnson & Margaret
Johnson; treble cho. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 108379; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 44074
Little adobe shack; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 318257; Dorothea
Maier, Forest Grove, Or. 44075
Little bird; song. ©1c. Oct. 22, 1942;
E unp. 312758; Clara May Russell
Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 44076
Little bit jealous; song. © 1 c. Oct.
24, 1942; E unp. 312971; Hazel Irene
Ross, Long Beach, Calif. 44077
Little black pig; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311693; Tarsia
Rossiter, Chicago. 44078
Little boy; w & melody Willette Wild-
rick [i. e. W. W. Samuels] © 1.
Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313688; Willette
Wildrick Samuels, Medford, Or.
44079
Little breezes; pf. © 1c. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312748; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 44080
Little cowgirl of the range; w & m Don
Corbo [i. e. D. R. Corbo, jr.] ©l1e.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308846; Domi-
nick R. Corbo, jr., Asbury Park.
44081
Little dandy Jim; song. ©1c. Oct. 19,
1942; EH unp. 312390; Leta L. Wade,
Kansas City, Mo. 44082
Little dream; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310939; Harold E. Bledsoe,
Indianapolis. 44083
Little fancy in G; pf. ©1e. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312749; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
44084
Little girl’s plea; w & m Hal Burns &
Jack Pennington. © Oct. 2, 1942; E
pub. 108613; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 44085
Little girls take warning; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310944; Alma
Cooper, Houston. 44086
Little gold star mother; w & melody.
©1e Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310697;
John Elias Swanson, Mount Vernon,
NeiY. 44087
Little green valley; w & m Billy [i. e.
W. A.J] English. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 311448; William A. English,
Lancaster, Pa. 44088
Little home in the valley; w & melody
Mrs, Robert Glenn [i. e. L.] Terry.
© 1e. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 311375;
Lynne Terry, Willowbrook, Calif.
44089
Little house, for you and me; w & m
Felix Roland [pseud. of Frank Bo-
len] © 1. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311907; Frank Bolen, Los Angeles.
44090
Little Marie; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313927; Thalei Dechert, Cen-
tralia, Il. 44091
Little Miss Liberty; song, m L. Ernest
Walker. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313121; Carl Julius Pursey, St. Louis.
44092
Little nearer home; hymn, m Gladys
Blanchard Muller. © Oct. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109006 ; Charles F. Weigle, Se-
bring, Fla. 44093
Little partner; w & melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 311954; Daniel
H. Bennett, Ateo, N. J. 44094
Little rose of Texas; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 19, 1942; E unp, 312387;
Herald Robert Goodman, Dallas.
44095
Little serenade; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312931; Jeffrey
Wing, New York. 44096
Little ships; w Boyle Lawrence, m
Hadyn Wood. © Sept. 21, 1942; E
for. 67535; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 44097
Little soldier; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ¢« Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 3123877; Mamie Renken,
Buckley, Ill. 44098
Little soldier boy; w & melody. ©1c.
Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309396; How-
ard Percival Grasley, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. 44099
Little soldier boy, please smile; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312416; Maurine K. Richardson, Wa-
tertown, S. D. 44100
Little soldier man; song. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314373; Paul Madi-
son Wilson, Collierville, Tenn. 44101
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no. 10, 1942
44129
Little Swiss clock; by William Scher; | London sing; song, melody Pietro Var-
pf. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107354;
Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
44102
Little things I can’t forget; w Allen
Sherman: pf., ©, 1. c. Oct, .2,, 1942;
E unp. 310696 ;s Marvin Goldberg, Chi-
cago, 44103
Little trill song; by Robert Schumann,
arr. Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub.
108182; Belwin, ine., New York.
44104
Little war baby, don’t you cry; song,
pf. arr. Tom Dillard. © 1 c¢. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309616; Chris V.
Rowland, Baltimore. 44105
Little woman; w & m Edgar Leslie,
Stanley Adams & Joseph Meyer. ©
July 7, 1942; E pub. 108817; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
44106
Little you care; w Mitchell Parish, m
Peter De Rose; pf. treble. © 1 c¢.
Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311723; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 44107
Live for today; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313377; Russell
Troy McDavid, Kansas City, Mo.
a, 44108
Living in dreams; w & m Josephine
Kessler Wilcox. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 313157; Joseph Leo Kessler,
San Antonio. 44109
Living my life for you; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
EK unp, 311641; Richard T, Coles,
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md.
44110
Living on the moon; song, melody Rob-
ert N. Schanzer. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
EH unp, 314656; Harry Behar, New
York, 44111
Lo, this is our God; Biblical w, m
Ralph L, Baldwin; mixed cho. ©
July 30, 1942; E pub. 107753; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 44112
Loch Lomond; old Scotch song, arr.
Roy Ringwald; men’s cho. © May
18, 1942; E pub. 108458; Words &
music, ine., New York. 44113
Lock my. heart; song, melody Joe
Woods. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312166; Janie Smith, New York.
44114
Lodicéka; valcik, slowa i m Rudolf
Hanna, opracowat Jerry Mazanec.
© Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 108232; Ma-
resh music co., Cleveland, 44115
gas. © 1 c.. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313086; Lorene Dandridge, Kansas
City, Mo. 44116
Loneliness; from Son of Don Juan, w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 314462; Frank Michael Pagano,
New York. 44117
Lonely dreams; song. © 1 c¢. Oct, 27,
1942; E unp. 3138352; Doris Harned
Reinberg, Bridgeport, Conn. 44118
Lonely laddie; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314459; Joe
Taylor Torrans, New York. 44119
Lonely me; waltz, w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1942; E unp. 312107;
Charles LeRoy Parker, Sioux City,
Ta. 44120
Lonely River; w & m Gene Autry, Fred
Rose & Ray Whitley, arr. Paul Sells.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107453; .
West’rn music pub, co., Hollywood,
Calif, 44121
Lonely Teddy bear and the silver rock-
ing chair; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313346;
Velma Menser, Rosedale, Okl. 44122
Long for me; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
Eunp, 314146; Warren B, Wilson,
Logan, Utah. 44123
Long live America; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311497; Or-
lando H. Wardwell, Woodbury, N. J.
44124
Long tall mama; by Arletta May, arr.
Billy May; orch. pts. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107391; Mutual music
soc., inc., New York. 44125
Long years ago in Bethlehem; Tyrolian
Christmas carol, English text & arr.
of m Robert Elmore & Robert B.
Reed; mixed cho. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 108773 ; J. Fischer & bro., New
York 44126
Longing; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 311059; Gail Phillips South-
ard, West Mansfield, O. 44127
Longing for you; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312518; Ephraim
Stout Lillard, Washington. 44128
— song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313185; Elizabeth Dobbins Har-
grove & Patsy Ruth D’aughbeny
Howell, Nashville. 44129
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44130
Longs for liberty (Aaxytaed& AcvtEoid) ;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1942;
E unp. 314075; Leo Karampelas, Chi-
cago. 44130
Look; w Sarah Teasdale, & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312292;
Georgia S. Gossler, New York.
44131
Look at the sailors; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314555;
Leta Laree Wade, Kansas City, Mo.
44132
Look out, Mister Jap; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314239; Marie Fontaine, Albany.
44133
Look what you have done to me; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311474; Joseph Booker, New York.
44134
Looking; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314641; Maude E. Ode-
kirk, Independence, Mo. 441385
Looking back; from A. T. C. A., by
Sol Kaplan. © 1 ec. Oct. 3, 1942; E
unp. 310778; Loew’s, inc., New York.
44136
Looking for you; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314234; Florence Cartwright, Los
Angeles. 44137
Lord commands; from Joshua, w
Thomas Morell, m Georg. Friedrich
Handel, arr. Charles D. Dawe; men’s
cho. © Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107755 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 441388
Lord, hold me steady; spiritual, w Lon
R. Woodrum; mixed voices. © Sept.
26, 1942; E pub. 1084388; Paul A.
Johnson, Springfield, I]. 44139
Lord, if you’re comin’; w & m Bob [i. e.
R. W.] Cross. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313134; Robert William Cross,
Englewood, Col. 44140
Lord is in His holy temple; Biblical
w; mixed voices. © Sept. 25, 1942;
EK pub. 108073; Edgar Dwight John-
ston, Los Angeles. 44141
Lord is my shepherd; Biblical w, m
Jessie L. Deppen; high voice; in C.
© Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 108946; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 44142
Lord of our life; w Gregory the Great
& M. A. von Lowestern, m Van Den-
man Thompson; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107712; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 44143
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Lord, speak to me; w Frances R. Hay-
ergal, m Louise E. Stairs; in E flat.
© Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107862;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
44144
Lord’s graciousness; anthem, Biblical
w, m William Baines; mixed. voices.
© Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107347;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
44145
Lord’s my shepherd; song, Biblical w.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312045;
Philip H. Cooley, Honolulu. 44146
Lord’s prayer; set tom. ©1e. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 313955; Elmer O.
Lake, Newton, Mass. 44147
song, Biblical w. ©1c. Oct. 25,
1942; E unp. 313153; Marjorie Con-
rad-Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
44148
Lorenz’s s. a. b. concert choruses; com-
piled & ed. Ira B. Wilson ; 3-pt. mixed
cho. © Aug. 20, 1942 ; E pub. 107708:
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 44149
Los Angeles; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313661; Jesse S. Long-
with, Seymour, Mo. 44150
Lost; song. ©1-c. Nov. 3, 1942; EB unp.
314188; Edward W. Kuell & Walter
A. Sowles, Hingham, Mass. 44151
Lost angel; w & melody Mrs. Robert
Glenn [i. e. L.] Terry. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 311374; Lynne
Terry, Willowbrook, Calif. 44152
Lost chord; w Adelaide A. Proctor, m
Arthur Sullivan, arr. Stuart Church-
ill; male cho., with optional girls’
trio. © Nov. 1, 1940; E pub. 108820;
Words & music, ine., New York.
44153
Lost in the shadows of the night; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314380; Gladys Marie Bagwill, Chi-
cago. 44154
Lotus flower; w & arr. of m Ellen Jane
Lorenz, m César Cui; mixed voices.
© Aug. 18, 1942; E pub. 107730; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 44155
Louise; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313585; Ben Fedderson,
Huntington, Calif. 44156
Lovable Lana; song. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313839; Mary Madsen,
Olympia, Wash. . 44157
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no. 10, 1942
Love alone; from The belle of New
York, w & m Harry Parr Davies &
Adrian Foley. © Oct. 5, 1942; E for.
67626; Chappell & co., 1td., London.
44158
Love bound; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1 ¢« Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310851; Joseph H.
Wade, Elizabeth, N. J. 44159
Love came into my heart; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312222;
Lillie Darelean Lane, El Segundo,
Calif. 44160
Love I have for you; w Annette P. Kin-
sey, & melody. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314198; Howard Dolphus Kin-
sey, Monroe, Ga. 44161
Love in May; by Louis Breau; pf. ©
’ Apr. 22, 1921; E pub. 108423; Belwin,
inc., New York. 44162
Love is a beautiful prayer; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp.
312018; Ross Latshaw, Snohomish,
Wash. 44163
Love is all I expect from you; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312817 ; Joseph Pilisotta, Biloxi, Miss.
“cs _ 44164
Love is like that; w Charles Plantico,
m C. Plantico & V. Plantico; pf.
mew Ock, 195.4942: BK) unp, 314122:
Viola Plantico, Stevens Point, Wis.
44165
Love lore; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314567;
Gertrude Engebo De Rochlenge, Man-
kato, Minn. 44166
Love may whisper; song, m Pat fi. e.
Patricia] Wills. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 314073; Julius. Herrick, Craig,
Col. 44167
Love me; song. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314172; Eleanore Caroline
Peacock, Kansas City, Mo. 44168
—— w Don Raye, m Gene De Paul. ©
1c. Oct. 19, 1942; EK unp. 312355 ; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 44169
Love me forever; w & m AI Jacobs,
Larry Stock & Vincent Rose. © Oct.
9, 1942; E pub. 108310; Mutual music
soc., ine., New York. 44170
Love me little, love me long; theme &
variations based on andante from
Surprise symphony, w anon., m
44185
Love of Jesus; hymn, w Noah EH. Pau-
lin. "©rt ¢ Oet) 12; 194279 H ‘unp:
311747; Harry G. Lucas, Glendale,
Calif. 44172
Love song; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
14, 1942; EH unp. 312291; Georgia S.
Gossler, New York. 44173
Love takes the cake; w & melody. ©
1 ec Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314217;
Frank Charles Hesel, Philadelphia.
44174
Love that could not stay; w & m David
W. Guion, based on old folk tune;
high voice. © July 23, 1942; E pub.
107774; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
44175
Love to you, mom, and a good-nite kiss;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311612; Lina Katharine Putnam,
Seattle. 44176
Love will find a way; w & melody Hal
Burns & Earl Nunn. © 1 ¢. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309482; Peer inter-
natl. corp., New York. 44177
Love with interest; song, melody Rob-
ert VanSickle. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 3811676; Josephine Bradley
Born, Kingman, Ariz. 44178
Love-a-bye; w & melody. © 1. Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 311485; Gertrude
Bellman, New York. 44179
Lovely like you; w Gene Stuart, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
3143383; Edna May Biggerstaff, Chi-
cago. 44180
Lover true; march; pf., with w. © 1
ce. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309461;
J. M. Risinger, Homer City, Pa.
44181
Lover’s Lane is Lonely Lane; w & mel-
ody Jimmy Murphy. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; EK unp. 314687; James Sanborn
Murphy, Laguna Beach, Calif.
44182
Lover’s paradise; w & melody. © 1
e, Mar.’ -9,; 1942; "Ei -unp. ‘318338:
Sammy Smith, Nashville. 44183
Love’s fire; w C. Schloredt, m D. J.
Allread; pf. treble © 1 ec. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312516; Cecilia
Schloredt & Doris J. Allread, Sun-
dance, Wy. 44184
Love’s meditation; song, m J. Chas.
Haydn, arr. Estelle Liebling. © July McNeil. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 1942: B
30, 1942 ; E pub. 107767 ; G. Schirmer, unp. 3812461; Lottie Harper, John
ine., New York. 44171 Day, Or. 44185
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44186
pt. 11S Awe
Love’s own way; pf. treble, with w.| Lullaby; English w Wladimir Lakond
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311479;
William Julian Montague, Covington,
Ky. 44186
Lovesick; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138159; Wil-
liam Michael, Los Angeles. 44187
Loving hands; w Bessie Henderson ; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312047;
Frances Williams Davies, New York.
44188
Loving letter from you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314166;
Maria Pantano, Brooklyn. 44189
Lower taxes; song. © 1c. Nov. 7%,
1942; E unp. 314535; Floyd Monroe
Seaman, Uniontown, Pa. 44190
Loyal men of Rotary; song. © Oct.
29, 1942; E pub. 109021; Eli Hamp-
sher Gruber, Malvern, Pa. 44191
Loyalty; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 3138113; Earnest Lyman
Barnes, Corsicana, Tex. 44192
Loyalty to America; w & m Ruth H.
Van Kortrijk [pseud. of R. H. Van
Courtright] © 1 ¢ Oct. 27, 1942;
E unp. 314861; Ruth Howard Van
Courtright, Marysville, Calif. 44193
Luanna; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1942; H
unp. 313055; Pearl Clark, Lansing,
Mich. 44194
Lubochka; w Florence Tarr, m H. Hor-
lick & Lou Merkur; pf. treble. ©
1 c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314534;
Harry Horlick, New York. 44195
Luck; from Gambler’s choice, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 ¢. Oct.
38, 1942; E unp. 310752; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44196
Lucky Strike song; pf., with w. © 1
e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312851; Vi-
téz Anthony Keresztfalvy, Cleveland.
44197
Lucky Yankee; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312730; Olan
Evan Smith, Livermore, Calif. 44198
Luecrecia; vals, letra y m Hector
Suarez. © Feb. 10, 1942; E for.
67300; Ediciones internacionales Fer-
mata, Buenos Aires. 44199
Luke’s Christmas carol; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312659;
Adolph Andrew Kirkberg, Los An-
geles. 44200
16
20
[pseud. of Walter Lake], m A,
Egoroff, rev. & ed.; double mixed
cho. © Sept. 14, 1942; E pub.
108408 ; Quinto Maganini, Greenwich,
Conn. 44201
on a fragment from Brahms, by
Hric A. Smith; pf. © May 14, 1942;
EK for, 67526; Oxford univ. press,
London. 44202
— song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 22, 1942; HE
unp. 3812750; Clara May Russell
Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 44203
—w&melody. ©1ce. Oct. 31, 1942;
E unp. 313778; Bess M, Worthington,
Miami, Fla. 44204
Lullaby Bay; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 312025; Yvonne Peter-
son, Oslo, Minn. 44205
Lyrechord echoes of Pearl Harbor;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308208; Harry H.
Mostrom, Bristow, Neb. 44206
Lyric of liberty; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub.
108894; S. S. Fisher, Cleveland,
44207
Ma, I’m going over now; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314279;
Dorothy S. Brown, West Detroit,
Mich. 44208
Mac and Vera; from Odor of violets,
by Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp, 309127; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44209
Mac searches Gerente’s room; from
Odor of violets, by Lennie Hayton.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309128;
Loew’s, ine., New York, 44210
MacArthur; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311599; Jerry E. Good-
win, Detroit. 44211
MacArthur is holding the fort; song, m
Burrell Van Buren. © 1 ¢. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 311414; Mary Kathryn
Kasler, Glouster, O. 44212
MacArthur song; song. © Oct. 13,
1942; E pub. 108539; A. R, Bandini,
Crockett, Calif, 44213
MacArthur’s invincibles; march; mili-
tary band pts. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1942;
EH unp. 313521; Hervey Elliott Caton,
Springfield, Va. 44214
McLaughlin march; melody. © 1 ©.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314012; Edna
May Biggerstaff, Chicago. 44215
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44244
Madeleine; song, melody Ronald Buck. | Mame her oif sorgn; w & melody. ©
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312542;
Ann T, Malone, San Carlos, Ariz.
44216
Madolin hospital; from Journey for
Margaret, by Sol Kaplan. 1, Pt. 1.—
2, Cont. © 1c. each Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313992, 313997; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44217, 44218
Magic of Georgia; song, © 1 ¢, Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3138171; Martha
Finger, Gainesville, Ga. 44219
Mago (Hl); de Porfirio Perez Mirow;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108287;
Charles Gunther publicity, Flushing,
NEY, 44220
Maiden’s hymn; w & melody Freddy
Coleman [pseud, of Freda Selicoff]
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp,. 313170;
Freda Selicoff, New York, 44221
Maiden’s prayer; song, m J, Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311714; Charles Reed Scott, Du-
buque, Ia. 44222
Major Van Orden march; march; band
pts. © 1 c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313512; Leonard Joseph Denena, jr.,
Quantico, Va. 442323
Make believe angels; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3138050; Louise
Zornes, Grant, Ala, 44224
Make my dreams come true; song. ©
le. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311157 ;xy Ethel
Stevenson, Ecorse, Mich. 44225
Make Uncle Sam your pal; song, m L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm]
© le Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310849;
Leonora Pitcher Park, New York.
44226
Make up your mind; w & m Lester Lee
[pseud. of Sol Kaplan] & Zeke [i. e.
Leo] Manners. © Oct. 29, 1942; HE
pub. 108952; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 44227
—— —— —— pf. treble. © 1 c..Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 309428; Robbins
music corp., New York. 44228
Make up your mind before you break
up my heart; song, melody Herby
[se Herbert.S.], Lutz....© 1:c. Oct
14, 1942; E unp. 313533; Gertrude
Frances Zeldes, Los Angeles. 44229
Make yourself at home; w & m Victor
Snowdon. © Nov. 4, 1942; E for.
67628; B..Feldman & co., London.
44230
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 309214; Isi-
dore Lillian, New York. 44231
Mammy Lou; w & melody. ©1e. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp. 312337; Steven Louis
Drobae, Detroit. 44232
Mammy’s little blackout baby; w G.
Moriarty, m M. P. Moriarty; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314688;
George Moriarty & Mary Patricia
Moriarty, Detroit. 44233
Mammy’s soldier boy ; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311634; Ethel Blew, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 44234
Man I lost; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314240;
Anne H. Harvey, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
44235
Man in the moonlight; song. ©le.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 313321; Pansy
Joanna Huddle, Clarinda, Ia. 44236
Man of Galilee; w & melody. ©l1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311846; Charles
Merrill, Salt Lake City. 44237
Man of my heart; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310822; Gertrude M. Patter-
son, Detroit. 44238
Man with the chin, the man with the
grin and the man with the silly mous-
tache; w EH. Hartman, m M. Burke.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309197;
Margo Burke & Ernest Hartman,
New York. 44239
Man with the gun; song, arr. Walter
Blaile. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
308108; Jeanette M. Welborn, Free-
port, L. I., N. Y. 44240
Man with the hoe; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 318452;
Charles Herbert Dickson, New Or-
leans. 44241
Maniana; by Otto Luening; violin & pf.
© June 30, 1941; E pub. 108274; Ar-
row music press, ine., New York.
44242
Mansions for me; w & melody Bill [i. e.
W. S.] Monroe. © 1 ec. Sept. 21,
1942; EK unp. 313310; William Smith
Monroe, Nashville. 44243
Many times at night and day; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314049; Haskell B. Davis, Washing-
ton. 44244
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44245
March; by Jane Van Htten [i. e. J. V.
Andrews]; pf. ©1c. Sept. 10, 1942;
E unp. 310329; Jane Van Etten An-
drews, Evanston, I1l.
melody. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; H
unp. 3145386; Michael Grieco, New
York. 44246
pf. ©1e. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
312751; Clara May Russell Hamil-
ton, Comanche, Tex. 44247
March—finale; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314071; William
Grant Still, Los Angeles. 44248
March for the new infantry; w Tom
fie. TI. M.] Adair, 2m Dicksifit¢ e.
Re Ro). Uhl... ©.1 c Oct 5, 1942; Hh
unp. 311159; Thomas M. Adair &
Richard R. Uhl, Kingston, Pa. 44249
March of the invincible Americans;
band pts. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; H
unp. 307835 ; Emanuel Madison Cock-
rell, Tuskegee Institute, Ala. 44250
March of the recruit; w T. Schubert,
melody H, J. Allpress. © 1 ce. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311778; Taia Schu-
bert & Eva Jo Allpress, San Antonio.
44251
March of the WAACS; w & melody.
© Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108394;
Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh. 44252
March on; march; pf. treble. © 1.
Oct. 31, 1942; EH unp, 313827; Elsa
Fox, Cleveland Heights, O. 44253
March on, America; w & m Henry Gor-
don Thunder; unison cho. or bar.
solo, with men’s voices, ad lib.
Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 108978; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
44254
March on, marines; march, Paul Van
Loan, arr. George F, Briegel; band
pts. © Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 108678 ;
Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 44255
March on to victory; pf., with w. ©1
e. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311310; Esther
Morris, Chicago, 44256
—song. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 311042; Harriet A. Atwood,
West Orange, N. J. 44257
—song. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312489; Esther Morris, Chicago,
44258
—m J. F, Hortiz & Richard P.
Lilly, arr, RP Lilly. “© tech Nov:
7, 1942; E unp, 314561; Joseph F.
Hortiz, Philadelphia. 44259
44245
pt. lI, n. s., v. 37
—w & melody John Austin Wipert
& L. Dehus. © 1. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312266; Louise Dehus, Co-
lumbus, O. 44260
March on you fighting Yanks; w & mel-
ody Pat [i. e. Pasquale] D’Epiro. ©
1 ec, Oct, 28, 1942; E unp, 313408;
Pasquale D’Hpiro, New York, 44261
March (The) to victory; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp, 311211;
Leo J. Bonenberger, Wheeling, W.
Va, 44262
March wind; w & melody Ted [i. e.
C. G.] Ruggles. ©1 ce, Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 3138104; Cecil Grant Ruggles,
Bridgeport, Conn. 44263
Marches for kadence korps and junior
drum corps; by Joe Berryman. ©
Feb, 28, 1942; AA 411885; Ludwig &
Ludwig, ine., Chicago, 44264
Marching; w Livingston Hunt; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313788 ; Helen Thomas, New York.
44265
Marching for Uncle Sam; w & melody.
© 1c, Oct, 8, 1942; E unp. 311289;
Michael Flagg, Camp Lee, Va. 44266
Marching once more; song. © 1 «¢
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314513 ; Thomas
Irving Mahoney, Chicago, 44267
Marching song; song. © 1c. Oct, 22,
1942; E unp. 312752; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
44268
Marching to victory; martial song, w
Rosa Kudisch. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
HE sunp. 314196; Alexis Kudisch, For-
est Hills, L. I., N. Y, 44269
— song, melody Ronald Buck. ©1e.
Noy, 9, 1942; E unp. 314584; Mildred
Lenoir, Chicago, 44270
Marching to victory with you; w
Chubby Green [pseud. of M. Green-
baum], melody D. Heywood. © 1
ec. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp, 311026;
Donald Heywood & Morris Green-
baum, New York. 44271
Margaret ; w & melody. ©1e. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313150; Romeo Vil-
larreal Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark.
44272
Maria-Rosalie; w & melody. © 1.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314338; Nicho-
las C, Tzannos, New York. 44273
Maricano; song, melody Bob Carleton.
©1c, Sept. 8, 1942; E unp, 308294;
E. C, Lyle, Amesdale, Ont., Canada.
44274
1622
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Marie and me; song, arr. Ina Oplinger.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 3127382;
Thomas L. Sebastian, Tulsa, OKI.
44275
Marines’ hymn; arr. Hugo Frey. 1.
Men’s 3-pt. cho.—2. Mixed cho. ©
Apr. 22, 1942; E pub. 108381, 108382 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
44276, 44277
=) —— women’s 3-pt. cho.) ‘©»Oct.
20, 1942; E pub. 108708; Robbins mu-
sie corp., New York. 44278
arr. Robert W. Gibb; men’s voices.
© Nov. 4, 1942; EH pub. 109050; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 44279
—— arr. Roy Ringwald; men’s cho. ©
June 12, 1942; E pub. 108456; Words
& music, ine., New York. 44280
song, m L. Z. Phillips, arr. Wal-
ter Rolfe. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108334; Century music pub. co., New
York. 44281
Marmalade; song. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
EH unp. 314288; Richard Howell No-
len, Lansing, Mich. 44282
Married life, oh, what bliss; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314646; Victor Cason, Republic, Mo.
44283
Maryland corn meal bread; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312405; Alec Templeton, Greenwich,
Conn. 44284
Mary’s lullaby; 14th century carol, w
& arr. of m Ralph G. Winslow; 2-pt.
cho. © Oct. 24, 1942; E pub. 108746;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 44285
w Henry A. Koenig, m Ewald V.
Nolte; women’s cho. © Oct. 1, 1942;
E pub. 108302; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 44286
Masked ball; w John W. Bratton, m
Grace Warner Gulesian, on theme by
Johann Strauss. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108544; Belwin, ine, New
York. 44287
Massachusetts women’s defense corps
song; song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942;
E unp. 311077; Helen Lauriat Lyman,
Somerville, Mass. 44288
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground; w & m
Stephen C. Foster, arr. Thaddeus J.
Kropcezynski; women’s cho. © Oct.
24, 1942; EH pub. 108953; Hall & Mc-
Creary co., Chicago. 44289
44302
Massed band; march, Arthur Severn;
band pts., with conductor. © Oct. 9,
1942; EK pub. 108752; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 44290
Master musician; song. © 1 c. Oct.
12, 1942; EH unp. 311837; Maxine An-
derson Wood, Kennett Square, Pa.
44291
Master (The) plays; w Roscoe C. Jami-
son, m Jean Stor [pseud. of W. A.
Morgan], op. 62, no. 7; sop., with
violin & pf. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 814120; W. Astor Morgan, New
York. 44292
Master works for the marimba; by
Chopin, arr. Clair Omar Musser;
marimba & pf. © Dec. 29, 1940; E
pub. 107445 ; Forster music publisher,
inec., Chicago. 44293
Masters in this hall; w William Morris,
m carol-tune from Chartres, arr.
George Faulkner; mixed cho. ©
Oct. 24, 1942; E pub. 108747; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 44294
Mathematically speaking; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312404;
Priscilla Beacham Stanton, Balti-
more. 44295
Mauna Ike; w & melody. ©1e. Sept.
14, 1942; EK unp. 308790; Alvin Kaleo-
lani Isaacs, Honolulu. 44296
May heaven bless you; w Bob HElls-
worth, m Celeste Stone. © Sept. 24,
1942; E pub. 108962; Tip top tunes,
Boston. 44297
May Thy tender mercies Father ; hymn,
m Haldor Lillenas. © Oct. 20, 1942;
EK pub. 108389; Moses Andrew Jack-
son, Wrightsville, Ga. 44298
Maybe it was the moon; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; EH unp. 311610; Clara
Hensley, Fisk, Mo. 44299
Maybe love took me for a ride; w Pat
Rolland, & melody. © 1c, Noy, 2,
1942; E unp. 318951; Leopold Louis
Osear Karczag, Detroit. 44300
Maybe one day; from White cargo, by
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco & Prince
Modupe. © 1c, Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
310763; Loew’s, inc., New York.
44301
Maybe so, on and on into the night;
song. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
314870; Vontina Smith, Los Angeles.
44302
16235
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44303
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 37
Maybe some day; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313318; Ralph
Seamen Graves, jr., Hollywood, Calif.
44303
Mayflower Hill; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp, 312767; Ralph
Leon Kaufman, Everett, Mass. 443804
Mazurka; op. 6, no. 1; pf. ©1-c. Oct.
2, 1942; E unp, 310707; Cécile Lé
Veillé, Lawrence, Mass. 44305
— text matter & m Alexandre Tans-
man; pf. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub.
108417; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 44306
Me an’ my guy; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe, m Curtis [i, e. W. C.] Mon-
roe; pf, treble. © 1c, Oct. 10, 1942;
EK unp. 311889; William Curtis Mon-
roe, Washington. 44307
Me voy; tango, letra y m Leyla Giac-
eardi y J. J. Giaccardi. © 1c, Oct.
20, 1942; E unp, 312562; Jose J, Giac-
eardi, Los Angeles, 44308
Me voy queriendote; bolero, letra y me-
lodia Donato Gil. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 318730; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 44309
Meaning of love; hymn. © 1 ec, Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 3812263; William
Kenneth McIver, Fort Wayne.
44310
Mechs of the air corps; w & m Bob
Crawford. © Oct. 21, 1942; E pub.
108711; Robbins music corp., New
York, 44311
Medics carry on; w & melody. ©1c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314427; George
S. Simonson, Wausau, Wis. 44312
Meditation; op. 22; violin & pf. © 1
e. Oct, 26, 1942; E unp. 313214; John
Emanuel Busuttil, Astoria, L, L,
NY: 44313
Meet me tonight by the sea; song. ©
1c, Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309394;
Alice Maurine Dillon Johnson, San
Diego, Calif. 44314
Meet the folks I left back home; w & m
Reg Morgan & Charlie Chester. ©
Sept, 30, 1942; E for. 67488; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
44315
Meeting you; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud, of Robert Lamm] © 1.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308373; Ruth
Markus, Ringoes, N, J. 44316
Melancolia; waltz melody. ©1e. Oct.
12, 1942; EH unp, 311685; José Lo
Duea, San Francisco, 44317
Mellow; w & melody Eli Levine. © 1
c. Nov, 4, 1942; E unp. 314266; Ethel
Levine, New York. 44318
Melodie in F; melody Ted [i. e. Theo-
dore] Grouya. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313091; Theodore Grouya,
Bel-Air, Calif, 44319
Melody; pf. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; BE
unp. 314027; Robert Martel Eley,
Lima, O. 44320
Melody 48; melody. © 1 e¢. Oct, 15,
1942; E unp, 312026; Frank Stanley
Grubar, Washington. 44321
Melody in F; melody Peter M. Mar-
tinez, ©1c, Nov. 2, 1942; E ump.
314848 ; Pedro Monzén Martinez, New
York, 44322
Melody is you; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp, 312826; Frank
McCormick, New York. 44323
*Member when; w Winslow Gladwyn
Hall, & melody. ©1ce. Sept. 4, 1942;
EK unp. 308048; Carmen Augusta
Opferman, San Francisco. 44324
Memories and a prayer for you; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313616; Charles Bennett Battenberg,
Dayton, O. 44825
Memories dear; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311739; Adolph
J. Nelson, Los Angeles. ~ 44326
Memories of long ago; song. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314189; John H.
Holder, Quanah, Tex. 44327
Memories of mother ; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; EH
unp. 314582; Orpha Steele, Monte-
zuma, Ia. 44328
Memories of you; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c« Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 314139; Ethel M. Bes-
sey, Brantford, Ont., Canada. 443829
Memories that never die; w & melody
Wilf Carter. © 1 c¢ Oct. 9, 1942;
E ounp. 311559; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 44330
Memory; song. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1942;
E unp. 309451; Richard Clark, Eas-
ton, ~P a. 44331
Memory of Pasadena; foxtrot song,
melody Jimmie Crane. © 1 ec. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 312154; George
Reedy, Carlisle, Ind. 443832
1624
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44360
Memory of you; song. © 1c. Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 309413; Mary A.
Revell, Chicago. 44333
Memory’s flowers; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310965; John
Hubert Prodell, West Orange, N. J.
44334
Memory’s share; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310829; Albert R. Smith, Addi-
son, N. Y. 44335
Mem’ries and dreams, of you; song. ©
1 ec Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318111;
Vera Isabel Madden, North Sacra-
mento, Calif. 44336
Men in uniform; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314709 ; Nick NaBuda, Holladay,
Tenn. 44337
Men of Corregidor; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313147;
Clark Wallace, Compton, Calif.
44338
Men of Oahu; w Patmond [i. e. E. C.]
Fleming, m G. Rice. © Sept. 26,
1942; E pub. 108786; Edmond C.
Fleming & Gitz Rice, Altadena, Calif.
44339
Men of the forest; pf., with w. ©1lce.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311942; Char-
lotte Anna May Christman, St. Louis.
44340
Men of the merchant marine; w & m
Fred Waring & Jack Dolph. © Sept.
30, 1942; E pub. 1083807; Words &
music, ine., New York. 44341
Men of the merchant navy; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
314503 ; May Trevolt, New York.
44342
Men of the navy; main title, Paul J.
Smith; pf. conductor. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; EK unp. 314670; Walt Disney
productions, Burbank, Calif. 44343
Menuetto; from String quartet, in E
flat major, by Franz Joseph Haydn,
op. 9, no. 2, text matter & arr. of m
L. M. Dodd; pf. © July 21, 1942;
E pub. 108419; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 44344
Merchant marine; w & melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311995; Robert
Elisworth, Boston. 44345
Merry Christmas and a happy New
Year; hymn. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1942;
E ounp. 311547; William F. DeMoss,
Plain Dealing, La. 44346
Merry widow; waltz, English w Olga
Paul, original w Victor Leon & Leo
Stein, m Franz Lehar. [English text
only] © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
107741; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 44347
Mesa trail; song, op. 7, w Arthur Owen
Peterson. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108639; Edna Frida Pietsch, Milwau-
kee. 44348
Message to the Axis; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313608;
Frank Krase, Chicago. 44349
Methinks I care just a little bit; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312058; Maurine K. Richard-
son, Watertown, S. D. 44350
Metropolis; from The city, w Thomas
Caldecot Chubb, m Hope _ Leroy
Baumgartner, op. 14, no. 2; 6-pt.
mixed cho. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub.
108586; E. C. Schirmer music Co.,
Boston. 44351
Mexico City; by Joseph Nussbaum &
Eric Zeisl. pts. 1, 2. © 1c each
Sept. 16, 1942 ; E unp. 309131, 309132 ;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 44352, 44353
Mi anhelo; letra y m Mario Alvarez,
arr. Chaplin; ptes. d’org. © Nov.
19, 1941; E for. 67467; Promotora
Hispano Americana de musica, Ss. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 44354
Mi duefia; bolero, letra y melodia Jesus
Ramos. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
8138725; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 44355
Mi muchachita (My little girl); w &m
Bobbie Jacobs. © Dec. 28, 1940; E
pub. 107446 ; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 44356
Mi verdadero amor; bolero, letra y m
Bobby Collazo; pf. © Oct. 6, 1942;
Epub. 108722; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 44357
Mi vida; bolero-fox, w Don Mario, m
Dominic Trimarkie, Frank Andrini
& Lawrence Andrini. [Spanish &
English w] © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub.
107907; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 44358
Michigan goes marching on; w Paul S.
Jenkins, m Ewing Reid. © Oct. 2,
1942; E pub. 108505; Allen intercol-
legiate music, inc., New York. 443859
*Mid the ferns; gavotte, Archy Rosen-
thal; pf. © Nov. 2, 1942; E for.
67621; Boosey & Hawkes (Aust.) pty.
Itd., Sydney, Australia. 44360
1625
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44361
Midgley melody no. 4219; melody. ©
1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311567;
Charles William Midgley, jr., Pasa-
dena. 44361
—no. 4220; melody. ©1e. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311566; Charles Wil-
liam Midgley, jr., Pasadena. 44362
=~ no: 4221- melody... ©° Le Oct.
21, 1942; BH unp. 312779; Charles Wil-
liam Midgley, jr.; Pasadena. 44363
—— no. 4222; melody Charles Midgley
ia eC. W. Midgley. jit © © -c:
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313117; Charles
William Midgley, jr., Pasadena.
44364
no. 4223; w & melody Charles
Midgley [i. e. C. W. Midgley, jr.]
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; H unp. 313118;
Charles William Midgley, jr., Pasa-
dena. 44365
— no. 4224; by Charles Midgley [i. e.
C. W. Midgley, jr.J]; pf. treble. ©
1 e@. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313769;
Charles William Midgley, jr., Pasa-
dena. 44366
no. 4225; melody Charles Midgley
[i. e. C. W. Midgley, jr.] ©1le. Oct.
31, 1942; E unp. 313770; Charles Wil-
liam Midgley, jr., Pasadena. 443867
no. 4226; melody Charles Midgley
{i. e. C. W. Midgley, jr] © l1«
Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313771; Charles
William Midgley, jr., Pasadena.
44368
Midweek song; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E sunp. 312623; Minnie Elma Sexton,
Memphis, Tenn. 44369
Migajas de amor; bolero, letra G. San-
chez Galarraga, m EHusebio Delfin.
© Dec. 2, 1940; E for. 67446; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
44370
Might of Curtiss-Wright; w & m Sey-
mour Pinkus. © Oct. 26, 1942; E
pub. 108824; War production drive
committee, Curtiss-Wright corp., Pro-
peller division, Indianapolis. 44871
Million volunteers; pf., with w. © 1
ce. Oct. 23, 1942; EH unp. 312949; Carol
Rhoades Robinson, Jericho, N. Y.
443872
Milonga del plata; milonga, letra José
Terragno, m Luis Moresco. © Mar.
30, 1942; E for. 67479; Publicaciones
musicales Tempo, Buenos Aires.
44373 |
pt. 11, DS. woae
Mimi with the dark brown eyes;.w &
melody Terry Parker [pseud. of Stan-
ley Gerald Horowitz] © 1. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314160; Lewis music
pub. co., ine., New York. 44874
Min yenta; song. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EH unp. 314460; Caroline Fuller, Min-
neapolis. 443875
Mine’s a changeable mind; song, mel-
ody Ray Norman & H. Norman. ©
1 ec Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312791;
Helen Norman & Raymond Geeting,
Chicago. 44376
Minnesota; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313926; Patricia Nyberg, Lam-
berton, Minn. 44377
Minuet; by Mirrie Hill; pf. © Nov.
2, 1942; E for. 67604; Boosey &
Hawkes (Aust.) pty. Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 44378
Minuetto; by Alfred Hill; pf. © Nov.
2, 1942; E for. 67599; Boosey &
Hawkes (Aust.) pty. Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 44379
Minute maids and Minute men; w &
m Minute maids & Minute men of
MRA; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 318005; Oxford group—Moral
re-armament—MRA, ine., Washing-
ton. 44380
Minute man; w M. Ashwood, melody F.
Johnson. ©1ce. Oct. 2, 1942; H unp.
310698 ; Michael Ashwood & Freddie
Johnson, New York. 44381
Miré tus ojos; bolero, letra y m Cris-
tina Saladrigas; pf. Feb. 27,
1941; E for. 67458; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 44382
Miss Elizabeth Blue; pf., with w. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314628;
Marie Louise Helehan, Butte, Mont.
44383
Miss Eulalia from Australia; w & m
Carrie Cowdin; pf. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 312587; Caroline Cow-
din, Milwaukee. 44384
Miss Liberty; march song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E
unp. 314304; Clara M. Hill, St. Louis.
44885
— w F. BE. Nyecum & Howard Smith,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; EH
unp. 3138415; Florence E. Nycum, At-
lantie City. 44386
Miss 1943; song. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1942;
FE unp. 312726; Wayne Arvid Harju,
Iron, Minn. 44387
1626
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Missa Alme Pater; by M. J. Ryan, based
on Gregorian Missa Alme Pater &
Credo, no. 4, with unison pts. from
aee. to Vatican Kyriale, by Achille
P. Bragers; women’s 2-pt. voices. ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 108927; Mi-
chael J. Ryan, Los Angeles. 44388
Missa Regina pacis; liturgical w;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Sept.
25, 1942; E pub. 109010; Michael J.
Ryan, Los Angeles. 44389
Mission bells; from Son of Don Juan;
mixed cho. © 1 c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 314465; Frank Michael Pagano,
New York. 44390
Mission to Moscow; melody Mel Powell.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311554;
Regent music corp., New York.
44391
Mister American; song. © 1 c. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 3812149; Vincent
Casellas, New York. 44392
Mr. Dough Boy you must have been
fooling; song. © 1. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 3138646 ; Hazel J. Coryell, Can-
ton, O. 44393
Mister Five By Five; from Behind the
eight ball, by Don Raye & Gene De
Paul, arr. Vic Schoen; orch. pts.
Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108672; Leeds
music corp., New York. 44894
Mister J. J. J.; melody Robert Hicks.
© 1c Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314159;
Lewis music pub. co., ine., New York.
44395
Mr. Leader of the Band; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1942;.E unp. 313819;
Frank Lordan, Dorchester, Mass.
44396
Mister Moon Man; w Terry [i. e. T. B.]
McManus, m Eddie [i. e. I.] Lewis.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 313554,
Israel Lewis & Terence B. McManus,
Brighton, Mass. 44397
Mr. President; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 311295; Lucile Vivia
Jetton, Sedalia, Mo. 44398
Mister President; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 314092; Wal-
ter G. Samuels, Los Angeles. 44399
Mr. V. O. Stamps; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313285; Florence San-
ford, Campbell, Mo. 44400
Mr. Wu has gone and joined the army;
44416
Mrs. Schlorer’s; w Bertram May, m
Billy James. nos. 1, 2. © 1. each
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309316, 309317 ;
Mrs. Schlorer’s, ine., Philadelphia.
44402, 44403
Mrs. Yank; song. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314219; Helen Schultz, Cleve-
land. 44404
Mitzi; by Leslie Bridgmont, arr. Fred
Hartley; pf. © Sept. 24, 1942; EB
for. 67510; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 44405
— serenade, Leslie Bridgmont, arr.
Clive Richardson; orch. pts. © Sept.
23, 1942; E for. 67512; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
44406
Models for beginners in composition.
© June 28, 1942; AA 411115; Arnold
Schoenberg, Los Angeles. 44407
Modern fantasy ; by Maxine [i. e. C. M.]
Catible; pf...©.1, ec Oct. 21, 1942;
EK unp. 312805; Catherine Maxine
Cauble, Valdese, N. C. 44408
Modern favorite songs; hymns, com-
piled Homer F. Morris. © Sept. 15,
1942; E pub. 108931; Stamps-Baxter
music & printing co., Dallas. 44409
Modern hot chorus album; arr. Harry
Volpe; guit. nos. 4, 5. © Aug. 31,
1942; EK pub. 107389, 107390; Radio
City guitar studio, Sunnyside, te T.,
INNS 44410, 44411
Moldau (The); from My fatherland,
Bédrich Smetana, transcribed Felix
Guenther; pf. © Oct. 27, 1942; E
pub. 109043; Mercury music corp.,
New York. 44412
Mom is glad you’re army clad; song,
melody Bob Carleton. ©1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311653; Mary Sharp,
Buck Hill Falls, Pa. 44413
Moment I met you; song, melody
Joseph Wood. ©1e. Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp. 3183038; Thelma Siener, New
Orleans. 44414
Moment musical; melody Franz Schu-
bert, arr. Vincent Lopez. © 1 «¢
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 312302; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 44415
Moments; w & melody Jimmie Lands
w & m Jack Cottrell. © Oct. 29, [pseud. of J. E. Sussdorff] © le.
1942; E for. 67589; B. Feldman & co., Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318241; James
London. 44401 EK. Sussdorff, Honolulu. 44416
31591-4396 1627
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44417
Monkey and the bear; by Frederick
- Joyce [pseud. of W. M. Garman];
pf. © Sept. 12, 1942; E pub. 108237;
William McKinley Garman, Los An-
geles. 44417
Monte Proser’s Copacabana revue; al-
bum, w & m Benny Davis & Ted Mur-
ray [pseud. of Murray Mencher] ©
Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108667 ; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 44418
Monterey magic; w & m Bob [i. e.
R. W.] Soden. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
BH unp. 311325; Robert Walsh Soden,
Kansas City, Mo. 44419
Moods & interludes no. 3; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311868;
Charles Caserta, Manhasset, N. Y.
44420
Moon above; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. ©.1 c¢. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312379; Harlan M. Nel-
son, Blooming Prairie, Minn. 44421
Moon and the breeze; w & melody. ©
1 ec Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314823;
Roger Wollmar Anderson, jr., Wau-
kegan, III. 44422
Moon-baby; w & m Don [i. e. D. D.]
Guthrie. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; EB
unp. 309010; Donald David Guthrie,
Los Angeles. 44423
Moon blackout; w & melody Jane Mack
[pseud. of E. H, MacDermott] ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 313828;
Ellen H. MacDermott, Brighton,
Mass. 44424
Moon drift; by Sidney Crooke; orch,
pts. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for. 67629;
G. Ricordi & co, (London) I1td., Lon-
don, 44425
Moon eyes; w N. Rhys, m T, Hearst.
©1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314592;
Tristan Hearst &' Noel Rhys, New
York, 44426
Moon madness; w & m F, H, Butler;
pf. treble. © 1. Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 312189 ; Charles Harold Hughes,
Madison, Wis. 44427
Moon of Brazil; rhumba song, melody
Betty Dolan. © 1c. Oct, 12, 1942;
EK unp. 311768; Peggy Dolan John-
son, Rockport, Tex. 44428
Moon of white laurel; w & melody. ©
1 ec, Oct. 8, 1942; E unp, 311486;
Gertrude Bellman, New York. 44429
Moon on the bayou; song, m John C.
Ringwald & J. M, Thyben. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312328; Jon
Marc Thyben, Los Angeles, 44430
pt. NS. A¥. an
Moon (The) rose; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Oct, 8, 1942; E unp.
311489; Jean Wilson Miller, Colo-
rado Springs, 44431
Moonbeam; w Edmund Anderson, m
Cy Walter. © Oct. 13, 1942; E pub.
108598; Chappell & co., ine., New
York. 444382
Moonbeams; melody Clarence Wil-
liams. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp.
314525; Clarence Williams music
pub, co., ine., New York. 444383
Moonlight ; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 e, Oct, 19, 1942; EH unp. 312454;
Marjorie George, New York, 44484
Moonlight Bay; song, melody Robert
N. Schanzer. © 1. Nov, 9, 1942;
EK unp, 314655; Harry Behar, New
York, 44435
Moonlight in Havana; from the pro-
duction, w & m Dave Franklin. ©
1 e, Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311578;
Universal musie corp., New York.
44436
Moonlight in my heart; w Gladys
Stout, T, Myers & Jeanne Esterman,
m Roger McDonald. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp, 308090; Theresa Myers,
Black, Mo. 44437
Moonlight is streaming; song. ©1e.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp, 311291; Hmily
Tavernier, Washington. 44488
Moonlight, tonight; w & m Bobby [i., e.
R, W.] Cook. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 812812; Robert W. Cook, Cin-
cinnati. 44439
Moonlit bay; w & melody Bill [i, e.
W. J.] Lennerts. © 1 c. Oct, 29,
1942; E unp, 313622; William J.
Lennerts, Detroit. 44440
Moonlit trail to love; w & melody. ©
lye, Oct, 17, 1942 4a Monpsigi2zer;
Roy Lucas & George Owens, Jack-
sonville, Fla. 44441
Morgan’s (Fred) melody; melody. ©
1 ec, Oct, 30, 1942; E unp. 318650;
Frederick C, Morgan, Rochester,
44442
Morning, noon and night; w & melody.
© 1c, Oct. 23, 1942; E unp, 312934;
Hthel Lasky, North Hollywood, Calif,
44443
Morning song; song. © 1 c¢, Oct, 22,
1942; HE unp. 312753; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
4444e
1628
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Morning sunbeams; valse; pf. ©1c.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 3138354; Henry
BE, Kean, Jamaica, N. Y, 44445
Morris for May day; by Archy Rosen-
thal:» pf...© .Noy,,..2,;, 1942.;.. Hn fox:
67617; Boosey & Hawkes (Aust.)
pty. Itd., Sydney, Australia. 44446
Mother dear; song, melody Bob Carle-
tom, © 1c Oct, 12, 1942; Eup.
311637; Lura H, Queen, Louisville.
44447
Mother don’t ery; song. © 1 ¢, Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 311378; Mary Phill,
Tacoma, 44448
Mother, I love you; w & melody. ©
1 c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311229;
Hilde Simmons, Philadelphia &
Larry London, Baltimore. 44449
Mother o’ mine; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138026; Pearle
A. Shick, Romulus, Mich. 44450
Mother of mine I’m dreaming tonight;
w Roslyn Kaye, melody Harry S.
Dricker, ©’ 1 c.“Oct.128 19425; WH
unp. 3127838; Doris Drucker, Annan-
dale, N. J. 44451
Mother’s day; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311802; Glenn
G. Hubbel, Jackson, Mich. 44452
Mother’s (A) dream; song, melody Ed-
die Keenan. © 1 c. Oct. 28, 1942;
E unp. 313501; Henry Lange, St.
Louis. 44453
Mother’s garden; w & m Mrs. E. F.
[i.e. A. A.] Holder. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312856; Annie A.
Holder, Lynn, Mass. 44454
Mother’s lullaby; w & melody. ©1e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313945; George
Warren Silman, San Francisco.
44455
Mother’s melody garden; song. © 1
e. June 4, 1941; E unp. 309471; Ida
Hoyt Chamberlain, Washington.
44456
Mother’s memories; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ce. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312366; Jessie M.
Gould, Pittsburgh. 44457
Mother’s only boy; w Z. V. Tietgen,
melody Anton [i. e. F. A.] Kaukol.
© 1 ec. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312876;
Zilla Vollmer Tietgen & Frank Anton
Kaukol, Chicago. 44458
Mother’s parting advice; w E. Parker,
melody J. Parker. © 1 c¢. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312673; Joe Parker &
Edea Parker, San Francisco. 44459
44473
Mother’s prayer; w & melody Wallace
[i. e. J. W.] Fowler. © 1 c¢. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309184; John Wal-
lace Fowler, Nashville. 44460
Mother’s song; melody. © 1 c. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 3138536; Sigmund
Schwartzenstein, Brooklyn. 44461
Motorists—safety first; song. © 1.
Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314552; Walter
Genge Wright, Detroit. 44462
Mountain of peace, our king; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312498; Robert Norman Schanzer,
New York. 44463
Mountain rose; w & melody. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 311895; Marie
Mabel Cudahy, Indianapolis. 44464
Move it over; w & m Sunny Skylar.
© Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108484;
Santly-Joy, ine., New York. 44465
Move over buddy; w & m Joseph H.
McKeon. © Sept. 22, 1942; E pub.
108149 ; Denton & Haskins corp., New
York. 44466
Mowsglis candle-light service; w George
Mixter, jr., m Harvey Russell. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp. 312708;
Mowsglis-Aleott Farrar Elwell, sole
owner, Hast Hebron, N. H. 44467
Murray’s (Frank) Mad Mikado; bk.
W. S. Gilbert, rev. F. O. Murray, m
Arthur Sullivan. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; D 76179; Frank Owen Murray,
New York. 44467*
Muse-ee-dee-leene, heem no-can be
seene; w & melody Howdy Peter
Jones [pseud. of C. A. Farr] © 1
ey (OciM2; (19425 oH Aunpcisi2284 :
Charles Allyn Farr, Dallas. 44468
Music; w Clara Louise Kessler, m
Frances Kessler; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108132; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
44469
Music for children; pf. © Oct. 7, 1942;
E pub. 108787; N. Lindsay Norden,
Philadelphia. 44470
Music for the Pledge of allegiance; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311002;
Kennedy F. Nelson, Chicago. 44471
Music, God’s gift to man; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314740; Edith Libbie Wales, Long
Beach, Calif. 44472
Music hall; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1 ¢c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313979; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44473
1629
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44474
Music is in my heart; w Terry [i. e
T. B.] McManus, melody Eddie [i. e.
I.] Lewis. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; HE
unp. 3138609; Israel Lewis & Terence
B. McManus, Brighton, Mass. 44474
Musie of Christmas; cantata, w arr, &
m Ira B. Wilson; 2-pt. treble cho.
© Aug, 20, 1942; E pub. 107709;
Lorenz pub, co., Dayton, O. 44475
Music to my ears; w G, King, m T.
Fink; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct, 3, 1942;
E unp. 311015; Ted Fink & George
King, Northridge, Calif, 44476
Musical-form at the piano; by Alec
Rowley & J. Raymond Tobin; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E for. 67448; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London, 44477
Musical house and key to notation. v.
2. © Oct. 2, 1942; AA 413006; Er-
nest W. Chamblin, Berkeley, Calif.
44478
Mustered in; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 810824; Grace Gillen, Ironton,
O. 44479
My Alaskan doughboy; w & melody
Jack “frive (32°84) Alman! Oe c.
Noy, 6, 1942; E unp. 314662; Jacob S.
Alman, Los Angeles, 44480
My America from abroad; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 «.
Oct, 19, 1942; E unp, 312368; Singg
A, Poore, Winston-Salem, N, C.
44481
My American rose; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c, Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311207; Archford Vernon Haskins,
Nantucket, Mass. 44482
My Arizona rose; w Charlie Purvis,
& melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E
unp, 309464; Thomas Marvel Holton,
Richmond, 444838
My army dreams; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp, 311645; James Marshall Jones,
Ahoskie, N. C, 44484
My aspiration got me where I am; w
A. P. Berger, melody P. Taubman.
© 1 ¢, Oct. 6, 1942; E unp, 311388;
Alfred Paul Berger & Paul Taubman,
New York. 44485
My Australia sweetheart; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1 ¢, Oct. 5,
1942 ; E unp. 311966; Mrs. H. Krontz,
Homewood, II, 44486
pt. 10, n. s., v. 37
My bella Rosa; w & melody Jeanne
Pecoraino & V. Alfano. © 1c. Sept.
12, 1942; E unp, 311944; Vita Alfano,
Creedmoor, N, C, 44487
My blue eyed dream; w & melody Fred-
die Gray [pseud. of F, H, Goldhahn]
© 1c. Oct, 27, 1942; E unp, 318399;
Frederick H, Goldhahn, Philadel-
phia. 44488
My Bonnie lies over the ocean; minuet,
arr. Eric Steiner; pf. © Sept. 24,
1942; EH pub. 108646; Elkan-Vogel co.,
ine., Philadelphia, 44489
My boy far away; w J. EH. Richardson,
m Bernice [i. e. Vesta Bernice] Rich-
ardson, arr, Marjorie Spencer. © 1
e. Oct, 16, 1942; E unp. 312271; Jesse
EHdward Richardson & Mrs. Jesse Hd-
ward Richardson, Waterville, Me,
44490
My boys; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
309542; Rosetta Den Haese, Fair-
mount, Ind. 44491
My broken heart; song, m EHddie
Keenan. © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub.
108897; Mary Donahue, Saskatoon,
Sask., Canada. 44492
My brother’s room; song. © 1c, Oct.
9, 1942; E unp., 311511; Lillian Libby
Weiner, Baltimore, 44493
My buddy; song, melody Ollie J, Clark. »
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp, 312082;
Ollie J, Clark, Fort Dix, N, J. 44494
My buddy and I; song. © 1c. Oct, 9,
1942; EH unp. 311451; Frankie Barry
Keeney, Denver. 44495
—— ——w Frankie Barry Keeney. ©
1 ec, Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 309457;
Albert J. Schnorr, Springdale, Pa.
44496
My cabin of dreams; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1, Oct, 26, 1942; H
unp, 313200; Laura Sky, Pittsburgh.
44497
My California rose; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp, 311986; Ivor
Ajax, Salt Lake City, 44498
My canvas of dreams; w & m Jerry
Craig. © Sept, 11, 1942; E pub.
107587; H. S. Craig, Kansas City,
Mo. 44499
My choice is you; song. © 1 ce. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 314107; ‘Frances Per-
kins, Worcester. 44500
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no. 10, 1942
44527
My choice of the galaxy of girls; song, | My dream of you last night; song.
melody Ronald Buck. © 1 e¢. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313198; Josiah C.
Sharp, Seattle. 44501
My concerto of love; w & melody. ©
1 ce. Oct. 6, 1942; EH unp. 311228;
Hilde Simmons, Philadelphia & Larry
London, Baltimore. 44502
My country’s call; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1ce. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312625; Fay Haddox, Browns-
ville, Tex. 44503
My daddy’s gone away; w & melody
R. I. O’Nan & Frank Brown. ©1€e.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313477;
O’Nan, Miami, Fla.
My daddy’s in the navy now; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; EK unp. 314729; Arthur William
Barker, Coeur d’Alene, Id. 44505
My darling; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
EH unp. 314141; Virgel Mae McComic,
Fisher, La. 44506
My darling little sweet; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ©.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310942; Benja-
min Klug, Garfield, Minn. 44507
My dear, you should realize the fact;
song, pf. sc. Eddie Gordon. © Sept.
28, 1942; E pub. 108172; Joseph Leo-
pold, New York. 44508
My Dee-Dee Sue; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; H unp. 312513; Edith
Adams Johnson, Detroit. 44509
My delight; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 3109384; Idabel Swett, Vernal,
Utah. 44510
My Diana Lee; w & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 313162; Harry
F. Chiaravallo, Hasbrouck Heights,
N. J. 44511
My doughboy husband; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314231; Hazel E. Boutilier, Bath, Me.
44512
My dream; musical drama. © 1 «.
Sept. 8, 1942; D 76177; Robbie Lue
Ferron, Seattle. 44512*
My dream of you; w W. Goodman, mel-
ody J. Taylor. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1942;
EK unp. 312991; John Taylor & Walter
Goodman, Otisville, N. Y. 44513
Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108739; Ger-
trude Milgram, Kansas City, Mo.
44514
My dreams; song. © 1c. Sept, 18,
1942; E unp. 311404; Alice Canter-
bury, Los Angeles. 44515
My dreams are ended; song, m Eddie
eWard [pseud. of Eddie Boyden] ©
1 ec Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312240;
Fred O. Timme, Chico, Calif. 44516
My dreams just won’t come true; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312006; John Uriah Dorsett, Merid-
ian, Miss. 44517
My dying love; song. ©1 ec. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312684; Ernest A. Scott,
Washington, 44518
My eyes with tears fill; song, harmo-
nized William James Finley. ©1c.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313207; John
Murray Finley, Rockville, Conn.
44519
My faith in you; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1942; EH unp. 313004; Phyllis
Caroline Tidland, Wenatchee, Wash.
: 44520
My Father had compassion on me; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312365;
Gertrude T. Pratt, Anderson, S. C.
44521
My fight and your fight; pf., with w.
©l1e. July 20, 1942; E unp, 314455;
Pauline Chastain Burkher, Barrow,
Alaska. 44522
My flame went out last night, with
somebody else; w Lanny Grey, m
Jerry Wayne. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108608 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 44523
My friends; song, melody B. Moore &
Roy Comston. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
EH unp. 312809; Morris N. Kepp, St.
Louis. 44524
My gal; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310948; Hlley J. Bergeron, Houma,
| eee 44525
My garden of Dreamland; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311616; Ida
Pearl Hill, Cincinnati. 44526
My Gene; song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 3810712; Alberta Masters
O’Connell, Washington. 44527
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44528
pt. Il, Nss/Vooe
My gift to America; w & m Gerard
Stuart Singer. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942;
E unp. 309458; Claire Singer, Brook-
lyn. 44528
My good Lord done been here; negro
spiritual, m arr, Hall Johnson; high
voice; in C maj. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108764; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 44529
My gorgeous girl; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310975; Mary Yarosch,
Riverside, Calif. 44530
My Guadalupe; English w Stanley
Adams, Spanish w & melody M.
Grever. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314787; Maria Grever, New York.
44531
My heart belongs to America; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1 e@ Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312434;
Lelia Hinson, Wilmington, N. C.
44532
My heart don’t know what to do; song,
melody Robert N. Schanzer. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314652; Harry
Behar, New York. 44533
My heart is holding the pen; w & mel-
ody Larry [i. e. L. N.] Benson. ©
1 ce. Oct. 7, 1942; EH unp, 311216; Law-
rence N. Benson, Tucson, Ariz. 44534
My heart is like a garden; w G. Thomp-
son, melody D. Ahlstrand. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314896; Gladys
Thompson & David Ahlstrand, Dut-
ton, Mont. 44535
My heart is pit-a-patting for you; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1 ¢ Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314598;
Marie C. Laura, Saugus, Mass. 44536
My heart ran away with my head; w
& melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8, 1942; E
unp. 311481; John Alexander Stans-
bury, jr., Great Lakes, I]. 44537
My heart remembers; pf., with w. ©
1 ¢c« Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314650;
Mercedes Maxwell, Bronxville, N. Y.
445388
My heart said si, si; w & m John San-
tuecci & Inez Lopardo. © Aug. 18,
1942; E pub. 107436; Silhouette pub.
co., New York. 44539
My heart still asks for you; song, mel-
ody Harry W. Freeman. © 1 e. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311199; Pauline S.
Chadwell, Lynnfield, Mass. 44540
My heart still belongs to you; w Kenn
Sisson, & melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 20,
1942; E unp. 312524; Kenneth Casey,
wt, Albans, LEN. Wi 44541
My heart waits for you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314556;
Henry A. Marbach, jr., Chicago. _
44542
My heart was made for you; song, mel-
ody Ronald Buck. © 1 ce. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 318792; Ann Saroka,
Mechanicville, N. Y. 44543
My hero; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313793;
Bertha Lowe, Bastrop, La. 44544
My home town; w K. Hawkins, melody
Bill’ [i. ‘eo "W. EL] St. ithtemassae
1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314062; Kay
Hawkins & William H. St. Thomas,
Gloversville, N. Y. 44545
My homeland; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314714; Vesta Fifield, Cresco, Ia.
44546
My Honey Lou; song. © 1c. Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 311805; Sophie M. Gra-
ham, Los Angeles. 44547
My Honolulu heaven; w & melody. ©
Loe. Oct. 15,)19425) H unpi3i12055 ;
Harold David Aloma, New York,
44548
My hopeless love; w & melody. ©1c.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 311411; Joseph
Thomas Abbas, Youngstown, O.
* 44549
My hours of dreaming; w Vern Rogers
& Bob Peterson; pf. © 1 ec. Oct, 9,
1942; E unp. 311932; Marguerite
Rogers, Batavia, III. 44550
My Irene; w & m Sig [i. e. Siegfried]
Vogel, arr. F. Sturm, jr. ©1c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309229; Siegfried
Vogel, Woodbridge N, J, & Frank
Sturm, jr., Yonkers, N, Y. 44551
My Irish Katie; w Gladys Shelley, m
Robert Stolz, op, 727; low or med.
voice. © July 30, 1942; E unp.
107771; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
44552
My I’s, my T’s, my O’s; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c, Oct. 12, 1942;
EH unp. 311655; George S, Wingert,
Greencastle, Pa. 44553
My lady dances; by Alfred Hill; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1942; E for, 67600; Boosey
& Hawkes (Aust.) pty. ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 44554
1632
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
My Lady Greensleeves; w John Irvine,
m arr. Roger Quilter; 2-pt. treble
voices. © Oct. 7, 1942; E for. 67484;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 44555
My lady’s trousseau; w & m Bernard
Berquist & Wayne Van Dyne. ©
Nov, 2, 1942; E pub, 108905; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 44556
My land of dreams; song, m Percy W.
MacDonald. ©1c. Sept, 18, 1942; E
unp. 311085; Gertrude Loreen Sea-
man, Southampton, Ont., Canada,
44557
My lassie; low voice. © 1 c. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313586; Grace Leaden-
ham Austin, New York, 44558
My last call; w & melody Tom R, [i. e.
Thomas Roger] Salvia. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp, 308034; Thomas
Roger Salvia, Milford, Mass. 44559
My little feathered friend in San-
Marie; w & m Horace Gleeson. ©
July 21, 1942;-E for, 67570; Allan &
co., pty. ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
44560
My little June bride; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct.
eo. 1942: Hh unp. 313252; — J.C.
French, Washington, ~ 44561
My little man; w T. R. Reeves, m F. E.
Evans. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
314496; T,. Ray Reeves & Frank HE.
Evans, El] Reno, OK]. 44562
My little Yankee Rose; w & melody. ©
Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108395; Sam-
uel Wesoky, Pittsburgh, 44563
My Lou and I; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314764; Arline
Westby Schafer, Burlington, Ia,
44564
My love; song, melody Lew [i. e, Louis]
Tobin. ©1e, Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311826; Emma Dunlap, Orrs Island,
Me, 44565
—w&melody. ©1c. Oct. 31, 1942;
E unp, 3138777; Mrs. John J. Cwiert-
nia, La Platte, Neb, 44566
My love came down on me; song m
Phillip King. © Nov, 4, 1942; E pub.
108993; Lillian Watson, Charlottes-
ville, Va. 44567
My love for you; w & melody Harold
Paul [pseud. of Harry Palevsky] ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp, 308463;
Harry Palevsky, Toronto, 44568
44582
My love has gone; song, w Kay [i. e.
Kathleen M.] Doyle. © 1 e¢, Oct.
380, 1942; E unp, 3136381; Ruth F.
Brown, Brooklyn, 44569
My love has gone a-sailing; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©1c.
Oct, 21, 1942; FE. unp, 312618; Eddie
Williams Swank, Dickson, Tenn.
44570
—— song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
ce. Nov, 10, 1942; E unp. 314945; Ha-
die Williams Swank, Dickson, Tenn.
44571
My love is true; song. ©1e. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 313545; Gaele Hessel
Bouma, Los Angeles. 44572
My love letter; song. © 1 ¢, Sept, 4,
1942 ; E unp. 308085 ; Louise C, Horn,
Defiance, O. 44573
My love of loves; song, © 1 ¢, Oct.
2, 1942; EH unp, 310714; Alberta Mas-
ters O’Connell, Washington, 44574
My Maggie; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe, m Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Mon-
roe; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311890; William Curtis Mon-
roe, Washington. 44575
My man-bird over Hawaii; w & melody
Jamie Kelly. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312679; James A. Kelly,
Brooklyn. 44576
My man has left me; w & m Dot [i. e.
Dorothy] Gaddy. © 1c. Oct. 24,
1942; EK unp. 314493 ; Dorothy Gaddy,
Durham, N. C. 44577
My Mandy Lou; w Kenn Sisson, & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312526; Kenneth Casey, St. Albans,
TNE YY: 44578
My marine; w & melody Bertie Wilkes
[i. e. A. W.] Volkhart. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314051; Alberta
Wilkes Volkhart, Hot Springs, Ark.
44579
—— w & melody; in B flat. © le.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312052 ; Michael
George Obrin, North Olmsted, O.
44580
My memory bouquet; w & melody. ©
1 ¢@ Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314046;
Haskell B. Davis, Washington.
44581
My Mexican tra la la lino; song, m
Robert VanSicklee © 1 c¢. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310921; Edward L, Lar-
son, Wheeling, [1]. 44582
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44583
pt. 1b} aS Sewer
My military man, I miss you; w & mel-| My prayer; song, melody Robert Van-
ody. © 1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311732; Josie Di Giorgio, Baltimore.
44583
My mirror laughs at me; w W. N. Gil-
liat, & melody. ©1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
EK unp. 314738; James Seabury Mc-
Clave & Wilson Nash Gilliat, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 44584
My mother; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ec Oct. 26,
1942; EH unp. 3138254; Grace M. Glea-
son, Chicago Park, Calif. 44585
My! My! My; w & melody Maybelle
Miller. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313494; Mabel Yacheson, Winnipeg,
Canada. 44586
My old brown coat and me; w & melody
Doc Williams. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1942;
E unp. 307871; Andrew John Smik,
jr., Wheeling, W. Va. 44587
My old-fashioned sweetheart; w Al-
berta Danes Davis, m Jimmy Crane.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; BH unp. 311322;
Alberta J. Davis, East Lansing, Mich.
44588
My old horse Hyphen; w & melody.
© le. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 313540;
Dennis Ferdennand. Cecil, Tyronza,
Ark. 44589
My old sweetheart; song. © 1c. Oct.
24, 1942; E unp. 313011; Emily Ida
Gerber, Long Island City, N. Y.
44590
My own United States; w Stanislaus
Stange, m Julian Edwards, arr.
Douglas MacLean [pseud. of F.
Campbell-Watson]; 3-pt. mixed cho.
© Oct. 26, 1942; EH pub. 108869; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 44591
My pal—cigarette; song, m George
Johnson. © Oct. 28, 1942; E pub.
109018; H. R. Kuehner, Laurel
Springs, N. J. 44592
My paradise; w & melody Hugh Cross.
© 1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 312464;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
44593
My phantasy of dreams; song. ©1c.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312955 ; Thomas
Reginald Sloan, Hamilton, Canada.
44594
My poor heart is all at sea; w & mel-
ody Bill [i. e. W. H.] St. Thomas &
K. D. Hawkins. ©1c. Oct, 12, 1942;
EH ounp. 311759; Kay D. Hawkins &
William H. St. Thomas, Gloversville,
Na 44595
Sickle. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311678; Al Lanahan, Wilkinsburg,
Pa. 44596
My priority on you; w Raymond
Abrashkin, melody Lou [i. e. L. W.]
Kleinman. © 1. Oct. 31, 1942; E
unp. 318689; Louis W. Kleinman,
Brooklyn. 44597
My Quakertown Rose; w Terry [i. e.
T. B.] McManus, melody Eddie [i. e.
I.] Lewis. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314541; Israel Lewis & Terence
B. McManus, Brighton, Mass. 44598
My rose of the U. S. A.; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310982; Edward
S. Carter, Scandia, Kan. 44599
My Savior and Lord; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c, Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313068; Barbara K.
Holdcraft, Montrose, Ark, 44600
My Savior cares; hymn, arr, B. M.
Bowman. © 1 ¢, Oct, 24, 1942; E
unp, 812979; Mrs. W. D, Johns, Jef-
ferson Island, Mont, 44601
My shy little gal of the mountains; w
& melody. © 1, Oct, 12, 1942; E
unp. 311787; R. L. Atkins, Birming-
ham, Ala, 44602
My silent prayer; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Noy, 3,
1942; E unp, 314149; Ralph Staples,
Cleveland. 44603
My silver star has turned to gold; song, -
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©1
e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311820; Rhea
S. Shrefiler, Hammond, Ill. 44604
My sister; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Oct, 30, 1942; E unp, 313594;
Magdalene Bragg, Oxford, N, C.
44605
My sleeping rose; song. © 1 c¢. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp, 313388; Fred Wil-
liam Douglas, Canton, O. 44606
My soldier; w & melody. ©1c, Nov.
2, 1942; E unp, 314008; Jack Louis
Walker, Dallas. 44607
My soldier boy; song. © 1c, Oct, 1,
1942; E unp. 311378; Ruth Goss
Barnes, Troy, N. Y. 44608
My soldier lad; song, op, 1. ©1c. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp, 312409; Irene Knoll
Wasko, Nanticoke, Pa. 44609
My soldier’s comin’ home; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313392;
Violet Edwards Kisselburg, Athens,
N.Y, 44610
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no. 10, 1942
My son; song.
EH unp, 314213 ; Herman Zellmer, Oak-
mont, Pa,
——-——w Blossom Wilson. © 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313687 ; Charles
Philip Gruner, North Hollywood,
Calif. 44612
— wé&melody. ©i1c, Oct. 16, 1942;
EK ounp. 312258; Anna Maria Uhrik,
Hillside, N. J. 44613
My son Jimmie; pf., with w. ©1e.
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp, 314129; Louise
Van Hss, Weslaco, Tex, 44614
My song for you; by Bernard Maltin &
Eugene Joseph, arr, Artie Lee, based
on Beethoven’s Moonlight sonata;
orch. pts.; in E flat. © Sept. 8, 1942;
EH pub, 107601; Paull-pioneer music
ecorp., New York. 44615
My southern girl; song. © 1 ¢, Oct.
30, 1942; E unp. 3138662; Jesse S.
Longwith, Seymour, Mo. 44616
My star; w & melody Isabelle [i, e.
L, I.] Badore. © 1 ¢, Oct, 29, 1942;
EK unp, 313574; Luella Isabelle Ba-
dore, Rochester, N. Y, 44617
My sweetheart, my sweetheart; song.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314244;
Sally Frances Ginn, Antelope, Tex.
44618
My sweethearts; w & melody Katie
Mabry Holstun. ©1c. Nov, 5, 1942;
E unp. 314327; Mary J. Crouse, Dal-
las. 44619
My sweetheart’s a bombardier; song.
© Oct. 30, 1942; E pub, 108896; Her-
bert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth,
Me. 44620
My sweetheart’s in the navy; w & mel-
ody. © 1, Oct, 22, 1942; E unp.
312880; Genevieve W, O’Neil, West
Medford, Mass. 44621
My sweetheart’s in the service; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312478 ; Abigail Johnson, Los Angeles.
44622
My symphony number two; w & melody
Frank A, Camberlengo [pseud, of
Frank A, Lang] © 1 ec. Oct. 21,
1941; EH unp. 311361; Frank A. Lang,
New York. 44623
My ten ton baby and me; w & m Mere-
dith Willson. © Oct. 14, 1942; HB
pub. 108537 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York, 44624
© 1c. Noy, 4, 1942;
44611
44638
My testimony; song, arr. Dorothy Eg-
gleston. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108536 ; James W. Ray, Adrian, Mich.
44625
My toy balloon; variations on a Bra-
zilian tune, by Nicolas Slonimsky ;
orch. sc. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub.
109012; Axelrod publications, inc.,
Providence. 44626
My Uncle Sam is a grand old man;
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; EH unp. 311661; Effie D.
Youse, Baltimore. 44627
My U. 8. A.; w & melody. ©1e. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 313475; Lula Ellen
Clark, Tulsa, Ok1. 44628
My victory garden; arr. Frank Jackson
& Christine Jackson; pf. treble, with
We © live Oct, 3.) 1942. EY unp.
311008; Eleanor Todd Moffett, Ashe-
ville, N. C. 44629
My victory sweetheart; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1942; EH unp. 312212;
Leroy Kerns, Hatboro, Pa. 44630
My Virginia home; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310858;
Norval Campbell, Williamsburg, Va.
44631
My W. A. A. C.; w E. Wright, melody
D. Ahistrand. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
E unp. 314418; Elmer Wright &
David Ahlstrand, Long Beach, Calif.
44632
My way is not as thine; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314695;
Samuel T. Simmons, New York.
44633
My wife is in the army; song. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312675; Plum-
mer H. Riddle, Salem. O. 44634
My wonderful Jesus; hymn. © 1.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313508; Esther
V. Peterson, Los Angeles. 44635
My world; song. ©1c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 311403; Alice Canterbury, Los
Angeles. 44636
My Yankee pal so sweet; song. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 318702; Ar-
minta Ruth Webber, Rochester, N. Y.
44637
Mysterioso; by Harry Salter; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; EH unp. 312573;
Hmil Ascher, ine., New York. 44638
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44639
Na ono o na Kupuna; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308793;
Alvin Kaleolani Isaacs, Honolulu.
44639
Naaseh v’nishmah; song. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313187; Abraham
Kantor, Cleveland. 44640
National freedom; w & m Floyd Mon-
roe Seaman. © Feb. 20, 1942; E pub.
108416; Westmore music corp., Port-
land, Or. 44641
Nativity song; anthem, w adapted & m
arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz, from a Cata-
lan carol; mixed cho. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 107728; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 44642
Navy air force; by Paul J. Smith; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; HE
unp. 314667; Walt Disney produc-
tions, Burbank, Calif. 44643
—w&melody. ©l1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314784; Charles H, Payne,
Melbourne, Fla. 44644
Navy blue; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; EH unp. 312476; William M.
Connelly, Buffalo. 44645
Navy blues; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318342;
Emily Jefferson, New Orleans.
44646
Navy waves; song, arr. Lucy C. West.
© Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108745; Gil-
bert Lewis Martel, Hartford, 44647
Nazareth; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308105;
A. Bohlinger, Fort Benning, Ga.
44648
Necklace; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313988; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44649
Need; by Seth Bingham, op. 38; organ.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108606; H. W.
Gray co., ine., New York. 44650
Negritos (Los); rhumba cancién. ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311870;
Jesus Lopez, Chicago. 44651
Neighbor, neighbor, we are fighting;
song, m Tom McGee & E. B. John-
son. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312565; Evan B. Johnson, New York.
44652
Never a dull moment; pf., with w.
1 c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314426;
Lee Halstead Pettijohn, Lakewood,
O, 44653
pt. 11, n. s., v. 37
Never again; w & melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314224; A. C.
Balch, Roscoe, Calif. 44654
Never, no never; w T. Clifford, m J.
Bach. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313485; Ted Clifford & John Bach,
Chicago. - 44655
New America; song, arr. Len Riley;
orch. pts. © Sept. 5, 1942; E pub.
107702; Paul I. Chevalier, Caldwell,
Id. 44656
New birth of freedom; song. © Sept.
15, 1942; E pub. 108565; Cotten
Chase Wood, Woods Cross, Utah.
44657
—— —— melody Bob Carleton, “©
1 ce. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314725;
Lillian Krebs, Woodburn, Or. 44658
New It makes no difference now; w &
m Jimmie Davis & Floyd Tillman.
© June 30, 1941; E pub. 108850; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 44659
New moon; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312547;
Blanche Catherine Fanning, San
Jose, Calif. 44660
New swing; w C. Green & Lu Earl, mel-
ody L. Earl. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313037; Cliff Green, Oakville,
Conn. 44661
New Yankee army; w & melody Yock
Schwab. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314675 ; Jacob E. Schwab, New York.
44662
New York, my dream; melody. ©1c.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313537; Sig-
mund Schwartzenstein, Brooklyn.
44663
Night; by A. Louis Scarmolin, op. 156;
orch. sc. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
109041 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
44664
Night and I; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314489; Ann Atwood
Hollinsworth, Whitehaven, Tenn.
44665
Night attack; from A. T. C. A., by Sol
Kaplan. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
310776; Loew’s, ince., New York.
44666
Night flight; by Hric Winstone; pf.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E. for. 67549;
Campbell, Connelly & co., Iltd., Lon-
don. 44667
1636
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44695
Night herder; w & melody Art Dickson. | No one but me; song. © 1c. Oct. 30,
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311724;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
44668
Night is young, and you’re so beautiful ;
w Billy Rose & Irving Kahal, m Dana
Suesse, arr. Roy Ringwald, ed.
Charles Harold; men’s cho., with op-
tional girls’ trio obbl. © Mar. 22,
1989; E pub. 108776; Words & music,
inc., New York. 44669
Night shadows; w Annette P. Kinsey,
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; HE
unp. 314199; Howard Dolphus Kin-
sey, Monroe, Ga. 44670
Night will come after while; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312094; Clifford New-
berry, Lorain, O. 44671
Night wind; w Ina Coolbrith, m Otis
M. Carrington; women’s 3-pt. cho.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108617; Wil-
lis music co., Cincinnati. 44672
Nights how I pray; w Mary Garafola,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E
unp. 311155; Ralph Garafola, Jersey
City. 44673
96th division march; pf. © 1c Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 311471; Martin Brill,
Camp Adair, Or. 44674
No cross for me up there; w & m Mere-
dith N. Wilson; sop. & ten. ©1.«
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312919; Mamie
Beeson Wilson, Denver. ' 44675
No importa que digan; bolero, letra y
melodia Eva Quintanar. © 1c. Oct.
30, 1942; E unp. 318728; Peer inter-
natl. corp., New York. 44676
No less than victory; song. ©1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EH unp. 314064; John V. Gar-
cia, Los Angeles. 44677
No limit; w Godfrey Montague Lebhar,
m Bainbridge [i. e. Lucien Bain-
bridge] Crist; men’s cho. © Apr. 16,
1915; E pub. 108670; Boston music
co., Boston. 44678
No love like this; w Irving Taylor, mel-
ody Vie Mizzy. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312644; Santly-Joy, ine., New
York. 44679
No matter where you are; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 311073;
Frank Engannamorto, New York.
44680
No no no; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312811; William
Gordon, New York, 44681
1942; E unp. 318629; Lucy Jane Pal-
mieri, Elmira, N. Y. 44682
No one else but you; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312164;
Herman Oscar Zimmer, Texarkana,
Tex. 44683
No one like you; song, w Porkey Splitt.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308059;
Selsus E. Albritton, St. Louis. 44684
No one to love, just a memory; song,
melody Ronald Buck. ©1e. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314579; John J. Samuo-
lis, Waterbury, Conn. 44685
No, positively no; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313246; Hector
William Jewell, Burbank, Calif.
44686
No second love; w W. J. Van Dyke &
Lee Pelzman, melody W. J. Van Dyke
& Gary Reginald Van Dyke. ©1e.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314627; Walter
John Van Dyke, New York. 44687
No tears in my eyes; m Bob Carleton;
pi treble: with iw, U©.'1 ce.) Oet.)5,
1942; E unp. 310828; F. M. Stewart,
Worcester. 44688
Nobody knows; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312216; Emily
Carlone, Warren, R. I. 44689
Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen;
negro spiritual, adapted Harry
James; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Oct. 31,
1942; EK unp. 313899; Paramount mu-
sic corp., New York. 44690
Nocturne; pf. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; EB
unp. 314067; Mae Doelling Schmidt,
Chicago. 44691
None but the lonely heart; melody
Peter Iljitch Tschaikowsky, arr. Vin-
cent Lopez. ©1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E
unp. 812295; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 44692
Nora is leaving; from Journey for Mar-
garet, by Franz Waxman. © 1 «.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313998 ; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 44693
Nora’s answer; from Journey for Mar-
garet, by Franz Waxman. © 1 «.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314003; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 44694
Norma; song, arr. Walter Kroepfl. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 311018;
Lyle Regal, South St. Paul, Minn.
44695
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44696
Norma is awakened; from Odor of vio-
lets, by Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309126; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44696
North light’s might makes love so
great; w & m A. Lad Fromthill
[pseud. of A. A, Lucius]; violin. ©
1 ec. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 313563;
Adolph August Lucius, Saint Joseph,
Mich. 44697
Not any more; w & m Bob [i. e. R. D.]
Mason. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314531; Robert D. Mason, New York.
44698
Not good-bye, but just so-long; song.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; EH unp. 314034;
C. R. Olson, Santa Monica, Calif.
44699
Not goodbye but so long; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ce. Oct.
30, 1942; E unp. 318697; Evelyn
Brewster, Fort Lupton, Col. 44700
Not now but in the coming years; w
George Kellogg, melody Mort Maser.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312662;
George Leon Appel, EHagle Rock,
Calif. 44701
Not tonight, Josephine; w & m Harold
Grant. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
108790; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 44702
Nothing in view; w Charles Fowlkes,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; EH
unp. 314086; Robert Plater & Harold
Francis, Newark, N. J. 44703
Nothing much; pf., with w. ©1«.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312754; Clara
May Russell Hamilton, Comanche,
Tex. 44704
November the fourteenth; from Ran-
dom harvest, by Daniele Amfithea-
prot. © 1c, .Novy.. 2, #19422) Ey ump:
313968 ; Loew’s, ine., New York.
44705
Now and forever; song. ©1c. Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 3138401; Simon Bucha-
roff, Beverly Hills, Calif. 44706
Now I can’t do wrong; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 ec, Nov. 9, 1942;
KH eounp. 314719; Ida Miller & Frank
Ruditys, Glen Mills, Pa. 44707
Now it’s up to you and me; pf., with
w. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
311017; Hugh E. Geyer, White
Blains, 'N. Y. 44708
pt. Tints: ieee
Now that I have you; song, m Eddie
Ward [pseud. of Eddie Boyden] ©
Le Oct 5, 19423 He unpnistosst:
Howard Blaine, Wichita. 44709
Now you know; song. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1942; E unp. 313367; Helen Leiben-
sperger Humphreys, Columbus, O. _
44710
Now’s the time; song. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 314126; Delbert James
McLaughlin, Los Angeles. 44711
Nube (La) negra; bolero, letra y melo-
dia. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309447; Manuel Euserio Gonzalez,
San Antonio. 44712
Nunca llores; bolero, letra y melodia
Xavier Guevara y Ruben Guevara.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 3137387;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
44713
Nurse’s victory song; w & melody. ©
1 ¢ Oct. 22, 1942: EH unp. 313831;
Harry Belkin, New York. 44714
O God, grant us victory; song. ©1«e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313801; Mar-
garet D. Rogers, Newell, Ia. 44715
O holy night; w Herman von Berge, m
EK. K. Heyser; mixed voices. © Aug.
20, 1942; E pub. 107713; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 44716
O Ireland we have come; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311532;
Bertha Kelly McKinley, Borden, Ind.
44717
O Jesu Christ; English w H. C. Colles,
based on original of Martin Behemb,
melody Breslau, set by J. S. Bach,
arr. & ed. Stanley [i. e. E. S.] Roper ;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Sept.
17, 1942; E for. 67516; Oxford univ.
press, London. 44718
O Lord, I have loved; anthem, w se-
lected from the Bible by William Y.
Webbe, m A. Gretchaninoff; mixed
voices. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub.
107482; H. W. Gray co., ine. New
York. 44719
O Lord my God, Thou art very great ;
anthem, Biblical w, m Charles Ray-
mond Cronham ; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 108431 ;
Boston music ¢co., Boston. 44720
O Lord, support us; w John Henry
Newman, m Georges Bizet, arr. James
R. Duane; mixed cho.; organ acc.
© Oct. 27, 1942; E pub. 108830; Gal-
axy music corp., New York. 44721
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44749
O sing me a song of the shepherd of | Oh Adolph, we want to play with you;
love; pf.; with w. © 1 c. Oct. 10,
1942: E unp. 311548; William F.
DeMoss, Plain Dealing, La. 44722
O sing of our Saviour; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311815; Calvin
Jones, Huntington, W. Va. 44723
O star of the night; w & arr. of m F.
Wick, m from César Franck’s Sym-
phony in D minor; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 4, 1942; E pub. 107869; Fred-
erick Wick, Minneapolis. 44724
O starry night of long ago; Christmas
anthem, w Elsie Duncan Yale, m
Lawrence Keating; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107351; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
~ 44725
O world, I now must leave thee; by
Johannes Brahms, arr. H. Maxwell
Ohley, ed. Harry Watts; 2 pfs., 8
hands. © Sept. 26, 1942; E pub.
108174; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 44726
Oasis; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 312412; Michael Wer-
bow, New York. 44727
Occasional hymns; by Joseph D. Oster-
mann, ed. Mabel Nichols. © Oct. 5,
‘1942; E pub. 108761; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 44728
October again; w & melody. ©1«..
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312954; Grace
Morgan, New York. 44729
October leaves; w & m Albertina H.
Fisher; pf. © Oct. 29, 1942; E pub.
108915; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 44730
Ode to youth; from Young America, w
Frank V. van der Stucken, m Lode-
wijk Mortelmans, new intro., finale,
arr. & ed. Bainbridge Crist; 2-pt.
treble voices. © Sept. 3, 1942; HE
pub. 108388; Manu-script-service,
Boston. 44731
Odor of violets; by Lennie Hayton.
1. End title—2. Main title ©l1e
each Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309124,
309130; Loew’s, inc., New York.
44732, 44733
Off the shore; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314897; Walton Clif-
ton Stedman, Peace Dale, R. I.
44734
Off to the war; w & melody. ©1«.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308041; Emma
Amelia Sauer, Baltimore. 44735
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313805; William A. Dil-
lon, Ithaca, N. Y. 44736
Oh baby; w & melody Maybelle Miller.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313493;
Mabel Yacheson, Winnipeg, Canada.
44737
Oh, bonnets of blue; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1942:
E unp. 308304; John L. Cunningham,
Mare Island, Calif. 44738
Oh, boys just hold your breath; song.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 314956 ;
Florence Lee Tate, Chilhowie, Va.
44739
Oh! Brother; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 313325; Bethie M. Has-
kell, New Rochelle, N. Y. 44740
Oh! Doctor; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311352; John Lewis
Everson, Oakland, Calif. 44741
Oh foolish me; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©1.«
Oct. 16, 1942; EY unp. 312237; Roy
Evans, Camp Elliott, San Diego,
Calif. 44742
Oh God fill my heart with a victory
song; song, w Francis Mellen. ©
1Ve“Oet., 13,1942 Eotmp)) 312023 5
Dorothy J. Woods, Indianapolis.
44743
Oh Henry; w & m Isabel Cole, Barb.
White & Bob White; pf. treble. ©
1 e@4 Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314444;
Arthur Robert White, Chicago.
44744
Oh! How I love O-hi-o; w & m Don
Reid & Henry Tobias, pf. arr. George
N. Terry. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub.
107484; World music, ine., New York.
44745.
Oh! I’ll praise His name; m B. J. Ran-
dell; pf., with w. © Jan. 22, 1942;
E pub. 108917; Bates Murray, Shreve-
port, La. 44746
Oh, I’m going home to mother; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
311904; E. Gehrke Chinn, Antioch,
Gig 44747
Oh! Lady get to knitting, there is no
time for quitting; song. © Sept. 5,
1942; E pub. 107457; Violet Jackson
Woodend, Cheverly, Md. 44748
Oh! Liberty; song. © 1 ce Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 312858; George B. Post,
Bellmore, L. I., N. Y. 44749
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44750
pt. 11, n. s., v.37
Oh! Maggie dear; w & melody. ©1c.| Oh! Stay the sun; w David Morton, m
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314412; William
Hood Rhoads, New York. 44750
Oh me; w & melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 7,
1942; H unp. 3113828; Marvin Zucker-
man, Brooklyn. 44751
Oh me oh my; foxtrot, w & melody. ©
1c Oct. 15, 1942: BH unp. 312153;
Mabel Withington, Grifton, N. C.
44752
Oh mister; w & m Lee [i. e. C. L.]
Sprankle; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314781; Charles Leo
Sprankle, Los Angeles. 44753
Oh Mister Jap; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314728; Patsy Fasson, Youngs-
town, O. 44754
Oh, Mr. Mailman; w & melody. ©1e.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314409; Carmen
De Rosa, Bloomfield, N. J. 44755
Oh! Mister there’s a war on ain’t-yer-
heard; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 318495; William Crom-
well Knox, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
44756
Oh Mister Weather Man; song, m L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312226;
Emma Skeel, McKean, Pa. 44757
Oh, my darling; song. ©1e. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312501; Peter Ribaudo,
sr., Rochester, N. Y. 44758
Oh, my darling, be with me; w Harvey
Blaine, m The Sandbournes. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 311033; George
Suomela, Omaha. 44759
Oh, my dear; m Atze Taconis; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 312924; Alexi Anthony, Cap
Madeleine, Que., Canada. 44760
Oh my love do you remember; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942: H
unp. 309232; Leon Payne, Jackson,
Mich. 44761
Oh, Peter, go ring dem bells; negro
spiritual, traditional w, m arr.; 38-pt.
treble cho. © Oct. 12, 1942; E for.
67614; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
44762
Oh piffie; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313917 ; Howard Carlyle
Everett, McChord Field, Wash.
44763
Oh, poor my heart (Oxo cepaue); folk
song. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp.
307969; Paul Pecheniha Ouglitzky,
New York. 44764
Franz SBornschein; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108870; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 44765
Oh! That kiss; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310823; Jewell Hood, Alton,
Tl. 44766
Oh! The bright crimson poppy; pf.,
with w. ©1ce. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
811137; Elsa Carrie Pangle, Crystal
Lake, Ill. 44767
Oh! United States of America; song.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310787;
Ruth Elaine Phalen, Rexford M.
Phalen & Walter N. F. Hanson, Bur-
bank, Calif. 44768
Oh we hate those sauerkraut Germans ;
m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309109 ;
William E. Glaze, Froid, Mont.
44769
Oh, yes, I’ll come back, I know I’ll come
back; song. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312084 ; Muza Prather, Kansas
City, Mo. 44770
Old boat Zion; w Thomas W. Carter,
m R. Deane Shure; women’s 3-pt. cho.
© Sept. 18, 1942; E pub. 108083;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 44771
Old Buddy; w & melody Wilf Carter.
©1ec. Oct. 9, 1942; EH unp. 311558;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
_ York. 44772
Old fashioned girl; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310971; Katie D.
Smelley, Charlotte, Tex. 44773
Old Glory; arr. W. W. Combs; pf., with
w. © 1c Nov. 5, °1942; E unp.
314520; Ida L. Magnusson, Vichy,
Mo. 44774
—— band sc. ©1e Nov. 3, 1942; EH
unp. 314203; Frederick Henry Wil-
liams, White Plains, Nes 44775
m of J. R. Randall’s Maryland, my
Maryland; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 313564; Mabel
Hodge Pope, Alden, N. Y. 44776
— song. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312121; Jules Constant Burton, Co-
lumbus, O. 44777
— song. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313642; Mae James, Atlanta. 44778
—— = — arr. Arthur . ig, Henan!
Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 1083809; Virgil T.
Fish, Los Angeles. 44779
1640
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44806
owe Ss jarree Tomy Dillard! ©ilne
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309614; Chris
V. Rowland, Baltimore. 44780
m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1ce. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
814145; Hanna McCosh, Emporia,
Kan. 44781
—— melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin.
311809 ;
Greenfield, Ind.
se melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313931; John T. Alexander, Water-
town, Mass. 44783
—— w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311842; Ray Ernest Cole,
Crete, Il. 44784
Old Glory is waving tonight dear; w &
melody Smiling Jakie [i. e. E.] Mc-
Knight. © 1. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
312789; Ellis McKnight, Saint Al-
bans, Vt. 44785
Old Glory, we are all out for you; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c. Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 313221;
Daphna B. Hunt, Silverton, Or.
44786
Old Glory will not fall; song, m L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] ©
1 c@ Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310841;
Francis X. Leifermann, Crookston,
Minn. 44787
Old gray mare is back where she used
to be; w & m Carson J. Robison. ©
Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108462; Bob Mil-
ler, inc., New York. 44788
Old grey mare; one step-march, arr.
Frank Panella; band pts., with con-
ductor. © Oct. 6, 1942; E pub.
108305 ; Edwin H. Morris & co., ine.,
New York. 44789
Old home week; w & melody Maurice
Sigler, Joan Whitney [pseud. of Zoe
Voeth] & Alex Kramer. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1942; EK unp. 314448; Robbins mu-
sie corp., New York. 44790
Old Man Kangaroo; by Alfred Hill; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1942; E for. 67601; Boosey
& Hawkes (Aust.) pty. Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 44791
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
Pearl Williams Stroup,
44782
Old Moravian thanksgiving; w Johann
Rist, m Harvey Gaul, on tune by
Johann Schop; mixed cho. © Oct.
16, 1942; E pub. 108546; Galaxy mu-
sic corp., New York. 44792
Old Mother Nature said; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312509 ;
Julia Lunden Jones & Lena Cohen,
Corry, Pa. 44793
Old New England fireplace; w & mel-
ody. ©1ce. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314344; Marion R. Drews, Allston,
Mass. 44794
Old pal I gave my gal to you; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312634; Ray-
mond Grimes, Union City, Mich.
44795
Old St. Peter is color blind; song. ©
1c. May 2, 1942; E unp. 308424; Otis
René, Clarence Muse & Bert Levine,
Los Angeles. 44796
Old stepping stones; song, melody Bob
Carleton. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314735; Cleta Nipps, Council Bluffs,
Ta: 44797
Old time barn dance; by Henry B.
Proehl, ed. Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Noy. 4, 1942; E pub. 108960; Century
musie pub. co., New York. 44798
Old timer; w Paul Francis Webster, m
Harry Revel. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
EH unp. 311582; Universal music corp.,
New York. 44799
Old Viennese melody; w & arr. of m
Kathleen Armour; pf. © Oct. 9,
1942; E pub. 108341; Century music
pub. co., New York. 44800
Old village hall; song. © Oct. 2, 1942;
E pub. 108566; Cotten Chase Wood,
Woods Cross, Utah. 44801
Old Virginia reel; song, m Robert
VanSickle. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E
unp. 318701; Perle Stewart, Penning-
ton Gap, Va. 44802
Old white hoss; w Jack Saunders, m
Edwin Herbert [pseud. of Edwin
Herbert Schoonmaker], arr. Philip
Rypinski. © Oct. 7, 1942; E pub.
108839; Edwin Herbert Schoon-
maker, d. b. a. Edwin Herbert music
publications, New York. 44803
Old wooden pump; song. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EK unp. 314078; George Clif-
ford Neth, Dayton, O. 44804
Olé; paso doble, Antonio Galiana; vio-
lin. © Dec. 6, 1941; E for. 67480;
Publicaciones musicales Tempo, Bue-
nos Aires. 44805
Oliver’s twist; by Sy Oliver; pf. treble.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 308193 ;
Embassy music corp., New York.
44806
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44807
Olivet ; by Seth Bingham, op. 38; organ.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108607;
H. W. Gray co., ine., New York.
44807
Olvido; Spanish w Fernando Ruiz del
Vizo, English version Margaret Bris-
tol, m H. Leopold Spitalny. © Sept.
2, 1942; E pub. 107770; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 44808
Omnipotence (The); by Franz Schu-
bert, arr. Cecily Lambert ; mixed cho.
© Oct. 24, 1942; E pub. 108807 ; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 44809
On a Hallowe’en; song. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1942; EK unp. 311038; Cora Hichinger,
Portland, Or. 44810
On a little island of dreams; song, mel-
ody Jimmie Crane. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1942; E unp. 311949; Louis D. Ro-
bino, Taunton, Mass. 44811
On a mission; from Invisible agent, by
H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 313436; Universal
music corp., New York. 44812
On duty—24 hours a day; song. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1942; EH unp. 313832;
Harry Belkin, New York. 44813
On guard; pf., with w. ©1c. Oct. 8,
1942; EH unp. 311493; Charlotte Anna
May Christman, St. Louis. 44814
—w&melody. ©l1ec. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314216; Doris May Kimball,
Reading, Mass. 44815
On leave for love; from Count me in,
w & m Ann Ronell. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108658; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 44816
On my mind; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314642; Edward Earl
Krause, Chicago. 44817
On on to victory; w & melody. ©1le.
Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 311072; Grace
Susie Murray, New York. 44818
On our way; pf., with w. ©1e. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312942; Arvo Phile-
mon Jacobson, Brooklyn. 44819
On parade; pf. ©1e. Nov. 11, 1942;
E unp. 314957; Florence Lee Tate,
Chilhowie, Va. 44820
On the isle of Hawaii; song, melody
Robert Pollack. ©1c. Oct. 13, 1942;
E unp. 311773; W. C. Seckler, Winns-
boro, Tex. 44821
On the lake; from Gambler’s choice, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof & Earl Brent.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 310753;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 44822
pt. 117, n. s., v. 37
On the land, on the sea, in the air;
song. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314258; Eric Karll, Milwaukee.
44823.
On the march with the Red, White and
Blue; song, arr. Albert Holloway. ©
1c Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314774;
Sterling Wilson Klein, Baltimore.
44824
On the quiet Christmas eve; pf., with
w. © le Oct. 19,.1942: BH unp,
312346; Richmond Carter Nyman,
Hamden, Conn. 44825
On the road to love; song, pf. se. Ben-
jamin R. Roberts. © Oct. 27, 1942;
E pub. 108799; William Scheibler,
New York. 44826
On the road to victory; pf. treble, with |
w. © 1c Oct. 30, 1942; BE unp.
313714; Edith Seymour, Bronxville,
ING YS 44827
——w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 313826; Thomas J. Page, sr.,
Lima, O. 44828
On to Berlin and Tokio; w & melody.
©1ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314059;
David A. Krainin, Forest Hills, N. Y.
44829
On to Berlin and Tokyo; song. © Sept.
26, 1942; E pub. 108179; Condie Fos-
ter Elliott & Hugh H. Gough, Cincin-
nati. 44830
On to victory; by May [i. e. I. M.]
Lentz; pf. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; H
unp. 312529; Ida May Lentz, Suisun,
Calif. 44831
—— march; drum & bugle corps sc. ©
1°@ Oct. 18, 1942; Hounpisi2ms;
Ralph Ruggieri, Camp Edwards,
Mass. 44832
—— —— Jack [i. e. J. D.] Broza; pf.
© Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108250; Jacob
D. Broza, Devon, Pa. 44833
—— military march song. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 313561; Domenico
Ralph Iannarelli, Philadelphia.
44834
— song. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312528; Lester F.. Crabbs, Rochester,
Ind. 44835
m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314147; T. O. Palmer, Bellevue, Tex.
44836
— w & m Marie Tello Phillips [i. e.
M. T. P. Yaegle}] © 1 c. Oct; 22,
1942; E unp. 312895; Marie Tello
Phillips Yaegle, Pittsburgh. 44837
1642
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44862
— w & pf. acc. M. C. Kimmit, melody | One I adore; w & melody Shirley Storm
J. R. Rankel. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; H
unp. 310959; Martha C. Kimmit, Mil-
waukee & John R. Rankel, Oshkosh,
Wis. 44838
On to victory for U. S. A.; w A, R.
Wight, melody F. J. Logan. ©1..
Jan. 5, 1942; E unp. 311057; Frank
Johnston Logan & Alton R. Wight,
Elsie, Mich. 44839
On to victory march; band pts. © Oct.
14, 1942; E pub. 108812; George L.
Rushford, Chicago. 44840
— song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 3102038; Nettie Ross Lustig, Los
Angeles. 44841
On to victory we’ll march; song. ©
Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108233; The-
mistocles M. Leka, New York. 44842
On wings of dreams take me away;
song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313256; C. C. Pugh, Halifax, N. C.
44843
On wings of love; fox trot, w Rose
Madeline Harris, & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312566; Nicho-
las Roubanis, New York. 44844
On wings of song; Hnglish tr. Noble
Cain, from the German by Heinrich
Heine, m Felix Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy, arr. Walter Goodell; 3-pt.
mixed cho: © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108370; Hall & McCreary co., Chi-
cago. 44845
Once, long ago; old Bohemian Christ-
mas carol, w Richard Compton, m
arr. Augustus Delafield Zanzig;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Sept. 10, 1942;
E pub, 108594; E. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 44846
One country, one Flag; pf. treble, with
wasCyY Pf ¢)) Oet 92," 1942.) unp.
310651; Eugene H. Marcum, Salem,
Ti. 44847
One day in spring; song, w Patricia
Fowler. © Aug. 3, 1942; E pub.
108244; Walter E. Fowler, San
Pedro, Calif. 44848
One day soon; w Clarkson Rose, m
Conrad Leonard. © Oct. 13, 1942;
E for. 67514; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 44849
One hour; w & melody Mrs. F. H. [i. e.
M. H.] Betz. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311741; M. Hobson Betz, Sac-
ramento, Calif. 44850
[i. e. S. S. Crouse] & Louise Law
[i. e. L. L. Dickey] © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314604; Shirley Storm
Crouse & Louise Law Dickey, Kent,
O. 44851
One I love belongs to Uncle Sam; song,
melody Ronald Buck. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942 ; FE unp. 314583 ;.Mabel A. Snook,
Detroit. 44852
One kiss for every to-morrow; w Vir-
ginia Di Tomas, & melody. ©1.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312688; Jesse
Wilkins Cann, jr., Merrick, L. L.,
N.Y 44853
One little kiss for vitamin M; w & mel-
ody. ©1e Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311624; Ruby E. Raddatz, Aberdeen,
Wash. 44854
One more moment to dream; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
3143881; Gladys Marie Bagwill, Chi-
cago. 44855
One nation indivisible; from March
Slav, w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m
P. I. Tschaikowsky, arr. Ira B. Wil-
son & E. S. Tillotson; men’s cho. ©
Aug. 25, 1942; EH pub. 107723 ; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 44856
One night; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313922; Edward D. Chraska,
Pittsburgh. 44857
—w Al. J. Neiburg, melody Henri
Woode. ©1-c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312692; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©co.,
ine., New York. 44858
One of us has gotta go; from When
Johnny comes marching home, w
Inez James, m Buddy Pepper. ©
1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311581;
Universal music corp., New York.
44859
One robin doesn’t make a spring; from
Life of the party, w Earle Crooker,
m Frederick Loewe. © Oct. 7, 1942;
EH pub. 1083862; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 44860
One way is victory; w & melody. ©
1 c Oct. 31, 1942: E. unp. 313692;
Gladys DeVore, New Orleans. 44861
Only a dream; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3138054; Ann Crilly,
Newark, N. J. 44862
1643
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44863
Only God knows and me; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313145;
Patricia Statkus, New Britain, Conn.
44863
Only hello; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 318668; Claude L.
Reichal, Meadville, Pa. 44864
Only (The) one; song, w Bus Wilson.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 312115;
Wilma Willis Wilson, Hillsboro, O.
44865
Only one word; w D. Eardley-Wilmot,
m Hermann Lohr; in D. © Sept.
16, 1942; E for. 67553; Chappell &
co., 1td., London. 44866
Only that I still love you; w & m Rudy
fi. “6. HR IY Parizek” pie’ @eihec
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 309467; Ru-
dolph Frank Parizek, Baltimore.
44867
Only yesterday; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318141; Glad
Robinson Youse, Baxter Springs,
Kan. 44868
Only you; from Moonlight in Havana,
w & m Dave Franklin. © 1. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311579; Universal
music corp., New York. 44869
— song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c¢. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 318856; Fred Harrison,
Schellsburg, Pa. 44870
— melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
811827; Maria Santoyo, Johnstown,
ae 44871
Onward Major Roosevelt ; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314727; J. S. Alderman, San
Sabo, Tex. 44872
Onward they go; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312987; Ger-
trude D. Nosler, San Francisco.
44873
Onward to Tokio; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313299; Howard S. Beck,
Tulsa, Okl. 44874
Onward to victory ; m Bob Carleton ; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
EK unp. 809112; Sarah V. Lucey,
Harding, Mass. 44875
— song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314547; Constance Lim, Hushpuck-
ena, Miss. 44876
pt.. 11, nish
— w &melody. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314212; Loretto Jean Tierney,
Boston. 44877
Onward to win; song, w Gladys Free-
man. Oct. 28, 1942; E pub.
108860; Vincent Mottola, Boston.
44878
Onward U. S. to victory; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 318606;
Thiriot William Purt, Salt Lake City.
44879
Open the gate of your heart; w James
Smith, m Carl Sobie. © Oct. 17,
1942; E pub. 109068; Weeks pub-
lisher, Detroit. 44880
Open up a Second front; w H. Lackides,
melody G. Lackides. © Oct. 29,
1942; E pub. 1090388; Henrietta Lack-
ides & George Lackides, New York.
44881
Open your heart; w H. H. Spear, &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313178; Harry Herbert Spear & Paul
K. Guercio, Berkeley, Calif. 44882
Orange blossoms; waltz, G. Ludovic,
op. 36, transcribed Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108329; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
: 44883
Orange vendor (Hl naranjero) ; song.
© 1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311764;
Gustavo Moreno, jr., Tampa, Fla.
44884
Orchids for you; song. ©1e. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 311024; Stephen Paul
Hencley, East Coulee, Alta., Canada.
44885
Orchids in December; song. © 1 c.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312275; Herbert
Taft Minick, Champion, Neb. 44886
Organ-grinder’s Serenade; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313136;
Howard Percival Grasley, Guelph,
Ont., Canada. 44887
Oriental nights; melody. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1942; E unp. 308461; Joseph Emile
Dubé, Montmagny, Que., Canada.
44888
Oriente cuna Florida; bolero-son, letra
y m Hmiliano Ponciano; pf. © June
6, 1941; E for. 67457; Peer internat.
corp., New York. 44889
Oriente (L’) marcia; pf. © 1 ec. Oct.
7, 1942; E unp. 311300; Melchiorre
Cottone-Graziano, New York. 44890
1644
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
44919
Original cowboy songs; w & m Buck | Our country we love thee; song, mel-
‘Nation & others, compiled B. Nation.
© May 15, 1942; E pub. 108833 ; Peer
internatl. corp., New York,
Orphans; from Gambler’s choice, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 310759; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 44892
Otra vez mi cielo azul; de Luis Aldana;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108284;
Charles Gunther publicity, Flushing,
N. Y. 44893
Our America; m Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin; pf. treble, with w. ©1..
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314601; Eliza-
beth Worley, Laredo, Tex. 44894
— song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©1e«.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312453; Ragna
W. Anderson, Kalispall, Mont.
44895
w & m Gertrude Munz. © Oct. 5,
1942; E pub. 108156; Axelrod publi-
cations, inc., Providence. 44896
—wk&melody. ©1c. Oct. 13, 1942;
EK unp. 314117; Jean Alice Varn,
Florence, Or. 44897
Our American doughboy, the pride of
the U. S. A.; song. © 1. Sept. 9,
1942; E unp. 309455; Najeeb Nack-
ley, Boston. 44898
Our battle-wagons are rolling; main
title, Paul J. Smith; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314669;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank,
Calif. 44899
Our boys; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 313667; Vernita Kol-
stad, Minneapolis. 44900
Our boys are going over; song, melody
Harry Bell & Mildred Bell. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 311929; Della
EK. Barton, Evansville, Ind. 44901
Our boys are marching; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313837;
Florence May Caddy, New York.
44902
Our boys of liberty; w & melody. ©
tee Oct. (2751942 > Bo unp. | 313167;
Marie Palmer, Boston. 44903
Our castle in the air; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 .«.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311602; Jerry
EK. Goodwin, Detroit. 44904
Our citizens’ waltz: w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; EH unp. 314625;
Samuel Witte, New York. 44905
44891
ody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311808; Katie
Rotan, Philadelphia. 44906
Our country’s call; song. © 1. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312502; Olive Elea-
nor Moore Forrest, Belford, N. J.
44907
Our country’s calling you; song, w
Miles Hopkins. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313300; George Henry Retzer,
Walla Walla, Wash. 44908
Our dads march on; song. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314743; M. D. Leslie,
Kansas City, Mo. 44909
Our duty; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310966; Jessie Nutting, Leo-
minster, Mass. 44910
Our eagle; song, melody Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
' 311675; Josephine Bradley Born,
Kingman, Ariz. 44911
Our fighting soldier boy; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311705: Bertha Huso Major,
Lowell, Mich. 44912
Our Flag; w Margaret HE. Sangster,
melody Clara M. Weber. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314290; Fleming H.
Revell co., New York. 44913
Our Flag will fly again o’er Corregidor ;
w & melody. © 1. Oct. 24, 1942;
EH unp. 318076; Jack S. Alman, Los
Angeles. 44914
Our Flag will still be flying; song, m
Art King. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942: E
unp. 313082; Marion Fosnaugh, Pine
Camp, N. Y. 44915
Our furlough honeymoon; w Sid Press,
m Ben Ross. © Oct. 17, 1942; E
pub. 108920; Associated music pub-
lishers, ine., New York. 44916
Our garden of Eden; song, m Leon
Martin [pseud. of Noel Marchant
Ryer] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313845; Jessie Fournier, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 44917
Our grand old U. S. A.; song, arr. Jos-
eph Cali. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; EH
unp. 312282; Clare Genet Conners,
Yonkers, N. Y. 44918
Our hats off to Canada; w & m Billy
Eckstein, French w Monise S. Robi-
taille. © Sept. 30, 1942; E for.
67556 ; Gordon V. Thompson, Itd., To-
ronto. 44919
1645
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
44920
Our heroes; song, from Wheels of love,
m Edward Redding. ©1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309566; E. La Varre
Routh, Louisville. 44920
Our land of liberty; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311490;
Frances Utman, Miami, Fla. 44921
Our land of song; singing school, text &
m compiled & ed. Theresa Armitage
& others. © Oct. 9, 1942; A 167786;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 44922
Our land will ever be free; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313245;
Hector William Jewell, Burbank,
Calif. 44923
Our life for Her life; song. ©1e.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308053; Fred-
erick Augustus Lieck, Houston.
44924
Our love is a mistake; song, m Eddie
Ward [pseud. of Eddie Boyden] ©
1 ec Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308378;
John Occhipinti, Youngstown, O.
44925
Our love will last; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312386;
Anthony Pelligra, Paterson.
Our lucky day; song, melody ‘Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Noy. 2, 1942; E unp.
313794; Rosa M. Byrnes, Potosi, Wis.
44927
Our present war; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; EH unp. 309538; George D. Mc-
Kean, Haverhill, N. H. 44928
Our song; song. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
EH unp. 314831; Dorothy Elizabeth
Hunter, Dallas. 44929
Our sons; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
EK unp. 311607; Earl Thompson,
Nashua, N. H. 44930
Our U. S. Waacy girls; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1. Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp. 312721; J. Montour Powell,
Key West, Fla. 44931
Our victory; march song. © 1 e¢. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312799; Gino DiVito,
Chicago. 44932
Our victory song; w Mildred Casillas,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E
unp. 3812821; Rafael Gama, Los
Angeles. 449383
Our Yankee Doodle boys; w & m Ruth
M. Cole; pf. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1942; EB
unp. 3813077; Ruth M. MHoschke,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 44934
44926
pt: DE mMissywen
Our Yankee Doodle WAAC girl; song,
arr. Lucy C. West. © Oct. 14, 1942;
E pub. 108563 ; Gilbert Lewis Martel,
Hartford. 44935
Our Yankee fighters; w & melody. ©
1 ¢@. Nov. 7, 1942; EH unp. 314562;
Gussie Prague, Hartford. 44936
Our youth commission; pf., with w. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108253; Ellen
Matilda Hudson, Atlanta. 449387
Ours for keeps; song, m J. Chas, Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
812456; Alyce C. Hanson, Gridley,
Calif. 44938
Ours you'll always be; m Betty [i. e.
Elizabeth Emma] Sorenson; pf., with
w. .©.1-¢., Oct. .22,, 1942- "hy unp.
314458 ; Hugh Edmond Sorenson, Mil-
waukee. 44939
Out Arizona way; m Eva Smith &
Jewell [i. e. W. J.] Gilbert; pf., with
w.i.@© 1 eh Noy.. 7. 1942’: E unp.
314611; William Jewell Gilbert, St.
Louis. 44940
Out in Montana; w M. Edwards, mel-
ody B. Hiliott. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311626; Bill Elliott & Mildred
Hdwards, Mendota, I]. 44941
Out of the blue; song. ©1e. Sept. 21,
1942; EH unp. 309405; Fred D. Smith,
Oakland, Calif. 44942
Out of the depths; song, Biblical w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312651;
Douglas Wright, jr., San Marino,
Calif. 44943
Out on the trail; w & m Art Dickson.
© Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108616; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 44944
— waltz, w & m Jim [i. e. J. M.]
Baker, arr. Einar B. Moen. © 1c.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 314854; James
Monroe Baker, Bellingham, Wash.
44945
Outeast; song, melody Alvin Krauss-
lich. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp.
312014; Frank G. Meier, Cleveland.
44946
Over again; w Edward Simpson, & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312477 ; Fred Dowle, Los Angeles.
44947
Over here; w & m Joe [i. e. Joseph
S.] Nuccio. © Oct. 238, 1942; E
pub. 108645 ; Crestwood publications,
Hawthorne, N. Y. 44948
— w & m Paul Rebere [pseud. of
P. L. Specht] ©1e. Oct. 12, 1942;
FE unp. 311765; Paul L. Specht, New
York, 44949
1646
no. 10, 1942
Over here let’s keep thinking of the
boys over there; w & melody. ©1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309418; Mi-
echael James Corcoran, Albany.
44950
Over here, over here; song, m Aaron A.
Wiark - ©. Oct. 14.1942) BH pub.
108488; Louis Allan De Villeneuve,
Tucson, Ariz. 44951
Over here we are united; song. ©1le.
Oct. 21, 1942 ; E unp. 312654 ; Michael
Parti & Edwin LeRoy, Chicago.
44952
Over in Tokyo; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 e¢. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3138062; Bettie Cook,
Paulding, Miss. 44953
Over my cup of coffee ; m Bob Carleton ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1 ec. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312622; Catherine Sax-
ton, Milford, O. 44954
Over the hills and far away; w Jean
Monroe & Helen Monroe, m Curtis
fi. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. ©
1 e@ Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311891;
William Curtis Monroe, Washington.
44955
Over the ocean and back;-w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312772;
Paul Kalet, New York. 44956
Over the trail to my darlin’; w Nat
Burton, melody Walter Kent. ©1c.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312878; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 44957
Over there, ev’rywhere; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311349;
William Lewis Marion, sr., Evanston,
Til. 44958
Overture to Berenice; minuet, G. F.
Handel, arr. Reginald Jacques; vio-
lin & pf. © Sept. 10, 1942; E for.
67524; Oxford univ. press, London.
44959
Overture to Scotch act; from Random
harvest, by Herbert Stothart. ©1le.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313957; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 44960
Ox train; foreword, Dave Snell. ©
1 ce. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309151;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 44961
Oxford piano course; by Gail Martin
Haake, Charles J. Haake & Osbourne
McConathy. bk.5. © Oct. 13, 1942:
AA 414004; Oxford univ. press, New
York. 44962
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
44975
Oye; bolero, Miguel Prado, arr. Chap-
lin; ptes. d’org. © Nov. 18, 1941; E
for. 67451; Promotora Hispano Ame-
ricana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
44963
Oye el chacha; letra y m Miguel Mata-
moros; pf. © Oct. 6, 1942; E pub.
108725; Peer internat]. corp., New
York. 44964
Paddle wheel song; w & melody. ©
l- @(Oek 1G 1942: Ki anp. .311301 <
Maisie Louise Trimble, Detroit.
44965
Paella; vals-jota, Antonio Galiana; pf.
© May 23, 1942: E for. 67481; Publi-
caciones musicales Tempo, Buenos
Aires. 44966
Paging Mr. Greenback; from Present-
ing Lily Mars, w & m Lew Brown,
EK. Y. Harburg & Sammy Fain. ©
1 e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313235;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 44967
Pale hands; w Lawrence Hope, m Amy
Woodforde-Finden, arr. Paul Wei-
rick; .orch. pis. © Oct. 16, 1942.7 h
pub. 108510; Boosey & co., London.
44968
Pali; w & melody. © 1c Oct. 19,
1942; EH unp. 312397; Roy Jackson
Hamilton, Laurelton, L. I., N. Y.
44969
Paloma (La); by Yradier, adapted
Harry James; pf. treble. ©1c. Oct.
31, 1942; E unp. 313900; Paramount
music corp., New York. 44970
Pampa (La) y la puna; cancion abori-
gen peruana, letra Ricardo Walter
Stubbs, m Carlos Valderrama. ©
Oct. 6, 1941; E pub. 98556; Peer in-
ternatl. corp., New York. 44971
Pan Handle Mendell; w & melody Ted
[i. e. C. G.] Ruggles. ©1 ce. Oct. 20,
1942; E unp. 312660; Cecil Grant
Ruggles, Bridgeport, Conn. 44972
Pan-Americana jubilee; from Spring-
time in the Rockies, w Mack Gordon,
m Harry Warren. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E pub. 108655; Twentieth century
music corp., New York. 44973
Para que es la vida; bolero, letra y
melodia Xavier Guevara y Ruben
Guevara. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E
unp. 313736; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 44974
Para recordarte vals; letra y melodia.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311807;
Manuel Eusevio Gonzalez, San An-
tonio. 44975
1647
44976
Parade of the marionettes ; march, S. J.
Mustol; full symphonic band pts.,
with conductor. © Nov. 2, 1942; H
pub, 109036; Belwin, inec., New York.
44976
Parda (La) balearce; letra H. P. Blom-
berg, m Enrique Maciel; pf. © Sept.
24, 1942; EH for. 67508; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 44977
Pardon me, you look just like Margie;
w & m Wen [i. e. W. P.] Hanna; pf.
treble. © 1. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313128; Wendell Parker Hanna, In-
dianapolis. 44978
Parking in the moonlight with you;
song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Car-
roll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 3138857; Terry Fetty, Balti-
more. 44979
Particular (A) rambler; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 ce. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313864;
Catalino Molinar, Tucumeari, N. M.
44980
Parting kiss; song, m Helen Martin
Rhodes. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312066; Henry Oliver Evans, Renton,
Wash. 44981
Parting of the ways; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312442; Ida L. Ells-
worth, Portland, Conn, 44982
Parting vows; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314600; Isadora L. Stocker,
Proctorsville, Vt. 44983
Partisanskaya (IlapTusaHckas) ; song,
w Sophie Pregel. © 1 c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314666; Joseph Strimer,
New York. 44984
Pas des fleurs; waltz, from Naila, by
Léo Délibes, transcribed Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108330; Century music pub. co., New
York, 44985
Pa’s whiskers; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310866; Elva
Gilcher, Montpelier, O. 44986
Pass the sugar bowl; w & melody. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311353 ; John
Lewis Everson, Oakland, Calif.
44987
Passacaglia; orgel; D-moll. © 1 «.
Sept. 24, 1942; EH unp. 311058; Sidney
Svedrofsky, New York. 44988
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Passing boat; from White cargo, by
Bronislaw Kaper & Prince Modupe.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310772;
. Loew’s, ine., New York. 44989
Passional; by Albert Sirmay; pf. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107463; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 44990
Pastels of melody; by Irene Rodgers;
pf. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub. 109053;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New York.
44991
Pastorale; from Sonata in G minor, by
J. S. Bach, adapted Walter G. Berg-
mann; treble recorder & pf. © Sept.
24, 1942; E for. 67592; Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 44992
Pastorale on a Christmas plainsong ; by
Virgil Thomson; organ. © Oct. 23,
1942; E pub. 108810; H. W. Gray co.,
inc., New York. 44993
Pastorcillo; bolero, letra y m Rafael
Hernandez. © June 18, 1941; E for.
67545; Peer internatl. corp., New
York, 44994
Patriotic; by Harry Salter; pf. ©1ec.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312574; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 44995
Patriotic bonds of friendship; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. ©'1°@ Oet/ 12;
1942; E unp. 311722; Joseph J. Fitz-
patrick, Hartford. 44996
Patriotic hymn; hymn. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311709; John Alexander
Rogers, New York, 44997
Patter feet; w & melody. © Sept.
29, 1942; E pub. 108396; Samuel
Wesoky, Pittsburgh. 44998
Paureida waltz; melody. © 1 ce. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312920; Charles
Orion Lyon, Augusta, Ga. 44999
Pay-day; song. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 311998; Otto W. Kulling,
Meadowbrook, Pa. 45000
Peace in my heart; women’s 2-pt.
voices. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub.
108263 ; Ethel M. Holsinger, Brooks-
ville, O. 45001
Peace on earth; song. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1942 ; E unp. 313467 ; Mary V. Harris,
Hinton, W. Va. 45002
Pearl Harbor montage; from Invisible
agent, by H. J. Salter; conductor. ©
1 ec. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313435;
Universal music corp., New York.
45003
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no. 10, 1942
Pearl Harbor reverie; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312666;
Horace 8S. Graham, Poughkeepsie,
Nw Y. 45004
Pearl song; w & m Violet P. Jackson
_{i. e. V. J. Woodend] © Sept. 5,
1942; E pub. 107458; Violet Jackson
Woodend, Cheverly, Md. 45005
Pease-porridge-tawney ; w Frances Rus-
sell, m W. H. Anderson; 2-pt. treble
waices., (©). July $1,’ 1942) -E for,
67607 ; Oxford univ. press, Toronto.
45006
Pebbly stream; waltz, Archy Rosen-
haath ipt.. ©) Nov; 2)-1942 -\ E) tor.
67623 : Boosey & Hawkes (Aust. : pty.
Itd., Sydney, Australia. 45007
Peep (A) at a jeep; w & m Morris
Skop & R. Skop. © 1. Sept. 1,
1942; E unp. 309443; Rachel Skop,
Orlando, Fla. 45008
Peggy Ann; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 318056; Paul Balkcom,
Midland City, Ala. 45009
Pennies count; w & melody. © 1..
Nov.. 9, 1942; E unp. 314638; Ray
Leachman, Detroit. 45010
Pennsylvania polka; from Give out
sisters, by Zeke [i. e. Leo] Manners
& Lester Lee, arr. Joseph P. Elsnic;
pf. accordion. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub.
108387 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 45011
Penny wishing well: w & m Mae A.
Heath. © Apr. 18, 1942; E pub.
108795; Associated songwriters &
publishers, Hollywood, Calif. 45012
Peoples’ war; arr. Harry Cumpson ; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 5, 1942; H unp.
311008; Paul Strand, New York.
45013
People’s world; pf., with w. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313183; Mar-
garet Clair Rhodes, Clearwater, Fla.
45014
Pepepeto; negro rumbero, Spanish w &
m Sergio de Karlo, English w Bissell
Palmer. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub.
108171; Latin Amer. pub. corp., New
York. 45015
Percy and the bull; m Warren Scofield ;
male voices, a capella. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1942; EH unp. 311240; H. C. Birge,
St. Petersburg, Fla. 45016
Perfect dream; song. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942 ; E unp. 313842 ; Hermyna Weiss,
Madison, S. D. 45017
45031
Perfect setting for love; w & m Billie
Namkie. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942: E
unp. 313017; Anna HE. Hichmann, Jer-
sey City. 45018
Perfect victory ; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942;
EK unp. 311813; Rose Kroll, Chicago.
45019
Perro, gato y gallo; guaracha, letra y
m Hnrique Anttinez; pf. © July 14,
1941; E for. 67583; Peer internat.
corp., New York. 45020
Perspective; w Grace Noll Crowell, &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313142; Glad Robinson Youse, Baxter
Springs, Kan. 45021
Pete Knight’s last ride; w & melody
Wilf Carter: © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942;
EH unp. 311561; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 45022
Peter and the lamb; from Journey for
Margaret, by Mario Castelnuovo-
Tedesco. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313999; Loew’s, inc., New York.
45023
Peter, you cheater; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312206;
John Kerdock, New York. 45024
Philippine patrol; arr. James Baersma;
pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; H
unp. 313164; Eve Hult & Thea Hult,
North Hollywood, Calif. 45025
Piano fun for boys and girls; pf., with
w. © Sept. 10, 1941; AA 412585;
John W. Schaum, Milwaukee. 45026
Piano sonata; by Michael Tippett. ©
Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67595; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 45027
Pick me up and set me down in sunny
Dixie Land; song, arr. Aaron A.
Clark. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108490; Henry E. Larcombe, Arling-
ton, Wash. 45028
Pick-pick-pick a little polka; w & m
Harry Harden & Mart Fryberg. ©
Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108712; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 45029
Picture of you in your Sweet dress of
blue; w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 138,
1942; EH unp. 312017; Ross Latshaw,
Snohomish, Wash. 45030
Pieces of eight; melody Alec Wilder.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312868;
Regent music corp., New York.
45031
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45032
pt. 1, nis. 38
Pilgrim mother’s cradle song; song, w} Playful pachyderm; by Gilbert Vinter ;
Harold Saxe Tuttle. © 1 c¢. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309421; Bogumil
Sykora, New York. 45032
Pilgrim’s song; w from the Russian of
Count Tolstoi, m P, I. Tschaikowsky,
arr. Channing Lefebvre; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub.
107479; H. W. Gray co., ine., New
York. 45033
Pin (The) ; from Gambler’s choice, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 810757, Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 45034
Pin your dreams to the stars in Old
Glory; song, m Jon Beljon. ©1e..
Oct. 10, 1942; EH unp. 311535; Frank
J. Reilly, University Heights, O.
45035
Pinto; w R. B. Egan, melody H. Tier-
ney. © 1c Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313396; Harry Tierney & Raymond
B. Egan, New York. 45036
Pitch right in; w & melody Bill [i. e.
we A.] Coleman. © 1 ¢« Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312840; William A.
Coleman, Washington. 45037
Pity poor Antonio, Cleopatra’s beau;
song, melody Geo. F. Mitchell & P.
Lesser. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311863 ; Pearl Lesser, Chicago.
5038
Place of my dream; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308333; Susan Marie
Kline, Bourbon, Mo. 45039
Placid waters; by Archy Rosenthal; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1942; E for. 67622; Boosey
& Hawkes (Aust.) pty. ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 45040
Planes for victory; song. © 1c. Nov.
3, 1942; E unp. 314205; Mark Wien-
and, Olympia, Wash. 45041
Plant some flowers by my grave; w &m
Ruppert McClendon & Jimmie Davis.
© Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 108723; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 45042
Platinum star in your golden hair;
song. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312304; Helenmae Sullivan, Medford,
Mass. 45043
Play boys on parade; song. ©1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312829; Bernice
Gates Henry, Clarksdale, Ariz.
45044
Playful horses; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312755; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
45045
bassoon & pf. © Oct, 22, 1942; B for.
67558 ; Hawkes & son, Itd., London.
45046
Pleading; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312451.;
EKsther M. Byrd, Gary, Ind. 45047
Pleading Flag; song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 313417 ; Elmer Sylvester
Jaquay, Pittsburgh. 45048
Please come back; song, melody Robert
Pollack, © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311418; Cecil Vickers, Long Beach,
Calif, 45049
Please come back in my arms tonight;
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314738; Alberta
M. Scott, Wilmington, O. 45050
Please come back to me; song. ©1c._
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 313551; Robert
Peter Silva, Los Angeles. 45051
Please destroy our rose; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314494;
Ben Fedderson, Huntington, Calif.
45052
Please do not disturb; by Alex Wilder;
pf. © 1c Oct. 19, 1942: E unp.
312869; Regent music corp., New
York. 45053
Please don’t cry for me; song. ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314637; Clark
Pierson, Bloomington, Ind. 45054
Please don’t do as I do but just do as I
say; song, m Robert VanSickle. ©
1 ec. Nov. 7, 1942: E unp. 314447;
Perle Stewart, Pennington Gap, Va.
45055
Please don’t keep me in suspense; fox
trot, w & melody. © 1 e¢. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312835; Hmmet Edward
Niehoff, Louisville. 45056
Please don’t ration love; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; EH unp. 314559;
Thomas Ambrose, Montclair, N. J.
45057
Please don’t tell me you don’t love me;
song, m Isabell Faulk. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314748; Fred B.
Oliver, Logansport, Ind. 45058
Please don’t wait too long; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312269;
Lillian Bonnem, Camp Lake, Wis.
45059
Please let me forget; w & melody Red
[i. e. G.] Callender. © 1 ce. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311293; George Callen-
der, New York. ; 45060: .
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no. 10, 1942
45087
Please note and write a letter to me;
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311648; Alta B.
Lintz, Bend, Or. 45061
Please! Oh please! Play a polka; fox-
trot, w & melody. © 1 e. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 313742; Frank Izzo,
New Haven. 45062
Please remember; melody Bill [i. e.
W. H.] St. Thomas & K. D. Hawkins.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313031 ;
Kay D. Hawkins & William H. St.
Thomas, Gloversville, N. Y. 45063
Please return; w Terry Parker [pseud.
of S. G. Horowitz], melody Georgie
Auld. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313541; Stanley Gerald Horowitz,
New York. 45064
Please say yes; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 12,
wo on. ollogr;~ G.~ Lewis
Thompson, Washington. 45065
Please say you didn’t say it; song, m
Robert VanSicklee © 1 ec. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313517; Perle Stewart,
Pennington Gap, Va. 45066
Please think of me; song, melody Lew
Mel. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313598; Jack Fried, Baltimore.
ae 45067
—w &m Benny Davis, Russ Morgan
& Ted Murry. © Sept. 15, 1942; EH
“pub. 107744; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 45068
Please wait; w R. A. Gould, m E.
Toland & R. Joyner: pf. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312860; Roy A.
Gould, Edward Toland & Robert
Joyner, APO 957, % Postmaster, San
Francisco. 45069
Please, won’t you leave my girl alone;
from Seven days leave, w Frank
Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh. © Oct.
5, 1942; E pub. 108714; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York. 45070
Pleasing; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;
E unp. 315008; George B. Post, Bell-
more, L. I., N. Y. 45071
Pledge song; song. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312318; Alma Yost
Johnson, Sewickley, Pa. 45072
Pledge to victory; song. © 1c Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312739; Martin John
Mashie, Bridgeport, Conn. 45073
Plenty to be thankful for; from Holi-
day inn, w & m Irving Berlin. ©
Oct. 7, 1942: E pub. 108255; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 45074
31591—43——_9
Poem; by Zdenko Fibich, transcribed
Kathleen Armour from Walter
Rolfe’s pf. arr.; pf. © Oct. 9, 1942;
E pub. 108331; Century music pub.
co., New York. 45075.
Poem set to music; from Springtime in
the Rockies, w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Warren. © Oct. 16, 1942; E
pub. 108656; Twentieth century mu-
sie corp., New York. 45076
Pogo (The) ; by Paul Jordan; pf. treble.
©1ec. Oct. 20, 1942; EH unp. 312533;
Mutual music soc., ine., New York.
45077
Polly and Peggy; waltz, Henry B.
Proehl, ed. Walter Rolfe; pf. © Nov.
4, 1942; E pub. 108958; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 45078
Polonaise militaire; by F. Chopin, op.
40, no. 1, arr. Maxwell Hckstein; pf.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 107660; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 45079
Poor Kelly blues; w & m Maceo Merri-
weather; pf. treble. © 1 c. Oct. 26,
1942; EH unp. 3138212; Wabash music
co., Evergreen Park, II. 45080
Popular song; from Facade, by William
Walton, arr. Roy Douglas; pf.
Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67523; Oxford
univ. press, London. 45081
-Por Dios que si; de Aurelio Morales
Pardavé, arr. Roberto Téllez Oro-
peza; ptes. d’org. © Dec. 7, 1937;
E for. 67463; Southern music pub.
co., ltd., London. 45082
Por que dudas; corrido, letra y m
Felipe Bermejo; pf. © Dec. 18, 1940;
EK for. 67441; Promotora Hispano
Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico,
Dik. 45083
Pot luck; w Myrtle Clifton, m Albert
D. Sehmutz; women’s cho. © Oct.
27, 1942; E pub. 108874; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 45084
Pottag-Hovey method for French horn;
by Max P. Pottag & Nilo W. Hovey.
bk. 2. © Aug. 21, 1942; AA 409606;
Belwin, inc., New York. 45085
Power; pf., with w. © 1. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 314119; Rhoda Page,
New York. 45086
Power squadron song; song. © Sept.
17, 1942; E pub. 108426; J. S.
Stephenson, jr., Philadelphia. 45087
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Praise ye the Lord, the Almighty ; w tr.
Catherine Winkworth from Joachim
Neander, m from Stralsund gesang-
buch, arr. W. B. Olds; 3-pt. ‘mixed
cho., with junior choir. © Oct. 29,
1942; E pub. 108984; Hall & Mc-
Creary co., Chicago. 45088
Pray for me, little darling; song, m
J. Chas. MeNeil. © 1 c¢. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311711; Nola Pear] Lee,
Selma, N. C. 45089
Pray for the boys; m George Barnes;
pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
EH unp. 314818; Grover Adwin Ward,
Fayette, O. 45090
Prayer; from Cavalleria rusticana,
English version & arr. of m Noble
Cain, m Pietro Mascagni; 3-pt. mixed
voices, with optional violin solo. ©
Oct. 3, 1942; E pub. 108873; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago, 45091
from Journey for Margaret, by Sol
Kaplan. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314001 ; Loew’s, inc., New York.
45092
from the Moscow cantata, w A.
Maikov, m P. I. Tschaikovsky, Eng- |
lish w & arr, of m Stewart Wille;
med. or high. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108485; Galaxy music corp., New
York, 45093
— Hammond organ. © 1c. Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312765; Clara May Rus-
sell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
45094
— pf., with w. ©1e. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 3138305; William F, DeMoss,
Plain Dealing, La. 45095
—— song, w Eliza Hickok. © 1c. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312764; Clara May
Russell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex.
45096
— w & m John Conkey ; mixed voices.
©1e. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310805;
Lambda chi alpha fraternity, inc.,
Indianapolis. 45097
— w & melody; in F. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1942; E unp. 311402; Alice Can-
terbury, Los Angeles. 45098
Prayer for America; pf., with w.
1 ¢e. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311896;
Kthel Parker, Troy, Kan. 45099
Prayer: for divine aid; song. © Sept.
20, 1942; E pub. 108268; E. L. May-
son, Cleveland. 45100
Prayer of an anguished heart; w. Jane
Ware [pseud. of B. Sherwood], m
Lloyd Hart. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 313173; Bertha Sherwood,
Long Beach, Calif. 45101
Prayer of gratitude; song. © 1 «.
Nov. 2, 1942: E unp. 313797; Edna
F. Marshall, St. Paul. 45102
Prayer of patriotism; w John Green-
leaf Whittier, m May A. Strong;
3-pt. mixed cho. © Oct. 29, 1942;
EK pub. 108986; Hall & McCreary Co.,
Chicago. 45103
Prayer of the armed forces; pf., with
w. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
331054; Lavan Robinson, Fort Ben-
ning, Ga. 45104
Preghiera (La) della Madonna; melo-
dia. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942: E unp.
313905; Ernest John Maggi, Brook-
lyn. 45105
Prelude and fugue; by Gerald Finzi;
string trio pts. © Oct. 22, 1942; EB
for. 67559; Hawkes & son, Itd., Lon-
don. "45106
| Prelude no. 1 in A flat minor; pf.
1 «@, Oct. 19, 1942’
James Lawrence Ryhal, jr., Cleve-
land. 45107
Preludes ; by D. Schostakowitsch, tran-
scribed ; oboe or flute, B flat clarinet
& bassoon. Se. & pts. © Sept. 14,
1942; E pub. 108411; Quinto Maga-
nini, Greenwich, Conn. 45108
Present arms; w Frank Marr & V. G.
Boehnlein, & melody. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3138088; Victor Gregory
Boehnlein, Oklahoma City. 45109
w J. H. Garrett, melody D. Ahl-
strand. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; HE unp.
314415; Jack H. Garrett & David
Ahlstrand, Bremerton, Wash. 45110
President’s dream; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 811834;
Sammy Mallich, Yukon, Pa. 45111
E unp. 312426;
President’s war, victory and marching
song; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311899; Samuel Rich-
ards, South Boston, Mass. 45112
Pretending ; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312555;
Christine Fox, Barnesboro, Pa. °
45113
Ay — smlG melody. ©1ce. Oct. 18, 1942;
EH unp. 311969; J ames set Russell,
Pampa, Tex. i 45114
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no. 10, 1942
45141
Pretty soft; by John Gart; pf. © Sept. | Public garden pieces; violin & pf.
15, 1942; E pub. 108634; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. — 45115
Priceless; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 3127385; Joseph Blake,
Newark, N. J. 45116
Prime minister reception; from Ran-
dom harvest, by Herbert Stothart.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313987;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 45117
Prince and princess ; from The good job,
by Franz Waxman. © 1 c. Oct. 3,
1942: E unp. 310780; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 45118
Prisoners’ march; song, melody Wil-
liam Ward. © 1 c. Oct. 17771942;
E unp. 312251; Brent H. Dunn, Mar-
quette, Mich. 45119
Private Brown; w & melody. © 1.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314898; Evan
B. Johnson, New York. 45120
Producing for victory; song, w John J.
O’Neil. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312161; Charles L. McNeill, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 45121
Promenade; by Isadore Freed; concert
harp. © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub.
108189; Belwin, ine., New York.
a. LE. 451 22
Promesas a mi madre; bolero; pf., con
letra. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
311065; Esteban Roman, New York.
45123
Pronto sera; letra en inglés y m Gor-
don Stretton, letra en castellano Al-
berto Novarro. © Feb. 10, 1942; E
for. 67301; Ediciones internacionales
Fermata, Buenos Aires. 45124
Proposal; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313962; Loew’s, ine.,
New York. 45125
Proposal waltz; song. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 108399; Josephine Alida Roy,
San Francisco, 45126
Protect and guide our Flag; song. ©
Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 107648; Frank
Ruhnau, Los Angeles. 45127
Proud of you; from Beat the band, w
George Marion, jr., m Johnny Green.
© Sept. 19, 1942; E pub. 108432;
Crawford music corp., New York.
45128
Psalm 150; tibersetzung M. A. Klaus-
- ner, m Max Springer; dreistimmiger
frauenchor u. orgel. © Jan. 19, 1915;
E for. 67591; Universal-edition,
Vienna. 45129
1 ec Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310705;
Dorothy Slepian, Mattapan, Mass.
45130
Puerto Rico; from Seven days leave, w
Frank Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh,
© Oct. 5, 1942 ; E pub. 108713: South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
45131
Pues sera lo mejor (Better men any
day); Chilean folksong, English w
Jean Atwater Heaver, m arr.; pf.
treble. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1942; E unp.
308138; Anita Atwater, Scarsdale,
INES YE 45132
-Puleeze—Mrs. McGinty; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 309028;
William Hood Rhoades, New York.
45133
Pull your necks in; song, m Ruth
Atherton Cook. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 313901; Thelma Weber, Min-
neapolis. 45134
Pum Pam Pum; conga, de Ritmos de
Cuba, letra y m Rodriguez Fiffe y F.
Fernandez; pf. © July 14, 1941; E
for. 67585; Peer internat]. corp., New
York, 45135
Purcell’s trumpet voluntary; arr. Ber-
nard Bramley; pf. © Sept. 28, 1942;
E for. 67598; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 45136
Puro corte; gran tango, Raquel Bel-
monte; violin, with organ ace. ©
Dec. 2, 1940; E for. 67445; Southern
music pub. co., ltd., London. 45137
Purple haze; song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311928; Esther Wilt-
shire & Nola Whittaker, Circleville,
Utah. 45138
Purple pastel; by Sammy Prager; pf.
© Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 108947;
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inec., New
York. 45139
Purple sunset; w & melody. ©le
Noy. 5, 1942; E unp. 314270; Jeffery
Miller, Chicago. 45140
Puss In Boots; musical radio script,
text Madge Tucker, m Molly Donald-
son. © Oct. 6, 1942; D 76184; Mu-
sette publishers, inc., New York.
45140*
Pussy willow babes; song. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1942; E-unp. 309044; Katherine
Beaton Troker, North Sydney, N. S.,
Canada. 45141
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45142
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Put a little love, in each letter you | Quisiera decirte; bolero, letra Johnnie
write; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313204;
Dorthea Skidis, Collinsville, I].
45142
Put the boots to Hitler; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314649;
Plummer H. Riddle, Salem, O.
45143
Put your dreams away; w Ruth Lowe,
melody Paul Mann & Stephan Weiss.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314386;
Hdwin H. Morris & co., ine, New
York. 45144
Put your shoulder to the wheel; fox
trot march song, melody John Mc-
Gettigan. ©1e. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314473; Pauline M. Gray, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 45145
— song, melody Alvin Krausslich. ©
1 ec. Oct. 138, 1942; E unp. 312015;
Frank G. Meier, Cleveland. 45146
Putting on a smile, but blue; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1942; EH unp. 311983;
Hmily Seymour Linden, Studio City,
Calif. 45147
Quartet no. 2; by Ralph Dale Miller,
op. 16; sax. quartet se. & pts. © Oct.
7, 1942; E pub. 108261; Pro-art publi-
cations, New York. 45148
Que me importa; bolero, letra Manuel
Camacho Vega, melodia Francisco
Camacho Vega. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 318732; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 45149
Que si que no, que no que si; conga,
letra y m Ernesto Vazquez; pf.
May 380, 1942 ; E for. 67502 ; Ediciones
internacionales Fermata, Buenos
Aires. 45150
Queen of the flowers; song, m Robert
VanSickle. © 1. Oct. 20, 1942; E
unp. 812561; John Henry McKee,
Brunswick, Ga. 45151
Quiero sentir; bolero, letra y m Dario
Cafias Abril; pf. © Nov. 22, 1939;
E for. 67473; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 45152
Quiet river; by Alfred Hill; pf. ©
Nov. 2, 1942; E for. 67602; Boosey
& Hawkes (Aust.) pty. ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 45153
Quimeras; bolero, letra y m Mauricio
Jaime Esquenas. © June 22, 1942;
E for. 67482 ; Publicaciones musicales
Tempo, Buenos Aires. 45154
Camacho, m Noro Morales. © Oct.
16, 1942; E pub. 108664; Robbins
music corp., New York. 45155
Rain came; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312557;
Virginia Pieritz, Champaign, III.
45156
Rain now has gone away; song. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3130838 ; Shirley
Eunice Heckman, Chicago. 45157
Rain on the roof; w Elizabeth G. Dur-
kee, m Jack [i. e. J. P.] English, jr.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942: E unp. 308058;
John Patrick English, jr., Stoneham,
Mass. 45158
Rainbow; w & melody Elizabeth Ann
Boyer, Barb. White & Bob White.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314442;
Arthur Robert White, Chicago.
45159
Rainbow fantasy; by Margo Harrow;
pf. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108827;
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inc., New
Work. 45160
Rainbow’s end; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313218; Frank X. Surnock,
Los Angeles. 45161
Raincheck; by Billy Strayhorn; pf.
© Sept. 28, 1942: E pub. 108016;
Tempo music, ine., New York. 45162
Rainy day blues; song, m Vida Tucker
Goldman & Larry [i. e. L. E.] Gold-
man. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
313326; Lawrence Eddy Goldman,
Clayton, Mo. 45163.
Random harvest; by Herbert Stothart.
1. Opening title—2. Title contin-
-ued.—3. Finale. © 1c. each Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313972, 313973, 313989 ;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 45164-45166:
Ranger of the skye [?];: w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309631;
George Hiltz, Los Angeles. ‘45167
Ranger’s heaven; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5,
1942 ; E unp. 310846; Ralph Crutcher,
Findlay, Il. 45168:
Rapsodia afro cubana; pf., con letra.
© 1e. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311355;
Alcides L. Castellanos A., New York.
45169:
Raspberry song; song. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1942: EH unp. 313458; Arthur Silliman
Kinney, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
; 45170
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no. 10, 1942
Rataplan; from The daughter of the
regiment, adapted & arr., with text
matter L. M. Dodd; pf. © Oct. 6,
1942; E pub. 108545; Art publication
soc., Clayton, Mo. 495171
Rathbun; by Seth Bingham, op. 38;
organ. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
108605; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. . 45172
Ration blues; w Hazel J. Tinsley; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
312281; Maurine Smith Milner,
Madisonville, Tex. 45173
Raw recruit; song, melody Bob Carle-
fon, )1 ¢...Noy,, 9,.4942;., E unp.
314711; Anner! Bivins, Hickory, N. C.
45174
Razzle-dazzle on we go; w & melody.
©l1e Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311620;
Ruby E. Raddatz, Aberdeen, Wash.
45175
Reading lessons for the first year drum-
mer upon alternating single strokes;
by Carl E. Gardner. © Oct. 23, 1942;
AA 412732; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston. 45176
Rebecca; bolero, letra y m Padt [pseud.
of J. C. Lampe], arr. R. Wever. ©
1 e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311800;
John Ch. Lampe, Oranjestad, Aruba,
NAY 0 Ts in 45177
Rebel march; w Frances Whitfield, m
KE. F. Yerby & R. Roy Coats. © Oct.
2, 1942; E pub. 108504; Allen inter-
collegiate music, inc., New York.
45178
Recollection; song, with pf. solo. [Hun-
garian text] © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942;
E ounp. 318750; Anna Maria Uhrik,
Hillside, N. J. 45179
Recordando; by Bill [i. ec. W. R.]
Stafford; pf. ©1e. Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 312033; William Ross Stafford,
Phoenix, Ariz. 45180
Recruiting song; song. ©1c. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 313768; David Henry
Williams, New York. 45181
Red and white and blue girl; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313262;
Ester Jane Briggs, El Reno, OKI.
45182
Red-head; w Max Gardens, & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 312287;
Jack Gardens & Hal Sandack, Los
Angeles. 45183
Red headed boy, with the freckled
face; pf. treble, with w. ©1-. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp. 312418; Flora Rob-
ertson, Shafter, Calif. 45184
45200
Red River Valley; cowboy song, arr.
Walter Rolfe. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108338 ; Century music pub co., New
York. 45185
Red roses won’t tell dear; song, m
Eddie Keenan. © Oct. 28, 1942; E
pub. 108854; Rose G. Harris, Altoona,
Pa. 45186
Red sails in the sunset; w Jimmy Ken-
nedy, m Hugh Williams [pseud. of
Will Grosz], arr. William Stickles.
1. Men’s cho.—2. Mixed cho.—3. Wom-
en’s 3-pt. cho. © Oct. 27, 1942; E
pub. 108884, 108988, 108989 ; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
45187-45189
Red, White and Blue; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 23,1942;
E unp. 312962; Mrs. C. Cross, Pres-
ton, Ont., Canada. 45190
w & m Morris Skop & R. Skop. ©
1c. Sept. 1, 1942; E unp. 309444;
Rachel Skop, Orlando, Fla. 45191
Red, White and Blue boys; w & m
David Steele [pseud. of J. M. Mirko-
vich] © Sept. 28, 1942; E pub.
108622; Joseph M. Mirkovich, San
Francisco. 45192
Red, White and Blue march song; song.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312981;
Mrs. Fred Jacobs, Lorain, O. 45193
Reformatory blues; w & melody. ©
1 e Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312040;
Herman Adolphe Knapp, Westmont,
N. J. 45194
Regards from the U. S. A.; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313470;
Clyde Glyndon Smith, Denver.
45195
Regiment of Tom Thumbs Up; w & m
Charlie Chester & Reg Morgan. ©
Nov. 4, 1942; E for. 67627; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 45196
Registration of birth; from Random
harvest, by Herbert Stothart. ©1e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313965; Loew’s,
inec., New York. 45197
Regret; pf., with w. © 1 c¢. Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 313378; Patricia Ruth
Henry, Los Angeles. 45198
Reinhardt’s (Donald 8.) pivot system
for trombone. © Sept. 25, 1942; AA
412440; Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Phila-
delphia. 45199
Reinhardt’s (Donald S.) pivot system
for trumpet. © Sept. 25, 1942: AA
412441; Hikan-Vogel co., ine. Phila-
delphia. 45200
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45201
Rejoice to know they wait; w & mel-
ody Shirley Storm [i. e. S. S. Crouse]
& Louise Law [i. e. L. L. Dickey] ©
1 ¢, Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314602;
Shirley Storm Crouse & Louise Law
Dickey, Kent, O. 45201
Relajo (El) ; ranchera, letra y m Jesus
Castillon y Lamberto Leyva. © Jan.
14, 1942; E pub. 108669; Peer inter-
natl. corp., New York. 45202
Remember ; song, m Gordon R. Wood-
ford. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314758; Bessie Elaine Mickel, Digh-
ton, Kan. 452038
Remember Lidice; w John Hooks;
men’s cho., a cappella. © Sept. 26,
1942; E pub. 108439; Frank J. Ku-
bina, Chicago. 45204
Remember Lovers’ Lane; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
E unp. 308106; Louis G. Lazaro, New
York. ~ 45205
Remember me; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312233; Jessie
Lollar, Anderson, Ind. 45206
Remember now thy Creator; song, Bib-
_licealw. ©1e. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312048 ; Philip H. Cooley, Honolulu.
45207
Remember Paradise Bay ; song, m Leon
Martin [pseud. of Noel Marchant
Ryer] ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313846; Stephen Frank, Amesbury,
Mass. 45208
Remember their plan, to hell with
Japan; w & m Bill [i. e. W.] Finney.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 314516;
William Finney, Prairie du Chien,
Wis. 45209
Remember V for victory; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
HK unp. 314237; Jeanne M. Valeskie,
Bloomsburg, Pa. 45210
Remember, you’re coming home; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; B
unp. 3809260; Ann Marie Rimbach,
New York. 45211
Remembrance; song. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3138259; Raymond Si-
mon, Chicago. 45212
Reminiscing; w & m Emma Lafond
[pseud. of E. G. Baillargeon] ©1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 312700; Emma
Georgina Baillargeon, Bell, Calif.
45213
pt. II, n. s., v. 37
Rendezvous; song, m Eliot Gilmore.
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312133;
Ralph R. Reed, Bellingham, Wash.
45214
Rendezvous with loneliness; w & mel-
ody. © 1c Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
810723; Ruth Francis Quinn, Wil-
loughby, O. 45215
Rendezvousing with the shadows; m
Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Oct. 26, "1942 - E unp. 313280;
Jewell Hood, Alton, Til. 45216
Rest here in peace; cho. from St. John
passion, by J. S. Bach, freely adapted
Frederick Dawson; pf. © May 14,
1942; E for. 67522; Oxford univ.
press, London. 45217
Rest in my arms; song, melody Lind-
say McPhail. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314862; Clifford R. Patterson,
Chicago. 45218
Rest now; from Random harvest, by
Herbert Stothart. © 1 ¢ Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313958; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 45219
Rest of my life with you; song. ©
1 ce. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311840;
Margaret D. Rogers, Newell, Ia.
45220
Return, oh dove; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 14, 1942; Bo unp. 312060; Her-
bert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth,
Me. 45221
Reunion prayer; song. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312118; Jessie McCon-
nell & Claudia McConnell, Indianap-
olis. 45222
Reveille’s moon; w E. L. Johnson &
L. J. Houfek, m Jean [i. e«. E. B.]
Clark. ©1c. Sept. 23, 1942; E unp.
311410 ; Emilie Benedict Clark, Emily
Louise Johnson & Lyman Joseph
. Houfek, Appleton, Wis. 45223
Reverie; violin or violoncello & pf. ©
1 ¢@. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 314101;
Lorell McCann, Salinas, Calif. 45224
Reverie of a soldier’s sweetheart ; waltz
song. © 1.. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
314472; Wilda Marsh Charlette, Tal-
lahassee, Fla. 45225
Revolution and election ; from Dreamer
of Mexico, by Sol Kaplan. ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314700; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 45226
Rezongon ; tango, Anselmo A. Aieta ; pf.
© June 30, 1942; E for. 67387; Cor-
poracion musical Argentina, Ss. @,
Buenos Aires. 45227
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Rhapsody for. saxophone; by Toots
[i. e. Salvatore] Camarata. © 1.
Oct. 22, 1942;
outh music co.,
E unp. 312831; Plym-
ine., New York.
45228
Rhapsody in blue; by George Gershwin,
transcribed Ferde Grofé; miniature
orch. sc. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub.
109045; Harms, ine., New York.
45229
Rhythm for the tropics; from Moon-
- light in Havana, w & m Dave Frank-
im oO! Gc. Oct, 12,- 1942: HE unp,
311580; Universal musie corp., New
York. 45230
Ridin’ in the blue; w Charlotte Wilds,
m Maxine [i. e. C. M.] Cauble. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312804;
Catherine Maxine Cauble, Valdese,
N.C. 45231
Ridin’ on the Texas range; m Variety
song service; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310709;
Eugene Lee Wellman, Huntington,
TES Va
Riding in the sunset; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309251;
Alicia H., Lamadrid, Bogota, N. J.
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313885; John Dail, Merry Hill, N. C.
45234
| Road to Morocco; from the production,
Right now; song. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311572; Marion P. Gale,
Nahant, Mass. 45235
Right or wrong; song. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; EK unp. 311830; Ruth Wood.
Bonnell, Loveland, Col. 45236
Right there in Picardy; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310910;
Elizabeth Thornton Fields, Brook-
haven, Ga.
Ring out, wild bells; anthem, w Alfred
Tennyson, m Chas. F. Gounod, arr.
Ellen Jane Lorenz; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 27, 1942; E pub. 107727; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 45238
Ring that liberty bell again; w & mel-
ody Mickey McVay. © ice. Oct. 24,
1942; E unp. 312995; Mrs. John L.
Gaffney, Johnstown, Pa. 45239
Ring ye glad voices; Christmas, can-
tata, w & m Ruth EH. Day; mixed cho.,
soli & junior cho. © Sept. 26, 1942;
E pub. 108097; Willis music C0., Cin.
einnati. 45240
45282 |
45238 |
Riding over sagebrush plains; song, m
45237 |
45253
Rinso court scene; w & melody Andy
Love. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312192; Lever bros. co., Cambridge
Mass. 45241
Rinso White; w & melody Andy Love.
© 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 313558;
Lever bros. co., Cambridge, Mass.
45242
Rippling waters; w W. De Groot, m
A. Grusznski. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313149; William De Groot &
Agnes Grusznski, Green Bay, Wis.
45243
Rising Sun to get; w & melody. ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314574; Ross O.
Sackett, Chicago, 45244
River Sabine; w & m Jimmy Moss. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314050;
James Taylor Moss, jr., Port Arthur,
Tex. 45245
Road; hymn, w Roberta Miller. ©1e.
Noy. 4, 1942; E unp. 314285; Arlie
Kinkade, Canton, O. 45246
Road back home; w & melody Marcia
Campbell. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 308613; Edna Marcia Campbell,
Long Beach, Calif. 45247
Road that leads to Bethlehem; pageant
service for Christmas, w Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, m Forrest G. Wal-
ter; pf. © Aug. 17, 1942; E pub.
107706; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 45248
w Johnny Burke, m Jimmy Van
Heusen. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108705 ; Paramount music corp., New
York. 45249
Road to my heart; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314736; Effie M. Kolb, Fayette-
ville, Ark. 45250
Road to Siberia ; from Lady Macbeth of
Mtsensk, English w Wladimir La-
kond [pseud. of Walter Lake], m D.
Schostakowitsch, rev. & ed.; double
‘mixed cho. © Sept. 14, 1942; E pub.
108407 ; Quinto Maganini, Greenwich,
Conn. 45251
Road to victory; w K. Dunlap, m M.
Howe. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp.
311067; Katharine Dunlap & Mary
Howe, Washington. 45252
Robbins choral collection negro spirit-
uals; compiled & arr. Charles L.
Cooke; mixed voices. © Oct. 20,
1942; E pub. 108710; Robbins music
eorp., New York. 45253
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45254
Robin song; w S. M. Johnson, m J.
Haston; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; H unp. 312701; Suphronia M.
Johnson & Joseph Haston, Pomona,
Calif, 45254
Rock of ages; w & m Cordelia Monroe.
© May 1, 1942: E pub. 107738; Mon-.
roe music house, Cordelia Monroe,
sole owner, Norfolk, Va. 45255
w Augustus M. Toplady, m Thomas
Hastings, arr. Hugo Frey. © Aug.
21, 1942; E pub. 107377; Robbins
music corp., New York. 45256
Rockabye; song, arr. Frances Raymond-
Weller. © Sept. 20, 1942; E pub.
108631; Winifred Alice Jiles, Santa
Ana, Calif. 45257
Rock-a-bye, baby; traditional w & m,
additional w & arr. of m Harry Rob-
ert Wilson; treble cho. © Oct. 5,
1942: E pub. 1083874; Hall & Mc-
Creary co., Chicago. Ue Es
Rocking chairs by the old fireside; song,
m Robert VanSickle. © 1. Oct. 5,
1942; EH unp. 310920; Edward L. Lar-
son, Wheeling, Til. 45259
Rocky road blues; w & melody Bill
fi. e. W. S.J] Monroe. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; EH unp. 313092; William Smith
Monroe, Nashville. 45260
Rode the six hundred; w Amy Lowell,
m H. K. Lamont. © 1. Sept. 8,
1942; E unp. 308211; Helen Lamont,
administrator of estate of Harry K.
Lamont, Rockford, Il. 45261
Rodeo in heaven; w Ekko Whelan, m
Roger Lohrman. © June 19, 1941;
E pub. 108553; Newmusic publica-
tions, Chicago. 45262
Roll on; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310876; Waldo Meeks,
Newcomerstown, O. 45263
Roll on, Sleepy River; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314136; Viola
B. Chubb, Coarsegold, Calif. 45264
Roll on you Wildcats; w
Sweet. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
108944; Thornton W. Allen co., New
York. 45265
Roll out the bomber plane, boys; song.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 313306 ;
Pearl Anna Cameron, Blaney Park,
Mich. 45266
& m Milo.
pt. 117, n. s., v. 37
Romance; bolero, letra y.m Rafael Her-
nandez. © June 17, 1941; E for.
67546; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 45267
Romance in porcelain; by Reginald
James [pseud. of James Bell]; pf.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E for. 67572; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
45268
Romancing with a dream; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314264;
Effie Z. Worden, Boston. 45269
Romp and tomp Miss Emma; melody.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314366;
Thomas W. Jordan, Montgomery,
Ala. 45270
Rondo; 3 violins & pf. © Sept. 26,
1942 ; EH pub. 108177 ; Estelle Leonard,’
Union City, Ind. — 45271
Rookie’s song; w & m Richard [i. e.
J. R.] Gilbert. 1. Band sec., with
men’s voices.—2. Mixed voices. ©
1c. each Oct. 15, 1942 ; E unp. 312034,
312035 ; Jacob Richard Gilbert, Ham-
ilton, N. Y. 45272, 45273
we're with you; w & m
[i. e. James] Cooper & R.
Cooper... © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311482; James Cooper & Ruth
Cooper, New Orleans. 45274
Rooster on the road; by Sidney Law-
rence; pf. © Oct. 10, 1942; EH pub.
108522; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 45275
Rosary beads for you; w Mrs. L.
Samaniego, melody Joe Woods. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311853;
L. Samaniego, Brooklyn. 45276
Rosas negras; gran vals con variacion,
letra Alfredo Navarrine, m Severo
Vietri; pf. © Apr. 30, 1942; -E for.
67388; Corporacién musical Argen-
tina, Ss. a., Buenos Aires. 45277
Rose (A) breaks into bloom; by
Johannes Brahms, arr. H. Maxwell
Ohley, ed. Harry Watts; 2 pfs., 8
Roosevelt,
Jimmie
hands. © Sept. 26, 1942; E pub.
108175; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 45278
Rose of Kaintucky ; pf., with w. ©1ec.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312827; Har-
riette Beatrice Adams, Cleveland.
45279
Rose of No Man’s Land is blooming
again; song. ©1c. Noy, 3, 1942; EH
unp. 314209; Leon Howard Mayer,
West Newton, Mass. 45280
1658
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
45307
Rose of old Mexico; w & melody. ©] Royal phone; w & m Fred Carpenter &
1 e. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313453;
Oharles Herbert Dickson, New
Orleans. 45281
Rosebowl of our hearts; w C.
Sehloredt, m D. J. Allread; pf.
1 ce. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312517;
Doris J. Allread & Cecilia Schloredt,
Sundance, Wy. 45282
Rosebud; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312544;
Leroy Pearsall, Wilmington, N. C.
45283
Roses from the South; waltz, w & arr.
of m Ellen Jane Lorenz, m Johann
Strauss; women’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Aug. 20, 1942; E pub. 107719; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 45284
Roses will bloom again; w & m Olive
F. Conway; med. voice. © Oct. 13,
1942; E pub. 108430; Volkwein bros.,
ine., Pittsburgh. 45285
Rositas (Las) ; corrido cancién. ©1c.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 311871; Jesus
Lopez, Chicago. 45286
Roumanian rhapsody no. 1; by Georges
Enesco, op. 11, arr. Frederick Block;
pf. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108627;
Century music pub. co., New York.
45287
Roundup moon brightly is shining; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311470; Charles Rothier, Jackson,
Mich. 45288
Roundup time in Dreamland; song, m
Mae Davis. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E
unp. 311516; Elsie Mae Jordan, South
Portland, Me. 45289
Rout them boys; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311656; Thekla Wolf, Tampa,
Fla. 45290
Row, row, row your boat; old round,
traditional w, m arr. Harry Robert
Wilson; treble cho. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 108375; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 45291
Rowan tree; w Lady Nairne, m tradi-
tional, arr. Hugh S. Roberton; 2 sop.
voices. © Sept. 11, 1942; E for.
67489 ; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 45292
Rowin’ up the river after dark; w Paul
Cunningham, m Leonard Whitcup.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108529;
Broadway music corp., New York.
45293
31591—43——_10
M. Brown, arr. Teresa Sanders; pf.
© July 21, 1942; E pub. 107438;
Milan Brown, Indianapolis. 45294
Rubber isn’t rubber anymore; w Tom
[i. e. T. M.] Adair, melody Dick [i. e.
R. R.] Uhl. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; EB
unp. 3811698; Thomas M. Adair &
Richard R. Uhl, Kingston, Pa.
45295
Rudely Foo; w & melody. © 1. Oct.
dD, 1942; E unp. 310916; Grady Cun-
ningham, Oklahoma City. 45296
Ruego (El) ; chango, letra y m Obdulio
Morales; pf. © Nov. 22, 1989; E for.
67574; Southern musie pub. co., inc.,
New York. 45297
Run-around gal; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 3138933; Marian Moore,
Tacoma. 45298
Russia, unconquerable; song. © Nov.
2, 1942; E for. 67616 ; Florence Carey,
London. 45299
Rustle of spring; melody Christian
Sinding, arr. Vincent Lopez. © 1 e.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 312301; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 45300
Rusty joined the army; w D. Wright,
m L. Baiett. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; EB
unp.. 312703; Louise Baiett & Doris
Wright, Streator, Il. 45301
Sabbath service for congregational
singing; op. 45, Biblical w; organ.
© Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 108199;
Jacob Weinberg, New York. 45302
Saboteurs; from Dreamer of Mexico,
by Sol Kaplan. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314697; Loew’s, ine, New
York. 45303
Sad Manila; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 e¢ Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311600; Jerry E. Good-
win, Detroit. 45304
Safe in my heart; song. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 313351; Muriel L.
Wold, Chicago. 45305
Saga of Susie Brown; w J. Manus &
B. Bierman, m Harold Grant. ©
Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108791 ; Colonial
musie pub. co., inc., New York.
45306
Sail away, sailor boy; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314047;
Haskell B. Davis, Washington.
45307
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45308
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I nS. ae
Sail on; pf. treble, with w.. ©1c. Nov.| Salut d’amour:; by Edward Elgar, op.
5, 1942; EH unp. 314515; Claudine Mc-
' Govern, New Orleans. 453808
Sailing home; interpolations by Walter
G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup &
Teddy Powell from Dvorak’s Sym-
phony no. 5, arr. Roy Ringwald;
men’s cho., with girls’ trio. © Jan.
29, 1940; E pub. 108448; Words &
music, ine., New York. 45309
Sailing to Pearl Harbor; song. © 1c.
Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 311917; Jua-
nita Collier Clark, Hemet, Calif.
45310
Sailor boy; song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 312986 ; David Franklin, Dela-
van, Wis. 45311
Sailor boy’s letter; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3138229; Mrs. G. M.
Pugh, jr.. Hampton, Va. & A. HE.
Hudgins, Port Haywood, Va. 45312
Sailor Lee; w & melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
14, 1942; EH unp. 312079; F. G. Lu-
Cassen, San Francisco. 45313
Sailor sweetheart; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314230; William A. Penrod, Dayton,
O. 45314
Sailor’s furlough; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 311050; Frank
V. Simpson, Bloomfield, N. J. 45315
Sailors of the air; w Don [i. e. D. B.}
Thorburn, melody Charles Wolcott.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314082;
Walt Disney productions & Donald-
son B. Thorburn, Burbank, Calif.
45316
St. Francis’ hymn; w tr. from St. Fran-
cis of Assisi & m arr. W. B. Olds,
m from Geistliche kirchengesinge ;
3-pt. mixed cho. © Oct. 29, 1942; E
pub. 108985; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 45317
Salesman Joe; 2-pt. treble voices. ©
1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312415;
Maurine K, Richardson, Watertown,
45318
Salome; from DuBarry was a lady, w
& m EH. Y. Harburg, Roger Edens &
Earl Brent. © 1. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 309121; Loew’s, ine, New
York. 45319
Salty seas; w D. Wright, m L. Baiett.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313027;
Doris Wright & Louise Baiett,
Streator, Ill. 45320
12, arr. G. Frank Humbert; pf.; in
©. © July 12, 1942; E for. 67326;
Schott & co., ltd., London. — 45821
Salute Corregidor; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311833; Bruce Alvin
Young, Arlington, Tex. 45322
Salute the lovely ladies; w & melody
Mickey [i. e. Michael] Diamond. ©
1 ec. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311128;
Michael Diamond, Brooklyn. 453823
Salute the marines; song. © Oct. 17,
1942; E pub. 108731; William C.
Murdoch, jr., San Francisco. 45324
Salute to America; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; EH pub.
108618; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
45325
Salute to the army, the navy and the
marines; from Calling all kids, w
Sam Baerwitz, m Felix Bernard. ©
1 ec Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310783;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 45326
Salute to the boys over there; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 309424; Charles A. Toohey, San
Francisco. 45327
Salute to the victor; march militaire,
S. J. Mustol; symphonic band pts.,
with conductor. © Oct. 21, 1942;
E pub. 108755; Belwin, inc., New
York. 45328
Salute to the WAVES; w & melody.
© Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108897;
Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh. 45329
Salvation army brass band journal;
compiled Bramwell Coles; full se. &
pts. nos. 1205-1208, June, 1942.
Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67340; Salva-
tionist pub. & supplies, ltd., London.
45330
Samba-bamba; letra Candido Bansato
y Humberto Herrera, melodia H.
Herrera. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; H
upp. 313739; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 45331
Sammy; w & m Jane Van KEtten [i. e.
J. V. Andrews] © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1942; E unp. 310328; Jan Van Etten
Andrews, Evanston, III. 453882
Sanctuary; w Harding W. Gaylord, &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311671; Clare Vaughan Sturges,
Farmington, Me. 45333
Sand man; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314437; Estalene
Dye, Seaton, III. 45334
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
45363
Sandman’s lullaby; w & melody. ©] Say hello to dear Mother McCree over
1. ec: Oct... 16,.1942;:- E, unp. 312128 ;
Lewis Edmond Faust, West Haven,
Conn. 45335
Santa Lucia; Neapolitan song, English
w Tom Waring, m arr. Roy Ring-
wald; men’s cho.
E pub. 108780; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 45336
Satan pleads with Hitler; song, melody
Robert Pollack. © 1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1942;
E unp. 811424; Katherine Deligny, |
High Point, N. C. 45337
Save the pieces; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312875; Bonita
Paula Truax, Dallas. 45338
Save with Uncle Sam; w C. M. Green,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; BE
unp. 312672; Charlotte M. Green &
Lorenzo M. Robertson, Detroit.
45339
Savings bonds for you and me; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311791; Maurine K. Richard-
son, Watertown, S. D. 45340
Saw you never in the twilight; w Cecil
F. Alexander, m Gardner Read, op.
6a; mixed voices; pf. or harp acc.
© Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107346; Oli-
ver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 45341
Sawdust man; w & melody Bessie L.
Dyer. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313165; Alexander Theodorakopou-
los, Los Angeles. 45342
Say a little prayer; arr. Gerry Mason;
orch. pts. © Sept. 29, 1942; E for.
67551 ; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 45343
Say a prayer; pf. treble, with w. ©
Tan. NOM 25, 1042, Ho np, poloole :
Arthur Vervaet, Paterson. 45344
—w & melody Nina Bentley [pseud.
of M. B. Spitz] ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942:
E unp. 312323; Minna B. Spitz, Phil-
adelphia. 45345
Say a prayer for your boys out there;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E unp. 314554; Leta Laree Wade,
Kansas City, Mo. 45346
Say a prayer in your heart; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311587; G. E. Vinaroff, Russell, Kan.
45347
Say am I a crazy guy: w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314016;
Edna May Biggerstaff, Chicago.
45348
© May 18, 1942;.
there; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942;
E unp. 308999; Milton White, San
Quentin, Calif. 45349
Say it with dancing; from When
Johnny comes marching home, w Don
Raye, m Gene De Paul. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp..312354; Universal
music corp., New York. 45350
Say it with your eyes; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312736;
Genia Malphurs, Tallahassee, Fla.
45351
Say not farewell; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 312289; Othilie
Swenson, Rochester, Minn. 45352
Say, till we meet; song. ©1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312696; Erminie Lenore
Bonesteel Wilhelm, Riverside, Calif.
45353.
Say you'll be mine; w & melody. ©1ec.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314429; H. M.
Ford, Springfield, O. 45354
Saying goodbye; pf., with w. ©1e.
Noy. 9, 1942; E unp. 314782; John
Clement Lioyd, Rutland, Vt. 45355
Searf; from Gambler’s choice, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof & Ear] Brent.
© 1 e«. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310755;
Loew’s, inc., New York, 45356
Serap iron jive; w Gloria Parker &
G. D. Weiss, & melody. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1942; E unp. 311377; George
David Weiss, New York. 45357
Serap — serap —scrap, I’m scrapping
with the J. V. army; song, pf. sc.
Billie Foster. © 1c. Noy. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314299; Chris Rowland, Balti-
more. 45358
Scrap song; w Raymond Abrashkin,
melody Lou [i. e. L. W.] Kleinman.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 318690;
Louis W. Kleinman, Brooklyn. 45359
Scrubb McGee; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
812556; Stanley Vavryca, Jackson,
Mich. 45360
Scrubbin’; song. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314875; Samuel I. Diehl, New
York. 45361
’Scuse please; w & m M. F. Robertson.
© June 3, 1942; E pub. 108479; Free-
Inan music co., Cortland, -N. Y.
45362
Se va; melodia, con ace. de pf. ©l1e.
Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311872; Jestis
Lopez, Chicago. 45363
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pt. m7, n. s., v. 37
45364
Sea-blue gardens; w Rose Cooper, m | Serenade in swing; melody Lowell Mar-
W. H. Anderson; women’s 38-pt.
voices. © July 31, 1942; E for.
67608; Oxford univ. press, Toronto.
45364
Sea-gull; song. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942;
E unp. 312756; Clara May Russell
Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 453865
Sea-gulls; song. © 1. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312326; Edith Dugat Brown,
Kansas City, Mo. 45366
Search me, O God; Biblical w, m C.
Albert Scholin; 2-pt. treble voices.
© July 26, 1942; E pub. 108975; Ed-
win H. Morris eo., inc., New York.
45367
Seasons; song. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E
unp. 312757; Clara May Russell
Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 45368
Second movement from Symphony in
B minor; by Franz Schubert, arr.
Lucien Caillet; Symphonic band pts.,
with conductor. © Oct. 5, 1942; E
pub. 108770; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York... 45369
Seek ye the Lord; song, Biblical w
adapted. ©1e. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
311062 ; Mabel Dugat Brown, Austin,
Tex. 45370
Semper vigilantes; pf. © 1c. Oct. 18,
1942; E unp. 312021; Louis W.
Bleser, Lynbrook, N. Y. 45371
Send a souvenir from home; w & m
Paul Rebere [pseud. of P. L. Specht]
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E inp. 311766;
Paul L. Specht, New York. 45372
Send ’em thru’ sixth port, Uncle Sam;
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 309954;. Ray Perkins,
Roslyn, N. Y. 45373
Send forth Thy light; Biblical w, m
Mily A. Balakirev, adaptation of w
& arr. of m Noble Cain. 1. Men’s
cho.—2. 3-pt. mixed cho. © Oct. 1,
22, 1942; E pub. 108304, 1088438 ; Hall
& McCreary co., Chicago.
45374, 45375
Sefiorita Carmencita; letra y melodia.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312327;
Erasmo Miranda, New York. 45376
Sensible; bolero; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311878;
Jesus Lopez, Chicago. 45377
Serenade; from Les millions d’Arle-
quin, by R. Drigo, arr. Carl Weber ;
pf. © Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 108682;
Emil Ascher, ine., New York, 45378
tin. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
814389; Charling music eorp., New
York. 45379
Serenade to a memory; melody Ted
[i.e T. G.] Martin. © 1 e Nov. 5,
1942; E unp. 314832; Theodore Grif-
fith Martin, Chattanooga. 45380
Serenade to the sun; w Cliff Friend,
m Guy Wood. © Oct. 5, 1942; E
pub. 108718; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 45381
Serenata ; letra y melodia. ©1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314346; Erasmo Mi-
randa, New York. 45382
Serenity ; w Whittier, m Charles Ives.
© May 27, 1942; E pub. 108272;
Arrow music press, ine., New York.
45383
Sergeant Jerry: song. © 1. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311318; John Stoisor,
Indianapolis. 453884
Sergeant Susan; song. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 313313; Janet Russell
Brodie, Ottumwa, Ia. 453885
Service selections; hymns, harmonized
& arr. John Carl Wohlfeil. © July
30, 1942; E pub. 108955; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 45386
Serving Uncle Sam again; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 312968; Mrs. Al Griffey,
Cleveland. 45887
Set down servant; negro spiritual, arr.
Robert Shaw; mixed voices. © July
30, 1942; E pub. 108454: Words &
music, ine., New York. 45388
Setting the trap; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313446; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 45389
Seven times the moon came; w Jessie
B. Rittenhouse, & melody. © 1 ec.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311630; Edward
Judson Fitzhugh, Jamaica, N. Y.
f 45390
Seventh day of December, at Pearl
Harbor ; foxtrot, w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311487; Beulah
Alvis Tedford, Rockport, Tex. 45391
Sh—! Don’t make a sound; w & m
Sunny Skylar. © Oct. 16, 1942; HE
pub. 108660; Leo Feist, ine, New
York. 45392
Shadchen (Der); w Gabriel Leeb, &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
311537; Bernard L. Goldman, Cleve-
land. . 45393
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Shadow of a doubt; w Bob Reed, mel-
ody Harry Miller. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1942 ; E unp. 314617; Music products,
ine., New York. 45394
Shadows; song, m Robert Pollack. ©
1 ec. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311481;
Oliver H. Gregory, Carbon, W. Va.
45395
—wé&melody. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312255; Ruth Mann, Dear-
born, Mich. 45396
Shadows in the starlight; w Harold
Adamsohn, & melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311874; Ted Grouya,
Bel Air, Calif. 45397
Shake a leg; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 318219; William A. Cargill,
Akron, O. 45398
Shake everything you’ve got; song, m
Robert VanSickle. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313514; Perle Stewart,
Pennington Gap, Va. 45399
Shanghai for China; w & m Tommy
[i. e. A. V.] Thompson. © 1c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315017; Anne Val-
doriene Thompson, Los Angeles.
45400
Shangri-La; w Bert Douglas & EH, B.
Johnson, m B. Douglas; pf. treble.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; EK unp. 311742;
Evan B. Johnson, New York. 45401
Sharing a Maryland moon; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312637; John Tracey Powers, Sum-
merville, S. C. 45402
Sharing the moon with you; song, m
Robert Pollack. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942;
E unp. 311423 ; Goldie Fulton, Spring-
field,’ O. 45403
She loves you as never before; song,
melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 ¢. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312964; George
Byers, Roy, B. C., Canada. 45404
Sheep lay white around; Biblical w, m
R. Deane Shure; mixed cho. © Sept.
1, 1942; E pub. 107468; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 45405
Shenanigan; boogie woogie, Carl
Frangkiser; symphonie band pts.,
with conductor. © Oct. 20, 1942; E
pub. 108756; Belwin, ine., New York.
45406
Shepherds on this hill; Greek folk song,
w Helen Dickinson, m transcribed
Jessie Newgeon Hawkes, arr. Clar-
ence Dickinson ; women’s 3-pt. voices.
© Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 108087;
H. W. Gray co., ine., New York.
45407
45421
She’s a back seat driver; fox trot, w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
3128387; Emmet Edward Niehoff,
Louisville. 45408
She’s a naughty, naughty angel; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©l1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318271; H.
Houston Hays, Tulsa, OK1. 45409
She’s a southern dream; foxtrot song.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314156;
Aaron Gilbert Reimann, Schenectady,
ING 45410
She’s carrying the torch for me; w Pat
Mann, & melody. © 1. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313920; Victor Picone,
New York. 45411
She’s gonna be mine; foxtrot, w & mel-
ody: * © We Oct-12, 1942; BH unp.
311920; Jean Elkins, Prince Rupert,
B. C., Canada. 45412
She’s got bars on her shoulders, stars
in her eyes; w & m Charles Murray,
Kurt Kaszner & Al Stillman. © Oct.
2, 1942; E pub. 108299; Chappell &
co., ine., New York. 45413
She’s the angel of our alley; w & m
Paul Rebere [pseud. of P. L. Specht]
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311768;
Paul L. Specht, New York. 45414
Shine hallelujah shine; w & melody
Bill [i. e. W. S.] Monroe. ©1e. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 313094; William
Smith Monroe, Nashville. — 45415
Shine like a mornin’ star; spiritual, w
by & m. arr. W. C. Handy. © Oct. 23,
1942; E pub. 109047; Handy bros.
musie ¢co., ine., New York. 45416
Shine Spoon River moon; w & melody
Wink [i. e. W. O.] Wright. ©1ee.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312790; Wilfred
Otto Wright, Camp Rucker, Ala.
45417
Shine the deck; song, arr. Sara All
Abernethy. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 314106; Helen Norbeck Law-.
rence, New Bern, N.C. 45418
Shingle-house Town; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312313;
Charles Day, Toledo. 45419
Ship ahoy; w Irving [i. e. Carl Irving]
Bell, melody Doc [i. e. G. M.] Bechtel.
© 1c. Noy. 6, 1942; E unp 314894;
Gerald Martin Bechtel, Buffalo.
45420
Shipbuilder’s song; w & melody. ©1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312259; Edward
F, Judge, Cranston, R, I. 45421
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45422
Shipmate of mine; w J. H. Garrett,
melody D. Ahlstrand. ©1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314417; Jack H. Gar-
rett & David Ahlstrand, Bremerton,
Wash. 45422
Shooting rockets at the moon; w & mel-
ody. “© 1 el Oct, 311942 unp:
313691; John Orville Ephardt, De-
troit. 45423
Short’nin’ bread; w & m arr, Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108574; Century music pub. co., New
York. 45424
Shout, Americans, shout; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309110; Elizabeth
W. Fluegel, New Carlisle, Ind. 45425
Shove on, brave boys, shove on; m
Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; EB unp. 310826;
William Shimer Sheldon, Pawhauska, |
Silver moon; w & melody William Mac-
Okl. 45426
Showdown for love; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 8117838;
Marion R. Drews, Allston, Mass.
45427
m Arthur Sullivan, adapted Ira B.
Wilson,
Voce. se.
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Shy; w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 1, 1942;
© Sept. 15, 1942; D 76188;
E unp. 311041; William Feldman, |
45428
suenio ; vals, letra Pablo } ...
- ‘Sin san sore; lamento afro, letra y m
Newark, N. J..
Si me miras...
A. Scolari, m Jerédnimo Manchado;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1942; E for. 67302;
Ediciones
Buenos Aires.
Si nuestro amor; bolero, letra y m
Maria Grever.
New York.
Siegesfeier ; v. Max Reger, op. 145, nr.
7; organ. © Jan. 29, 1916: E for.
67390; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
45431
Sign in the sky; Christmas service, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson, m I. H.
Meredith; pf. © Aug. 17, 1942; E
pub. 107707; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 45482
Signal corps salute; pf. © 1 c. Oct.
20, 1942; E unp. 812658: Robert E.
Foster, Seattle. 45433
Silver wings;
Shreds and patches from Gilbert and
Sullivan; operetta, w W. S. Gilbert, |
bk. Paul Jordan Monroe. |
45427* |
‘Simple little ditty; w & melody. ©
internacionales Fermata, |
45429 |
‘Since he traded his zoot suit for a uni-
© Nov. 2, 1942; E}
pub. 108980; Robbins music corp., |
45480 |
pt) 01; YS. vee
Signal from the blue; w & melody. ©
1 ce. Oct. 9,-1942; BH unp! 311528;
Samuel Alfred Masselle, Marilboro,-
INVEY - 45484
Silence; w Juan Cavallero [pseud. of
J. C. Addison], m George Lessner.
© Oct. 27, 1942; E pub. 108801; Jua-
nita Cavallero Addison, Washington.
45435.
Silent night, holy night: original Ger-
man w Joseph Mohr, m Franz Gru-
ber, arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz; women’s
cho. [English w only] © Aug. 25,
1942; E pub. 107725; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 45436.
Silent pool; by Archy Rosenthal; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1942; E for. 67618; Boosey
& Hawkes (Aust.) pty. ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 45437
Silver lining; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct.
29, 1942; E unp. 318466; Mary V.
Harris, Hinton, W. Va. 45438.
nab Box. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E
unp. 309076; Macnab historical assn.,
Foleyet, Ont., Canada. 45439
song, arr. Lindsay Mc-
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311204: Otto W. Kulling, Meadow-
brook, Pa. 45440:
—melody Robert Pollack. ©
1 ec Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311480;
Loretta Piggott, Seattle. 45441
Phail.
1 ce. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312417;
Maurine K. Richardson, Watertown,
45442
'Celedonio Gonzalez; pf. © July 14,
1941: E for. 67582; Peer internat.
corp., New York. 45443.
form; w & m Carmen Lombardo &
Pat Innisfree. © Nov. 9, 1942; E.
pub. 109069; Irving Berlin, ine., New
-York. 45444
—— pf. treble. © 1 Gc) Novum
1942; H unp. 314367; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 45445.
Since I first met you; pf., with w.. ©
1 e. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312803;
Henry Arthur Frischknecht, Leonia,
N. J. 45446
Since I found you; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310863; B. L. E.
Olson, Shell Lake, Sask., Canada.
45447
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no. 10, 1942
45477
Since I lost you; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312369; Joe E. Price,
Forsythe, Ga. 45448
Since Nancy flashed her eyes on me;
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311644; Kae
B. Heifenbine, Triadelphia, W. Va.
45449
Since we have said goodbye; song. ©
Oct. 29, 1942; E pub. 108867; Gwen-
dolyn Evon Breining, Hollywood,
Calif. 45450
Since you are gone; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©
1 e Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318875;
Mattis Nelson, Parkersburg, W. Va.
45451
Since you became famous; pf., with w.
© le. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313698 ;
James Edward Henry, Philadelphia.
45452
Since you have forgotten me; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312179;
Margaret Niketa, Cincinnati. 45453
Since you have gone; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 e@ Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312207;
_ Freda Bankes-Argo, Malta, O.
45454
—— w & melody Gene [i. e. E. B.]
Washington. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942;
E unp. 313365 ; Eugene Bell Washing-
ton, Baltimore. 45455
Sing-a-rhyme picture book; w & melody
selected & arr. Edith Brockway. ©
Aug. 5, 1942; AA 409677; Whitman
pub. co., Racine, Wis. 45456
Sing a song; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313195 ;
Daphne G. Sweetzer, El Monte, Calif.
45457
Sing a song of freedom; song. ©1..
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311303; Clayton
Roy Cowan, Omaha. 45458
Sing and shout; w J. Waters, m Emmie
Durden [i. e. E. D. Smith] ©le.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314176; Emmie
D. Smith & John Waters, Graymont,
Ga. 45459
Sing, everybody, sing; original w & m
John P. Long, American version Al
Stillman. © Oct. 13, 1942; E pub.
108774; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 45460
Sing for victory ; folio, w & m compiled
& arr. © Aug. 14, 1942; E pub.
107494; Murray Chase, New York.
45461
Sing, robin, sing; w & m Lily Strick-
land [i. e. Lily Strickland Anderson];
3-pt. mixed cho. © Oct. 5, 1942; E
pub. 108372; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago, 45462
Sing! Sing! Sing; w Gerard Van Loon,
m John Sacco; orch. pts. © Oct. 12,
1942; E pub. 108474; Boston music
co., Boston. 45463.
Sing! Sing! Sing! Sing so they can hear
you; w Gerard Willem Van Loon, m
John Sacco. 1. Women’s 3-pt. cho.—
2. Mixed cho.—3. Men’s cho. © Oct.
8, 1942; E pub. 108358-108360; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 4546445466
Sing V for victory; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312391; Mal-
colm Hubbard Miner, Bangor, Me. —
45467
Sing, whistle and smile; song. © Oct.
23, 1942; E pub. 108798; Olive H. Mc-
Claren, Mt. Pleasant, Ia. 45468
Singing soldiers; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 312170; Charles
Dolor Bourcier, Atlantic City. 45469
Singing wires; w S. R. Clair, m H. J.
Tracy. ©1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313358; Harold James Tracy & Sue
Ross Clair, Denver. 45470
Sinners; w R. Nazareth, melody T. H.
Kornelissen. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1942;
E unp. 308832; Rose Nazareth &
- Theodore H. Kornelissen, Newhall,
Calif. 45471
|
Sinner’s plea; negro spiritual, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
_E unp. 318193; Hilda Kelley, Chi-
cago. . 45472
Sinner’s warning; song, m Gordon R.
Woodford. ©. 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314757; Ellis Vandorston Had-
ley, Decatur, 111. . 45473
Sister of Mademoiselle from Armen-
tiers [?]; w & melody. © 1. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309255; Ruth Carol
Babcock, Atlantic City. 45474
Sister, take it slow; w & melody Jerry
Sherwin. © 1 c. Sept. 16, 1942; BE
unp. 309186; Jerome Joseph Smulin,
New York. 45475
Sittin’ by the old corral; w & melody
Wilf Carter. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 311557: Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 45476
Six flats unfurnished; fox trot, Dick
Maltby; orch. pts. © Oct. 12, 1942;
E pub. 108663; Regent music corp.,
~ New York. 45477
1665
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45478
pt. 117, n. s., Vv. 37
Six months for love; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 318420;
Harold Adolphus Campbell, Los An-
geles. 45478
Six o’clock jam; song, melody Robert
N. Schanzer. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314654; Harry Behar, New
— York. 45479
Six short tales; by Bernard Wagenaar ;
pf. © Aug. 28, 1942 ; E pub. 1073388 ;
Chappell & co., inc., "New York.
45480
Skies of blue; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c.
Oct. 16, 1942: E unp. 312218; Ray A.
Moyer, White Haven, Pa. 45481
Skippin’ along; by P. Frosini; pf. ac-
cordion. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108911; Alfred music co., ine., New
York. 45482
Sky’s (The) the limit; song, arr. Er-
nest Seitz. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E
unp. 318569; Gavin Livingstone
Creed, Ottawa. 45483
Slack (Freddie) boogie-woogie book on
8-beats; by F. Slack; pf. © Nov. 4,
1942; AA 418819; Robbins music
corp., New York. 45484
Slap your hip polka; w & melody Zeke
[i. e. Leo] Manners & Sid Kuller.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311771;
Leeds music corp., New York. 45485
Slapajap march; w & melody Tom [i. e.
T. H.] English. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314248; Thomas H. English,
Atlanta. 45486
Slapping the bass fiddle; pf. © 1.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308043; Mer-
vin Aaron Cohen, Washington. 45487
Sleep tight; by Paul Metcalf [i. e. O. P.
Metcalf, jr.]; pf. treble. ©1e. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312944; Orlando
Paul Metcalf, jr., Chicago. 45488
Sleeping bag sequence; from Journey
for Margaret, by Eric Zeisl. ©1ce.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313995; Loew’s,
ine., New York.
Sleepy lagoon; w Jack Lawrence, m
Hriec Coates, arr. William Stickles;
men’s cho. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub.
108841; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
45490
Sleepy train lullaby; waltz song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 311218; Imogene Muel-
ler, Eureka, Calif. 45491
45489
Sleepy village; w & m Merrill Sparks,
arr. Harry A. Stone. © Sept. 2,
1942; E pub. 108191; Cine-mart
music pub. co., Hollywood, Calif.
45492
Sleigh bell serenade; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312824;
Charles Myerson, Philadelphia.
45493
Slight case of madness; lyrics & m J.
Shuman & J. Stevens, bk. J. Stevens
& F. Trebino. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1942;
D 76178; John Shuman, Jerry Ste-
vens & Franc Trebino, Philadelphia.
45493*
Slow movement from Serenade for
strings; by Edward Elgar, op. 20,
transcribed C. H. Trevor; organ.
Oct. 27, 1942; E for. 67579; British
& Continental music agencies, Itd.,
London. 45494
Slumber, my baby; w & m Margaret
Ball Hicks ; women’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 108173; Paul
A. Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
45495
Slumber, my dove; Alsatian carol, tra-
ditional w, English version Katherine
K. Davis, m arr. Jessie Angelyn Fitz-
gerald; women’s 38-pt. cho. © Sept.
21, 1942; E pub. 108593; E. C. Schir-
mer music co., Boston. 45496
Slumber song; w Louis V. Ledoux, m
H. K. Lamont. ©1e. Sept. 8, 1942;
E unp. 308212; Helen Lamont, ad-
ministrator of estate of Harry K.
Lamont, Rockford, I]. 45497
Small Jesus; Christmas song, op. 33,
no. 3. © Oct. 15, 1942; E pub.
108635; Beatrice Fenner, Los An-
geles. 45498
Smile all the while; w & m Lee Shirley ;
pr. Ole Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314085; Leatha A. Shirley, "Madeira,
O. 45499
Smile along; waltz song, melody Paul
E. Goodman. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942;
EK unp. 308467; Evelynee Avis
Heimerl, West Allis, Wis. 45500
Smile, America; song, w Hugene S.
Barto. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311670; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 45501
Smile America smile; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313712;
Alexander John Nichols, Kearny,
Ni. J. : 45502
1666
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
45531
Smile away your troubles; w & melody. | So long dad keep ’em rolling; w & mel-
©1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313007;
Sammy Smith, Nashville. 45503
Smile (A) is worth a fortune; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
313571; Lester Grant Peters, Ames-
bury, Mass. 45504
Smile little sweetheart; song, pf. arr.
A. L. Grupenhof. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312049; Cicil J. Goldey
& Aloysius Leo Grupenhof, Cincin-
nati. 45505
Smile the American. way; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311692;
Tarsia Rossiter, Chicago. 45506
Smile thru the storm clouds; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313140; Glad Robinson Youse, Baxter
Springs, Kan. 45507
Smiling thru’ for you; w Annette P.
Kinsey & Inez Foote Jarrell, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314200; Howard Dolphus Kinsey,
Monroe, Ga. 45508
Smiths and Jones, .the Kellys and
Cohens; w & m Kay Twomey, Al
Goodhart & Irwin S. Joseph. © Oct.
16, 1942; E pub. 108659; Crawford
music corp., New York. 45509
Smoke on the water; w & melody Earl
[i. e. W. E.] Nunn. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1942; E unp. 311900; William Earl
Nunn, Nashville. 45510
Snap out of it; w & melody. ©1e
Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 314113; Betty
Fulton Maness, Harlan, Ky. 45511
Snooze your blues away; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312536; Paul Marion Kendrick, Nor-
folk, Va. 45512
So blue; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 314055; Paul Suey
Fong, jr., Sacramento, Calif. 45513
So close to my heart; w Kathyrine Nel-
son, & melody. ©1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
EK unp. 314108; Lela Davies Grune-
wald, Bothell, Wash. 45514
So far away; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311816; Charles A. Lendo,
Guantanamo, Cuba. 45515
So long; melody Annie Laurie [i. e.
Annie Laura] Trousdale. © 1 c.
Nov. 6, 1942; EH unp. 314406; Annie
Laura Trousdale, Houston. 45516
— song. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312978; Nadine Ww hi i e, Marshall,
Tex. 45517
ody. © 1c. Oct. 21; 1942; E unp.
312681; Isaac Tucker Chapple, Chi-
_ cago, 45518
So long, don’t be too long in Oolong;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
EK unp. 812718; Charles Alexander
Devine, Providence. 45519
So long for a while; song. ©1e. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp. 312305; Louise
Augusta Lingsch, New York. 45520
——w&melody. ©l1c. Aug. 10, 1942;
E unp. 318547; Lester Blossom, APO
924, % Postmaster, San Francisco.
45521
So long Japanese; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311821; Ethel Brooks,
Holland, Minn. 45522
So long, mom; song, m Katheryn Cupid.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312511;
Edna F. Birkholm, Alameda, Calif.
45523
So long old U. S. A.; w & m Mrs. C. G.
[i. e. C. B.] Kirkland. ©1e. Oct. 7,
1942; E unp. 313553; Cappie B.
Kirkland, Rome, Ga, 45524
So long, Sarah Jane; from I dood it,
w & m Lew Brown, Sammy Fain &
Ralph Freed. © 1 ec. Oct. 3, 1942;
E unp. 310773; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 45525
So long sweetheart; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314577;
Inez P. Holly, Shinglehouse, Pa.
45526
So near; w & m Bob [i. e. R. W.] So-
den. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312384; Robert Walsh Soden, Kansas
City, Mo. 45527
So near and yet so far; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee]. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312202;
William H. George, New York. 45528
So they think they’re gonna lick us;
m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313291;
Lelia Hinson, Wilmington, N. C.
45529
So you’re playing hard to get; w & mel-
ody Joe [i. e. J. A.] Meyer. ©1e.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311735; Joseph
A. Meyer, Denver. 45530
Soft hearted; from Seven days leave,
w Frank Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh.
© Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108446 ; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
45531
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45532
Soldier boy; song. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1942:
EK unp. 311368; Edith Libbie Wales,
Long Beach, Calif. 45532
song. ©1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp.
311769; George Carmen Picard,
Orange, N. J. 45533
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 313311; Harry L. Connor,
Hollywood, Calif. 45534
—w&melody. ©1e. Oct. 14, 1942;
EH ounp. 313557; Frances Primeaux,
Lake Charles, La. 45535
—w &melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 314044; Haskell B. Davis,
Washington. 45536
—w & melody Mrs. Jerome [i. e.
L. B.] Janisse. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 310112; Lucille Bezaire
Janisse, Detroit. 45537
Soldier boy come back to me; song.. ©
1 ec. Oct. 3, 1942: E unp. 310708;
Martin Joseph McMahon, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. 45538
Soldier boy has won; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
EH ounp. 314419; F. D. Brigham, Abi-
lene, Tex. 45539
Soldier boy in khaki, ‘a sailor girl in
blue; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314424; Harry Gordon
Higel, Sarasota, Fla. 45540
Soldier boy sweetheart, I love you; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313711; Alexander John Nichols,
Kearny, N. J. 45541
Soldier boy when you come back to me;
w Roslyn Kaye, melody Harry S.
Drucker. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E
unp. 312785; Doris Drucker, Annan-
dale, N. J. 45542
Soldier farewell; w & m Mrs. E. F.
[i. e. A. A.] Holder. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 38128538; Annie A.
Holder, Lynn, Mass. 45543
Soldier I will pray dear; song. ©1ce.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311751; ‘Flor-
ence Lieser Wolpers, Concordia, Mo.
45544
Soldier in white; song. © 1c. Oct.
14, 1942; E unp. 312005; Mary Cecile
Mullarkey, Chicago. 45545
Soldier on K. P.; w & melody Yock
Schwab. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314678; Jacob E. Schwab, New York.
45546
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Soldier says goodbye; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 314118;
Jean Alice Varn, Florence, Or.
45547
Soldier sings a love song; w & melody
George Kellogg. © 1 e. Oct. 20,
1942: E unp. 312664; George Leon
Appel, Eagle Rock, Calif. 45548.
Soldier with wings; w & melody. ©
I c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311915;
Gerald Alvan Guild, Keene, N. H.
45540:
Soldier’s dream; by Walter B. Rogers,.
arr. HE. M. Pearson [pseud. of J. S.
Seredy]; band pts., with conductor.
© Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 108771; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 45550"
song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1 ec. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311206; Mel-
vin L. Haddix, Camp Hood, Tex.
45551
Soldier’s good-bye; pf., with w. ©le.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311697; Agnes.
C. Drummond, Baltimore. 45552
Soldier’s home in heaven; march song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ec. Nov.
5, 1942: E unp. 314326; Joseph W.
Uritson, Coraopolis, Pa. 45553.
Soldier’s hymn; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 17, 1942: E unp. 312307; Altha
Crowther Wright, Baltimore. 45554
Soldier’s idea; song. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 314192; Earl Jackson,
Wilmington, N. C. 45555.
Soldier’s land of memory; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311775;
Altha Crowther Wright, Baltimore.
45556
Soldier’s lullaby ; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311458; Naomi
Maxine Kuykendall, Wichita. 45557
Soldiers of America; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314551;
George Wheale, Syracuse. 45558
Soldiers of production; w& melody. ©
1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312985;
Reuben Salmon, Brooklyn. 45559
w & melody Joe E. Russell [pseud.
of J. R. Feitelberg] © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312388; Joseph Russell
Feitelberg, Springfield, Mass. 45560
Soldiers of the U. S. A.; song, w John
A. Pape.’ © 1 a Oct. 14, 1942; E
unp. 312286; Marie Grace Pape, New
‘York. Y 45561
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no. 10, 1942
45588
Soldiers on parade; song, melody Man-
uel Warner. © 1. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312253: Jessie Mae Roberts,
Ruston, La. 45562
Soldier’s prayer; fox trot, w & m Vic-
tor P. Frangipane; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 16, 1942; E pub. 107815; Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., ine, New
York. 45563
—hymn, m Yale Libman. © 1.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 314492; Ray-
mond Delmore Borgaard, Minden,
Neb. 45564
—song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1'c Oct. 19, 1942; .E
unp. 312367: Clifton Henry Fergu-
son, Nortonville, Ky. 45565
Soldier’s refrain; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312374; Kathleen Bed-
ard, Washington. _ 45566
Soldier’s reverie; w & melody. ©1c.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314477; Charles
Smallwood, Washington. 45567
Soldier’s rosary; song. © Aug. 28,
1942: E pub. 107395; Sadie Janet
Black, Washington. 45568
—w R. Stein, melody E. J. Allpréss.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312392 ;
Rose Stein & Eva Jo Allpress, San
Antonio. 45569
Soldier’s serenade; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312069;
Ralph Francis Rice, Pelham Manor,
N. Y. 45570
w & melody Dusty Troyan & Trudy
Troyan. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311866; Joseph A. Troyan, East
Cleveland, O. 45571
Soldier’s song; song, w Violet H.
Powell. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313148; Angelo Fontecchio, La Salle,
Ill. 45572
Soldier’s welcome; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309540; Susie Jones,
Columbus, Ga. 45573
Sole possession of your heart; song,
melody Joe Woods. © 1 ec. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312091: Nicholas Bah-
nick, Northampton, Pa. 45574
Some day; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314647; Ruby K. Kuy-
kendall, Douglas, Ariz. 45575
Some day he’s coming for me; w E. E.
Davis, m R. G. Doner; 2-pt. treble
cho. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp.
308925; Ruth G. Doner & Edna Ethel
Davis, Brookville, Ind. 45576
Some day I’ll be going home; song, mel-
ody Clarke Tate. © 1c. Novy, 2, 1942;
E unp. 314072; Hilda Marmon, Mem-
phis, Tenn. ? 45977
Some day, some where; w & melody.
©1lce. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312137;
Lucie Irene Fisher, New Cumberland,
Pa. 45578
Some day you’ll be mine; pf. treble,
with w; in A. ©1c. Oct. 27, 1942;
E unp. 313360; Midas Herman
Parker, Chicago. 45579
‘Some flew east, some flew west; w G.
Rice, melody K. Hawkins & Bill [i. e.
W. H.] St. Thomas. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 314063; Grantland Rice,
Kay Hawkins & William H. St.
Thomas, Gloversville, N. Y. 45580
Some folks; w & m Stephen C. Foster,
arr. Travis Johnson & Margaret
Johnson; treble cho. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 108378; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 45581
Some guy; w & melody. © 1. Sept.
10, 1942; E unp. 314475; John Mar-
ten, Reno, Nev. 45582
Some other guy; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313581; Leon
H. Hagen, Minneapolis. 45583
Some rainy day; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©
1c. Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 313879;
Nola F. Lyons, Island Falls, Me.
45584
Somebody blabbed; pf., with w. ©1c.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312408; Mar-
garet Clair Rhodes, Clearwater, Fla.
45585
Somebody cares about you; w & m
Hugh Charles, Sonny Miller & Don
Pelosi. © July 7, 1942; E for. 67295;
Irwin Dash music co., 1td., London.
45586
Somebody lied; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] ©1e.
Novy. 2, 1942; E unp. 313847; Floyd S.
Fingar, Tivoli, N. Y. 45587
Somebody new kisses you; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 311940;
Lee (Lasses) White, West Los
Angeles, Calif. 45588
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pt. lI, n. s., v. 37
Somebody page me a private; song. ©| Somewhere I’ll find you; w & melody
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308057;
Geraldine Doris Edens, Monrovia,
Calif. 45589
Someday; pf., with w. ©1c. Sept. 26,
1942; E unp. 311895; Hthel Parker,
T>5y, Kan. 45590
Someday, you’ll come back to me; w
Arline Kirby, & melody. ©1e. Oct.
29, 1942; E unp. 313626; Edward
Dayton Kirby, Kansas City, Mo.
45591 |
Somehow; from Life of the party, w
Earle Crooker, m Frederick Loewe.
© Oct. 7, 1942; E pub, 108361; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 45592
Somehow I know; w V. Jones, melody
B. McOmber. © 1 ec. Nov. 5, 1942;
EB unp. 314274; Vivian Jones & Betty
McOmber, Albany. 45593
Someone in the know; from Count me
in, w & m Ann Ronell. © Oct. 13,
1942; EH pub. 108597; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 45594
Someone to care for; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312182;
Stanley Edgar Clarke, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 45595
Someone who would change my mind;
pf., with w. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1942; E
unp. 313704; Henry Arthur Frisch-
knecht, Leonia, N. J. 45596
Someone you once knew; from Random
harvest, by Herbert Stothart. ©1c.
Noy. 2, 1942; EH unp. 313984; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 45597
Something has happened to me; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314581; Margaret Olea,
Calexico, Calif. 45598
Something that’s new; song. © Jan.
5, 1942; E pub. 108390; Charles
Henry Pace, Pittsburgh. 45599
Sometime, somewhere; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp, 312183;
Pauline Irwin Robinson, Merced,
Calif. 45600
Sometimes; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313151; Hasseltine
Lane, Raleigh, Miss. 45601
Somewhere; pf. treble, with w. ©1-c.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312482; Harvey
Bradley, New York. 45602
Somewhere beyond the sunrise; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310990; Ferne Collins,
Warrenton, Or. 45603
Clarke Van Doren. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 311467; Edwin Aubrey
Bauers, Upper Darby, Pa. 45604
Somewhere in Australia; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312241;
Wilbur Alvin Kuehne, Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Md. 45605
Somewhere in Hngland; w Douglas G.
Laker, melody Charles Brandon. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 312011;
Kaymusic publishers, Brooklyn.
45606
Somewhere in Ireland; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309422;
Harry Bell, Mildred Bell & Oliver M.
Ashley, Evansville, Ind. 45607
Somewhere out of the blue; w & mel- .
ody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313591; Blanche E. Odle, Covina,
Calif. 45608
Somewhere, someday; w & melody
Shirley Storm [i. e. S. S. Crouse] &
Louise Law [i. e. L. L. Dickey] ©
1c Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314603;
Shirley Storm Crouse & Louise Law
Dickey, Kent, O. 45609
Somewhere there’s somebody waiting
for me; w Alberta Danes Davis, m
Jimmy Crane. © 1. Oct. 8, 1942;
FE unp. 311323; Alberta J. Davis, East
Lansing, Mich, 45610
Son of Don Juan; from the operetta,
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 314463; Frank Michael Pagano,
New York. 45611
Sonata; by Roger Deming; violin & pf.;
in'B flat min. © 1 & Oct, 27°52;
EK unp, 313403; Reginald C. Deming,
Pasadena. 45612
—— op. 14; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; EB
pub. 108636; Edna Frida Pietsch,
Milwaukee. 45613
op. 51; violin & piano. ©1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 814606; Arne Old-
berg, Evanston, III. 45614
Sonata a tre stromenti; by Pierre-
Gabriel Buffardin, arr. Eleanor Frost
Hurd; treble recorders. © Oct. 24,
1942; E pub, 109066; E. C. Schirmer
music co., Boston. 45615
Sonata for violin and piano, no. 1; by
Virgil Thomson. © Dec. 19, 1941;
E pub. 108279; Arrow music press, —
inc., New York. 45616
Sonata in F minor; pf. © Apr. 20,
1942; EK pub. 108926; Stanley H, Sax-
ton, Saratoga Springs, N, Y. 45617 .
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45643
Sonata no. 1; excerpt, W. A. Mozart,]| Song of liberty; song, arr. R. Howell.
arr. Kathleen Armour; pf.;inC. ©] © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313763;
Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108626 ; Century
music pub. co., New York. 45618
Sonata pathétique; 2 excerpts, L. van
Beethoven, op. 13, transcribed Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108333; Century music pub, co., New
York. 45619
Sonatina in G; by Muzio Clementi, op.
36, no. 2, optional 2d pf. Irving D.
Bartley, with text matter L. M. Dodd;
pf. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108418;
Art publication soc., Clayton, Mo.
45620
Song for love; w Charles Lusted, m
Jane Van Htten [i. e. J. V. Andrews]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; EB unp. 310327;
Jane Van Etten Andrews, Evanston,
Ill. 45621
Song for the armored force; pf. ©1ec.
Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311367; Dale
~- McCormick, Fort Knox, Ky. 45622
Song in my arms; song, m Bob Carle-
ton. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub. 108797;
John F. Martin, East St. Louis, Hl.
45623
Song no. 15; melody. © 1c. Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 313395; Emanuel
Lackow, New York. — 45624
Song of America; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1 c. Oct. 28, 1942; E
unp. 312965’; Della Moore, Dowagiac,
Mich. 45625
w Ida Mizoura Blume, m Janie
Alexander Patterson [i. e. J. A. P.
Wagoner] © 1. Nov. 3, 1942; E
unp. 314206; Janie Alexander Pat-
terson Wagoner, Concord, N. C.
45626
Song of Bernadette; song. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; EH unp. 311148; Charles Cul-
len Chapman, New Orieans. 45627
—-w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314521; Rocco De Carlo, Cam-
den, N. J. 45628
——w Lou Lawrence [pseud. of Law-
rence Silverman], melody Michael
Field. ©1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp.
308643; Lawrence Silverman, New
York. 45629
Song of democracy; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311457;
Henry Harvey, Eglin Field, Fla.
45630
Song of Kentucky; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311122;
May Bushree, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
45631
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Wiley Woodrow Jenkins, Beaumont,
Tex. 45632
Song of Moses and the lamb; hymn, w
Noah E. Paulin. © 1 ¢@ Oct. 12,
1942 ; E unp. 311748; Harry G. Lucas,
Glendale, Calif. 45633
Song of rebellion; from DuBarry was
a lady, w & m Roger Edens. ©l1l-c.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313991; Loew’s,
ine., New York. ' 45634
Song of the air raid wardens; w R. B.
Kramer, m I. Lehrer. © 1 c. Sept.
16, 1942; E unp. 309196; Rose B.
Kramer & Irmgard Lehrer, New
York. | 45635
Song of the air training corps of Amer-
ica: w & melody Barry Barres [i. e.
O. M. Barres, jr.] © 1c. Aug. 29,
1942; E unp. 308692; Oliver Morgan
Barres, jr., Bethlehem, Pa. 45636
Song of the Andes (Cancién de los
Andes); Chilean serenade, English
version Helen Bagg, m Nino Mar-
celli; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Sept. 30,
1942; E pub. 108363; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 45637
Song of the bombardiers; song, w Har-
riette Wilbur. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311564; Winifred Wilbur,
West Los Angeles, Calif. 45638
Song of the bomber command; w G.
Marvey & E. Keller, melody P. Taub-
man. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; EH unp.
314451; Paul Taubman, Ellis Keller
& Gene Marvey, Long Island City,
Ni. 45639
Song of the commandos; pf. treble,
with w. © Sept. 30, 1942; E pub.
108420; J. W. Clement co., Buffalo.
45640
Song of the cymbals; from The son of
Don Juan, w & melody. ©1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 311044; Frank Mi-
ehael Pagano, New York. 45641
Song of the devil dogs; w Irving
Taylor, melody Vic Mizzy. © 1.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311218; Santly-
Joy, inc., New York. 45642
Song of the earth (Das lied von der
erde) ; w after old Chinese poems,
English tr. Stuart Wilson, m Gustav
Mahler, voc. sc. Erwin Stein; ten.,
contralto or bar. © Oct. 7, 1942; E
for. 67486; Boosey. & Hawkes, ltd.,
New York. 45643
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45644
Song of the fighting 107th; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 313829;
Harry Belkin, New York. 45644
Song of the legionaire; w Jaye Martin,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; H
unp. 312520; George R. Henninger,
Forest Hills, N. Y. 45645
Song of the life of the composer: song.
[Yiddish text] (© 1 ¢ Sept. 15,
1942; E unp. 309777; Mollie Perl-
man, New York. 45646
Song of the navy hospital corps; song.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 314484;
Salem Milton Rabson & Grace R.
Rabson, New York. 45647
Song of the Red Sea; song, Biblical w,
m arr. Benjamin A. Reisman. ©1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314680; Joseph
Feuer, Woodmere, L. I., N. Y. 45648
Song of the 64th medical division; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942: EH
unp. 38138830; Harry Belkin, New
York.
Song of the Volga boatmen; Russian
folk-song, English w & arr. of m Roy
Ringwald; men’s cho. © Oct. 30,
1940; E pub. 108782; Words & music,
ine., New York. 45650
Song of victory; song, m Gordon R.
Woodford. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 312141; Matie Matilda Nutten,
Detroit. 45651
w & m Mrs. e. A. A.]
H.-P fi,
Holder. ©1e. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312855; Annie A. Holder, Lynn,
Mass. 45652 |
w & melody.
E unp. 314356; Cather-
45653
Song to Pan; w & m Lily Strickland
[i. e. Lily Strickland Anderson], arr.
Ira B. Wilson; women’s cho., with
flute obbl. © Aug. 25, 1942; E pub.
107726; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
45654
Songs in’ a barracks; song. © 1 «
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308206; Grover
C. Garr, Weiser, Id. 45655
Songs will win the war; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309118; Caroline
Allen, Veneta, Or. 45656
Sonnet no. 2; by Isidor Achron, op. 6;
violin, with pf. acc. © Oct. 14, 1942;
E pub. 108762; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 45657
Song to a dream;
Nov. 6, 1942;
ine Adikes, Flushing, N. Y.
45649.
©, ..c./)
pt. Tae SAV. oe
Sonny: song. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312265; Sarah Emma Binder,
Philadelphia. 45658
Sons and daughters of America; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©l1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; EK unp. 313273 ; Herman
Jaeschke, Monee, Ill. 45659
Sons of America; song, m Eddie Kee-
nan. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108266;
Maggie S8. ‘Murphy, Kelly, N. C.
45660
—w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942;
E unp. 311488 ; Marjorie Claire Dodd,
Oradell, N. J. 45661
——w & melody Jamie Kelly. ©1c.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312674; James
A. Kelly, Brooklyn. 45662
Sons of liberty; song. ©1c. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 311028; Hilda Span
Segall, Montgomery, Ala. 45663
Sons of the U. 8S. A.; w & m Mau Rene
[i. e. M. M.] Howard. © 1 c¢. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312891; Maurene
Martin Howard, Dallas. 45664
Sons of Uncle Sam; song, melody Rob-
ert Pollack. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 3138177; Flo Dusterhoff,
Shelby, Mont. 45665
——w & m Paul Irving [pseud. of P. I.
Pugach] ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; EH unp.
314651; Paul Irving Pugach, Engle-
wood, N. J. ; 45666
Sortilegio; vals, letra Armando J. Ta-
gini, m N. EH. Castelli; pf. © June
27, 1942; E for. 67503; Ediciones in-
ternacionales Fermata, Buenos Aires,
45667
Soul in my voice; song, m Alphons
Henn. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313101; Frances McElaney Murphy,
Malden, Mass. 45668
Sounds of Sequoia; suite, Al Sherman ;
pf. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108829;
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, ine., New
York. 45669
Southland memories; waltz; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 4, 1942; E- unp. 314300; Roy
J. Carew, Washington. 45670
Southpaw serenade; by Freddie Slack;
pf. © Oct. 18, 1942; E pub. 108476;
Robbins music corp., New York.
45671
Spanish dance; by M. Moszkowski, arr.
Clair Omar Musser; marimba or
xylophone, with pf. ace. nos. 2, 5. —
© Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 108558,
108559; Alfred music co., inc., New
York. ~ 45672, 45673
1672
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 10, 1942
45701
Sparkling water; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312224; Percy
C. Soape, Tampa, Fla. 45674
Sparrow; song, melody Robert Ellen-
tuck. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311366; Ira Flomenbaum, New York.
45675
Sparrows in the meadow; valse; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313353;
Henry E. Kean, Jamaica, N. Y.,
45676
Speak to me; melody. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1942; E. unp. 3113817; Ignazio Licata,
Brooklyn. 45677
Speed ’em we need ’em; song, melody
H: ¥. Richardson. ©’ 1 ‘c. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312814; E. W. Patter-
son, San Francisco. 45678
Speed up America; pf., with w. ©1lc.
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314310; Alva EH.
Ashley Holt, Gorham, Me. 45679
Spell it; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312725; Florence Dill-
mann & Billy H. Fredericks, Franklin
Square, L. I., N. Y. 45680
Spirit of America; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312899; Gladys
Thomason Dalton, Mooresburg, Tenn.
ie 45681
—-——m Byron Brooks [pseud. of |
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313867; William Maxwell,
Roxbury, Mass. 45682
Spirit of Americans; w & m Floyd
Monroe Seaman. © Jan. 15, 1942;
E pub. 108415 ; Westmore music corp.,
Portland, Or. 45683
Spirit of Betsy Ross; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. 1 c@ Sept. 22,
1942; E unp. 309534; Ellyn Mooney,
New Albany, Ind.
Spirit of 42; m Y. Berkow; pf., with
w. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp.
311022 ; Joseph Gerhart, Wyomissing, |
Pa. 45685
song, arr. Eddie Greer. © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313406: John
Rafael Orlowski, Pittsburgh.
Spirit of Ishpeming; march; cornet.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311590;
Victor Joseph Sarvello, Chicago.
45687 |
Spirit of liberty; song, m Archibald
Joyce & V. K. Rackliffe; in C. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1942: E unp. 311938;
Viola K. Rackliffe, Farmington, Me.
45688
45684 |
Spring is in the air; song. ©1c. Oct.
45686 |
Spirit of liberty, march on; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312078;
Rose Gelb Good, Brooklyn. 45689
Spirit of ’76 in 48; w & m Kitty James
[i. e. Katie James] Schofer; pf.
treble. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp.
310414; Katie James Schofer, Read-
ing, Pa. 45690
Spirit of Upton: w Alan Wilson, m
Nicholas Conte & Buddy Kosse; pf.
treble. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp.
311770; Leeds music corp., New
York. 45691
Spremte se Cetnici; by Slaveo A. V.
Hlad; pf. accordion. © July 1,
1942; E pub. 108463; Balkan music
co., Chicago. 45692
— (Song of the Chetniks) ; English
w & arr. of m; tamburitza orch. pts.,
with pf. accordion acc. © Sept. 10, »
1942; E pub. 107997; Rudolph Cern-
kovich, Bradley, Mich. 45693
Spremte se spremte Cetnici; Croatian
folk song, arr. Edo Lubich; pf. ©
1 ce. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp. 309868;
Colonial music pub. co., inc, New
York. | 45694
Spring dance; by Edvard Grieg, arr.
Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 108183; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 45695
Spring is everywhere; w & m Thetis
Brandick [pseud. of T. B. Dickson]
© 1c. Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 314476;
Thetis Brannen Dickson, Wilming-
ton, Calif. 45696
Spring is here; w & melody. © 1.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308045; Sher-
man Marsh Cooledge, Tacoma.
45697
16, 1942; E unp. 312184; Ward L.
Wykoff, Meadville, Pa. 45698
| Springtime on the prairie; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. © 1 ¢. Sept. 3,
1942; E unp. 3807906; Lorraine
Parkey, Powhattan, Kan. 45699
Springtime under the silvery moon;
song, m Robert VanSickle. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313516; Perle
Stewart, Pennington Gap, Va. 45700
Squadron six-twelve song; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 312980;
Russell Harry White, Atlantic City.
45701
1673
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
45702
Squawking mocking bird; song, arr.
Jesse Manley. © 1. Oct: 5, 1942;
E unp. 311120; Grace Willis, Griffin,
Ga.
Stack away your troubles in the pack
on your back; w Helen Monroe &
Jean Monroe, m Curtis [i. e. W.'C.]
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1 c. Oct. 30,
1942; EH unp. 318579; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 45703
Staggering staggs; w & m G. Slama &
Tom [i. e. T. C.] Lyneh. ©1e. Aug.
18, 1942; E unp. 308410; Thomas C.
Lynch & George Slama, Sheppard
Field, Tex. 45704
Stalkin’ the panther; by Paul Jordan;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942: E unp.
312534; Mutual music soe., inc., New
York. 45705
Stand behind the good ship, U. S. A.;
w Rush fi. e. Eddie] Roosh, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314208; Peter Frank Mondlak, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 45706
Stand by your guns, America; march,
w Edna Marini, & melody. ‘© 1 «.
Sept. 3, 1942 ; E unp. 308000 ; Anthony
Misuraca, Chicago. 45707
Stand firm Old Glory; song, melody
H. Sokolove & H. H. Weisengreen.
© 1e. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 313335;
Herman Henry Weisengreen, Balti-
more. 45708
Stand up and cheer for America; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314578; Inez P. Holly, Shinglehouse,
Pa. 45709
Standin’ in de need of prayer; negro
spiritual, traditional w, m arr. Hugh
S. Robertson. 1. Mixed cho. — 2.
Men’s cho. © Sept. 11, 1942; E for.
67490, 67491, Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 45710, 45711
Star; song, m Aaron A. Clark. ©
Sept. 29, 1942; E pub. 108489; Harry
O. Harvey, Willoughby, O. 45712
Star by day and a light by night; song,
melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 e. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 313503; Ida Peters,
St. James, Mo. 45713
Star for everyone in love; w & melody.
© 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 314485;
Marshal Jenkins, Webster Groves,
Mo. 45714
Star kisses; m Louis Rosenberger &
R. W. Swanson; pf., with w.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314065; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 45715
45702 |
©ilc.}
pt. 117, n. s., v. 37
Star of god; w Fred E. Weatherly, m
Eric Coates. © Aug. 31, 1942; E
pub. 107464; Chappell & co. Itd.,
London. 45716
Star of hope; by Harriet Kennedy,
transcribed Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108332; Century
music pub. co., New York. 45717
Star of the North; song, arr. L. Me-
Phail. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312315; Otto W. Kulling, Meadow-
brook, Pa. 45718
Star over the Rockies; song, m Leon
Martin [pseud. of Noel Marchant]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942: E unp. 312200;
Charles Etter, Sheppard Field, Tex.
45719
Star Spangled Banner; arr.; pf., with
ww.) ©..1.0e:.-Oet. 12, 1942 ; E unp.
313560; Richard Figdor, New York.
45720
by John Stafford Smith, arr. Bea-
trice Hatton Fisk; pf., 4 hands. ©
Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 108535; Schroe-
der & Gunther, inc., New York.
45721
—— ——-arr.: military band se. & pts.
© Sept. 30, 1918; E pub. 107497;
Wallace Goodrich, Manchester, ee
4572
Stardust and roses; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313120;
Galen R. Williams, Wichita. 45723
Starlight; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct.
10, 1942 ; E unp. 311540: James Mc-
Hugh Challis, Pittsburgh. 45724
Starlight and lovelight; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308046;
Sherman Marsh Cooledge, Tacoma.
45725
Starlight serenade; song, arr. Jesse
Manley. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313938; Grace Willis, Griffin, Ga.
45726 ©
Starlight souvenirs: w Reg Connelly &
Lewis Ilda, m Ted Shapiro. © Sept.
4, 1942; E pub. 107444; Dash, Con-
nelly, inc., New York. 45727
Starry-eyed; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
18, 1942; E unp. 312016; Edward
Greenebaum, Larchmont, N. Y.
45728
Stars and love; song, arr. Lucille
Kaiser. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313133; Phillip deMuth Hoskins,
Anchorage, Ky. 45729
1674
i MUSICAL GOMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Stars and Stripes still waving free;
song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©1c.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312966; Albert
Norton, Goose Egg, Wy. 45730
Stars and the waves; melody. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 311544; Ar-
mando Paolo DeFilippi, Los Angeles.
45731
Stars are ours tonight; song. ©1l1e«
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 318206; Floyd
Monroe Seaman, Uniontown, Pa.
45732
Stars in the windows; w H. N. Tenny-
son, m H. K. Vose. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311573; Harold N.
Tennyson & Horace K. Vose, Wau-
kegan, Ill. 45733
Stars in your eyes; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312825;
Mae Augusta Heath, Whittier, Calif.
45734
Stars lead us ever. on; Sioux tribal
carol, w adapted Oscar Avery, m arr.
Ruth EH. Bailey, harmonized Harvey
Gaul; women’s 3-pt. voices; pf. or
organ ace. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub.
107352; Oliver Ditson co., Philadel-
phia. 45735
Stars of radio; fox-trot, Narciso Es-
trada; pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub.
108289; Charles Gunther publicity,
Flushing, N. Y. 45736
Stars of the summer night; w Henry
W. Longfellow, m Isaac B. Wood-
bury, arr. Don Dixon; men’s cho.,
with treble trio. © Oct. 5, 1942; E
pub. 108376; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. ‘ 45737
Stars of the United States; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313649:
Marion Eunice Nordling, St. Louis.
45738
Stars over America; w John McGee, &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; BE unp.
313461; Richard Lawrence Drapkin,
Forest Hills, N. Y. 45739
Start the day right; song, melody Rob-
ert N. Schanzer. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314653; Harry Behar,
New York. 45740
Statue of Liberty ; song, m Karl! Holer.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 312602;
Frank Riccioli, Washington. 45741
Stay as you were; song. © Oct. 28,
1942; E pub. 108859; Earl Eldridge,
Kansas City, Mo. 45742
457595
Stay the same; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314400; Audrey
Lorraine Cregier, Evanston, II.
45743
Steal away; arr. & ed.; men’s cho. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 108495; Wil-
liam L. Dawson, Tuskegee Institute,
Ala. 45744
——negro spiritual, arr. Roy Ring-
wald; men’s cho. © June 12, 1942;
E pub. 108461; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 45745
Steam is on the beam; from Beat the
band, w George Marion, jr., m
Johnny Green. © Sept. 19, 1942; H
pub. 108433; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 45746
Steeple tops; song. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312484; Rupert H. Wil-
liams, Adams Centre, N. Y. 45747
Step down; w M. Miller, melody D.
Ahlstrand. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E
unp. 314899; Maridale Miller &
David Ahlstrand, Lynwood, Calif.
45748
Still remaining in my heart; song, m
Gordon R. Woodford. © 1 ec. Oct.
15, 1942; EK unp. 312142; Paul
Stanzo, Perth Amboy, N. J. 45749
Stitch in time; w Jill [i. e. M. Rains-
ford], melody Jim [i. e. James F.]
Dimando. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E
unp. 311315; Marguerite Rainsford,
White Plains, N. Y. 45750
Stomp a dilico; w & melody. ©1..
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312680; Bar-
bara Madden, Antioch, Ill. 45751
Storm tossed ship; w William Falconer
& L. W. Langley; bass voice. ©1c.
Apr. 2, 1941; E unp. 312728; Lionel
William Langley, Aberdare, South
Wales, England. 45752
Story never told; song, m Jack Cran-
ford [pseud. of Eddie Boyden] ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; EH unp. 313853;
Blanche M. Wills, Gordon, W. Va.
45753
Story that never grows old; hymn. ©
Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 109014; John
Greenleaf Hunter, Chicago. 45754
Strange isn’t it; w Dave Harmon, m
Wendell Adams, pf. arr. George N.
Terry. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108706; Paramount music corp., New
York. 45755
1675
45756
Strange meeting; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313488; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 45756
Strange romance; from Random har-
vest, by Franz Waxman & Werner
Heymann. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; BE
unp. 313960; Loew’s, inc., New York.
45757
Strange thing: from The lady is will-
ing, w Gordon Clifford, m Jack King.
© Aug. 14, 1942; E pub. 107450;
Saunders publications, Hollywood,
Calif. 45758
Stranger, you’re in danger; song, mel-
ody Frances Muriel Frederick. ©
1c. Oct. 22, 1942; EH unp. 312892;
Pauline Gray, Grand Rapids, Mich.
45759
Straws tell how the wind is blowing;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E unp. 314530; Margaret Weiss Lust-
garten, Brooklyn. 45760
Stretch your heartstrings to the moon;
w & m Rae Gottlieb. ©1c. Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 318881; Sara R. Gott-
lieb, Welch, W. Va. 45761
String quartet; by Harrison Kerr;
string quartette. © Oct. 3, 1942;
E pub. 108837; Arrow music press,
inc., New York. 45762
String quartet in A major; op. 10. Se.
© 1e. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 314103;
Lorell McCann, Salinas, Calif. 45763
Strong son of God; anthem, w Alfred
Tennyson, m Roland Diggle; 2-pt.
treble voices. © Oct. 19, 1942; E
pub. 108784; William A. Pond & co.,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 45764
Strumming on my old guitar; w.& m
Pepper Hawthorne & Salty Holmes.
© Aug. 28, 1942: E pub. 107983; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 45765
Subterfuge; from Little Joe, the
wrangler, by Milton Rosen; conduc-
tor. © 1. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313480; Universal music corp., New
York. 45766
Suena tambora; capricho-conga, Raul
Vianello; ptes. d’orqg. © Dec. 28,
19389; E for. 67466; Promotora His-
pano Americana de musica, s. 4a.
Mexico, D. F. 45767
Sufro por ti; letra y melodia Leopoldo
A. Gonzalez. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1942;
EK unp. 313735; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 45768
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES é
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 37
Sugar and you; w & melody. ©le.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308198; Samuel
Joseph Levine, Washington. 45769
Sugar Baby: song. © Oct. 8, 1942;
E pub. 108620; Cordelia Viola Lou-
than Lee, Oakland, Calif. 45770
Sugar ration blues; w & melody Wal-
lace [i. e. J. W.] Fowler. © 1c. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 313457; John Wal-
lace Fowler, Nashville. 45771
Sugar-woogie; pf., with w. ©1c. Oct.
27, 1942; E unp. 313390; Alyce Mus-
manno & Pearl Musmanno, McKees
Rocks, Pa. 45772
Suite of 6 musical compositions; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312420; Carmen Delfin
Mercado, New York. 45773
Sun, the dusk, the sky, are you; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
314109; Jeannette Kerr Goldenson,
Chicago. 45774
Sun to my life; w P. B. Shockley, m
Eugene John Locklaye [pseud. of
J. H. Locklayer] © 1. Sept. 16,
1942; E unp. 309171; Paul B. Shock-
ley & John H. Locklayer, Washing-
ton. 45775
Sun will shine tomorrow; song, w Iris
Nomellini. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313184; Oliver Lewis Gagliani,
South San Francisco, Calif. 45776
Sunbeam serenade; w Paul Francis
Webster, m Harry Revel. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311583; Universal
music corp., New York. 45777
Sundown; w Lew Sarett, m Richard
Hageman, arr. Edward S. Breck;
women’s 8-pt. cho. © Sept. 30, 1942;
E pub. 108364; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 45778
Sunlight; pf. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub.
108269; Estelle Leonard, Union City,
Ind. - 45779
Sunny hills of Tennessee; w & melody
Hugh Cross. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 313723; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. : 45780
Sunrise; by Malcolm Battison [i. e.
R. M. Battison, jr.]; pf. ©1c¢. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 315009; Robert Mal-
colm Battison, jr., Oakland, Calif.
45781
Sunrise o’er Honolulu; song. © 1 c.’
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 314517; William
Finney, Prairie du Chien, Wis.
/ 45782
1676
> no. 10, 1942
Sunset; by Bill Gillock; pf. © Sept.
24, 1942; E pub. 108142; Elkan-Vogel
co., ine., Philadelphia. 45783
— w John Theodore Dalton, m Ken-
neth Walton; women’s cho. © Sept.
10, 1942; E pub. 108295; Broadcast
music, ine., New York. 45784
Sunshine for tomorrow; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313295; Jack Mog-
ren, Whitesboro, N. Y. 45785
Sunshine Valley; w Fred Eckley, m
Harry A. Powell. © Oct. 29, 1942;
E pub. 108968; Sunshine music co.,
Portland, Or. 45786
Super specials no. 5; hymns, compiled
J. R. Baxter, jr. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 108929; Stamps-Baxter music
& printing co., Dallas. 45787
Susie don’t leave your sewing machine;
w & m Bobby Worth, arr. Al Sendrey.
© Aug. 5, 1942; E pub. 108256;
Greene-Revel, inc., New York. 45788
Susie May; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311713;
Pauline W. Snipes, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 45789
Swanee River home; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308876; |
John Lewis Everson, Oakland, Calif.
45790
Sweat shop blues; w & m Mickey Castle
[pseud. of Michael Catalano] © Oct.
7, 1942; E pub. 108312; Michael Cata-
lano, Brooklyn. 45791
Sweet and low; w Alfred Tennyson, m
Joseph Barnby, arr. Roy Ringwald;
men’s cho. © June 12, 1942; E pub.
108460; Words & music, inc., New
York. 45792
Sweet Angeline; song, m Emory Peck.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 318641;
Mae James, Atlanta. 45793
Sweet Betty Lou; mixed voices. ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309462; J. M.
Risinger, Homer City, Pa. 45794
Sweet Carolyne; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 313866; Lottie M.
Riley, Uniontown, Pa. 45795
Sweet coquette; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 3138556; Nicho-
las George Fontana, New York.
45796
Sweet flower of Ahwanee; w Larry
Maurice [pseud. of M. L. Zeilstra] m
Bob Carleton; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310825;
Zeilstra, Richmond, Calif. 45797
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
45811
Sweet goddess .Liberty; from Young
America, w Frank V. van _ der
Stucken, m Lodewijk Mortelmans,
arr., ed., finale & new intro., Bain-
bridge Crist; 2-pt. treble voices. ©
Sept. 3, 1942; E pub. 108129; Manu-
script-service, Boston. 45798
Sweet hour of love; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 311314;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
45799
Sweet Magdalene; song. © 1c. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311226; John Stoisor,
Indianapolis. 45800
Sweet Nancy Jane; w B. C. Patterson,
m R. Schwartz. ©1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 311924; Blanche Cummins
Patterson & Rosa Schwartz, Chatta-
nooga. - 45801
Sweet Rose of Romaine; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312378; Nettie
EK. Craft, Taylor, Tex. 45802
Sweet stranger; song. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311568; Wade Curtis
Kelley, Austin, Tex. 45803
Sweet tooth; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
13, 1942; E unp. 312104; John Stan-
ton Akins, jr., Chicago. 45804
Sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 312163; Herman
Oscar Zimmer, Texarkana, Tex.
45805
Sweetheart don’t feel blue; w F. Har-
kins; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315010; Frank Harkins & Frank
Doyle, Chicago. 45806
Sweetheart from heaven above; song,
pf. sc. E. Alvin Brody. © 1 c¢. Oct.
12. 1942; E unp. 3811588; Terry
Stewart Hinkle, Albany. 45807
Sweetheart, I am with you tonight; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E
unp. 312077 ; Rose Gelb Good, Brook-
lyn. 45808
Sweetheart keep on smiling; song. ©
-e,, OCl. “a, 19223 UNDP. oli 22 =
Emily Tavernier, Washington.
, 45809
Sweetheart Lane; w & m Charles J. Mc-
Carthy, Bert Douglas & Mary Schaef-
fer. © Nov. 1, 1940; E pub. 108421;
Red star songs, inc., New York.
45810
Sweetheart of a soldier; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 312113;
Edward Frank Branau, Brooklyn.
45811
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pt. 1; Dis... 7am *
Sweetheart of a soldier; w Frank Leb-
by Stanton, m Janie Alexander Pat-
terson [i.e. J. A. P. Wagoner] ©1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp; 314657; Janie
Alexander Patterson Wagoner, Con-
cord, N. C. 45812
Sweetheart of the U. S. O.; w Ann
Richardson Brazawitz, & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 314088;
Charles Ernfrid Jacobson, Hammond,
Ind. 45813
Sweetheart serenade; w Manuel M.
Warner & Hli Basse, m George Hill-
man & Anthony Restaino, pf. arr.
Jules J. Edwards. © Sept. 8, 1942;
EK pub. 108150; Transradio, New
York. 45814
Sweetheart you can understand why;
m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942: E unp. 310827;
L. M. Walkup, Charmco, W. Va.
45815
Sweethearts forever; w & melody. ©
1 c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313106;
Joseph A. Brundage, Los Angeles.
45816
Sweetheart’s in love, so they say; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314580; Margaret
Olea, Calexico, Calif. 45817
Sweetheart’s lullabye; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310914;
Grady Cunningham, Oklahoma City.
45818
Sweethearts of the air; song, m Ste-
phen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] ©1e. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310865 ; J. E. Noble, Rio, La. 45819
Swing along, marching men; w & mel-
ody Yock Schwab. © 1 c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314674; Jacob E.
Schwab, New York. 45820
Swing high for the navy; song. ©1c.
Oct. 6, 1942: E unp. 311433; Owen
Murphy, New York. 45821
Swing low, sweet chariot; negro spir-
itual, arr. Roy Ringwald; men’s cho.,
with optional girls’ trio obbl. ©
Sept. 29, 1941; E pub. 108694; Words
& music, ine., New York. 45822
Swing of Araby; fox trot melody. ©
1 ¢@. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 312921;
Charles Orion Lyon, Augusta, Ga.
45823
Swing with the tide; song. ©1c. Oct.
13, 1942; E unp. 311806; Sophie M.
Graham, Los Angeles. 45824
Swinging along with Old Glory; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314690; James Jolly Mischler, Troy,
O. : 45825
Sylvester returns; from Whistling in
Dixie, by Lennie Hayton. © 1 -«.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309133;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 45826
Symphonetta; w & melody Frank A.
Camberlengo [pseud. of Frank A.
Lang] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1942; E unp.
311357 ; Frank A, Lang, New York.
45827
Symphony no. 3; by Edmund Rubbra,
op. 49; full orch. sec. © Nov. 7, 1942;
HK for. 67624; Universal edition (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 45828
Symphony no. 6; finale, Piotr Ilyitch
Tchaikovsky, arr. Henry Clough-
Leighter; pf. © July 31, 1942; E
pub. 108596; E..C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 45829
Symphony of spring; song. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309198 ; Minnie
Stevens Piper, San Antonio. 45830
Syncopated lady; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313355; Frank
McCormick, New York. 45831
Take a hint from the moon if you want
to know who loves you; w & m Don
Corbo [i. e. D. R. Corbo, jr.] ©le.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308845; Domi-
nick R. Corbo, jr., Ashbury Park.
: 45832
Take care of yourself; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313835;
Raymond Anthony Matousek, Cleve-
land. 45833
Take care over there, we’re out to win
this war; w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 8,
1942; E unp. 311476; Hverett W.
Westcott, Shelby, O. 45834
Take good care of it, this heart of mine;
w & m Patricia Fowler, © Aug. 3,
1942; E pub. 108245; Walter E.
Fowler, San Pedro, Calif. 45835
Take it and git; w & melody Lester
Melrose & Four Clefs. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312423; Leeds music
corp., New York. 45836
Take it easy; w & melody Joe [i. e.
J. A.J] Meyer. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1942;
E unp. 3117383; Joseph A. Meyer,
Denver. 45837
Take it or leave it; pf., with w. ©1c.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp, 314042; Clarence
Beaver Lober, Washington. 45838
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
:
45866
Take me back to Denver; song. ©1c.| Tarantella; violin & pf. ©1c. Oct. 28,
Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314080; Leslie
D. Wilcox, Venus, Tex. 45839
Take the go out of Tojo; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108429; Jack M. Arnold, Alliance, O.
45840
Take to me; melody. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313618; Venanzio Pietro
Pitoni, Eastport, Md. 45841
Take yourself around the corner and
take yourself a little walk; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1942; E unp.
314180; Nellie Sutton Stewart, Cin-
cinnati. 45842
Tale of Manhattan; w Paul Webster, m
Sol Kaplan. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub.
108352; Mills music, inec., New York.
45843
Tales from the Vienna Woods; w & arr.
of m Nicholas Douty, m Johann
Strauss, op. 325. © Aug. 29, 1942;
E pub, 107579; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 45844
Tam o’ Shanter; collection, selected &
arr. Montague Ewing;-pf. © Aug.
18, 1942; H for. 67493; Cecil. Lennox,
ltd., London. 45845
Tandalejo poisons husband; from
White cargo, by Daniele Amfitheatrof
& Prince Modupe. © 1 cc. Oct. 3,
1942; E unp. 310769; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 45846
Tandalejo’s death; from White cargo,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Oct.
3, 1942; E unp. 310767; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 45847
Taneycoma moon; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310999; Herschel C, Keller, Daven-
port, Ia. 45848
- Tango Americano; by Ernest D. Sica &
V. P. Sbraccia; pf. ©1c. Sept. 28,
1942; E unp. 311434; Victor Paul
Sbraccia, Malden, Mass. 45849
Tango (El) es el tango; tango, letra
Juan B. A. Gatti, m J. Raul Iglesias;
pf. © June 27, 1942; E for. 67504;
Ediciones internacionales Fermata,
Buenos Aires. 45850
Tank destroyers; w & m Cecil William
Bentz; pf. treble) © 1 ce. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312916; Goldie Lee
Bentz, Dayton, O. 45851
Taps at sea; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312360; Murl Glen
Hensley, Steger, III. 45852
1942; E unp. 313655; Hugo Norden,
Cranston, R. I. 45853
Tardes de primavera; de Porfirio Perez
Mirow; pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub.
108288; Charles Gunther publicity,
Flushing, N. Y. 45854
Target for tonight is your heart; w
Lew Lehr & Walter Bishop, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313838; Walter Bishop, New York.
45855
Tawai; song. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312818; Joan Isabel White,
Glendale, Calif. 45856
Te Deum; m Josef V. von WoOss, op.
57: gem. chor u. orgel. © Aug. 15,
1915; E for. 67590; Universal-edi-
tion, Vienna. 45857
Te esperaré; bolero, letra y m Antonio
Galiana; pf. © Dec. 6, 1941; E for.
67483; Publicaciones musicales
Tempo, Buenos Aires. 45858
Teach me to forget; w John Soogie,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c¢. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311649; Helen Mi-
raco, Englewood, N. J. 45859 -
Tear or two; w & melody. ©1c. Oct.
29, 1942; E unp. 313575; Margaret
Melissa Wrathall, Washington.
45860
Tears in champagne; w & m Elton Box
& Desmond Cox. © Aug. 12, 1942;
E for. 67576; Southern music pub.
co., ltd., London. 45861
Tears in every mother’s eyes; w & m
Jack [i. e. J. C.] Jordan. © 1.
Sept. 12, 1942; E unp. 284207; John
C. Jordan, Buffalo. 45862
Teasing ; song, m Vida Tucker Goldman
& Larry [i. e. L. E.] Goldman. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 313327;
Lawrence Eddy Goldman, Clayton,
Mo. 45863
Teen-age songs; compiled & arr. Irvin
Cooper; mixed voices. © Oct. 5,
1942; E for. 67494; Gordon V.
Thompson, Itd., Toronto. 45864
Tell Hitler to stay in his own back
yard; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1942; E unp. 309033; Sylvia Beck-
ham, Gillespie, Ill. 45865
Tell it to the marines; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311214; Jean
Monda, New York. 45866
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45867
Tell me a story, mother; song, melody
Genevieve Rowan. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1942; E unp. 314612; Lucile Gay
Coleman, Port Richmond, S. IL. N. Y.
45867
Tell me again; w O. Rosalie Spitzer, &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; H
unp. 311957; Thomas M. Holton,
Richmond. 45868
Tell me, dear, do dreams come true;
w & melody Johnny [i. e J. S.]
Babor. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1942; E unp.
311392 ; John Stanley Babor, eS
- Tell me that you love me; song. ©1c.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309235; Iris
Vinson, Kew Gardens, N. Y. 45870
Tell me what have you added; w &
melody Nick [i. e. D.] Raymond. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309247;
Domenick Raymond, Flushing, N. Y.
45871
Tell me, what’s the matter with you,
dear; w Roslyn Kaye, melody Harry
S. Drucker...© 1c. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312784; Doris Drucker, An-
nandale, N. J. 45872
Tell me when and where; w Paul De
Fur, m Rudi Revil [pseud. of Ru-
dolph H. Weil] © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942;
E unp. 313405; Raoul Breton, New
York. 45873
Tell the world, the Yanks are comin’;
w J. C. Luther, & melody. © 1c.
Aug. 18, 1942; E unp. 308622; Louis
Conrad Beyerkohler, Corona, L. L.,
INO YL, 45874
Tempo di valse; violin & pf. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313656; Hugo
Norden, Cranston, R. I. 458795
Ten day furlough; melody. ©1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 311142; Albert
Lerner, New York. 45876
Ten thousand pilots, ten thousand
planes; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314590;
Mary A. Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
45877
Tender thoughts of yesteryear; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314863; Frank McCormick, New
York, 45878
Termin6é; fox, letra y melodia Xavier
Guevara y Ruben Guevara. ©1c.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313738; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 45879
pt. 11, n. S., v. 37
Test; from Journey for Margaret, by
Sol Kaplan. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; EH
unp. 313996; Loew’s, inc., New York.
45880
Texas and you; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 3810931; Hattie F. Reedy,
Rockville, Ind. 45881
Texas belle; march, Conrad Gebelin;
symphonic band pts., with conductor.
© Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108757; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 45882
Texas blue bonnets and you; song, m
L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313887;
Elma Michaelis, Elmendorf, Tex.
45883
Texas bound; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
EH unp. 314142; Bertha A, Hawkins,
Baltimore. 45884
Thank God for America; w & m
Madalyn Phillips. © Oct. 28, 1942;
E pub. 108883; Remick music corp.,
New York. 45885
Thank you dream man; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311636; Anita C., Hallaran,
New Haven. 45886
Thank you for a lovely evening; w Mae
Tuggle [pseud. of E. Jones], m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313854;
Estella Jones, New York. 45887
Thank you soldier boy; w & melody. ©
1 ce. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 3119538;
Georgene C, Bradley, New York.
45888
Thank you iinete Sam; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster J
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310853;
Hazel Parsons Carney, Leon, W. Va.
45889
Thanking God for America; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314557;
Regina Adams, Girard, Kan. 45890
Thanksgiving; w & m Albertina H.
Fisher; pf. © Oct. 29, 1942; E pub.
108916; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 45891
That certain one; by Rudy [i. e. R. A.]
Carboni; melody, with pf. ace. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312483;
Rudolph A, Carboni, Yonkers, N. Y.
45892
That city of gold; w & m Meredith N.
Wilson; sop. & ten. © 1c. Oct. 238,
1942; 0) unp. 312918; Mamie Beeson
Wilson, Denver. 45893
1680
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
45919
That cute little clipped off mustache; | That old water wheel at Dunkard Mill;
song, melody Robert VanSickle. ©
1c. Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 313782; Gus
E. Reeves, Gainesville, Tex. & Ger-
trude Moyer Custer, Trout Run, Pa.
45894
That dear loving mother of mine; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
fee. Oct. 12, 1942° BE unp. 311593;
John Bartlett, Minneapolis. — 45895
That expresses my love; w & m Billy
[i. e. W. A.] English. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1942; E unp. 311447; William A.
English, Lancaster, Pa. 45896
That final masquerade; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311502;
Ross Raymond Spydell, Fauxbourg,
N. S., Canada. 45897
That first kiss; w & m Ronnie [i. e.
Rhoda] Gold; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311687; Rhoda Gold,
New York. 45898
That first love of mine; w & melody
Wilf Carter. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E
unp. 311555; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 45899
That Flag shall never die; w Jimmie
li. e. James] Brothers, m Roger
Halle. ©1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314779; James Brothers, New York.
45900
That gallant fighting man; song, m
Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312204; Raymond McGrath, San
Francisco. 45901
That little old worn Bible [and] The
devil’s half-hitch; hymns, harmo-
nized J. B. T. © Nov. 1, 1942; H
pub. 109015; May Rose Starr, Los
Angeles. 45902
That little picture of you; song, m L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318888;
Mrs. Leslie Miller, Wall, S. D.
45903
That lovable mother of mine; song. ©
Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 108148; John
Karner & Ismay Karner, New York.
45904
That meeting in the air [and] Glorious
gospel; hymns. © Oct. 29, 1942; E
pub. 108956 ; Elsie E. Richardson, Los
Angeles. 45905
That night I cried; song, m Roland
Vaile & Joe [i. e. J. G.] Morris. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 314470;
Joseph George Morris, Hollywood,
Calif. _ 45906
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942;
E unp. 3813419; Harold Adolphus
Campbell, Los Angeles. 45907
That old wooden rocker; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313858;
Florence Friday Schaeffer, Fremont,
Ind. : 45908
That parting night with you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
3808061; Joseph J. Bomalick, Ingle-
wood, Calif. 45909
That soldier of mine; w Paul Herrick,
m Matthew Loveland Dennis. ©
Aug. 21, 1942; E pub. 107452; Amer.
music publishers, Hollywood, Calif.
45910
That summer night’s ecstasy; w E. M.
Lloyd, m Faye [i. e. Florence] Rubin.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 311036;
Florence Rubin & Earl Maxwell
Lloyd, Philadelphia. 45911
That they may wander no more; hymn.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 108802;
John Greenleaf Hunter, Chicago.
45912
That tiny Bubby o’mine; m Louis
Rosenberger & R. W. Swanson; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314066; Roy W. Swanson, Minneap-
olis. 45913
That | Yank:, song., ©. -2 ,.¢.:; Oct. 9,
1942; E unp. 312479; Bessie M.
Whiteley, Los Angeles. 45914
That’s how bad we're needing you;
song, melody Aaron A. Clark. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313084; John
Jock Williams, Carbondale, Ill.
45915
That’s Mississippi home sweet home;
w & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 312719; Dudley Nix, San
Francisco. 45916
That’s my Loreta; song. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313243; Texana T.
Clark, Los Angeles. 45917
That’s the U. S. coast guard; w & mel-
ody Billy Hayes [pseud. of W.
Symon] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; EH
unp. 312245; William Symon, New
York. 45918
That’s what brings me thrills galore;
w & melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 312152; Sidney Groce, Ster-
ling, Col. 45919
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45920
That’s when I learned about love; w &
melody Bill [i. e. W. J.] Lennerts.
©1e. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313623;
William J. Lennerts, Detroit. 45920
That’s why I buy bonds; w Jimmy
[i. e. J. S.] Jenkins, m Jimmie Crane.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 308502 ;
James S. Jenkins, Chicago. 45921
Thee, Lord most holy; w & m Leland
B. Sateren; women’s cho. © Oct.
14, 1942; E pub. 108825; Boston
music co., Boston. 45922
Theme; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E
unp. 308420; Ralph J. Hermann,
Shorewood, Wis. 45923
Theme from First piano concerto; by
P. I. Tschaikowsky, transcribed
Kathleen Armour; pf. © Oct. 9,
1942; E pub. 108323; Century music
pub. co., New York. 45924
Theme from Piano concerto; by Ed-
vard Grieg, arr. Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 108324; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
45925
Then I fell in love with you; w F.
Olivo, m S. Pantano. © 1c. Oct. 22,
1942; HE unp. 312874; Frank Olivo &
Sadie Pantano, Brooklyn. 45926
Then up and at ’em Yankees; song, m
Elliott E. Redmen. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314683; John Richard
Page, Philipsburg, Mont. 45927
There ain’t no curb on Cupid; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311823;
Hilda Craig, Philadelphia. 45928
There always will be England; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
96292; Rufus C. Bowman, 3d, Salem,
Va. 45929
There are a million like me, but only
one like you; w & melody George Kel-
logg. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312663; George Leon Appel, Eagle
Rock, Calif. 45930
There are such things; w & m Abel
Baer, Stanley Adams & George W.
Meyer. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub.
109056; Yankee music pub. corp.,
New York. 45931
There be none of Beauty’s daughters;
w Lord Byron, m J. Meredith Tatton;
men’s voices. © Oct. 23, 1942; HB
pub. 108809; H. W. Gray co., inc.,
New York. 45932
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 87
There goes America; w A. Weiner, m
C. A. Ridgway. © 1. Oct. 6, 1942;
EK unp. 3811227; Albert Weiner &
Charles A. Ridgway, Hollywood,
Calif. 45933:
There goes my sailor boy; songz. ©
Oct. 27, 1942; E pub. 108937; Ethel
Verity Hofstra, Artesia, Calif.
45934
There goes our Bill; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313028;
Leta Laree Wade, Kansas City, Mo.
45935.
There in the moonlight; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 311082;
Fay Sonntag & Madelaine Maison,
Port Chester, N. Y. 45936.
There is a waltz in my heart; waltz,
w&mB. J. Yciak. © June 15, 1942;
E pub. 108004; Mary Yciak & Boles-
flaw Jan Yciak, Newark, N. J. 45937
There is magic between us; song. ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1942; E unp. 314454;
Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh.
45938
There is nothing new to tell you; w
Joyce Grenfell, m Richard Addinsell.
© Oct. 23, 1942; E for. 67568; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 45939
There they go; by Muriel Thresher ; pf.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108619; Wil-
lis musie co., Cincinnati. 45940
There used to be a threesome on the
hill; w & melody. © 1. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 3138678; Roger L. Hol-
ton, Camp Davis, N. C. 45941
There was a rainbow ’cross the trail
Mary darling; song, m Eddie Keenan.
© Oct. 7, 1942; E pub. 108259;
Charles F. Kinstler, Glastonbury,
Conn. 45942
There was I; w Frank E. Holmes; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314260;
Ruth Blacher, Englewood, N. J.
45943
There was sweet rhythm in moonlight
chimes; song, m Stephen Grady
{[pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©1e.
Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 313884; Elmarie
Elington, Salt Lake City. 45944
There will always be an America; song,
m Leo Hector & Richard Hector. ©
1 e¢. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312361;
Wallace E. Daughety, Hopkinsville,
Ky. 45945
There will always be roses; w & mel-
ody Buddy Kaye, Fred Wise & Sidney
Lippman. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E
unp. 312861; Miller music, ine., New
York. 45946
1682
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no. 10, 1942
45974
There won’t be a shortage of love; w &
m Carmen Lombardo & John Jacob
Loeb. © Mar. 9, 1942; E pub. 108890;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 45947
There you are; w & melody. © 1.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309407; Victor
John Charles Danna, Buffalo. 45948
There’ll always be a lifetime of love
and happiness; w F. Lapotta, m P.
Clark; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Sept. 17,
1942; E unp. 309262; Francis La-
potta & Pearl Clark, Seattle. 45949
There'll always be a U. S. A.; W&m
Ernie [i. e. Ernest] Schafer, jr. ©
1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313664;
Ernest Schafer, jr., Chicago. 45950
There'll always be America; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308645;
Pauline Jessie Bigham, Topeka, Kan.
45951
There'll always be you; w & melody.
© 1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311801;
William Wheeler, Cleveland, 45952
There'll be a red, white and blue rain-
bow overhead; w & melody. © 1.
Qct. 9, 1942; E unp. 313339; Emmett
Yokem Stafford, Burlington, N. C.
45953
There’ll be counsel in glory; pf., with
w. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314694; Samuel T. Simmons, New
York. 45954
There’ll be gay days; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314664;
Nathan Amchan, New York. 45955
There'll be happy days again in Hono-
lulu; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312138; Lucie Irene
Fisher, New Cumberland, Pa. 45956
There'll be music in the harbors; w
Roscoe Cornelius, m Russell Beres-
ford Wilcox. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942;
EK unp. 3813127; Ruth R. Wilcox,
Providence. 45957
There’ll come a brighter day; mixed.
voices. Oct. 22, 1942; E pub.
108903 ; Esther V. Peterson, Los An-
geles. 45958
There’s a beautiful city where we
never grow old; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311608; Frances
Armstrong, South Bend, Ind. 45959
There’s a beautiful home across the
sea; song, m J. Chas. McNeil & S.
Hubbard. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; HE
unp. 312446; Sallie Hubbard, Landis,
NEC. 45960
31591—43 ot
There’s a birthday I'll remember ; song.
© Oct. 30, 1942.; E pub. 108866; Noel
Mcllravy, Los Angeles. 45961
There’s a bit of Irish twinkle in eo
eyes: song. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
unp. 314165; Leon T. Russell, te
son, Mich. 45962
There’s a blackout in my heart; w
George J. Landis, m Arthur M. Wells.
© Aug. 31, 1942; EH pub. 108641;
Landis & Wells music publishers,
Hollywood, Calif. 45963
There’s a blue star in my window, to-
night; song, arr. Holeene Opell
Brothers. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942: E
unp. 811021; Jeanne Opell Pinto,
Loogootee, Ind. 45964
There’s a blue star in our window;
song, melody Ewing Reid. © 1 ec.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308201; Paul
S. Jenkins, Detroit. 45965
There’s a blue star shining; w & m
Bob Keates & Dave Goldberg. ©
Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 108349; Mills
music, ine., New York. 45966
There’s a fly on my music; from I dood
it, w & m Lew Brown, ‘Sammy Fain
& Ralph Freed. © 1c. Novy. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314706; Loew’s, ince., New
York. 45967
There’s a God somewhere; pf., with w.
© le. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 311921;
Thomas A. Dorsey, Chicago. 45968
There’s a happy day a-coming; song,
m Lawrence Williams. © 1 c. Nov.
9, 1942; EK unp. 314640; Leone Perrill,
Columbus, O. 45969
There’s a hill billy doin’s in the valley ;
song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Car-
roll Webster] © 1. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312214; Mrs. Babe Strafuss,
La Junta, Col. 45970
There’s a job I gotta do for Uncle Sam;
w & m Tommie Connor & Desmond
O’Connor. © Aug. 12, 1942; E for.
67577; Southern music pub. co., Itd.,
London. 45971
There’s a light in the window; song.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314750;
Eunice Melissa Sandel, Center, Tex.
45972
There’s a little heart that’s breaking in
a little lonesome town; march song,
m Ray Hibbeler. © Oct. 28, 1942;
E pub. 108918; James L. Ford, Cha-
grin Falls, O. 45973
—— melody Ray Hibbeler. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311852; James
L. Ford, Chagrin Falls, O. 45974
1683
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
45975
There’s a melody; song. ©1e. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313671; Alvin George
Brandt, North Bergen, N. J. 45975
There’s a mountain between my gal and
me; song. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub.
108992; Tom L. Sawyer, Westwood,
Calif. 45976
There’s a new star in the sky; song, m
H. T. Ayres. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314076; Nellie Doane Cooley,
Estevan, Sask., Canada. 45977
There’s a prayer in my heart; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313459; Martha Wellington, New
York. 45978
There’s a rainbow on the Rio Colorado;
w & m Gene Autry & Fred Rose, arr.
Paul Sells. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
107455; West’rn music pub. co.,
Hollywood, Calif. 45979
There’s a shadow in my sunshine; song,
melody Al Sanders,
1942; E unp. 312768; George Joseph
Conklin, Long Grove, Ia. 45980
There’s a star in my window; song,
melody Cliff Smith. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 314214; Ruby Bush,
Ashtabula, O. 45981
There’s a star in my window for you;
w & m Louise Dardenelle & Earl L.
Bonham. © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub.
108977; Paull-pioneer music corp.,
New York. 45982
There’s a star in our window tonight;
w & m Elmer Brost. © Nov. 7, 1942;
EK pub. 109031; Publishing B-K co.,
Buffalo. 45983
——w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1942;
EK unp. 311441; Elmer Brost, Buffalo.
45984
There’s a star in the window at home;
w Harry Wycoff & Tony Pedace, &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
314098; Ernest H. Brewer, New
York. 45985
There’s a star on a flag in the window;
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Nov. 5,
1942 ; E unp. 314884; Harry A. Maier,
Everett, Mass. 45986
There’s a star on the service flag for
me; song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 312584; Ralph Curry Walker,
Portland, Or. 45987
There’s a storm; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311652; Mary Strine, Capitol
Heights, Md. 45988
© 1c. Oct. 21,
pt. Il, n. s., v. 37 -
There’s a sweetheart in Nebraska;
song, arr. Karl Holer. © 1 ec. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp. 314449; Gene Dixon,
Washington. 45989
There’s a Yank on his way a’comin’;
w & melody. © 1. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311691; Harry Bergman, New
York. 45990
There’s just one you; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312621; William P. Har-
rison, Richmond. 45991
There’s mist in my eyes; song, melody
Mabel Gue Gallagher. © 1 e. Oct.
12, 1942; E unp. 311848; Jimmie Wil-
liams, Newport News, Va. 45992
There’s no ration on God’s salvation ;
hymn, w P. Kerr & Wendell St. Clair.
© Nov. 2, 1942; E pub. 109054; Phil
Kerr, Glendale, Calif. 45993
There’s no substitute for America; w
C. Schloredt, melody D. J. Allread.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 314495;
Cecilia Schloredt & Doris J. Allread,
Sundance, Wy. 45994
There’s no such thing as love; w Irving
Taylor, melody Vie Mizzy. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312645; Santly-
Joy, ine., New York. 45995
There’s no use in feeling blue; w & m
Salty Holmes & Walter M. Anderson.
© Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 108724; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 45996
There’s none like JeSus; mixed voices.
© Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108902;
Hsther V. Peterson, Los Angeles.
45997
There’s romance in the air; w & melody
Stanley [i.e. T. S.] Thornton, ©1ec.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 312912 ; Thomas
Stanley Thornton, Deep River, Conn.
45998
There’s something about you; w V. C.
Barnett, melody B. E. Davies. ©1ec.
Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308917; Byron
Hdwin Davies & Vernon Cadwell Bar-
nett, San Diego, Calif. 45999
There’s something in my eye and I
can’t get it out; from The time, the
place and the girl, w & m Joe
Howard, Bob Randolph, Lina Romay
& Bill Bird. © Oct. 22, 1942; HE
pub. 108702; Joe Howard music
house, New York. 46000
There’s sunshine round the corner; w
& melody Leo Melville. © 1c. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 314619; Melville
Grems, Claremont, Minn. 46001
1684
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
There’s work to do; song. © 1c. Oct.
10, 1942; E unp. 311527; Julian
Brenner, Hast Orange, N. J. 46002
These three for freedom; foxtrot, w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311488; Carrie Powell, Zanesville, O.
46003
These tricks of yours; w & m Johnny
taek [is e. J. C. Vick, 7Jt-1,4©O,d4:.c.
Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 3138766; John
Charles Vick, jr., Wyandotte, Mich.
46004
They ain’t gonna ration love; song, m
Lewis Elliott. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 312041; Ruth Nickell, Bloom-
ingdale, Ind. 46005
They all do it, you can do it too; w
G. King, melody I. Robinson. ©1c.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312982; Gladys
King & Ikey Robinson, Chicago.
46006
They call to you, O soldier brave; song.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314185;
Rodman A. Widing, Renton, Wash.
46007
They cannot destroy America; w & m
Georges Henry [pseud. of A. G. H.
Kreiss] ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311779; Adolf G. H. Kreis, San
Diego, Calif. "4 46008
They can’t destroy my faith; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
ce dah Sylvia Jacobsen, Whitestone,
46009
They can’t ration love; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318067; Robert
Samuel McCormack, Ennis, Tex.
46010
' They can’t stop the moon from shining ;
song, m Dudley Jackson. ©1c. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 314825; Mary K.
Shook, Pen Argyl, Pa. 46011
They crucified my Lord; negro spirit-
ual, traditional w, m arr.; 3-pt. treble
cho. © Oct. 12, 1942;
Hugh S, Roberton, Glasgow. 46012
They do the air-raid trot; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312671;
Joseph N. J. Fitzgerald, New York.
46013
They laughed at him in his home town;
w & melody Lew Brown, Charlie
Tobias & Sam H. Stept. ©1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314999; Shapiro, |
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
46014
1685
E for. 67613;
46027
They planted a tree in the valley so
they can hang me up some day; w &
m Jack Meskill & Lee David. ©
Sept. 17, 1942; E pub. 108355; Mills
music, ine., New York. 46015
They romped on the strand; song, mel-
ody Eddie Keenan. S 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311706; A. D. Cowden,
Richmond, Calif. 46016
They won’t come back to fight a later
day; w & melody. © 1. Oct. 24,
1942; E unp. 3138036; Lola Billek,
Daggett, Calif. 46017
They’ll all be back in their homeland ;
w & m Dave Oppenheim, Ted Fiorito
& Roy Ingraham. © Sept. 17, 1942;
E pub. 108345; Mills music, ine., New
York. 46018
They'll catch him in a net; song. ©
1 ce Oct. 26, 1942; EH unp. 313261;
Ktta E. Elder, Kane, Pa. 46019
They’ll never stop the Stars and Stripes
from flying in the breeze; w & mel-
ody Ted [i. e. T. A.] Keller. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313744; Theo-
dore A. Keller, Detroit. 46020
They’re coming; march, Edward Ray-
ner; symphonic band pts., with con-
ductor. © Oct. 22, 1942; Epub.
108758; Belwin, ine., New York.
46021
They’re coming, the Yanks are coming;
w & m Mildred Reeder [i. e. M. R.
Nelson] © 1 c. Sept. 19, 1942; E
unp. 309400; Mildred Reeder Nelson,
Portland, Or. 46022
They’re doing a man’s job now; song.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312969;
James Richard Nelson, Chicago.
46023
They’re the sons of the men who fought
over there; song, w Billy Neilan. ©
1 ec. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312309;
Leo Ira Miller & Leonore R. Elkus,
Pittsburgh. 46024
They’ve dimmed out the bright lights
of Broadway; song, w Eddie Harris,
C. E. Sundin & George Albright, arr.
Harry Powell. © Sept. 30, 1942; E
pub. 108134; Clifford Emanuel Sun-
din, Oakland, Calif. 46025
—— w Eddie Harris & C. E. Sundin, &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
308113; Clifford Emanuel Sundin,
Oakland, Calif. 46026
Things I like to remember; song, m
Mae Davis. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E
unp. 3811515; Elsie Mae Jordan,
South Portland, Me. 46027
CATALOG OF
46028
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., v. 37
Thinking of you; song, m Leo Richard | This is not a war song; w & melody
& Hector Richard.
1942; E unp. 314545 ;
Omaha.
© 1c. Nov. 9,
Nellie E. Clark,
46028
——-— melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1 ce. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313892;
- Stanley P. Schegaus, Farmingdale,
Revs; INGY. 46029
Thinking of you my dear; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; E unp. 311372;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
46030
Thirsting to thunder; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 3811650; John Raaka, Ocean
Beach, Calif. 46031
Thirsty fly; w William Oldys, m Phyllis
Tate. © Sept. 10, 1942; E for. 67521;
Oxford univ. press, London. 46032
Thirty thirsty sailors; arr. Ray Terry
[and] We’re bound for Val(a) paraiso
round the Horn; arr. Bert Barnes:
foxtrots, w & m Elton Box, Desmond
Cox & Leslie; orch. pts. © Oct. 7,
1942; E for. 67485; Boosey & co., 1td.,
London. 46033
This above all; w & melody. ©1e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313914; Richard
Onorato & Glen Noyes, San Fran-
cisco. 46034
This for the Japs; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 318057; Edna Baker,
Portsmouth, N. H. 46035
This good old U. S. A.; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313288; Ella M. Shamp,
Shippingport, Pa. 46036
This is a people’s war; song. ©1e.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311989 ; Maurice
Limonick, Los Angeles. 46037
This is it; from When Johnny comes
marching home, w Don Raye, m Gene
De Paul. © 1 ¢. Oct, 19, 1942; E
unp. 312353; Universal music corp.,
New York. 46038
This is my country; w Don Raye, m
Al Jacobs, arr. Roy Ringwald;
men’s cho. © Oct. 30, 1940; E pub.
108451; Words & music, ine., New
York. 46039
This is my love for you; w Jean Monroe
& Helen Monroe, m Curtis [i. e.
W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © 1.
Oct. 10, 1942 ; E unp. 311892; William
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 46040
James Cavanaugh, John Redmond &
Lee David. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314742; Joe Davis music co.,
ine., New York. 46041
This is our love waltz; w & m Harry
Bason, Frank Parrish & J. Russel
Robinson. © Oct. 15, 1942; E pub.
108107 ; Nathaniel Shilkret music co.,
inc., New York. 46042
This is our victory; song. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314028; Kathern
Whitmore Phillips & Meredith, M.
Saxer, Brenham, Tex. 46043
This is the army; w & m Irving Berlin.
1. Opening, act 2.—2. Closing. © Oct.
9, 1942; E pub. 108319, 109022; This
is the army, inc., New York.
46044, 46045
—— — 1, Opening cho.—2. Opening.
© Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 108674, 108675;
This is the an, ine., New York.
46046, 46047
This is the beginning of the end; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310929; Betty Moore Butterworth,
Independence, Mo, 46048
This is the hour of banquet; w H.
Bonar, m Roland Diggle; 2-pt. treble
voices. © Oct. 19, 1942; E pub.
108785; William A. Pond & co.,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 46049
This is the life; w Hal Phillips &
Henry Leff, melody Paul Bartholo-
mew & W. Lundquist. © 1.c. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 312610; Walter
Lundquist, Brooklyn. 46050
This is worth fighting for; w & m
Edgar De Lange & Sam H. Stept,
arr. William Stickles. 1. Women’s
2-pt. cho.—2. 3-pt. mixed cho.—3.
Mixed cho.—4. Women’s 3-pt. cho.—
5. Men’s cho. © Oct. 28, 1942; E
pub. 108877—-108881; Harms, inc.,
New York. 46051-46055
This is your chance; w & melody Abel
Baer & Joe Rines. © 1 ec. Nov. 3,
1942: E unp. 314885; Paull-pioneer
music corp., New York. 46056
This is your fight for life; song, arr.
Philip Croft. © Oct. 16, 1942; H
for. 67550; Munro Brown, Montreal.
46057
This is ue war; song, arr. Louise God-
frey Ogl © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311119 : Roberta Wallace
Barnes, Asheville, N. C. 46058
1686
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
This lonely night; song, w Joseph Ma-
caluso. © 1c. Noy. 9, 1942: E unp.
314689; Janet Marie Zito, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. 46059
This must be a dream; pf. treble, with
w.' © 1 e@ Oct.) 3, 19425 E> unp.
311005 ; Eleanor Todd Moffett, Ashe-
ville, N. C. 46060
This must be spring; song. ©1ce. Oct.
23, 1942; E unp. 312940; James O.
Parker, Ponea City, Ok. 46061
This night is ours; w & melody. ©1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308055 ; Charles
Philip Henney, Newark, N. J. 46062
This night was made for you and me;
pf., with w. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1942; E
unp. 3141238; Cecilia Sgorbissa Bleak-
ley, Peekskill, N. Y. 46063
This our love; w & melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312411; Michael
Werbow, New York. 46064
This photograph of you; w & melody.
© 1 e. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313632;
Jack Peters, Newark, N. J. 46065
This train; negro spiritual, w anon.,
m Christopher Thomas; men’s cho.;.
© Sept. 25, 1942: E |,
pf. duet acc.
pub. 108127; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 46066
This world to me is like a bubble; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 es-Oct.;,425°.1942-. anp..311615_
Maude E. Ruschmeyer, Tucson, Ariz.
46067
Tho’ our lips have never met; song. ©
1 e..Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312996;
Mary Leone Malanowski, Clinton,
Ind. 46068
Tho’ you’re gone: w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312285; Claude
Manford Harbert, San Quentin, Calif.
46069
Those baby days; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313639; Lillie
Elizabeth Lindquist Temme, Chicago.
46070
Those beautiful eyes of brown; waltz;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942: E unp.
308099; George Gordon Anning,
Newark, N. J. 46071
Those eyes; w Thomas Russo, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
312053; Vincent Catanzaro, New
York. 46072
Those eyes of blue; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©
1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 3138861;
Frank J. Herrick, Syracuse. 46073
46086
Those little things meant so much; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E
unp. 312009; Harry Stitz, New York.
46074
Those little yellow Japs; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 311049;
May Muller Cox Dickerson, New
Orleans. 46075
Those old pals of mine; w & m Billy
[i. e. W. A.] English. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312007; William A.
English, Lancaster, Pa. 46076
Those precious diamonds; mixed
voices. © Oct. 22, 1942; E pub.
108904; Esther V. Peterson, Los
Angeles. 46077
Thou art my sweetheart forever; waltz
song. ©1e. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309239; Marie Carrie Rorick, Orosi,
Calif. 46078
Thou, God, seest me; w Gove S. Taylor,
m Ruth Pearcy-Pipitone; high voice;
© July 30, 1942; E pub. 107768; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 46079
Thou sanctified fire (Du heilige
brunst) ; from Der Geist hilft unsrer
schwachheit auf, German w Martin
Luther, English w Willis Wager, m
Johann Sebastian Bach, ed. John
Finley Williamson; mixed cho. ©
July 30, 1942; E pub. 108094; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. - 46080
Thou, the highest; w Helen A, Diekin-
son, m of ancient Syrian carol, arr.
Clarence Dickinson; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Sept. 4, 1942; E pub.
107478; H. W. Gray co., ine., New
York. 46081
Though the gold in your hair is turning
to silver; song. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942;
E unp. 313472; J. H. Stacy, Jasper,
Ala. 46082
Thought you’d like to know; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313364; Marjorie Cunningham, To-
ledo, 46083
Thousand kisses; fox-trot, w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 313743;
Frank Izzo, New Haven, 46084
Three bad wolves; w S. G. Franklin,
m Rexie Thomas [pseud. of L.
Herscher] © 1 ec. Oct. 22, 1942; E
unp. 312896; Sally G. Franklin & Lou
Herscher, Hollywood, Calif. 46085
Three cheers for the boys over there;
w O. F. Stadler, sr., m G. Brelsford.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp, 314681;
Oscar F. Stadler, sr. & George Brels-
ford, Millville, N. J. 46086
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46087
Three cheers to Old Glory; song, mel-
ody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310970; Louise
A. Hommel, Vallejo, Calif. 46087
Three dots and a dash; w & melody
Jack Vonn [pseud. of J. M. Von
Schlick] © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1942; E
unp. 312097; Jack Marron Von
Sehlick, Pittsburgh. 46088
Three kisses; w Bruce Pierce, m B.
Pierce & C. T. Royall. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1942; E unp. 308204; Corinne Tay-
loe Royall, San Antonio. 46089
Three little skunks; song, m Barbara
Small. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312933 ; John Joseph Brownson, Van-
couver, Wash. 46090
Three little words, I love you; song,
melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 e¢. Oct.
31, 1942; E unp. 313890; Eva May
Wilson, Gloversville, N. Y. 46091
Three minutes of heaven: w Douglas
Furber, m Ivor Carmeli. © Sept. 18,
1942; E for. 67534; Boheme music
co., London. 46092
——_ —— —~— arr. Phil Cardew; orch.
pts. © Sept. 29, 1942; E for. 67552;
Boheme music co., London. 46093!
Three mummers; w Helen Taylor, m
Michael Head; 3-pt. treble voices; pf.
or organ ace. © Oct. 22, 1942; E
for. 67560; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 46094
Three pastorals; by Robin Milford;
organ. © Apr. 16, 1942; E for. 67527;
Oxford univ. press, London. 46095
Three rosy faced toppers; w Helen
Monroe & Jean Monroe, m Curtis
[i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. ©
1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311893;
William Curtis Monroe, Washington.
46096
Three terrific guys; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314780; Leo
Wilson Cohn, Nyack, N. Y. 46097
Three things I love; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. ©1e. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 310941; Patricia Lucier,
Essex, Ont., Canada. 46098
3,121 miles away; w & m Harry Pease,
Ed. G. Nelson & Reidy [i. e. H. Bur-
well] Reid. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
E unp. 309402; Leeds music corp.,
' New York. 46099
— Same. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108315 ; Leeds music corp., New York.
46100
. pt. IT, n. s., Vv. 37
Three Wise Men; musical play. ©1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; D 76189; Alice Rem-
sen, New York. . 46100*
Through the cross to victory: w & m
Sister Mary Cecilia. © Oct. 21,
1942; E pub. 108742; Benedictine
sisters, Covington, Ky. 46101
Throw a kiss to the Flag; song. ©1ce.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313836; William
Alfred Tate & Marguerite A. Hum-
phrey, Nowata, OKI. 46102
Thru my windows; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313099;
Martha Lee Allison, Wytheville, Va.
46103
Thud! Thud! Thud; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 313529;
James Alexander Paterson, Laguna
Beach, Calif. 46104
Thumbs up; song, m M. V. Harris &
Mary S. DeGarmo. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 313565; Mildred VerSoy
Harris, Verona, N. J. 46105
Thy God reigneth; Biblical w, m Emma
Jean Cherry ; mixed voices. © Sept.
1, 1942; E pub. 107716; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 46106
Thy will be done; song, m Paul Nixon.
©l1 c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 312702;
Cappie B. Kirkland, Rome, Ga.
46107
Tick tock serenade; w Leo Corday, m
Harold Grant. © Oct. 21, 1942: E
pub. 108792; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York. - 46108
Tie a string around your heart; fox
trot; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 314077; John Guy
Neri, New York. 46109
Tie up all your hopes with cheer; song,
melody Robert N. Schanzer. © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 5, 1942; EE unp. 311123 -; Harry
Behar, New York. 46110
Till I come home; song, arr. R. A.
Whitaker. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E
unp. 318014; Raymond Albert Whita-
ker & Robert William Long, Los An-
geles. 46111
Till the Eagles are over Berlin; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp.
308205; Charles Joseph Cordray,
Pasadena. 46112
Till then you’re my sweet memory; Ww
& melody Al [i. e. E. J.] Malick. ©
1c Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 814841;
Elias John Malick, Lewiston, Me.
°46113
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Till war clouds pass over; pf., with w.
© 1e. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313695;
James Edward Henry, Philadelphia.
46114
Tillie I’m your Willie; song. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 311068; Noel
MclIlravy, Los Angeles. 46115
Tillie, the toiler; w Sunny Skylar, m
Vincent Lopez. © Oct. 14, 1942; E
pub. 109002; Marchant music pub-
lishers, New York. 46116
Time and war; w & melody. ©1..
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314155; Birger
QO. Larsen, Colorado Springs. 46117
Time for swings; waltz; pf., with w.
© Aug. 19, 1942; E pub. 107562;
Edwin S. Thorpe, Philadelphia.
46118
Time I knew; song. © 1. Nov. 5,
1942: E unp. 314383; George J. Hill,
Yonkers, N. Y. 46119
Time may change; w Florence Brown,
m J. Chas. MeNeil. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 3133844; Mrs. M. V.
Sheppard, Harvey, III. 46120
Time out to dream; w & melody, sc.
Ray Arthur. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E
unp. 311494; Frank Ellis, Dorchester,
Mass. 46121
Time to kill; song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 3138520; Samuel I.
Diehl, New York. 46122
Time will tell; w & melody Ed Kem-
merer. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
312466; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 46123
—w H. A. Bonnard & Lu Earl, mel-
ody L. Earl. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1942;
EK unp. 3130388; H. A. Bonnard, New
York. 46124
Time’s a-wastin’; w & melody. ©1-c.
Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311729 ; Clement
Rosen, Cliffside, N. J. 46125
Tinega; song. © 1. Sept. 19, 1942;
E unp. 309397; Alexander John Mc-
Dougal, Los Angeles. 46126
Tire song; w & melody. © 1 ec. Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 309398; Joseph
Dominic Garagozzo, Mount Morris,
NL LY, 46127
Tired of carrying an aching heart; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1942; E unp.
311012; Bessie Hill Cully, Chicago.
46128
46142
Tit willow; from The mikado, w W. S.
Gilbert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Hugo,
Frey. © Sept. 29, 1942; E pub.
108525; Robbins music corp., New
York. : 46129
To all parts of the world—liberty; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct: 19, 1942; E unp.
312324; Albert William Rader, Mar-
‘tin City, Mo. 46130
To arms; song. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 312344; Norbert Joseph Gail-
liez, sr., Wellington, O. 46131
To arms you sons of freedom; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313196; Morris Rois-
man, Brooklyn. 46132
To General MacArthur; song, melody
Robert VanSickle. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311674; Josephine Brad-
ley Born, Kingman, Ariz. 46133
To little towns; song, m John M.
Loughran. © 1. Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 312073; Joseph J. Sexton, Pel-
ham Manor, N. Y. 46134
To live and love; song, m Eliot Gilmore.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312134;
Ralph R. Reed, Bellingham, Wash.
46135
To live once again ; song, melody Robert
N. Schanzer. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 311124; Harry Behar, New York.
46136
To me you'll always be my dear old
pal; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E
unp. 311934; James Thompson Mel-
drum, Los Angeles. 46137
To our heroes in khaki; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310917;
Ott S. Jones, Albuquerque, N. M.
46138
To our sweethearts o’er there, yes, we
miss you o’er here; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311950;
Henry Car] Zaun, San Francisco.
46139
To the air men; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312358; Mary B. Liebel, Erie,
Pa. 46140
To the Daughters of the American revo-
lution; song. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1942;
E unp. 311916; Juanita Collier Clark,
Hemet, Calif. 46141
To the march through the Valley of
Death; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1942;
EK unp. 312112; Samuel Bovenzi,
Rochester, N. Y. - 46142
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pt. m1, n. s., v. 37
~ +
To the moon-goddess; from Moonlight
sonata, w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m
L. van Beethoven, arr. Ira B. Wilson;
3-pt. mixed voices. © Aug, 20, 1942;
EK pub. 107720; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 46143
To the WAACS and WAVES, song. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308310;
Mary Blizabeth Anderson, Danville,
Ill. 46144
To the Yanks in the tanks; song, w
Oren R. Cleveland. © 1 c. Oct. 22,
1942; E. unp. 312879; Salvatore In-
salago, Akron, O. 46145
To Tokio and victory; w & melody; in
C. © 1 e@ Oct. 15,'°1942; E unp.
312072 ; Rose Burger, New York.
46146
To victory; song, melody Lew [i. e
Louis] Tobin. © 1. Oct. 5, 1942;
EK unp. 310980; Marie Eva Michaud,
Old Town, Me. 46147
To you my love; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311988;
Paul C. Fidelman, New York. 46148
Toast to our boys; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. © 1c. Oct.26, 1942; E unp.
313347; Mayme Emmons, Anaconda,
Mont. 46149
Tobacco shop meeting: from Random
harvest, composed & arr. Herbert
Stothart, including Comin’ thru the
Rye & Vive la compagnie. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313977; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 46150
Toccata and fugue in D minor; by Jo-
hann Sebastian Bach, arr, Frederick
Block; pf. © Oct. 20, 1942; E. pub.
108625 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 46151
Together; song. © Oct. 1, 1942; H
pub. 108252 ; Florence F. Roan, Cisco,
Tex. 46152
Tokio; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; H
unp. 3810960; Dorothy Sussdorff
Drake, Port Kent, N. Y. 46153
Tommy Teamwork’s song; w & m
Minute maids & Minute men of MRA;
pl. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942 “EH unp.
313006; Oxford group — Moral re-
armament—MRA, inc., Washington.
46154
Tommy was a lonesome soldier; w &
melody. © 1 e¢. Oct. 24, 1942; E
unp. 313029; Leta Laree Wade, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 46155
Tomorrow ; song, melody Verona Roys-
ter & V. Alfano. © 1 c¢. Sept. 12,
1942; E unp. 311945; Vita Alfano,
Creedmoor, N. C. 46156
Tomorrow is Christmas; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314017;
Altha Crowther Wright, Baltimore. —
46157
Tomorrow’s a bright new day; melody:
© 1e Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311134;.
Donat J oseph Gervais, Chicago.
46158
Tondelayo; fox trot, w & melody Jack
Stover [i. e. J. G. Stover, jr.] ©l1e
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308783; John
Gilland Stover, jr., Oakmont, Pa.
46159
Tonight; w Abe Resnick, melody Lee
[i. e. Leon] Resnick. © 1. Oct. 24,
1942; E unp. 313074; Leon Resnick,
Livingston Manor, N. Y. 46160
Tonight at seven; w & melody. ©lce.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314056 ; William
' T. Cleaton, jr., Monroe, Ga. 46161
Tonight my heart wearies for you;
song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312510; John Charles Raymond,
Vallejo, Calif. 46162
Tonight we must say aug! song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ec Oct.
21,,. 1942; . EB unp,. 312780; 2 Bermaa
Frances Davis, Milford, O. 46163
To-night you’re mine; from We'll smile
again, w Desmond 0” Connor, m Soars
nedy Russell. © Sept. 11, 1942;
for. 67536; Sterling music pub. vg
ltd., London. 46164
Too busy; song. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314190: Lester E. Balcom,
Turner Field, Ga. 46165
Too much; w & m Sunny Skylar & Jack
Diamant.. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108441; Robbins music corp., New
York. 46166
Too much zoot, not enough love; w Mil-
ton Drake, melody Harry. Dupree.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313596 ;
Broadway music corp., New York.
46167
Too slow; song. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314830; C. Gerard Clukey,
Washington. 46168
Torpedo sinks boat; by Harry Salter ;
pf. © 1c Oct. 20, 1942; EH unp.
312575; Emil Ascher, ine. . New
York. 46169
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no. 10, 1942
Tortilero (El) (Buy my tortillas) ;
English w Jean Atwater Heaver, m
arr.; pf. treble © 1 ec. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 308133; Anita Atwater,
Searsdale, N. Y. 46170
Touch of Texas ; from Seven days leave,
w Frank Loesser, m Jimmy McHugh.
© Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108445;
Southern music pub. co., inc. New
York. 46171
Tovarich; song. © Oct. 26, 1942; E
pub. 108804; Lou Sloane, Brooklyn.
46172
Trail of dreams; w F. Robison, melody
BE. A. Kresin. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1942;
EH unp. 313072; Forest Robison &
Ernest A. Kresin, Ramsey, [Il.
46173
Tramp the enemy down; w & melody
R. Reynolds & Lillian Reynolds. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312087; |}
Ray Reynolds, Hazel Park, Mich.
46174
Tramp, tramp, tramp; w & melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 314115;
Jean Alice Varn, Florence, Or.
46175
Tramp, tramp, tramp to victory; w &
melody Marnia Blandford [pseud. of
M. E. Jump] © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942;
EK unp. 313370; Marian Ewing Jump,
Chester, Pa. 46176
Transformation; from Invisible agent,
by H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313444; Uni-
versal music corp., New York. 46177
Tree squirrel; by Genevieve Lake; pf.
© Oct. 24, 1942; E pub. 108819;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 46178
Tree with a broken heart; waltz, w
A. L. Cleveland [pseud. of A. S.
Bryan], melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ¢e Oct. 80, 1942; E unp. 313610;
Agnes 8. Bryan, Minneapolis. 46179
Tribute to General MacArthur; song, m
Noel Bear. © Oct. 17, 1942; E pub.
108733; Mrs. Ralph Windsor, Cross-
roads, N. M. 46180
Trifles no. 3; by Bob [i. e. R. E.]
Whitaker; flute, oboe, bassoon & pf.
Seren @ W, &, Oct, 19, 1942-..E, unp;
312581; Robert E. Whitaker, Denver.
46181
Triumphal march; from Peter and the
wolf, by Serge Prokofieff, op. 67, arr.
Frederick Block; pf. © Oct. 20,
1942; E pub. 108576; Century music
pub. co., New York. 46182
31591—43——-12
46196
Trixie from Dixie; fox trot, w & mel-
ody. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1942; E unp.
312105; Charles LeRoy Parker, Sioux
City, Ia. 46183
Troierdike liebe; w & melody. © 1 ©.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311504; Jean
Sarkowitz, Revere, Mass. 46184
Trophyo from Tokyo; song, melody
Jean Boyd. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1942;
E unp. 309393 ; Carl W. Burton, Rich-
land Center, Wis. 46185
Tropical twist; w & melody. © 1 «.
Noy. 6, 1942; E unp. 314411; William
Hood Rhoads, New York. 46186
True as the Red, White and Blue; song.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311793;
William Ray Dement, Houston.
- 46187
True life blues; w & melody Bill [i. e.
W. S.] Monroe. © 1 c¢. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 3138307; William Smith
Monroe, Nashville. 46188
True love; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© le. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310991;
Mary L. Cooper, Charleston, W. Va.
46189
Trumpet tune and peal; by Henry Pur-
cell, arr. Harvey Grace; organ. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E for. 67594; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 46190
Try Spry; w & melody Andy Love. ©
1 e. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312191;
Lever bros. co., Cambridge, Mass.
46191
Try to remember; from Random har-
vest, composed & arr. Herbert Stot-
hart, including excerpts of D’ye ken
John Peel & Comin’ through the Rye.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313990;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 46192
Trying hard to smile; song. ©1c. Oct.
14, 1942: E unp. 312054; Evelyn
Mildred Glazer, Somerville, Mass.
46193
Tschaikowsky’s B flat minor concerto;
transcribed; pf., 4 hands. © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 312279; John ©
Weis, Brooklyn. 46194
Tschaikowsky’s Nutcracker suite; by
Peter Illytch Tschaikowsky, tran-
scribed Lou Singer; pf. © Sept. 17,
1942; E pub. 108013; Leeds music
corp., New York. 46195
Tsk tsk tsk; w Roselind Roberts [i. e.
R. R. Stapleton], m Oscar Sundborg.
© 1e. Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 314070;
Roselind Roberts Stapleton, Holly-
wood, Calif. 46196
1691
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46197
Tu; bolero-fox trot, letra y melodia. ©
1c. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308586;
Luis Sepulveda, New York. 46197
Tu; cancion.
E unp. 309294; José Llerena Guiu,
Cambridge, Mass. 46198
Tu castigo; bolero, letra y melodia
Jesus Ramos. © 1 ce. Oct. 30, 1942;
E unp. 318740; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 46199
Tuck him in bed with a prayer; w
Florence E. Banks, & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311212; Grant
MacGregor, Hollywood, Calif. 46200
Tulip time; by Louise Christine Rebe;
pf. © Sept. 2, 1942; EH pub. 108195;
Musicord publications, New York,
46201
Tune in my heart; w B. Dixon, melody
B. Harvey. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1942;
E unp. 312694; Bob Dixon & Bernard
Harvey, Ridgefield, N. J. - 46202
Turning of green to gold; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1. Oct.
26, 1942: E unp. 3138290; Magdalen A.
Hoeffner, Cohocton, N. Y. 46203
Tuscaloosa; w Jean Blackwell, m Irene
Higginbotham; pf. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 313820; Beacon music
co., New York. 46204
Tuscarora (The); w Homer M. Par-
sons, m Meredith Willson. © Nov. 9,
1942; EK pub. 109070; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 46205
Twentieth century march; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311844;
Judge Emil Peterson, Washington.
46206
Twenty-four choral preludes; by Jo-
hann Sebastian Bach, compiled & arr.
Felix Guenther; pf. © Nov. 5, 1942;
E pub. 109042; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 46207
Twenty four hours with the one I
adore; w Laird Cregar & Milton
Berle, & melody. © 1 c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311875; Ted Grouya,
Bel Air, Calif. 46208
Twenty-third psalm; m David W.
Thornton, arr. women’s 3-pt. voices ;
pf. or organ acc. © Sept. 5, 1942;
E pub. 107408; Carl Albert Scholin,
St. Louis. 46209
—set tom. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E
unp. 808425; Elsa A. Stiefel, South
Orange, N. J. 46210
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942;]
pt. III, n.s., v. 37
—set to m Lillian Evanti. [English
& Spanish text] © Sept. 1, 1942;
E pub. 107330; Handy bros. music
co., ine., New York. 46211
Twilight; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310621;
Harvey E. Haver, Newcomerstown, O.
46212
Twilight dreams; by Henry B. Proehl,
ed. Walter Rolfe; pf. © Nov. 4,
1942; E pub. 108959; Century music
pub. co., New York. 46213
Twilight reverie: w & melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312597; Emalie
Josephine Koetting, El] Dorado, Kan.
' 46214
’'Twill not be long; hymn. © Oct. 24,
1942; E pub. 108821; Edna Watkins,
Canton, Pa. 46215
Twin eagles; march, Carl Frangkiser ;
symphonic band pts., with conductor.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108548; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 46216
Twinkling tomorrow; song, melody Ed
Chenette. © 1 ¢ Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 312070; Mrs. Robert G. Lebby,
Washington. 46217
Two Americas; w Mary Carolyn
Davies, m Domenico Savino; mixed
cho. © Oct. 19, 1942 ; E pub. 108709 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
46218
Two artists: by Carl Ameringer, arr.
Carl Christensen; 2 cornets, with pf.
acc. Oct. 27, 1942; E pub.
108906; Manuscript music editions,
Birmingham, Mich, 46219
2 choral preludes; by Robert Elmore;
organ. © Sept. 24, 1942; E pub.
108147; Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Phila-
delphia. 46220
Two hearts that beat alone; w & mel-
ody Hugh Morris [pseud. of W.
Ridder] © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp.
314528; William Ridder, Boston.
46221
Two litanies; w Harry Emerson Fos-
dick, m Frederick Kinsley; mixed
voices. © Sept. 18, 1942; E pub.
108081; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
46222
Two little girls with eyes of blue; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1942; HB unp.
312917 ; Bertha Kelly McKinley, Bor-
den, Ind. 46223
Two little kittens chasing their tails ;
by Berniece Rose Copeland; pf.
Oct. 10, 1942; E pub. 108521; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 46224
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no. 10, 1942
2 short dances; by Herbert Dennison,
op. 16; pf. © Nov. 4, 1942; E for.
67596 ; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
46225
Two soldier boys; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313925; Ada Jameson,
Kansas City, Mo. 46226
w John Latouche,
© 1c. Sept. 18,
HE unp. 309429; Robbins music
46227
Two sparkling eyes;
m Vernon Duke.
1942;
corp., New York.
Two stars; w & melody Karleen [i. e.
C. V.] Lindquist. © 1c Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311563; Caroline Vel-
mina Lindquist, Chicago. 46228
Two-way feeling; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310915; Grady
Cunningham, Oklahoma City. 46229
Un bajel (One little boat); Chilean
folksong, English w Jean Atwater
Heaver, m arr.; pf. treble. © 1.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308134; Anita
Atwater, Scarsdale, N. Y. 46230
Unclaimed baggage; from Random har-
vest, by Herbert Stothart. © 1.
Noy. 2, 1942; E unp. 313985; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 46231
Uncle Sam; song. ©1¢. Nov. 4, 1942;
EF unp. 314170; Eleanor Dorothy
Heagy & Paul Leroy Heagy, Harris-
burg, Pa. 46232
m J. Chas. MeNeil. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311718; Ber-
neice Bolinger, South Bend, Ind.
46233
Uncle Sam and MacArthur; song, w
~ Robert Viets. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313255; Inez ay Sheridan,
EAT: 46234
Uncle Sam has got his harness on; w
Grace Rowe, melody Dick [i. e. R.]
Wetherill. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29, 1942; E
unp. 313469; Richard Wetherill,
Kansas City, Mo. 46235
Uncle Sam, here I am; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 312081; H. A. Swope, Santa,
Id. 46236
Uncle Sam! Here we are; march, w &
melody. ©1ec. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314849; Cameron S. Wells, Hemp-
stead, Tex. 46237
Uncle Sam is calling; song. © 1c. Oct.
30, 1942; E unp, 313580; Frances C.
Snell, Oak Lawn, Il. 46238
46251
Uncle Sam is rolling up his sleeves; w
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 818020; Martin B. Nadle &
Bernard Altschuler, New York.
46239
Uncle Sam polka; w Mel Shaw, melody
Irving Fields. © 1c Nov. 6, 1942;
EK unp. 314428; Transradio, New
York. 46240
Uncle Sam said to his nephew; song.
©1e. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312117;
Joseph Gabriele, Universal City,
Calif. 46241
Uncle Sam stands up; song, w Ben
Hecht. © Oct. 15, 1942; E pub.
108542 ; Carroll Brent Chilton, Holly-
wood, Calif. 46242
Uncle Sam, the greatest leader of them
all; w & melody. © 1. Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 311987; Walter S. Rus-
sell, Lynn, Mass. 46243
Uncle Sam told the boys of the nation:
song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
EH unp. 312205; Cameron V, Frueh,
Lima, O. 46244
Uncle Sam, we are coming back; w
D. S. Engl, melody HB. A. Vinal. ©
Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 108744; Daphne
Stark Enel & Edgar A. Vinal, San
Francisco, 46245
Uncle Sam we’re with you; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312481;
Roy Mullen, Pittsburgh. 46246
Uncle Sam will tell them how and
when; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312549;
Viola Underhill, Seaside, Or. 46247
Uncle Sam won’t ration love; w Carl
{i. e. J. C.] Seigfried, m Alvin Hal-
gerson, arr. Dudley Jackson; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308986; -
John Carl Seigfried, Glassport, Pa.
46248
Uncle Sam you're a grand old man; w
& mL, L. Ringgenberg. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; EK unp. 313904; Roy E. Ring-
genberg & Letha L. Ringgenberg,
Pontiac, Mich. 46249
Uncle Sammy; from The. fleet’s in, w
Johnny Mercer, m Victor Schert-
zinger. © Oct. 22, 1942; E pub.
108703; Famous music corp., New
York. 46250
Uncle Sammy has ants in his pants;
w & melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,-1942;
EK unp. 311625; Ruby E. Raddatz,
Aberdeen, Wash. 46251
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46252
Uncle Sammy I’m coming; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ec.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311596; Mar-
garet Price, Erie, Pa. 46252
Uncle Sammy needs you; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312485; Louise Bushee, New York.
46253
Uncle Sammy’s niece; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942 ;.E unp.
312458; Lulu) Badders, Hudson,
Mich. 46254
Uncle Sam’s beauty shoppe; w V. Muse,
melody Wallace [i. e.-J. W.] Fowler.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312145;
John Wallace Fowler & Verla Muse,
Nashville. 46255
Uncle Sam’s bugleman: w & melody.
© le Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311910;
Frohman Monroe Rickel, Chicago.
46256
Uncle Sam’s calling you; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310973; Nell Ladd,
Schurz, Nev. 46257
Uncle Sam’s Christmas; operetta, w &
m Otis M. Carrington. © Sept. 8,
1942; D 76176; Myers & Carrington,
Redwood City, Calif. 46257*
Uncle Sam’s daughters; song. ©1e.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 3133848; E. C.
Fisher, New York. 46258
Uncle Sam’s nephews and nieces; song.
© Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 108966;
Del Frund, Sausalito, Calif. 46259
Uncle Sam’s out to win; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313710;
Hmma Elizabeth Current, Lima, O.
46260
Uncle Sam’s son; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313201; Lessley Hamilton, Towanda,
Kan. 46261
Uncle, Uncle Sam; w & melody. ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 312849: Dee
Morrison Booth, Ridgefield Park,
N. J. 46262
Under the Christmas tree; w & m
Ireene Wicker & Beatrice Faber. ©
Nov. 13, 1942; D 76193; A B C music
corp., New York. 46262*
Under the lazy autumn sun; w Deane
Warner, melody Andy [i. e. A. J.]
Hartmann. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 814741; Andrew John Hart-
mann, Holyoke, Mass. 46263
pt. m1, n. s., v. 37
Under the Red, White and Blue; song.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311704;
Cordelia Viola Louthan Lee, Oak-
land, Calif. | 46264
Under the Stars and Stripes; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 309450;
Richard Clark, Easton, Pa. 46265
Unfinished because of you; song, mel-
ody Joe Payne [i. e. Joseph Payne]
Panuccio. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E
unp. 811112; Anne Holden, Paterson.
46266
Unite America; song. © Aug. 24, 1942;
E pub. 107374; Edward J. Freeberg,
West Lafayette, Ind. 46267
United all; w & melody Conrad Mario-
nel [pseud. of C. M. Lancucki] ©
1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312611;
Conrad Marion Lancucki, Detroit.
46268
United march; song, w Zander Markey
&. Phill [i..e. BP. P.] Nazir. © He
Oct. 21, 1942: E unp. 312797; Phi-
roze Pestonji Nazir, Hollywood,
Calif. 46269
United Nations; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308047; Sher-
man Marsh Cooledge, Tacoma. 46270
United Nations, all; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311727;
Clement Rosen, Cliffside Park, N. J.
46271
United Nations’ battle song; song, arr.
William Walker Combs. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1942: E unp. 310955; Randolph
Grady Walker, Dallas. 46272
United Nations call; w & melody. ©
1 ¢@ Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310903;
Everett Denton Richards, Nantasket
Beach, Mass. 46273
United Nations fighting men; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
309231; Betty Ray Farmer, Elberton,
Ga. 46274
United Nations fighting song; song. ©
1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311782;
Miles Thomas Yancey, Baltimore.
46275
United Nations, march to victory; w
Bob Carleton, melody EH. G, Bolling &
B. Carleton, ©. 1 ¢.; Oct. 26,1942;
E unp. 313268; Edwin G. Bolling,
Ensley, Ala. 46276
United Nations song; w & melody. ©
1 ¢, Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308517;
Mark Grain, New York. 46277
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no. 10, 1942
United Nations V ...=—; march; full
band se, with w. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 314099; Lorell McCann,
Salinas, Calif. 46278
United Nations victory
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
Ruby Winnette Wadland, Melrose,
Mass. 46279
—— w M. Strock, m C. E. Strock. ©
1 ¢e. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312317;
Calvin Everett Strock & Marie
Strock, Chicago. 46280
United Nations victory song; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1942; EH unp. 311354;
Philip Samuel Royer, Westminster,
Md. 46281
march; song.
E unp. 314812;
w & melody.
E unp. 312605; Jesse Tillus Kennedy,
San Diego, Calif. ‘ 46282
U. S. O.; song. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312055; Emilie DeFasselle,
Cleveland Heights, O. 46283
U. S. A B C’s; w & melody. ©1-..
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp,; 311154; Henry
Ebur Zoll, Philadelphia. 46284
U. S. cruiser; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
4, 1942; E unp. 314297; Alice Hoff-
man, Crestline, O. 46285
U. S. marines on parade; w & melody.
©le. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314298;
Alice Hoffman, Crestline, O. 46286
U. S. of A. armed forces ; by Henry Fill-
more; band pts. © Oct. 2, 1942; H
pub. 108133; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 46287
U. S. A. booster cheer song; song. ©
qe. Ott. 22; 1942 EH) unp.” 312800;
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Port Kent,
N. Y. 46288
U. S. A. it’s up to you; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 314110;
Jeannette Kerr Goldenson, Chicago.
46289
U. S. victory song; song. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312770; Alma E. La
Beau, Corona, Calif. 46290
U.S. way; w & melody. ©1c, Noy. 2,
1942; E unp. 314490; Ann Atwood
Hollinsworth, Whitehaven, Tenn.
46291
United we sing; compiled Charles Han-
sen, arr. D. M, Burton; mixed voices.
© Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 109044; Ea-
win H. Morris & co., ine., New York.
' 46292
© 1 c¢. Oct. 1, 1942
46307
United we stand; w & melody. ©1e.
Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314605; Sidney
Silvin Segal, Los Angeles, 46293
w Naoma Warne [i. e. N. W.
Zieber] m Dorothy S. Weir; pf.
1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312848;
Naomi Warne Zieber, Philadelphia.
46294
United, we, the nations; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312165;
Erna Spink Piggott, Benton Harbor,
Mich. 46295
Unity; pf. treble, with w. © 1. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314696; Harry
Spangler, Brooklyn. 46296
Unity victory march; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309243; Von-
tina Smith, Los Angeles. 46297
Universal home; song, from Wheels of
love, m Hdward Redding. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309570; E. La
Varre Routh, Louisville. 46298
Universal war; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp.
312029; L. D. Hampton, Statesville,
NG: 46299
Until I come back to you; song, m Louis
J..De Francis, jr. © 1 ce. Oct. 20,
1942: E unp. 312521; Katherine B.
March, Fort Jay, N. Y. 46300
Until I see you; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Oct.
5, 1942; E unp. 310843; George E.
Harmon, Baltimore. 46301
Until the Rising Sun has set; song. ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1942; EH unp. 311918;
Juanita Collier Clark, Hemet, Calif.
46302
Until the world and I can love again;
song. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942: E unp.
313620; Harold Edwin Taylor, Cham-
paign, I. 46303
Until Victory wears her crown; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp.
313040; Ola Gates Blagden, Memphis,
Tenn. 46304
Until you came; w Laura Johnstone,
melody Frank Furlett. © 1c. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 314269; Laura Gut-
macher, Park Ridge, III. 46305
Until you came along; w Fred Cheaney,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; BH
unp. 313489; Benjamin Cautelli, To-
ronto. 46306
Until you made me love you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp.
314351; John D. Denson, Oakland, ©
Calif. : 46307
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46308
Usa, my Usa; w & melody.
Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 3133638; Ivor
Ajax, Salt Lake City. 46308
Utah snow storm; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313270; Florence Sanford,
Campbell, Mo. 46309
V for victory; song. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1942: E unp. 312595; Joshua Nun
Sikes, Port Arthur, Tex. 46310
—- melody Eddie Keenan. © 1
e. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312967; Ed-
win Chandler, Norwich, Vt. 46311
melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
William Dixon, Clayton,
Tobin.
311810 ;
Miss.
V is for victory ; song, m Leo Richard
and Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313266; M. Elizabeth
Frink, Marinette, Wis. 46313
V song; song. ©1e. Oct. 17, 1942; H
unp. 312330; Frederick F. Franklin,
Massillon, O. 46314
— — -—— melody Samuel Spencer Berk.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311455;
Gloria Abbey, Cleveland Heights, O.
46315
V, V, for victory; pf., with w. ©1lce.
Nov. 8, 1942: E unp. 314183; Paul
Schoenholtz & Ethelyn Schoenholtz,
Columbus, O. 46316
V. V. V.; w & m Ben Kaplan & Frank
Weston. © Nov. 2, 1942; E pub.
(109013; Axelrod publications, inc.,
Providence. 46317
—w Frank Weston, m Ben Kaplan.
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312894 ;
Axelrod publications, ine., Provi-
dence. 46318
Vv. V. V. for victory; song, w Minny
M. H. Ayers. © 1. Oct. 21, 1942;
E unp. 312742: Lorna Frances Drew,
New York. 46319
Vaiven del palmar; letra y melodia Ra-
fael Mendez. © 1 e¢. Oct. 30, 1942;
EK unp. 313731; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 46320
Valley Forge; w Evelyn Norcross Sher-
rill, m Eunice Lea Kettering; mixed
cho. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub. 108808 ;
H. W. Gray co., ine., New York.
46321
Valse bleue; by Alfred Margis, tran-
scribed Walter Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 9,
1942; E pub. 108322; Century music
pub. co., New York. 46322
46312»
pt. Ill, n. S., v. 87
© 1 c.| Valse bluette; air de ballet, R. Drigo,
transcribed Walter Rolfe; pf.
Oct. 22, 1942; E pub. 108691; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
46323
Valse chromatique: 5th waltz, Benja-
min Godard, op. 88, transcribed Wal-
ter Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 9, 1942; EB
pub. 108848; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 46324
Valse from The Christmas tree; by
V. Rebikoff, arr. 1. Violin & cello,
with pf. acc.—2. Violin & B flat clari-
net, with pf. acc—38. Orch. pts. © ~
Sept. 14, 1942; E pub. 108409, 108410,
108628 ; Quinto Maganini, Greenwich,
Conn. 46325-46327
Valse petite; by Berdena LeMohn [i. e.
B. L. Boles] pf. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942:
E unp. 318665; Berdena LeMohn
Boles, Los Angeles. 46328
Vanished dreams; song, w Inez Blake.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313578 ;
Lucy B. Highlands, Pasadena.
46329
Vanishing lady; w Frank KE. Holmes;
pf. © 1c Oct. 3, 1942; E unp.
311400; Ruth Blacher, Englewood.
N. J. 46330
Variations; by Franz Liszt, on the
basso continuo of the first part of the
Cantata Weinen, klagen and of the
Crucifixus of the B minor mass, by
Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. & ed.
Joseph Bonnet; organ. © Sept. 18,
1942; E pub. 108085; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 46331
Variations on an old French theme;
by Ezra Rachlin; sop., alto & ten.
recorders. Se. © Oct. 20, 1942; E
pub. 108963; Hargail recorder music
publishers, New York. 46332
Variations symphoniques; by César
Franck, arr. Henry Geehl; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E for. 67450; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 46333
Ventura de amor; tango, letra Goigo,
m Pocholo [pseud. of Adolfo A.
Perez]; pf. © Sept. 24, 1942; EH for.
67506; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 46334
Vesta; melody. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1942;
EK unp. 311939; Charles Carmeio
Rapisarda, Albany & Charles A.
Dooling, Wichita. 46335
Victor song; w & m Irene Chipman
Tirrell, arr. L. Renzetti. © 1 ¢. Oct.
22, 1942; E unp. 312889; Hetty
Knowlton Turnbull, Arlington, Mass.
46336
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
46367
Victorious revolution and end title;
from Dreamer of Mexico, by Sol Kap-
lan. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942;.E unp.
314699; Loew’s, inc., New York.
46337
© Sept. 26, 1942; E
Paul <A. Johnson,
46338
—_ pf, with w. ©1c. Nov, 2, 1942;
E unp. 313804; Mae H. Hill, Atlanta.
46339
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309244; Frances Lindsley Wright,
Columbus, O. 46340
—— song. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; EH
unp. 311415; Katherine Gillen Burke,
North Hollywood, Calif, 46341
— song. ©1ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312499; James Russell Fleming, Ur-
bana, I. 46342
song. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
313913; Nell Kerfoot, Houston.
46343
m M. V. Harris & Mary S.
DeGarmo. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E
unp. 314478; Mildred VerSoy Harris,
Verona, N. J. >. 46344
—- melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311812; Ella M. Leonard, Fond du
Lae, Wis. 46845
melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311814; Vernon Kroll, Chicago.
46346
— - melody Ronald Buck. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312546; Clara
Dongus, New Ulm, Minn. 46347
— w & m Elizabeth [i. e. M. E.]
Martin. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E
unp. 308955; Mary Elizabeth Martin,
Nashville. 46348
—— w & m Melinda O’Sullivan [pseud.
of E. A. Arris] ©1 ce, Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 314033; Edith Ainsworth
Arris, Los Angeles. 46349
—w&melody. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1942;
E unp. 309195; Burton Hilding
Smith, Torrance, Calif. 46350
—w&melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314336; Ruby Fulford, Al-
giers, La. 46351
— w&melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314661; William T. Greenwell,
St. Louis, 46352
Victory; hymn.
pub. 108437;
Springfield, Il.
—— song.
— w L. Gethin & M. Moynihan, mel-
ody B. E. Crippen. © 1. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314538; Blanche Eliza-
beth Crippen, Clinton, N. Y., Laurel
Gethin, Amsterdam, N. Y. & Marga-
ret Moynihan, Syracuse. 46353.
Victory bells; w & m Carl Lampert.
© Oct. 2, 1942; E pub. 108507; Allen
intercollegiate music, ine., New York.
46354
Victory bells of liberty; song. © Oct.
20, 1942; E pub. 108583; Marie J. H.
Witmer, Park, Kan. 46355
Victory chorus; w Ralph W. Williams,
m Jack Hedderig [i. e. J. K. Head-
derig, jr.]; pf. ©1c. Sept. 11, 1942:
E unp. 308641; John K. Hedderig,
jr., East Dedham, Mass. 46356
Victory dance; w & melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314626; Sam-
uel Witte, New York. 46357
Victory drums; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 3812481; Florence Munson,
Monrovia, Calif. 46358
Victory! For liberty; song, arr. Ed-
ward J. Khom. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311730; Burton E. Patrick,
Hope, Mich. 46359
Victory hymn; hymn. © 1 ec. Aug. 8,
1942; E unp. 308107; James Abram
Thomas, Chicago. 46360
Victory in the sky; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312888;
Ralph Hutcherson, Detroit. 46361
Victory is ours; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310979; Minnie Barden, North
Billerica, Mass. 46362
Victory is sure: w & melody. ©1..
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308413 ; Joaquim
Rodrigues, New York. 46363
Victory march; pf., with w. © 1 «.
“Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314616; Ruth
Scott Clark, Beaver, Pa. 46364
—song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312460; Joyce
Grice, Humboldt, Sask., Canada.
46365
—-m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942: E
unp. 312375; Hilma Stanley McFad- *
den, Arenzville, II]. 46366
—w Corinna Robbins [pseud. of
Corinne Nehls], m Fred Berndt. ©
1 ec. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 309226;
Corinne Nehls, Chicago. - 46367
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46368
Victory on parade; pf.. withw. ©lce.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313802; Idabel
H. Duncan, Atlanta. 46368
Victory or bust; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 3811817; Gertrude
Fletcher, Holland, Mich. 46369
Victory route; w Marcus Bristole
[pseud. of M. C. Blanchard], m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble. © 1. Oct. 21,
1942; EH unp. 312626; Moody C.
Blanchard, Shreveport, La. 46370
Victory salutations; song. © 1c. Oct.
9, 1942; E unp. 311468; Henry C.
Samuels, Seattle. 46371
Victory serenade; w Lu Har! & 8. Bow-
man, melody L. Earl. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311589; Stella Bowman,
Alton, Ill. 46372
Victory song; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
EK unp. 3811609; Grace Bolzmann,
Unionville, Mich. 46373
w Gladys Palmer, arr. Esther
Schacht. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
313755; Rose King, Ojai, Calif.
46374
— w & m Laddie [i. e. W.] MacCabe.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312693;
William MacCabe, Trenton, N. J.
46375
—w&melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313780; Irwin Stanley Karl,
Forest Hills, N. Y. 46376
— w & melody Johnny [i. e. M.] Rion.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311673;
Milborn Rion, Farmington, Mo.
46377
—wk. R. Rogers, m Mrs. F. R. [i. e.
M. R.] Wadleigh. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311849; Edward Rein-
hold Rogers, Covington, Va. & May
Rogers Wadleigh, Silver Spring, Md.
46378
—— w set to melody of Battle hymn of
the ‘Republic. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942;
EK unp. 311389; Lavinia Crawford,
San Francisco. 46379
Victory stamp; w John Waters, m
Emmie Durden [i. e. EH. D. Smith]
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1942; BE unp. 312512;
Hmmie Durden Smith & John Wa-
ters, Graymont, Ga. 46380
Victory stomp; pf., with w. ©le.
Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309591; Louise
C. Drum & Donald A, Drum, Belle-
ville, Ill. 4638]
pt. 10, n. s., v. 37
Victory theme; pf. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 311523; Paul Sonnenschein,
Dobbs-Ferry, N. Y. 46382
V-i-c-t-o-r-y- victory; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308686;
Helen Rita, Chicago. 46383
Victory waltz; arr. H. L. Bosell; orch.
pts., with w. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E
unp. 312277; Herston M. Cooper, Fort
Bragg, N. C. 46384
— pf. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp.
313010; Ernest Alu, New York.
46385
Victory’s call; song. © 1 ¢. Oct, 29,
1942; HE unp. 313496; Lucille Boyer,
Minneapolis. 46386
Vie vie and the love tree; song. ©1ce.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 318806; Joseph
‘V. Peak, Hazleton, Pa. 46387
4 praludien; v. Ignaz Friedman, op. 61,
nrs, 1-4; klavier. © Oct. 8, 1915; E
for. 67365; Universal-edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 46388
Vikings bold; w Edith Sanford Tillot-
son, m Edvard Grieg, arr. Ira B, Wil-
son ; men’s 3-pt. cho. © Aug. 8, 1942;
E pub. 107718; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 46389
Village filling station; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct, 28, 1942; E unp. 313617;
Charles Bennett Battenberg, Dayton,
O. 46390
Vingo; from Pardon my sarong, w & m
Don Raye & Gene De Paul; pf. ©
1c Aug. 29, 1942; E unp. 307859;
Universal music corp., New York.
46391
Violin ; w Paul Francis Webster, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311876; Ted Grouya, Bel Air, Calif.
46392
Violin and piano sonata no. 4; by
Charles Ives. © Mar. 18, 1942; H
pub. 108280; Arrow music press, ine., .
New York. 46393
Virginia Dare; w & melody Andy Love.
© 1c, Oct. 16, 1942; E unp, 312195;
Garrett & co., ine., Brooklyn. 46394
Visions of you; w & melody. ©1e..
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313424; Cor-
delia Jeffrey, Washington. 46395
Vitamins; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138048; Otis M.
DeLay, Altadena, Calif. ~ 46396
Viva la Pepa; corrido, letra y m Jorge
Hlizalde; pf. © Feb. 10, 1942; E for.
67303 ; Ediciones internacionales Fer-
mata, Buenos Aires. 46397
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Vocal duets; compiled & arr. Victor
Prahl, v. 2. © Oct. 7, 1942; E pub.
108584; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 46398
Voices are calling me; song, arr, Mario
Agnolucci. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1942; EB
unp. 311084; Alex Fyfe, Nampa, Id.
46399
Voices of victory; w F. Katz, melody
Buddy [{i. e. A. B.] Grover. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310646; Frank
Katz, Philadelphia & Arthur Buddy
Grover, Brooklyn. 46400
Volga boatman; excerpt, from Calling
all pa’s, arr. Sol Kaplan. © 1 «.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310786; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 46401
Volvere a encontrarte; bolero, letra y
m Maria Alma. © Dee. 27, 1940; H
for. 67453 ; Promotora Hispano Amer-
icana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
46402
V’s for victory now; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 814716; Ray Jarvis, Safford,
Ariz. 46403
Vuelveme a querer; bolero, letra y m
Mario Alvarez. © Dec. 16, 1941; E
for. 67566; Promotora Hispano Ame-
ricana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
46404
Vy did they name me Fritz; w & mel-
ody Yock Schwab. © 1. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314679; Jacob E.
Schwab, New York. 46405
W. A. A. C. marching song; by K.
Schwartz; pf. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 313002; Rose Lorenz & Karl
Schwartz, Des Moines. 46406
WAACS and WAVES; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1942; E unp.
308752 ; Rickey Serras, New York.
46407
Wagon wheels; w Billy [i. e. William
J.] Hill, m Peter De Rose, arr. Geof-
frey O’Hara. 1. Women’s 3-pt.
voices.—2. Men’s cho.—8. Mixed cho.
Oct. 27, 1942; E pub. 108885,
108990, 108991; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 46408-46410
Wailing blues; song, w Mary M.
Clukey. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314329; C. Gerard Clukey, Washing-
ton. 46411
Wait forme; w & melody. ©1c. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 3143805; Gertrude C.
Proudfoot, New York. 46412
46426
w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314828; Arnold Stanton Good-
man, Atlantic City. 46413
Wait for me little darling: w Esther
Mustard & Geraldine [i. e. L. G.]
Mustard, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 309463; Lois Geraldine
Mustard, Kansas City, Mo. 46414
Wait for me little girl; w & melody Hal
Burns, Earl Nunn & Lonnie Love. ©
ft) Gc, Oc. 29,1942. H unp, 313724;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
46415
Waitin’ blues; song. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 314215: K. Griffith Van
Buren, Knoxville, Tenn. 46416
Waiting; song, m Aaron A. Clark. ©
Tt Gy, Oct-16 1942 Ryonp 4 3t2071 ;
Lena Faurot, Springfield, Col.
46417
——-—m Eliot Gilmore. ©1e. Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 312136; Ralph R.
Reed, Bellingham, Wash. 46418
melody G. R. Woodford. ©
1 ec. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312588;
Alice D. Hardtner, Baltimore.
46419
—w O. Rosalie Spitzer, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 311958;
Thomas M. Holton, Richmond.
46420
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee; from
Cairo, w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m Lewis
KF. Muir, arr. & rev. F. Henri Klick-
mann. © Oct. 6, 1942; E pub.
108840; Alfred music co., ine., New
York. 46421
Waiting for you; w Don Raye, m Gene
De Paul. © 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942: E
unp. 3123852; Universal music corp.,
New York. 46422
w J. EH. Richardson, m Bernice
[i. e. Vesta Bernice] Richardson, arr.
Marjorie Spencer. © 1 c¢. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312270; Jesse Edward
Richardson & Mrs. Jesse Edward
Richardson, Waterville, Me. 46423
w N. G. Bowser, & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313628; Norma
G. Bowser & Evonne Bowser, Oak-
land, Calif. 46424
Wake up America; song. © 1c. Nov.
38, 1942; E unp. 3141938; Marie B.
Flanders, Kansas City, Mo. 46425
m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312201; Thomas Alcott, Do-
nora, Pa. 46426
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46427
Wake up America; m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 ¢. Nov. 38,
1942; E unp. 314137; Edna Besse
Guinn, Pawnee City, Neb. 46427
— -w & melody. © 1 c Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 318397; Marie Diller,
Englewood, N. J. 46428
w.& melody. © 1c Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 813454; Charles Her-
bert Dickson, New Orleans. 46429
w Johnnie [i. e. J. P. H.] Walker,
m P. Tompkins. © 1c Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314767; Paul Tompkins
& John Percy Hallowell Walker,
Fort MacArthur, Calif. 46430
—w Marsden Mynster, m Paul D.
Stock. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
108240; Mynock music pub. ©co.,
Marsden Mynster & Paul D. Stock,
sole owners, Toronto, O. 46431
Wake up with the Rising Sun, Yankee
boys; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313275; Dorothy Victor, Portage, Pa.
46432
Wake up you sleepers;
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 318298; Elizabeth
W. Fluegel, New Carlisle, Ind.
46433
Walkin’ along with Jesus by my side;
hymn. © 1. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
311546; William F. DeMoss, Plain
Dealing, La. 46434
Walking; w anon., m Charles Ives. ©
Nov. 20, 1989; E pub. 108273; Arrow
music press, inc., New York. 464385
Walking through life with you; w &
melody Larry Reinhard. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312428; Robert John
Pompeo, Lakeland, Fla. 46436
Waltz; by Mirrie Hill; pf. © Nov. 2,
1942 ; E for. 67605; Boosey & Hawkes
(Aust.) pty. ltd., Sydney, Australia.
46437
from Serenade for strings, w Ar-
thur Satterlee, m P. Tschaikowsky,
arr. Paul Koepke; 3-pt. treble voices.
© Aug. 29, 1942; E pub. 107350;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
464388
— melody, with pf. ace. ©1c. Sept.
19, 1942; E unp. 309415; Albert M.
Erickson, Cranston, R. I. 46439
—pf. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312960; Maude Pierson Beiser, North
Caldwell, N. J. 46440
m Bob Carle- |.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Waltz caprice; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312325; Edith Dugat
Brown, Kansas City, Mo. 46441
Waltz commando song; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310701 ;
George Fowler Dalgetty, Chicago.
46442
Waltz from the Serenade for strings;
by Peter Ilytch Tchaikovsky, arr.
Frederick Block; pf. © Oct. 9, 1942:
E pub. 108623; Century music pub.
co., New York. 46443
Waltz in G; pf. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1942;
EH unp. 313480; Francesco Amendola,
St. Paul. 46444
Waltz of delight; from We'll smile
again, w Desmond O’Connor, m Ken-
nedy Russell. © Sept. 11, 1942; E
for. 67537; Sterling music pub. co.,
Itd., London. 46445
Waltz of the U. 8. A.; melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313123; Charlie
Eller Shaw, Los Angeles. 46446
Waltz of the willows; w Marie Mara;
violin. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
810912; Gabriel Vilardi, New York.
46447
Waltzing in a skating rink in paradise;
w Frank Ford [pseud. of I. M. Cie-
sielski], m Jimmie Crane. © 1 ec.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312806; Igna-
tius Marion Ciesielski; Philadelphia.
46448
Waltzing the flowers to sleep; song,
melody Bob Carleton. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314731; Russell L.
Smith, Charleston, W. Va. 46449
Waltzing with you Uncle Sam; m
Charles Frederick Peterson ; pf., with
w. © le Nov. 9, 1942; E ump.
314788; Emma Frost, Los Angeles.
46450
Wander song; w & m Bob [i. e. R. W.]
Soden. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312385; Robert Walsh Soden, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 46451
‘Wanting you, sweetheart; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; E unp. 309416;
Alice Ruth Whitney, Miami, Fla.
46452
by Harry Salter; pf. © le.
E unp. 312576; Emil
46453
War baby lullaby; song. © 1 c¢. Oct.
9, 1942; E unp. 312873; Lois Ethel-
bert Day, Inglewood, Calif. 46454
War;
Oct. 20, 1942;
Ascher, ine., New York.
1700
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
46483
War bond serenade; song. © 1. Oct.
14, 1942; E unp. 313320; Raymond
Louis Enri, Chicago. 46455
War has made this a different place;
song, m J. Chas. McNeil & M. B.
Tyree. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312449; Mary Bernice Tyree, Rolla,
Mo. 46456
War jingling sound; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314708; William Shimer Shel-
don, Pawhuska, OKI. 46457
War, war, war; song, w N. Octavie
Nickelberry. © 1 c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311668; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 46458
Warrior’s prayer; w & melody. ©l1c.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 3138772; Frank
Ruhnau, Los Angeles. 46459
Warward march; song, arr. Dorothy
Godfrey. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314766; Vera Nettie O’Dea,
Washington. 46460
Was I to blame; w & melody. ©1c.
Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312636; Albert
Poindexter & James B. Paris, Troup,
Tex. 46461
Was it fun; w & m Bileen [i. e. A. R.]
Matthews. © 1 c¢ Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 314499; Aileen Riley Mat-
thews, Newtown, Pa. 46462
Washington’s sons ; song, m Julia Eliza-
beth Emmett. © Sept. 29, 1942; E
pub. 108644; Whitney Washington
Saunders, Moline, III. 46463
Wasn’t I; w & melody. © 1. Oct.
29, 1942; E unp. 313599; Marian
Kraker, San Pedro, Calif. 46464
Wasting my time; w & melody. ©l1ec.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314684; Nick L.
Therry, San Francisco. 46465
Waterloo: w G. G. Lewis, melody Wes-
ley [i. e. James Wesley] Ryan. ©
1 e@ Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313168;
Louis G. Viola, North Bergen, N. J.
46466
Watts’ cradle song; w Isaac Watts, m
Herbert Susmion; solo or unison
voices, with optional descant. ©
Sept. 17, 1942; E for. 67519; Oxford
univ. press, London. 46467
Wave high; song. © 1. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 313546; Gaele Hessel
Bouma, Los Angeles. 46468
Wave on; song. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 312723; Anna Bush, Janes-
ville, Minn. 46469
WAVES and the WAACS; song. ©
ioe Sept. 16,~1942 = Wh unp. 309488 ;
Willie Borland Pippin, Sanford, Fla.
46470
WAVES, WAVES, beautiful WAVES;
song. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942: E unp.
311571; Oscar Hampton, Johnstown,
Pa. 46471
Way I care; song. © L ¢,, Ocic28,
1942; E unp. 313511; Dorothy Lua-
wig, Evansville, Ind. 46472
Way I got my start loving you; m Al
Kennedy; pf. treble, with w. © ie.
Oct. 12, 1942; EH unp. 311738; T. R.
Hazard, St. Louis. 46473
Way of the army, navy and marines;
w & m Don Corbo [i. e. D. R. Corbo,
jr-.] © 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp.
308847; Dominick R. Corbo, jr., As-
bury Park. 46474
Way we do it over here; w & melody.
© le. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312169;
Ben David Shapiro, Chicago. 46475
We Americans; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310967: John Ellis, Ogden,
Utah. 46476
We are all in this together ; w & melody
Alan Chester [pseud. of Albert Chas-
kin] © 1c. Sept. 25, 1942: E unp.
311055; Albert Chaskin, New York.
46477
We are coming Uncle Sammy; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314722; Madeleine
Baridon, Des Moines. 46478
We are going to join the army; song.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313161;
Minerva Heath Turner, East Falls
Church, Va. 46479
We are marching on; w Rita Tarasov,
m R. Tarasov & Bruce Healy; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 308303 ;
Rachel Bitman, New York. 46480
We are on our way to victory, we’ll be
coming back to home sweet home; w
Theresa Marie Dee, & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1942; EH unp. 311745;
Joseph Francis Vollmer, Richmond
Heights, Mo. 46481
We are praying for you soldier boy;
song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312948; Mabel M. Wells, Bridgeport,
Conn. 46482
We are the army, navy and the fighting
marines; w & melody. ©1e. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 314358; Stanley J.
Throckmorton, West Carrollton, O.
46483
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pt. 110. nsSH Wied
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We are the bombardiers ; song, m Eliot
Gilmore. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16, 1942; EB
unp. 312135; Ralph R. Reed, Belling-
ham, Wash. 46484
We are the infantry; w & melody. ©
1 e Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314532;
James Vincent Bright, Washington.
46485
We are the marines; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov.
8, 1942; E unp. 314150; Grace A.
Zetsche, Chicago. 46486
—w M. G. Whiting, m H. Vollmer.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311530;
Martha G. Whiting & Henry Voll-
mer, Westfield, Mass. 46487
We are the Yankee Doodle boys; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313230;
John M. Hardison, Gorham, Me.
46488
We are the Yanks of the U. S. A.;
song, m Wilbur R. Heck, pf. sc. Alde
Jane Bechtel. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318069; Charles Foster Lui-
gard, Reading, Pa. 46489
We are United Nations; song. ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 314511; Geral-
dine Heinbaugh, Belle Fourche, S. D.
46490
——_w & melody. ©1-c. Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314164; Carl Yavruian, De-
troit. 46491
We buddies miss our sweethearts; m
Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309111;
Steve J. Kaczka, New Orleans.
46492
We can, we will, we must; song, m Carl
' Nutter. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942; H
unp. 309377; Uriel Benjamin, New
York. 46493
—w & m Buddy Coleman. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 808352; Cole-
man Charles Abrahams, New York.
46494
—w & melody. © 1 ec Sept. 24,
1942; E unp. 311899; Gene Cobb &
Hazel Cobb, St. Louis. 46495
We can win the war and we will; song,
m Len Fleming. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 3811965; W. C. Tichenor,
Waynesville, O. 46496
We carry the torch; song. ©.1 cc. Oct.
2, 1942; E unp. 310695; Paul Hess,
Chicago. 46497
We come before Thee, precious Lord;
w Mrs. N. P. Nelson; pf. © 1.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311461; Charles
Orton Selvig, Minneapolis. © 46498
We danced together; song. © Oct. 30,
1942; E pub. 108965; Del Frund,
Sausalito, Calif. 46499
We fight for freedom; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309187;
Florence Moultis Phillips, Long-
meadow, Mass. 46500
We fight for liberty; w & melody. ©
1c Sept. 9, 1942; E unp. 309449;
Claude L. Reichal, Meadville, Pa.
46501
We fight for Uncle Sam; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310982;
Tot Francis Brown, New York.
46502
We got what it takes; w & melody. ©
1 ¢« Nov. 8, 1942; E unp. 313937;
Helena Mary Criscio, Westfield,
Mass. 46503
We have a job to be done; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313323;
Joseph B. Lazaro, Long Beach, N. J.
46504
We have a job to do; song. ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 311405; Alice
Canterbury, Los Angeles. 46505
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
Margaret Bovard Gillette,
46506
We have to win; song, melody Al
Sanders. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314256 ; George Joseph Conklin, Long
Grove, Ia. 46507
We keep our faith; song, w Hugh R.
— song.
312508 ;
Kansas City, Mo.
Rogers. © 1. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311465; Dorothy Wilver' Rogers,
Youngstown, N. Y. 46508
We love our Uncle Sammy; song. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313189;
Marie Jones, Kansas City, Mo.
6509
We love the whole United States; w
John McPartlin, & melody. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 313316; Mar-
guerite O. Soergel, Chicago. 46510
We met in Ohio; song. ©1e. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312147; Travis Randall
Pace, Washington. 46511
We met in orange blossom time; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312737; Genia Malphurs, Tallahas-
see, Fla. 46512
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no. 10, 1942
We must keep America free; song.
1 ec Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312592;
‘Emory Lucas, Newark, N. J. 46513
We must, we will, we can; w & melody.
© 1 c¢. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 313776;
Alexander Gabriel Spina, Elmwood
Park, fil. 46514
We need Thee; w & melody. ©1..
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312393; Ken-
neth Thompson, Albany. 46515
We or they; w & melody. ©1 ec. Oct.
29, 1942; E unp. 313619; Jack
Prenner, New York. 46516
We said goodbye; w & melody. ©1e.
Oc. 15, 1942: BE unp. 312167; John
Joseph Balch & Harper DeMott, St.
Albans, L. I., N. Y. 46517
We shall meet when this war is over,
we shall meet at the end of the road;
song. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
312801; Dorothy Sussdorff Drake,
Port Kent)(NieY.i) - 46518
We sing for the glory of God; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311618; Ruby E. Raddatz, Aberdeen,
Wash. 46519
We strolled in the garden of roses;
song, m Aaron A. Clark. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 312172; George J.
Ferguson, sr., Greensburg, Pa. 46520
We the people; march song. © ‘Le!
Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311269; Flora
Eichhorn, New York. 46521
We, us, and company; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942:
E unp. 311707; Herbert Spencer,
Norwich, Conn. 46522
We will never give up: song. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314453; Urce-
lia Pringle, Philadelphia. 46523
We will soon be in the army; w Stan
[i. e. S. G.] Haskins, m Walter Rich-
ard Behl; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314848; Stanley George Has-
kins, Milwaukee. 46524
We will wave Old Glory; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E- unp. 313053; Lula
Davis, Los Angeles. 46525
We won’t forget Pearl Harbor: song.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313258;
C. Arthur Olson, Council Bluffs, Ia.
46526
Wear your smile; song... © 1 ec. Oct.
15, 1942; E unp. 312082; Bertram
Lloyd Edmonston, Baltimore. 46527
46541
© | Wedding drive; from Random harvest,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313963; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 46528
Wedding march; by Felix Mendelssohn-
Bartoldy, arr. & transcribed Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108572 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 46529
Week-end time: w & m Paul Rebere
[pseud. of P. L. Specht] ©1e. Oct.
127-1942: Heunp. 3117672 "Paul ~1.
Specht, New York. 46530
Weep no more my lady: w & melody
Joan Whitney [pseud. of Zoe Voeth]
& Alex [i. e. Alexander C.] Kramer.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313492 ;
Dorsey bros. music, inc., New York.
46531
Weep no more Stalingrad; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 13; 1942; BH: unp. 311799 ;
Bessie Boniel, New York. 46532
Welcome to America; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313630; Wil-
liam Manns, Flint, Mich. 465383
Welding school: w & melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314776 Patsy
Hammer, Oakland, Calif. 46534
We'll all be happy again; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942: E unp. 313144;
William Hood Rhoads, New York.
46535
We'll all go along together: m Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312437 ;
David J. McNeilly, Salem, Mass.
46536
We'll be back home with victory; w &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311221; Maude Pottle Hinkle, Islip,
Nee 46537
We'll be back when it’s taps for the
three dirty rats: song. © Sept. 11,
1942; E pub. 107586; Kenneth Wil-
liam Robison, New Albany, Ind.
46538
We'll be coming home a-shouting vic-
tory; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308103 ;
Mrs. J. Wolfe, Chicago. 46539
We'll be seein’ you, song. © 1c. Oct.
£0, -1942) EY unp. » sF163l: Bois
Rodgers Kircher, Granite City, III.
46540
We'll be singin’ hallelujah, marching
thru Berlin; w Bob Reed, melody
Harry Miller. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312004; Music products, inc.,
New York. 46541
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46542
pt. I11, 0. s., v. 37
We'll be there; song, arr. Aaron A. | We'll fight for the glory of our Flag;
Clark. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314456; Delmar Dufield, Chicago.
46542
w & m Ruth M. Cole; pf. ©le.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313078: Ruth
M. Hoschke, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
46543
We'll build a new world; w & melody;
in-E flat. © 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1942; E
unp. 314505; Frank Von Luehrte,
Cincinnati. 46544
We'll carry on, on, on to victory; w
Tommy [i. e. T. J.] Carey & George
Weir, m Tommy Carey & Lew Mel,
arr. Belle Schrag. © Oct. 5, 1942;
EK pub, 108254: Thomas .J. Carey,
Neptune City, N. J. 46545
We'll chase them back to Tokio; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1942;
E unp. 312012; Eva M. Taylor,
Hskridge, Kan. 46546
We'll dance again; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 312185; Ward L.
Wykoff, Meadville, Pa. 46547
We'll do all we can for Uncle Sam;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 314806; Frances Jackson,
Hornell, N. Y. 46548
We'll dream again; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©
1 ¢. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313873;
H. J. Himes, Brilliant, O. 46549
We'll drop our bombs on Tokio; song,
melody Robert Pollack. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311426; Margaret
Shannon, Moundsville, W. Va. 46550
We'll end it in swingtime; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314474;
Kmma Aydt, McLeansboro, I11.
46551
We'll even up the score; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311611; Edith
Rosenthal, Napa, Calif. 46552
We'll fight; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1e. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314235;
Hmma L. Comfort, Washington.
46553
We'll fight all over the map; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311508; Gertrude C. Proudfoot, New
York. 46554
We'll fight, fight, fight for Uncle Sam;
w Dorothy Marjorie Danna, & mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 21, 1942; EH unp.
309409; Victor John Charles Danna,
Buffalo, 46555
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314726; Emma
A. Braunworth, Brooklyn. 46556
We'll fight for victory; w & m Donald
C. Tuttle; men’s cho. © Oct. 1,
1942; E pub. 108303; Hall & Mc-.
Creary co., Chicago. 46557
We'll fight on to victory; song. ©le.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311808; Sam
Parker, Miami Beach, Fla. 46558
We'll fight our way for the U. S. A.;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
E unp. 314408; Carmen De Rosa,
Bloomfield, N. J. 46559
We'll fight to the death for this land
of ours; song, melody Harold J.
Steinhardt. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E
unp. 311444; Bert Ray Atkins, Jack-
son, Mich. 46560
We'll fly to victory; w & m Agnes
George [i. e. A. G. Smith] ©1«.
Feb. 23, 1942; E unp. 3138030; Agnes
George Smith, Orting, Wash. 46561
We'll follow the Flag to victory; w
Catherine Mary Frances, melody
Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942: E unp. 309525; Catherine M.
F. Cullen, West Boylston, Mass.
46562
We'll give all we’ve got; w & m Honey
[i. e. H. N.] Divine; pf.. © 1 c. Oct.
16, 1942; E unp. 312242; Honora
Norma Divine, Philadelphia. 46563
We'll go back; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 23,
1942 ; E unp. 312983 ; Mabel Warfield,
Brookdale, Calif. 46564
We'll go on living from there; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
313532; Lillian Smith, Welsh, La.
46565
We'll have fun; w & m Big Rich [pseud.
of HE. A. Richardson]; pf. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313809; Emory
Aaron Richardson, Evansville, Ind.
46566
We'll keep Old Glory waving; song.
© Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 108568 ;
Viola Hall, Terre Haute, Ind. 46567
We'll keep on fightin’; song. © Oct.
13, 1942; E pub. 108970; Eugene
Casivant, Waterbury, N. Y. 46568
We'll keep our freedom ; pf. treble, with
w. © 1. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp.
311079; Lawrence Stricklin ‘& Ches-
ter Freeman, Bremen, Ala. 46569
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no. 10, 1942
We'll live with the love of the Lord in
heart; w & melody. © 1. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314618: Henrietta
Sophia Littell, Opelousas, La. 46570
We'll never shirk; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313051; Ruth Moore,
Princeton, W. Va. 46571
We'll outlove them all; pf. treble, with
we C) Te 'Ock 19, 1942: E unp.
312333 ; Albert Gamse, New York.
46572
We'll protect the U. S. A.: w & m
Mickey Castle [pseud. of Michael
Catalano] © Oct. 7, 1942: E pub.
108313 ; Michael Catalano, Brooklyn.
46573
We'll put Hitler on the spot: march
song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1942: E unp.
309390; Barbara McCoy, Seattle.
46574
We'll remember you, boys, in our
prayers; w & melody Joseph Moylan.
©le. Oct. 1, 1942; E unp. 310748;
Paull-pioneer music COrp., New York.
46575
We'll see it through; w & melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 10, 1942: E unp. 312276;
Alice Nordena Alsdorf, Lansdowne,
Pa. i 46576
We'll show Fritz how to blitz; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
Wet.” 26; 1942; E unp. 313274; Her-
man Jaeschke, Monee, I11. 46577
We'll sing! Sing! Sing! To victory;
victory march, arr. T. L. Mesang;
band pts., with w. © May 29, 1942;
E pub. 1084386; John B. Chapple,
Ashland, Wis. 46578
We'll stay right here and do our bit;
m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309118;
Mary Strine, Capitol ‘Heights, Md.
46579
We'll take the nip from the Nippon-
nese; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1942; E unp. 310188; Vera Parker
Lawson, San Pedro, Calif. 46580
We'll throw them off the earth: song,
w Kenton Kilmer. © 1 ec. Nov. Al
1942; E unp. 314041; Alma Grayce
Miller, Arlington, Va. 46581
We'll whip the Japs; m Bob Carleton;
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313276; A. J. Kiser,
Colorado Springs. ‘ 46582
46596
We'll win the war; w & melody Yock
Schwab. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942: E unp.
314677 ; Jacob E. Schwab, New York.
-46583
We'll win through, we always do; w
Irving Taylor, m Vie Mizzy. © Oct.
7, 1942; E pub. 108400; Santly-Joy-
Select, inc., New York. 46584
We'll win together ; arr. Robert Kelley ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 318815; Henry W.
Packer, Boston. 46585
We'll work for our America; w & m
Thelma Dart Rasmussen & F. A.
Kruth. © 1. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
312593 ; Fay Atherton Kruth, Lapeer,
Mich. 46586
Wells loyalty song; song. © Sept. 23,
1942; E pub. 1083808; Kathleen Ryan
Lane, Oak Park, Il. ‘46587
We're all in it together; w & melody.
© 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311628;
Sylvia Jacobsen, Whitestone, N. Y.
46588
We're all in the army now; w R. H.
Temple, m C. L. McGinley. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313811; Ruth
Hines Temple & Clara Lou McGinley,
Bowling Green, Ky. 46589
We're all in this together; w Frank
Siwek, jr., & melody. ©1c. Oct. 23,
1942; E unp. 314737; Irving Urban
Anton Siegel, Marshfield, Wis. 46590
We're all out for victory; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313682 ;
Richard T. Aubin, Au Sable Forks,
N.Y. 46591
We're all out to win the war; song. ©
1c. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310984; Ann
R. Johnson, Norfolk, Va. 46592
We're all with you, O Doug. Mac-
Arthur; song, arr. Frank Rodgers.
©1e. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 314132;
Gene Samuel Fifer, Chicago. 46593
We're Arizona wildcats; w & m Gwen
Sweet. Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108506; Allen intercollegiate music,
ine., New York. 46594
We're backing you boys; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c¢. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 3813220; Mary
Kemper, Wapakoneta, O. 46595
We're bound for Valaparaiso [?] round
the Horn; w & m Box, Cox & Leslie.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E for. 67320;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 46596
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46597
We're comin’ back on top; song, arr.
Helen Gurulé. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942;
E unp. 313709; Harry A. Cotter, Den-
ver. 46597
We're coming over again; song. ©1lce.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312887; Harold
L. O’Brian, Cleveland. 46598
We're coming thru; m Jack Keeton ; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313941; Arthur White, Wood-
side, L. I., N. Y. 46599
We're dad’s boys now; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 «.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312373- Arthur
Lohr, Johnstown, Pa. 46600
We're dancing at the Drake tonight;
w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1942;
E unp. 311019; Paul Jos. Shahin,
Chicago. 46601
We're going over; w & melody. ©1le.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311843; Gene
Carmen Salerno, Niles, O. 46602
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1942:
E unp. 313097; Roy Jackson Hamil-
ton, Laurelton, L. I., N. Y. 46603
w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942;
E unp. 314267 ; Lon Cummings, Litch-
field, Tl. 46604
We're going over there; w & m Homer
Haynes. © 1 ¢. Sept. 17, 1942; HB
unp. 311029; Henry Doyle Haynes,
Renfro Valley, Ky. 46605
We're going to sink the Rising Sun;
w & m R. Emerson Swart & W. B.
Hubbell. © Jan. 9, 1942: E pub.
107590; William Bradford Hubbell,
New York. 46606
We're going to win; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 314096;
Mary Hoyt Wiborg, New York.
46607
We're gonna beat the Japs at their
shore; w & melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 312698; John Voccia &
William Voccia, New York. 46608
We're gonna make sure there’ll never
be another war; w & melody Nelson
Cogane, Ira Schuster & Joseph
Meyer. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp.
313001; Paull-pioneer music corp.,
New York. 46609
We're gonna shut the open door; song,
w Henrietta L. Rushmore, m arr.
Isabella Cahill. © Oct. 28, 1942; E
pub. 108864; Harold C. Rushmore,
Stamford, N. Y. 46610
pt. m1, n. s., v. 37
We're in a fighting mood; song. ©
1 ce. Sept. 11, 1942; E unp. 308773;
Bessie L. Dillman, Greggton, Tex.
46611
We're in it; song, melody A. Malamas
& John Mayer. ©1c. Oct. 10, 1942;
E unp. 311570; Anne Malamas, .
Maspeth, L. I., N. Y. 46612
We’re in the same boat together; w &
m Mel Foree & Eddie Hill. © Oct.
2, 1942; E pub. 108444; Peer inter-
natl. corp., New York. 46613
We're in to win; w & m Morris Oren-
stein. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
108518; Remick music corp., New
York. 46614
We're in! We'll win; w & melody. ©
1 ¢c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314778;
Anna Gertrude Woodsum, Dorches-
ter, Mass. 46615
We’re marching along; w & melody
Stanley [i. e. T. S.] Thornton. ©
1 ¢@ Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 312918;
Thomas Stanley Thornton, Deep
River, Conn. 46616
We’re marching on everywhere; w Nat
Alberts, & melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 7,
1942: EH unp. 311219; Ruth Hyde,
Brooklyn. 46617
We're marching on to victory; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312389; Mary L. Phillips,
Northfield, O. 46618
— pf., with w. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp. 312347; Helen Alma Dahlin-
ger, Pittsburgh. 46619
We’re men of America; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp> 314084 ;
Robert Haff Arnold, Adams, Mass.
46620
We're on our way; song. © 1c. Oct.
3, 1942; E unp. 310986; Calvin A.
May, Utica, N. Y. 46621
arr. William J. Donlin, jr.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314173;
David B. Gildea, jr., Luzerne, Pa.
46622
w & melody. ©1ce. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 313463; Reatha Kreider, Bar-
berton, O. 46623
We're 100% for Uncle Sam; w G. W.
Wilfong, melody P. J. Strack. ©
1 ce. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 314482;
Philip J. Strack & George W. Wil-
fong, National City, Calif. 46624
—_—_—_
1706
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
46652
We're out to win the big fight; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313278; A. J.
Kiser, Colorado Springs. 46625
We're out to win the victory ; song, mel-
ody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314718; Lessie Me-
Donald, Parma, Id. 46626
We're over there again boys; pf., with
w. ©l1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 310699;
Henry Arthur Frischknecht, Leonia,
N. J. 46627
We're proud of our soldier boys; song.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312500;
Donna Lewis, Dallas. 46628
We're proud to be Americans; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311000; Lillian Kelly,
Brooklyn. ‘ 46629
We're rollin’ brother; march, w Ted
Welsh, & melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 28,
1942;- E unp. 314891; Norman A.
Weis, Kenmore, N. Y. 46630
We're rolling down under; song, m
Henry R. Hallbauer & J. J. Chisholm.
©1e. Oct. 29, 1942;*E unp: 314812;
James Joseph Chisholm, Revere,
Mass. == 46631
We're rolling sons o’ guns; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Oct. 21, 1942- _E _.unp., .312628;
Herschel Richardson, Leavenworth,
Kan. 46632
We're selling war bonds, today; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
313331; Bobbe Arnst & Gust Moline,
Chicago. 46633
We're the forward guard of the
U. Sp Ai; w & m Mrs..P. HE. [i. e.
B. B.] Gibson; pf. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1942; E unp. 309574; Bessie Blocker
Gibson, Lake Charles, La. 46634
We're the guys that have ‘the stuff;
song. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp.
309191; Richard Chaffey Von Ende,
Pittsburgh. 46635
We're the marines; song, from Hi,
Buddy. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp.
314609; Universal music corp., New
York. 46636
We're the sons of Doctor Sun; w & mel-
Ody., ©) 1 ce Noy. 2, 1942 -°"Hr unp.
314054; Paul Suey Fong, jr., Sacra-
mento, Calif. 46637
We're the U. S. engineers; w Martha
Cochrane, & melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1942; E unp. 311370; David Warren
Burnside, Greenville, S. C. 46638
We're the Yanks; w E. Ben Fantee
[pseud. of Ignatius Benfante] &
Alexander Bukzin, m J. Stellar
[pseud. of G, Stabile] ©1e. Sept. 4,
1942; E unp. 3809436; Giuseppe
Stabile, Brooklyn. 46639
We're Uncle Sammy’s Yankees; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313834; Margaret Elaine Anderson,
North Bend, Or. 46640
We're with you, we assure you, Old
Glory; song. © 1 e¢ Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 313464; Jeremiah J. O’Sulli-
van, Chicago. 46641
Were you talking to the moon; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311448 ; Jeanne Shugerman, Gadsden,
Ala. 46642
We’re young only once; orch. pts. ©
1 ce. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 309029;
John Siegbert Lorr, Lubbock, Tex.
46643
Westmore broadeast library, no. 11;
folio, w & m Mell Carr & others. ©
Dec. 31, 1940; E pub. 108648; West-
more music corp., Portland, Or.
46644
— no. 20; folio, w & m Bix Allen &
others. © Sept. 23, 1941; E pub.
108649; Westmore music corp., Port-
land, Or. 46645
— no. 21; folio, w & m Leroy E. Lam-
bert & others. © Oct. 20, 1941; E
pub, 108650; Westmore music corp.,
Portland, Or. 46646
— no. 22; folio, w & m Evelyn Olson
& others. © May 11, 1942; E pub.
108651; Westmore music corp., Port-
land, Or. 46647
no. 23; folio, w & m Evelyn Olson
& others. © May 11, 1942; E pub.
108652 ; Westmore music corp., Port-
land, Or. 46648
no. 24; folio, w & m John Kloch &
others. © May 11, 1942; E pub.
108653 ; Westmore music corp., Port-
land, Or. 46649
We've got the axe for the Axis; song
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 312381:
Robert D. W. Adams, Kansas City,
Mo. 46650
We've got the Axis on the run; song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 311936;
Jack Goodman, Los Angeles. 46651
We've got to get to Tokio and Berlin;
w & melody Lou Botwin. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314847; Radio
screen music pub. co., New York.
46652
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46653
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
We've got to win; march, w & melody. | What will I do without you; w & mel-
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313607;
Cecelia O. Pecora, Freeland, Pa.
46653
w & melody. ©lc. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 311521; Louis Joseph Borini,
Redwood City, Calif. 46654
We've never been licked; w Winnie
~ Knowlton, melody Jacqueline Carroll.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314436;
Acme music service, music collabora-
tors, Cincinnati. 46655
What a wonderful thing a baby is;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942;
E unp. 312064; May Ruth Adamson,
Oakland, Calif. 46656
What did it mean to you; slow fox
trot, w Marie Laino, & melody. ©
1 e) Oct.» 26, 1942; BE, unp. 318315;
Edward DuVernay, Chicago. 46657
What does a soldier dream of; song.
© 1 e. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313659;
Hugh M. MacKay, Worcester. 46658
What does a soldier think of; w &
melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E
unp. 812116; Hope Raymond, Phoe-
nix, Ariz. 46659
What d’ya know; song: © 1c. Oct. 6,
1942; E unp. 311202; Neely Plumb,
North Hollywood, Calif. 46660
What freedom means [and] Washing-
ton arch; by Bert Buhrman; pf.
© Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 108751;
Emil Ascher, ine., New York. 46661
What I’m living for; w & melody. ©
1 ¢@ Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314282;
Al Holland, Los Angeles. 46662
What is left to lose; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314334;
Edward Abraham Snyder, Roxbury,
Mass. 46663
What it means to buy bonds and
stamps; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312457;
Madeline Avila & Lucille Avila, San
Mateo, Calif. 46664
What makes love a mystery; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; EH unp.
312922; Charles Orion Lyon, Au-
gusta, Ga. 46665
What makes you cry over me; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314171; Lynwood McCoy Smith, East
Alton, Il. 46666
What time does this party get started;
w & m Haven Johnson. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309403 ; Leeds music
corp., New York. 46667
ody. © 1c Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314783; Ryland Lee Harris, Peru,
Ind. 46668
What will my. mommy say now; w & m
Alexander Berglas, Mary Schaeffer
._ & Loman Fryberg. © Sept. 3, 1942;
E pub. 108692; Ambassador music,
ine., New York. 46669
What would you do; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
EK unp. 312125; Violet Wilhelmina
Olef, Raritan, N. J. 46670
What’s a little track; w_& melody
Mickey MeVay; violin. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 318531; Mrs. John
L. Gaffney, Johnstown, Pa. 46671
What’s cookin’, good lookin’; melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313800;
Frank Will Kukula, San Francisco.
46672
——song, w Irving Taylor. © 1 c.
Oct. 8, 1942; E unp. 311500; Jeanne
Simon, Denver. 46673
w Irving Taylor, & melody. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312744;
Lois M. Parr, Monroe, Or. 46674
What’s happened to you; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311632;
Oliver Harris, jr., New York. 46675
What’s in my heart; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312068; Vin-
cent Adolph Farese, APO 953, %
Postmaster, San Francisco. 46676
What’s the answer; melody Robert
Hicks. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314158; Lewis music pub. ¢co., ine.,
New York. 46677
What’s the matter, postman; song. ©
1 ¢« Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314022;
Lenore Caroline Engdahl, New York.
46678
What’s the matter with America; m
Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 3138287;
A. H. Vaught, Washington, Pa.
46679
What’s the matter with your heart;
w & m Ed Holly, arr. Harry Ludwig.
© Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 109057;
Weeks publisher, Detroit. ' 46680
What’s the news from home; w & mel-
ody. ©1. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp.
3110380; John Albert Perry, Lake
Wales, Fla. ‘ 46681
1708
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Wheat fields; w & m Sig [i. e. Sieg-
fried] Vogel, arr. F. Sturm, jr. ©
1 e. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309230;
Siegfried Vogel, Woodbridge, N. J. &
Frank Sturm, jr., Yonkers, N. Y.
46682
Wheezy Anna; w & m Leslie Sarony,
additional w Mae Maurada. © Oct.
7, 1942; E pub. 108422; Irwin Dash
music co., Itd., London. 46683
When a boy from Alabama meets a
girl from Gundagai; w & m Jack
O’Hagan. © May 27, 1942; E for.
bial: Allan &''co., pty. Itd.,.. Mel-
bourne, Australia. 46684
When a girl] cares; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314550; Pollyanna
Rice Miller, Island Mountain, Calif.
46685
When a Gypsy makes his fiddle swing;
song. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314253; Roy West, Kansas City, Mo.
46686
When all the stars fell down; mixed
cho: © 1c. Oct: 16, 1942; E unp.
314542; Agnes Maxwell Hall, New
York. 46687
When April is smiling; arr. Louis
Rosenberger; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313644; Roy
W. Swanson, Minneapolis. 46688
When alg we going to go to Tokio; m
Gordon R. Molstad; pf. treble, with
we © 1. c Feb: 24, 1942: E unp:
311780; William A. Forant, Helena,
Mont. 46689
When Christ has come to stay: w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp.
312308; Harry Taylor McLean, Gulf-
port, Miss. 46690
When daddy comes home from the war ;
w & melody F. Bower [pseud. of F. E.
Bauer] © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1942: E
unp. 311020; Florence E. Bauer, El-
beron, “NS” 46691
When evening shadows fall; song. ©
Pes Get. .46,- 1942 ;.. EK unp.. 312175 ;
Martha Fennel, Greensburg, Pa.
46692
w & melody Pat [i. e. W.] Patter-
son & Phil [i. e. F. P.] Venegas. ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1942; E unp. 312589;
Felix P. Venegas & Wesley Patter-
son, Morgan Hill, Calif. 46693
46706
When fall steps in; w & m Johnny
Vick [ites J-iC.jWiek jn) Orit, c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311682; John
Charles Vick, jr.. Wyandotte, Mich.
46694
When he leaves England for the
U. 8S. A., song, m R. A. Browne. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 312608;
E. A. Madden, New Britain, Conn.
46695
When I am old; song. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313108; William P.
Singeltary, Wilson, N. C. 46696
When I come back; waltz; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314560;
Carmen Aurora Batallan, Havana.
46697
When I come back, sweetheart, to you:
pf., with w. © 1 e@ Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312478; Chester Myron Wait,
V. P. squadron 91, % F. P. O., San
Francisco. i 46698
When I come back to my old home
town ; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314586;
D. W. Latourelle, Mapleton, Minn.
46699
When I come back to you; song. ©
1c Oct. 14, 1942; -E unp. 312050;
Lewis E. Talbert, Washington.
46700
w & m Elsa [i. e. E. L.] Sonza.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313799;
Elsie L. Sonza, Ouray, Col. 46701
w & melody Gordon [i. e. H. G.]
Higel. ©1c. Sept. 16, 1942;'E unp.
309185; Harry Gordon Higel, Sara-
- sota, Fla. 46702
When I come home from work; w &
melody Hugh Cross. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 312468; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 46703
When I cry; w & melody Walter Johns
[i. e. Walter John] Van Dyke. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310913; Wal-
ter John Van Dyke, New York.
46704
When I day dream of you; song, m
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] © 1. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310859; Joseph Ott, Fort Benning,
Ga. 46705
When I dream again of you; song, m
Gordon R. Woodford. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312143; Raymond Lary
Prescott, Lakeland, Fla. 46706
1709
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
46707
When I go walking with you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942; HE unp.
812599; Emalie Josephine Koetting,
EK] Dorado, Kan. 46707
When I hold you in my arms; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 310114;
Genevia Miller, Napa, Calif. 46708
When I love you best; song, w C. T.
Kehoe. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
312857 ; Anna K. Ericius, Spring Val-
ley, N. Y. 46709
When I marry I’ll marry for love; w &
m James Cavanaugh, John Redmond
& Frank Weldon, pf. arr. George N.
Terry. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108707 ; Paramount music corp., New
York. 46710
When I may hold you in my arms
again; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310947; James E. Geddes, Douglas,
Ariz. 46711
When I said goodbye; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314254; Lillian EH. Patton, Burbank,
Calif. 46712
When I sing in Shrangri-La; w D. Kit-
son, melody H. F. Pearl. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313152; Harry F.
Pearl & Dorothy Kitson, Tonawanda,
INS We 46713
When I used to kiss you good-night;
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E
unp. 312706; Anne De Grasse, Athol,
Mass. 46714
When I’m loving you, I’m loving some-
body else; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
EK unp. 312440; Carolyn Folger, Fort
Morgan, Col. 46715
When I’m standing at attention; m
R. W. Swanson & Louis Rosenberger ;
pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E
unp. 313648; Roy W. Swanson, Min-
neapolis. 46716
When it’s dark-time; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314569;
Clemeth Townsend Banks, North Pel-
ham, Ny Y. 46717
When it’s over; w & melody. ©1e.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309721; Jacob
1 De Joy, A. P. O. 837, YouBast-
master, New Orleans. 46718
When it’s over all over; song. ©1e.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311304; John
George Greissing, Akron, O. 46719
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
When it’s over, over there; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 314663;
Leonard P. Peterson, Kelso, Wash.
46720
When it’s twilight in the mountains;
song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 313880; Golda Keen, Silver-
ton, Or: 46721
When Jim comes home; song, melody
Bill [i. e. William E.] Zesiger. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312321;
Frank Kaiser, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
46722
When mother comes marching home
from the war; w Bobby Heath; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314275;
Alexander Thomas Marr, Philadel-
phia. 46723
When my boy comes home; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 311135;
Jack Laidler, Peoria, I11. 46724
When my earthly task is done; hymn,
arr. Vestarine Slaughter. © 1 ec.
Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 312847; Her-
schell P. Blackwell, Indianapolis.
46725
When my soldier boy comes back to
me; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of
Robert Lamm] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310842; Mrs. W. O. Heinz,
Naples, Fla. 46726
When night falls; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp, 310832;
T. A. Burford, Lynchburg, Va.
| 46727
When our boys are back again; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
313380; Lila Marian Rear, Renton,
Wash. 46728
When our boys come home; song. ©
Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 108260; Herbert
Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth, Me.
46729
When our love was new; song. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318114; John
Herman Schowengerdt, Liege, Mo.
46730
When our Uncle Sam comes marching
home; song, melody William B. Car-
roll. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp.
312709; John M. Welde, Chicago.
46731
When peace has come to stay; song, w
A. L. Snoddy. © 1 c._ Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310922; Lora Miller Burke,
Moberly, Mo. 46732
1710
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
46757
When peace shall be heard in the air;
song, arr. D. Calvin Burrell. © Apr.
30, 1942; E pub. 108643; Thelma Vic-
toria Gross, Baltimore. 46733
When that some day comes; w Albert
J. Lopes, & melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 5,
1942: E unp. 310918; Moises A. Man-
uel, San Francisco. 46734
When the Allies march to victory ; song,
arr. Mario Agnolucci. © 1 c¢. Sept.
8, 1942: E unp. 311085; Alex Fyfe,
Nampa, Id. 467385
When the blue star turns to gold; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311592;
Eric I. Ecklund, Kellogg, Id. 46736
When the boys come back from over the
sea; women’s 2-pt. voices. © May
9, 1942; E pub. 107557; Isaac G.
Eagon, Delaware, O. 46737
When the crimson snow of Russia is
white again; w Marty Symes, melody
Willard Robison. © 1 ec. Oct. 2,
1942; E unp. 310749; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 46738
When the deep’ning shadows fall;
song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
313666; Berdena LeMohn Boles, Los
Angeles. 46739
When the doves fly over Ireland, Ill
be coming back to you;_w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 311978;
Paul Joseph Klotz, Chester, Pa.
46740
When the eagle spreads his wings, the
tanks are rolling through; w & m
Betty [i. e. R. T.] Goetz. ©) 1 «.
Oe e 19), 19422 6 Be .unpsi. d13509"
Roberta Thornton Goetz, New York.
46741
When the fiddles play; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942: E unp.
312089; Maurine K. Richardson,
Watertown, S. D. 46742
When the fleet comes back to San
Diego; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E
unp. 309119; Golda Keen, Silverton,
Or. ; 46743
When the flowers bloom again in the
Ozarks; w & melody Hugh Cross. ©
-1e. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 318722;
Peer internatl. corp., New York.
46744
When the home-bells ring again; w
Edward Lockton, m Haydn Wood,
arr. Clarence Lucas; women’s 3-pt.
voices. ©. Sept. 7, 1942: E for.
67449; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 46745
When the lilacs bloom again; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1c Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313264;
Lillie Gay, Esparto, Calif. 46746
When the moon shines on you sweet-
heart ; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312223; B. L. Greene,
Prince Rupert, B. C., Canada. 46747
When the moonbeams fail from heaven ;
song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313052; Clayton L. WHichelberger,
Hesston, Kan. 46748
When the moonlight shines on Rock
River; w & melody Mrs. Louis [i. e.
J.] Mistele. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
BE unp. 308089; Janet Mistele, Jeffer-
son, Wis. 46749
When the robins come back in the
spring; w & melody A. Lad Fromthill
[pseud. of A. A. Lucius] © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 312677; Adolph
August Lucius, Saint Joseph, Mich.
46750
When the silver birds fly home; w &
melody Eddie [i. e. E. K.] Nesbitt.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp, 311985;
Edward K. Nesbitt, Chevy Chase, Md.
46751
When the stars start falling; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312274;
Herbert Taft Minick, Champion, Neb.
46752
When the sun bids the sky goodnight ;
w N. E. Stade, m H. C. Cholvin. ©
Lc. Nov, 9," 1942. (EH unp: sl4fol:
Homer C. Cholvin, Chicago & Nor-
man EK. Stade, Arlington Heights, I11.
46753
When the sun goes down in Dixie;
song. © 1c. Noy. 5,.1942; E unp.
314276; Helen Lansing Hooker,
Schenectady, N. Y. 46754.
When the sun sets for me don’t weep;
hymn. © June 1, 1942; E pub.
108862; Mary G. Irvine, Hollywood,
Calif. 46755
When the sun shines at night; song, m
Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Web-
ster] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
313523; Walter W. Kibler, Kansas
City, Mo. 46756
When the U. S. S. Lexington went
down; pf., with w. © Oct. 10, 1942;
E pub. 108467; Everett Denton Rich-
ards, Nantasket, Mass. 46757
1711
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ;
46758
When the war clouds roll away; song.
© le. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312798;
Hlisie R. Krum, Liberty, N. Y. 46758
When the war is over; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309406;
Raymond Oren Hartman, Kingston,
Pa. 46759
When the war is won; w & m Ira Cobb
[pseud. of B. L. Sokolove] © 1c.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312647; Ben-
jamin L. Sokolove, New York. 46760
When the winter vales are gone; song,
melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 309550;
H. E, Haver, Newcomerstown, O.
46761
When the world has time to think; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314157; J. Wesley Hodgkinson, jr.,
New York. 46762
When the Yankee pilots pile it on Ber-
lin; fox-trot, w & melody. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314210; Arthur |}
46763
When the Yanks go to town; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp.
311785 ; Mark Grain, New York.
46764
When the Yanks turn the cranks; w &
m Bob [i. e. R. E.] Miller. © 1.
Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312787; Robert
EK. Miller, Chicago. 46765
When there’s a double rainbow in the
sky; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313247; Warren G. Grove,
Urbana, O. 46766
When this is over; w & melody. ©1e.
Noy. 9, 1942; E unp. 314739; Odette
Keene, Hollywood, Calif, 46767
When Uncle Sam calls you; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313584; Loretta Tarres, Waurika,
Okl. 46768
Korb, Cambridge, Mass.
When victory is won; song, arr. Purnell
F. Hall. ©1e. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
311446; Garrett Days, New York.
; 46769
When we get over there; song, melody
Frank W. Ford. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 813921; James L. Croghan,
Moundsville, W. Va. 46770
—- w Syd Wyner [pseud. of Syd
Weinstein], melody Samuel Weller.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308054;
Syd Weinstein, Brooklyn. 46771
pt. III, n. s., v. 37
When we go marching home; w & m
Elmer Slingman. © Oct. 20, 1942;
E pub. 108642; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 46772
When we hear the bugle call; w Harvey
Blaine, m The Sandbournes. © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 311032; George
Suomela, Omaha. 46773
When we meet in Dreamland; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 ¢c. Oct, 26, 1942; E unp. 313251;
Mike Walker, Fort Wayne. 46774
When we smile again; w & melody. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1942 ; E unp. 311513 ; John
Henry Vogt, Detroit. 46775
When we’re together; w & melody. ©
1 ec, Oct. 18, 1942; E unp. 311982;
Violet M. Warrington, Philadelphia.
46776
When Yank and Dixie doughboys get
together; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310850; Henry
Jordan, Norfolk, Va. 46777
When you came into view; w & m Bob
[i. e. R. H.] Langdale. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1942; E unp. 309395; Robert Hill
Langdale, Cincinnati, 46778
When you kiss your girl goodbye; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314645; Victor Cason, Republic, Mo.
46779
When you really fall in love; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312968; Frank David Campbell, Ash-
tabula, O. 46780
When you return; slow fox trot, w &
melody Stanley [i. e. T. S.] Thornton.
© 1e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314087;
Thomas Stanley Thornton, Deep
River, Conn. 46781
When you return to-me; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311629;
Sylvia Jacobsen, Whitestone, N. Y.
46782
When you Say hello; se. Joe Castle; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp.
310716; Sidney T. Fisher, Austin,
Tex. 46783
When you started that flame in my
heart; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 3138874; Carl Hilton
Hamilton, ‘Paulspur, Ariz. 46784
When you went away; song, m Leo
_Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 3109387; Edna
Frey, Fullerton, Pa. 46785
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942 46813
When your heart’s in love; w & mel-| Where the rainbow ends; w & m
ody Pat [i. e. Pasquale] D’Epiro. © Miriam Righter. © Oct. 10, 1942; E
1.e. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313409; pub. 108924; C. B. Righter, Iowa
Pasquale D’Epiro, New York. 46786 City, Ia. 46799
When your spare tires are gone; w &
arr. of m J. H. Hertsch, pf. se. arr.
P. Hans Flath. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312288; Jo Hanna Hertsch,
Hickman Mills, Mo. 46787
When you're hungry for a letter; w &
melody. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312506; Maurine K, Richardson, Wa-
tertown, S. D. 46788
When you're tired of everything but
God; song. © June 1, 1942; E pub.
108861; Mary G. Irvine, Hollywood,
Calif. 46789
When you’ve finished what they started
over there; w & melody. ©1c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309249; Robert
George Martin, Indianapolis. 46790
Where a vict’ry garden grows; w J.
Malloy, m D. Padgett. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 312410; Johnny Malloy
& Durward Padgett, Los Angeles.
46791
Where are we today; pf., with w.
Mar. 5, 1942; E pub. 108234; Jacob
David Soughs, Baltimore. 46792
Where I am, is Uncle Sam; song, w
Elow [pseud. of Erich Lowinsky] ©
1 @ Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 312065;
Fred L. Jackson, New Britain, Conn.
46793
Where in this world; w & m Dorothy
Soulé, Jack Val & Marty Kahn. ©
Sept. 30, 1942; E pub. 108076; Melo-
art music publishers, New York.
46794
Where is my soldier boy ; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 313795; Mary Licalzi, New
Orleans. 46795
Where the blue Pacific rolls along;
song, melody Ronald Buck, ©1..
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312550; Kate
States, Los Angeles. 46796
Where the olive branches grow; w J. O.
Tow, m F. W. Noak. ©1ce. Oct. 13,
1942; E unp,. 313566; James Oliver
Tow, Los Angeles & Fred William
Noak, Cincinnati. 46797
— Same. © Nov. 3, 1942; E pub.
109026; James Oliver Tow, Los
Angeles & Fred William Noak, Cin-
cinnati. 46798
Where the range riders get together ;
w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313045; Eugene Lee Wellman,
Huntington, W. Va. 46800
Where the waters are blue; w & m
Hugh Charles & Sonny Miller. ©
Aug. 31, 1942; E for. 67548; Irwin
Dash music co., Itd., London. 46801
Where there’s a will there’s a way;
song. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp.
313096; Olive Hanson McClaran, Mt.
Pleasant, Ia. 46802
Where will you be; w & m Hank Fin-
ney. © Oct. 17, 1942; E pub. 109058;
Weeks publisher, Detroit. 46803
Where ya goin’ Mac; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313679;
Roger L. Holton, Camp Davis, N. C.
46804
Where’s daddy; w Irving Taylor, mel-
ody Vie Mizzy. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1942;
E unp. 312646; Santly-Joy, inc., New
York. 46805
Where’s that girl; song. ©1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314770; Frantz Hamp-
ton Clark, Wilmington, Del. 46806
Wherever you are; w & melody. ©1c.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308056; Robert
Vernon Klein, Pittsburgh. 46807
While bugles call; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
13, 1942; E unp. 313312; Maria Al-
bertina Larsson, Los Angeles. 46808
While he is over there; w & melody. ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1942; E unp. 311880;
Ruth Jane Smith, Paducah, Tex.
46809
While he’s away; song. ©1c, Oct. 17,
1942; EK unp. 312334; Frederick Wil-
liam Lochel, Pleasantville, N. J.
46810 |
While I reminisce; song, w F. A. Han-
ley. © 1 ec Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311262; Francis Aloysius Hanley &
King Dwyer, Albany. 46811
While I’m fighting; pf., with w. ©1le.
Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310983; Douglas
Perry Newhook, Mattapan, Mass.
46812
While others howl] their hymns of hate
we'll sing our songs of love; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311762; Patrick J. O’Sullivan, Co-
rona, LoL N.Y; 46813
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46814
pt. II, n.8., v. 37
While our boys march on; w Fred K.| White house march; song, melody Bob
Huffer & Walter A. Stroube, m. W. A.
Stroube. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
108815; Walter A. Stroube music
publisher, Hammond, Ind. 46814
While we waltz tonight; song. ©1e.
Oct, 28, 1942; E unp. 312950; Ber-
dena Le Mohn Boles, Los Angeles.
46815
While you're away; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314589; Helen M. Gillmore,
Princeton, Me. 46816
w & melody Stanley [i. e. T. S.]
Thornton. © 1. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314527; Thomas Stanley Thorn-
ton, Deep River, Conn. 46817
Whip (The); from White cargo, by
Bronislaw Kaper & Prince Modupe.
© 1e. Oct. 3, 1942; E unp. 310770;
Loew’s, ine., New York. 46818
Whippoorwill song; song. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1942; E unp. 311898; Hthel
Parker, Troy, Kan. 46819
Whippoorwill’s love song; song. ©
Oct. 21, 1942; E pub. 108740; Ger-
trude Milgram, Kansas City, Mo.
* 46820
Whisper; song. © 1. Sept. 1, 1942;
BE unp. 311039; Cora Hichinger, Port-
land, Or, 46821
Whisper a pray’r of love, mother dear ;
w Elizabeth Hogue & W. Bishop,
melody E, Hogue. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312844; Walter Bishop,
New York. 46822
Whisper (A) in the moonlight; ‘song,
m Bernard Nevada Landino, ©1c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311862; Louis
George Zaboy, Los Angeles. 46823
Whistling in my tree; song, w John
Galsworthy. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1942; EB
unp. 312766; Clara May Russell
Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 46824
White cargo; main title, Bronislaw
Kaper & Prince Modupe. © 1c. Oct.
3, 1942; E unp. 310766; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 46825
White Christmas; w G. H. Johnston, m
C. W. Erdenbrecher. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15,
1942; E unp. 312199; George H.
Johnston & C. W. Erdenbrecher, APO
958, % Postmaster, San Francisco.
46826
White doves of Capistrano; song, m
Bernard Nevada Landino. © 1 ec.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311860; Louis
George Zaboy, Los Angeles. 46827
Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311651; Dietrich H. Stohbach,
Milwaukee. 46828.
White roses; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1942:
E unp. 318292; Magdalen A. Hoeff-
ner, Cohocton, N. Y. 46829:
White ships are sailing; song. © Oct.
14, 1942; E pub. 109020; Lawrence
Clifford Gibson, Pittsburgh, 46830:
Who cares; w Edward Lynn, m Connie
Bemis [i. e. C. B. Glore] © 1c. Sept.
4, 1942; E unp. 308117; Connie Bemis
Glore, Los Angeles. 46831
Who cares now; w Patricia Fowler, m
Gene Johnston. © Aug. 3, 1942; E
pub. 108246; Walter E. Fowler, San
Pedro, Calif. 46832
Who goes there; w M. Weiner, melody
L. Daigle. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1942; E
unp. 8120389; Max Weiner & Louis
Daigle, Houston. :; 46833.
Who is she; w Corinna Robbins [pseud.
of C. R. Nehls], m Aida Johnson &
Chester Johnson. © 1 ec. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 3813598; Corinne R.
Nehls, Chicago. 46834
Who loves you like your mother; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1942; EB unp.
312828; Harriette Beatrice Adams,
Cleveland. 46835
Who made this nation great; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313293; John
R, Cox, Grand Rapids, Mich. 46836
Whom have I; w & melody Milton
Gross. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314037; Jack Pinsky, New York.
46837
Who’s a da horse an’ who’s a da boss;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 314058; David A, Krainin, New
York. 46838
Who’s got the ball; by Hal McIntyre &
Howard Gibling; pf. ©1e. Oct. 20,
1942; E unp. 312532; Mutual music
soec., ine., New York. 46839
Who’s your present heart throb; fox-
trot, w Exilda Moore, m Maurice L.
Singer. © Oct. 30, 1942; H pub.
108935; Enterprise publications, Los
Angeles. 46840
Whoso dwelleth under the defence;
anthem, Biblical w, m Edward Mar-
getson; mixed voices; organ ace, ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 108078; Boston
music co., Boston. 46841.
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no. 10, 1942
46870
Why; song. © 1. Sept. 4, 1942; E | Why should you borrow the cares of to-
unp. 308060; Selsus E. Albritton, St.
Louis. 46842
— w Betty Jane Bridges, & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313699 ;
Mary Ellyn Grosshans, Chicago.
46843
Why can’t I be lovin’ you; w & melody.
©l1e. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp, 312613;
Cynthia Jensen, Kansas City, Mo.
46844
Why can’t you see me; song, m Rosalie
Feola. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314486; Florence Marie Catena, Chi-
cago. 46845
Why couldn’t you be true; song, m
Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
312209 ; Forrest G. Irwin, Springfield,
O 46846
Why did it happen to me; w V. Muse,
melody Wallace [i. e. J. W.] Fowler.
© 1c, Oct. 15, 1942; EH unp. 312146;
John Wallace Fowler & Verla Muse,
Nashville. 46847
Why did you break your promise; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312553; Helia Tien-
haara, Phelps, Wis. 46848
Why did you go away; song. © Oct.
16, 1942; E pub. 108482; Claude
Verdeer Breland, Charleston, S. C.
46849
Why do I dream; w & melody, ©1-c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311744; Harold
Allen Wells, Syracuse. 46850
Why don’t we try; from Private Miss
Jones, by Walter Ruick; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318234; Loew’s,
ine., New York. 46851
Why don’t you try and smile; w Doris
Percy & Leslie Frost, m Tom [i. e.
Thomas Henry] Joseph. © Sept. 7,
1942; E for. 67412; Percy, Frost &
Joseph, Sale, Manchester, England.
46852
Why dream of you; w Malvin Sander
[i. e. Malvin Sander, jr.], m Lou [i. e.
L, A.] Guskey & Donald G. Robinson.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313915;
Louis A, Guskey, Pittsburgh. 46853
Why not, sweetheart; songz. © 1.
Sept. 5, 1942; E unp. 308097; Jake W.
Kughn, Wharton, Tex. 46854
Why should I cry, he’ll be back bye and
bye; song, melody William Marion
Toney. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
313332; Berniece Elsie Long, Marsh-
field, Or, 46855
31591—43—_13
morrow; w & melody. © 1. Sept.
21, 1942; BH unp. 309537; Charles L.
Harrison, Williamstown, Ky. 46856
Why think of love; song. ©1c. Sept.
17, 1942; E unp. 309190; Ronnie Cal-
vin Jarvis, Baltimore. 46857
Why this loneliness; w Pat Rolland, &
melody. © 1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313947; Leopold Louis Osear
Karezag, Detroit. 46858
Why were your kisses for only a day;
w & melody. ©1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E
unp. 3811456; Helen <A. Morgan,
Macon, Ga. 46859
Wicky wacky WAAC; w & melody. ©
1c Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314859;
Raymond Weirmack, Alameda, Calif.
46860
Wiegenlied; w u. m Harry H. Voge
[pseud. of H. H. Vogelmann] © 1c.
Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 312099; Harry H.
Vogelmann, New York. 46861
Wild daisy of the valley; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942;
E unp. 311646; Endora C. Johnston,
Dexter, Ia. 46862
Wild honey ; by Scott Bradley, pts. 1, 2.
© 1. each Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314704, 314705; Loew’s, inec., New
York. 46863, 46864
Wild rose of Rio; w John W. Bratton,
m Stephen Jones. © Sept. 2, 1942;
E pub. 107483; Paull-pioneer music
ecorp., New York. 46865
Wild wind is blowing; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312455; Kristen A. Petersen, Los
Angeles. 46866
Will you be there; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 318713; Harry
Shoemaker & William Hirsch, Phila-
delphia. 46867
Will you fight; w & melody. © 1.
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313421; Harold
Adolphus Campbell, Los Angeles.
46868
Will you keep loving me darling; song,
m Art King. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 812144; Dayton Carroll Hib-
ner, Medaryville, Ind. 46869
Will you marry; American folksong,
arr. Robert Hernried; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © Aug. 29, 1942; E pub.
107348 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 46870
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46871
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 37
Will you wait till the end of the war ;| ‘Wise old’ owl blues; song, arr. Eliza-
song, © 1 e« Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
313179; Nettie Holden Curtis, New.
Haven. 46871 |
Willie, take your drum; Burgundian
folk song or carol, French w Bernard}
De La Monnoye, w tr. & m arr.:
George F. Strickling; women’s cho.
[English w only]. © Sept. 26, 1942;.
FE pub. 108220; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 46872.
Winding clock; from Journey for Mar-
garet, by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313993; |
Loew’s, ine., New York. 46873
Windmills of Holland; pf. © 1c. Oct.
14, 1942; E unp. 318544; Gaele
Hessel Bouma, Los Angeles. 46874
Winds through the olive trees; anthem,
“we anon. m Will C. Macfarlane;
mixed cho.; pf, or organ ace. © July
30, 1942 ; E pub. 107750; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 46875
Wings of gold; w & melody. © 1e.
Oct. 28, 1942; H unp. 313456; Charles
Caserta, Manhasset, N. Y. 46876
Wings over America; pf. treble, with w.
’ ©lc. Aug. 12, 1942; E unp! 310951;
Hleanor Todd Moffett, Asheville, N. C.
46877
—— song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311716; Marion
Olrich, Howell, Mich. 46878
Wings to victory; song. ©1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 31389386; William Gill
Crooks, Orlando, Fla. 46879
Winnie the welder; w & melody. © 1
e. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313087; Ted
Courtney, San Francisco. 46880
Winter it is past; Scottish folk-song,
traditional w, m arr. Jessie Angelyn
Fitzgerald; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 108595; E. C.
’ Schirmer music co., Boston. 46881
Wipe the Jap off the map; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309242 ;
Edward Nathan Schiff, Highland
Park, Mich. 46882
Wise kings three; w Parady Ames, m
T. Frederick H. Candlyn; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
108547; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 46883
Wise little owl; women’s 3-pt. voices.
© 1c.. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312652 ;
Douglas Wright, jr., San Marino,
Calif. 46884
‘beth Hogue. © 1. Sept. 23, 1942;
E unp. 311952; Ozie Parker, New
York. | : 46885
Wishing waltz; w & melody. © 1 ec.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312120; George
Robert Moss, New York. 46886
Witeh’s holiday; by Louis Sugarman;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1942; E for. 67496;
Parnasse musical, Lachute, Que.,
Canada. 46887
With a pack on his back, and a girl
on his mind; w Duke Leonard &
Jimmy Dupre, melody Curley Mahr.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314194;
Harry Tenney, ine., New York.
46888
With his quack, quack, quack; old nur-
sery rhyme, w & m arr. ©1.e
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 312907; Louise
Roquemore Goddard, Lakeland, Fla.
. 46889
With just a mem’ry of you; w Erwin
Wien, & melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309910; Harold Eugene
Wetherwax, jr., Burbank, Calif.
46890 .
With love; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp.
310831; Joseph Stociokas, Danville,
pve wie 46891
With postage marked, it’s free; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1 e¢. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 314929; Rosanna E.
Baer, Chicago. 46892
With red roses ’round the door; song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. ©1ce. Oct. 12,
1942; EH unp. 311681; Mildred Owen,
Minneapolis. ' 46893
With that cute little suit I met Minnie;
w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E
unp. 314413; William Hood Rhoads,
New York. ~ 46894
With you; w Lee Labelle, melody David
S. Kinney & Ray Meany. ©l1e.
Aug. 4, 1942; E unp. 313428; Peer in-
ternatl. corp., New York. 46895
Without a heart; w & m Larry Regina;
pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1942; EB
unp. 312467; Anthony La. Regina,
New York. 46896
Women for Uncle Sam; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1942; EH unp. 309433 ;
Frances Sears Willis, Des Moines.
46897
Women o’ mine; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 313527; James
Alexander Paterson, Laguna Beach,
Calif. _ 46898
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1942
Wonder; song, melody J. J.
Helen Leeds Torrence, Baltimore.
46899 | World today; song, m Leo Richard &
song. © 1 «@}
Wonderful and sweet;
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312177;
erine Lamar, New York.
Kath-
46900
Wonderful dreams of you; w & melody.
E unp. 311351; |
John Lewis Everson, Oakland, Calif.
46901 |
Wonderful London; waltz, w & melody. |
EH ounp. 312901 ; »
William Frederick Wraight, Edmon- |
46902 |
Eddie :
© 1 ec. Oct. 7, 1942;
ed, COC... 23, 1942 *
ton, Alta., Canada.
Wondering; song, melody
Keenan. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311499; Glenn C. Johnson, Fort Rob- |
46903 |
inson, Neb.
w & melody. ©1e. Oct. 9, 1942;
gram, Chattanooga.
Wondering dear about you; w Nat
Ramsey [i. e. N. R. Rosemund], m->
© 1c. Sept. 1,
Charles L. Johnson.
1942; E unp. 309032; Nancy Ramsey
Rosemund, Kansas City, Mo. 46905
Wond’ring; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 313143; Glad Rob-
inson Youse, Baxter Springs, Kan,
46906 -
Won’t you be my skipper; w & melody.
© le. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312882;
Delbert McKeighen, Akron, O. 46907
Won’t you come and play with me; w
& melody Bill [i. e. W. J.] Lennerts.
© 1e. Oct. 29, 1942; EH unp. 313624;
William J. Lennerts, Detroit.
ody. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
313824; Miriam Edith Hoffman, San
Francisco. 46909
Woodland legend; by ‘Bill Gillock ; pf.
© Sept. 24, 1942; E pub. 108143;
Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia.
‘46910
Work and save for victory; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
313498 ; Jean Elkins, Prince Rupert,
B. C., Canada. 46911
Work till the world is free; w & mel-
ody. © 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
311617; Ruby E. Raddatz, Aberdeen,
Wash. 46912
Working for Uncle Sam; w & m Floyd
Monroe Seaman. © Feb. 20, 1942; E
pub. 1083811; Wigstmone music corp.,
Portland, Or. . 46913
Arling. |
© 1e. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308084; |
46908 ©
Won’t you write me a song; w & mel- |
46927
World serious ball game; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 311326;
Bernard Nelson, Chicago. 46914
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312363 ; Carey Waters, Boyn-
‘ton Beach, Fla. 46915
World was mine when I met you; song,
m L. Haimes. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942;
E unp. 311132 ; Louise Haimes & Bert
Child, New York. 46916
World we know; pf., with w. ©1e.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314425; Lee
Halstead Pettijohn, Lakewood, O.
_ 46917
World will smile again; w Jack Ma-
honey, & melody. ©1e. Oct. 2, 1942;
E unp. 311930; Romauldo Tomei,
Bayonne, N. J. 46918
| World’s best known pieces; selected &
E unp. 311524; William Moffit In- |
46904 | —
transcribed George J. Trinkaus; solos
& duets for various instruments, ase
pf. ace. Pts. © Sept. 10, 1942 ;
pub. 108248; Fillmore bros. CO., aie
cinnati. 46919
Would it be wise; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1942; E unp. 313589; Donald
Robert Rinehart, Washington. 46920
Write a letter to your buddy; song,
arr. Glade Vandeveer. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 311941; John Joseph
McLaughlin, Downers Grove, Ill.
46921
Write a letter to your mother; w & mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312951; Celia Cotton, - Lawrence,
Mass. — 46922
Wynken, Blynken and Nod; w Eugene
Field, m Walter Helfer ; women’s cho.
.. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 108871; M.
Witmark & sons, New York.. 46923
X marks the spot; w Irving Taylor,
melody Vic Mizzy. ©1e. Oct. 27,
_ 1942; E unp. 313126; Santly-Joy, ine.,
New York. 46924
Ya me voy (I must go) ; Chilean folk-
song, English w Jean Atwater
Heaver, m arr.; pf. treble. © 1.
Aug. 25, 1942; E unp. 308135 ; Anita
Atwater, Scarsdale, N. Y. 46925
Yah teb yeh loob yoo; w & melody. ©
“1 e Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313359;
Alice W. Simon, New York. 46926
Yank who ranks in my heart; w A.
Porte, melody Jack [i. -e. J. K.J
Schafer.. © 1c. Sept: 8, 1942; E unp.
814090; John K. Schafer & Ala Porte,
‘APO 813, New York. 46927
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46928
Yankee boy; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
©1e. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311720;
Emilda Danzinger, Lockland, O.
46928
Yankee bugle call; song, melody Billy
James. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1942; BH unp.
312036; Wallace LeGrande Hender-
son, Philadelphia. 46929
Yankee Doodle Yank; m Bob Carleton ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1942; E unp. 312631; F.. M. Stewart,
Worcester. 46980
Yankee doodler ; w Fos Carling, m Phil
Boutelje. © Aug. 27, 1942; E pub.
108350; Mills music, inec., New York.
46931
Yankee girl; w D. Wright, m L. Baiett.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312872;
Doris Wright & Louise Baiett, Strea-
tor, Ill. 46932
Yankee man; song. © 1 c. Oct. 17%,
1942; E unp. 312714; Warren C.
Pratt, Birmingham, Mich. 46933
Yankee man a-come; song. ©1e. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 314452; Urcelia
Pringle, Philadelphia. 46934
Yankee soldiers’ march; song, w Ellen
M. Mulcahy. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 312852; Margaret A. Mulcahy,
New Milford, Conn. 46935
Yankee sons; song. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1942; E pub. 312186; Ward L. Wy-
koff, Meadville, Pa. 46936
Yankee spirit; w & melody. ©1..
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 311912; Fred-
erick J. Daley, Pawtucket, R. I.
46937
Yankee wings will never grow weary;
march; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; EB
unp. 313510; Harry Klink, Chicago.
46938
Yankees are coming now; song, arr.
Jimmie Churchill. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1942; EK unp. 310048; Royal Mitchell,
Atlanta. 46939
Yanks across the sea; song. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312480; Walter
Ray Bridgforth, Houston. 46940
Yanks are bound to win; song. © Oct.
30, 1942; E pub. 108895; Alyce EH.
Winfrey, Napa, Calif. 46941
Yanks are coming; march, Johannes
[i. e. John] Kaups; cornet. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311731; John
Kaups, New York. 46942
pt. II, n. s., v. 37
Yanks are coming again; song. ©1e.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313841; J. P.
Moeschl & R. A. Moeschl, Middle-
town, O. 46943
Yanks are coming through; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 312023;
Katherine Merry Brown, Winthrop,
Mass. 46944
Yanks are in the air; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313803;
Mabel N. Almond, Atlanta. 46945
Yanks are on the march again; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314648; Plummer H. Riddle, Salem,
O.: -46946
Yanks can do it; song. ©1ce. Oct. 16,
1942; E unp. 312131; Sarah Berman,
Oakland, Calif. 46947
Yanks don’t scare; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 313932; Larry H.
Wetherell, Norfolk, Va. 46948
Yanks over there; w Annette P. Kinsey
& Inez Foote Jarrell, & melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314201;
Howard Dolphus Kinsey, Monroe, Ga.
46949
Yank’s pledge; w & melody. © 1.
Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308062; Cor-
nelius James Mahoney, Cambridge,
Mass, 46950
Yanks will soon be there; w & melody
Nelson Fortier [pseud. of N. T.
Kelly] ©1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
314343; Nelson Thomas Kelly, Al-
- bany. 46951
Yard-bird shuffle; rwedkdis James A.
Noble. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942; E unp.
311551; Charling music corp., New
York. 46952
Yard eggs and pig chops; melody. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 309453;
Arnold Koppitch, East Cleveland, O.
46953
Yazoo blues; song. © 1 ¢e. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313244; Texana T.
Clark, Los Angeles. 46954
Ye house of Gilead; from Jephtha, w
Thomas Morell, m Georg Friedrich
Hindel, arr. Charles D. Dawe; men’s
cho. © Sept. 2, 1942; E pub. 107758 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 46955
Yea, man; w Jimmie Gordon [pseud.
of J. G. Hedges], m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312239; James
G. Hedges, Fort Riley, Kan. 46956
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no. 10, 1942
Year round; song. ©1ce. Oct. 7, 1942;
EH unp. 3113824; Myrtle Fish Thomp-
son, South Orange, N. J. 46957
Yearning; song, w Sada Cowan. ©
1 e Oct. 20, 1942; E unp. 312653;
Douglas Wright, jr., San Marino,
Calif. 46958
Yeoman’s wedding; by Prince Ponia-
towski, arr. Clair Omar Musser;
marimba or xylophone, with pf. acc.
© Aug. 12, 1942; E pub. 108560;
Alfred music co., ine., New York.
46959
Yes love is wonderful; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310836; Wil-
liam H. Brune, Hammond, Ind.
46960
Yes, this is the choo-choo plane to
Tokio; w & melody. ©1. Sept. 25,
1942 ;, KE unp. 311078; Mary Elizabeth
Baker, Philadelphia. 46961
Yes, we’re all out for freedom; song.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310930;
Betsy Phillips, Chicago. 46962
Yes, yes; pf., with w. ©1e. Oct. 19,
1942; EK unp. 312248; Zeljean Prouty
Ahern, Standish, Calif. 46963
Yes! Yes! Yes; w Zella Lehr; violin
conductor. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; EB
unp. 313238; Raynor Lehr, Holly-
wood, Calif. 46964
Yesterday’s romance; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308200;
Sherman P. Lifschutz, Chicago.’ 46965
Yesterday’s roses; w & m Gene Autry
& Fred Rose, arr. Paul Sells. © Aug.
31, 1942; E pub. 107454; West’rn
music pub. co., Hollywood, Calif.
46966
Yip Yip Yaphanker’s introduction;
from This is the army, w & m Irving
Berlin. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub.
108320; This is the army, inc., New
York. 46967
Yip-i-Anna; fox-trot, w Ted Welsh, &
melody. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
314392; Norman A. Weis, Kenmore,
ING! 46968
Yo saluda; letra y m Isrraei Rodriguez
Scull; pf. © July 18, 1942; E for.
67495 ; Candido G. Galdo, Havana.
46969
Yo te amé (Yesterday) ; Chilean folk-
son, English w Jean Atwater Heaver,
m arr.; pf. treble. © 1. Aug, 25,
1942; E unp. 3081387; Anita Atwater,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 46970
46984
Yodlin’ my babies to sleep; w & melody
Wilf Carter. © 1. Oct. 9, 1942;
E unp. 311556; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 46971
Yolanda; by Ethel Ramos-Harris; pf.
© Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 108135; Volk-
wein bros., ine., Pittsburgh. 46972
Yoo hoo Rinso; w & melody Andy Love.
©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312193;
Lever bros. co., Cambridge, Mass.
46973
You; pf. ©l1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312496; Henry Colavita, Milwaukee.
46974
— song. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E unp.
814100; Lorell McCann, Salinas,
Calif. 46975
You aimed at my heart; song. ©1e.
Noy. 10, 1942; E unp. 314622; Henry
T. Duvic, New Orleans. ‘ 46976
You alone; w & melody Gus Willard
[pseud. of C. W. Gilderbloom] ©1c.
Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311972; Clar-
ence W. Gilderbloom, Van Nuys, Calif.
46977
You and I can get together; song, mel-
ody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311828; Walter
Leszeynski, Jersey City. 46978
You and I forever; w Earl H. Gold-
stein, & melody. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1942;
FE unp. 308093; Stanley Melvin Solo-
mon, Roxbury, Mass. 46979
You and me; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314599; Alba R. Moravec,
Manitou Springs, Col. 46980
You are dear to me; w Abe Resnick,
melody Lee [i. e. Leon] Resnick. ©
1 ec. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312884;
Leon Resnick, Livingston, N. Y.
46981
You are first in my heart; w & melody.
©1ec. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312885 ;
Ruby Hurtig, University City, Mo.
46982
You are lovely too; song, melody Robert
Pollack. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311421; D. W. Lawrence, Lorain, O.
46983
You are my dream, beloved; w & m
Will Raymond & L. Strockoff. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312773; Leo
Strockoff & Raymond Bauman, New
York. 46984
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46985.
You are my sweetheart; song, m Tom
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; EH unp. 312220;
Gracie H. Reed, Van Buren, Mo,
46985
You are so dear; song. ©1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 314021; Lenore Caroline
Engdahl, New York. 46986
You are the girl I want to leave behind ;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942;
EK unp. 313916; Howard Carlyle
Everett, McChord Field, Wash.
46987
You are the one tir me; fox trot, w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1942 ; E unp.
312196; Arthur Keesing, Jersey City.
. he 46988
You branded my heart; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310940; Leo F.
Blythe, Sweetwater, Tex. 46989
You buy ’em—we’ll fly ’em; song. ©
Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 107837; Irene
Siems, St. Paul. 46990
You came-into my life like a dream;
song. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp.
311541; Fred J. Rogers, New London,
Wis. 46991
You can: bank on a Ani song, m
Laverne Ray Peterson. © 1 ¢. Oct.
7, 1942; EH unp. 313239; David Well-
man Rhodes, Louisville.. ' 46992
You can count on ‘the infantry; w &
melody Bill [i. e. W. J.] Lennerts.. ©
1 e Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 313621;
William J. Lennerts, Detroit. 46993
You can have my sugar; song, m
Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] ©1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp.
313524; Lauretta Millhouse, Larned,
Kan. 46994
You ean say that again; w & melody.
©1e. Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 311918;
os J. Daley, Pawtucket, R. I.
46995
You can’t beat a man that’s free; w
H. G. Avery, m H. Tusch. © 1.¢.
Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311569; Hazel
Goodman Avery & Herman Tusch,
Seneca Falls, N. Y. 46996
You can’t black out the moon, Mr. Hit-
ler; song, w Gertrude Ruth Moyni-
han. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942: E tnp.
309841; Florence M. Fortier, Read-
ing, Mass. 46997
You can’t crash the gates of. heaven;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 7,-1942;
-E unp. 314529; Margaret Weiss Lust-
garten, Brooklyn. 46998
pt. 111,-h) B.Pv. BF
| You can’t eat your cake and have it
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] |
too; w & melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 19,
.1942 ; E unp, 312508 ; Nathan Marcus,
Brooklyn. 46999
You can’t forget me; w & melody. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp. 308114;
Walter Ernest York, San Gabriel,
Calif. 47000
You can’t replace a mother’s affection ;
song, melody Cleary & Dave Hardin.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312810;
Morris N. Kepp, St. Louis. 47001
You can’t stop the dreams I dream of
you; w J. C. Cooney & Pat Rolland,
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 818953; Leopold Louis Oscar
Karczag, Detroit. 47002
You captivated me; w & melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 312898;
' Jack Freeman, Newark, N. J. 47003
You captured my heart, sefior; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp.
314250; Emma Svehla, Jackson, Minn.
47004
You click with me baby; w& melody
Jimmy Murphy. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314686; James Sanborn Mur-
phy, Laguna Beach, Calif. 47005
You could be so sweet to me; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314045; Haskell. B. Davis, Washing-
ton. 47006
You dared me to love you; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 312609;
Hamilton Gordon McLean, Los An-
geles. 47007
You don’t seem to care; song. ©1c.
Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312174; Beulah
Acock, Bellville, Tex. 47008
You fell out of a star; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309577 ;
Charles Del Monte & A. Tartag Lione,
New York. 47009
You gave my everything I always
wanted; song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942;
E unp. 311305; John George Greis-
sing, Akron, O. 47010
You got what I need to cure the blues;
w & m Curley Mahr; pf. treble. ©
1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313413;
Artists music corp., New York.
47011
You gotta go; w & melody. ©le..
Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 313640; Justin
Ring, Brooklyn. 47012
You haunt me; song. © 1 c. Nov. 9,
1942; EK unp. 314635; Clark Pierson,
Bloomington, Ind. 47013
1720
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no. 10, 1942
You have drafted my heart; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
ody. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942: E unp.
311520 ; Earl Lee Aiken, Canton, N.C.
47015 |
You just ain’t got what it takes to take |
m Tom Baker |
'You said goodbye;
E unp. 310848; Richard |
what you got; song,
{[pseud. of Carroll Webster] ©1c.
Oct. 5, 1942;
Bemowski, Chicago. 47016
You just can’t make me blue; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
312932; Jeffrey Wing, New York.
47017
You keep them rolling along; song.
©1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313156;
Levesta Elain Lowry, Waco, Tex.
47018 |
You lift me high; w & melody. ©l1c.
Aug. 27, 1942;
Jane Smith, Paducah, Tex.
You look just like Margie; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 308898 ;
Harlan John Jenson, Santa Monica,
Calif. 47020
You made the other side of me show,
baby; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1942; EK unp. 314563; Ethel Mae
' Hamilton, Miami, Fla. 47021
You make me happy; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314544; Martin
Lenich, jr., Hillsboro, Il. 47022
You mean everything to me; w & m |
© Sept. 30, 1942; H
Lawrence Wright music
47023
Gerald Carne.
for. 67487;
co., Itd., London.
You mean old thing; song, melody Ros- |
coe F. Barnhart. © 1 ec. Oct. 27,
1942; E unp. 813383; Ray Hawling,
Leesburg, Va. 47024
You must believe in America; song.
©1c. Sept. 16, 1942; E unp. 309440;
Willie Borland Pippin, Sanford, Fla.
47025
You must conquer; song, arr. Pedro
Lozano. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1942; H
unp. 311053 ; Abraham Aptaker, Syra-
cuse. 47026
You never cared; w & melody. Ole
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314350; John D.
Denson, Oakland, Calif. 47027
You painted my world; w W. R. Koeh-
EK unp. }:
314624; Henry H. Engel, New York. |
. 47014 |.
You haven’t changed a bit; w & mel- |
E unp. 311881; Ruth |
47019 |
47040
ler, melody S. M. Johnson. © 1 «.
Sept. 14, 1942; EH unp. 311076; Su-
phronia M. Johnson & William Rob-
ert Koehler, Pomona, Calif. 47028
You remind me of your daddy; m Dor-
othy Alice Hicks; pf., with w. ©
1 e@ Oct. 30, 1942: EK unp. 313681;
George Francis McVinnie, Coral Hills,
Md. ys 47029
song, m J. Chas.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
Kitty Vessio, Brooklyn.
47030
You speak my language; from Seven
days leave, w Frank lLoesser, m
Jimmy McHugh. © Oct. 5, 1942; E
pub. 108716; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 47031
You stole my heart; w & melody Henry
Collins [pseud. of H. C. Edwards, jr.]
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 311980;
Henry Collins Edwards, jr., Los An-
geles. 47032
You stupid Cupid; song. © 1 ce Oct:
7, 1942; E unp. 311329; Patricia Eve-
lyn Hansen, Chicago. 47033
You talk in my sleep; w Richard Ave-
don & Marjorie Lederer, & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1942; E unp. 308985;
Marvin Joseph Edelstein, New York.
47034
You, the baby and me; song, m ge
Gilmore. © 1 ¢. Sept. 14, 1942;
unp. 308883; Ralph R, Reed, plies
ham, Wash. 47035
You thrill me; song. © Save. 14, 1942;
EK pub. 108152: Alfred Marion Mor-
rison, Los Angeles, 47036
You took the wind outa’ my sails; w &
m Johnny Vick [i. e. J. C. Vick, jr.]
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311683 ;
John Charles Vick, jr., Wyandotte,
Mich. 47037
You turned me down; w Dick [i. e
Richard] Howard & Dick Jurgens,
m Dick Howard, Lew Quadling &
Dick Jurgens. © Sept. 1, 1942; E
pub. 108736; Bay State music co.,
Boston. 47038
You went away and left me; song, m
Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm
Lee] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
313868; Dora E. Doxey, Norfolk, Va.
47039
You went out of my heart; w & mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 4, 1942; E unp.
308091; Betty Carlin, Albany. 47040
MeNeil.
3117 12 :
1721
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
47041
pt. 11, n. s., Vv. 37
You were in my heart right from the| Young man falsely condemned to die;
start; song. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1942;
EK unp. 311956; Nick Armear, Youngs-
town, O. 47041
You were just fooling around; w Mar-
garet Garvin; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
(1942. E unp. 313112; Henry Arthur |
Frischknecht, Leonia, N. J. 47042
You were with me last night; w & m
Tom [i. e. Thomas] Licavoli. ©1l1e.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314572; Thomas
Licavoli, Columbus, O. 47043
You will never take my dreams from
me; w & melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 23,
1942; E unp. 309839; Nellie Nieb,
Cincinnati.
You’d be so nice to come home to; from
Something to shout about, w & m
Cole Porter. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
108301; Chappell &-co., ine, New
York. 47045
You’d drive all my troubles away; m
Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with w.
© 1 ce. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312627;
Stella Webster, Lake Odessa, Mich.
47046
You’d neither understand nor care; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp.
311259; Clarice Broudy Matthews,
New York. 47047
You’ll be sorry someday; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp., 311445;
Mathew John Duniphin, Dallas.
47048
You’ll find yourself in clover; m Bob
Carleton; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310821; Nora
Volden, Chicago. 47049
You'll never know; song, w Verley
Craig. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
311225; Frances D. Paige, Olympia,
Wash. 47050
You'll never regret you love me; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
EK unp. 314643; J. B. Dun, Staten
Island, N. Y. 47051
You'll never remember; w & m Jack
Owens; pf. treble. © 1 e. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313490; Owens-Kemp
musie co., New York. 47052
You'll still be a sweetheart to me; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
313647; Minnie Avery, Sacramento,
Calif. 47053
Young George Washington; text Madge
Tucker, m Molly Donaldson. © Oct.
5, 1942; D 76180; Musette publishers,
ine., New York. 47053* !
47044 |
song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
©1e. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 312441;
George C. Stith, Cheriton, Va. 47054
Y. M. C. A. montage; from Big time,
by Roger Edens. pts. 1-6. ©le
each Sept. 22, 1942; E unp. 309736—
309741; Loew’s, ine., New York.
47055-47060
Your country ; w. & melody. ©1e. Oct.
19, 1942; E unp. 312497; Eugene V.
Baumann, Chicago. 47061
Your country needs you; song. ©1e.
Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312902; Belva
Christine Tall, Elkhorn, Wis. 47062
Your days are numbered Mr. Hitler;
w & melody. ©1ec. Oct. 9, 1942; H
unp. 811454; Rufus F. Brewster,
Nashville. ‘ 47063
Your Flag and my Flag; song. ©1ce.
‘ Noy. 8, 1942; E unp. 314010; Helen
J. Shrimpton, Ainsworth, Neb. 47064
Your heart; w O. Caal [pseud. of C. A.
Ledwith], m Eddie Ward [pseud. of
Eddie Boyden] ©1e. Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 313849 ; Catherine A, Ledwith,
New York. 47065
Your land and my land; w Dorothy
Donnelly, m Sigmund Romberg, arr.
Douglas MacLean [pseud. of F.
Campbell-Watson]; women’s. 3-pt.
voices. © Oct. 27, 1942; E. pub.
108875 ; Harms, ine., New York. 47066
Your letters; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 311148; Edith Belle Boswell,
Fountain City, Tenn. 47067
Your love still follows me; song, mel-
ody Harry W. Freeman. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1942; E unp. 311200; Pauline 8.
Chadwell, Lynfield, Mass. 47068
Your love will see me thru; w Eddie
[i. e. Edward] Meehan & J. H. Har-
ris, m D. Ryan. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 312941; Jack H. Harris, Ed-
ward Meehan & Donald Ryan, Phila-
delphia. 47069
Your mamma told you too much; song.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 318706;
Florence Lieser Wolpers, Concordia,
Mo. 47070
Your picture came today; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ce. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
314518; Eugene James Gorman, In-
glewood, Calif. 47071
Your priority belongs to me; song, w
Irwin Birnbaum. © 1 cc. Oct. 14,
1942; E unp. 312715; Leo Paul, New
York. 47072
1722
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no. 10, 1942
47100
Your smile will go with me; w & mj You’re gone; w & melody.
Cowboy Rambler [pseud. of Bill
Boyd] © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108610; Peer internat]. corp., New
York. 47073
Your sweet love song; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314283; Al
Holland, Los Angeles. 47074
Your true Annabelle; w & melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314772;
John N. Ouzounian, Los Angeles.
47075
Your voices tune; from Alexander’s
feast, w Newburgh Hamilton, m
Georg Friedrich Hindel, arr. Charles
D. Dawe; men’s cho. © Aug. 18,
1942; E pub. 107756; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 47076
You’re a. mist of the silver moon; song,
m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E
unp. 312215; Ann Morris, Prattsville,
Ala. 47077
You’re a superman to: me; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 311715; Doris Burkard,
Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y. 47078
You’re all the sweetness I need; w &
melody. ©1ce. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
312540; Erma Walker, Meadows, Id.
47079
You’re always in my thoughts; melody,
with pf. acc. ©l1e. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 314128; Edna Baylor Shaw, Los
Angeles. 47080
You’re away; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c¢. Sept. 17,
1942; EK unp. 309115; Ida Lowe Ailiff,
Williamson, W. Va. 47081
You’re breaking my heart that way;
w & melody. © 1. Oct. 10, 1942;
EK unp. 311538; Sy Shorser & Joseph
B. Tenebria, Hobbs Field, N. M.
47082
You’re cheating on me; song, melody
Frank W. Ford. © 1 e¢. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 313757; Billie Eliza-
beth Martin, Norfolk, Va. 47083
You’re driving me down to the river;
song, melody Lindsay McPhail. ©
1 ec Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 3143860;
Timothy Tillie, Paterson. 47084
You’re going just because I love you;
w & melody. ©1e. Sept. 29, 1942;
E unp. 311933; David Dillon, New
York. 47085
31591—438 14
©l1e.
Sept. 28, 1942; E unp. 309908; Rose
Mary Zaltsman, Brooklyn. 47086
You’re gone ’n’ I’m blue; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312816;
Joseph Pilisotta, Biloxi, Miss. 47087
Youw’re gonna miss me baby when I’m
gone; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 313186; Patsy Ruth D’augh-
beny Howell, Nashville. 47088
You’re gonna win that ball game Uncle
Sam; m Carl Bonner [pseud. of Carl
Bonner Hedwall]; pf., with w.
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312067;
George Moriarty, Detroit. 47089
You’re in my dreams; waltz, w Glenn
A. Baxter, & melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 314894; August Ed-
ward Friend, Alameda, Calif. 47090
Youw’re just a fair-weather lover; fox
trot, w & melody. ©1e Oct. 22,
1942; E unp. 312836; Emmet Edward
Niehoff, Louisville. 47091
You’re just mammy’s black face boy;
w & melody. ©1ce. Oct. 15, 1942;
E unp. 312197; Charles Henry Pace,
Pittsburgh. 47092
Youw’re like a song; song, adapted from .
Romance in E major, by Anton Ru-
binstein. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1942; E
unp. 311040; Harold Robert Gordon,
Camp Livingston, La. 47093
You’re mine for keeps; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312268;
Carl Shamberg, Newark, N. J. 47094
You’re more than everything to me; w
& melody. © 1. Oct. 30, 1942; E
unp. 3138634; Nils Olson, Southamp-
ton, N. Y. 47095
You’re my favorite dream; song, m
Vida Tucker Goldman & Larry [i. e.
L. E.] Goldman. © 1 ce. Oct. 12,
1942; E unp. 313328; Lawrence Eddy
Goldman, Clayton, Mo. 47096
You’re my first melody of love; w &
m Bill [i. e. W. J.] Gollan. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1942; E unp. 311071; Wil-
liam John Gollan, Chicago. 47097
You’re my heart; w & melody. ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1942; E unp. 313314; James
A. Morealdi, New Haven. 47098
You’re my only; song. © 1. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312707; William J. Mo-
roney, Dallas, 47099
You’re no cockadoodle; m Bob Carle-
ton; pf. treble, with w. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1942; EH unp. 313294; R. C. Dunn,
Chicago, 47100
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47101
pt. 10, by &.\¥. ST
You’re O. K.; valse, w & melody. ©1c.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1942;
EK unp. 311717; Elsa HE, Sarley, Cleve- |
47102
Youw’re out of this world; w & melody. |
-You’ve given me a new lease on life;
land.
© le. Oct. 15, 1942; E unp. 312159;
Margo Harrow, New York. 47103
You’re so sweet; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 3, |
1942; E unp. 314148; Florence Ed-
wards Anderson, Anderson, 8, C.
47104 |
You’re solid, babe, you’re solid; w &
melody Stanley Baum, Jerry Dietz & |
-You’ve stolen the key to my heart; song,
H. Light. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1942; E
unp. 312293; Enoch Light, Danbury,
Conn. 47105
Youw’re that lovely one; song, m Bobby
Worth. ©1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. |
314621; Truman Owens, Lawndale,
Calif. 47106
You’re the girl that my heart has left
behind; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313677; Roger L. Hol-
ton, Camp Davis, N. C.
You’re the only one I'll ever. love; w
Andy [i. e. Andrew] Boffo, melody
Billy .[i. e. W. F.] Armocida. © 1c.
Oct. 10, 1942 ; E unp. 311688 ; William
- Francis Armocida, Pittsburgh. 47108
You’re the prettiest girl in the world;
w & melody R. I. O’Nan & Frank
Brown. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313478; R. I. O’Nan, Miami, Fla.
47109
You’re the right kind of girl, he’s the
wrong kind of guy; m Don Frye; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;
EK unp. 314885; Harry Weinstein,
Brooklyn. 47110
You’re the someone I’m in love with;
song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1942; E unp.
311069; Fred Dobson & Warren G.
Lauffer, Chicago. 47111
You’re the tops, Uncle Sam, you’re the
tops; song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
EB unp. 312937 ;s Louis Joseph Halpern,
47107 |
You’re what I want for Xmas; w Lee
Sept. 29, 1942 ; E unp. 312106; Charles |
LeRoy Parker, Sioux City, Ia. 47101 |
You're out of my heart; song, m J. |
| You’ve come to take daddy’s place;
Morris, & melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 19,
1942; E unp. 309426; Sumner §. Si-
mons, Brighton, Mass. 47113
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Oct. 12, 1942; E unp. 311638; Lura
H, Queen, Louisville. 47114
w & m Irene [i. e. G. I. H.] Estes.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1942; E unp. 307914;
Glanys Irene Hutchinson Hstes, Ashe-
ville, N. C. 47115
'You’ve made me want to own you;
song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
812429; Arthur Joseph Tucker, South
Ozone Park, L, I., N. Y. 47116
arr. Edward M. Petty. © 1. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 3146323 Charles H.
Hggebrecht & Mrs. Charles H. Hgge-
brecht, Maywood, Il. 47117
You’ve waited too long to wed me; song,
m Gordon R. Woodford. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314755; Neville Lee
Haley, Cynthiana, Ky. 47118
Yuletide (Las Pascuas) ; English ver-
sion, m harmonized & arr, Deems
Taylor, collected Kurt Schindler;
mixed cho. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub.
108699; J, Fischer & bro., New York.
47119
Zig-zag flying corps; song. ©1c. Nov.
38, 1942; E unp. 314191; Alven L.
Teter, St. Louis Park, Minn. 47120
Zipper on my heart; song, m Carol
Wayne & I. B. Botts. © Oct. 9, 1942;
EX pub. 109008; Ida Bassett Botts,
Houston. 47121
Zipper your lips; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1942; E unp. 312486; Augustin Gag-
non, Northbridge, Mass. 47122
Zoney, my honey; song, m Aaron A.
Clark. © Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
108487; Louis Allan De Villeneuve,
Tucson, Ariz. 47123
Ir. Streichquartett; v. Alexander Zem-
linsky, op. 15; partitur. © May 21,
1916; E for. 67359 ; Universal-edition,
Chicago. 47112 a. g., Vienna. 47124
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since
Jan, 1, 1942:
Musical Compositions in English language (including 35,173 unpub->
ismed ye ae D2 ene aE ee 44, 898
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 779 unpub-
ished ye! See ee eA Seame Wek UN eee ee ee Zao".
Popa, See eee ee AS. AO ee ee em VOC ee, el es —_——
47, 124
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[47124
Abie and me and the baby; song, m/| And the great big world went round
’ Harry Von Tilzer. © Lew Brown,
Beverly Hills, Calif. R 112018, Oct.
15, 1942. 1
w Lew Brown. © Harry Von
Tilzer, New York. R 112581, Nov. 9,
1942. Z
Admirals all; march; orch. © Hubert
Bath, Fulmer, Bucks, England. R
112408, Oct. 27, 1942. 3
Aida ; opera, text ed. M. Louise Baum,
mG. Verdi. Cho.ed. ©C.C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston: R 112397, Oct. 27,
1942. 4
Alagazam ; song, w Andrew B. Sterling.
© Harry Von Tilzer, New York. R
_ 112580, Nov. 9, 1942. 5
Album fiir normal-harmonium; arr. aus
Fr. Chopin, R. Wagner. u. a. nos. 1—
11. © Johannes Wolthers, Copen-
hagen. R 111827, Oct. 12, 1942. 6
All praise to Him; anthem, w H.
Bonar; mixed voices. © Fred W.
Peace, Dewsbury, Yorks, England.
R 112444, Oct. 31, 1942. 7
All the world’s a clock shop; song,
from The clock shop. © John L.
Golden, New York. R 111859, Oct. 9,
1942. 8
Aloha; variations; pf. © Sydney P.
Harris, Detroit. R 111997, Oct. 15,
1942, a)
Aloha oe; w Herbert Reynolds, m Queen
Liliuokalani, arr. Charles N. Grant.
© Martha Grant, Bayside, N. Y. R
112255, Oct. 21, 1942. 10
Along the Rialto; folio, Fred Fischer,
Percy Wenrich & others; pf. © Anna
Fischer, New York. R 111976, Oct.
12, 1942. fe Tt
Along the road to Singapore; song, m
Alma M. Sanders & Hans Von Hol-
stein. © Richard Pascoe, Detroit.
R 112012, Oct. 15, 1942. — 12
America; w James. Whitcomb Riley,
m Ward Stephens. © Ida Mae Pier-
pont Stephens, New York. R 112535,
Nov. 5, 1942. 13
and round; song, w Andrew B. Ster-
ling. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York. R 112575, Nov. 9, 1942. 14
Are you from Dixie? ’Cause I’m from
Dixie too; w J. Yellen, m G. L. Cobb.
© George L. Cobb, Brookline, Mass.
& Jack Yellen, New York. R 112374,
Oct. 28, 1942. 15
Aspiration; from Style and execution,
by. Hans Seeling, ed., rev. & aug-
mented Moritz Moszkowski; pf. ©
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.. R
112202, Oct. 7, 1942. 16
Assembly march; pf. © Frederic Wal-
lace Hager, Jackson Heights, L..I.,
NOY? PEROUA929. Oeky 12) 1982S ee
At break o’ day; w P. J. O’Reilly, m.
Wilfrid Sanderson. © Mary HEliza-
beth Sanderson, Guildford, Surrey,
England. R 112249, Oct. 22, 1942.
18
At breakfast time he always has a
lily; song, w C. Slavin & H. Hem-
mendinger. © James Kendis, Ja-
maiea, N. Y. R 112010, Oct. 17,
1942. wanstT? &
At close of day; w Lady Lindsey, m
Gertrude Ross; in A flat. © Cor-
rine Ross Grimaldi, Los Angeles. R
112460, Nov. 3, 1942. | : 20
At the angels’ ragtime ball; song, w
Glenn La Marr [pseud. of E. Bur-
nett] © Ernie Burnett, New York.
R 112009, Sept. 26, 1942. 21
At the county fair; w H. Hayworth,
mA. Spurr. © Herb Hayworth, Fort
Wayne & Allen Spurr, Alhambra,
Calif. R 112158, Oct. 21, 1942. Ze
At the five and ten cent store; w Erin
[i. e. M] Lee, m Jean Walz. © Mar-
vin Lee, Chicago. R 111582, Oct. 3,
1942. 23
Aus ernster zeit; ouverture, Felix
Weingartner ; orch. partitur. © Car-
men Studer Weingartner, Winter-
thir, Switzerland. R 112481, Nov. 3,
1942. 24
1725
25
Autumn song; by Percy Elliott; pf.
© Lillian May Elliott, London. R
112476, Nov. 2, 1942. 25
Autumn wind so wistful; w & m Gena
Branscombe [i. e. G. B. Tenney] ©
Gena Branscombe Tenney, New York.
R 112532, Oct. 31, 1942. 26
Ave Maria; op. 182, Latin w, m Ed-
wardo Marzo; sop. or ten.; in G. ©
Clare Philbin Marzo, East Orange,
N. J. R 112276, Oct, 21, 1942. PA
Barbary ; valse algérienne. 1. Orch.—
2 Pf. © George L. Cobb, Brookline,
Mass. <A 112096, 112097, Oct. 20,
1942. 28, 29
Barnicombe fair; song. © Kennedy
Russell, London. R 112585, Nov. 9,
1942. 30
Be thou faithful; w Harriet S. Lake,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago. R 112525, Nov. 5,
1942. 31
Beauty (The) ; fox trot; pf. © Hector
MacCarthy, Flushing, N. Y. R
112143, Oct. 21, 1942. 32
Because I am forgiven; w Lucia B.
Cook, m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago. R 112546,
Nov. 7, 1942. . 33
Because it’s you; song. © Helen Trix,
New York. R 112138, Oct. 20, 1942. |
34 |
| Bric-a-brac ; selection, Lionel Monckton
Belle (La) Lulu; from Two is com-
pany, w Edward A. Paulton & Adolf
Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud. of |
Adolf Philipp] & <A. Philipp. ©
Jessie June Paulton, W. Tarring nr.
Worthing, Sussex, England. R
112511, Nov. 4, 1942. 39
Beneath the pines; song, w Kenneth
Bruce. © Ethel Angless, Birkdale,
Southport, England. R 112227, Oct.
22, 1942. 36
Berceuse; from Jocelyn, by B. Godard, |
arr. Mackie-Beyer ; military band. ©
J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadel- |
phia. R 111666, Oct. 8, 1942. 37
Best-loved southern melodies; medley,
Al Hayes.
Fillmore bros. co.,
112341, 112342, Oct. 23, 1942.
Beyond; op. 24, no. 1, w Kendall Ban-
ning; sop. or ten. & mezzo-sop. or
bar.
R 111678, Oct. 7, 1942.
1. Orch.—2. Band. ©]
Cincinnati. R|
38, 39 |
Buttercup schottische; from The wild
© Mabel W. Daniels, Boston. |
40
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Birds fly home; song, w Julian Green-
way. © Julius Harrison, Malvern,
Worcester, England. R 112111, Oct.
21, 1942. 41
Birth of a nation: w & m Billy fi. e.
W.M.] James © William M. James,
Philadelphia. R 111637, Oct. 6, 1942.
42
Blarney castle-walk; from Maid in
America, w Harold R. Atteridge, m
P. Schwartz & Nora Bayes. © Phil
Schwartz, Chicago & Benjamin L.
Friedland, Lynbrook, N. Y. R112260,
Oct. 21, 1942. 43
Blue and the gray waltz; by D. W.
Crist; pf. © Gertrude Crist, Alli-
ance, O. R 112416, Oct. 30, 1942. 44
Blue Danube; waltz, Joh. Strauss, arr.
Mackie-Beyer; military band. © J.
W. Pepper & Son, inc., Philadelphia.
R 111664, Oct. 8, 1942. 45
Bohemian girl; selection, Balfe, arr.
George D. Barnard; orech. © Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. R 112340,
Oct. 23, 1942. 46
Bohemian march; 2 violins & pf.
A, L. Maresh, Cleveland. R 111586,
Oct. 5, 1942. 47
Bon ton; one step-cake walk, Lucky
[i. e. C. L.] Roberts, arr. J. Louis’
Von der Mehden, jr.; pf. © C.
Lueckeyth Roberts, New York. R
111656, Aug. 29, 1942. 48
& Herman Finck, arr. H. H. Higgs;
pf. © Chappell & co., 1td., London.
R 112236, Oct. 22, 1942. 49
Bring peace, we pray; anthem, w & m
Flora Cathcart [pseud. of J. R. Mur-
phy] © Jeannette Robinson Murphy,
Cruso, N. C. R 112088, Oct, 21, 1942.
50
British grenadiers; English fantasia,
variations, arr, Theo. M. Tobani;
cornet, clarinet or bar. solo. 1. Pf.
ace.—2. Full oreh. ace.—38. Military
band ace. © Edwin Franko Gold-
man, New York. R 112230-112232,
Sept. 15, 1942. 51-53
Broadway blues; w J. Brandon Walsh,
m Terry Sherman. © Eleanor Bow-
man, Chicago. R 111996, Oct. 15,
1942. 54
flower dance suite; pf. © Fred W.
Hager, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.
R 112272, Oct. 22, 1942. 55
1726
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no. 10, 1942
Cabareting in Pumpkinville; from The | Celtic valse;
girl of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m
J. E. Howard & Herbert P. Stothart.
© Joseph E. Howard, New York. R
111663, Oct. 6, 1942. 56
— song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph E.
Howard, New York & Herbert P.
Stothart, Culver City, Calif. R
111693, Oct. 5, 1942. oT
Cake walk promenade; from The girl
of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. E.
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph EK. Howard, New York. R
111662, Oct. 6, 1942. 58
song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph UH.
Howard, New York & Herbert P.
Stothart; Culver City, Calif. R
111692, Oct. 5, 1942. 59
Call of the trail; song, w Grace Duffie
Boylan; in E min. © Fay Foster,
New York. R 111642, Oct. 6, 1942.
60
Caprice; op. 34, no. 2; pf. © Francis
Hendriks, Santa Monica, Calif. R
112258, Oct, 22, 1942. a 61
Caprice Hungarian; pf. © Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence. R
112439, Oct. 31, 1942. 62
Caprice xxiv; de N. Paganini, arr.;
violon et pf. © Alexander Wun-
derer, Vienna. R 112495, Nov. 3,
1942. 63
Captain Mac; w P. J. O’Reilly, m Wil-
frid Sanderson. © Mary Elizabeth
Sanderson, Guildford, Surrey, Eng-
land. R 112248, Oct. 22, 1942, 64
Carmen ; opera, lyrics Sybil Paget, dia-
logue David Stevens, m Georges
Bizet, adapted & arr. Bertha Remick.
© C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. R
112331, Oct...22,; 1942. 65
Castles in the air; polka de concert,
Clay Smith; cornet in B flat, trom-
bone or bar., with pf. acc. © Coyla
May Smith, Chicago. R 112153, Oct.
22, 1942. 66
Cavatina, and Barcarole; by Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor; pf. © Associated
music publishers, inc., New York. R
111626, Sept. 30, 1942. 67
Celerity ; from Style and execution, by
H. Ravina, ed., rev. & augmented
Moritz Moszkowski; pf. © Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. R 112201,
Oct. 7, 1942. 68
82
orch. © Rudolph P.
O’Donnell, Uxbridge, Middlesex, Eng-
land. R 112587, Nov. 9, 1942. 69
Chalk farm to Camberwell Green ; from
Briec-a-brac, w & m Lionel Monckton.
© Charles F. Monckton, Eastbourne,
Hngland & H. Paul Monckton, Forest,
Guernsey, England. R 112120, Oct.
12, 1942. 70
Chappell’s army journal, no. 426; by
Haydn Wood, arr. Arthur Wood &
Dan Godfrey ; full military band. ©
Chappell & eco. ltd., London. R
112014, Oct. 15, 1942. Teall
Charaktersttick; v. Rudolf Braun, op.
49; klavier. hft. 3. © Paula Graf
& Adele Russ, Vienna. R 112482,
Noy. 3, 1942. (P2
Charge of the lancers; march & two
step, Gaylord Bleakley. 1. Orch.—2.
Band. © Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. R 112263, 112264, Oct. 23, 1942.
73, 74
Charity begins at home; w Alcan Moss
& W. W. Denslow, m Maurice Levi.
© Henry R. Levi, Baltimore. R
111982, Oct. 15, 1942. a5
© Raymond Hub-
bell, Miami, Fla. R 112080, Oct. 20,
1942. 76
Cheero; the palace girls’ dance, from
Passing show of 1915, by Herman
Finck; pf. © Mabel Mary Finck,
London. R 112410, Oct. 27,1942. 77
Chilli con-can; from The girl of to-
morrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. H.
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph E. Howard, New York. R
111661, Oct. 6, 1942. 78
— song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph E. How-
ard, New York & Herbert P. Stothart,
Culver City, Calif. R 111691, Oct. 5,
1942. 79
Choral prelude; on The old hundredth,
by Everett HK. Truette, op. 31, no. 1;
organ. © Fannie S. Truette, Brook-
line, Mass. R 112452, Oct. 31, 1942.
80
Christmas carols; w Joseph Fletcher &
others, m William Dressler & others.
bk. 2. © Richard Dressler, Phila-
delphia. R 112277, Oct. 21,1942. 81
Come back to Dreamland; w & m Jack
Wells. © Nettie Bark, New York.
R 112351, Oct. 26, 1942. 82
Charlotte waltz; pf.
1727
83
Come Holy Spirit, heavenly dove; w
Simon Browne; women’s 38-pt. voices.
‘© Stanley T. Reiff, Lansdowne, Pa.
R 112436, Oct. 31, 1942. 83
Come on along; fox trot; pf. © Egbert
Van Alstyne, Chicago. R 112134,
Oct. 20, 1942. 84
Come to my beautiful bungalow; song.
© Hector MacCarthy, Flushing, N, Y.
R 112166, Oct. 21, 1942. 85
Come unto me; op. 186, w C. H. Elsling ;
sop. or ten.; in F. © J. Hdwin Alle-
mong, Roanoke, Va. R 112275, Oct.
21, 1942. 86
Come with me to Paree; from: Two
is company, w Edward A. Paulton
& Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet
[pseud. of Adolf Philipp] & A.
Philipp. .© Jessie June Paulton, W.
Tarring nr. Worthing, Sussex, Eng-
land. R 112512, Nov. 4, 1942. 87
Cotton blossom serenade; song, from
Ned Wayburn’s town topics, Ww
Thomas Gray. © Harold Orlob,
New York. R 112359, Oct. 27, 1942.
88
Courts of Janislyd; from Persian suite ;
organ. © R. S. Stoughton, Allston,
Mass. R 112250, Oct. 22, 1942. 89
Crimson and gold; song, w John D.
‘ Haney. © George H. Gartlan, Brook-
lyn. R 112001, Oct. 15, 1942. 90
Crinoline girl; selection, Percy Wen-
‘rich, arr. Lee Orean Smith; orch.
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
111854, Oct. 12, 1942. 91
Crown melodies; by D. W. Crist; pf.
© Gertrude Crist, Alliance, O. R
112424, Oct. 30, 1942. 92
Crowned or crucified; w Florence E.
Johnson, m Daniel B..Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R 112526,
Noy. 5, 1942. 93
Daffodils; w William Wordsworth ;: 2-
pt. treble voices. © Daniel Gregory
Mason, New York. R 112349, Oct. 27,
1942. 94
Daisy polka; from The wild flower
dance suite; pf. © Fred W. Hager,
Jackson Heights, L. I, N. Y. R
112271, Oct. 22, 1942. 95
Dance in the vale; op. 16, no. 4; pf.
© Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway.
R 112448, Oct. 31, 1942. ’ ~- 96
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 01, n. s., v. 37
Dancing at the cotton ball; song, w
Lou Klein. © Jerome Shay, Tampa,
Fla. R 112156, Oct. 21, 1942. 97
Dancing with the girls at home; song,
from Lady Luxury, w Rida Johnson
Young. © William A. Schroeder,
New York. R 111689, Oct. 19, 1942.
98
Darlin’; w Ballard Macdonald; med.,
in C. © Albert Von Tilzer, New
York. R 112068, Oct. 16, 1942. 99
Days of birth; pf. © Joseph Frede-
ricks, Ilford, Essex, England. R
111627, Sept. 30, 1942. 100
Dear hands that gave me violets; w
Fred E. Weatherly, m H. Wood. ©
Haydn Wood, Northam, Devon, Hng-
land & Miriam Weatherly, Bath, Eng-
land. R 112067, Oct. 12, 1942. 101
Dear little pipe; song, w Thomas
Courtice. © Howard Carr, London.
R 112068, Oct. 12, 1942. 102
Dear old fashioned Irish songs my
mother sang to me; song, w Vincent
Bryan. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York. R. 112577, Nov. 9, 1942. 103
Dear old southern moon; from George
Washington Bullion abroad, w S. Tutt
Whitney & J. Homer Tutt, m James
J. Vaughan. © Edward B. Marks
musie corp., New York. R 112432,
Oct. 23, 1942. 104
Deutsches lied; w Richard Dehmel;
mittlere stimme. © Egon Wellesz,
Oxford, ae R 112497, Nov. 3,
1942. 105
Did anyone see him come in; song, w
Ed Rose. © Ernie Erdman, Rock-
ford, Ill.; R 112168, Oct. 21, 1942.
106
w Schuyler
©
Dr. Baltimore, -M. D.;
Greene, melody Otto Motzan.
Blanche Greene Kaiss, Baltimore.
R 112052, Oct. 15, 1942. ; 10% .
Don’t leave me daddy; w & m Joe M.
[i. e. Joseph M.] Verges. © Joseph
M. Verges, New York. R 112480,
“Nov. 2, 1942. 108
Down in Catty Corner; from A world
of pleasure, w Harold Atteridge, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Mary T. Atte-
ridge, Lynbrook, ‘L.. I, Nosy
112344, Oct. 28, 1942. 109
—— song, from A world of pleasure, w
Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R. 112346, Oct.
23, 1942. 110
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no. 10, 1942
Drei Chinesische gesinge; aus dem
Chinesischen nach Li-Tai-Po, v. rey
Bethge, m Lise Maria Mayer [i.
L. M. M. Gaberle], op. 9. © Lise
Maria Mayer Gaberle, Vienna. R
112484, Nov. 3, 1942.
Early morn in spring; pf. © Ernest
Austin, Wallington, Surrey, England.
R 112477, Nov. 2, 1942.
v. Ludwig van Beethoven,
bearb.; pf. © Edmund Parlow,
Frankfurt a./M., Germany. R
111846, Oct. 12, 1942. 113
Ecossaisen ;
Bight octave studies for pianoforte; by
Carl Heinrich Dé6ring, op. 25,- rev.
A. ©. Revison. © G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. R 112326, Apr. 23, 1942.
114°
Elegie; op. 8, no. 4; violon et pf. ©
Sverre Jordan, Bergen, Norway. R,
111836, Oct. 12, 1942.
Hlona waltz;
land. R 112414, Oct. 30, 1942.
hesitation; pf.
New York. R
117
Erna waltz;
phonse EH. Bohrer,
112159, Oct. 21, 1942.
Euryanthe; overture, Carl von Weber, |
arr. V. F. Safranek; military band.
© Carl Fischer, ine., New York. R.
118 |
Evening shadows; by Ferd. Von [i. e. |
111547, Sept. 29, 1942:
Ferde] Grofe; pf. © Ferde Grofe,
Santa Monica, Calif. R 112356, Oct.
26, 1942.
Everybody loves a little bit of Irish:
w Louis Weslyn, m C. W. Smith. ©
Chester W. Smith, Belleville, N. J..
Beverly Hills, |
120°
& Edward E. Jones,
Calif. R 112136, Oct. 20, 1942.
Everybody’s dippy now; w_ Roger
Graham, m May Hill. © Mrs.
Lawrence Graham Mulhearn, Bronx-
ville, N. Y. R 112000, Oct. 15, 1942.
121:
Exuberance overture; by Al Hayes.
“1. Orch.—2. Band. © Fillmore bros.
eo., Cincinnati. R 112265, 112266,
Oct. 28, 1942. 122, 123
Fairmount waltz; by D. W. Crist; pf.
© Gertrude Crist, Alliance, O.
112420, Oct. 30, 1942. 124
Fascination ; from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge, m Sigmund
Romberg. © Mary T. Atteridge,
Lynbrooky a TiyjaiNii;Ye- KR 12268,
Oct. 22, 1942. 125
a a
112:
115;
by Floyd J. St. Clair;
full band. © Stella St. Clair, Cleve-:
TAG 4
© AL
119 |
138
—song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112278, Oct.
22, 1942. 126
Fifth avenue; from A world of pleas-
ure, w Harold R. Atteridge, m Sig-
mund Romberg. © Mary T. Atter-
idge, Lynbrook, L. L., N. Y.. R 112299,
Oct. 21, 1942. 127
| —— song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112107, Oct.
20, 1942. 128
Fire sange; op. 1, nos. 1-4, ord af Viggo
Stuckenberg og Helge Rode. © -Chr.
Christiansen, Copenhagen. R 111840,
Oct. 12, 1942. 129
Firelight fancies; guit. © Albert J.
Weidt, Belford, N. J. R 112091, Oct.
20, 1942. 130
First call of love; from The girl of
tomorrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. EH.
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph E. Howard, New York. R
112209, Oct. 21, 1942. 131
—song, from Girl of tomorrow, w
Joseph Noel. © Joseph E. Howard,
New York & Herbert P. Stothart,
Culver City, Calif. R 112155, Oct.
21, 1942. 4132
Flagsangen; tekst Ida Brems, m Fini
Henriques. © Ella Fenneberg, Lyng-
by, Denmark. R 111826, Oct. 12,
1942. 133
Floating down the Mississippi River on
the way to New Orleans; song, w
Ballard Macdonald. © Albert Von
Tilzer, New York. R 112065, Oct. 16,
1942. 134
Florentiner march; grande marcia ita-
liana, Julius Fucik, op. 24, arr. M. L.
Lake; full orch. © Car] Fischer,
ine., New York. R 112555, Nov. 3,
1942. 135
Footman and the a Fey from Two is
company, w Edward A. Paulton &
Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud.
of Adolf Philipp] & A. Philipp. ©
Jessie June Paulton, W. Tarring
nr. Worthing, Sussex, England. R
112513, Nov. 4, 1942. 136
For lo, the winter is past; op. 62,
Biblical w; mixed voices. © Clar-
ence Lucas, London. R 112314, Oct.
22, 1942. 137
For valour; military valse; pf. ©
Charles William Ancliffe, Twicken-
ham, Middlesex, England. R 112592,
Nov. 9, 1942. : - 188
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Free as air; from Two is company, w | Girl of the fan; from A world of pleas-
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp,
m Jean Briquet [pseud. of Adolf
Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June
Paulton, W. Tarring nr. Worthing,
Sussex, England. R 112514, Nov. 4,
1942. 139
Free! Free; from Two is company, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp,
m Jean Briquet [pseud. of Adolf
Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June
Paulton, W. Tarring nr. Worthing,
Sussex, England. R 112515, Nov. 4,
1942. 140
Friend highball; song. © William J.
McKenna, Jersey City. R 112016,
Oct. 19, 1942. 141
From now till the end of time; song.
© Thurland Chattaway, Milford,
Conn. R 112288, Oct. 21,1942. 142
Fruhlingsnacht; nocturne, Leopold Go-
dowsky. Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. R 112412, Oct. 30, 1942.
143
Fiinf lieder; w Martin Greif u. a., m
Lise Maria Mayer [i. e L. M. M.
Gaberle], op. 11. © Lise Maria
Mayer Gaberle, Vienna. R 112486,
Nov. 3, 1942. 144
Gamle maren skimmel; tekst Gyrithe
Lemehe, m Ludolf Nielsen, op. 28,
no. 3. © Ellen Nielsen, Copenhagen.
R 111847, Oct. 12, 1942. 145
Gamle (Den) pianist. © HEjnar Fers-
lev, Copenhagen. R 111828, Oct. 12,
1942. 146
Garden of Iram; from Persian suite;
organ. © R. 8. Stoughton, Allston,
Mass. R 112251, Oct. 22,1942. 147
Gems from the overtures; medley, arr.
Mackie-Beyer; military band. ©
J. W. Pepper & son, ine., Philadel-
phia. R 111669, Oct. 8, 1942. 148
General Hooligan; song, w Ray Sher-
wood. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York. R 112582, Nov. 9, 1942. 149
Giovialita; valse de concerto, Leonardo
de Lorenzo, op. 115; flute, with pf.
ace. © Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
R 111862, Oct. 7, 1942. 150
Gipsy song; Roumanian folk song, w
Frederic Manley, arr. of m N. Clif-
ford Page; women’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Cc. C. Birchard & co. Boston. R
112334, Oct. 22, 1942. 151
ure, w Harold R. Atteridge, m Sig-
mund Romberg. © Mary T. Atter- —
idge, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y. R 112297,
Oct. 21, 1942. 102
—song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112212, Oct.
21, 1942. 153
Girlies are out of my life; from A
world of pleasure, w Harold R. At-
teridge, m Sigmund Romberg. ©
Mary T. Atteridge, Lynbrook, L. L.,
N. Y. R 112852, Oct. 26, 1942. 154
— song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
. Romberg, New York. R 112354, Oct.
26, 1942. 155
Glad to see you’re back; from Bric-a-
brae, w Adrian Ross [pseud. of Ar-
thur R. Ropes] & Lionel Monckton,
m L. Monckton. © C. F. Monckton,
EKastbourne, England, H. Paul Monck-
ton, Forest, Guernsey, England &
Ethel Ropes, London. R 112121, Oct.
12, 1942. 156
Gloria; English & German w E. Buck,
m Arturo Buzzi-Peccia, arr. Anthony
Richards [pseud. of Richard Kieser-
ling]; mixed voices. © Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. R 112073,
Oct. 20, 1942. 157
—w M. C. Schuyler, m Arturo Buzzi-
Peccia, arr. John Lund; women’s 3-
pt. cho. © Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. R 112074, Oct. 20, 1942.
158
Goblins; scherzo, Eva Pain [pseud. of
Eva Eckersley]; pf. © Eva Eckers-
ley, Chelmsford, Essex, England. R
112246, Oct. 22, 1942. 159
God is our refuge; Biblical w, m Lewis
Carey [pseud. of Lucie Johnstone] ;
organ. © Mary Elizabeth Dormer,
Newtonbury, Co. Wexford, Ireland.
R 112308, Oct. 22, 1942. 160
Golden dawn; tone picture; orch. ©
George L. Cobb, Brookline, Mass. R
112100, Oct. 20, 1942. 161
Golden rod galop; from The wild flower
dance suite; pf. © Fred W. Hager,
Jackson Heights, L. I, N. Y. R
112274, Oct. 22, 1942. 162
Good scout; one-step, two-step or
march, Mel B. Kaufman; pf.
May Z. Kaufman, New York. R
112146, Oct. 22, 1942. 163
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Good ship Honeymoon; from Hip hip | Hesitating blues; song. © William C.
hooray, w J. L. Golden, m R. Hub-
bell. © Raymond Hubbell, Miami,
Fla. & John L. Golden, New York.
R 111647, Oct. 2, 1942. 164
—song, from Hip, hip, hooray, m
Raymond Hubbell. © John L. Gol-
den, New York. R 111635, Oct. 2,
1942. 165
Grand cheeur; by William Faulkes;
organ;in D. © Keturah A. Faulkes,
Bebington, Cheshire, England. R
112479, Nov. 2, 1942. 166
Gretchen maedchen mine; song, from
The clock shop. © John L. Golden,
New York. R 111652, Oct. 9, 1942.
167
Hail to the spirit of freedom; march
song. © William C. Handy, New
York. R 111849, Oct. 12, 1942. 168
Has sorrow thy young days shaded;
Irish melody, w Thomas Moore, arr.
of m Herbert Hughes. © Suzanne
Hughes, Liverpool. R 112304, Oct.
22, 1942. 169
He comes up smiling; song, w Grant
Clarke. © Charles A. Bayha, New
York. R 112157, Oct. 21, 1942. 170
Hearts in love; song, w Edward Oxen-
ford. © Harold Craxton, London.
R 112591, Nov. 9, 1942.
Heaven’s gateway; w Rene Bronner,
m Henry Wildermere [pseud. of
Henry W. Petrie] © Julia C. Petrie,
Chicago. R 111610, Oct. 2, 1942. 172
Hello, boys, I’m back again; song, w
Jack Mahoney. © Harry Von Tilzer,
New York. R 112576, Nov. 9, 1942.
173
Hello Frisco; fox trot, intro. Hold me
in your loving arms, from Ziegfeld
follies 1915, by Louis A, Hirsch; pf.
© Laurence J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck,
N. Y. R 112234, Oct. 20, 1942. 174
Helter-skelter; one step-polka, Lucky
Li. e. C. L.] Roberts, arr. J. Louis Von
der Mehden, jr.; pf. © C. Luckeyth
Roberts, New York. R 111655, Aug.
29, 1942. 175
Herald of peace; Christmas cantata,
text selected & compiled Ave Gal-
braith, m J. Lamont Galbraith. ©
Annie Lamont Galbraith, Glasgow.
R 112008, Oct. 7, 1942. 176
Heralds of spring; w Hendon Rose, m
William Waddington Cooke. © Mil-
dred Cooke, Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng-
land. R 112245, Oct. 22, 1942. yas
171 |-
Handy, New York. R 111850, Oct. 12,
1942, 178
Hesitation blues; song. © Billy
Smythe & Scott Middleton, Philadel-
phia. R 112132, Oct. 21, 1942. 179
High cost of loving; medley one-step,
two-step or trot, intro. Just bring
two lips along, by George W. Meyer,
arr. Calvin Grooms; orch. © Leo
Feist, ine., New York. R 112377, Oct.
28, 1942. 180
High tide; op. 32, w Jean Ingelow;
mixed cho., with orch. arr. Voce. se.
© H. V. Jervis-Read, London. R
112406, Oct. 27, 1942. 181
Hill and dale; syncopated fox trot,
Henry Lodge, arr. Stephen O. Jones;
pf. © Irene Lodge Hafding, Whit-
man, Mass. R 112137, Oct. 20, 1942.
182
Hip hip hooray ; selection, from the pro-
duction, arr. Charles N. Grant; pf.
© Raymond Hubbell, Miami, Fla. R
112367, Oct. 28, 1942. 183
Holiday sketches; op. 61; pf. © Clar-
ence Lucas, London. R 112115, Oct.
21, 1942. 184
Home beyond; w & m DeKoven Thomp-
son; med. © Lucille Thompson, New
York. R. 111998, Oct. 15, 1942. 185
Honey bunch; foxtrot, Dan Caslar; pf.
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co.,
New York. R 112579, Nov. 9, 1942.
186
Hong Kong gong; one-step or two-step ;
orch. © Harry F. Hildreth, West
Somerville, Mass. R 112101, Oct. 20,
1942, 187
How long will you keep on fooling me;
song, w M. A. Gold. © Louis Weiss,
New Rochelle, N. Y. R 112164, Oct.
21, 1942. 188
How lovely are Thy dwellings; anthem,
Biblical w, m Samuel Liddle, arr.;
mixed cho. © Arthur Fagge, Lon-
don. R 112309, Oct. 22, 1942. 189
Humoreske; by Anton Dvorak, arr.
Mackie-Beyer; military band. ©
J. W. Pepper & son, ine., Philadel-
phia. R 111667, Oct. 8, 1942. 190
Humoreske in C; by Edvard Grieg, op.
6, no. 3, arr.; violin & pf. © A.
Walter Kramer, New York. R
112076, Oct. 19, 1942. 191
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Hundred years ago; from Bric-a-brac, |
w Basil Hood & Lionel Monckton, m)
© C. F. Monckton, |
England .& H. Paul
Eng-
192 |
w Mary C. D. |
L. Monckton.
HKastbourne,
Monckton, Forest, Guernsey,
land. R 112122, Oct. 12, 1942.
Hymn for aviators;
Hamilton, m Charles Hubert Hast-
ings Parry. © Dorothea Ponsonby,
England. R.
Haslemere, Surrey,
112247, 112320, Oct. 22,1942. 193, 194
—— ——— —— mixed cho. © Dorothea
Ponsonby, Haslemere, Surrey, Eng-
land. R 112322, Oct. 22, 1942. 195
Hymnus;
no, 2; organ.
Brookline,
1942.
I eare not {what your past may be, I
Mass.
love you *just the same; song, m A.
Fred Phillips. © Dick Howard,
South Danville, N. H. R 1115738, Oct.
1, 1942. 197
I could go home to a girlie like you;
from A world of pleasure, arr. Adolf
Minot; orch. © Sigmund Romberg,
New York, R 112059, Oct. 16, 1942.
| 198
—— —— w Harold Atteridge, m Sig-
mund Romberg.
ridge, Lynbrook, L. I, N. Y. R
1123438,. Oct. 23, 1942, 199
— song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112345, Oct.
23, 1942. 200
I didn’t raise my boy to be a soldier; |
w A. Bryan, m Al Piantadosi. ©
Leo Feist, inc., New York & Alfred
Bryan, East Orange, N. J. R 112404,
112405, Oct. 28, 1942. 201, 202
I know of a Saviour so precious; w
Oswald J. Smith, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago. R 112527, Nov. 5, 1942. 203
I lost my head when I lost my heart,
that’s why I’m single today; w Jeff
Branen, m A. W. Lange. © Hdith
M. Branen, Los Angeles & Arthur | If I were a bee and you were a red,
W. Lange, Beverly Hills, Calif. R
112144, Oct. 21, 1942.
© Leo Feist, inc.,
112151, Oct. 22, 1942.
New York. R
205
P. J. O’Reilly, m Wilfrid Sanderson ;
in G. © Mary Elizabeth Sander-
son, Guildford, Surrey, England. R
112248, Oct. 22, 1942.
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by Everett E. Truette, op. 31,
© Fannie S. Truette,
R 112453, Oct. 31,
196
©: Mary T. Atte-:
204
I love ’em all; w & m William F. Chase. :
love my love; traditional w adapted
206 |
pt. II, n. s., v. 37
I need affection; from Princess Pat,
w Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert ;
high voice; in A. © Ella Herbert
Bartlett, New York, Clifford Herbert,
Cedar Grove, La. & Marjorie Blossom
Jones Wilson, New York. R 112235,
Oct. 20, 1942. 207
I prefer the cat; from Two is company,
w Edward A, Paulton & Adolf Phi-
lipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud. of Adolf
Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June
, Paulton, W. Tarring nr. Worthing,
’ Sussex, England. R 112518, Noy, 4,
1942. 208
I shall be satisfied then; w Ernest L.
Thompson, m Daniel B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R
112547, Nov. 7, 1942. 209
I wanna be the captain, or I won’t
play; song, w Ballard Macdonald.
© Albert Von Tilzer, New York. R
112064, Oct. 16, 1942. 210
I want to go to Tokio; w Joe [i. e
Joseph] McCarthy, m Fred Fischer.
© Leo Feist, ine., New York & Joseph
McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. R 112402,
112408, Oct. 28, 1942. PA Bae ie
I want to say, and you can’t deny it,
you’re some girl; song, m Ted S.
Barron. © Lou-Klein, Los Angeles.
R 112139, Oct. 20, 1942. 213
I want to watch over you; w A. Bryan,
m A. Gumble. © Alfred Bryan, East
Orange, N. J. & Albert Gumble, New
York. R 112368, Oct. 28, 1942. 214
I’d rather be a lamp post on old Broad-
way; song, from Hip hip hooray. ©
Benjamin Hapgood Burt, New York. —
R 111649, Oct. 2, 1942. — 215
Idol of eyes ; song, from Ned Wayburn’s
town topics, w Robert B. Smith. ©
Harold Orlob, New York. R 112357,
Oct. 27, 1942. 216
If I had a mama like you; song. ©
Harry Appel, Great Kills, 8. I., N. Y.
R 112170, Oct. 21, 1942. 217
red rose; song. © Shelton Brooks,
Los Angeles. R 111980, Oct. 15, 1942:
218
If you but knew what I know; from
Two is company, w Edward A. Paul-
ton & Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet
[pseud. of Adolf Philipp] & A. Phi-
lipp. © Jessie June Paulton, W.
Tarring nr. Worthing, Sussex, Hng-
land. R 112516, Nov. 4, 1942. 219
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If you’re going back to London; w &|In dreamy Spain;
m Fred E. Cliffe & J. Whidden. ©
Jay Whidden, Hollywood, Calif. R
112160, Oct. 21, 1942. 220
I’ll make you like the town; from A
world of pleasure, w Harold R. At-
teridge, m Sigmund Romberg. ©
Mary T. Atteridge, Lynbrook, L. L.,
N. Y. R 112296, Oct. 21, 1942. 221
—song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112211, Oct.
21, 1942. 222,
Im freien; lied, op. 4, nos. 1-6, w Wladi-
mir, freiherr von Hartlieb. © Bern-
hard Paumgartner, Salzburg, Ger-
many. R 112487, Nov. 3, 1942. 223
I’m glad that I was born a boy; w &
m Arthur A. Penn; duet for 2 boys.
© Eleanor Penn, New London, Conn.
R 112393, Oct. 29, 1942. 224
I’m going back to Frisco town; song.
© William J. McKenna, Jersey City.
R 112015, Oct. 19, 1942. 225
I’m homesick; song, w Andrew B.
Sterling. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York. R 112574, Nov. 9, 1942. 226
I’m looking for a warm spot; song, m
Archie Gottler. (© Edgar Leslie,
New York. R 112058, Oct. 19, 1942.
BE
—— ——— w Edgar Leslie. © Archie
Gottler, Los Angeles. R 112057, Oct.
19, 1942. 228
I’m neutral; w Alcan Moss, m Maurice
Levi. © Henry R. Levi, Baltimore.
R 112002, Oct. 15, 1942. 229
Impatience; from Style and execution,
by S. Thalberg, ed., rev. & augmented
Moritz Moszkowski; pf. © Arthur
P, Schmidt co., Ses R* 112205,
Oct. 7, 1942. 230
In a little world for cae from Princess
_ Pat, w Henry Blossom, m Victor Her-
bert. © Ella Herbert Bartlett, New
York, Clifford Herbert, Cedar Grove,
La. & Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New
York. R 112378, Oct. 26, 1942. 231
In a vineyard; song, w Gabrielle Mulli-
ner. © C. Linn Seiler, Philadelphia.
R 112310, Oct. 22, 1942. 232
= distant lands; w Georgeanne Hubi-
- Newcombe, m Laura G. Lemon [i. e.
Laura G. Lemon Heath]; in G.
Cecile Laura Rosellen Heath, Amer-
sham, Bucks., England & Audrey
Norma Valerie Turner, Surrey, Eng-
land. R 112237, Oct. 22, 1942. 233
246
song, w Vincent
Bryan. © Alberto Rizzi, New York.
R 112578, Nov. 9, 1942. 234
In Flowerland; guit. © Albert J.
Weidt, Belford, N. J. R 112099, Oct.
20, 1942. 235
In Honolulu; w Stanley Murphy, m
H. I. Marshall. © Elizabeth Mur-
phy, Beechhurst, L. I., N. Y. & Henry
I. Marshall, Riveredge, N. J. R
TTi9S(; ‘Oct. "15, 1942. 236
In Maytime; op. 16, no. 1; pf.- ©
Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway. R
112445, Oct. 31, 1942, POST
In old Madeira; song. © James Brock-
man, West Los Angeles, Calif.,
George Graff, Yonkers, N. Y. & Nat
Osborne, New York. R 111970, Oct.
13, 1942. 238
In sweet Ovoca; valse, Adolf Lotter;
orch. © Jane Alice Lotter, London.
R. 112584, Nov. 9, 1942. 239
In the forest; from Style and execu-
tion, by Louis Brassin, ed., rev. &
augmented Moritz Moszkowski; pf.
© Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. R
112208, Oct.7, 1942. 240
In the gloaming I hear you calling me;
w Joe [i. e. Joseph] Lyons, m E. Clin-
ton Keithley. © Joseph Lyons, New
York. R 111988, Oct. 15, 1942. 241
In the harbor of your love; w & m
E. B. Orne. © Mrs. George N.
Blake, Portland, Me. R 111999, Oct.
15, 1942. 242
In the land of Lorraine; from Two is
company, w Hdward A Paulton &
Adolf Philipp, m Jean Briquet
[pseud. of Adolf Philipp] & A.
Philipp. © Jessie June Paulton, W.
Tarring nr, Worthing, Sussex, Eng-
land. R 112517, Nov, 4, 1942. 243
In the Land of Love with the song
birds; w & m F. Wallace Rega
[pseud. of Ff. W. Hager]; bird obbl.
ad lib. © Frederic Wallace Hager,
Jackson Heights, L. IL, N. ¥. R
111930, Oct. 12, 1942. 244
In the war against men; from A world
of pleasure, arr. Adolf Minot; orch.
© Sigmund Romberg, New York. R
112066, Oct. 15, 1942. 245
—— —— w Harold R. Atteridge, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Mary T. Atte-
ridve, Lynvrook. Ia, 1. IN. ys it
112269, Oct. 22, 1942. 246
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In the war against men; song, from A | Jigaree; from A world of pleasure, w
world of pleasure, w Harold R. Atte- |
ridge. © Sigmund Romberg, New
York. R 112279, Oct. 22,1942. 247
In the wee small hours of the morning;
w&m J. J. Caddigan & J. A. Bren-
nan. © James A. Brennan, Middle-
boro, Mass. & Jack J. Caddigan, Bos-
ton. R 111998, Oct. 15, 1942. 248
In your little gown and bonnet, dearie,
you have won my heart away; song.
© Hector MacCarthy, Flushing, N. Y.
R 112142, Oct. 21, 1942. 249
Indian soldier; song, w Charles Biron
Minter. © Kennedy Russell, Lon-
don. R 112116, Oct. 21, 1942. 250
Ingomar ; valse orientale, Emil Ascher ;
full orch. © Adolph Ascher & Mor-
ton Ascher, New York. R 1123380,
Oct. 23, 1942. 251
Intermezzo, In springtime; organ. ©
George Tootel, Douglas, Isle of Man,
Great Britain. R 112478, Nov. 2,
1942. 252
Into the woods we'll trip and go; op.
14, w Alfred Noyes; women’s 3-pt.
voices. © C. Linn Seiler, Philadel-
phia. R 112312, Oct. 22, 1942. 253
Irish country songs; ed: & arr. Herbert
Hughes. 2d bk. © Suzanne Hughes,
Liverpool. R 112321, Oct. 22, 1942.
254
Is there still room for me ’neath the
old apple tree; w E. Leslie & Lew
Brown, m Maurice Abrahams. ©
Edgar Leslie, New York. R 112207,
Oct. 21, 1942. | 255
Same. Lew Brown, Beverly
Hills, Calif. R 112208, Oct. 21, 1942.
256
I’ve loved you since you were a baby;
song, w Joe [i. e. Joseph] McCarthy.
© Al Piantadosi, Encino, Calif. R
112301, Oct. 26, 1942. 257
— w Joe [i. e. Joseph] McCarthy, m
Al Piantadosi. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York & Joseph McCarthy, Had-
ley, N. Y. R 112388, Oct. 28, 1942.
258
Jesus the Son of God; w & m Garfield
Thomas Haywood, arr. Rosa John-
son. © Ida H. Hancock, Detroit.
R 112531, Oct. 12, 1942. 259
Jewel (The) ; fox trot schottische, Emil
Ascher ; full orch. (© Adolph Ascher
& Morton Ascher, New York. R
112331, Oct. 28, 1942. 260
Harold R. Atteridge, m Sigmund
Romberg. © Mary T. Atteridge,
Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y. R 1123538, Oct.
26, 1942. 261
song, w Harold R. Atteridge. ©
Sigmund Romberg, New York. R
112355, Oct. 26, 1942. 262
Jolly barge Content; from Father
Thames, w H. Ernest Hunt, m Joan
Trevalsa [i. e. Joan Gurley] © Joan
Gurley, Norwich, England. R 112147,
Oct. 21, 1942. 263
Jupiter polka petite; arr. Theo. M.
Tobani; military band. © Edwin
Franko Goldman, New York. R
112229, Sept. 15, 1942. 264
J’y pense; op. 134; violin u. klavier.
© Franz Drdla, Vienna. R 112494,
Nov. 3, 1942. 265
Keep the home fires burning, till the
boys come home; one step medley,
Ivor Novello, arr. S. Deshon; orch.
© Chappell & co., 1td., London. R
112554,. Nov. 5, 1942. 266
Keeper of my heart; w Edith Rutter-
Leatham, m Wilfrid Sanderson. ©
Mary Elizabeth Sanderson, Guild-
ford, Surrey, England. R 112240,
Oct. 22, 1942. 267
Kentucky nuts; cake walk, Emil
Ascher ; full orch. © Adolph Ascher
& Morton Ascher, New York. R
112327, Oct. 23, 1942. 268
Key to your heart; song, from The
clock shop. © John L. Golden, New
York. R 111646, Oct. 6, 1942. 269
Killed in action; from Symphony in D
minor, by Arthur Somervell; organ.
© Edith Lance Somervell, London.
R 112316, Oct. 22, 1942. 270
Klavierstiicke; v. Rudolf Braun, nos.
1-3. hft. 1. Op. 16—hft. 2. Op. 44.
© Paula Graf & Adele Russ, Vienna.
R 112485, 112488, Nov. 3, 1942.
201; 202
Knock-knees; one-step or two-step; pf.
© George L. Cobb, Brookline, Mass.
R 112090, Oct. 20, 1942. 273
Ladder of roses; from Hip, hip, hooray,
w R. H. Burnside, m R. Hubbell.
© Raymond Hubbell, Miami, Fla, &
R. H. Burnside, Ridgewood, N. J. R
111554, Oct. 19, 1942. 274
Lady love-bird; from Little ballads, w
Helen Taylor, m Wilfrid Sanderson.
© Mary Elizabeth Sanderson, Guild-
ford, Surrey, England. R 112457,
Noy. 3, 1942. ; 275
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Land of the Rain; w M. Anderson, m
Elizabeth Tucker [i. e. E. T. Bur-
dick] © Madge Anderson & Eliza-
beth Tucker Burdick, Milwaukee. R
‘112105, Oct. 21, 1942. 276
Laurel songs for juniors; by M. Teresa
Armitage. Students’ ed. © C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. R 112398,
Oct. 22, 1942. Pies
Law and order; march, orch ©
George L. Cobb, Brookline, Mass. R
112104, Oct. 20, 1942. 278
Legend, Once long ago in Nazareth;
w Fred. J. Whishaw, m Peter I]jitch
Tschaikowsky, arr.; women’s 2-pt.
cho. © Arthur Fagge, London. R
112323, Oct. 22, 1942. 279
Let go; w Avis M. Burgeson, m Daniel
B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Chicago. R 112528, Nov. 5, 1942. 280
Let’s go a-roaming; from The girl of
to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. E.
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph E. Howard, New York. R
111673, Oct. 1, 1942. 281
—- song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph E.
Howard, New York & Herbert P.
Stothart, Culver City, Calif. R
111653, Oct. 2, 1942. 282
Let’s make love by the fireside; w & m
James White & J. R. Shannon [pseud.
of J. S. Royce] © James Stanley
Royce, New York. R 112056, Oct.
19, 1942, 283
Levenia; valse hesitation; pf. ©
Chester W. Smith, Belleville, N. J.
R 111688, Oct. 9, 1942. ‘284
Litany for All Soul’s day; by Fr. Schu-
bert, arr.; violin, with pf. acc. ©
A. Walter Kramer, New York. R
112075, Oct. 19, 1942. 285
Little girl; w Edith Rutter-Leatham,
m Wilfrid Sanderson. © Mary
Elizabeth Sanderson, Guildford, Sur-
rey, England. R 112241, Oct. 22,
1942. 286
Little world of two; w Herbert Rey-
nolds [pseud of Michael E. Rourke],
m Silvio Hein. © Vena Rourke, New
York & Ann Mooney Hein, Terre
Haute, Ind. R 112019, Oct. 16, 1942.
287
London River; from Father Thames,
w H. Ernest Hunt, m Joan Trevalsa
[i. e. Joan Gurley] © Joan Gurley,
Norwich, England. R 112148, Oct.
21, 1942. 288
301
Longing; song, w Matthew Arnold; in
A. © C. Linn Seiler, Philadelphia.
R 1123824, Oct. 22, 1942. 289
Looking ’em over; one-step or two-step ;
pf. © Walter Rolfe, Brighton, Mass.
R 112098, Oct. 20, 1942. 290
Lord (The) is my light; by W. C. Wil-
liams, [father]; alto or bass, in D.
© W. C. Williams, [son] Summit,
N. J. RR WMI1318, Aus 27, 1942.. 291
Lord chord; w Adelaide A. Procter, m
Arthur Sullivan, arr.; mixed cho. ©
Arthur Fagge, London. R 112317,
Oct. 22, 1942. 292
Lotus Land; from Two is company, w
Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Philipp,
m Jean Briquet [pseud. of Adolf
Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie
June Paulton, W. Tarring nr. Worth-
ing, Sussex, England. R 112519,
Nov. 4, 1942. 293
Love bells; w Arthur Charlton, m
Francis Dorel [pseud. of F. A. Coote]
© Frederick Alfred Coote, Bexhill-
on-sea, Sussex, England. R 112113,
Oct. 21, 1942. 294
Love comes a-stealing; w Gustave
Kahn, m E. Van Alstyne; med. ©
Hgbert Van Alstyne, Chicago & Grace
LeBoy Kahn, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 1123870, Oct. 28, 1942. 295
Love me anywhere; from George Wash-
ington Bullion abroad, w S. Tutt
Whitney & J. Homer Tutt, m James
J. Vaughan. © Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. R 112481,
Oct. 23, 1942. 296
Love me or leave me alone; w Howard
Johnson, m Archie Gottler. © Edna
Johnson, New York. R 112162, Oct.
21, 1942. 297
Love’s citadel; w Edith R., Leatham, m
Amy Woodforde-Finden. © Dudley
Northall Laurie, London. R 112114,
Oct. 21, 1942. 298
Loves golden morrow; w Frederick
J. Fraser, m Amy Woodforde-Finden.
© Dudley Northall-Laurie, London.
R 112238, Oct. 22, 1942. 299
Love’s offertory; song, w Reginald
Wright Kauffman; in F. © C. Linn
Seiler, Philadelphia. R 112315, Oct.
22, 1942. 300
Maidens of Sandomir; from Boris Go-
dounow, by Moussorgsky, ed. & tr.
Charles Roepper; women’s cho.
Boston music co., Boston. R 112216,
Oct. 15, 1942. 301
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Manyanna; from George Washington | Melting pot; from A world of pleasure,
Bullion abroad, w S. Tutt Whitney &
J. Homer Tutt, m James J. Vaughan.
© Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. R 112434, Oct. 23, 1942.
302
March of the conquerors; by D. W.
Crist; pf. © Gertrude Crist, Alli-
ance, O. R 112421, Oct. 30, 1942.
303
Marie, my own Marie; song. © Harry
Israel, North Hollywood, Calif. R
112046, Oct. 15, 1942. 304
Mascovia; Polish dance; pf. © Ernest
Harry Adams, Newton, Mass. R
112461, Nov. 3, 1942. 305
Mavis; by Harold Croxton, arr.; orch.
© Julius’ Vogler, New York. R
112360, Oct. 22, 1942. 306
May peace abide with you; German
w Schober, English w Alice Mattul-
lath, m Franz Schubert, arr. Ernst
Schmidt; mixed cho.; organ ace. ©
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. R
112536, Nov. 5, 1942. 307
Medley of famous American national
songs; arr. Frank HE. Barry; mixed
voices. © Charlotte ©. Barry, Rock-
ville Center, N. Y. R 112049, Oct. 15,
1942. 308
Medley of famous old darkie songs;
arr. Frank E. Barry; mixed voices.
© Charlotte C. Barry, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y. R 112051, Oct. 15, 1942.
309
Medley of old Irish songs; arr. Frank
K. Barry ; men’s voices. © Charlotte
C. Barry, Rockville Center, N. Y. R
112052, Oct. 15, 1942. 310
Medley of old Scotch songs; arr. Frank
KH. Barry ; men’s voices. © Charlotte
C. Barry, Rockville Center, N. Y. R
112047, Oct. 15, 1942. 311
Medley of Stephen C. Foster’s famous
songs; arr. Frank E. Barry; mixed
voices. © Charlotte C. Barry, Rock-
ville Center, N. Y. R 112048, Oct. 15,
1942. 312
Meisters gruss; w Alexander Mintz,
m Lise Maria Mayer [i. e. L. M. M.
Gaberle], op. 5; bar. © Lise Maria
Mayer Gaberle, Vienna. R 111474,
Sept. 24, 1942. 313
Mélancolie [and] Scherzo; op. 5, nos.
1, 2; violon et pf. © Leif Halvor-
sen, Oslo, Norway. R 111842, Oct.
12, 1942, 314
w Harold R, Atteridge, m Sigmund
Romberg. © Mary T. Atteridge, Lyn-
brook, L. I., N. ¥. R 112300, Oct. 21,
1942. 315
—song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112214, Oct.
21, 1942. 316
Memories; w Gustave Kahn, m HE. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne,
Chicago & Grace LeBoy Kahn, Bey-
erly Hills, Calif. R 112135, Oct. 20,
1942. 317
Meteor galop; by J. J. Richards; band.
.© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
R 112267, Oct. 23, 1942. 318
Minuet; violin & pf. © Irma Seydel,
Boston. R 111860, Sept. 30, 1942.
319
Miss Innovation; from A world of
pleasure, w Harold R. Atteridge, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Mary T. At-
teridge, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y. R
112295, Oct. 21, 1942. 320
—— song, from World of pleasure, w
Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112210, Oct.
21, 1942. 821
Monsieur Beaucaire; incidental music
pt..1, Frederick Rosse; brass & reed
band. © Linda Rosse, Hove, Sussex,
England. R 112590, Nov. 9, 1942.
| 322
Morning, noon and night in Vienna;
overture, Franz: v. © Suppé, — arr.
Charles J. Roberts; full orch. ©
Carl Fischer, inc, New York. R
111861, Oct. 7, 1942. 323
Mos-kee-toe; one-step or two-step; orch.
© Albert J. Weidt, Belford, N. J.
R 112103, Oct. 20, 1942. 324
Mother’s old sweet lullaby ; w & m H. C.
Weasner. © Jessie Van Pelt Weas-
ner, Utica, N. Y. R 111981, Oct. 15,
1942. 32 5
Muscatine waltz; by D. W. Crist; pf.
© Gertrude Crist, Alliance, 0.7 R
112422, Oct. 30, 1942. 326
My beautiful chateau of love; w Paul
Cunningham, m Alfred J. Doyle. ©
Alfred J. Doyle, jr., Brooklyn. R
111987, Oct. 15, 1942. 327
My cutie doll; from Hip hip hooray,
w J. L. Golden, m R. Hubbell. ©
Raymond Hubbell, Miami, Fla, &
John L. Golden, New York. R111614,
Oct. 2, 1942. ‘328,
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— song, from. Hip, hip, hooray, m
Raymond Hubbell. ©
Golden, New York. R. 111634, Oct.
2, 1942. 329
My heart at thy sweet voice; from
Samson et Delila, by C. Saint-Saéns,
arr. Mackie-Beyer ; military band. ©
J. W. Pepper & son, ine., Philadel-
phia. R 111665, Oct. 8, 1942. 330
My heart’s achin’ for Macon; song, from
Girl of tomorrow, w Joseph Noel. ©
Joseph E. Howard, New York & Her-
bert P. Stothart, Culver City, Calif.
R 111858, Oct. 9, 1942. al.
from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph E.
Howard, New York. R 111657, Oct.
6, 1942. 332
My mammy’s voice; w Edwin Star
Belknap, m Harvey Worthington
Loomis; women’s 3-pt. voices.
Alfred Loomis, New York. R 112348,
Oct. 27, 1942. 333
My melancholy baby ; w George A, Nor-
ton, m Ernie [i. e. E. M.] Burnett.
© Ernest M. Burnett, New York. R
112375, Oct. 23, 1942. 334
— Same. © Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. R 112508, Nov. 2,
1942. 335
My Rose of Tipperary; song, from It’s
a long, long way to Tipperary, m Tom
Mayo Geary. © William A. Downs,
New York. R 112325, Oct. 21, 1942.
336
My song of songs; by Clay Smith; cor-
net or sax., trombone or bar., with
pf. ace. © Coyla May Smith, Chi-
eago. R 112154, Oct. 22, 1942. 337
My Yiddisher Romeo; w Sam M. Lewis,
m George W. Meyer. © Broadway
music corp., New York. R 112084,
Oct. 16, 1942. 338
Mygale; by Walter Pulitzer, arr. Lee
Orean Smith; orch. © Leo Feist,
ine., New York. R 111974, Oct. 16,
1942. 339
National anthems of the Allies; arr.;
pf. © Arthur Fagge, London. R
112150, Oct. 21, 1942. 340
Nature’s song of ecstasy; pf. © Flor-
ence Newell Barbour, Providence. R
112437, Sept. 31, 1942. 341
©
Neapolitan dance; pf. Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence. R
112488, Oct. 31, 1942. 342
Neutrality march; by Mike Bernard;
pf. © Kitty Bernard, New York. R
111995, Oct. 15, 1942. 343
361
Never mo’; w' Alex Rogers, m Bert A.
John: L. |
Williams, arr. Will H. Vodery. ©
George F. Ellis, Brooklyn. R 111686,
Oct. 2, 1942. 344
Neville; from Bric-a-brac, w Arthur
Wimperis, m Lionel Monckton. ©
C. F. Monckton, Eastbourne, England
& H. Paul Monckton, Forest, Guern-
sey, England. R 112123, Oct. 12.
1942. 345
New York hippodrome; march, John
Philip Sousa; pf. © Jane Van Mid-
dlesworth Sousa, Port Washington,
N. Y. R 111615, Sept. 30,1942. 346
No limit; w Godfrey Montague Lebhar,
m Bainbridge [i. e. L. B.] Crist. ©
Lucien Bainbridge Crist, Washing-
ton. R 112850, Oct. 22, 1942. 347
Nobody cares for her now; w X. Y. C.,
m Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. ©
Jacob Glogau, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y.
R 112165, Oct. 21, 1942. 348
Norden album; bearb. Nicolaj Hansen.
bd. 1, 2. bd. 1. Violine solo.—bd, 1.
2 violinen.—bd. 1. 3 violinen.—bd. 2.
Violine solo.—bd. 2. 2 violinen.—bd.
2. 3 violinen. © Marius Hansen,
Copenhagen. R 111829-111834, Oct.
12, 1942. 349-354
Northwestern push-on song; song. ©
Donald G. Robertson, Winnetka, [ll].
R 112502, Nov. 4, 1942. 300 —
Not the same old girl; from The girl
of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. E. -
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph E. Howard, New York. R
111660, Oct. 6, 1942. 356
song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Herbert P. Stoth-
art, Culver City, Calif. & Joseph EH.
Howard, New York. R 111690, Oct. 5,
1942. 357
O Christ the living Lord of light; w
William H. Gardner, m Jessie Mae
Jewitt [i.e. J. M. J. White] © Jessie
Mae Jewitt White, Detroit, Ruth
Gardner, Boston, Donald H. Gardner,
Winthrop, Mass. & Edwin R. Gard-
ner, Lynn, Mass. R 111616, Sept. 30,
1942. 358
— Same. © Ruth Gardner, Boston.
R 112200, Oct. 22, 1942. 359
O Lord most holy; by César Franck,
arr. Bertha Remick; pf. or organ acc.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Women’s 3-pt.
voices. © C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. R 112333, 112335, Oct. 22, 1942.
360, 361
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O Lord of Heaven; anthem, w from
Bible &' a hymn, m Cuthbert Harris;
mixed voices. © Louisa Harris, W.
Driffield, E. Yorks, England. R
112443, Oct. 31, 1942. 362
O mistress mine; w from Shakespeare’s
Twelfth night, m George B. Nevin;
mixed voices. © Lillias C. Nevin,
Easton, Pa. R 112458, Nov. 3, 1942.
363
O sole mio; Neapolitan serenade, Eng-
lish w Herbert Reynolds, Italian w
Giovanni Caporro, m Eduardo di
Capua, arr, Charles N. Grant. ©
Martha Grant, Bayside, N. Y. R
112254, Oct. 21, 1942. 364
Og det var den m@rke blaaregn; sang,
tekst Jenny Blicher Clausen. © Rud
Langgaard, Copenhagen. R 111843,
Oct. 12, 1942. 365
Oh, Mr. Rubinstein; w Fred Thomp-
son & D. Furber, m Philip Braham.
© . Douglas Furber, London. R
112078, Oct. 19, 1942. 366
Old fashioned groom and an up to date
bride; song, from Ned Wayburn’s
town topics, w Robert B. Smith. ©
Harold Orlob, New York. R 112358,
Oct. 27, 1942. 367
Old grey mare; fox trot or schottische,
arr.; orch. © Frank Panella, Craf-
ton, Pa. R 11223838, Oct. 22, nee
3
Old Kentucky blues; from George
Washington Bullion abroad, w S.
Tutt Whitney & J. Homer Tutt, m
James J. Vaughan. © Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. R
112485, Oct. 28, 1942. 369
On a Chinese honeymoon; song. ©
George F. Oleott, Pittsburgh. R
111990, Oct. 15, 1942. 370
On the banks of the Wye; song, w Fred
HE. Weatherly. © Frank E. Tours,
Beverly Hills, Calif. R 1123866, Oct.
28, 1942. 371
On the Diamond Joe; w Stanley Mur-
phy, m Lewis F. Muir. © Theresa
M. Deutsch, New York. R 111579,
Oct. 2, 1942. Se
On the 7:28; w Stanley Murphy, m H. I.
Marshall. @© Henry I. Marshall,
Riveredge, N. J. & Elizabeth Murphy,
Beechhurst, L. I, N. Y. R 111972,
Oct. 13, 1942. 373
On the Thames; from Father Thames,
w H. Ernest Hunt, m Joan Travalsa
fi. e. Joan Gurley] © Joan Gurley,
Norwich, England. R 112149, Oct. 21,
1942. 374
pt. 111, n. s., v. 37
Only a dream; by Percy Elliott; pf.
© Lillian May Elliott, London. R
111628, Sept. 30, 1942. 375
Out of a city of six million people, why
did you pick on me; song, w Charles
McCarron. © Nat Vincent, Los An-
geles. R 112007, Oct. 16,1942. 376
— w Charles McCarron, m Nat Vin-
cent. © Broadway music corp., New
York. R 112085, Oct. 16, 1942. 377
Panazon; dansa brasilena, Milton H.
Kohn, arr. Lee Orean Smith. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. R 112376, Oct.
28, 1942. 378
—_— ——— pf. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. R 112152, Oct. 22, 1942.
379
Pass the contribution box; from The
girl of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m
J. E, Howard & Herbert P. Stothart.
© Joseph E. Howard, New York. R
111672, Oct. 1, 1942. 380
—song, from Girl of tomorrow, w
Joseph Noel. © Joseph E. Howard,
New York & Herbert P. Stothart,
Culver City, Calif. R 112079, Oct.
19, 1942. 381
Passing show of 1915; selection, Her-
man Finck; orch. © Mabel Mary
Finek, London. R 112409, Oct. 27,
1942. 382
Pastorale; violoncell u. klavier. © Jo-
seph Marx, Vienna. R 112488, Nov.
3, 1942. 383
Patriotic Patrick Muldoon; w & m
J. Whidden & Fred E. Cliffe. ©
Jay Whidden, Hollywood, Calif. R
112140, Oct. 21, 1942. 384
Peasant’s dance; op. 16, no. 2; pf. ©
Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway. R
112446, Oct. 31, 1942. 385
Phantom riders; scherzo; pf. © Flor-
ence Newell Barbour, Providence. R
112441, Oct. 31, 1942. 386
Piéce ancienne; op. 8, no. 1; violon et
pf. © Sverre Jordan, Bergen, Nor-
way. R 111839, Oct, 12, 1942. 387
Pioneer schottische; by D. W. Crist;
pf. © Gertrude Crist, Alliance, O.
R 112423, Oct. 30, 1942. 388
Plantation days; from Ned Wayburn’s
town topics, w Bobby Jones, m Billie
_ [i. e. W. J.] Morrissey. © Will J.
Morrissey, Brooklyn. R 112018, Oct.
16, 1942. 389
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Playmates; pf.
Bugle, Cornwall, England. R 111676;
Oct. 7, 1942. 390
Pleading; pf. © Haydn Wood, Nor-
tham, North Devon, England. R
112112, Oct. 21, 1942. 391
P’lice’ll have me before long; w & m
Gilbert Wells & Will Terry. © Mrs.
©. M. Blair, London. R 112077, Oct.
19, 1942. 392
Poet, peasant and light cavalryman
mareh; by Henry Fillmore; orch.
© Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. R
112338, Oct. 23, 1942. 393
Polly; song, w Frederick Edward
Weatherly. © William Henry
Squire, London. R 1122389, Oct. 22,
1942. 394
Posies; waltz; guit. © Albert J.
Weidt, Belford, N. J. R 112092, Oct.
20, 1942. 395
Praeludier ; orgel eller harmonium. ©
P. Holme Hansen, Copenhagen. R
111844, Oct. 12, 1942. 396
Prayer; by Everett E. Truette, op. 31,
no. 3; organ. © Fannie S. Truette,
Brookline, Mass. R 112454, Oct. 31,
1942. 397
from Boris Godounow, by Mous-
sorgsky, ed. & tr. Charles Roepper ;
women’s cho. © Boston music co.,
Boston. R 112217, Oct. 15, 1942.
398
Price a woman pays; song, w Herbert
S. Frank. © James Kendis, Ja-
maica, N. Y. R 112011, Oct. 17, 1942.
399
Princess Pat; selection, Victor Herbert,
arr. George J. Trinkaus; pf. © M.
Witmark & sons, New York. R
112017, Oct. 19, 1942. 400
Prinzessin (Die) vom Nil; melodien-
Strauss, w Willy Prager, m Victor
Hollaender. © Rosa_ Hollaender,
Los Angeles. R 111641, Oct. 2, 1942.
401
Processional march; by Everett E.
Truette, op. 31, no. 5; organ. ©
Fannie S. Truette, Brookline, Mass.
R 112455, Oct. 31, 1942. 402
Psalm of thanksgiving; sacred cantata,
op. 50, Biblical w; mixed cho.
William Lester, Chicago. R 112459,
Nov. 3, 1942. 403
Quest (The),; song, w Edward H. Bier-
stadt. © C. Linn Seiler, Philadel-
phia. R 112311, Oct. 22, 1942. 404
418
© Wilson Manhire, | Quintett in B dur; v. Josef Vockner,
op. 70; 2 violinen, viola, violoncell u.
klavier. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna. R 111654, Oct. 8,
1942. 405
Rabbit’s foot; fox trot. 1. Pf.—2. Orch.
© George L. Cobb, Brookline, Mass.
R 112095, 112102, Oct. 20, 1942.
406, 407
Radiant morn; hymn anthem, w God-
frey Thring, m W. C. Williams,
[father] © W. C. Williams, [son],
Summit, N. J. R 111315, Aug. 27,
1942. 408
Ragging the scale; fox trot, Ed. B.
Claypoole; pf. © Broadway music
corp., New York. R 112081, Oct. 16,
1942. 409
Ragtime baggage man; w B. Dudley,
m Maurice Levi. © Bide Dudley,
New York & Henry R. Levi, Balti-
more. R 111984, Oct. 15, 1942. 410
Ragtime pipe of Pan; from A world of
pleasure, w Harold R. Atteridge, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Mary T. At-
teridge, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y. R
112298, Oct. 21, 1942. 411
—song, from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge. © Sigmund
Romberg, New York. R 112213, Oct.
21, 1942. 412
Rapsodja polska; op. 25; grosses orch.
partitur. © Gregor Fitelberg, New
York. R 112499, Nov. 3, 1942. 413
Recessional; w Rudyard Kipling, m
Arthur Foote; mixed voices. ©
Kate Foote, Newton Center, Mass.
R 112469, Oct. 31, 1942. 414
Reiterlied; w Paul Warneke, m Lise
Maria Mayer [i. e. L. M. M. Ga-
berle]; mittlere stimme. © Lise
Maria Mayer Gaberle, Vienna. R
112493, Nov. 3, 1942. 415
Remembrances of Waldteufel; waltz,
Julius S. Seredy, arr. J. S. Seredy
& L. Tocaben; full orch. © Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. R 112537,
Oct. 22, 1942. 416
Ride on, ride on, in majesty; sacred
song, w H. H. Milman. © Bevier
Smith, New York. R 112306, Oct. 22,
1942. 417
Rinder (Det) med dug; lied, w Jenny
Blicher Clausen. © Rud Langgaard,
Copenhagen. R 111841, Oct. 12, 1942.
418
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Rivulet (The) ; from Style and execu-
tion, by Stephen Heller, ed., rev. &
augmented Moritz Moszkowski;
112204, Oct. 7, 1942.
Robin (The) and the red, red rose; w
Alex Rogers, m C. Luckeyth Roberts.
George F. Ellis, Brooklyn. R
112390, Oct. 23, 1942. 420
—— ——m Lucky [i.e. C. L.] Roberts.
© C. Luckeyth Roberts, New York. |
421 |
R 111852, Oct. 9, 1942.
Rockhill Park waltz; by D. W. Crist;
pf. © Gertrude Crist, Alliance, O.
R 112417, Oct. 30, 1942. 422
. Roll along, harvest moon; song, w J.
Will Callahan. © Richard G. Grady,
- Columbus, O. R 111989, Oct. 15,
1942. 423
Romance of the rose; by Henry Wil-
dermere [pseud. of Henry W. Pet-
rie]; pf. © Julia C. Petrie, Chicago.
R 111609, Oct. 2, 1942.
Rose dreams;
m William H. Penn. © Migone Penn
Reile, Corona, N. Y. R 112161, Oct.
21, 1942. 425
Rose (A) .of heaven; waltz, Emil
Ascher ; full orch. © Adolph Ascher
& Morton Ascher, New York. R
112329, Oct. 23, 1942. 426
Rose of the world, come back to me;
w R. W. Pascoe, m C. Blake & Luella
Lockwood Moore. © Richard W.
Pascoe, Detroit, Charlotte Blake, Hol-
lywood, Calif. & LeBaron Lockwood,
Hastings, Mich. R 112369, Oct. 28,
1942. 427
Rose petals ; waltz, Mackie-Beyer ; mili-
tary band. © J. W. Pepper & son,
ine., Philadelphia. R 111668, Oct. 8,
1942, 428
Roses; from Bric-a-brae, w Arthur
Wimperis, m Lionel Monckton. ©
C. F. Monckton, Eastbourne, England
& H. Paul Monckton, Forest, Guern-
sey, England. R 112124, Oct. 12,
1942. 429
Rosey posey ; from A world of pleasure,
w Harold R. Atteridge, m J. Leubrie
Hill. © Mary T. Atteridge, Lyn-
brook, L. I., N. Y. R 112270, Oct. 22,
1942, 430
Rosie Rosenblatt don’t make no theatre
with me; w Sam M. Lewis, m George
W. Meyer. © Broadway music corp.,
New York. R 112083, Oct. 16, 1942.
431
Saki; from Persian suite; organ.
424 |
w Mary Adair Aubury, |
pt. IIT, n. S., Vv. 87
Ruff Johnson’s harmony band; from
: '- High jinks, w Shelton Brooks, m
pl. |
© Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. R|{
419
Maurice Abrahams & S. Brooks. ©
Belle Baker Abrahams, New York.
R 1120538, Oct. 16, 1942. 432
©
R. S. Stoughton, Allston, Mass. R
112252, Oct, 22, 1942. 433
Santa Lucia; barcarola, berceuse, To-
mazo Barile: pf. © Theodore Lohr
& William A. Heyse, Rosedale, L. I.,
N. Y. R 111523, Sept. 25, 1942, 434
Sarabande; op. 8, no. 2; violon et pf.
© Sverre Jordan, Bergen, Norway.
R 111838, Oct. 12, 1942. 435
Scaddle-de-mooch ; fox trot, Cecil Mack
[pseud. of R. C. McPherson] & Chris
Smith; pf. © Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. R 111612,
Oct. 2, 1942. 436
Scissors; by Maurice Levi; pf. ©
Henry R. Levi, Baltimore. R 111985,
Oct. 15, 1942. 437
Selige nacht; lied, w Otto Hrich Hartle-
ben. © Joseph Marx, Vienna. R
112498, Nov. 3, 1942. , 438
September eve; w N. D’Arnoc, m Bain-
bridge [i. e. L. B.] Crist. © Lucien
Bainbridge Crist, Washington. R
111022, Aug, 24, 1942. 439
Sérénade amoureuse; par Percy Elliott ;
violon et pf. © Lillian May Elliott,
London. R 111625, Sept. 30, 1942.
440
Sérénade sentimentale de Pierrot; op.
8, no. 3; violon et pf. © Sverre
Jordan, Bergen, Norway. R 111837,
Oct. 12, 1942. 441
Shadow girl; w & m Margaret Whitney
[i. e. M. W. Essig] © Margaret
Whitney Essig, Chicago. R 112372,
Oct. 28, 1942. 442
Shakespearian love; fox trot, Hugo
Frey; orch.” © Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. R 111608,
Oct. 2, 1942. 443
She wanted to ride, just to ride; w
J. Gunsky, m S. Brown. ©
Maurice J. Gunsky, San Francisco &
Sid Brown, North Hollywood, Calif.
R 112141, Oct, 21, 1942. 444
She was all that a pal ought to be; w
Bernie [i. e. Bernard] Grossman &
Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. © Ber-
nard Grossman, North. Hollywood,
Calif. R 112171, Oct. 21, 1942. 445
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She was too good to be true; w Charles
McCarron, m Ed Moebus. © Broad-
way music corp., New York. R
112086, Oct. 16, 1942. 446
Shoeboot’s serenade; song. © William
C. Handy, New York. R 111848, Oct.
12, 1942. 447
Silhouettes; op. 2, nos. 1-7; pf. ©
York Bowen, Worthing, England. R
111629, Sept. 30, 1942. 448
Silver cloud; intermezzo; pf., English
fingering. © Albert W. Ketelbey,
Hampstead, England. R 111643, Oct.
5, 1942, 449
Since Jesus came to dwell with me; w
Franklin Babb, m Daniel B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R|
450 |
Sing Ling Ting Ta-Tao; Chinese one-
112573, Nov. 5, 1942.
step; pf. © George L. Cobb, Brook-
line, Mass. R 112094, Oct. 20, 1942.
451 |
Sir Giles’ war song; from Four songs
of chivalry, w William. Morris.
Julius Harrison, Malvern, Worcester,
England. R 112586, Nov. 9, 1942.
452
Sly-boots; fox trot; pf. © Maurice
McAll, New York.- R 112361, Oct.
22, 1942.
453
Smiles and frowns; valse hesitation;
pf. © Walter Rolfe, Brighton, Mass. |.
454 |.
R 112098, Oct. 20, 1942. -
Sobre las olas; waltz, Juventino Rosas,
arr. Julius S. Seredy & L. Tocaben;
full orch. © Carl Fischer, ine., New |
York. R 1125389, Oct. 22, 1942. 455
Soldier’s button; w J. Pope, m A.
-Healey-Foster. © Jessie Pope & A.
Healey-Foster, London.
Oct12,.19425 —
Some of these nights; from The girl
of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel & Harry
Breen, m J. E. Howard & Herbert P. |
Stothart. © Joseph E. Howard, New |
York. R 111671, Oct. 1, 1942. 457
— song, from The girl of to-morrow, |
w Joseph Noel & Harry Breen.
Joseph E. Howard, New York & Her-
bert P. Stothart, Culver City, Calif.
R 111651, Oct. 2, 1942. 458
Somebody told me; from The girl of
to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. E.
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph EK. Howard, New York. R
111658, Oct. 6, 1942.
——— Same.
© |
R_ 112069, |
456 |
459 |
472
© Joseph E. Howard, New
York & Herbert P. Stothart, Culver
City, Calif. R 111644, Oct. 6, 1942.
460
Someone; w A. Baldwin Sloane, m Dan
H. Caslar. © Mae Auwerda Sloane,
Hollywood, Calif. R 1119838, Oct. 15,
1942. 461
Sometimes in dreams; w Gustave Kahn,
m Theo. H. Northrup. © Grace Le-
Boy Kahn, Beverly Hills, Calif. R
112371, Oct. 28, 1942. 462
Song of a smile; w Helen Taylor, m
Easthope Martin; in C. © Kate
Violet Louise Sherman, London. R
112117, Oct. 21, 1942. 463
Song of the Triton; w F. C. Burnand,
m J. L. Molloy, arr. N. Clifford Page;
women’s 3-pt. voices. © C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. R 112336, Oct. 22,
1942, ; 464
‘Song the angels sing; w B. Rene, m
Henry Wildermere [pseud. of Henry
W. Petrie]; low voice. © Julia C.
Petrie, Chicago. R 112389, Oct. 23,
1942. 465
Spinderokken; v. Fini Henriques [und]
Erotikon nr. 3; v. Emil Sjogren, op.
10, no. 4; pf. © Ella Fenneberg,
Lyngby, Denmark & Berta Sjogren,
Copenhagen. R 111845, Oct. 12, 1942.
2A), 466
Spirit of pageantry; grand march,
Percy Eastman Fletcher; orch. ©
Hilda Martin, Paignton, Devon, Eng-
land. R 112244, Oct. 22, 1942. 467
‘Staar (Det) skrevet med guld; sang,
tekst E. V. Rosen.
sen, Copenhagen. R 111835, Oct. 12,
1942. 468
Stamp enclosed; from Two is company,
w Edward A. Paulton & Adolf Phi-
lipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud. of Adolf
Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June
Paulton, W. Tarring nr. Worthing,
Sussex, England. R 112520, Nov. 4,
1942. 469
Star (The) of Bethlehem; w Frederick
E. Weatherly, m Stephen Adams,
arr.; mixed cho. © Arthur Fagge,
London. R 112319, Oct. 22, 1942. ;
47
Steam pipe melody; w Grant Clarke &
Howard Johnson, m Walter Donald-
son. © Elsie Clarke, Los Angeles.
R 111851, Oct. 7, 1942. 471
© Gunder Kund-
| Steppin’ down along the road; w A.
Hancock, m A. Wilson. © Alec Wil-
son & Augusta Hancock, London. R
112386, Oct. 29, 1942. 472
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pt. III, n. s., v. 37
Straussiana ; waltz selection on Strauss} Templar triumphal march; by Floyd
melodies, Julius 8S. Seredy, arr. J. S.
Seredy & L. Tocaben; full orch. ©
Carl Fischer, ine, New York. R
112588, Oct. 22, 1942. 473
Sultana; valse orientale, Emil Ascher ;
full orch. © Adolph Ascher & Mor-
ton Ascher, New York. R 112332,
Oct. 23, 1942. 474
Summer’s morn; intermezzo, Herbert
I. Haines; orch. © Alfred Haines,
Manchester, lLancs., England. R
112588, Nov. 9, 1942. 475
Sunny Riviera Bay; w L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, m Malvin M. Franklin. © Eda-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. R 111613, Oct. 2, 1942. 476
Surging sea; pf. © Florence Newell
Barbour, Providence. R 112442, Oct.
31, 1942. 477
Svanhild’s dance; op 16, no. 7; pf. ©
Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway. R
112451, Oct. 31, 1942. 478
Swaying pine trees; pf. © Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence. R
112440, Oct. 31, 1942. 479
Sweethearts of childhood; song, w
Louis Weslyn & B. Gay. © Byron
Gay, Annapolis. R 111632, Oct. 1,
1942. 480
— w B. Gay & Louis Weslyn, m B.
Gay. © Byron Gay, Los Angeles &
Edward EH. Jones, Beverly Hills,
Calif. R 111617, Sept. 30,1942. 481
Sweetie be kind to me; w George A.
Norton, m Theron C. Bennett. ©
Charles HE. Norton, East Cleveland, O.
& Felix Guinney, Hollywood, Calif.
R 112169, Oct. 21, 1942. 482
Systein’s song; op. 16, no. 3; pf. ©
Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway. R
112447, Oct. 31, 1942. ‘ 483
Take it from me; duet, from Ned Way-
burn’s town topics, w Robert B.
Smith. © Harold Orlob, New York.
R 111825, Oct. 7, 1942. 484
Take me home with you; from A world
of pleasure, w Harold Atteridge, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Mary T. Atte-
ridge, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y. R
112501, Nov. 3, 1942. 485
—— song, from A world of pleasure, w
Harold Atteridge. © Sigmund Rom-
berg, New York. R 112470, Nov. 2,
1942, 486
J. St. Clair, intro. Onward Christian
soldiers; band. © Stella J. St. Clair,
Cleveland. R 112456, Oct. 30, 1942.
487
Temple Hill march; by D. W. Crist;
pf. © Gertrude Crist, Alliance, O.
R 112419, Oct. 30, 1942. 488
Ten choice Hebrew song classics ; tradi-
tional, compiled, arr, & ed. Edward
Kartschmaroff. © Edward B. Marks
musie corp., New York. R 112433,
Oct. 23, 1942. 489
Tender thoughts serenade; by Floyd J.
St. Clair; full band. © Stella St.
Clair, Cleveland. R 112415, Oct. 30,
1942. 490
That Charlie Chaplin walk; song, m
Roy Barton. © William A. Downs,
New York. R 112285, Oct. 21, 1942.
‘491
That lowly old cabin far off in Old
Ireland; song, w Rida Johnson
Young. © William A. Schroeder,
New York. R 112557, Nov. 6, 1942.
492
That melodious melody ; from The girl
of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m J. E.
Howard & Herbert P. Stothart. ©
Joseph E, Howard, New York. R
111670, Oct. 1, 1942. 493
— song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph E.
Howard, New York & Herbert P.
Stothart, Culver City, Calif. R
111650, Oct. 2, 1942. 494
That strictly neutral jag; from The
girl of to-morrow, w Joseph Noel, m
Herbert Stothart & J. Howard. ©
Joseph Howard, New York. R
112471, Nov. 2, 1942. 495
—— song, from The girl of to-morrow,
w Joseph Noel. © Joseph HE.
Howard, New York & Herbert P.
Stothart, Culver City, Calif. R
112509, Nov. 4, 1942. 496
There’s a broken heart for each light
on Broadway; w Howard Johnson,
m Fred Fischer. © Anna Fisher,
New York. R 112055, Oct. 19, 1942.
497
— — Same. © Edna Johnson, New
York. R 112428, Nov. 2, 1942. 498
There’s a little lane without a turning
on the way to home sweet home; w
Sam M. Lewis, m George W. Meyer.
© Broadway music corp., New York.
R 112082, Oct. 16, 1942. 499
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Things are getting better every day; | Tonleiterstudien fiir violine; v. Jos.
w A. Bryan, m A. Gamble & Jack Hellmesberger, arr. hfte. 1, 2.
Wells. © Alfred Bryan, East Gustav Maeurer, Vienna. R 111760,
Orange, N. J. & Albert Gumble, New Oct. 8, 1942. 514
York. R 111973, Oct. 18, 1942. 500
Tore’s lullaby; op. 16, no. 6; pf. ©
— Same. © Nettie Bark, New York.
R 111925, Oct. 13, 1942. 501
Things are so different now-a-days;
from The girl of tomorrow, w Joseph
Noel, m J. E. Howard & Herbert P.
Stothart. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York. R 111659, Oct. 6, 1942. 502
——Same. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York & Herbert P. Stothart, Culver
City, Calif. R 111645, Oct. 6, 1942.
503
This is my duty to Him; w Ernest
L. Thompson, m Daniel B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago. R
112529, Nov. 5, 1942. 504
This night we’ll never forget; w R.
Lewis, m E. Erdman. © Roger
Lewis, Chicago & Ernie Erdman,
Rockford, Ill. R 112167, Oct. 21,
1942. 505
Thou didst leave Thy throne; w HE. E.
G. Elliott; mixed voices. © Fred
W. Peace, Dewsbury, Yorks, England.
R 111677, Oct. 7, 1942. 506
Three encore sketches; violin, with pf.
ace. © Helen Sealy, London. R
112589, Nov. 9, 1942. 507
Three rings march; by William M. Tal-
bott, arr. Al Hayes; orch. © Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. R 112339,
Oct. 23, 1942. 508
band.
Cincinnati.
© Fillmore bros. co.,
R 112262, Oct. 23, 1942.
509
3 tuneful pieces; pf. © Colin Taylor,
Cape Town, South Africa. R 112480,
Nov. 2, 1942. 510
Tim Rooney’s at the fightin’; song.
Norah Flynn, New York. R 111689,
Oct. 7, 1942. 511
Timothy; song, w Norman Gale. ©
Harold Craxton, London. R 112119,
Oct. 21, 1942, 512
’Tis love; song; in E flat. © W. J. F.
Nailer, New York. R 112305, Oct. 22,
1942. 513
Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway. R
112450, Oct. 31, 1942. 515
Torrent (The) ; from Style and execu-
tion, by Jules Schulhoff, ed., rev. &
augmented Moritz Moszkowski; pf.
© Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. R
112206, Oct. 7, 1942. 516
Toy band; w Henry Newbolt, m Harold
Solomon Samuel. © Alfred Tregear
Chenhalls, London. R 112242, Oct. °
22, 1942. 517
Toy-town; from Bric-a-brac, w & m
Lionel Monckton. © C. F. Monck-
ton, Eastbourne, England & H. Paul
Monckton, Forest, Guernsey, Eng-
land. R 112126, Oct. 12, 1942. 518
Tranquillity; op. 16, 10.015 7epfinlt+©
Trygve Torjussen, Oslo, Norway. R
112449, Oct. 31, 1942. 519
Transatlantic march; by Floyd J. St.
Clair; full band. © Stella St. Clair,
Cleveland. R 112413, Oct. 30, 1942.
520
True love faileth never; w Catherine
B. Ottenad, m Vernon Eville; in D.
© Mrs. Vernon Eville, Nutley, N. J.
R 112307, Oct. 22, 1942. 521
Tumble in love, gee! but I’d like to >
tumble in love with a girl like you;
w Wilkie White, m Malvin Franklin.
© Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. R 112365, Oct. 23, 1942.
522
’Twas always Mary; w & m Chick [i. e.
O. E.] Story & J. J. Caddigan. ©
Jack J. Caddigan, Boston & Oliver
EK. Story, East Boston, Mass. R
1121638, Oct. 21, 1942. 523
Two is company; from the production,
w Edward A. Paulton & Adolph Phi-
lipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud. of Adolf
Philipp] & A. Philipp. © Jessie June
Paulton, W Tarring nr. Worthing,
Sussex, England. R 112521, Nov. 4,
1942, 524
Ueber die felder; lied, w Hermann
Hesse... © Bernhard Paumgartner,
Salzburg, Germany. R 112489, Nov.
3, 1942. 525
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United liberty; march, F. H. Losey,
arr. Julius S. Seredy & Louis Toca-—
ben; full orech. © Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. R 112556, Noy. 3, 1942.
526
‘Valse Contentment; by J. E. Andino
& William H. Penn; pf. © Mignone
_Penn Reile, Corona, N. Y. R 111991,
Oct. 15, 1942. 527
Valse lente; by Dox Cruger; orch. ©
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. R 112364, Oct. 23, 1942, 528
Valse tendre; by Leo Daniderff, arr.
H. M. Higgs; orch. © Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. R 112125, Oct. 12, 1942.
529
Valse triste; v. Franz Ondricek ; violine
u. klavier. © Emanuel Ondricek,
Boston. R 112490, Nov. 3, 1942. 530
Vesper hymn; offertory on 2 familiar
hymn tunes, by Everett E. Truette,
op. 31, no. 4; organ. © Fannie S.
Truette, Brookline, Mass. R 112468,
Oct. 31, 1942. dal
Vier lieder; w Betty Paoli u. a., m
Lise Maria Mayer [i. e L. M. M.
Gaberle], op. 6, nos. 1-4; frauen-
stimme. © Lise Maria Mayer Ga-
berle, Vienna. R 112491, Nov. 3,
1942. 532
—— w Bierbaum u. a., m Alma Maria
Schindler-Mahler [i. e. A. M. S.
Mahler-Werfel] ; mittlere stimme. ©
Alma Maria Schindler Mahler-Wer-
fel, Hollywood, Calif. R 112496, Nov.
3, 1942, 533
Village fiddler; rustic dance, Henry
Wildermere [pseud. of Henry W.
Petrie]; pf. © Julia C. Petrie, Chi-
eago. R 111607, Oct. 2, 1942. 534
Violet mazurka; from The wild flower
dance suite; pf. © Fred W. Hager,
Jackson Heights, L. L, N. Y. R
112278, Oct. 22, 1942. 535
Virginia Lee; w Jeff Branen, m A. W.
Lange. © Hdith M, Branen, Los An-
geles & Arthur W. Lange, Beverly
Hills, Calif. R 111979, Oct. 15, 1942.
536
Vision of Allah; valse, Emil Ascher;
full orch. © Adolph Ascher & Mor-
ton Ascher, New York. R 112328,
Oct. 23, 1942.
Voices of spring; by Henry Wildermere
[pseud. of Henry W. Petrie]; pf. ©
Julia C. Petrie, Chicago. R 111611,
Oct. 2, 1942. 538
O37 |
| W glebi morza; tongewilde, op 26;
grosses orch. partitur. © Gregor
Fitelberg, New York. R 112500, Nov.
8, 1942. 5389
Waltz of the pines; by D. W. Crist;
pf. © Gertrude Crist; Alliance, O.
R 112418, Oct. 30, 1942. 540
Wanderer’s song; song, w George Res-
ton Malloch; in D. © Julius Harri-
son, Malvern, Worcester, England.
R 112118, Oct, 21, 1942. 541
We like to whirl; from Two is com-
pany, w Edward A. Paulton & Adolf
Philipp, m Jean Briquet [pseud. of
Adolf Philipp] & A. Philipp. ©
Jessie June Paulton, W. Tarring nr.
Worthing, Sussex, England. R
112522, Nov. 4, 1942. 542
Wedding of Jack and Jill; from Hip
hip hooray, w J. L. Golden, m R.
Hubbell. © Raymond Hubbell, Mi-
.ami, Fla. & John L. Golden, New
York. R 111648, Oct. 2, 1942. 543
— song, from Hip, hip, hooray, m
Raymond Hubbell. © John UL.
Golden, New York. R 1116386, Oct. 2,
1942. 544
We'll hike along again in Tipperary;
song, arr. Charles Connelly.
George Merle, Brooklyn. R 112533,
Nov. 2, 1942. 545
What’s the good of moonlight when you
haven’t got a girl to love; song, w
Frank Davis. © Winthrop B. Brook-
house, New York. R 112286, Oct. 21,
1942. 546
When grown up ladies act like babies;
w Joe Young & Edgar > Leslie, m
Maurice Abrahams. © Belle Baker
Abrahams, New York. R 111975, Oct.
16, 1942. 547
When he wanted to love her he would
put up the cover; w Sam M. Lewis,
m George W. Meyer. © Broadway
musie. corp., New York. R 112087,
Oct. 16, 1942. 548
When I get back, back, back to County
Kerry; song, m Geoffrey O’Hara. ©
Harold Robe, Hempstead, N. Y. R
112472, Nov. 2, 1942. 549
— -— w Harold Robe. © Geoffrey
O’Hara, Bronxville, N. Y. R 112473,
Nov. 2, 1942. “550
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When someone dreams of someone:| Who will I call mamma when she’s
’
song, m Frank Magine.
A. Little, Jackson Heights, N. Y. R
112287, Oct. 21, 1942. 551
When the dew is falling; song, w Fiona
Macleod; in F. © Edwin Schneider,
Tempe, Ariz. R 112313, Oct. 22, 1942.
552
When the roses of love fade away; w
David Berg, m A. Piantadosi & Jack
[i. e. Jacob] Glogau. © Al Pianta-
dosi, Encino, Calif. R 112302, Oct.
26, 1942. D3
—-Same. © Leo Feist, ine. & David
Berg, New York & Jacob Glogau,
Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y. R 112387,
Oct. 28, 1942. 554
When we grow up some day; w & m}-
Arthur A. Penn; duet for boy & girl.
© Hleanor Penn, New London, Conn.
R 112392, Oct. 29, 1942. 555
When you come home; by William
Henry Squire, arr.; cornet, with
band ace. © Jack Hunt, London.
R 112308, Oct. 22, 1942. 556
violincello. © William Henry
Squire, London. R 112318, Oct. 22,
1942. 557
When you have forgotten and I can’t
forget; song, m Al Piantadosi. ©
Earl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 111679, Oct. 5, 1942. 558
When you were a baby and I was the
kid next door; song, m Harry Tier-
ney. © Edgar Leslie, New York. R
112061, Oct. 19, 1942. 559
When you’re away I’m lonely; w J. R.
Shannon [pseud. of J. S. Royce], m
Nat Johnson. © James Stanley
Royce, New York. R 1116338, Oct. 7,
1942. 560
When you’ve earned enough to marry
dear; sextette, w & m Arthur A.
Penn. © Eleanor Penn, New Lon-
don, Conn. R 112391, Oct. 29, 1942.
561
Where the mission bells are chiming,
down beside the sea; w R. Lewis, m
EK. Erdman. © Roger Lewis, Chi-
cago & Ernie Erdman, Rockford, Il.
R 112172, Oct. 21, 1942. 562
White Czar; Russian march, Adolf
Lotter; orch. © Jane Alice Lotter,
London. R 112407, Oct. 27, 1942.
| 563
© George |
gone; w Archie Mayer, m James
Frederick Hanley. © Broadway
musie corp., New York. R 112054,
Oct. 16, 1942. 564
Why don’t you cheer up dear; song,
m Ted S. Barron. © Lou Klein, Los
Angeles. R 1121388, Oct. 20, 1942.
565
Why not take Him now; w A. M: Bur-
geson, m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago. R 112530,
Nov. 5, 1942. 566
Wiegenlied ; v. Franz Ondricek ; violine
u. klavier. © Emanuel Ondricek,
Boston. R 112492, Nov. 3, 1942. 567
William Tell; selection, G. Rossini, arr.
Julius 8. Seredy & Louis Tocaben;
‘full orch. © Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. R 112540, Nov. 5, 1942. 568
Wop cabaret song; song. © John L.
Golden, New York. R 112060, Oct.
19, 1942. 569
Word that means the world to me,
mother ; w Howard Johnson, m Theo-
dore Morse. © Theodora Morse,
White Plains, N. Y. & Edna Johnson,
New York. R 112429, Nov. 2, 1942.
570
World is hungry for a little bit of love,
even you and I; song, arr. Will L.
Livernash. © Carolyn Ayres Turner,
Indianapolis. R 112261, Oct. 21, 1942.
571
World is only a tiny place; w Percival
C. West, m Cecil Goodall; in G. ©
Edward B. Marks musie corp., New
York: JR. 112363, Oet.. 28,1942. bi
World was not built in a day; w Schuy-
ler Greene, m Alfred Solman. ©
Blanche Greene Kaiss, Baltimore. R
111992, Oct, 15, 1942. 573
Yes; hesitation waltz, Maurice Levi;
pf. © Henry R. Levi, Baltimore. R
111986, Oct. 15, 1942. O74
Yo San; w Walter Van Brunt, m Dan
Caslar. © Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York. R 1125838, Nov.
9, 1942. ato
You can’t forget your mother when the
heart turns home; w Arthur E. Buck-
nam, m Jacob Henry Ellis. © Hattie
Ellis, Minneapolis. R 111994, Oct.
15, 1942, 576
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‘
You can’t get away from Tipperary ; w| You wonder why; song, w William C.
Harry Williams & William Jerome, Keay. © Ethel Angless, Birkdale,
m Ted Snyder. © Carrie Williams Southport, England. R 112228, Oct.
Quinn, Chester, Pa. R 112145, Oct. 22 11942, 580
21, 1942. 577
? You'll be there; w J. K. Brennan, m
You loved me then; from Two is com-| frnest R. Ball. © M. Witmark &
eae Rivard x mene & ae sons, New York & J. Keirn Brennan,
luipp, mM Jean briquet [|pseud, oO Los Angeles. R 112510, Nov. 4, 1942.
Adolf Philipp] & A. Philipp. © a 581
Jessie June Paulton, W. Tarring nr. ; ;
Worthing, Sussex, England. R| You’re just like an angel to me; w
112523, Nov. 4, 1942. 578| Andrew K. Allison, m J. Kendis. ©
; James Kendis, Jamaica, N. Y. R
You sent a love torpedo right through 111631, Oct. 1, 1942. 582
my heart, you’ve got to Save me now; ;
song, w Will J. Hart. © LHugene | Zanzibar; intermezzo, two step; pf. ©
Platzmann, New York. R 112524, E. Ray Goetz, New York. R 112362,
Nov. 5, 1942. 579 Oct. 27, 1942. 583.
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Published by Authority of the Acts
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of June 30, 1906, and of
March 4, 1909
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Including
LIST OF RENEWALS
1942
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 37
No. ll
47125-50835
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compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabeti-
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followed by date of publication; “© 1c.” stands for copyright registration of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of renewals made for musical compositions under section 23 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be
found at the end of this issue immediately following the text.
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of the Library of Congress and what other books or articles shall be transferred to other governmental
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the Copyright Office may be returned to the claimant of copyright, unless reserved, under the provisions of
section 60 of the Act.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright peopeicion’ or other lawful claimant, that,
insofar as any copyright articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, 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, unless reserved, may
be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant prior to December 31, 1942.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic
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returned. No maps are available for return.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED
REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection for music against unauthorized repro-
duction by mechanical musical instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The President’s
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol. 13 (1918), pages vi-viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925), pages vii-viii of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v-vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-viii of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv-v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii-xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922), pages ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii-viii of no. 9; A
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xiii-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii-viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923)) pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New 4ealand, vo]. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xv-xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vii of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii-viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International American Conference at Buenos Aires on “
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is understood to be in effect as between the United States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Repub-
lic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note. — If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no statement of authorship
is given.
Above all else; w Frank Day; pf. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315840; Albert J. Skully, Cleveland.
47125
Abraham Lincoln collects a dividend; w C. Muse,
mM. L. Michelet. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316701; Clarence Muse & Michel L. Michelet, Los
Angeles. 47126
Across the sand in No-Man’s Land; w & melody. ©
lc. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317060; William Edward
Zellmer, Accokeek, Md. 47127
Across the sea of gold; w& melody. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 316057; Ernest Ray Quick, Des
Moines. 47128
Addenda to: Will you teach me; from Man on Amer-
ica’s conscience, by Herbert Stothart. © 1 c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316313; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47129
Adieu, alma mater; song, w Louise E. R. Kleinhenz
& G. N. Marshall. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315802; Gertrude Neal Marshall, Indianapolis.
47130
Adolph, you are awful rubes; m Marion Wrigley; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314800; Jennie
Z. Liek, Elgin, Ili. 47131
Adoration; hymn. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub. 109122:
Mary Florence Stewart, Decatur, Ga. _ 47132
After awhile; hymn, w Virgil P. Brock, m Blanche
Kerr Brock. © Nov. 1, 1942: E pub. 109205;
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 47133
After so many years; w & melody Tony Dexter. ©
ic. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314958; Greco-Allis-
DiMaio music publishers, New York. 47134
After the banquet; from Reunion, by Eric Zeisl. ©
1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317146; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 47135
After the night; w Flora Kirkiand, m B. D. Ackley;
pi. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109201; Rodeheaver
co., Winona Lake, Ind. 47136
After the smoke clears away; song. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317686; Bertha May Needham,
Los Angeles. 47137
After the war; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317754; Earle F. Olin & Frank L. Knoll,
Sherman Oaks, Calif. 47138
After the war clouds have faded away; song. © lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317501; George P. McGrath,
Hawthorne, N. j. 47139
After the war, I’ll come back to you, mother dear;
w&melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317459;
Sylvia Cathcart, Ashland, Or. 47140
After the war is over; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316702; Emmet Edward Niehoff, Louis-
ville. 47141
——song. © ic. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316962;
Thomas Payne Lemmond, Charlotte, N.C. 47142
—— -—melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317701; Sue Clouser, West
Philadelphia, Pa. 47143
After we ship the yellow Japs; w & melody. © tec.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316942; Goldie Hayes,
Arkansas City, Kan. 47144
After while; w& melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315411; Violet M. Warrington, Philadelphia.
47145
Age and youth; w anon., m Ruggero Vene. © Nov.
12, 1942; E pub. 109178; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 47146
Ah hates love; w & melody Murray Kane. © le.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 315000; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 47147
Ain’t my sugar sweet; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315786; Chris Smith, Freddie John-
son & Mike Johnson, New York. 47148
Air cadets; song, arr. R. Cornejo. © Nov. 9, 1942;
E pub. 109091; Dixon M. Palmones, Fieldston,
NG Y% 47149
Air force blues; w E. L. Mullett, melody S. C. Mul-
lett. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942: E unp. 317432; Edna
Lilian Mullett & Sidney Cantelon Mullett, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 47150
Air men; song, pf. arr. Clara Louise Hey. © 1c..
Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317220; Louise P. F. Bullock,
Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. 47151
Album Polskich tancow; sYowa Edmund Grzanowskie
Zyg Neuberg i W. Kierszulis; fortepian. © Nov.
18, 1942; E pub. 109304; Walter Kierszulis, De-
troit. 47152
Alert! My love; w E. C. Fleming, m A. Kleinecke.
© Nov. 4, 1942; E pub. 109149; Edmond C. Flem-
ing & August Kleinecke, Altadena, Calif. 47153
All, all alone; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317164; Leonard Lluellen Gilcrease, Hanford,
Calif. 47154
All alone; song, m Art King. © ic. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315373; George Kasarda, Whiting, Ind.
47155
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All alone with a photograph of you; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317698; Genevieve Furman, East ‘Chicago,
. Ind. 47156
All American way; song,m Anita Irene Poor & B.S.
Poor. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315359; Bydie
Smith Poor, Houston. 47157
All clear; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316155; Jules Edward Brezin, Camp
Polk, La. 47158
All for the sake of you; w Joe Guttman, melody
adapted by G. St. George from Simonetti’s Madri-
gale. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1942; E unp. 314816; George
St. George, New York. 47159
All for the U.S. A.; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315331;
Adelia L. Sabish, Campbellsport, Wis. 47160
All for you; w & melody R. I. O’Nan & Frank Brown.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 314866; R. I. O’Nan,
~ Miami, Fla. 47161
All lam; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp.
316600; Ernest A. Philipp, Baltimore. 47162
All I care for is you; w & melody. © lc. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 317466; Joseph Francis Carlucci,
New York. 47163
All I want is you; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E
unp. 315747; Melba Permenter Cates, Ardmore,
Ok. 47164
All I want’s a girl; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315047; John Lewis Everson, Oak-
land, Calif. 47165
All in a second; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316918; Lawrence Smith & Robert Smith, New
York, 47166
All liberty for America; song. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316521; Richard G. Harris, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 47167
All my dreams come true; w & melody Nat [i. e.
N. M.| Sobel. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316708;
Nathan Miller Sobel, Louisville. 47168
All my love; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E
unp. 317567; Arthur G. Barows, Chicago. 47169
All-night cafe; song, melody Lew [i.e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316564; Bromley
Adams, Charley, Ky. 47170
All of you; w & melody Clarissa Lorenz. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317304; Clarissa Lorenz
Aiken, Boston. 47171
All out for victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E
unp. 315987; Rosalind Dobie, Maplewood, N. J.
47172
—— —m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316197; Florenza sath se Memphis, Tenn.
47173
——w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E ump.
316487; Joseph H. Schroeder, St. Louis, 47174
All over the world we go; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316485; Estelle May Reese, New
Orleans 47175
All soul alone; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316077: Gwenva Clarke Richardson, Van
Nuys, Calif. 47176
All that Thy grace can make me; hymn, w Haldor
Lillenas, m Richard Hainsworth [pseud. of H.
Lillenas] © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109247: Naza-
rene pub. house, ‘Kansas City, Mo. 47177
All the joys, it’s true; from Money princesses; 2-pt.
treble voices. © 1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316370;
Erna Wedeman, New York. ; 47178
All the people, everywhere; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp, 315494; Dorothy Cross, New
York. 47179
All we like sheep; hymn, arr. Herbert G. Tovey.
© Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109504; Laurel R. Girdner,
Hollister, Calif. 47180
Alleluia; w &m Harry Robert Wilson; 7-pt. mixed
cho. © Nov. 11, 1942; E pub. 109372; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 47181
Almighty dollars; song, from Money princesses. ©
1c. Nov. 19, 1942: E unp. 316369; Erna Wedeman,
New York. 47182
Alone; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E ump.
317098; Curtis Everett Smith, Chicago. 47183
Along the way; hymn, w Carlysle H. Holcomb, m
Virgil P. Brock. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109202;
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 47184
Always you; song. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp.
317576; Annie Laurie Schaefer, Fort Thomas, Ky.
47185
Am I forsaken; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Nov. 20,
1942; E pub. ‘109308; Ruth Burgess, Eureka, Calif.
47186
Am Ito blame; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315907; Pat Cipriani, Co-
lumbus, O. 47187
America and Roosevelt forever; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315915;
Benjamin H. McAdoo, McKeesport, Pa. 47188
America belongs to you; song. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 316501; Pearle Ann Coyle, Dalton,
Ga. 47189
America forever; w & m Stella Dawn. © Oct. 1,
1942; E pub. 109225; Cine-mart music pub. Cco.,
Hollywood, Calif. 47190
America free; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp.
315019; Frances Simoncic, Girard, Kan. 47191
America is calling; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315427; Fannie S. Fullerton, Salt
Lake City. 47192
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America is calling you; song. © Nov. 19, 1942; E
pub. 109440; Jeannette L. Roberts, Hollywood,
Calif. 47193
America is in it now; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317666; Sue Wopinski, Tracy,
Calif. 47194
America like a rose; m Radio music co.; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 316863; Paul-
ine Schumann, Los Angeles. 47195
America marches on; song, m Harold Pearlstien.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316928; Harry H.
Lerner, New York. 47196
——w J. Macell, mJ. J. Deboer. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316611; Jan J. Deboer & Jerry Macell,
Chicago. 47197
America, my land; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316451; Joe Carcione, Webb City,
Mo. 47198
America, on to victory; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315276; Mary L. DuBignon-Clark,
Ocala, Fla. 47199
America our homeland; song, melody Bob Allen.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316100; Ruth Mitchell
Vivian, San Francisco. 47200
America shall not forget; w Grace Gregory [pseud.
of Louis Agresta], m Antho F. Lippy [pseud. of
Anthony Liparini] © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317244; Anthony Liparini, West New York, N. Y.
47201
America, the great; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1
ce. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315466; John Cefala,
Schenectady, N. Y. 47202
America, the land of the free; pf., with w. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315280; Irene M. Pierce &
Elmer Brost, Buffalo. 47203
America to Britain; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; & unp. 315902; Jennie L. Ben-
_ nett, Raton, N. M. 47204
America wake up; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109524; Ra-
Chelle D. LeFevre, Chicago. 47205
America, we are you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317778; Alfred W. wond, Westfield,
N. J. 47206
America, we'll fight for you; song. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1942; E unp. 315115; Mildred T. Handke, Chicago.
47207
American beauty; valse, Francesco B. De Leone,
op. 22, no. 8; pf. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109445;
B. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O. 47208
A. E. F.; pi. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316300; Seymour Levittan, New York.
47209
_ American gavotte; by Bert Reisfeld; pf. © Nov. 24,
1942; E pub. 109429; Mercury music corp., New
York. ‘47210
pe’.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
47228
American (An) I am proud to be; w Rolland M.
Pointer, m Aaron A. Clark. © Oct. 23, 1942; E
pub. 109092; Gerald E. Pointer, Abingdon, Ill.
47211
American patrol; from Private Miss Jones, by F.
W. Meacham, arr. Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 316060; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47212
-—— —— —arr. Paul A. Marquardt, adaptation
José Iturbi & Herbert Stothart; orch. sc. © 1 c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 316061; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 47213
American soldiers; song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E
unp. 317203; Thomas H. Jones, Chicago. 47214
American way; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315261; Albert Rozmusz, Vicksburg,
Miss. 47215
—song, m Robert VanSickle. © 1c. Oct. 24,
1942; E unp. 315091; Vin Barnes, Marysville,
Calif. 47216
Americans tried and true; w Clay [i. e. L. C.]
Elliott, m Phil [i. e. Fillmore] Summerfield, arr.
Frank Furlett. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315988; Leah C. Elliott, Chicago. 47217
Americans we three: army, navy & marines; march
song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 317493; Helen
Wadel, Tyler, Tex. 47218
America’s aim; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315329;
Magdalena D. H. Baker, Cincinnati. 47219
America’s answer; w J. D.’Alfonso, m J. Cajhaml.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 316887; John D’Al-
fonso & Jerry Cajhaml, San Diego, Calif. 47220
America’s destiny; song, pf. arr. Louis Rosen-
berger. © Nov. 28, 1942; E pub. 109640; Guy
Wilbert Atherton, St. Paul. 47221
America’s on the march; song, melody P. La Nor-
mandin. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315191;
Vincent J. Zesdorn, Philadelphia. 47222
——w & m Lois Townsley. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub.
109324; Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 47223
America’s prayer; song, m Basil V. Alt. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315552; Alice Hoffman,
Crestline, O. 47224
America’s sweethearts; w & m Martha Keck Mur-
ray & M. M. Stevenson, arr.; orch. pts. © 1c.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315094; Maud Miller Steven-
son, Minneapolis. 47225
Amigo; song, melody Jack Keeton. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316396; Arthur White, Woodside,
ek, Ney. 47226
Amnesia; from Dr. Gillespie’s assistant, by Daniele
Amfitheatrof. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315528; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47227
Amores en Sevilla; by Alberto Jonas; pf. © Nov.
27, 1942; E pub. 109575: Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 47228
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Amphitheatre;
with conductor.
Pro-art publications, New York.
march, James Farrell; band pts.,
© Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109302;
472.29
Ance, ’stwa, drei, hicka, hocka, hei; w Kitty [i. e.
Katie] James Schofer, melody Flora R. Schaeffer.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315023; Katie James
Schofer, Reading, Pa. 47230
And the heavens were created; by Arthur Einstein;
organ. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109132; Axelrod
publications, inc., Providence. 47231
Andy Hardy’s last fling; by Daniele Amfitheatrof.
1. End title. - 2. Main title. © 1c. each Dec. 3,
1942; E unp. 317130, 317135; Loew's, inc., New
York. 47232, 47233
Angel; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
315357; Alice Borgeson, North Easton, Mass.
47234
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
47235
Angel in white; song.
317330; Rickey Serras, Brooklyn.
Angel on earth; w & m Marie Merrick & Tony Mer-
rick. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315608; An-
thony J. Ficca, Philadelphia. 47236
Angelina la ranchera; corrida, letra y melodia. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1942, E unp. 316588; Marita Ange-
lina Torres, San Antonio. 47237
Angels lit the star; mixed voices. © Dec. 1, 1942;
E pub. 109588; Floyd Monroe Seaman, Uniontown,
Pa. 47238
Angels pray; w & melody Al Jacobs, Larry Stock &
Vincent Rose. ©1 c. Nov. 16, 1942, E unp.
315475; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
47239
Angels were singing; k,mn, w & m Carolyn R.
Freeman. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109217; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 47240
Anna Marie, my darling; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316191, Edward L.
Elliott, Broomes Island, Md. 47241
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317093;
47242
Anona; song.
Edward Cox, Shelley, Id.
Another day, another day; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317709; Blanche H. Harwood, Severn, Md. 47243
Answer (An) in each star of liberty; song. © Nov.
25, 1942; E pub. 109475; Mervin Louis Chasteau
Fisher, North Hills, Pa. 47244
Answer is you; w & m Camille Pasquarello & Frank
Capano. © Apr. 8, 1942; E pub. 109456; Tin Pan
Alley, Philadelphia. 47245
Answer to Uncle Sammy’s prayer; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316763, Elizabeth M. Baird, Astoria, Ill. 47246
Apple shiner; by Danny Hurd & Hal Mcintyre; pf.
© 1c.Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316169; Mutual music
soc., inc., New York. 47247
Archer’s triumph; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317095; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id.
Are you living in the center of God’s will; pf., with —
w. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 109387; David Living-
stone Ives, Fort Wayne. 47249
Arise! America; song, w Mattie Withers. © Nov.
10, 1942; E pub. 109253; Byron R. Withers, Bos-
ton.
Arise! Sons and daughters of Hindustan; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317151; Wasan-
tha Wana Singh, New York.
Arizona; w & melody; in F. © 1c¢.Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 317210; Hazel L. Beck & Marvin Beck, Phoe- —
47252
nix, Ariz.
Armful of you; w & melody Hank Finney. © le.
)
47229 : _pt. 3,0. S.,.¥. 37)
47248
47250
47251.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314810; Weeks publisher, —
Detroit. 47253
Arms for victory; w & melody.
1942; E unp. 316224; Harry Syracuse, Buffalo.
47254
Army air corps cadets; w & melody James Elaine
Sallee [i. e. J. S. Sanchez] © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317444; James Elaine Sallee Sanchez,
Sparks, Nev.
Army & navy; stock titles, Paul J. Smith; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314951; Walt
Disney productions, Burbank, Calif. 47256
Army and the navy and the marines; w & m Les
[i. e. P. L.] Foster.
315845; Phillip Lester Foster, Bakersfield, Calif.
© 1c. Nov. 13, ©
47255
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
47257 -
Army life; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315247; John Edward Blassingame, Camp
Roberts, Calif. 47258
Army man; melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315984; William McEvitt, New York.
Army, navy and marines; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315751; Neva King Latta, Atlanta.
47260
:
Army, the navy and the marines; pf. treble, with w.
47259 ©
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315400; Raymond ~
Leroy Conrad, Los Angeles. 47261
Army training for the good old U. S. A., song, mel-
ody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317710; Dorothy Johnson, Ludlow, Mo.
47262
Army’s made a new man out of me, song. © lc.
Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316595, Clements Adam
Helbling, Lake Charles, La. 47263
Around the corner; from Kathleen, w & m Roger
Edens & Earl Brent. © Jan. 19, 1942; E pub.
109567; Leo Feist, inc., New: York, 47264
Arsenal of democracy; w & melody. ©-1c. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 317399; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
47265
1750
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
_
47300
pt a ee
Artist’s life; polka, Carl Ameringer, arr. Carl
Christénsen; pf. © Nov. 10, 1942; E pub. 109124;
Manuscript music editions, Birmingham, Mich.
47266
As long as you're in love with me; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 316857; John Duncan
Gray, San Francisco. 47267
As we were; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 315288; William Steed, Camp Allen, Norfolk,
Va. : 47268
As you were; w & m Jimmy [i. e. J. E.] Sayers. ©
ic. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314974; James E. Say-
ers, Seattle. 47269
Assembly line; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315387; Shirle Robbins & Raymond Lopez, Bur-
bank, Calif. 47270
At all times; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316913; Arthur Lewis Dailey, Brooklyn.
47271
At first sight; song. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316151; Norbert Joseph Gailliez, Wellington, O.
47272
At the blacksmith’s workshop; by Leo Ascher; pf.
© Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109430; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 47273
At the Kansas City canteen; song. © 1 c. Dec. 11,
1942: E unp. 317725; W. D. Bill Davis, Kansas
City, Mo. 47274
At the piano; composed, arr. & compiled Bernice
Frost. bk. 3. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 109072;
Boston music co., Boston. 47275
Atlantic City, I’m coming to you; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315841; Angelo Gau-
dioso, Atlantic City. 47216
Attack on Pearl Harbor; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316778; Aiva B. Harrison, Quincy, Fla. 47277
Au matin; arr. H. Grant; pf. © lc. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316339; Colonial music pub. co., inc., New
York. 47278
Aunt Hagar’s country home; w Harold Dickinson, m
Bill Conway. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316154;
Margeo music co., Bronxville, N. Y. 47279
Autumn lament; by B. Horton & Bob [i. e. R. A.]
Montgomery. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316007;
Bill Horton & Robert Allen Montgomery, Gilroy,
Calif. 47280
Autumn leaves; w Martha D. Davis, & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315785; Kenneth A.
Roane, New York. 47281
Autunno; canzone. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314896; Edmondo Alberto Adamo, New York.
47282
Ave Maria; song, traditional w. © 1c. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 317449; Rosa B. Brignole, New York.
47283
——w Jj. F. Mulligan & from Catholic liturgy; pf.
treble. © ic. Oct. 23, 1942; EB unp. 314845; James
Francis Mulligan, Minidoka, Id. 47284
Ave verum; liturgical w, m Ch. Gounod, arr. Ed-
ward Grey, rev. & ed. james A. Reilly; 2-pt. treble
voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30,1942; E pub. 109572;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 47285
Ave verum corpus; liturgical w, m William Byrd,
arr. & ed. E. H. Collinger [pseud. of Nobel Cain];
mixed cho. © Nov. 20, 1942; © pub. 109305; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 47286
Awake and sing America; song. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315174; Hazel R. Beatley, South Gate,
Calif. 47287
Awake in my barracks; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315798; Allen Franklin Cook, Kansas City,
Mo. 47288
Awakening; based on Tschaikowsky’s Concerto no.
1; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 316008; John
M. Lanyon, Essex, Md. 47289
Axis will get the axe; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316394; Bert King, Eddie Lewis &
Terry McManus, Brighton, Mass. 47290
Ay-ay-ay; Creole serenade, English w Alfred Marl-
hom, m arr. Wallingford Riegger; boys’ 3-pt. cho.
[Spanish & English text] © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub.
109322; Harold Flammer, inc., NewYork. 47291
Aye aye the navy; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942;.E unp. 316413; Walter S. Russell, Lynn,
Mass. 47292
Az se nam vrati jaro zas; pf., with w. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 109150; Jane Svoboda, Chicago.
47293
Babble-ee, babble-o; w & m Buddy Kaye, Fred
Wise & Sidney Lippman. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315238; World music, inc., New York.
47294
Babe in the manger; hymn, w Rees Prather, m.
James Harvey Daily. © -Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
109121; James Alvin Monsees, Atlanta. 47295
Baby; w B. Clinton Blossner; pf. treble. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316106; J. Frank Otto, New
York. 47296
Baby blue; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© ic. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317389; Jessie Can-
field, Phelps, N. Y. 47297
Baby, he’s a wolf; w Evelyn Carr, m V. M. Bar-
tulis; pf. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 315097; Vic-
tor M. Bartulis & George F. Burns, Camp Croit,
S. C. 47298
Baby shoes are treading on my heart; song; in B
flat. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315971; Gladys
Gibson, Pomeroy, O. 47299
Baby! What about you; w B. Mueller, m G. Baer.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316273; Betty Mueller
& Gloria Baer, St. Jacob, Ill. 47300
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES oe) a
47301 pt. 3, n. 8.,°v, 8T
Baby where did you get those lies; w & melody R. I.
O’Nan & Frank Brown. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E
unp. 314868; R. I. O’Nan, Miami, Fla. 47301
Baby’s dream; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314985; Mary Winslow, New
York. 47302
Back home; song, m Gordon R. Woodford. © ic.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316919; Briggin Oley Mohun-
dro, Fayette, Mich. - 47303
Back to grandma’s days; song, m Robert Lee. © 1
c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316970; F. W. Spreen, St.
Louis. 47304
Back to Old Glory and you; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316779; Kate Pickard Wiggins, Lakeland, Fla.
47305
Balcony address; from Man on America’s con-
science, composed & arr. Herbert Stothart, in-
cluding excerpt of Red River Valley.. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316314; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47306
Banner of freedom is our own; song. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315445; Richard Hargrave, 2d,
New York. 47307
Bataan; by Harl McDonald; orch. pts. © Oct. 28,
1942; E pub. 109405; Elkan-Vogel co., inc.,
Philadelphia. 47308
——song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1942; E unp. 315210; Winchall Hall, Kings Ferry,
N. Y. 47309
Bataan defenders; maeoR: Fabian Lopez, arr. George
Drumm; band pts., with conductor. © Nov. 19,
1942; E pub. 109663; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 47310
Battle of production; song. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 315941; Clarence E. Royce, Michigan City,
Ind. 47311
Battle requiem; mixed cho. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942;
E unp. 317280; Helen Rae Wunderlich, Seattle.
47312
Battle song; song. © lc. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315811; Esther Moe Nelson, Seneca, Ill. 47313
Bayin’ at the moon; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E
unp. 316884; Margaret Guild Scully, Chicago.
47314
Be a backer; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316458; Seth B. Thompson, New York.
47315
Be brave, my son; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315273; Alexander Gabriel Spina,
Elmwood Park, Il. 47316
Be kind in love; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317743; Clarice Broudy Matthews, New
York. 47317
Bea, be a honey to me; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315028; Ralph Moralez, Wau-
kegan, ll. 47318
1752
Beans and bullets; w Irving Taylor, melody Vic
Mizzy. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316447;
Santly-Joy, inc., New York. = 473 19
Beautiful Island of Somewhere, pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314834; Ellen William,
Dumont, N. J. 47320
Beautiful moon; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317218: Se Krinock, Weirton, W. Va.
j 47321
Beautiful moons ago; w N. Coles, melody O. Moore.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317159; Oscar Moore
& Nat Coles, Los Angeles. 47322
Beautiful Shangri-La far away; song, melody M. C.
Sax. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316114; Bill
James Keller, Philadelphia. 47323
Beauty of Jesus; old melody, arr. Dave Biasco; pf.
accordion. © Dec. 1, 1941; E pub. 109612; Chi-
cago accordion center, Chicago. 47324
Because and just because, I love you; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317713; Romeo Vil-
larreal Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 47325
Bed in summer; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H.
Erskine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316654;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S. I., N. Y. 47326
Beginner’s book; by Hans Barth & Lucy Wood; pf.
© Nov. 12, 1942; AA 414859; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 47327
Behind a smile; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
316851; Fanette Cones, Indianapolis. 47328
Behold the brand new world coming; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp, 315118; Richard E.
Schneider, Erie, Pa. 47329
Believed in you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315447; Abel G. Figueira, Oakland, Calif.
- 47330
Bells of freedom; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316925; Frances Bradley, Ocean Grove,
N. J. 47331
Bells of victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316423; Emily Elaine Frazier, Folsom, Calif.
47332
Berchtesgaden choo choo; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315348; James O. Westfall, Albans, W. Va. 47333
Beside me; w & m Ellen Eay [pseud. of E. E. Axel-
oe es
son] © ic. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317604; Ellen —
Elizabeth Axelson, Wilmette, fl.
Best of fellows; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316268; Cur-
tis Monroe, Washington. 47335
Betsy Ross; w Henrietta Simon, & melody. © lc,
Nov.
North Bergen, N. J.
25, 1942; E unp. 316235; Santi Sammataro,
47336
Between two loves; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1942; E unp. 315958; Audrey Lorraine Cregier, This
47337 —
Evanston, Il.
anes by tela 8008, Fics
47334
>see *
- Blackout blues; song, melody Bob Allen.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
Beyond compare; w George Leiberman, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316121; Victor
Picone, New York. 47338
Big bad wolf is on the loose; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 29, 1941; E unp. 316874; Wallace Vernon
Green, Honolulu. 47339
Big Bow Indian Chief; song. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317089; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id. 47340
Big Charley; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
316509; Frederick John Bendel, West Orange, N. J.
‘ 47341
Big fat mama; w & m Stafford Simon & Lucky Mil-
linder. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109457; Advanced
. music corp., New York. 47342
Big town blues; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316164; Clark Pierson, Bloomington, Ind. 47343
Biggie speaks; melody Dave Matthews. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316385; Charling music corp.,
_New York. 47344
Billie Louise; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © lic. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317391; Henry
L. Wilemon, Battle Creek. 47345
Birds; waltz; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316576; George Andrus, Minneapolis. 47346
Birmingham buggy ride; w Allan Roberts, melody
Irving Miller. © 1 c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315820; Lewis music pub. co., inc., New York.
47347
Birth of our Flag; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1942; E unp. 317514; Milford Garfield Brown,
Pittsburgh. 47348
Birthday greetings; arr. Howard B. Weeks; orch.
pts. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315516; Karl
Theodore Frommherz, Milwaukee. 47349
Black cat is rocking the cradle; song, m Aaron A.
Clark. © 1c. Nov. 12,1942; E unp. 315140; James
M. Tilghman, Mitchelville, Md. 47350
Black gold; w & melody Annie Laurie [i. e. Annie
Laura] Trousdale. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315192; Annie Laura Trousdale, Houston. 47351
Black man; w, melody & tom-tom. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316516; Norma Barbara Johnson,
North San Diego, Calif. 47352
Black wall; from Dr. Gillespie’s assistant, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 c. Nov. 17,1942; E unp.
315529; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47353
Blackout; w & m Lucia Bailey [pseud. of G. L.
Nichols] © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317109;
Gwendolyn Lucia Nichols, Baltimore. 47354
© lec.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316614; Patsy O’Brian,
Burlingame, Calif. 47355
Blackout over Broadway; song, arr. Allida Black.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317071; Felice Eliza-
beth Flanery, Memphis, Tenn. 47356
47374
Bless his heart; w & melody S. R. Henry [pseud. of
H. R. Stern] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315863;
Henry R. Stern, Dallas. 47357
Bless my daddy; pfi., withw. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942;
E unp. 314858; Helen Ida Eisenhart, Lindley, N. Y.
47358
Bless our Flag; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315342;
Helen Jean Moore, Detroit. 47359
Bless your little heart; m Charles Shaw; pi. treble,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317150; Billie
Keator Jenkins, New York. 47360
Blessed are the dead that dieth in the Lord; w & m
Milan Brown & B. Brown, arr. Teresa Sanders,
rev. Kenneth Morris; pf. © May i1, 1942; E pub.
109125; Beatrice Brown, Indianapolis. 47361
Blessed hope; hymnal, w & m compiled J. R. Baxter,
jr. © June 1, 1942; E pub. 109498; Stamps-Baxter
music & printing co., Dallas. 47362
—pf., withw. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 109355;
F. Harold Russell, Cambridge, Minn. 47363
Blissful love; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316780; Andrew
McIntyre, San Jose, Calif. 47364
Blossoms in the lane; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 314886; Junius Sanders Merriman,
Burbank, Calif. 47365
Blossoms of faith, hope and victory; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314924; Dagmar C. Dolbec, West Haven, Conn.
47366
Blue and white cadet march; w C. Anthony, m
Nancy [i. e. V. N.] Crank. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316923; Vera Nancy Crank & Charles Anthony,
Richmond. 47367
Blue darling; song, arr. Clem Moorman. © 1 c.
Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315319; Arthur Clark, New-
ark, N. J. 47368
Blue December; w & m Hilda Shaw [pseud. of Hilda
Schwartz] © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315143;
Hilda Schwartz, Brooklyn. 47369
Blue dust; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316761; Vivian Brandemuehl,
Lakewood, Wis. 47370
Blue enchantment; waltz song. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 316963; Antionette Sorgiovanni, Scranton.
47371
Blue eyed angel; w H. Blaine, m A. H. Neuberger;
pi. treble. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316409;
Howard Blaine & Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los
Gatos, Calif. 47372
Blue midnight; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316095; Claudia Lillian Carson, Marion,
Ind. 47373
Blue mist; w & m Andy Iona [pseud. of A. I. Long]
& L. Herscher. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314094; Louis Herscher & Andy Iona Long, Holly-
wood, Calif. 47374
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47375 t. 3. n) Sa weae
Blue night; w & melody. © ic. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 317540; Nick L. Therry, San Francisco.
47315
‘Blue Nile; by Lionel Rand & Milt Herth; pf. treble.
© 1. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp, 315474; Edwin H.
Morris & co., inc., New York. 47376
Blue Rose; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942: E unp. 316271;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 47377
Blue shadows; w M. Zisman, melody Dorothy Fields
[pseud. of D. Feingold] © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 317510; Marian Zisman & Dorothy Feingold,
Detroit. 47378
Blue Sierra sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
11,1942; E unp. 317726; Charles Franklin Werner,
Juneau, Alaska. 471379
Blue skylark; w Jean Monroe & Curtis Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316267;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 47380
Bluebird in the orchard; song, m Catherine Pratte
& Jess [i. e. G. W.] Jones. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E-unp. 316047; George W. Jones, Findlay, O.
47381
Bluebird’s wing; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 317028; Ross Latshaw, Snohomish, Wash.
47382
Bomb-shells on my heart; fox trot, w & melody. ©
ic. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316815; Wilford Olsen
& La Veda Olsen, Kansas City, Mo.
Bomber Joe; song, m E.E. Menges. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317157; Ruby Farris, St. Louis.
47384
Bombers in the night; song. © Nov. 23, 1942; E
pub. 109584; Fred H. Schapekahm, New Ulm,
Minn. 47385
Bombs of love; w & m Bill [i. e. W. J.] Lynch, arr.
P. O'Donovan; pf. © ic. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317753; William James Lynch, New York. 47386
Bond song; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315369; Garrett Rodenhouse, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 47387
Boogie woogie doe doe; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317766; Gould Thomas Pritehett, Kelly
Field, Tex. 47388
Boogie-woogie junkman; pf. treble, withw. © lc.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 314822: Ervin Drake, Forest
Mulls Ly 1.5N 41389
Boom of war; song, melody Frank Ford. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 316003; Violet Bray, Colum-
bus, Ga. 47390
Bougainvillea trail; song. © Nov. 4, 1942; E pub.
109130; Dorothy Fae Gordon, Corpus Christi, Tex.
47391
Bound for victory, w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942: E unp. 315872; Ernest Rohrer Myers,
Breedsville, Mich. 47392
47383
Bows in my hair; w & ia © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315768: Ceal Willner, Newark, N. J.
47393
Boy and his guitar; w Eddie Seiler, m Sol Marcus
& Bennie Benjemen. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109600; Rytvoc, inc., New York. : 47394
Boy Blue and his jeep; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 316870; Victorien Dorothy Roelke,
Mazomanie, Wis. 47395
Boy in blue; w & m W. R. Hight. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316696; Melvin Eugene Eberle &
Wesley Ray Hight, Peoria, Il. 47396
Boy that I love; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315656; Blanche Irish, Rock-
ville, R. 1. 47397
Boys, I’m goin’ home; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 315877; Thomas A. Danks, Cin-
cinnati. 47398
Boys in khaki and blue; w & m Charwin Robert; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317051; Libuse C.
Hare, Riverside, Ill. 47399
Boys of the West; song, w Alice Ross Williams. ©
1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316915; R. Jefferson
Hall, Denver. 47400
Branded maverick; w & melody Art Dickson. © 1
c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317269; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 47401
Break forth, O beauteous heavenly light; from the
Christmas oratorio, by J. S. Bach, m arr. & ed.
E.H. Collinger [pseud. of Noble Cain] 1. Women’s
3-pt. cho, - 2. Mixed cho. © Nov. 6, 13, 1942; E
pub. 109116, 109148; Clayton F. Summy GUL, Chi-
cago. 47402, 47403
© Nov. 15, 1942; E pub.
47404
Bridal flowers; song.
109483; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia.
Bride’s song; w adapted from the hymnal, by Corinne
Dean, m Rubinstein, arr. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 316051; Fredrick ,Gaut Shattuck, New York.
47405
Bring my daddy home, w J. H. Russell, melody C.
Cummins. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317345;
James H. Russell & Clyde Cummins, Johnstown,
Pa. “ 47406
Broadway lights; w & melody. ©lc.
E unp. 314852; Estelle Mesnick & Clarence Pettit,
Elizabeth, N. J. 47407
Broken-hearted; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315909, Bertie Driver,
Jacksonville, Fla. 47408
Broken-hearted blues; song. © Dec.5, 1942; E pub.
109650; D. P. Harmon, Falls Church, Va. 47409
Broken is my china dolly, little heart broken, too;
w & m Ted [i. e. T. J.] Jansen. © 1 c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317660; Theodore J. Jansen, East
Orange, N. J. 47410
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47446
Brookline bounce; melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942:
E unp. 315619: Harry Moses Madonna, Phila-
delphia. 47411
Brooklyn jump; by Henry [i. e. T. H.] Suydam, jr.;
clarinet, alto sax., B flat trumpet, ten. sax. & pf.
pts. ©1c. Nov. 30, 1942: E unp. 316668; T.
Henry Suydam, jr., Columbia, S. C. 47412
Buck up! Private; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317393;
Audrey Gill, Neffs, O. 47413
Buddie boy; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe, m
Curtis [i. e. W. C.] Monroe; pf. treble. © ic.
Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 316018; William Curtis
Monroe, Washington. 47414
Buddies you fly so high in the sky, we miss you;
song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 317534; Laura
Livernoche, Newton Highlands, Mass. 47415
Buddy; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E
unp. 316072; Edward Silvers, New York. 47416
——w jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf. treble. ©
1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316272; Curtis Monroe,
Washington. 47417
Buddy of mine; w J. J. Cannon, melody E. Aurisch.
© i c. Nov. 27, 1942: E unp. 316643; Erwin
Aurisch & John J. Cannon, Philadelphia. 47418
Bugie call for America; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 24, i942; E unp. 316291; Roscoe J.
Bailey, Weston, W. Va. 47419
Bugle (The) calls; march song. © Nov. 13, 1942;
E pub. 109267; W. C. Tichenor, Waynesville, O.
47420
Build ’em and fly em; w & melody. © ic. Dec. 2,
1942; E unp. 316985; C. Chris Hohmann, Port
Richmond, S. I., N. Y. 47421
Bula jive; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315998; Victor Gary Corpora, Cleveland. _
47422
Bundles for America; w Nelson Cogane, -& melody.
©1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316202; Nat Brusiloff,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 47423
Burn it up; w & melody Nat Simon & Harold Ray-
-mond. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315880;
Superior music, inc., New York. 47424
Burning leaves; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316355; Nicholas M. Polus & Edward Davis,
Camp Davis, N. C. 47425
Bus to Music Land; pf., with text. © Feb. 2, 1942;
AA 402872; Ethel Ingleright Pletcher, Goshen, Ind.
47426
But now I can’t see how; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942: E unp. 315299; Mabel Sprigg Wade, Silver
Lake, Ind. 47427
Buy a bond; song, w Merta Mary Parkinson. © lc.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314862; Jean Wilson Miller,
Colorado Springs. 47428
Buy a bond today; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316764; Mary J. Fox,
Bremerton, Wash. 47429
Buy an extra bond or two; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, .
1942; E unp. 315866: Doris Wright, Streator, Il.
47430
Buy bonds and win; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 316869; Victorien Dorothy Roelke,
Mazomanie, Wis. 47431
Buy bonds of liberty; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 3,
1942; E unp. 317019; Joseph Insinga, Richmond
Hill, N. Y. 47432
Buy stamps and bonds, America; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317687; Clare Hale, Kalamazoo, Mich. 47433
By myself; wJ. I. Burson, m A.M. Wells. ©lc.
Nov. 23, 1942: E unp. 316215; Jimmy I. Burson &
Arthur M. Wells, North Hollywood, Calif. 47434
By the bay under the moon; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © ic. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315674: Lad Havran, Gause, Tex. 47435
By the brook at Coldin Acres; by Michael Ralph
Colicchio; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316947; Coldin music pub. co., Brooklyn. 47436
By the ramparts we watch; w P. L. Young, m H. V.
Emblen. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315039;
Paul L. Young & Herbert V. Emblen, San Diego,
Calif. 47437
Bye and bye; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
’ Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316757; Francis A. Sara-
_ cino, Camp Edwards, Mass.
47438
Caballero’s serenade; song. © Nov. 20, 1942; E
pub. 109311; Stanley Markowski, Utica, N. Y. ;
47439
Cabbie, you may drive me around; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp, 315544; John Howard
Faust, North Decatur Heights, Md. 47440
Cabino, the fortune-teller man; song, melody Robert
N. Schanzer. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316841;
Harry Behar, New York. 47441
Calamity Jo Jo; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 317595; Joe Greene, Los Angeles. 47442
Caliber Tommy; w & melody Josiah Devlin [pseud.
of J. W. Codd] © ic. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 314799;
Joseph W. Codd, San Francisco. 47443
Call to the Colors; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © 1
c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315141; James M. Tilgh-
man, Mitchelville, Md. 47444
Calling to you; song, m Tom [i. e. Thomas] J. Lyle.
© Nov. 24, 1942: E pub. 109528; Floyd Wallace
Osgood, Portland, Or. 47445
Calling you; w & m Sydney Arthur [pseud. of S. A.
Sorenson] © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp. 315486;
Sydney Arthur Sorenson, Duluth. 47446
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47447
Camel drivers’ song; song, w Stanley G. Weinbaum.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp, 315217; Helen Wein-
baum Kasson, Englewood, N. J. 47447
Can you remember; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315155; Moulton Green, Kansas City, Mo.
47448
Canadienne; w F. E. Holmes, mI. Joéls. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315439; Frank E. Holmes &
Isé Joéls, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 47449
Cancion de los pajaritos; letra y m Penella, arr.
© 1c. Oct, 26, 1942; E unp. 315964; Frank La
Forge, New York. 47450
Candle hour; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard, ©1 C. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316208; Mary
Faye Flohr, Spokane, 47451
Can’t we still be friends; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316724; Philip Golden, New York.
47452
Can’t you hear me call; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315025; Loretta Douglas Kennedy,
Long Beach, Calif. 47453
Can’t you hear the voices calling; song, arr. Basil
Sadler, © 1c, Nov. 4, 1942; E unp, 315520; Mary
L. Owczykowski, Oil City, Pa. 47454
Can’t you see; w & melody Freddie [i. e. F. G.|
McAllister. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315892;
Fred Gould McAllister, Fort Worth. 47455
Canzone Andalusa; arr. H. Grant; pf. © 1c, Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316340; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York, 47456
Canzonetta; arr. H. Grant; pf. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316341; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 47457
Capriccio arabe; arr. H. Grant; pf. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316342; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 47458
Capricious waltz; pf. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317014; Gwendolyn Hardey Trudeau, San Fran-
cisco. 47459
Caps (The); w J. Nesbit, m H. J. Smith &.W. R.
Lung. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316591; Her-
bert J. Smith, Wilma R. Lung & Jacqueline Nesbit,
Syracuse. 47460
Cardinal and gold; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315355; John W. aiemak, New York. 47461
Careless of my heart; song. © 1c. June 11, 1942;
E unp. 316026; Dorothea Ellen Layton Hammond,
Los Angeles. 47462
Caroline; song, m Arthur A. Penn. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316162; Ruth McKnight Weinantz,
Flat Rock, Ind. 47463
Carry me back to the mountains; song, melody
Ronald Buck, © 1 c. Dec, 2, 1942; E unp, 316990;
Gordon Murphy, Ithaca, N. Y. 47464
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Carry on soldier; w Julius F, Kesterman & P. W.
Paul, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315548; Philip Warren Paul, Oak Terrace, Minn.
47465
Casey; melody Joe Rines. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 317264; Paull-pioneer music corp., New
York. 47466
Catereté; Brazilian dance, English w Frances D. S.
Tatnall, m Francisco Mignone; mixed cho. © Dec.
9, 1942; E pub. 109885; Theodore Presser co.,-
Philadelphia. 47467
Caucasian capers; by Carl Weber; instrumental, © |
1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp, 315152; Emil Ascher,
inc., New York. 47468
Cause I’m in love; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315463; Robert Lee Read-
ling, Concord, N. C. 47469
Cause I’m so glad; song, w Herbert A. Carlson. ©
1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315352; Bert Alvin
Lundberg, Seattle. 47470
*Cause you ain’a - goin’ to live forever - nohow;w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 315986;
John Henry Warrington, Wilmington, Del.
’Cause you’re my Miss America; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315928;
Alice Joan Shooter, Ralston, Neb. 47472
*Cause you're the girl that I love; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317214; Herbert Frazer
Handley, Washington. 47473
’Cause you’re the one for me; w & melody. © lec.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315011; Ethelmae Tilton,
Los Angeles. 47474
Cee Sanders really loves her; w & melody M. E.
Eberle & Ray [i. e. W. R.] Hight. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315859; Melvin Eugene Eberle &
Wesley Ray Hight, Peoria, Il. 47475
Changeable ag song, melody Ronald Buck, © 1 c.
Dec, 2, 1942; E unp. 316992; Edith Porter, Hart-
ford, Mich. 47476
© Oct. 25, 1936; E
Chanson; by E.
47477
for. 67652; Schott & co.,
Moy; pf. duet.
ltd., London,
Chant for vengeance; song, m Fay Foster. © lc.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315379; Florence Tarr, New
York, 47478
Chant oriental; cancién, versos Fernando Ruiz del
Vizo. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315246; H.
Leopold Spitalny, New York. 47479
Charlie; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317230; Joseph Mosbacher, New York. 47480
Cheers! Cheers! Cheers; two step, w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 317538; eo
4
Draughon, Chicago.
Chemical warfare service song; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316118; Katrine Heitger
Ahrens, Louisville. 47482
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47471
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no. 11, 1942
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
47520
Cherubim song; English version, m arr. & ed.
Charles Winter [pseud. of Noble Cain], m Glinka;
mixed cho. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109272; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 47483
—English w & arr. of m Ronald Osman, m Bort-
niansky; mixed cho. © Nov. 2, 1942; E pub.
109392; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
47484
Cherubim song, no. 7; English version Charles
Winter [pseud. of Noble Cain], m Bortniansky, arr.
& ed. E. H. Collinger [pseud. of N. Cain] 1. Wo-
men’s 2-pt. cho. - 2. Mixed voices. © Nov. 16,
25, 1942; E pub. 109271, 109496; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 47485, 47486
Chiapanecas; arr. Vic Schoen; orch. pts. © Oct.
12, 1942; E pub. 109300; Leeds music corp., New
York. 47487
Chicken in the pot nine days old; fox-trot, w & mel-
ody. © ic. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 315311; Frank
Izzo, New Haven. 47488
Child’s prayer; song, melody Bob Carleton. © ic.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315900; Jane Beers, Short
Beach, Conn. 47489
Chin up, soldier; song. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316253; Edith Lillian Rolfe, Merrimac, Mass.
China doll; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317687; Bertha May Needham, Los Angeles.
47491
Chinese Christmas carol; w T’ien Ching-Fu, tr.
Bliss Wiant, m Fan T’ien-Hsiang [pseud. of Bliss
Wiant], ed. T. Tertius Noble; organ acc. © 1c.
Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317688; H. W. Gray co., inc.,
New York. 47492
Chingo Lingo Lee; w & melody. © ic. Dec. 4;
1942; E unp. 317316; William McMillan Talbott,
Paris, Ky. 47493
Chins up! America; song, melody Hal Chanslor.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316674; Irma John-
ston, Meridian, Miss. 47494
Chiri-biri-bee; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316820; Stephen Fuzy, Cleveland. 47495
Christ Child; w G. K. Chesterton, m Florence E. G.
Bass. © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub. 109073; Boston
music co., Boston. 47496
Christ is King. 1. From Sequoia symphony 2; sop.
Solo, violin obligato & organ. - 2. Miniature ora-
torio; mixed cho. © Aug. 15, 1939; E pub. 109502,
109503; Ward Samuel Baker, Delano, Calif.
47497, 47498
Christian America; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317225; Blanche Simpson, Rocky
Ford, Col. 47499
Christian flag is my flag; hymn, w Virgil P. Brock,
m Blanche Kerr Brock. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub.
109218; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
47500
47490
Christmas carol, 1942; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317651; George Roth, jr.,
Somerset, Pa. 47501
Christmas dream; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316099; Mrs. Claud Bolack, Burden, Kan.
47502
Christmas eve; w John W. Bratton, m Harold Leeds;
high voice. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109408; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 47503
Christmas fantasia; pf. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp.
317579; Musin Jackson Bly, Carbondale, Pa.
47504
Christmas in the army; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. i,
1942; E unp. 316956; Franklin Martin Hoffman,
Brooklyn. 47505
Christmas joys; by G. B. Pergolesi & others, arr.
& ed. Edward S. Breck. 1. C. instruments. -2.B
flat instruments. - 3. E flat instruments. - 4. Bass
instruments. © Oct. 26, 1942; E pub. 109161-
109164; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
47506-47509
——favorite Christmas songs, wtr., m compiled &
arr. Edward S. Breck; pf. © Oct. 26,1942; E pub.
-109165; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 47510
Christmas lullaby; song, m Hope T. Robertson. ©
lc. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316615; Hope Robertson
Norburn, Asheville, N. C. 47511
Christmas lullabye; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315198; Mildred Jane Strickland, Warren, O.
47512
Christmas prayer; song, wanon. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315112; Elenoir Norton, Lexington,
Mass. 47513
Christmas shop; w & melody Jimmy [i. e. G. W.]
Maxwell & M. Maxwell. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317463; Martha Maxwell & Gerald Warren
Maxwell, Denver. 47514
Christmas song; w by music classes of Branch
street school; pf. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317671; LeaAlma Artelia Shoffner, Greensboro,
N. C. 47515
Christmas spirit; pf., withw. © Oct. 29, 1942; E
pub. 109368; Henry J. Willems, Kenosha, Wis.
47516
Christmas swing; song, arr. B. W. Baumgartner.
© Nov. 17, 1942; E pub. 109282; Guy Jasper Blake-
man, Cincinnati. 47517
Civil air patrol march; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1942; E unp. 317664; William J. Bickel, Misha-
waka, Ind. 47518
Claire is lying; from Dr. Gillespie’s assistant, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 315530; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47519
Claire’s confession; from Dr. Gillespie’s assistant,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 315531; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47520
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47521
Clap hands for freedom; w & m Harry Pease, Ed.
G. Nelson & Jimmy Dupre. © Nov. 24, 1942; E
pub. 109456; Advanced music corp., New York.
47521 |
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Clinging vine; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316909; John Howard Faust, Fairfax Station,
Va. 47522
Close those sleepy eyes; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316481; A. D. Cowden, Richmond,
Calif. 47523
Close to God; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942: E unp. 316781, Hilda
Moe, Lakeview, Or. 471524
Close to you; song, w Dorothy Beach & R. W. Woods.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315788; Richard
Whitfield Woods, La Porte, Ind. 47525
Closing response; pf.,withw. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315556; Paulene C. Brice, Towanda, ’Pa,
47526
Coast artillery fighting song; song, w Will James.
© 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316148; John S.
Browning, Denver. 47527
Cobwebs; by Marguerite Bauman [i.e.M. B. Bichel];
pi. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 316854; Mar-
guerite Bauman Bichel, Detroit. 47528
Coeur (La) de ma mie; w & mE. Jaques-Dalcroze,
English w Paul C. Hayner, m arr. George H.
Pickering; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 11, 1942;
E pub. 109171; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
47529
Cofre de mis recuerdos; vals, de La mujer es peli-
grosa, letra Antonio Botta e Ivo Pelay, m Fran-
cisco J. Lomuto; pf. © Oct. 5, 1942; E for. 67671;
Corporacién musical Argentina, Ss. a., Buenos
Aires. 47530
Colonel Robert C. Brady; march melody.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315632; Leslie Pyewell
Flounders, Philadelphia. 47531
Come again! Sweet love doth now invite; madrigal,
by John Dowland, m arr. & ed. Charles Winter
[pseud. of Noble Cain]; mixed voices. © Nov. 25,
1942; E pub. 109497; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 47532
Come along, sing our song, march along; w & m Ot
Smith. © lc. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315479; Otto
C. Schmidt, Abington, Pa. 47533
\
Come back Daisy; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317708; Wini-
fred Kolling, Marion, Ind. 47534
Come back to me; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E
unp, 315856; Margaret Guild Scully, Chicago.
47535
Come, dance with me; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314796; George Edgar Mumford,
Philadelphia. 47536
Come down elevator man; w Rosa Langston, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315055; Elmore
B. Langston, Chicago. 47537
©ic.
“ pt. 3, n, Se Wa 37 q
Come join the ranks; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317640; Hazel Felt Jacobsen, Logan, Utah.
47538
Come, let us sing with one accord; hymn, w Josiah L
H. Cox. © Nov, 22, 1942; E pub. 109351; Joseph
Wallace Grant, Middletown, Ney:
Come let’s a-wooing go; song, m Lindsay McPhail,
© 1c. Nov.5, 1942; E unp. 315514; Florence Ayer,
Ardmore, Pa. 47540
Come, Lord Jesus; by J. S. Bach, arr: Edwin Arthur
Kraft; organ. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109337;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New York. 47541
Come on, America; march, Larry Woodin, arr.
Acton Ostling; full band pts., with conductor. ©
Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 109538; Mills music, inc.,
New York 47542
——-song, m Robert VanSickle. © 1c. Dec. 3,
1942; E unp. 317023; B. H. Anderson, Rantoul,
Kan. 47543
-——w Edmund Vance Cooke, m Kenneth M. Mur-
chison, arr. Geoffrey Montrose; mixed cho. ©
Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109683; Oliver Ditson co.,
Philadelphia,
Come on boys let’s go; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 316223; Ben I. Berg, North
Minneapolis, Minn. 47545
Come on, buddies; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315326; Charles Waite, Chestnut
Hill, Mass. 47546
Come on, ladies, join up with Uncle Sam; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942, E unp,
317035; Anna Jackson, Philadelphia. 41547
Come on let’s celebrate; w & melody Mickey [i. e.
Michael| Diamond. © 1c, Nov. 28, 1942; E unp.
316599; Michael Diamond, Brooklyn. 47548
Come on, let’s fight: song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315243; Mia sau ues Gartner, Stephensburg,
N. J. 47549
Come on, let’s get on with the war; song, m anon.
© 1c. July 2, 1942; E unp. 316231; William Jerard
McCaffery, Stanley, Wis.
Come on, let’s show them; w & m R. Black & Fran-
ces Forster [i. e. F. F. Howard] © Nov. 14, 1942;
E pub, 109226; Ruby Black & Frances Forster
Howard, Los Angeles. 47551
Come on out Mister Moon; song, m Tom Baker
{pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315665; Norval F. Campbell, Williamsburg,
Va. 47552
Come on, Yankee Doodle; song. © 1 c. Nov. 28,
1942: E unp. 316625; Lynne Rogers, New York.
47553
Come on, you son of a gun; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316802; Charlotte Anna May
Christman, St. Louis. 47554
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Come roam with me; old folk song, w tr. William
F. Hunter, m arr. Morten J. Luvaas; men’s voices.
© Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109136; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 47555
Come to de Promised Land; song. © 1c. Dec. 3,
1942; E unp. 317114; Charles Linus Letson, Utica,
N.Y. 47556
Come United Nations; song, w Margaret Martin Ide.
© Oct. 14, 1942; E pub. 109366; Benjamin Ed-
wards, Los Angeles. 47557
Coming of the King; Christmas service, text &m
written, arr. {compiled Dorothy Lehman Sumerau.
© Sept. 1, 1942; D 76194; Meigs pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 4755 7*
Commandos; march melody. © ic. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 317608; Reino Kolehmainen, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 47558
Companionship; w & adaptation of Chopin’s melody
Etude in E major, op. 10, no. 3. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 316233; Florence Lenora Koller, Los
Angeles. 47559
. Comrade; w &m Elton Box & Desmond Cox, pf. sc.
- Michaloff. © Nov. 14, 1941; E for. 67676;
Cinephonic music co., ltd., London. 47560
Comrades; w Ottalie Mark, m Felix McGlennon, ed.
Mark White. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 109407;
Fine songs, New York. 471561
Concert paraphrase of the Song of the soldiers of
the sea; pf. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315113;
Jakob Bernard Gimpel, Los Angeles. 47562
Concerto; op. 52; solo pf., with 2d pf. reduced from
orch. © ic. Nov. 9, 1942: E unp. 316048; Arne
Oldberg, Evanston, Ill.
Concerto for bass; by Eddie Safranski; with pf. acc.
© Nov. 20,1942; E pub. 109398; Mutual music
soc., inc., New York. 47564
Concerto in A; by Pietro Deiro; accordion. © Dec.
4, 1942; E pub. 109642; Accordion music pub. co.,
New York. 47565
Concerto ne. 1; by J. B. Singelee, arr. & ed. F.
Henri Klickmann; ten. sax. or B flat clarinet, with
pf. acc. © Aug. 15, 1942: E pub. 109141; Alfred
music co., inc., New York. 47566
Concerto no. 2; by J. B. Singelee, arr. & ed. F.
Henri Klickmann; E flat bar. sax. or E flat alto
sax., with pf.acc. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 109140;
Alfred music co., inc., New York. 47567
Conquest montage; from Reunion, by Franz Wax-
man. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317128; Loew's,
inc., New York. 47568
Consolation; French w & m Séverin Moisse, English —
w Don Titman.
Parnasse musical, Lachute, Que., Canada.
© Nov. 10, 1942; E for. 67634;
47569
Contentment; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315614; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
47570
512843 O - 43 - 2
471563 -
471587
Cor Jesu flagrans; motet, liturgical w, m Attilio
Ambrosini, arr. Nino Borucchia; mixed voices.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109570; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 47571
Could it be; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315827; Margaret Elizabeth Allen, Chicago.
47572
Could it be you; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316989; Cecilia LeBlanc,
Syracuse. : 47573
Could you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316195; Marietta Stein, Minne-
apolis. 47574
Count to ten; w & melody Walt Davidson, Frieda
Patterson & Tom Maxon. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315861; Davidson & Maxon music publish-
ers, Hollywood, Calif. 47575
Counting sheep; song, melody Bob Carleton. © ic.
Dec. 1i, 1942; E unp. 317805; Fannie P. Ivey,
Greensboro, N. C. 47576
Courage; from Reunion, by Franz Waxman. © lc.
Dec, 3, 1942; E unp. 317136; Loew’s, inc., New
- York, “ATS 7TT
Cover me with all your love; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316002; Paul Chastain, San
Diego, Calif. 47578
Cow; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H. Erskine; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316662; Isador Bern-
stein, Grasmere, S. I., N. Y. 47579
Cow-cow boogie, fox trot, Don Raye, Benny Carter
& Gene De Paul, arr. Vic Schoen; orch. pts. ©
Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 109299; Leeds music corp.,
New York. S 47580
Cowboy, clean your boots; m W. Vaughn; pf., with
w. ©l1c.Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317750; Wayne
Vaughn & W. Arthur Cullman, Cleveland. 47581
Cowboy in the clouds; w &melody James Cavanaugh,
John Redmond & Frank Weldon. © lc. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316176; Santly-Joy, inc., New York.
47582
Crack-a-Jap; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
317520; Murray L. Linday, New York. 47583
Cradle song; song, w Margaret Louis Nagle. Oic.
Nov. 24, 1942: E unp. 316305; Roy B. Nagle, Read-
ing, Pa. 47584
Cradle-song of the shepherds; Glatz folk-song,
German w Christian Daniel Schubert, English
version Katherine Kennicott Davis, arr. Victoria
Merrylees Glaser; women’s cho. © Nov. 30, 1942;
E pub, 109596; E. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
47585
Cranky old Yank, in a clanky old tank; w & m Hoagy
[i. e. Hoagland] Carmichael. © Nov. 3, 1942; E
pub. 109232; Carmichael music publications,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 41586
Crazy quilt; w J. M. Bryant, melody B. Knight. © 1
c.-Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 316698; James McKinley
- Bryant & Bob Knight, New York. 47587
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47588
Created equal; from Man on America’s conscience,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316315; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47588
Cricket serenade; song, melody Eddie Koncel. © 1
c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316480; Alfred Pinteralli,
Chicago. 47589
Crown of glory; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317395;
Harriette L. Reynolds, New Castle, Pa. 47590
Crowning glory; w & mcompiled G. Kieffer Vaughan,
Adger M. Pace & W. B. Walbert. © Aug. 26,
1942; AA 415597; James D. Vaughan, music pub-
lisher, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 47591
Crying for the moon; song, arr. Elizabeth Suraci.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317784; Joseph Ste-
phen Suraci, New Haven. 47592
Curé (Le) d’Argenton (The priest of Argenton);
Normandy folk-song, English w Margaret McKee,
marr. Rugerro Vené; women’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109174; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc., New York. 471593
Curly head; w G. H. MacLeod, melody W. Smith.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315201; Walter Smith
& Grover H. MacLeod, Alameda, Calif. 47594
Dad; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317711; Wilhelmina Mary Gray, Pittsburgh.
' 47595
Da-da-da; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315837; Shirley Heller, Brooklyn. 47596
Daddy, dear daddy; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316762; Clara Cory,
Missouri Valley, Ia. 47597
Daddy’s footsteps; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317044; Gertrude H. Mc-
Evoy, Waterbury, Conn. 47598
Daddy’s letter, signed, Your loving son; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315599; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 47599
_ Daddy’s little girls; w & melody Hugh Cross. © 1
c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317275; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 47600
Daddy’s soldier; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316882; Pearl Osgood Allen, Long Beach, Calif.
47601
Dad’s boy; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316556; Frederick J.
Carney, Charlestown, Mass. 47602
Daffodils; w William Wordsworth, m Michael Ralph
Colicchio. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 315072;
Coldin music pub. co., Brooklyn. 47603
Dakota moon; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316782; Gene
Koepplin, Superior, Wis. 47604
Dance of the ginger-bread man; by John Bach; pf. ©
Jan. 22, 1938; E pub. 109259; Modern Standard
music co., Chicago. 47605
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Dance of the skeletons; by Milo Stevens; pf. © Nov.
27, 1942; E pub. 109577; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 47606.
Dance of the Spanish onion; by David Rose; pf. ©
Nov. 13, 1942; E pub. 109152; Bregman, Vocco &
Conn, inc., New York. 47607
Dancer’s dream song; song. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317229; Edna Annice Bradshaw, Nashville.
47608
Dancing bride; polka, N. Shkorka; pf. accordion.
© Nov. 14, 1942; E pub. 109644; N. Shkorka co.,
Cleveland. 47609
Dancing fingers; by Earl Hines & Walton Perkins,
ed. Lois Manning; pf. © Nov. 16, 1935; E pub.
109260; Modern standard music co., Chicago.
47610
Dancing on the lawn; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317090; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id. 47611
Danny; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pi. treble.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316269; Curtis Mon-
roe, Washington. 47612
Dardanella; fox trot, Fred Fisher, Felix Bernard
& Johnny S. Black, arr. Jimmy Dale; small orch.
pts. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109541; Mills music,
inc., New York. 47613
Dark clouds will clear; song, melody Iris G. Bern-
stein. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315075; Arthur
B. Bernstein, Scranton. 47614
Dark night of the soul; wtr. E. Allison Peers from
the Spanish of St. John of the Cross, m Edmund
Rubbra, op. 41, no. 1; choir & small orch. or pf.
Sc. © Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67654; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 47615
Darkness; w & melody R. I. O’Nan & Frank Brown:
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 314867; R. I. O’Nan,
Miami, Fla. 47616
Darling; w & adaptation of Thome’s melody Under
the leaves. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 316054;
Louise Geaghan Alessi, Baltimore. 47617
Darling Daisy; w Sonny Miller, m Harry Roy & Gaby
Rogers. © Aug. 17, 1942; E for. 67647; J. Norris
music pub. co., ltd., London. 47618
Darling I’m waiting for you; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317804;
Leola Williams, Olive View, Calif. 47619
Darling without you; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317005; Ricky Pichette,
San Francisco. 47620
Darling, you touch my heart; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317392; Amanda Smith, St. Louis. 47621
Dawn broke thru; Song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316771; Nellie Osterhout,
Rensselaer, N. Y. ; 47622
Dawn of peace; mixed voices. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316651; Mabelle Perkins, Manchester, N. H.
47623
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no. 11, 1942 aie 47658
Dawn will break; w & m Ted [i. e. T. J.] Jansen. ©
1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317658; Theodore J.
Jansen, East Orange, N. J. 47624
Day after; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317738; Louis Anthony Carlucci, Newark, N.J.
47625
Day (A) in Dog-dom; by Nelle Stallings Scales; pf.
© Nov. 5, 1942; E pub. 109074; Boston music co.,
Boston. 47626
Day (A) in Wyoming; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315814; Gust Moline, Chicago.
47627
Day that I come back to you; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317310; Robert A. Moore,
San Francisco. 47628
Day that I met you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942: E unp. 317742; Samuel Elzie Brown, New
York. 47629
Day that you left; w Boyd Swingley, & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316831; Jack Daniel
Newell, Hamilton, Mont. 47630
Day (The) we said I do; w Edward J. Lynch, jr., &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315569; John
Mackrell Harris, Chicago. 47631
Days ahead; song, m Charlie [i. e. Charles] Mon-
teleone. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317781;
Albert Cincotta, Lynbrook, L.I., N. Y. 47632
De lovin’ Shepherd; negro spiritual, w & m arr.
Bonnie Scott Evans. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp.
314127; Esther Harlan, Berkeley, Calif. 47633
Dear dad; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316193; Hannah Brown, Engle-
wood, Col. 47634
Dear folks back home; song. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317080; oan Alden Guin, Riverside, Calif.
47635
Dear Honey; song, melody HOB Carleton. ©lc.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316732; Mrs. Joe R. Porter,
Grimesland, N. C. 41636
Dear Laura; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315377; John Tracey Powers, Summerville,
S.C. 47637
Dear Lilly Lou; song. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
316021; Georgia Marshall Cragin, Joplin, Mo.
“ 47638
Dear Lord Thy way is best for me; w & m Ida Mae
Beasley [i. e. Mrs. John Bachman]; mixed voices.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317334; Mrs. John
Bachman, Hamilton, O. 47639
Dear Louise; song, arr. Lula Pring. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 315968; Ethel Lucado, Roanoke,
Va. 47640
Dear mother; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315611; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
47641
Dear mother do not worry; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315919;
John W. Poorbaugh, Greensburg, Pa. 41642
Dear old grammar school days; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315391; Lola A. Billek,
Daggett, Calif. 47643
Dear old home; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942: E unp. 316280; Lydia Carbino,
Massena, N. Y. 47644
Dear old Nebraska state; song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316538; Hazel Rowell Whisler, Lin-
coln, Neb. 47645
Dear soldier of mine; w & m Grace De Bold. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316828; Grace Leidecker,
Dumont, N. J. 47646
Dear son; w & melody. ©1c.Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
317178; Genevieve O'Neil, West Medford, Mass.
47647
Dear Sue; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 317667; Lillian Hudson, Kinsale, Va.
47648
Dearest darling; w & melody Lee Kauderer. © 1
c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317283; Leon Kauderer,
Philadelphia. 47649
Defend our Flag America; song. © 1 c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315594; Emma Donnelly, Cadillac,
Mich. 47650
Defense worker’s hymn; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317716; Ben Z. Greenwald,
Louisville. 47651
Delightfulness of you; m J. C. Harrington & Fran-
cille Bergquist; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316415; John Chalmers Harrington, Scott
Field, Il. 47652
Democracy; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 315510; Hector William Jewell, Burbank,
Calif. 47653
Depend on me Uncle Sammy; song, melody Alta
Brown Chittendon. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317066; Edgar J. Riddle, Niles, Calif. 47654
Desert sands; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316545; Mary Luella
Torrence, Cheshire, Or.. 47655
Detail Joe; w C. O. Bergner & Johnny [i. e. John
Joseph] Camerato, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315167; Carl Otto Bergner, Fort
Benning, Ga. 47656
Devil called a meeting; song, melody Bob Carleton.
©1c.Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314923; June Clements,
Dunbar, Pa. 47657
Dice una cancion; tango, de La mujer es peligrosa,
letra Antonio Botta e Ivo Pelay, m Francisco J.
Lomuto; pf. © Oct. 5, 1942; E for. 67672; Cor-
poraci6n musical Argentina, s. a., Buenos Aires.
47658
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47659 Se tee pt. 3,n. S., v. 37
Dick, Ned and I; song, melody Kathleen Rowe. © 1
ce. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 315497; Raymond Mc-
Clure, Hollywood, Calif. 47659
Did I ever tell you; w I. McCormick, melody M.
McCormick. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316730;
Marjorie McCormick & Irvin McCormick, Chi-
cago. 47660
Did you know; song. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317673; Carroll L. Christiansen, Brooklyn.
47661
Dies eine kann mein sehnen nimmer fassen; w
Edith Konsperger, English version Erna Mc-
Arthur, m Erich W. Korngold. © Sept. 11, 1942;
E pub. 109294; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 47662
Diggy-diggy; melody Harold Grant. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942: E unp. 314911; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 47663
Dirge; pi. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315216;
Helen Weinbaum Kasson, Englewood, N. J.
47664
Dish it out; w & melody Wallie [i. e. Walter] Herzer.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315633; Walter Her-
zer, San Francisco. 47665
Divine compassion; w & m C. Austin Miles; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1942: E pub. 109203; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 41666
Divine waltz; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317460; keter Ribaudo, sr., Rochester, N. Y.
47667
Do away with Hitler, boys; w & m The Big Ball Of
’ Fire [pseud. of M. L. Gill] © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
& unp. 316387; Mack Lee Gill, Atlanta. 47668
Do I ever run out of love; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1942; — unp. 315560; Tekla Buff, Schenectady,
N. Y. 47669
Do I? YesIdo; w& mArt Noel. © Oct. 6, 1941;
E for. 67680; Cinephonic music co., ltd., London.
47670
Do it now; song, arr. Edward E. Menges. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; Eunp. 317102; Minerva Avery, St.
Louis. 47671
Do not wait until Christmas; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315244; Clyde T.
Burneson, West Bridgewater, Pa. 47672
Do you have any rivers to cross; hymn, w&m
Haldor Lillenas. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109239;
Nazarene pub. house, Kansas City, Mo. 47673
Do you know; w Irene [i. e. J. I.] Foulks, m Gordon
R. Woodford. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317569;
Jessie Irene Foulks, Brockway, Pa. 47674
Do you mind; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315176; Hilde Simmons, Philadelphia &
Larry London, Baltimore. 47675
Do you really mean it; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316281; Percilla
Ramsey, Mount Union, Pa. 47676
1762
Do you remember; song, w Dan Houston. © 1 c.
- Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315259; Laura Altizer, Fort
Worth. 47677.
Dr. Gillespie’s assistant; by Daniele Amfitheatrof.
1. End title. - 2. Maintitle. © 1c. each Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315532, 315537; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 47678, 47679
Doing our bit; song. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
314856; Huldah Luella La Zerte, Hamilton, Ont.,
Canada. 47680
Dolce (La) bocca lasciame baciar’; versi e melodia..
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1942: E unp. 317020; Joseph Insinga,
Richmond Hill, N. Y. 47681
Don’t chase your dreams away; w & m Joseph
Hughes, arr. Roy Nelson. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
109106; Joseph Hughes, d. b. a. Univ. music pub-
lishers, Cambridge, Mass. 47682
Don’t complain; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314997; James R. Fuller,
Santa Paula, Calif. 47683
Den’t do anything you’ll be sorry of; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316945; Anna Belle
Bewley, Guadalupe, Calif.
Don’t ever leave me dear; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. —
11, 1942; E unp. 315059; Louis Elton Bundy,
Brockport, Pa.
Don’t ever walk in the shadows; w Clem Bernard, m
Art Noel.
phonic music co., ltd., London. 47686
Don’t find fault with Uncle Sammy; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315864; Dorothy
Lawson, Bentonville, Ark.
Don’t forget our boys across the sea; w & m Edwin
Herbert [pseud. of Edwin Herbert Schoonmaker]
© Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 109139; Edwin Herbert
Schoonmaker, d. b. a. Edwin Herbert music pub-
lications, New York. 47688
Don’t forget the boys; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314860; Harriett Frances Kelly, Spring-
field, O. 47689
Don’t forget to remember me; w & melody. © le.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 316382; Ray J. Odle, Covina.,.
Calif. 47690
Don’t hate me too much; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. ©
4, 1942; E unp. 317149; Alvin Kaiserman, New
York.
Don’t keep me waiting; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315365; Edna Grauman Levy,
Hartford. 47692
Don’t let him dream alone; pf., with w. © 1 c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 317600; Lola Margaret Webster, —
47693
North Wildwood, N. J.
Don’t let the black clouds gather; song, w Saul Lan-
court. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316976; Elie
Siegmeister, Brooklyn. 47694
47684
47685
© Aug. 17, 1942; E for. 67695; Cine-
47687
47691
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 | 477129
Don’t let your brother down; song, m L. Haimes.
© 1c. Nov.5, 1942; E unp. 315296; Louise Haimes
_ & Bert Child, New York. 47695
Don’t pretend; song, arr. Carroll. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 317794; Betty Luxner, Chicago.
47696
Don’t put a thing in writing; w Val Guest, m Man-
ning Sherwin. © Sept. 25, 1942; E for. 67687;
Cinephonic music co., ltd., London. 47697
Don’t ration love; song, w B. Murray. © 1 c. Dec.
5, 1942; E unp. 317415; Henry W. Closson, South
Orange, N. J. 47698
Don’t ration my heart; song, melody Robert Rosen-
baum. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1942; E unp. 315304; Har-
vey J. Bresler, New York. 41699
Don’t ration my kisses; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; BE unp. 317555; Shirley Gray Robbins,
Cleveland. 47700
Don’t say goodbye; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315414; Maria Pantano, Brooklyn.
47701
——w & melody. © ic. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317476: William Hayward Allen, Cockeysville,
Md. : ~ 47702
Don’t say goodbye, just say so long; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317584; Leatha Jolin,
Port Huron, Mich. 47703
Don’t say goodbye sweetheart; w & melody. © ic.
June 29, 1942: E unp. 316503; Evelyn Clarke, Chi-
cago. am ~ 47704
Don’t worry Willie; w Harry Wycoff, m Ernie
Breuer, arr. Harold Potter. © Nov. 16, 1942; E
pub. 109142; Edwards music co., New York.
47705
Don’t you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315248; John Edward Blassingame, Camp
Roberts, Calif. 47706
Don’t you forget; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942: E unp. 316768; Paul C. Swenson,
Santa Cruz, Calif. 47707
Don't you realize; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317313; James Edward Henry, Philadelphia.
‘ 47708
Doo little doo; song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
316221; Madlian P. Nance, Fort Bragg, N. C.
47709
Doodle Dandy’s back in town; song, w Saul Lancourt.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942: E unp. 316977; Elie Sieg-
meister, Brooklyn. 47710
Doughboy; infantry march, arr. C. E. Wheeler;
band pts., withw. © Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 109364;
Olga L. Livesay, Hollywood, Calif. 47711
Doughboys are coming over; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317237; William Benson
Richter, Philadelphia. 47712
Doughboys are on the march again, w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315767; Virginia Lee
Heger & Arthur Jordan Wilson, Ludlow, Ky.
47713
Doughboy’s holiday; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E
unp. 315164; Edwin Harry Elliott, Akron, O.
‘ 47714
Down a hazy lazy lane; w & m Art Noel. © Aug, 10,
1942: E for. 67697; Cinephonic music co., Iltd.,
London, : 47715
Down by the river; song, m Chas, J. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317046; Dorothy L. Vande-
loecht, Fulton, Mo. 47716
Down by the river side; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.,317296; Hilda Kelley,
Chicago. 47717
Down in Memory Lane; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315127; William K. Cowan, Can-
ton, O. . 47718
Down in the dumps over you; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 11, 1942: E unp. 317799; Florence Dorothy
Barthelme, Belleville, Ill. 47719
Down on the Jersey shore; w & m Clare [i. e. C. D.
R.| Campbell, arr. Grace L. Stevens; pf. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 316013; Clara D. Ross
Campbell, Cape May Court House, N. J. 47720
Down on the old St. Joe; w & m L. L. Ringgenberg.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315122; Roy E. Ring-
genberg & Letha L. Ringgenberg, Pontiac, Mich.
47721
Down the runway, into the air; main title, Paul J.
Smith; pf. conductor. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314671; Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif.
47722
\
Drag strut; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315007;- Neely Plumb, North Hollywood,
Calif. 47723
Dragon fly; orch sc. © 1 c. Dec. 2, 1942: E unp.
316979; Alexander William Law, Fresno, Calif.
‘ 47724
Dream girl please meet me tonight; song. © lc.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316302; Hugh S. Lewis,
Atlanta, — 47725
Dream (The) is mine; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317339; Virginia Belle Casty, San
Diego, Calif. 47726
Dream man; song, melody Bob Allen. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp, 316612; Patsy O'Brian, Burlin-
game, Calif. 47727
Dream moon; melody; in E min. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 316044; Samuel Wissig, Anderson,
Calif. 47728:
Dream, my love; song, melody Hal Keller Felman.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316592; Jerome Keith
Hansen, Chicago. 47729
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47730 pt.:3, n..s., vem
Dream of old Montana; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315972; Gladys Gibson, Pomeroy, O.
47730
Dream song; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317091; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id. 47731
Dream weaver; w J. M. Bryant, melody B. Knight.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 316699; James Mc-
Kinley Bryant & Bob Knight, New York. 47732
Dream within a dream; song, w Edgar Allen Poe.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317611; Philip Gree-
ley Clapp, Iowa City, Ia. 47733
Dreamers rendezvous; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316483; Emma Elizabeth Current,
Lima, O. 47734
Dreaming of you; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315772; Daisy Hall, Mullens,
W.Va... 47735
—song, melody Alice Lentz. © 1c. Nov.7, 1942;
E unp. 315509; Betty Mae Stecker, Camden, N. J.
47736
Dreaming of you sweetheart; w A. Probst, melody
D. Ahlstrand. © 1 c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp.
315020; Albert Probst & David Ahlstrand, Pitts-
burg, Kan. 47737
Dreamland and you; w H. M. Gerrald, melody D.
Negley. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316810; D.
Negley & Harry M. Gerrald, Hollywood, Calif.
47738
Dreams pretty dreams, like pretty bubbles; w
Michael Forzano, & melody.. © 1 c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 316973; Ira Eugene Moore, New York.
47739
Dreams that you threw away; w & melody Doris
Marie Moline. © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
316876; Mrs. George L. Moline, Oak Park, III.
47740
Dreams to share; song. © lc. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315728; Elleanor Shelley Hansen, Los Angeles.
47741
Dreams will have to do for now; w Lavada Frick,
melody Vic Mizzy. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316180; Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 47742
Dreamy clouds; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316772; Howard S. Beck,
Tulsa, Okl. 47743
Dreamy tune; song. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
317187; Marian Etta Towne, Ambler, Pa. 47744
Drifting; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 314949; Thomas O’Gorman,
Palisades, N. Y. 47745
——w & melody.
315627; H. E. Webb, sr., Fort Wayne.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
47746
Drifting along with you; song. © Nov. 11, 1942; E
pub. 109099; Alecia Carter, Kansas City, Kan.
47747
1764
Drive along that River Road; song, m J. Chas: Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317033; William
A. Penrod, Dayton, O.
Drop in to front thirteen; song, w Gladys Shelley.
© Nov. 5, 1942; E pub. 109514; Ted Mossman, —
New York. 4TT49
Drums in the night; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317467; Mitchel Pinkowitz, Phila-—
delphia. 47750
Dusty trails of enchantment; song, melody Ronald —
Buck. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316284; Mar- —
garet Morgan, Jonesville, S. C. 47751 —
Duty calls; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
© 1c. Nov, 16, 1942; E unp. 315346; Sallie Sparks,
Morehead, Ky. 47752 |
—— -——melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, j
1942; Eunp. 316735; Joe Bauderman, Newark, N. J. ;
47753 —
Duty calls me; w & m Zag [i. e. D. L.] Pennell. © F
1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315634; Daniel LeRoy a
Pennell, Shenandoah, Ia. 47754
Dying soldier; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. —
316441; Mrs. Malvin M. Bastress, Trevorton, Pa. —
47755 —
Dying soldier’s vision; song, m Ethel M. Wells. ©
Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109361; Clyde T. Crecelius,
French Lick, Ind, 47756 ©
Eagle in the air; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © Oct.
30, 1942; E pub. 109094; Mary Alice Hogan, Fort
Myers, Fla. 47757 ©
Early to bed and early to rise; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314950; ©
Della E. Ney, Mont Alto, Pa. 47758
East Indiaman; traditional sea song collected from
Singing of Dr. R. E. Priestley, arr. William Mc- —
Kie. © June 26, 1941; E for. 67649; Oxford univ.
press, London. 47759
Easter; motet, w W. Edmund Nixon, m Matthew ~
Lundquist; mixed cho.; organ acc. © Nov. 19,
1942; E pub. 109535; Mills music, inc., New York.
47760
——w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. —
317226; Mrs. M. Truesdell Cooper, Denver, pee om
v 47761
Easter symphony; traditional w, m Milton Rusch, —
including Palestrina’s Gloria Patri; mixed cho, —
© Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109573; M. Witmark & ~
sons, New York. 47762 —
Echo from heaven; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316287; Norma Bodette,
Garden, Mich. 47763 A
Echo trail; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Noy. —
10, 1942; E unp. 314939; Amos J. Lambright,
Ligonier, Ind. 47764 ;
Echoes from Russia; by Carl Weber; Ist violin. © .
1 c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315154; Emil Ascher, ©
inc., New York. AT765,
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
47800
Eddie’s melody; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942: E unp. 315833; Edward Meikel, Chicago.
47766
80ist M. P. battalion; w George R. Hansen, melody
Milton Joseph Rosenbaum. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942;
E unp. 315178; Gertrude Sills, New York. 47767
Elaine; w Kit Sherwood [pseud. of Elaine Weisberg],
m Ken Richards [pseud. of H. Feldman] © 1 c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315275; Harold Feldman,
Camp Stewart, Ga. 47768
Elegy; by Jules Massenet, arr. Charlie Spivak;
trumpet & pf. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109371;
Mutual music soc., inc., New York. 47769
Elephant’s trunk march; pf. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317515; Oscar T. Chapleau, Rock Isiand,
fl. 47770
Empty desks; from Man on America’s conscience,
by Herbert ‘Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316316; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47771
Empty lullaby; slow foxtrot, w & melody. © lc.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315617; Herbert Samuel
Siegal, Davisville, RIL 47772
Endlessly; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E ump.
316460; Benjamin Calissi, Wood-Ridge, N. J.
47773
English country-dance tunes; from The English
“dancing master, adapted Edgar H. Hunt, from
settings by F. J. Giesbert; 2 descant, or ten. re-
corders. © June 5, 1939; E for. 67635; Schott &
co., ltd., London. 47174
Entreat me not to leave Thee; song, Biblical w. ©
lc. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 316433; Donald Duane
Covey, Hillsdale, Mich. 47775
Eppie Adair; traditional Scots song, w Burns, m
arr. Ernest Bullock; mixed cho. © Nov. 27, 1940;
E for. 67648: Oxford univ. press, London. 47776
Especially when I needed you most; w & melody. ©
lc. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317528; Al Frisco Bow-
man, Buffalo. 47777
Etude in D flat; by Albert [i. e. F. A.] Pearson; pf.
© ic. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316539; Frank Albert
Pearson, Brockton, Mass. 47778
Evening prayer; song, m Claude Murphree. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315398; Ruth Enck Engle,
Coral Gables, Fla. 477719
Evening star; song, w Edgar Allen Poe. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 317613; Philip Greeley Clapp,
Iowa City, Ia. 47780
Evening’s twilight glow; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316440; John Bava, Davis, W. Va. 47781
Every moment I’m dreaming of you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316873; Edward
Preston Guess, Lake Charles, La. 47782
ra ‘
Everybody but me; song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317440; Diane Johnston, Fort Worth. 47783
Everybody’s working, even father; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316626; Louis B. Byrne,
Miami Beach, Fla. 47784
Everything’s O. K. in the U. S. A.; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315593; Janet Mistele,
Jefferson, Wis. 47785
Everywhere; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314918; Evelyn Lynch, New
Milford, O. 47786
—— —melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316543; Clyta Shaw, Mon-
mouth, Ill. ~ 47787
Ev’rytime that I’m with you; w Vernon Crane, &
melody. © ic. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316681;
Kenneth Walton, New York. 47788
Excerpt prelude Meistersinger; from Reunion, by
Richard Wagner, arr. Paul Marquardt. © lie.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317137; Loew’s, inc., New
York. ‘47789
Face to face with love; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315720; Frank L. Hower, Norfolk, Va.
47790
Facility studies on applied principles of E. Robert
Schmitz technique; French tr. Germaine Schmitz,
m E. R. Schmitz; pf. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
109167; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 47791
Faith; song, m Claude Murphree. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315399; Ruth Enck Engle, Coral
Gables, Fla. 47792
Faith in faith; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
315943; Hazel Sheffield Anderson,. Lafayette, La.
47793
Falling leaves; by G. Frank Humbert; pf. duet. ©
Oct. 25, 1936; E for. 67641; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 47794
Famous Dominican folio; letra y m Enrique Mejia-
Arredondo & others. v. 2, 3. © Nov. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109111; Famous music corp., New York.
47795
Famous Donegal; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316783;
Della McBride, Hingham, Mass. 47796
Fan the fires of freedom; song, w Carlos Greenleaf
Fuller. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315032; John
A. Plummer, New York. 47797
Fanfare; by Harl McDonald; bandsc. © 1 c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315030; Elkan-Vogel co., inc.,
Philadelphia. 47798
Fantasia on Greensleeves; adapted from Sir John in
love, by R. Vaughan Williams, arr. Hubert J. Foss;
pf. duet. © Nov. 5, 1942; E for. 67667; Oxford
univ. press, London. 47799
Far beyond the sky; hymn, arr. Virginia Gaskell.
© 1c. Dec. 5,1942: E unp. 317281; Clifford Bailey,
Windsor, Conn. 47800
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pt. Sis sae
47801 , Vv.
Far from you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316784; Almeta
Young, Atlantic, Va. 47801
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
47802
——w & melody.
316581; Anthony D. Reino, Millburn, N. J.
Farewell darling; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316279; Lydia Carbino,
Massena, N. Y. 47803
‘Farewell to a memory; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316839;
Harry Behar, New York. 47804
Farewell to love; song. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
317253; Lena Abernathy, St. Louis. 47805
Farewell to Moore’s Glen; song, melody Frank
[i. e. Frances] Ford. ©1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315566; Patrick McAuliffe, New York. 47806
Farmer boy in the army; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316721; Eugene Arthur Schoene-
beck, Suring, Wis. 47807
Farther it is from America, the closer it is to Ber-
' lin; song, melody Bob Carleton. © ic. Dec. 11,
1942: E unp. 317809; Lucille eaeen Albuquerque,
N. M. 47808
Fascination; fox trot song, arr. C. Sebastian, ©
Sept. 20, 1942; E pub. 109123; Winifred Alice
Jiles, Santa Ana, Calif. 47809
Father, guide and defend us; English & Latin w
anon., m Dorothy Teresia Kowalik; med. voice,
with pf. or organ acc. & optional violin obbl. ©
Dec. 2, 1942; E pub. 109655; Boston music co.,
Boston.' 47810
Fellow Americans; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316558;
Kathryn Johonie, Verona, Calif. 47811
Fiddlin’ Joe; w Lee Jarvis, & melody. ©1c.Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 314977; Francis Wells, Indian-
apolis. 47812
Fiddlin’ Phillip; w & m Mike [i.e. M. J.] Catanzaro;
pi.treble. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 108480; Michael
J. Catanzaro, Pittsburg, Kan. 47813
Fifth Avenue; song, w Frank Day. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315838; Albert J. Skully, Cleveland.
47814
50 little songs; w Harriet A. Seymour, Sue-Louise
Calender & Anne B. Tubbs, m Kate Warner Le-
Roy. © Jan. 23, 1941; E pub. 109522; Musette
' publishers, inc., New York. 47815
56 progressive duets for individuals and classes;
arr. Irving Tallmadge & Clifford Lillya; B flat
clarinets. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109117; Belwin,
inc., New York. 47816
Fifty years together; song. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 317361; Alma E, LaBeau, Corona, Calif.
47817
Fight! Fight! Fight! For liberty; pf. treble, with
w. ©lc. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317319, Richard
Palmer, Paterson. 47818
Fight for Old Glory; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 314965; ee John Dixon, Cincinnati.
47819
Fight, men, fight; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315236; Mrs. A. J. Pfeifer, St. Louis, 47820
Fight on for U. S. A.; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble,
with w. ©1 ce. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312632;
Ronald I. Snyder, Plainfield, N. I. 47821
Fight on young soldier; song, m Noel Bear. © Nov.
16, 1942; E pub. 109266; Eugene Renodin, New
Bremen, N. Y. 47822
Fight with Uncle Sam; w Walter Williams & Roy
Branker, m Bob Bell. © Dee. 1, 1942; E pub.
109597; Cherio music publishers, inc., New York.
47823
Fighters of the air force crew; song. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1942; E unp. 316958; Lloyd E. Galde, Hamburg,
N. av 47824
Fightin’ for you; w & melody Margaret McNabb
[i.e. M. M. Carroll] © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317588: -Margaret McNabb Carroll, Huntington,
Ind. 47825
‘Fighting for the Red, White and Blue; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316785; Helaine Goldberg, Jamaica, N. Y.
47826
Fighting men; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317832; Kathleen Vanderbilt,
_ Logan, W _ Va. 47827
Fighting men of liberty; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315803; W. D. Bill Davis, Kansas City, Mo.
47828
Fighting quartermaster corps; w &m E. W. Tyler,
jr., Fred Waring & Pat [i. e. Francis Drake]
Ballard. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109200; Words
& music, inc., New York.
Fighting sons; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317375; William
E. Dalton, Toledo. 47830
—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
315894; Peggy Coe, Livingston, N. J. 47831
Fighting sons of Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315388; Welda Marilyn
Rogers & George Verne White, Burlingame, Calif.
47832
Fighting Yanks; melody Bob [i. e. B. O.] Duvall.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315780; Berndt O.
Duvall, Camp Campbell, Ky. 47833
—-w &m Harry Sternfeld. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub.
109404; Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia.
47834
——w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316080; Sidney Thomas Stevenson, New Orleans.
47835
Fill your glass; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Nove
20, 1942; E unp. 315843; Michael J. Peterson,
Baltimore. 47836
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47829
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
Final day; hymn, m Haldor Lillenas. © Nov. 26,
, 1942; E pub. 109447; Moses Andrew Jackson,
Wrightsville, Ga. 47837
Finger breaker; by Ferdinand J. Morton; pf. © lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316156; Roy J. Crew, Wash-
ington. 47838
First aid; from the production, by Dave Snell. ©
1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317138; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 47839
Fisherman serenade; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 315033; Solomon Genshaft, New York.
47840
Five master choruses; w & m arr. & ed. Harry
Robert Wilson; mixed cho. © Oct. 10, 1942: AA
414349; Hall & McCreary co., Chicago. 47841
Five Oriental impressions; op. 15; pf. © Nov. 6,
1942: E pub. 109107; Edna Frida Pietsch, Mil-
waukee. 47842
Flag (The); song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315975: Bessie Minner, Bakersfield, Calif.
47843
Flag of a peace loving nation; song. © 1 c. Oct.
28, 1942; & unp. 315086; Arthur Clinton Kauffman,
Wynanskill, N. Y. 47844
Flag of America still waves; song. © Dec. 1, 1942;
E pub. 109533; Mrs. C. Harris, Caldwell, Kan.
47845
Flag of vengeance; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317216; James E. Geddes, Douglas, Ariz.
47846
Flag we love; song. © Nov. 23,1942; E pub. 109315;
Marjorie Beryl Sears, Chicago. 47847
Flag’s (The) still there, Mr. Key; w & m George
Jessel & Ben Oakland. © Apr. 9, 1942; E pub.
109563; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 47848
Flammer (Harold) collection of anthems; w& m
compiled Willard Sniffin; mixed voices. v. 2. ©
Nov. 12, 1942; AA 414857; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 47849
Flammer (Harold) collection of sacred choruses;
w & mcompiled Willard Sniffin; 2-pt. treble cho.
© Nov. 12, 1942: AA 414856; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 47850
Flapperette; fox trot, Jesse Greer, arr. Jimmy
Dale; small orch. pts. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub.
109537; Mills music, inc., New York. 47851
Flo; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315251; Claude Burnette Perry, Alma, Calif.
47852
Flor de durazno; vals, letra Hector Marco, m
Primo Carlos Cantalupi y Don Pepe [pseud. of
José Sciarreta]; pi. © Dec. 19, 1941; E for.
67478; Publicaciones musicales Tempo, Buenos
Aires. 47853
Florence Nightingale; in 3 acts, w L. Young, m D.
M. Williams. [Voc. sc.] © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317259; Leonard Young & David McK. Wil-
liams, New York. 47854
47871
Flower fair, and other poems; w Mabel Livingstone,
m Kate Warner LeRoy. © Feb. 10, 1941; E pub.
109519; Musette publishers, inc., New York.
47855
Flower path; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315613; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
47856
Flowers from the White house; from Man on Amer-
ica’s conscience, by Herbert Stothart. © 1 c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316317; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 47857
Fly high: w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp.
316642; Henry Hendricks Ketcham, Scranton.
47858
Fly, navy, fly; w & m Thornton W. Allen & Milo
Sweet: pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317256; Thornton W. Allen co., New York. 47859
Flying aces; song, m Barney Barnes. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942: E unp. 316108; Ethel Lois Cameo,
Seattle. 47860
Fola fola blakken; transcribed from Edvard Grieg’s
Kueldsang fur blakken; pf. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942:
E unp. 315081; Inez Stewart Bull, Upper Mont-
clair, N. J. 47861
Foolish over you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; Eunp. 314963; William Obed Merrill, Ar-
lington, Va. 47862
For democracy; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1942:
E unp. 315187; William H. Morgan, San Francisco.
47863
For Flag and country; w F. M. Croson, melody D.
Ahlstrand. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315042;
Frankie M. Croson, Council Bluffs, Ia. & David
Ahlstrand, Kettle River, Minn. 47864
For freedom & liberty; pf., wifh w. © 1c. Uct. 29,
1942; E unp. 315495; Bruno Forscher, New Yorker
47865
For freedom we fight; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;
E unp. 315060; Alma Koffler, Columbus, O.
47866
For freedom’s Flag; march song. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315443; Clara Lund, New York.
47867
For Lockheed, victory and you; w & melody Harold
Grant. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314912;
Colonial music pub. co., inc., New York. 47868
For my dad; song, arr. Everett Pence. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316722; Bydie S. Poor, Houston.
47869
For our boys; song, m Wendell T. Givens. © lic.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 315973; Marie A. Amberger,
Gloucester, N. J. “47870
For the duration; w Harold Davis & Jack O’Brien,
m Moe Jaffe. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109601;
Rytvoc, inc., New York. 47871
1767
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
47872
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
For the first time, it’s forever; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 317199; Jane Crosby
Prescott, New York. 47872
For the Yanks are on the way; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315922;
Jessie E. Rockhold, Vancouver, Wash. 47873
For you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317402; Norman Hefner Hart, Oklahoma City.
-47874
For you and forever; w & melody Joe [i. e. Joseph]
Singer. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316457;
Joseph Singer, Milwaukee. 47875
For you I'll always care; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315713; A. C. Covington, Fort Barrancas,
Fla. 47876
Foreign lands; w & melody. © ic. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314793; Charles H. Frizzelle, Los Angeles.
47877
Forest of two blue skies; song, w Don Blanding. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315389; Frances Bockius
Toelle, South Gate, Calif. 47878
Forest ranger; w & melody Les Foster [i. e. P. L.
Foster, sr.] © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317247;
Phillip Lester Foster, sr., Bakersfield, Calif.
47879
Forever; w & melody Michael [i. e. M. M. J.] Gar-
vey. © lc. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315618; Mar-
guerite M. J. Garvey, New York. 47880
Forget it; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,1942; E unp.
316892; Louise Jackson Doyle, Tiverton, R.. I.
47881
Forget you had a letter from me; w & melody. ©
Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109397; Samuel Wesoky,
Pittsburgh. he 47882
Forging her own signature; from Dr. Gillespie’s
assistant, by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315533; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47883
Forgiveness; song, w Biblical & by J. H. Gutberlet.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317859; Jean Hervey
Gutberlet, Seattle. 47884
Fortune for a penny; w & melody Al Jacobs, Larry
Stock & Vincent Rose. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E
unp. 312303; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 47885
Forward America; arr. Austin F. Grab; men’s
voices. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315208;
Basil R. Weston, Rochester, N. Y. 47886
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E ump.
47887
—w & melody.
316449; Oran G. Kantner, Somerset, Pa.
Forward march; song, w Shirley Young. © 1 c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315284; Robert Edward
Emerson, Hopkinton, Mass. 47888
Forward the mail; pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 314978; Stanley Thomas Duncan,
San Diego, Calif. 47889
Foundation of reading; by Kevin Buckley; pf. ©
July 28, 1938; E for. 67638; Schott & co., Itd.,
London. 47890
Four buddies; Ww Paul Cunningham, melody Leonard
Whitcup. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315421;
Broadway music corp., New York. 47891
Four-eleventh infantry; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
18,1942; E unp. 317547; Isadore Maurice Randolph,
Cleveland Heights, O. 47892
4-F; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316830; Donald Rowe Snyder, Camillus, N. Y. &
Raymond Corwin, Port Jarvis, N. Y. 47893
4-H grenadiers; w B. B. Owsley, melody G. Gold-
kette. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;E unp. 316071; George
Goldkette & B. Bristow Owsley, Chicago. 47894
Four more years; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316318; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47895
Franklin D.-Winston C.-Joseph V.-Victory Jones;
w & m Harold Rome; in E flat. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316528; Leeds music corp., New
York. 47896
Freedom; by Roger Quilter; string orch., with pf.
conductor & w. © Nov. 7, 1942; E for. 67651;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 47897
—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315451; Ruth Woodward, Los Angeles. 47898
Freedom and democracy forevermore; w Joseph
Vavra Weaver, m August Jerome Rieth. © 1 c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315812; Rialto music pub-
lishers, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 47899
Freedom forevermore; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942;
E unp. 315491; Charles Frederick Kemper, Long
Beach, Calif. 47900
Freedom’s call; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316832; Lillie L. Kassow, New York.
47901
Freedom’s song; song, m Sara Elizabeth Bell. ©
1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317712; Stella V. Smith,
New York. 47902
—— — melody David Ahlstrand. © Nov. 10,
1942; E pub. 109310; Genevieve McGill, Portland,
Or. 47903
French village; from The last lesson, by Nathaniel
Shilkret. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317141;
Loew’s, inc., New York.
Friendship; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316566; RocksieH.
Spinelli, Ipswich, Mass. 47905
From cradle to Uncle Sam; pf. treble, withw. ©
1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314833; A. E. Miller,
Brooklyn. 47906
From mother and father; from Dr. Gillespie’s
assistant, by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315534; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47907
1768
47904 ©
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
47942
From the four ways; pfi., with w. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316141; O. Gordon Erickson, Chicago.
47908
From the Port of Lonely Hearts; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317295;
Lorenzo Vincent, Henderson, Tenn. 47909
From the South, West, East and North; w & m Mrs.
Arthur -[i. e. B. D.] Stehling. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1942: E unp. 316522; Beatrice Deen Stehling,
Fredericksburg, Tex. 47910
From the very first time; w & melody Larry [i. e.
L. W.] Hickman. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317355; Lawrence W. Hickman, Detroit. 47911
Fuehrer’s (Der) face; by Oliver Wallace, arr. Ed.
Plumb; pf.-conductor. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
316374; Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif.
47912
Fuehrer’s (The) on his way down, down; w & melo-
dy Fred Roth [pseud. of Frank Rotblatt] © 1 c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 316879; Frank Rotblatt,
New York. : 47913
Full of the devil; from Andy Hardy’s last fling, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © ic. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317131; Loew’s, inc., New York. 47914
Fully persuaded; hymn, w Maye V. Crow, m B. D.
Ackley. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109210; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 47915
Furlough hug; w Jane Martyn, m Jo [i. e. Josephine]
Martyn. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 109506; Josephine
Martyn & Jane Martyn, New York. 47916
Gallant merchant marine; song. © I c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316360; Bruce Alvin Young, Arling-
ton, Tex. 47917
Game of love; song, melody Paul Riccardi. © 1c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315791; Austin Robert James,
San Antonio. 47918
Garden of memories; waltz, w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315770; Domenic Celentano,
South Ozone Park, N. Y. 47919
Gardenias for your hair; song, arr. Clarence Woods.
© ic. Dec. 2, 1942; & unp. 316981; Susan Alsup,
Tulsa, Ok1. 47920
Gasoline blues; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317624; William Benson Richter, Phila-
delphia. 47921
Gather ’round the dear old Flag; song, m Lindsay
McPhail. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109589: J. 1
Keen, Port Hope, Ont., Canada, 47922
Gee! Ain’t the roses sweet; song. © Oct. 14, 1942;
_ E pub. 109367; Hal Nichols, Los Angeles. 47923
Gefasster abschied; w Ernst Lothar, English ver-
Sion Erna McArthur, m Erich W. Korngold. ©
Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 109292; Associated music
publishers, inc., New York. 47924
General Burgoyne’s minuet; by Isadore Freed; B
flat cornet, with pf. acc. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub.
109100: Belwin, inc., New York. 47925
General Fishl Dovid; operetta, w Isidor Lillian; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315038; Dia
Trilling, New York. 47926
Gertrude Niesen torch hour song folio; w & m com-
piled. © Dec. 2, 1942; AA 416194; Robbins music
corp., New York. 47927
Get behind the man at the front; song. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315574; Blythe Weaver Schulze,
Bartlesville, Okl. 47928
Get behind the ones behind; song. © 1 c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317254; Lena Elizabeth Abernathy,
St. Louis. 47929
Get goin’, get goin’. I know that you'll be back. w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315111;
Thomas Aloysius McShane, Albany. 47930
Ghost of the past; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316319; Loew’s, inc., New York.
47931
Gimme Jimmie; w & m Harold Lawrence, Jay Milton
& Lou Leaman. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109546;
Mills music, inc., New York. 47932
*Ginny; w & melody Dolphe Martin. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317438; Adolphe Martin Eisenbourg,
Boston. 47933
Girl back home; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 316014; Mary E. Stewart, Oak Park, Ill.
47934
Girl by the old creaking gate; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315927;
James Sanns, Ridgefield, N. J. 47935
Girl that was left behind; song, w Frank Bolton. ©
lc. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317763; John Bateman
Shirley, St. Petersburg, Fla. 47936
Gitana escena; English w& mE. K. Statt, Spanish
w Mary Lynn Austin. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316125; Elizabeth Katherine Statt, Minneapolis.
47937
Give a little thought to me; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317041; Lee
T. Smith, Shreveport, La. 47938
Give me a home, in the mountains; w Ruth M. Spen-
cer, melody Hal Chanslor. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316679; Mayflower publications of Holly-
wood, Los Angeles. 47939
Give me wings; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316916; Hazel E. Hoitt, Nashua, N. H.
47940
Give us our command; w S. Billeci,m P. L. Daneri;
pi. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317072; Paul L.
Daneri, Antoich, Calif. & Sal Billeci, Pittsburg,
Calif. 47941
Give us wings; w & m Dale [i. e. A. D.] Garner. ©
lc. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317354; Alvin Dale Gar-
ner, Portland, Or. 47942
1769
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
47943 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Give victory Lord; hymn, m Byron L. Whitworth.
© Aug. 19, 1942: E pub. 109118; James Alvin Mon-
sees, Atlanta. 47943
Give your love to me; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov, 18, 1942; E unp.
315668; Robert E. Rawls, jr., Portsmouth, Va.
47944
Glad news; w Lollie Lou Hi-Song [pseud. of L. L.
Knepp], melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316552: Laura L. Knepp,
South Bend, Ind. 47945
Glider, melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316465; Buster LaVere Harding, New York.
47946
Glorious is Thy name, by Paul Tschesnokoff, arr.
Russell Watson; mixed cho. © Nov. 2, 1942; E
pub. 109394; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
47947
Glory, laud and honor; hymn. © Dec. 4, 1942; E
pub. 109696; Stephen A. Bradford, Flushing, N. Y.
47948
Glory of America; march melody. © 1c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317350; Gaetano Tripodi, Brooklyn.
47949
Go forth to victory; hymn, arr. Violet L. Nyvall.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 109359; F. Harold Russell,
Cambridge, Minn. 47950
Go, lovely rose; w Edmund Waller, m Eric Harding
Thiman; women’s cho. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub.
109168; Elkin & co., ltd., London. 47951
Go paint a rainbow; song. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316935, Margaret Ann Old Carr, San Antonio.
47952
Go tell everybody you see; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. na 1942. E bop. 314917; Vernon
Parker, Cherokee, N. C. 47953
God bless my darling, he’s somewhere; w & melo-
dy. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315195; Bill
Nettles, Shreveport, La. 47954
God bless our country; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942,
E unp. 315144; Wilma Margaret Hagenberg, Des
Moines. : 47955
God bless our President; song. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315757; Matilda Bennett, Dallas.
47956
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
47957
——w & melody.
314882; Pearl Morris, Portsmouth, Va.
God bless our Yankees,
w & m Jack [i. e. J. C.]
Jordan. ©1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. tna:
John C, Jordan, Buffalo. 47958
God bring him back; w Howard Button; pf. © 1c.
Dec, 11, 1942; E unp. a ANSH; Blanche Ora Button,
Pomona, Calif. 47959
God can bless America; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315361; Ray Leachman, Detroit.
47960
1770
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God gave us America; song, melody Bob Carleton. —
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942: E unp. 314940; Jesse T. j
White, Hartford. AT961 —
God give US victory; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, —
1942; E unp. 317469; W. Lee O’Daniel, Washington. —
47962
God speed the Yanks; w Ilsa Engles, melody Sheila
Faber. © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315257;
Sophie E. Fassberg, Spring Valley, N. Y. 47963
é
God speed you home; w Robert Embleton, & melody.
© 1c.Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316821; Arthur Mineo,
New London, Conn. 47964
Goddess of liberty; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316190; Georgia J. Turner,
La Mesa, Calif. 47965
God’s world; w & m Bertha Mae Lillenas; pf. ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109250; Nazarene pub,
house, Kansas City, Mo. 47966
Goin’ to heaven; w & m Carl Yaeger [i.e. C.E
Yaeger, jr.| © 1'c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316713;
Carl Ellott Yaeger, jr., Los Angeles. 47967
Goin’ to Tokyo; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942;
E unp. 315756; Ballard Rayburn Taylor, Chicago.
47968
Gold is where you find it; song. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1942; EF unp. 315205, Marie Olcott, Grand Junction,
Col. 47969 ©
Golden hours; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314944; Jean Lazo, Detroit. —
47970
Golden wings of the navy air force; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316145; Frances Sears
Willis, Des Moines. 47971
Gone with the breeze; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1942; E unp. 315323; Rufus Calvin Bowman, 3d,
Salem, Va. 47972
Good-by pal; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E ¢
unp. 316220; Ann B. Rendall, Chicago. 47973 ;
,
7
Good-bye; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315188; William H. Morgan, San Francisco.
47974
Hy
Good-bye America; w G. IL johnson, m Jimmy [i. e. —
James] Ingraham. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316107; Gordon Loring Johnson & James Ingraham, 3
Westbrook, Me. 47975 —
‘
Good-bye Charlie, good-bye John, song. © lc. a
Nov. 27, 1942, E unp. 316575, George Andrus, —
Minneapolis. 47976 ;
|
Good bye, good luck, God bless you; arr. Bill Simon, ~
pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316641; ©
William Andrew Peppers, Tulsa, Oki. 41977 4
Good-bye Jim; w Pat Jack McDermott, & melody a
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1942, E unp. 316628; Beatrice
Marie Kluenter, Newark, N. J. 47978 ;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
48013
Good-bye, Roosevelt, hello, Hitler; song, m Aaron
~ A. Clark. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 109093;
Joseph Allen Briley, Cape Neddick, Me. 7979
Good good-bye; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942: E unp.
315197; George Hiltz, Los Angeles. 47980
Good night, my love, my sweet; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316573; Frederick Gor-
don Crabtree, Evansville, Ind. 47981
Good-night, so long; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316397; Elizabeth A. Richardson,
Malden, Mass. — 47982
Good soldiers never cry; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316116; Katrine Heitger Ahrens,
Louisville. 47983
Goodby for a while; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942: E unp. 316466; Eileen Marie Miller, Albany,
Calif. 47984
Goodbye again; song. © 1c. Dec. il, 1942; E unp.
317724; George J. Hill, Yonkers, N. Y. 47985
Goodbye my love; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942: E unp. 315404; Anthony Petolino, Newark,
Ni. J. 47986
Goodbye, my love, goodbye; song, melody William
B. Carroll. © ic. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316533;
George Ponkauskas, Chicago. 47987
Goodbye son, good luck and God bless you; w Vin-
cent Dangler, & melody. © ic. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315765; Edward A. Miller, Freeport, L. I.,
N. Y. 47988
Goodbye sweetheart; song, m Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316049; Therese Block,
Bloomfield, Neb. 47989
Gospel to the byways and hedges; arr. Audrey M.
Barnes; pf., with w. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109523; Benjamin F. Kuntz, Carlisle, Pa.
47990
Got no line; w & melody John Madison [pseud. of J.
K. Mathiesen] © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317282;
John Kindler Mathiesen, Brooklyn. 47991
Gotta brand new soldier sweetheart; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E’unp. 317575; Irma
L. Maher, New York. 47992
Gotta get to St. Joe; w Leo Corday, melody Joe
Bishop. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316384;
Charling music corp., New York. 47993
Grain that built a hemisphere; by Ed Plumb; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315962;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif.
47994
Granby high! Our alma mater; pf., with w. © Nov.
25, 1942; E pub. 109423; John W. W. Cumming,
Portsmouth, Va. 47995
Grand money waltz; from Money princesses; 2-
pt. treble voices. © 1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
316366; Erna Wedeman, New York. 47996
Grandpappy’s fiddle; w L. McDonald, melody M.
G. Thomas. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942: E unp. 315227;
Leo McDonald & Millard Galweston Thomas, New
York, 47997
Gray and the gold; hymn, w &m F. Clark Perry.
© Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109219; Rodeheaver co.,
. Winona Lake, Ind. 47998
Great commandment; w &m Avelyn Mae Kerr. ©
Dec. 23, 1942: E pub. 110402; Harmony music
publishers, Chicago. ; 47999
Great gospel songs and hymns; compiled Adger M.
Pace, G. Kieffer Vaughan, W. B. Walbert & Luther
Drummond. © Sept. 18, 1942; AA 415596; James
D. Vaughan, music publisher, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
48000
Great MacArthur; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317826; S. H. Orr,
Pennington Gap, Va. 48001
Green Hill; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315245; Walter E. Bailey, Philadelphia.
48002
Green (The) of our hills; w & melody F. Wyatt.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316140, John Wyatt
& Florence Wyatt, Portland, Or. 48003
Guardians of the sky; w & melody Thornton W.
Allen. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317257;
Thornton W. Allen co., New York. 48004
Guards all fall right off the wall when the Sing
Sing singers sing; foxtrot song, m Carl Deman-
gate, sr. © 1c. June 22, 1942; E unp. 314898;
Roy Pauley, East Orange, N. J. 48005
Guiding light; song. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317677; Eva C. Sanford, Schenectady, N. Y.
48006
Guy with the gun; w Jerry Bowne, melody Frankie
Carle [pseud. of F. N. Carlone] © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314967; Francis N. Carlone, Van
Nuys, Calif. 48007
Gypsy dances: violin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317757; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
48008
Gypsy moon; w & melody. © Oct. 15, 1942; E
pub, 109102: Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh.
48009
Ha! - Ha! Hada! Right up my sleeve; w Irving
Tayler, melody Vic Mizzy. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316182; Santly-Joy, inc., New York.
48010
Had I not thee; anon. w; pf. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316435; John Alexander Rogers, New York.
48011
Hail Alice Robertson; song, arr. Miriam Spindler.
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317535, Charles B.
Reves, Little Rock, Ark. 48012
Hail and snow; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 315310: Frank Izzo, New Haven.
. 48013
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Hail, hail the Yanks are here; w & m Albert F.
Koke. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314339; Ethel
F. Koke, Baltimore. 48014
Hail! The American flying services; song, w Stan-
ley Young. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315353;
Merle Richmond Campbell, Dunlap, IIl. 48015
Hail to our army; march melody. © 1c. Dec. 2,
1942; E unp. 317049; Sergei Barsukoff-Selby,
New York. 48016
Hail to the F. B.I.; song, arr. Arthur Henderson.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315886; Harry
Blackwell, Bowling Green, Ky. 48017
Half-past lovin’ time; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317369; Donald G. Bortfeld, San
Rafael, Calif. 48018
Hallelu; w & m Paul J. Winkopp. © Sept. 29, 1942;
E pub. 109317; Broadcast music, inc., New York.
48019
Hallelujah, brother, we’re on our way; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 316890; Lois Camp-
bell, Hattiesburg, Miss. 48020
Hallelujah! Homeward bound; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314875; Betty Ray Farmer,
Elberton, Ga. ~- 48021
Halt! Halt! Who goes there; song. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316703; Margaret Trace Webster,
Bakersfield, Calif. 48022
Ham what am; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316727; Jesse S. Longwith, Seymour, Mo.
48023
Hamblen (Stuart) and his lucky stars; w & m com-
piled S. Hamblen. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 109135;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 48024
Hand in hand; song. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315666; Phyllis Michael, Shickshinny, Pa.
48025
Hand it over to your Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315559; Tekla Buff,
Schenectady, N. Y. 48026
Happiness; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315270; Sammy Smith, Nashville. 48027
Happy hymns of praise; supplement, #& m Mrs. P.
T. [i. e. L. O. A.) Wheeler. © Nov. 4, 1942; E
pub. 109339; Leora Obra Aulick Wheeler, Hazard,
Ky. 48028
Happy landing; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316117; Katrine Heitger Ahrens, Louisville.
48029
Happy landings second air force; w W.G. Schauffler,
jr. & K. D. Schauffler, m J. S. Miner. © 1c. Nov.
5, 1942; E unp. 315488; W. H. Schauffler, jr.,
Kate DeF. Schauffler & Jack S. Miner, Spokane. af
480
E. Axelson] © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317603;
Ellen Elizabeth Axelson, Wilmette, II1.
Happy memories; w & m Ellen Eay [pseud. of E. i
Happy reunion; from Dr. Gillespie’s assistant,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315535; Loew’s, inc., New York. —
~~ 48032 —
Happy Yank; song. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317236; Marion Heffernan Krebs, St. Louis.
48033
Harbor lights; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315686; Jorgen Hestnes, East Stanwood, Wash.
48034
Hasta luego; from Something to shout about, w &
m Cole Porter. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109555;
Chappell & co., ltd., New York. 48035
Hats off; operetta, lyrics & bk. Hazel E. Harri-
son, m Adele Bohling Lee, adapted Don Wilson.
© Oct. 29, 1942; D 76197; Raymond A. Hoffman —
co., Chicago. 48035*
Hats off, America; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314990; Leon H. Watkins,
Erwin, N. C. 48036
Haunted Hawaii; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315446; Mrs. Herbert Kenneth Acord,
Houston.- 48037
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Hayfoot strawfoot; w O. Harbach & O. Hammer-
stein, 2d, mJ. Kern; 2 pis. & choir. © Oct. 19,
1942; E pub. 109449; Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach
& Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
48038
Hayloft; w R. L. Stevenson, marr. A. H. Erskine;
pi. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316653; Isador
Bernstein, Grasmere, S..I., N. Y. 48039
He goes to meeting; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316320; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48040
He is my Saviour; w Mrs. James Peever; pf. ©
Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 109386; David Livingstone
Ives, Fort Wayne. - 48041
He made it plain to me; hymn, w Virgil P. Brock,
m Blanche Kerr Brock. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub.
109204; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
48042
He plays the horses; w & m’Frank Davis, Sam
Braverman & Win Brookhouse. © Nov. 30, 1942;
E pub. 109606; Leeds music corp., New York.
48043
He will not destroy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317414; H. A. Payne, Poughkeepsie,
Ne ¥: 48044
He won’t want to lie inbed; w & melody. © ic.
Noy. 14, 1942; E unp. 315267; Leta Laree Wade,
Kansas City, Mo. 48045
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no. 11, 1942
48080
He wore a maple leaf upon his Shoulder; w Roma
Campbell Hunter, m Art Strauss. © Mar. 3,
1942; E for. 67678; Cinephonic music co., ltd.,
London. 48046
Heads up; from He’s my guy, w Everett Carter, m
Milton Rosen. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317410;
Universal music corp., New York. 48047
Hear me calling you dear; w & melody. © ic.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315392; Lola A. Billek,
Daggett, Calif. 48048
Hear me tell you; song, melody Danny Kuaana & M.
Blackwell. © lc. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317217;
Maile Blackwell, New York. 48049
Hear my twilight serenade; song. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 316921; Clark Pierson, Bloomington,
Ind. ; 48050
Hear the call; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
E unp. 315080; Rebecca Virginia Brook, Pitts-
burgh. 48051
Heart (The) doesn’t lie; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
21, 1942; E unp. 315959; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Ill. 48052
Heart of my heart; w Dorothy Bassett, m Keith
Crosby Brown, based on m by Tschaikowsky; high
voice. © Nov. 10, 1942; E pub. 109137; R. D.
Row music co., Boston. 48053
Heart’s content; schottische; pf., with w. © 1 c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317008; Charles H. Samuel,
San Francisco. 48054
Heaven for two; from Hellzapoppin, w & m Don
Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1 c. Nov. 20, 1942; E
unp. 315825; Leeds music corp., New York.
48055
Heaven’s just next door; w Jerry Hochberg, & mel-
ody. © ic. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315255; Georg-
ette Seckler Baum, Elmhurst, L. L, N. Y.
48056
Heel heel Hitler; w & m Tony [i. e. A. F.] De Oreo.
© ic. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315736; Antonio F.
De Oreo, Cleveland. 48057
Hello, my friends; pf. treble, withw. © 1 c. Nov.
21, 1942; E unp. 317200; Jane Crosby Prescott,
New York. 48058
Hello over there; song. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E
unp. 315137; James M. Tilghman, Mitchelville,
Md. 48059
Hello to the sun; w Frank Eyton, m Noel Gay. ©
Sept. 5, 1941; E for. 67674; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 48060
Help me with my plan; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316551;
Theresa Blood, Fall River, Mass.
Henry Foo; w & m Frank Madden. © Dec. 3, 1942;
E pub. 109526; Frank Antony, New York. —
- 48062
48061
Hep, hep, hep; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
E unp. 314902; Nathan Marcus, Brooklyn.
: 48063
Here come the Yanks; song. © Nov. 11, 1942; E
pub. 109096; Les Garman, Huntingdon, Pa.
48064
—song. © lc. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316428;
Margaret Trace Webster, Bakersfield, Calif.
48065
Here comes Old Glory again; w & melody Michele
Carmichael [pseud. of M. H. Morrison] © 1 c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315807; Michael H. Mor-
rison, Worcester. 48066
Here comes that doughboy; song. © 1 c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317343; Esther Mae Harris, At-
lanta. 48067
Here comes the navy; w & melody John C. Wickes
& R. J. Magee. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315015; Roger J. Magee, Boston. 48068
Here I stand, with my heart in my hand; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315604; Bev-
erly Ressel, Riverside, Calif. & Leon Rene, Los
' Angeles. 48069
Here we are; song, arr. Leona Caldwell. © lc.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317652; Elsa Louise Pirie,
Chicago. 48070
Here we come; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
- unp. 316883; Harry Beddig, Oakland, Calif.
48071
—song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315809;
Frank E. Twiss, Logansport, Ind. 48072
—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp.
315126; Joe J. Lengyel, Flint, Mich. 48073
Here we come Shickelgruber, here we come; w &
melody. © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1942: E unp. 314863;
Joseph Motola & Emanuel G. Goldstein, Hartford.
48074
Here we come three million strong; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316636; M. E. Price,
Berwyn, Md. 48075
Here we come Uncle Sam; song. © Nov. 23, 1942;
E pub. 109314; Arthur L. Walker, Hinsdale, Ill.
48076
Here we go; pf., with w. © lc. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315022; Emma Catherine West, Philadel-
phia. 48077
Here’s a toast to the heroes of our nation; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 317542;
Josie May Heath, Bucksport, Me. 48078
Here’s how; song, w anon. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317365; Carl F. Von Gunten, Wheaton, II1.
: 48079
Here’s to all our fighting men; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317331; Harold Frieden-
berg, San Francisco. 48080
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48081
Here’s to the men in our navy, and here’s to the
Red, White and Blue; song. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316434; Marguerite Waugh Hall, Roseland,
Node 1: 48081
Hermit’s life; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317297; Hilda Kelley, Chi-
cago. 48082
Heroes of the U. S. A.; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316168; Josephine Marie
Italiano, Orange, N. J. 48083
Heroes of Wake Isle; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317380;
Ruby Glover Ervin, Brownfield, Tex, 48084
Hero’s (A) march; song, melody Frank Ford. © 1
c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 316004; Violet Bray,
Columbus, Ga. 48085
He’s a buck private with the ground crew; song, m
Bernie Clements. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp.
316959; Esther Rae Mead, Houston. 48086
He’s a fighting marine; w & melody. © 1c.Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317681; Helen J. P. Macdonald, Al-
die, Va. 48087
He’s a private in the army, but he’s captain of my
heart; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp.
316011; Jerome Baehr, Worcester. 48088
He’s a traveling man for Uncle Sam; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317437; Louis Harri-
son Richards, Dayton, O. 48089
He’s my doughboy; song. © 1c. Nov. 16; 1942; E
unp. 315442; Verna Merritt Garcia, Coconut
Grove, Fla. 48090
Hey! America; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. ;
315375; Rose Elaine Carter, Los Angeles.
48091
Hi, soldier; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316705; Beulah Ellen Britton, Sioux Falls, S. D.
48092
Hi there, my soldier; w & melody, © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316103; Mary Florence Trindl, Chi-
cago. 48093
Hide me in your heart; song, w Margie Livingston.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; Eunp. 315156; Rhoda Inness,
Bronxville, N. Y. 48094
High flight; w John G. Magee, jr., melody Ann [i. e.
A. M.j Miller. © 1c, Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317056; Anna M. Miller, Washington. 48095
Highway of dreams; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 316952: Earl Frederick Allingham,
Washington. 48096
Highway to heaven; song, arr. Helen Gurulé Kraft.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317644; Myrtle
Westlake, Denver. 48097
Hijas (Las) del Zebedeo; letra y m R, Chapi, arr.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 315963; Frank La
' Forge, New York. 48098
Hijos valerosos de America; marcha, letra y
melodia. © 1 c. Nov. 20, 1942: E unp. 315782;
Fidelia Arzapalo, New York. 48099
Himno patriotico; letra y m Jesus Guzman Arce.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314869; Jose R.
Ramirez, San Antonio. 48100
Hip cats jive; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316345; McKinley Sims, Buffalo. 48101
Hippity hop; w & m Ruth Prosser. © July 7,
1942; E pub. 109513; Prosser music pub. co.,
New York.
Hirohito we’re coming; song, m Susanne Oldberg
& M. Scott. © ic.Nov.17, 1942; E unp. 315543;
Maggie Scott, Washington. 48103
His darling Oklahoma Rose; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317386; Albert Pittman, Tulsa, Okl. 48104
His Excellency the Governor; w Albert Holloway,
mH. K. Schminkey & A. Holloway. © 1 c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 317597; Harry Kirk Schminkey,
Baltimore. 48105
His final speech; from Man on America’s con-
science, composed & arr. Herbert Stothart, in-
cluding Battle cry of freedom, by Root. © 1 c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316321; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 48106
Hit ’em again; w & m Nat Brusiloff & Nelson
Cogane. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315938;
Leeds music corp., New York.
Hitler, Hirohito and the Dago; w Gerald Grey, m
]. A. Parks; men’s cho. © Nov. 23, 1942; = pub.
109437; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 48108
- Hitler, you’re done; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316392; Simon D. Weissman, Co-
lumbus, oO. 48109
Hitler’s gone; song. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942, E unp.
316961; Mary Alice Tabitha Striplin, New York.
48110
Hitler’s got the White house blues; song, melody
Hal Chanslor. © 1 c.-.Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316675; Rose Marion Coghurn, Wauchula, Fla.
48111
Hold high the torch of freedom; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21,1942; E unp. 315918;
W.G. Parry, Akron, O. 48112
Hold me close; song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E
unp. 316602; Gladys Katherine Tanajewski, Old
Mystic, Conn. 48113
Hold that line; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315027; Ralph Moralez, Waukegan, Ill.
48114
Hold Thou my hands; w William Canton, m Gra-
ham Godfrey; low voice. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub.
109082; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
48115
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no. 11, 1942
Holy birth; mixed cho. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316136; Gaele Hessel Bouma, Los Angeles.
48116
Home coming; from Man on America’s conscience,
composed & arr. Herbert Stothart, including Red
River Valley, © 1 ¢. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316322; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48117
Home-defense-victory-march; melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316206; Raymond A. Harris,
Nutley, N. J. 48118
Home in the West; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317374;
Dorothy Martin, Delta, Col. 48119
Home is where the heart is; song. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315575; Blythe Weaver Schulze,
Bartlesville, Okl. 48120
Home of my childhood; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315944; Lila Sharme Myers,
Port Angeles, Calif. 48121
Homeland; w Don Pelosi, m Leslie Sutch. © Jan.
27, 1942; E for. 67677; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 48122
Honey; w & melody. ©1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; Eunp.
317620; John Crocker Fisher, 3d, Cambridge,
Mass. 48123
Honey on my mind; w Val Guest, m Manning Sher-
win. © Sept. 25, 1942; E for. 67688; Cinephonic
music co., ltd., London. 48124
Honey or money; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314915; George C. Les-
ter, Tulsa, Ok1. 48125
Honey wait for me; w& melody. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316637; Mrs. Lee F. Stolz, Akron, O.
48126
Honeymoon suite, on Centre street; fox-trot, w &
melody Wilma Dorothy Danberger {i e. W. D. D.
Kukkee] © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317407; Wil-
ma Dorothy Danberger Kukkee, Port Arthur, Ont.,
Canada. ‘48127
Honolulu maid; w G. E. Heaton, m G. Storts. © 1
c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315119; Grace Edna
Heaton, Okmulgee, Okl. & Georgia Storts, Musko-
gee, Okl. 48128
Hooray; by May [i. e. I. M.] Lentz; pf. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316260; Ida May Lentz, Suisun,
_ Calif. 48129
Hooray! For Henry J.; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
(20, 1942; E unp. 315835; Ruth Eugenia Buehl,
Lakewood, O. 48130
Hooray for Jimmy, he do’ed it; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317731; Clarence Beaver
Lober, Washington.
Hope of the world is Jesus; hymn, w C. Austin
Miles, m B. D. Ackley. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub.
109220; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
48132
512843 O - 43 - 3
48131 -
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48149
Hot biscuits and country ham; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 316023; Frank R. Angell,
Roanoke, Va. 48133
Hot sausage man; w George Fredericks [pseud. of
F. Trunk], m Jimmie Crane. © Nov. 24, 1942;
E pub. 109424; Frederick Trunk, Elverson, Pa.
48134
Hot stuff; w Morton Zabel, m Richard Fister, arr.
Edward E. Menges. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315301; Mrs. Joseph Fister, Overland, Mo.
48135
Hotel Atlanta; from Reunion, by Franz Waxman.
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317129; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 48136
Hours I spent with you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. Siaee2, Orville W. Thompson,
Baltimore. 48137
How about you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316786;
R. C. Haddow, Muskegon, Mich. 48138
How blest are they; w tr. from the Greek liturgy
by W. J. Birbeck, m P. Tschaikowsky, arr. Rus-
sell Watson; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 2,
1942; E pub. 109393; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 48139
How can I forget; song, w Joyce J. Scott. © lec.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315433; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 48140
How can I help loving Jesus; pf., with w. © Aug.
1, 1942; E pub. 109385; David Livingstone Ives,
Fort Wayne. 48141
How I wish I were a kid again; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315405; Anthony Peto-
lino, Newark, N. J. 48142
How long wilt Thou forget me, O Lord; w Biblical,
m J. S. Bach, arr. Gerald F. Frazee; mixed cho.
© Feb. 20, 1942; E pub. 102030; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 48143
How many moons shall pass; song. © 1 c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315368; Elizabeth Katherine
Statt, Minneapolis. 48144
How many times; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317153; George Robert Moss, Brook-
lyn. 48145
How often must I try; w & melody Clarke Van
Doren. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315587;
Edwin Aubrey Bauers, Upper Darby, Pa. 48146
How true are these things; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316991; Max-
ine Williams, Mt. Vernon, Mo. 48147
How we are going to win this war; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315691; Frank Powell, Owosso,
Mich. 48148
How well I remember; song, m Charles F. Bauer.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315616; Lawrence
Albert Bedard, La Porte City, Ia 48149
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48150 pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Humor in American song; w & m compiled A.
Loesser, arr. Alfred Kugel; pf. © Nov. 5, 1942;
A 169106; Arthur Loesser, New York. 48150
Hundreds of millions strong; song. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316605; Frederic Lyle Pitner, La
Porte, Ind. 48151
Hunting song; by Helen A. Greim; pf. © Nov. 18,
1942; E pub, 109415; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 48152
Hurrah for our American girl; w Kenya Rhye, m
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
315904, Grace Garfield Bouche, Walla Walla,
Wash. 48153
Hurrah for the U.S. A.; march, w & m L. Hudson
Stowe. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 109017; S. J.
Melody music publisher, Sewell, N. J. 48154
Hurrah, hooray, for the U. S. marines; song, m
Eddie Keenan. © Nov. 11, 1942; E pub. 109095;
Russell L. Smith, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
48155
Hurry up, you doughboys; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315667; Ralph Starkel, APO 827, c/o Post-
master, New Orleans. 48156
Hush-a-bye my little one; song. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315173; Hazel R. Beatley, South
Gate, Calif. 48157
Hut 2-3-4; song. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
315237; Ruby Weinstein, New York.. 48158
Hymn; song, w Edgar Allen Poe. © 1c. Nov, 23,
1942; E unp. 317612; Philip Greeley Clapp, Iowa
. City, Ia. 48159
Hymn for Advent; pf., with w. © Nov. 21, 1942; E
pub. 109472; Mary Emmanuel Partridge, St. Louis.
48160
Hymn for peace; song. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
109341; Alfred Francis McDermott, Pound, Wis.
48161
Hymn of prayer; based on Finlandia, by Jean Sibe-
lius, arr. Herbert Stavely Sammond; women’s
cho. © Oct. 24, 1942; E pub. 109639; Associated
music publishers, inc., New York. 48162
Hymn of the United Nations; w & melody. © lc.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315436; Altha Crowther
Wright, Baltimore. 48163
Hymn to God, our Father; mixed voices. © Nov. 2,
1942; E pub. 109147; James DeForest Murch,
Cincinnati. 48164
Hymn to Pearl Harbor; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316138; Helen Thomas,
New York. : 48165
Hymn to St. Cecilia; w W. H. Auden, m Benjamin
Britten, op. 27; mixed voices. © Nov. 25, 1942;
E for. 67658, Boosey & co. ltd., London.
48166
Hymn to the nation; song, w Marie Larson Ander-
son & C. H. Vaaler. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315620; Celia Holm Vaaler, Cannon Falls,
Minn. 48167
-I ain’t-a been nowhere; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
4, 1942; E unp. 317167; Ben Horwitz, Chicago.
: 48168
I always knew; from Something to shout about, w
& m Cole Porter. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109110;
Chappell & co., inc., New York. 48169
I am a Yankee Doodle; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315335; Gilbert I. Davenport, Osage City, Kan.
48170
Iam for Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 315073; Jacob Lefkowitz, Denver.
48171
Iam so lonely; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316424; Emily Elaine Frazier, Folsom,
Calif. 48172
I am thinking of you; song.
pub. 109401; Harold Franklin Hippenstiel, Beth-
lehem, Pa. 48173
Iask you; w & m Jerry [i. e. L. G.] Parker. © 1
c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 316847; Lucy Geraldine
Parker, Hollywood, Calif. 48174
I belong to the U.S. A.; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov.
© Nov. 18, 1942; E ~
24, 1942; E unp. 316105; Robert E. Gibby, To-
wanda, Pa. 48175
I better count to ten; fox trot, w &melody. Olc.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315584, Arthur Henry Au-
dette, Burlington, Vt. 48176
I bless the day you came along; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315663; Morris Rosen-
berg, Weehawken, N. J. 48177
I bought a bond for you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315821; Louis Galantino, Nunzio
Angelone & Domenic Angelone, Orange, N. J.
48178
I call you the bravest American mother; w & m
Victoria Maguda, M. Maguda & Victor Marcy,
arr. Harold Potter. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317168; Mary Maguda, Buffalo. 48179
I can always find you in my heart; song. © 1c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315200; John Henry Holmes,
Columbus, O.
I can see Old Glory waving; song, m Gordon R.
Woodford. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316067;
Ada Cooper Jameson, Kansas City, Mo.
48181
I can tell by your eyes; m Betty [i.e. Elizabeth —
Emmal] Sorenson; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317533; Hugh Edmund Sorenson,
Milwaukee. 48182
I can’t believe it; w & melody Dorothy [i. e. M. D.]
Baker,
Myrtle Dorothy Baker, New York.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314877;
48183
1776
48180
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
I can’t get you off my mind; w Ted [i. e. Theodore]
Rosen, melody Albert Lewis. © 1 c.Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317580; Theodore Rosen, Boston. 48184
I can’t remember when I didn’t love; w & melody
Edward Riley [pseud. of E. R. Graham, jr.] © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316824; Edward Riley
Graham, jr., Columbus, O. 48185
I can’t stand a shortage of you; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315383; Earl Ivor Vernon
Soderholm, Seattle. 48186
I could be blue; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315828; Margaret Elizabeth Allen, Chicago.
48187
I could forget; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316631; Mildred E. Ray, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 48188
I couldn’t tell it to another person; w Irving Taylor,
melody Vic Mizzy. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316181; Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 48189
I dedicate this song to you; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317863; Genta Darlan, Ard-
more, Pa. A 48190
I didn’t know; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
317508; Mary Edgar Keeney, Fort Thomas, Ky.
48191
I didn’t know it then; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314992; Elna Mae Ryden,
New Castile, Col. 48192
I didn’t realize; song, arr. Henry Gorden. © 1 c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315829; Oneida James Por-
ter, Chicago. 48193
I do not know; pf., with w. © ic. Nov. 20, 1942; E
unp. 315796; John Paul MacLachlan, Houghton, N.
Y. 48194
I don’t care what happens now; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317287; Francis Austin
Garrison, Los Angeles. 48195
I don’t give a damn, says your Uncle Sam; w & mel-
ody. © ic. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317453; Harry
Campbell, Hayward, Calif. 48196
I don’t know how to begin; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317829; Kaul J.
Ramirez, Villahermosa, Tab., Mexico. 48197
I don’t know, it seems so; from Money princesses;
2-pt. treble voices. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
316365; Erna Wedeman, New York. 48198
I don’t like it no way; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Nov. 12, 1942; & unp. 315175; Carl Jones, Chicago.
48199
I don’t mind the blackout; song, melody Urith
Mosher. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315051;
Jack Kaplan, Miami Beach, Fla. 48200
I don’t want a lease-lend lover; song, m Gaynell
Amundson. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317483;
Edith Margaret Thompson, Midwest, Wy.
eee ee ae
48201
48218
I draw the line at me; song. © 1c. Nov. 2l,
1942; E unp. 315875; Mildred Goldman, Arlington,
Va. 48202
I dream of you; song, m Leon Martin [pseud. of
Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315692; Myrtle Bailey, Summerfield, La.
48203
——w Leonard Klein, S. J. Rubin & Laurence
Garden, melody L. Klein. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315298; Sidney Joseph Rubin, Brooklyn.
48204
I dream of you, when the night winds sigh; song.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317745; Loretta
Newcomb Scott Tomlins, Wadeville, N. C.
48205
I dreamed a dream; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1942; E unp. 315135; John Frederic Luby, Brook-
lyn. 48206
I dreamed I was walking; w & melody. © i c.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315891; Ethel Mae Hamil-
ton, Miami, Fla. 48207
I enlisted in Uncle Sam’s army; w& melody. © 1
c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315600; J. C. Alexander,
Phoenix, Ariz. 48208
I enlisted today; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317827; James Kosholo,
Camp Carrabelle, Fla. 48209
I fell and broke my heart; w & m Ray O'Day,
Billy Hays & Frank Capano. © Apr. 8, 1942; E
pub. 109464; Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia.
48210
I fell for you; w P. Murray, melody D. Ahlstrand.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315040; Proctor
Murray, Spokane & David Ahlstrand, Kettle Riv-
er, Minn. 48211
I fell in love; w & melody. © ic. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315168; Ann Holder, Portsmouth, Va.
48212
I fell in love with a WAAC-y in khaki; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315489; Ruby
Jane Douglass, Fort Des Moines, Ia. 48213
I fell in love with an angel; song. © ic. Nov. 5,
1942;.E unp. 314846; Loretta Johnson, Fort
Smith, Ark. 48214
I fell in love with heaven; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317293;
Joseph H. Braxton, New Brighton, L. I., N. Y.
48215
I found a dream; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316547;
Roland Smith, Fort Benning, Ga. 48216
I found sugar on Sugar Hill; w Redd Evans, m Lee
Mayes. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109352; Reis &
Taylor, inc., New York. 48217
I found you in Cibola; w & melody. © lc. Nov. 7,
1942; E unp. 316041; Le Roy High, Oklahoma
City. 48218
17177
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
48219 pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
I get around on my thumb; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317197; Edna Harris, Holly-
wood, Calif. 48219
I give and you keep taking; song. © 1 c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 317441; Diane Johnston, Fort Worth.
48220
I got me a marine; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316299; Constance Warner Ralston,
Reno, Nev. 48221
I got music in my soul; song. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317073; Margaret Guild Scully, Chicago.
48222
IF got my thrill in a blackout; song, m Aaron A.
Clark. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 1¢9090; Dixon M.
Palmones, Fieldston, N. Y. 48223
Igot no gas, baby; song, melody Talbot M. Mal-
colm, jr. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 316029;
Peter H. Grimes, Belmont, Mass. 48224
I got the thing to make your love come down; song,
m AaronA. Clark. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315142; James M. Tilghman, Mitchelville, Md.
48225
I got to go a feuden[?]; w& melody. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317288; Francis Austin Garrison,
Los Angeles. 48226
I hear; w Alfred J. Oxenham, m Hattie [i. e. E. H.]
Oxenham. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315572;
Ernestine Harriett Oxenham, Amagansett, N. Y.
48227
I hear America call; w Bernard Grossman, m
Richard Hageman, arr. Lucien Cailliet; mixed
cho. © Mar. 25, 1942; E pub. 103055; Hawkes &.
son (London) Itd., London. 48228
I hear big planes; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316308; Minnie S. Campbell Getz,
Wilkinsburg, Pa. 48229
I hear you screaming; by George Williams; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316244; Mu-
tual music soc., inc., New York. 48230
I heard a serenade; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 316212; Carrie-Lewis Simpson, Ra-
leigh, N. C. 48231
I just came by; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315637; Helen E. Williams, New
York. 48232
I just kissed your picture goodnight; w Mack David,
m Walter Kent. © Nov. 13, 1942; E pub. 109154;
Crawford music corp., New York. 48233
I just wanna have fun; melody. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317002; Louis X. Bell, Los Angeles.
48234
I keep thinking of you; w Y. Loria, melody J.
Harsche. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315068;
Yolanda Loria & Joseph Harsche, New York.
48235
I knew this would happen; song, m Mickey [i. e.
M. H.] Smith & Ed Utley. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 317523; Milford H. Smith, Bartlesville,
Okl. 48236
I know, darling; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
ce. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317811; Mary Strine,
Capitol Heights, Md. 48237
I know it’s love; w & melody Jimmy [i. e. G. W.]
Maxwell & J. E. Polston. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
unp. 317621; James E. Polston & Gerald Warren
Maxwell, Denver. 48238
I know that he’ll come back to me; pf., with w. ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315950; Frederick
Turney Alley, Waynesboro, Tenn. 48239
I know where the lovelight ‘lingers; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316471; Isabelle H.
Daniel, Los Angeles. 48240
I leaned across ten thousand miles; song, m Dick
Dube. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317156; Bis-
Sell B. Palmer, Manhasset, N. Y. 48241
I left my baby in the mountains; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315090; Al Carvell,
Nashville. 48242
I like ev’rything about you; w & melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317452; George William
Tapley, Ayer, Mass: 48243
I loaned my lover to Uncle Sam till the big world
war is won; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315340; M. R.
Harvey, Asheboro, N. C. 48244
I long for your lips; song, m J. Crane. © 1 c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316968; Nicie Simmons,
Boyds, Md. 48245
I lost your love; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
8, 1942; E unp. 317560; Esther Raimondi, Butler,
Pa. - 48246
I love to be liked by you; song, arr. Marie Hall
Brimacombe.
317628; John F. Glasgow, Portland, Ind.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
I love to sing; w & m Marion Le Bron, arr. Grace
Martin Olson; pf. © Nov. 6, 1942; A 168880;
Willis music co., Cincinnati.
I love to wander; w Sonny Miller, m Fred Prisker.
© Nov. 19, 1942; E for. 67645; B. Feldman &
co., London. 48249
T love you my wenderful one; w & melody. © ic.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317741; Margaret Acker,
Dallas. 48250
I love you so; song. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315630; Heber Osborne Van Gilder, Portsmouth,
O. * 48251
I love you truly; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315671; Daniel M. Bittinger, Salisbury, Pa.
48252
1778
48248 ©
48247
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
48285
I loved but lost; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 10, 1942; Eunp. 314928; Edward Di Nardo,
Binghamton, N. Y. 48253
I mailed my letter in the air; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317387; Mabel Ohl, Denver. 48254
I may be wrong; w & melody Ed McBride. © 1c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317270; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 48255
I met a girl who’s got the most charming accent;
foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316172; Jules Edward Brezin, Camp Polk,
La. 48256
I met her on a three day leave; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316957; Franklin Martin
Hoffman, Brooklyn. 48257
I might, dear, but I never do; song, m William F.
Reap & Michael Kane. © 1 c. Nov. 20, 1942; E
unp. 315831; Bernice Kanipe, Forest City, N: C.
48258
I might have known; w & m Marge Dillinger. © 1
c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317147; Mrs. E. B. Dil-
linger, Glendale, u.I1., N. Y. 48259
I miss my old Hawaii; song. © Nov. 16, 1942; E
pub. 109312; Rodney Thomas West, Johnston Is-
land, Hawaii. 48260
I miss my Rosemary; w Mary Miller, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315752; E. Louis
Jurih, St. Louis. 48261
I miss you so much; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317396;
Fred, H. Enz, Lafayette, Ind. 48262
I need your loving to quiet down my nerves; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317561;
Gonzales Huerta, Philadelphia. 48263
I never felt so blue; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317495; Ross E. Miller, Syracuse. 48264
I never knew; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317377; Virginia
Rexroat, Hammond, Ind. 48265
I never knew I cared, but now I do; w Vincent
Dangler, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315764; Edward A. Miller, Freeport, L.I., N. Y.
48266
I never knew such happiness; song. © 1 c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317747; Elizabeth Allgood Birch-
more, Athens, Ga. 48267
I never let a day go by; song. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 316040; Gnoma Frances Davis, Sul-
phur Springs, Tex. 48268
I never told on you; wI. M. Hills, melody D. Ahl-
strand. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315041; Ivy
M. Hills, Salkum, Wash. & David Ahlstrand,
Kettle River, Minn. 48269
1779
I only know; w & m Bill Demand, Bill Bruns &
Russ Morgan. © Aug. 15, 1942: E pub. 109486;
Glenmore music, inc., Chicago. 48270
I planted a seed in the garden of your heart; from
Right about face, w & m Lew Brown, Nacio Herb
Brown & Ralph Freed. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp, 315526; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48271
I pray you will learn to care; fox trot song, mel-
ody P. S. De Roberts. © lc. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 315553; Connie King, Birmingham, Ala.
48272
I prayed today; w & melody. © Nov. 1, 1942; E
pub. 109396; Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh.
48273
I repent; hymn, w A. H. Ackley, m B. D. Ackley.
© Nov. 1, 1942; E°’ pub. 109224; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 48274
I salute you, dear old Flag; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314925;
Edith I. Patterson, Beardstown, II. 48275
I saw the moon shed a tear; song, w Paul A.
Gagnon, © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 317211;
John Paul Tessier, Manchester, N. H. 48276
I sent a letter to Santa, to watch over daddy for
me; w & m Jack Meskill, Larry Stock & Vincent
Rose. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 109075; Bregman,
Vocco & Conn, inc., New York. 48277
song, arr. Helen Gurulé
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315438;
48278
I should have known;
Kraft.
Charles Harold Franklin, Denver.
I stayed awake to dream; w & m Marg Graues &
Gene [i. e. E.] Scott. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317364; Eugene Scott, Franklinville, N. Y.
48279 -
I still get a thrill out of dreaming of you; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316068; B.
Bristow Owsley, Chicago. 48280
I still think the world of you; w & melody. © ic.
Nov. 27, 1942: E unp. 317551; Raymond John
Jenkins, New York. 48281
I think of you, dear mom; song. © 1c. Dec. 3,
1942: E unp. 317070; Stuart Vandella Joy, Camp
San Luis Obispo, Calif. 48282
I told a lie; from Follies girl, w & m Nick Kenny,
Kim Gannon & Ken Lane. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub.
109078; Atlas music corp., New York. EMS
48283
I told my baby maybe; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942-
E unp. 316616; Florence Lieser Wolpers, Con-
cordia, Mo. 48284
I took one look at you; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315561; Tekla Buff, Schenec-
tady, N: Y. 48285
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
48286 pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
I traded my heart for. sneahen heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315324; Peg Fisher,
Chicago. 48286
I tripped on a star; w Charles Jacobs & A. Y. Scho-
field, & melody. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1942; E unp.
313322; Albert Y. Schofield,.New York. 48287
I try to remember; song, m Art King. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1942; E unp. 316920; Helen Barta, Oshawa,
Ont., Canada. 1 48288
Itry to say I love you; w & m Art Noel. © Apr.
16, 1942; E for. 67681; Cinephonic music co.,
Itd., London. 48289
I waited for a prince to come; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317328; Emma Daughs,
Jacksonville, Fla. 48290
I wake up dreaming about you; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317034;
William A. Penrod, Dayton, O. 48291
I walked with you a ways; w Marty Hale; pi. treble.
© 1c. Nov. 17,1942; E unp. 315583; Earl A. Jones,
Washington, Pa. 48292
I wanna marry a bombardier; w Mack David, m
Leonard Whitcup. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109607; Leeds music corp., New York. 48293
I want a Serviceman; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317162; Edward Abraham Snyder,
Roxbury, Mass. 48294
I want to be a Soldier; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
aa E unp. 317462; E. S. Liddle, Pittsburgh.
48295
I want to be a soldier like my dad; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314998;
Lucy Cate, Los Angeles. 48296
I want to be a soldier like my daddy; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316152; Allen Mit-
chel Kerfoot, McKeesport, Pa. 48297
I want to be filled; hymn, arr. David Livingstone
Ives. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 109390; Fred Ed-
ward Rabel, jr., Fort Wayne. 48298
I want to be with Jonathan; song. © Nov. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109482; aul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia. 48299
I want to have my future with you; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314971; Emma Pistulese,
Utica, N. Y. 48300
I want to hear a happy song; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317327; Emma Daughs,
Jacksonville, Fla. 48301
I want to walk right in; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316076; Forest Charles Stewart, St. Louis.
48302
I want you, I miss you, I love you; song. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315384; Connie Dinkler, At-
lanta. 48303
I was glad to know you, soldier; song, melody
James £. Cash, jr. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317590; Robert Stuart McKnight, Homer, N. Y.
48304
I was leaning on Lena; w & m Mickey Stoner,
Mart Fryberg & Harry Harden. © Dec, 2, 1942;
E pub. 109608; Mutual music soc., inc., New
York. 48305
I was the one to remember, you were the one to
forget; w & melody Jack Baxley & Vince Morgan.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317271; Peer inter-
natl. corp., New York. 48306
I wasn’t made for love; w & melody Selma Scheer
[pseud. of Selma Lassman] © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316868; Selma Lassman, New York.
48307
I will be thinking of you; w & melody. © 1
Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317480; Walter Alfred
Malkewicz, Sherwood, Mich. 48308
I will be yours again; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942;
E unp. 315254; Rose Elizabeth Ferguson, Thom-
asville, Ga. 48309
I will closer, closer be; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E ump.
316542; Mrs. William Wilson, Monahans, Tex.
48310
I will do my best; w & m Ted [i. e. T. A.] Keller.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315422; Theodore
A. Keller, Detroit. 48311
I will lift up mine eyes; Biblical w, m Pearl
Lindsey [i. e. P. L. Conklin]; mixed cho. © Jan.
16, 1942; E pub. 109411; Pearl Lindsey Conklin,
Los Angeles. 48312
I will still think of you; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
14, 1942; E unp. 316849; John Edward Blassin-
game, Camp Roberts, Calif. -: 48313
I wish I had my Nellie back again; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315186; Virginia
Conzelman Donnelly, Wellston, Mo. 48314
I wish I had never met you; slow foxtrot melody.
© 1c: Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315416; William
Friedrich Schulze, New York. 48315
I wish I were Aladdin; w Don Pelosi, m Art
Strauss. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67679; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London. 48316
I wish, I wish, I wish; w Al Stillman, m George
Rosner. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109489; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New York.
48317
I won a thrilling contest with love; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316346; Mckinley Sims,
Buffalo. 48318
“I wonder why; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315596; Elizabeth Colby,
Eggertsville,
N. Y.
48319
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——w Hester [i. e. M. H.] Bailey, m Gordon R.
Woodford. © ic. Nov. 23, 1942: E unp. 316065;
Martha Hester Bailey, McCurtain, Okl.
48320
—w P. J. O'Connell, jr. & Lu Earl, melody L.
Earl. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315282; Pat-
rick J. O'Connell, jr., Detroit. 48321
I worry; song. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 109342; Al-
fred Francis McDermott, Pound, Wis. 48322
I'd dream a dream of you; w J. H. Russell, melody
C. Cummins. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E ump.
316404; Clyde Cummins & James H. Russell,
Johnstown, Pa. 48323
I'd like to linger longer; w & melody.
23, 1942; E unp. 315954; Louis A. Wolin, Auburn-
dale, Fla. 48324
I'd like to set you to music; from Oh doctor, w
Paul Francis Webster, m Harry Revel. © Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317413; Universal music corp.,
New York. 48325
I'd like to take a little walk with you; w Aily I.
Hedge; pf. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315302;
Franklin Greenleaf Hedge, Temple City, Calif.
s 48326
I'd love to compose a love song; w George Leiber-
man, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316119; Victor Picone, New York. 48327
I'd rather love you in my dreams; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov.
18, 1942: E unp. 315699; Bobby Morgan, Iowa, La.
sae 48328
Idaho; by Jesse Stone, arr. Lawrence Fogelberg;
full band pts. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109539;
Mills music, inc., New York. 48329
If I could buy an island; w Jack Denby, m Muriel
Watson. © Oct. 2, 1942; E for. 67692; Cinephonic
music co., ltd., London. 48330
If I could take your heart and mind along; w & mel-
ody. ©1c.Dec.8, 1942; E unp. 317562; Gonzales,
Huerta, Philadelphia. 48331
If I had the wings of an eagle; song. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317228; Tesse Gould, Sacramento,
Calif. 48332
_ If I knew that you'd come back to me; w M. Lang,
m K. L. Henkel. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317670; Madge Lang & Kurt Lawrence Henkel,
Cincinnati. 48333
If I only had a sweetheart; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315582: Herbert Gray, Woodcliff
Lake, N. J. 48334
If I only just had you; song. © lc. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317239; Frances Mildred Haas, St. Peters-
burg, Fla. 48335
If I should live a thousand years; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317633; Douglas Libbey,
Auburn, Me. 48336
© 1c. Nov.
‘If I were the moon; song, w Waldemar Rieck. ©
1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317058; Russell Snively
Gilbert, New York. 48337
If I'm not home for Christmas, mother; w & mel-
ody Kent Arnold. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317113; Arnold Daniel Kessler, Maplewood, N.
it 48338
If it’s love; w & melody Shirley Botwin. © 1 c.
Nov. 165 1942; E unp. 315453: Radio screen
music pub. co., New York. ~ 48339
If Jesus wills it so; hymn. © Sept. 25, 1942; E
pub. 109248; Haldor Lillenas, Tuscumbia, Mo.
48340
If only you; song, w Rowland Leigh. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316515; H. Leopold Spitalny,
New York. 48341
If only you had faith in me; song, m Myron Shain
& B. Shlager. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316859; Beverly Shlager, Brookline, Mass.
48342
If the war takes you from me; w Stanley Sue
[pseud. of S. L. Foil], melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316769; Sue L. Foil,
Pana, Ill. 48343
If there’s a moon; w & melody. © 1 c. June 11,
1942: E unp. 316025; Dorothea Ellen Layton
Hammond, Los Angeles. 48344
If you are but a dream; adapted from Rubinstein’s
Romance, w & arr. of m Moe Jaffe, Jack Fulton
& Nat Bonx. © Dec. 8, 1941; E pub. 100807;
Jimmy Campbell publications, inc., Chicago.
48345
If you can’t rhumba; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942: E unp. 315562; Tekla Buff, Schenectady,
N. Y. 48346
If you saw Utah; w & melody Mack Kay. ©1c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315810; Alan Courtney
_Music co., New York. 48347
If you were to dream; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315202: Thomas Joseph Brady,
New York. ; 48348
If you'll just do the singing; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317376; Myron M. Brantley, Murdock, Kan.
48349
Ike Eisenhower; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317850; Max Heller, Phil-
adelphia. 48350
I'll always be brokenhearted; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315580; Frank Paganini,
New York. 48351
I'll always love my mom; w & melody Bert Gard-
ner [i. e. A. M. Gardner, jr.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316388; Albert M. Gardner, jr.,
Lancaster, Pa. 48352
I'll always love you soldier; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315676; Gerald D. McDonald, Morrison
Field, Fla. 48353
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48354 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I'll always remember; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;
_E unp. 315107; George H. Brubach, Pittsburgh.
48354
© Oct. 14, 1942; E pub.
48355
I'll await you dear; song.
109365; Hal Nichols, Los Angeles.
I’ll be back in just a little while; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315687; Clifton Morgan, Blue
River, Wis. " ‘ 48356
I’ll be back to get those kisses that you promised;
w & melody Jack Baxley & Vince Morgan. © lc.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317272; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 48357
Ill be back when it’s over little darling; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;E unp. 315089; Al Car-
vell, Nashville. 48358
I'll be satisfied; w & nielody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317221; Joe L. Johnson, Ripley, Tenn.
48359
I’ll be soon going over; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317154; Ralph H. Beittel, Jackson
Heights, N. Y.
I’ll be there; w Alan Stranks, m Hans May. © May
29, 1942; E for. 67700; Cinephonic music co.,
Itd., London. 48361
I'll be there Caroline; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317818; Donald R.
Porter, Hollins, Ala. 48362
I’ll be true; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316432; Frank Basso, St. Louis. 48363
——w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316405; Courtland Crandall, Phoenix, Ariz. —
48364
Ill be true my darling and waiting; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316756; Oscar V. Samples, Clendenin, W. Va.
48365
ll be waiting for you Sweetheart; w & m Pattie
[i- e. watrick] Trafican; ten. guit. or ten. banjo.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316982; Patrick Tra-
fican, Pittsburgh. 48366
I’ll be waiting when your ship comes in; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317198; Henrietta L.
Dickey, Brooklyn. 48367
I'll carry the torch for you; w & melody. © 1c.
‘Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317021; Dorothy T. McCart-
ney, Hollis, L. I., N. Y. 48368
Ill close my eyes and think of you; song. © 1 c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317744; Alexina Jennings,
Hudson Falls, N. Y. 48369
I’ll come back; w & m Dick [i. e. R. L.] Smith; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942;E unp. 315225; Rich-
ard Lee Smith, Piqua, O. 48370
Ill find happiness; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315132; Gertrude Therrien, Lebanon, N. H.
48371
48360.
I'll get myself a ukulele; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315432; Nicholas C. Tzan-
nos, New York. 48372
Ill get you back buy in bonds Miss Victory; song.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315978; Francis
J. Bresnahan, Detroit. 48373
I'll give you my heart dear; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315912;
Endora C. Johnston, Dexter, Ia. 48374
Ill gladly die for Uncle Sam; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315712; Bernard Herndon,
Washington. 48375
Ill keep a song in my heart; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. “Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317337; Margaret Stevens, St. Louis. 48376
I'll keep rememb’ring; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
Lallo, Montreal. 48377
I'll keep you in my dreams; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315903;
William T. Bobell, H. Q. Co., 1st Bat., 184th
Inf., San Francisco. 48378
I’ll love you and leave you; arr. Bernie Fazioli;
pi. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317107; Lucy Blaine Bradshaw, Newton, Mass.
48379
I'll make believe it’s you; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov, 28, 1942; E unp. 316629; Betty Alice Glaser,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 48380
I'll never change; w & melody Benny Ray [i.e.
Ben] Licht. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 312972;
Ben Licht, Cleveland. 48381
I'll never dream again sweet dreams; trombone,
with w. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315196;
George Hiltz, Los Angeles. 48382
I’ll never love; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316289; Frank Robert
Daniello, South Norwalk, Conn. 48383
I’ll never say good-bye; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315805;
Laurie Leiviska, Gardner, Mass. 48384
I’ll never stop dreaming; w & melody Lee Kauderer. .
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
Kauderer, Philadelphia.
317284; Leon
48385
E unp. 317038; Gloria.
I'll pray for you each day; song, m Byron Brooks ;
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315703; Hazel L. Sprague, Oxford, Mich.
48386
I’ll remember my buddy and you; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
315923; edith Rossman, Webster Groves, Mo.
48387
I'll return, mother; w & m Miriam R. Summers-
gill & J. A. Zimmermann. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316158; John A. Zimmermann, New Or-
leans. 48388
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I'll set the world on fire, if you’ll be my match; w
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317084;
Lloyd Elbert Robinson, Shreveport, La. 48389
Ill tell my heart; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315378; Ove LeRoy Lunde, Esmond,
N. D. 48390
I’ll wear cotton hosies; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316711; Helene Lukton, Denver.
48391
I’m a citizen of the good old U. S. A.; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316304; Raymond
Swartz, jr., A. P. O. 962, c/o Postmaster, San
Francisco. 48392
I’m a fightin’ man from Texas; song. © 1 c. Dec.
1, 1942; E unp. 317213; Walter Ray Bridgforth,
Houston. 48393
I’m a kitchen commando; w Carl Fick, m Glenn
Everett [pseud. of E. L. Moore] © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316583; Everett L. Moore, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. 48394
I’m a lone raider inthe sky; w & melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317301; Joan Derby, Cincin-
nati. 48395
I’ma refugee from memory; song. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316111; Betty McManus, Kansas
City, Mo. 48396
I’m a sailor’s sweetheart; song, arr. Carroll. © 1
c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317795; Betty Luxner,
Chicago. 48397
I’m a stranger in my own home town; w & melody
Les [i. e. W. L.] Bagley. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315146; William Leslie Bagley, Geneva, N.
A ae 48398
I’m alone; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E
unp. 314819; Carl H. Barlow, Fort Smith, Ark.
48399
I’m always thinking of you; song. © 1 c. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 315394; Joseph A. Nardella, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 48400
I’m an American mother; song, arr. Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316777; Viola Braun, Eggertsville, N. Y.
48401
I’m blazing the trail for you; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316751;
Elsye S_ 7, Rensselaer, Ind. 48402
I’m buying bonds for Uncle Sam; song, m Mildred
Marie Fury. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315735;
Claude Fury, Waterloo, Ia. 48403
I’m disgusted with you; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316347; Mckinley Sims, Buffalo. 48404
I’m doing my bit; w Jill Stern, & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314968; Richard W. Garlin,
Philadelphia. 48405
48422
i’m from Nebraska; w & melody. © 1c. Noy. 10,
1942; E unp. 314883; Eleanor Garrett, Lincoln,
Neb. 48406
I’m getting scrapping mad about you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316263; Milton
White, San Quentin, Calif. 48407
I’m going back to Arizona; w & melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317289; Francis Austin
Garrison, Los Angeles. 48408
I’m going back to my horse & buggy wuggy; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317774;
Cherry Sue Orr, Winnetka, Ill. 48409
I’m going home; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315424; Ross Latshaw, Snohomish,
Wash. 48410
I’m going over and get it all over; w Alan Court-
ney, melody David Roth. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315625; Alan Courtney music co., New
York. 48411
I’m going to your house, you’re coming to my
house; song. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314973; Malvin Mowery, New York. 48412
I’m going wacky; w & m Hazel Dufour. © Nov.
27, 1942; E pub. 109478; Shelby music pub. co.,
Detroit. 48413
I’m gonna buzz, buzz, buzz around you; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 24,1942; E unp. 316073; Anna L.
Dolan, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. 48414
I’m gonna miss your kiss on Christmas; w & mel-
ody Denver Darling & Vaughn Horton. © lec.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316531; Leeds music
corp., New York. 48415
I’m in love with a memory; song. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 316010; Mary Elizabeth Bostick,
Tampa, Fla. 48416
I’m in the navy now; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317631; Romeo Villarreal
Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 48417
I’m just a broken hearted soldier boy; song, m
Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315679; Frank G. Bauer,
New Orleans. 48418
I’m just a fool; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1942; E unp. 314831; Leon Joseph Miller, Wor-
cester. 48419
I’m khaki-whaki over you; w & melody. © 1 .
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315305; Virginia Owen
Kling, Sharon Springs, N. Y. 48420
I’m leaving you sweetheart; w & m Andy [i. e.
Andrew] Harmony. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314895; Andrew Harmony, Chicago. 48421
I’m like a fish out of water; from Oh doctor, w
Paul Francis Webster, m Harry Revel. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317412; Universal music
corp., New York. 48422
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
48423 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I’m lonesome for you; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
317499; Beatrice Barnes Snowden, Stone City,
Col. 48423
I'm lost in a dream; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 316895; George C. Edwards, Brook-
lyn. 48424
I’m missing you today; song, m L. Roberts [pseud.
of Robert Lamm] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E ump.
310838; Fred Tobey, Ontario, Canada. 48425
I’m never going to let you go; w & melody Bob
{i.e. R. W.] Clark. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
315078; Robert Wentworth Clark, Detroit.
48426
I’m nobody’s fool since you made a fool out of me;
w Mike Valentine & Alan Courtney, melody Mack
Kay. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315626; Alan
Courtney music co., New York. 48427
I’m not a kazook; m Bob Carleton; pf. treble, with
w. © lc. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317446; Nell Jane
Greene, Santa Ana, Calif. 48428
I’m nuts about you; w & melody Josie Lee Belton
& Clarence Williams. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317509; Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 48429
I’m off my beam about you; song, w Virginia K.
Smith. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317371; Olive
E. Pillsbury, Beverly Hills, Calif. 48430
I’m off ona tantrum; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315644; Howard Samuel Weiner,
Fort Bliss, Tex. 48431
I’m out of this world with love; song. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316645; Lucille Boyer, Minnea-
polis. 48432
I'm outta gas; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942: E
unp. 317596; Joe Greene, Los Angeles. 48433
I’m rather old fashioned when it comes to love; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314820; Helen Thomas, New York. 48434
I’m ridin’ the Overland trail; w George A. Wagner,
melody Hal Chanslor. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316680; Mayflower publications of Hollywood,
Los Angeles. 48435
I’m saving my love for you; song, m Anita Irene
Poor & B.S. Poor. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315360; Bydie Smith Poor, Houston. 48436
I’m sending my love, by an ocean wave; song, mel-
ody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315658; Mrs. Henry E. Shirley, Eutaw, Ala.
48437
I’m sending you my heart soldier daddy; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317812; Mrs. Ben S. Duffey, Great Falls,
Mont. ” 48438
I’m singing to myself; song, melody Frank Roy
Cotton. ©1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317768;
George J. Cornick, Miami, Fla. 48439
I'm so blue; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316944; Randolph Bewley, Guadalupe, Calif.
48440
I’m tidinking of my yesterdays; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315194; Bill Nettles &
Buddy Tynes, Shreveport, La. - 48441
I'm waiting for you; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315920: Leila
Richter, Redondo, Wash. 48442
I’m waiting for you my darling; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315924;
Edith Rossman, Webster Groves, Mo.
48443
I’m waiting soldier boy; song. © Nov. 16, 1942;
E pub. 109261; Clifford John Bussell, Montreal.
48444
I'm wishing for a star; w Arline Barr; melody,
with pf. treble acc. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317782; Tony Pizzo, Reading, Pa.
48445
I’m yours forever, as long as you'll be mine; w
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317363;
Eddie Lang, Philadelphia. 48446
Imaginary you; w S. Hahn, melody L. A. Grape.
© 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317589; Lillian
Akers Grape & Sidney Hahn, Brooklyn.
48447
Imitation love; song, melody Ronald Buck. © lc.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316988; William Dutra,
Oakland, Calif. 48448
Improvision; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp.
317609; Florence Lee Tate, Chilhowie, Va.
48449
In a daze; w Billy Kaye, m Willie (The Lion)
Smith. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109085; Ed-
wards music co., New York. 48450
In a vineyard in ole New England; w & melody
Allan Roberts, Al. Jacobs & Irving Miller. © 1
c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315819; Lewis music
pub, co., inc., New York. 48451
In and out of love; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315675; John H. Brown, Cairo, Ill. 48452
In Assisi; w David Morton, m Franz Bornschein;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Oct. 27, 1942; E pub.
108873; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
48453
In God we trust; w Henry George, m Ralph Colic-
chio & Morrie Solomon. © Sept. 28, 1942; E
pub. 109083; Coldin music pub. co., Brooklyn.
48454
In honor and pride; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315914; J. C.
Markham, North Whitefield, Me. — 48455
In Middletown Valley; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315930; Mary
Strine, Capitol Heights, Md. 48456
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
48492
In my dreams; w & m Jerry [i. e. L. G.] Parker.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 316848; Lucy
_ Geraldine Parker, Hollywood, Calif. 48457
In my haven of dreams; w & melody Bill [i. e.
William] King. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E ump.
316518; William King, Brooklyn. 48458
In my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317099; Curtis Everett Smith, Chicago.
: 48459
In my little rendevous [?]; song. © 1c. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 313669; Clark Pierson, Blooming-
ton, Ind. 48460
In my reflections of you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315598; La Verne Cannon Ward,
Michigan City, Ind. 48461
In our Brooklyn’s little church around the corner;
w & melody Magda Betancourt. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315272; Magna music publications,
New York. 48462
In our red, white and blue home nest; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E ump. 316939; Harriet
Morse, Collinsville, Mass. 48463
In our Yankee Doodle way; w & melody. ©lc.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 317202; Bertle Mathias
Wonsmos, Coeur d’ Alene, Id. 48464
In remembrance of you; w Ulysses Pridgen, mel-
ody U. Pridgen & S. Hardwick. © 1c. June 17,
1942; E unp. 317642; Seymore Hardwick, Pitts-
burgh. 48465
In Someday Land; w & m Arthur C. Rich. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316258; Rich publications,
El Monte, Calif. 48466
In Starlight Lane; song, w Frank Day. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315839; Albert J. Skully, Cleve-
land. 48467
In step with Uncle Sam; m James D. Walbert; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 315079; Oli-
ver Leroy Craig, Seattle. 48468
In the car; from Reunion, by Eric Zeisl. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317144; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 48469
In the center of Central Park; w & m Peter Tintu-
rin. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109550; Mills
music, inc., New York. 48470
In the circle of the moon; w & melody. © lec.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316946; James Edwards,
Flint, Mich. 48471
In the fair city of David; w & m Carolyn R. Free-
man; pf. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109216; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 48472
"In the flame of a match; pf. treble, withw. © 1c,
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316951; Edith Senitzer &
Harold Friedman, New York. 48473
In the glow of the sunset; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315602; Martin Braunstein,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 48474
In the good old sunshine; w & m Henry Ward
Beecher [i.e. H.W. B. Moore] © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317424; Henry Ward Beecher Moore,
Chicago. 48475
In the heart of my dreams; song, w Johnny Dale.
© Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109446; Macon Jackson,
Wilson, N. C. 48476
In the hills of old Wyoming; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315917;
Anna Montgomery, Butler, Okl. 48477
In the hills of Tennessee; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315931;
Mary Strine, Capitol Heights, Md. 48478
In the land of snow-capped hills; song. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315576; Dorothy Virginia
Byrne, Denver. 48479
In the moonlight we are swinging; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316738; Dietrich H. Strohbach, Milwaukee.
48480
In the scrap iron way; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
25, 1942; E unp. 316453; Jefferson F. Durden,
Shaw, Miss. 48481
In the sod by the road; w & melody. © lc. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 315012; Al Holland, Los Angeles.
48482
In the valley of peaceful dreams; pf., with w. ©
1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317242; Everett Denton
Richards, Nantasket, Mass. 48483
Indian princess yodeler; song. ©1 c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317094; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id.
48484
Infantry song; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315980; William M. Spencer,
Chicago. 48485
Instrumental no. 8; melody Billy [i. e. W. F.]
Peters. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315890;
William Francis Peters, New York. 48486
Irene Cummings; w J. Sallo, m D. Fontaine. © 1
c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315607; Jacob Sallo &
Dina Fontaine, Chicago. 48487
Ironing out the wrinkles; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315934; Mary
Ruth Wersell, Belton, Tex. 48488
Is it asking too much; w & melody Lee Kauderer.
©1c.Dec.5, 1942; E unp. 317285; Leon Kauderer,
Philadelphia. 48489
Isaacle and Mamale Cohen; melody Joe Rines. ©
1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 317261; Paull-pioneer
music corp., New York. 48490
Isabel; w & melody.
314872; Sam Downing, New York.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
48491
Isle of Romance; w Irving Taylor, melody Vic
Mizzy. ©1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316183;
Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 48492
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48493
Isle where dreams come true; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316787; Jean Yvonne Ladd, Baldwin Park,
Calif. 48493
Isles of the Sea; song, melody Ronald Buck.: © 1
c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316278; Mabelle Burns,
Toledo, Wash. 48494
It doesn’t matter to you; w & melody Tony Merrick.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317417; Anthony J.
Ficca, Philadelphia. 48495
It is a long way from here to Dixie; song. © lec..
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 315999; Lester Docking &
William Houseton, Detroit. 48496
It is love again; song, arr. Jacqueminot Landree.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317767; James Clif-
ford Landree, St. Louis. 48497
It isn’t fair; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E
unp. 316594; Robert Elijah Lee, Norfolk, Va.
48498
It just wasn’t in the stars; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315911; Joseph
W. Johnson, Carolina Beach, N. C. 48499
It must be love; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316788;
Joseph Umstead, Washington. 48500
It seems too good to be true; song. © 1 c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316348; Mckinley Sims, Buffalo.
48501
It was destined in the stars; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315682; Hugh M. Cole, Cleveland. 48502
It was like Christmas morning; w & melody Joe A.
[i. e. Joseph Aloysius] Saracini. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315804; JoSeph Aloysius Saracini,
Cincinnati. 48503
It was wonderful; song, arr. Helen Gurulé Kraft.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316475; Martha Ven-
centi, Walsenburg, Col. 48504
It. will soon be over, over there; song, pf. sc. arr.
Basil Sadler. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315052; Joseph Saffran, Baltimore. 48505
It won’t be long now; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315136; Anthony
Angelo, Barnesboro, Pa. 48506
It’s a darned good ranch, for the shape it’s in; w
Hester [i. e. M. H.] Bailey, m Gordon R. Wood-
ford. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317571; Martha
Hester Bailey, McCurtain, Okl. 48507
It’s a free-for-all; arr. Bernie Fazioli; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317105; Lucy
Blaine Bradshaw, Newton, Mass. 48508
It’s a little bit late; w & melody Edward Riley
[pseud. of E. R. Graham, jr.] © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316825; Edward Riley Graham, jr.,
Columbus, O. 48509
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
It’s a long way to Berlin, but we’ll get there; w
Arthur Fields, m Leon Flatow. © Nov. 23,
1942; E pub. 109488; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
48510
It’s a man inHarlem; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317484; Leila Dra-
ton, Bridgeport, Conn. 48511
It’s been nice; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316886; Francis B. Holland, Torrance, Calif. j
48512 .
It’s Christmas all over the world again; w &
melody. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317026;
Virginia Belle Casty, San Diego, Calif. 48513
It’s cocktails for the Nazis; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314933;
Carrylon Lina Oliver, Berkeley, Calif. 48514
It’s easy as A BC to fall in love; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315410; Violet M.
Warrington, Philadelphia. 48515
It’s easy to say I love you; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314890; Sven Lindgren,
Carroll, Ia. 48516
It’s funny how I want you when you're gone; w
Leo Corday, melody Lou Singer. © 1 c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315823; Leeds music corp.,
New York. 48517
It’s just a dusty country road; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315339; Gertrude Campbell, Jacksonville,
Fla. 48518
It’s just too bad; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 317431; R. A. Ballard, Cokeville,
Wy. 48519
It’s like old times; song. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E
unp. 316899; Dave Franklin, Hollywood, Calif.
48520
It’s midnight; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 317864; Genta Darlan, Ardmore, Pa.
48521
It’s Mister Buck Private for me; w & m Idabel
[i. e. M. I.] Hixon. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315160; Martha Idabel Hixon, Houston. 48522
It’s morning again; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317792; John Charles Raymond, Vallejo,
Calif. 48523
It’s never too late to fall in love; w & melody. ©
lc. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315957; Audrey Lor- —
raine Cregier, Evanston, Ill. 48524
It’s no trick at all; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315697; Bobby Morgan, Iowa, La. 48525
It’s not good-bye, honey; song. © 1 c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317756; Fred Walter Tatting, Min-
neapolis. 48526
©
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no. 11, 1942
48560
It’s not goodnight anymore; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315333; H. T. Hopkins, Abilene, Tex. , 48527
_ It’s not hard to say good-bye; w & m Rhoades [i e.
C. R.] Robinson. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317654; Carol Rhoades Robinson, Jericho, N. Y.
48528
It’s not my boots and hat; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315690; Dave Strudle, Aberdeen, S.
D. 48529
It’s sad but true; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316086; Harold Levinsohn, Brooklyn.
48530
It’s sand, man; melody Ed. Lewis. © 1 c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315459; Bregman, Vocco & Conn,
inc., New York. 48531
It’s so hard to say goodbye, when we’ve just said
hello; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316063; Benjamin Cautelli, Toronto. 48532
It’s so long since we’ve been together; w Patricia
Hieber, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
315083; Richard Winfield Sparks, Columbus, O.
: 48533
It’s spring again; w & m Art Noel. © Mar. 13,
1942; E for. 67682; Cinephonic music co., ltd.,
London. 48534
It’s time for me to pay; w & m Wimpy [i. e. W. H.]
Mosby; pf. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 315295;
William Henry Mosby, Peru, Ind. 48535
It’s time to take off; song. © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub.
109030; Raymond Lee Cawthon, Richmond.
48536
It’s up to you and me; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315693; Daisy Gallespie Tiller, kichmond.
48537
It’s worth fighting for; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314943; Edith Huston,
Cadillac, Mich. 48538
It’s you I love; waltz, w & m John J. Deste [pseud.
of John J. Carluccio]; pf. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316911; John J. Carluccio, Brooklyn. 48539
It’s your boy; w & melody, © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316587; Marvin Joseph Edelstein, New
York. 48540
I’ve been waiting to ask you; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317231; Joseph Mosbacher,
New York. 48541
I’ve forgotten how to smile; fox trot, w & melody
Ray Hibbeler & H. E. Stiles. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316603; Henry E. Stiles, Corona, Calif.
48542
I’ve forgotten you; from I dood it, w & m Lew
Brown, Sammy Fain & Ralph Freed. -© 1c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315524; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48543
—song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314870;
Muriel Rubin, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. 48544
I’ve got a beautiful baby; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317690; Stephen
Marshall, Weirton, W. Va. 48545
I’ve got a date with the 5:58; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314937;
Esther Raimondi, Butler, Pa. 48546
I’ve got a lovely little nest-egg, full of kisses;
foxtrot, w F. A. Randall, melody H. 8S. Ma-
comber. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316924;
Frederick Art Randall & Harold S. Macomber,
Cincinnati. 48547
I’ve got a man worth waiting for; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 315982; Helen Burkhart
Haratine, Valparaiso, Ind. 48548
I’ve got a priority on you; w Ray Zirkel, & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315415; J.
Lake Vesper, Columbus, O. 48549
I’ve got lots of love, but just for you baby; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315418;
Lewis Bellin, Hollywood, Calif. 48550
I’ve got star dust in my eyes; song. © 1 c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316349; Mckinley Sims, Buffalo.
48551
I’ve got the situation well in hand; w & melody
Al Lewis, Harry Tobias & Charlie Tobias. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316799; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 48552
I’ve got those Dreamland blues; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314888; Margaret Ice,
Wheeling, W. Va. 48553
I’ve got those Red, White and Blues; song, m
Harold Pearlstien. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp.
316929; Harry H. Lerner, New York. 48554
I’ve joined the WAAC; w & melody Doris Marie
Moline. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 316875;
Mrs. George L. Moline, Oak Park, Ill. 48555
I’ve lost faith in you; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314934; Ethel
Blew, Kalamazoo, .Mich. 48556
I’ve never dreamed; song. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 317332; Ed. Schroder, Battle Creek. 48557
Jamjam; song, melody Paul Louis Habben. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1942; E unp. 314813; Morris Nathan
Kepp, St. Louis. 48558
Japee Naze Faze run; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317320; Emily Sloan, Oakland,
Calif. 48559
Japs, oh, no, we don’t ration those; song, m Ethel
Phillips Williamson. © 1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 315316; Elizabeth Phillips Rollins, Evange-
line, La. 48560
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Jealous of my love; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315344;
Leuvenia Johnson, Philadelphia. 48561
Jean Marie; song, mJ. Chas, McNeil. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317692; Florence Cartwright, Los
Angeles. 48562
Jeanie’s birthday song; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317088; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id.
5 48563
Jerk mazurk; from Topsy and Eva, w & m Duncan
sisters [i. e. Vivian Duncan & Rosetta Duncan] ©
Oct. 29, 1942; E pub. 109231; Norman Edwards
music publisher, Hollywood, Calif. 48564
Jest gimme them rollin’ hills; w L. Dardenelle, m
H. L. Shaffer. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
316872; Louise Dardenelle & Helen L. Shaffer,
Los Angeles. 48565
Jesu, priceless treasure; English w Catherine
Winkworth, m Crueger-Bach, arr. Charles Win-
ter [pseud. of Noble Cain] 1. Women’s 3-pt.
voices. - 2. Mixed cho. © Nov. 18, 19, 1942; E
pub. 109414, 109306; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 48566, 48567
Jesus, I will; arr. Rex Stratton; pf., withw. © July
10, 1942; E pub, 109144; Marjorie Lewis Lloyd,
Portland, Or. 48568
Jesus, my Savior, divine, song. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 315048; Alvin Earl Carney, East
Liverpool, O. 48569
Jesus my Saviour; song. © Nov. 20, 1942; E pub,
109481: Sadie J. McNeil, Los Angeles.
: 48570
Jesus never will leave nor forsake you; pf., with w.
© Aug. 31, 1942; E pub. 109358; F. Harold Rus-
sell, Cambridge, Minn. 48571
Jesus, our Captain; hymn. © Aug. 31, 1942; E pub.
109356; F. Harold Russell, Cambridge, Minn.
48572
Jesus shall return; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317702; Eu-
gene Johnson, Hartley, Ky. 48573
Jesus, Thou never failing friend; hymn. © Aug. 31,
1942; E pub. 109354; F. Harold Russell, Cambridge,
Minn. 48574
Jesus will be with me I know; w & m Ida Mae Beas-
ley [i. e. Mrs. J. Bachman]; mixed voices. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317333; Mrs. John Bachman,
Hamilton, O. 48575
Jivin’ Lena from Catalina; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © lic. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317006; F.
F. Randolph, Detroit. 48576
Joe Carioca; w E. Heyman, m Charles Wolcott. ©
’ 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315961; Walt Disney
productions & Edward Heyman, Burbank, Calif.
48577
Joe the key man, U.S. A.; song. © Nov. 23, 1942;
E pub. 109425; Lucy E. Rager, Niles, O. 48578
John VII, 3 - 11; song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E
unp. 317857; Jean Hervey Gutberlet, Seattle.
: 48579
John 14:2; hymn, arr. Violet L. Nyvall. © Aug.:
31, 1942; E pub. 109360; F. Harold Russell,
Cambridge, Minn. 48580
Johnny and Mary; w &m Art Noel. © Oct. 1, 1942;
E for. 67698; Cinephonic music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 48581
Johnny Doughboys; song, m J. Chas, McNeil. © 1
c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314987; Hildegarde De-
Shields, Evansville, Ind. 48582
Johnny’s letter; song, m Georgia Marshall. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315371; Romney R.
Gifford, Kansas City, Mo. 48583
Jolly good Yanks from the U. S. A.; song, m
Gustave Sax & Andy Toce. © Oct. 21, 1942; E
pub. 109362; Mary P. Reibsome, Danville, Pa.
48584
Joy in my heart; w & m Mrs. W.C. [i. e. M. K.]
Helman. ©1c.Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315169;
Marea Knox Helman, Warren, O. 48585
Joyland singing games; pf., with w. bk. 1. © Nov.
20, 1942; AA 416062; Emelie Cope Albertson,
Chattanooga. 48586
Judge is not going; from Andy Hardy’s last fling,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c.Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317132; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48587
Jump little Indian jump; w Leonard Whitcup, m
Sid Connie. © Nov. 4, 1942; E pub. 109155; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 48588
Jumping mad about you; pf. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316519; Ralph Gazzillo, Gloversville, N.
a 48589
June night; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1 c..Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315347; John
P. Vulin, St. Louis. 48590
Junianna; w & melody.
unp. 315983;
N. C.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E
Carrie-Lewis Simpson, Raleigh,
48591
Jus’ dreamin’; w I. McCormick, melody M. Mc-
Cormick. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315808;
Marjorie McCormick & Irvin McCormick,
Chicago. 48592
Just a cabin in the mountains; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316550; Helen Berg, Ketchikan, Alaska,
48593
Just a Gypsy lover; w & melody Willie [i. e. Wil-
liam] Cocker. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp,
317737; William Cocker, Belleville, N. J.
48594
Just a little note; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315723; Betty Marie Robbins, St.
Simon Island, Ga. 48595
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48629
Just a moon ago; w & m Mack Davis, Don George &
Walter Gross. © May 20, 1942; E pub. 109556;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 48596
Just a wee bit of heaven; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316126; Juanita Evelyn Carson,
Deep Lodge, Mont. 48597
Just an old-fashioned fire-place; w & melody, © 1
c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317563; Gonzales Huerta,
Philadelphia. 48598
Just an old-fashioned home; w & melody. © lc.
Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314296; Alice Hoffman,
Crestline, O. 48599
Just beyond me; wJ. I. Burson, mA. M. Wells. ©
lc. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp. 316216; Jimmy I. Bur-
son & Arthur M. Wells, North Hollywood, Calif.
48600
Just by words; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317397;
Robert B. Cooper, Fay, Okl. 48601
Just clown - don’t frown; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; & unp. 315793; Austin Robert James,
San Antonio. 48602
Just for an hour; tango, w & melody. © 1c. June
11, 1942; E unp. 316028; Dorothea Ellen Layton
Hammond, Los Angeles.
Just for tonight; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1942; E unp. 315939; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Ill. 48604
Just for you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314991; Nick Frank Toto, Warren,
O. 48605
Just forget it ever happened; w & melody Edward
Riley [pseud. of E. R. Graham, jr.] © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316823; Edward Riley Graham,
jr., Columbus, O. 48606
Just loving you; from Right about face, w & m Lew
Brown, Roger Edens & Ralph Freed. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1942; E unp. 317143; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48607
Just one moment in God’s kingdom; hymn, arr.
Mary Elizabeth Lacy. © Sept. 13, 1942; E pub.
109442; Adrue Odom, Washington. 48608
Just one more kiss; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317717; Dollie May Henry Burke,
Independence, Mo. 48609
Just one of those things; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1942: E unp. 317068; Otis Rene, Los Angeles.
48610
Just pray; song, melody Al. Moquin. © 1 c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 315076; Ruth E. Foster, Los An-
48611
Just throw one rose in the ocean for me; w & mel-
ody Ginnie Butler. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315635; Regina Rambeau Butler, Roanoke, Va.
48612
48603.
Just to know; arr. Empress Lorenzo Krizer; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 316218:
Emma Hunter Collins, Seattle. 48613
Just we two; waltz; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 317506; Anna M. Vineberg, West-
mount, Que., Canada. 48614
Just when you Say good-night; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316262; Eleanor
Elizabeth Ballog, Bridgeport, Conn. 48615
Just you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E
unp. 316254; Erich Lonard, Newark, N. J.
48616
Just you and I; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316173; Richard Gould Allen, Altadena, Calif.
48617
Just you, sweetheart; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317325; James H. Winstanley, jr.,
Yonkers, N. Y. 48618
Kahaluu moon-beams; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 317189; Naipo Robertson,
Honolulu. 48619
Katie MacCoy; song, melody Al Haynes. © 1 c.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314982; Julia Redmond
Haynes, Framingham Center, Mass. 48620
Keep a zipper on your lip, Uncle Sam; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316087; Anna
Edwards Watson, St. Anthony, Id. 48621
Keep a-clicking Uncle Sam; w & melody. © ic.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316187; Russ Tatum,
Phoenix, Ariz. 48622
Keep America forever free; song. © 1 c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315409; Fern Eva Hite, St. Paul.
48623
Keep both flags a-flying; w Virgil P. Brock, m
Blanche Kerr Brock; pf. © Nov. 1, 1942; E
pub. 109206; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
; 48624
Keep counting your blessings; w & m Bertha Mae
Lillenas; pf. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109240;
Nazarene pub. house, Kansas City, Mo.
48625
Keep courage; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316747; Wilbur B. Knox,
Rock Hill, S. C. 48626
Keep ’em flying; song. © 1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317849; Mary T. Barrera, New York.
48627
—— — melody David Ahlstrand. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 315948; Etta Davidson, Elma,
Wash. 48628
Keep ’em flying for victory; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942;.E unp. 316504; Laura Franklin,
Mannington, W. Va. 48629
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48630
Keep ’em flying, keep ’em sailing, keep ’em rolling;
song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316743; John A. Honegger, Bloom-
field, N. J. 48630
Keep ’em rollin’, keep ’em flying; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 315702; Eileen Ottinger,
Booth, Or. 48631
Keep ’em rolling; m Leona Hynes; pf., with w. © 1
c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317238; Robert C. Troy,
Amboy, Ill. 48632
Keep faith, soldier boy, it won’t be long; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315766; Ben
Goldstein, Brooklyn. 48633
Keep in step; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315256; Frank Saracino, Seneca Falls, N.
‘Y. 48634
Keep it flying; w & m Jack Page. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316171; John J. Pagliughi, Union
City, N. J. 48635
Keep on dreaming; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317559; Loretta Peets,
Brushton, N. Y. 48636
Keep praying on; w & m C. Austin Miles; pi. ©
Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109244; Nazarene pub.
house, Kansas City, Mo. 48637
Keep right on at ’em; song, mAaronA. Clark. ©
ic. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315139; James M.
Tilghman, Mitchelville, Md. 48638
Keep the fires of freedom burning; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
315899; Bertha M. Atchison, Sheboygan, Mich.
: 48639
Keep the home fires burning low; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316261; James A. Kelly,
Brooklyn. 48640
Keep them flying; song, m Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109286; Edward Poulin,
Penacook, N. H. 48641
Keep those lovely red lips smiling; song, m Medora
Woodson Crist. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316948; Medora Hamilton Crist, Blanco, Tex.
48642
Keep your chin up; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 314801; Jennie Z. Liek, Elgin, Ill.
48643
Keep your chins up over there; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315857; Orlando Otterson,
Eau Claire, Wis. 48644
Keepsake mill; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A, H.
Erskine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316660;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S. I]., N. Y. 48645
Key to my heart; w Helen Vanderdose & R. T. Wes-
ton, melody Horace Miller Wadsworth. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316488; Robert T. Weston,
Portland, Me. 48646
pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
Kharkof; by Carl Weber; violin. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316608; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York: 48647
Kingdom of dreams; song, w Stanley Weinbaum.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315218; Helen
Weinbaum Kasson, Englewood, N. J. 48648
s
Kiss and say goodbye; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317696; Jessie Dusenbury, Conway, S. C. 48649
Kiss me goodnight; foxtrot, w & m Ruth Prosser.
© Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109265; Prosser music
pub. co., New York. 48650
Kiss me my darling, so lovely; song. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 316984; Ernest Theodore Friton,
St. Louis. 48651 |
Kiss me now; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317578; Louise Jackson Doyle, Tiverton,
R. I. 48652
Kiss you don’t remember; song, w Adelaide Heine.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; & unp. 317477; Cyrenius R.
Ferguson, Santa Barbara, Calif. 48653
Kitten on the keys; fox trot, Zez [i. e. Edward
Elzear| Confrey, arr. Jimmy Dale; small orch.
pts. Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109540; Mills
music, inc., New York. 48654
Knock me a kiss; fox trot, w & m Mike Jackson,
special w Andy Razaf, marr. Vic Schoen; small
orch. pts. © Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 109347; Ol-
man music corp., New York. 48655
Laddie boy; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E ump.
317785; L. Helen Grewe, Marcellus, Mich.
48656
Lady in the moon; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316474; Moiselle M. Garlinghouse-
Foss, Drain, Or. 48657
Lady loves a soldier; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2,
1942; E unp. 317029; Lester Blossom, A. P. O.
924, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco. 48658
Lady next door; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317736; Louis Anthony Carlucci,
Newark,'N. J. 48659
Lady of my dreams; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315684; George DeLachrus, Altadena, Calif.
48660
Lake Norconian waters; pf., withw. © 1 c. Nov.
25, 1942; E unp. 316416; John Mario Carimi, U.
S. navy hospital, Corona, Calif. 48661
Lambda (A) chi’s pledge; w Jack Neely & R. W.
Sparks, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
315084; Richard Winfield Sparks, Columbus, O.
48662
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no. 11, 1942 48697
Lament; w & m Jane Church Porter.
© 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316110; Esther Church Porter,
Piedmont, Calif. 48663
Lamentation; Biblical w selected by E. M. Milner-
White, m Edward Bairstow; mixed voices; organ
acc. © Oct. 15, 1942; E for. 67662; Oxford univ.
press, London. 48664
Land of Counterpane; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A.
H. Erskine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
316659; Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S. I., N. Y.
48665
Land of enchantment, New Mexico; w Gerald Grif--
fin, m Bernard Maltin. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub.
109548; Mills music, inc., New York. 48666
Land of Nod; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H. Er-
skine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316661;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S.I., N. Y.
48667
Land of the free; song. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E
unp. 315056; Avromia Kurtzweil, Brooklyn.
48668
Land where my dreams come true; m Lorna Bailey
Rosenberger; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316910; Steve S. Sears, Nanton, Alta., Canada.
48669
Lane of broken hearts; w & m Katherine Amalfitano
& Frank Capano. © Apr. 8, 1942; E pub. 109469;
Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia. 48670
Lanterns in the sky; song, melody William B. Car-
roll. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp, 316807; Robert
Ward, Chicago. 48671
Last June; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316301; Clo Allison, New Orleans.
48672
Last lesson; main title, Nathaniel Shilkret. © lec.
Dec. 3, 1942: E unp. 317140; Loew’s, inc., New
York. 48673
Last night I dreamed of you; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315578; William Benson
Richter, Philadelphia. 48674
Last round-up; w&m Billy Hill [pseud. of George
Brown], arr. Geoffrey O'Hara. 1. Men’s cho. - 2.
Mixed cho. - 3. Women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 10,
1942; E pub. 109182-109184; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 48675-48677
Last summer’s love; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316752; Leila Rich-
ter, Redondo, Wash. 48678
Laughin’ with you; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 28,
1942: E unp. 316609; Paul Pearson Robinson,
Kew Gardens, N. Y. 48679
Laughing song; w William Blake, m Phyllis Tate.
© Sept. 10, 1942; E for. 67663; Oxford univ. press,
London. 48680
Laura Jane; song, m Ellen Welsh Reams. © lc.
Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 315308; Carrie Carter Tay-
lor, Richmond. 48681
912843 O - 43 - 4
Lead me to de water; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316069; B. Bristow Owsley,
Chicago. 48682
Learning; w & melody Edward Riley [pseud. of E.
R. Graham, jr.] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316826; Edward Riley Graham, jr., Columbus,
oO. 48683
Leave prolonging thy distress; w Thomas Campion,
m Edmund Rubbra, op. 52, no. 2; mixed voices.
© Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67656; Boosey & co. ltd.,
London. 48684
Leaves of the tree were for the healing of the na-
tions; song, arr. Clarence Woods. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 316980; Susan Alsup, Tulsa,
Okl. 48685
Lebn zol Roosevelt; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317780; Harry J. Paskin, Atlanta.
48686
Legionaires of victory; w & m Esther Davies &
W. D. B. Davis. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E ump.
315183; W. D. Bill Davis, Kansas City, Mo.
48687
Legions of liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315568; Bernhard Perboner, Seattle.
48688
Lend a helping hand to conquer Japan; w & mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1942; E unp. 311222; Challeng
N. Kincaid, Stockton, Kan. 48689
Lend Thy light; march song. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 316019; Emerson Richards, Atlan-
tic City. 48690
Lenore; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © Oct. 12,
1942; E pub. 108491; Gertrude Jodon Arnold,
Silverton, Tex. 48691
Lent; w W. Edmund Nixon, m Matthew Lundquist;
mixed cho.; organ acc. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub.
109534; Mills music, inc., New York.
48692
Let me be the one in your dreams; w Eddie
Delasky & Jimmy Keane [pseud. of J. Kugler], m
Billy Roberts [pseud. of W. R. Austerlade] © 1
c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315492; William R.
Austerlade & John Kugler, Chicago. 48693
Let me be your sweetheart; song, melody. Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316560; Frank Bowers, APO 867, c/o Post-
master, New York. 48694
Let me dream; song. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317439; Diane Johnston, Fort Worth.
48695
Let me look into your eyes; song, melody Frank
Roy Cotton. ©l1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317769;
George J. Cornick, Miami, Fla. 48696
Let me remember you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317136; Jeannetta
Wright, Cairo, Il. 48697
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Let not your heart be troubled; hymn. © Dec. 4,
1942; E pub. 109695; Neca Bradford, Flush-
ing, N. Me 48698
Let Roosevelt lead you; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316548; Louis Lanteon, Baltimore. 48699
Let the tide come in; hymn, w & m Bertha Mae
Lillenas. © Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109242; Naza-
rene pub. house, Kansas City, Mo. 48700
Let Thy truth march on; w & melody B. Martin
[i. e. B. M. Perkins] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317683; Beatrice Martin Perkins, Holbrook, Mass.
48701
Let us go on; w & m Floyd W. Hawkins; pf. © Sept.
25, 1942; E pub. 109243; Nazarene pub. house,
Kansas City, Mo. 48702
Let us have music; arr. & ed. A. F. Gaylord [pseud.
of J. S. Seredy]; E flat sax., with pf. acc. © Oct.
26, 1942; E pub. 109166; Carl Fischer, inc.,
York.
New
‘48703
Let us keep our country free; w Frances Harry;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316494; Gladys
Harriet Harry, Battle Creek. 48704
Let us stand united; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317851; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
48705
Let’s all get goin’; song, m Derek Andersen [pseud.
of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315688; Olive Walker, Phoenix, Ariz.
48706
Let’s all get together; w & m L. L. Ringgenberg.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317661; Roy E. Ring-
genberg & Letha L. Ringgenberg, Pontiac, Mich.
48707
Let’s all work hand in hand with Uncle Sam; w & m
Marguerite Bowers [pseud. of M. Zehren], arr.
Martha C. Kimmit. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
317550; Marguerite Zehren, Milwaukee. 48708
Let’s dig in and dig out; w & m Billy Hays & Frank
Capano. © Apr. 8, 1942; E pub. 109463; Tin Pan
Alley, Philadelphia. 48709
Let’s face it; w W. Riches, melody C. Burke. © 1
c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 312111; Clyde Burke &
Wesley Riches, New York. 48710
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Let’s get tough; w & m Margo [i. e. M. B.] Hamil-
ton. © lc. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315018; Mar-
garet Beauchamp Hamilton, Washington.
48711
Let’s give America our all; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315932;
Benito L. Viloria, Joliet, Tl. 48712
Let’s give ’em all we’ve got; song, melody: Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317816;
Viola M. Charlton, Clifton Forge, Va.
48713
1792
Let’s give three cheers; w & melody Velda Aston 3
[i. e. V. A. Dorries] "© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E
unp. 316102; Velda Aston Dorries, Bryn Mawr,
Pa.
Let’s go; song, w William H. Smith. © 1c. Nov. —
13, 1942; E unp. 315193; Edith Virden Smith,
Washington.
—w H. Lee, mH. Schneider & 1. Crawley. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315420; Iva Crawley,
Henrietta Schneider & Hubert Lee, Louisville.
47816
Let’s go down in the cellar; w & m Nick Kenny &
Charles Kenny. © May 20, 1942; E pub. 109557;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 48717
48714
48715
Let’s go, what are we waiting for; song, melody.
Hal Chanslor. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316676; Ralph Shingle, Birdsboro, Pa. 48718
Let’shave a drink; from Gentle Annie, wby & m
adapted Felix Bernard, consisting of Viva la
compagnie;. pf. © 1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp.
315480; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48719
Let’s keep on marching; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315328; Burns £. Langdon, El Centro, Calif.
47820
Let’s keep the glow in Old Glory; song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316456; Fred C. Zillman,
Milwaukee.
48721 —
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Let’s keep them on the run; song, melody John —
McCarthy. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; Eunp. 317015;
Edward B. Toffler, Brooklyn. \
Let’s make America strong; w F. Sutherland, m
R. Buckstead. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315108; Francilda Sutherland & Roscoe Buck- —
stead, Logan, Utah. 48723 —
Let’s make the Danube blue once more; w Rt.
Rany [pseud. of A. N. Yeorwacopoulos], m Louis — ,
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315848;
Adler.
Archmadrite Nikolaos Yeorwacopoulos, Herki-
mer, N. Y. 48724
Let’s march; song. © 1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. —
eteae) Hazel York Robertson, Westcliffe, Col.
Let’s pommel Rommel; w & melody.
Boston.
Let’s put a rainbow in the sky; song. © Nov. 9, —
1942; E pub. 109131; Alice Ella Sherman, Platts-
burg, N. Y. 48727 —
Let’s remember Pearl Harbor and fight; w& —
melody. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1941; E unp. 316050; ©
Floyd C. Shoemaker, Cleveland.
Let’s shoe the old gray mare again; song, melody —
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© 1 c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
Irene Gaygan.
he 48729
315077; Mary Kuhn, Philadelphia.
48725 —
© 1c. Nov. —
14, 1942; E unp. 315252; Gurdon S. Worcester, | i
48726
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no. 11, 1942 48764
Let’s try it again; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317739; Louis Anthony Carlucci,
Newark, N. J. 48730
Let’s win this war with peace once more; song. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315376; Edwin Daniel
Moy, Healdsburg, Calif. 48731
Let’s wind this thing up and get back home; w &
melody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315291;
Dott-Ada Marie Hess, Los Angeles. 48732
Let’s work - let’s fight - let’s pray; song. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 313102; Jack Edmunde
Cooper, Brooklyn. 48733
Let’s work together America; w Sam Martin, &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316682;
Kenneth Walton, New York. 48734
Letter from home; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315571; Alfred Mun Tim Tom, Hono-
lulu. 48735
Letter from Lincoln; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1 c. Nov. 24,
1942: E unp. 316323; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48736
Letter from the soldier boy; w & melody George
Hershfine. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314809;
Hersh Fanaberia, Rochester, N. Y. 48737
Letter to Santa Claus; pf., with w. © lc. Dec. 9,
- 1942; E unp. 317672; LeaAlma Artelia Shoffner,
Greensboro, N. C. 48738
Liberty; song, m Lindsay McPhail. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1942; E unp. 315515; Ethel C. Oliver, Milton, N.
iY 48739
—w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316421; Ida McKenney, Allnutt, Va. 48740
Liberty call; w &melody. © ic. Dec. 8, 1942; E
unp. 317471; Biagio Mormile, Dorchester, Mass.
48741
Liberty for all; song, arr. Rochelle Cotariv. © 1
c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315664; Jerome Finger,
Chicago. 48742
Liberty forevermore; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315722; Caesar S. Bell, Lexington, Ky.
48743
Liberty song; song. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
315876; Mardi Konerva Loach, Warrenville, Il.
48744
Liberty under God; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315381; Lida Graham, Chagrin Falls, O.
48745
Liberty's prayer; w & melody. ©1c.Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317018; Samuel Eugene Schell, jr., Linden,
N. J. 48746
Liebesbriefchen; w E. Honold, English version
Erna McArthur, m Erich W. Korngold. © Sept.
11, 1942; E pub. 109290; Associated music pub-
lishers, inc., New York. 48747
Life is so short dear; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317314; James Edward Henry,
Philadelphia. 48748
Life with father; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp, 315386; Kenneth Casey, St. Albans,
igi, N.Y, 48749
Life without Howard; from Dr. Gillespie’s assis-
tant, by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315536; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48750
Life’s just that way; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316303; George Lee Robinson,
Quonset Point, R. I. 48751
Lifetime with you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316729: Marjorie McCormick,
Chicago. 48752
Lift a hand; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316754; Leila Richter,
Redondo, Wash. 48753
Light; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316534; Gertrude D. Kelch, Dwight, Ill.
48754
Light a candle in the chapel; fox trot, Harry
Pease, Ed. G. Nelson & Duke Leonard, arr. Will
Hudson; orch. pts. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub.
109542; Mills music, inc., New York.
48755
Light of Calvary; hymn, arr. Rex Stratton. ©
Mar. 1, 1942; E pub. 109145; Marjorie Lewis
Lloyd, Portland, Or. 48756
Light of freedom shines around the world; w & m
Helene Davis [pseud. of H. D. Frankel] © 1c.
Nov. 4, 1942: E unp. 315498; Helene D. Frankel,
Richmond, Ind. 48757
Light of liberty; w Mrs. Russell L. [i. e. H. R.]
Norburn, m Mrs. Reuben B. [i. e. Hope Thom-
son] Robertson. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E ump.
317329; Hope Robertson Norburn, Asheville, N.
C. 48758
Lightly and gay; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp, 315105; Hazel Sheffield Anderson, Lafay-
ette, La. 48759
Lights of freedom; song, m Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942: E unp. 314720; Charles Wagner,
Marble Hill, Mo. 48760
Lights on, on old Broadway; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317338; Catherine Elizabeth
Adikes, Flushing, N. Y. 48761
Like the flutter of angel wings; song. © 1c. Dec.
12, 1942: E unp. 317855; Jean Hervey Gutberlet,
Seattle. 48762
Like the Kaiser did before; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316731;
William H. Phillips, Niagara Falls, Canada.
48763
Lilacs in the moonlight; song. © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942: E unp. 316723; Della Caroline Anderson,
Snohomish, Wash. 48764
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Lillian; waltz melody. © 1c, Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316163; Juan Jose Rojas, San Francisco. 48765
Lillies of Lorraine; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp, 316742; Adalene Craig,
Redlands, Calif. 48766
Lingering; waltz-song, m Wilma Dorothy Dan-
berger [i. e. Wilma Dorothy Danberger Kukkee]|
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316259; Edwin Adolf
Waldemar Kukkee, Port Arthur, Ont., Canada,
48767
Little boy Joe; w & melody. © lc. Nov. 14, 1942;
E unp. 315268; Leta Laree Wade, Kansas City,
Mo. 48768
Little corporal; song, arr. Jesse Gunther. © 1c.
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 316866; Morton Corcoran
Eustis, Washington. 48769
Little dog went walking; song, w anon. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315513; Grace Leadenham Aus-
tin, New York. 48770
Little French clock; w & m Richard Kountz; mixed
cho. ©-Nov. 17, 1942; E pub. 109428; Galaxy
music corp,, New York. 48771
Little gen’ral; w & melody Mark Talent [pseud. of
M. A. Weiner] © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E ump.
315190; Maurice A. Weiner, Chicago. 48772
Little girl, be a soldier; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317381; Cora A. Thompson, Huron Mountain,
Mich. 48773
Little lady, don’t you cry; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 317201; Jane Crosby
Prescott, New York. - 48774
Little (A) love is a dangerous thing; w & m A.
Evans, Herbie Holmes & A. Kahn. © Nov. 3,
1942; E pub. 109233; Natl. music corp., New York.
: 48775
Little Major Joe; pf., with w. ©.1c. Aug. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315074; Dayra Wagner, Muncie, Ind.
48776
Little pal, Imiss your smiles; w Leo G. Wadkins,
&melody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315289;
Glenn G. Hubbel, Jackson, Mich. 48777
Little ray of sunshine; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316789; Ann N. Platt, Pittsburgh. 48778
Little smile from someone who cares; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316147; Mabel Edith
Chamrod, Ventura, Calif. 48779
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
48780
Little soldier’s song; song.
E unp. 317087; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id.
Little things; w & melody Edward Riley [pseud. of
E. R. Graham, jr.] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316827; Edward Riley Graham, jr., Columbus, O.
; 48781
Loaf of bread; w Saul Lancourt, & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316975; Elie Siegmeister,
Brooklyn. 48782
1794
Locked in the cradle of my heart; from Topsy and
Eva, w & m Duncan sisters [i. e. Vivian Duncan
& Rosetta Duncan] & Steve Goodman.
publisher, Hollywood, Calif. 48783
Lone star shines bright, in Bethlehem tonight; song.
©1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317243; Ida Hambrock,
Toledo. 48784
Loneliness; w C. F. Pillow, m W. M. Ambers. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 317505; William M.
Ambers & Charles F. Pillow, Jefferson City, Mo.
48785
Lonely caballero and his Spanish guitar; song. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314308; Leon René, Los
Angeles. 48786
Lonesome for you; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315003; Texana T. Clark, Los Angeles.
48787
Lonesome for you dear old pal; w & m Pattie [i. e.
Patrick] Trafican; ten. guit. or ten. banjo. © 1
c. Dec, 2, 1942; E unp. 316983; Patrick Trafican,
Pittsburgh.
Lonesome memories; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315822; Betty Ann Hawkins, Old Greenwich, _
Conn. 48789
Long before you came along; from Rio Rita, w E.
Y. Harburg, m Harold Arlen, © Apr. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109562; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
Long life and glory; by Alexander Gretchaninoff;
mixed cho.; organ acc. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub.
109455; Galaxy music corp., New York. 48791
Long live America; w & melody Edward Leroy ~
Gibbs, Chris Smith & A. M. West. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 315098; Alvin Mark West, New York.
48792
Long, long ago; w & m Thomas Haynes Bayley, arr. ©
24, -
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. ©1 c. Nov.
1942; E unp. 316309; Loew’s, inc., New York.
48793
Long may Old Glory wave; m Jean Phyllis Judy; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315350; Margery Louise Judy, Temple City,
Calif. 48794
Longing; song. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317678;
Eva C. Sanford, Schenectady, N. Y. 48795
Look out below; w &m Fred Waring & Jack Dolph. —
© Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109587; Words & music,
inc., New York. 48796
Look out for the Yanks; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
© Oct, 29, ©
1942; E pub. 109229; Norman Edwards music —
48788 —
~
Sea ad eet Lo Bute oe 250 Mea a SS
a”
selbtie
48790
27, 1942; E unp. 316572; Cherry Sue Orr, Win- —
netka, Hil.
Look up, America; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315031; Rulon Jones, Hemet,
Calif. 48798
Look up and smile; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;E
unp. 317233; Chloe Williams, Woodstown, N. J.
48799
48797
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no. 11, 1942
48835
Lookout, beware; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
-1942; E unp. 316398; Ethel Graham Sanders,
Frostproof, Fla. 48800
Lord and Lady Gate; from I dood it, w & m Don
Raye & Gene De Paul. © 1.c. Nov. 24, 1942; E
unp. 316311; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48801
Lord is my shepherd; Biblical w, m Granville
Bantock; pf., harp or organ acc.; in B flat. © Oct.
20, 1942; E for. 67709; Chappell & co., lid.,
London. 48802
—hymn, w based on 23rd psalm, m arr. E. B.
Evans. © Apr. 12, 1942; E pub. 109257; Samuel
David Lemon, Philadelphia. 48803
—-- ——w D. L. Schrock, m S. E. Reed. © 1 ec.
Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315293; D. L. Schrock &
S. E. Reed, Kenedy, Tex. 48804
Lord’s prayer; set to m; mixed choir. © 1c. Dec.
12, 1942; E unp. 317853; Jean Hervey Gutberlet,
Seattle. 48805
Lorenz's army & navy choir; w & m compiled Paul
J. Monroe. © Oct. 31, 1942; E pub. 109077;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 48806
Loss; song, w Narena Easterling. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 315953; Carey Bruce Laseter,
Jackson, Miss. 48807
Lost in action; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1942; E unp. 317602; Myrtle Gibson, Roanoke,
Va. 48808
Lost - my heart;w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942;
‘E unp. 315253; Bernice Marion Lillemoe, Erskine,
Minn. 48809
Lotus-bloom; from Something to shout about, w &
m Cole Porter. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109553;
Chappell & co., inc., New York. 48810
Louise; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
lc. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315338; J. W. Gates,
Kansas City, Mo. 48811
Louisiana, my Louisiane; w & m M. T. Canary
[pseud. of M. T. Kanary] © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E ump. 317117; Michael Thomas Kanary, Chicago.
48812
Louisiana rags; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Nov.
30, 1942; E pub. 109591; Arthur Coleman,
Charleston, S. C. 48813
Love and loneliness; song, w Stanley G. Weinbaum.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315219; Helen
Weinbaum Kasson, Englewood, N. J. 48814
Love at first sight; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1
ec. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317691; Mary Morgan,
Columbus, Ga. ~ 48815
Love, dear, in dreams; song. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942;
_ Eunp. 317186; Marian £tta Towne, Ambler, Fa.
48816
Love dreams; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 315853; Dahl G. Wheeler, St. Paul.
48817
1795
Love found me; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317772; Helen C. Judge, New York. 48818
Love in springtime; song, m George L. Cobb. © 1
c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 314827; Anna H. French,
Northboro, Mass. 48819
Love in the first degree;song. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316350; Mckinley Sims, Buffalo. 48820
Love is; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315628; William Feldman, Newark, N. J. 48821
Love is a merry go round; from Topsy and Eva,
w & m Duncan sisters [i. e. Vivian Duncan &
Rosetta Duncan] © Oct. 29, 1942; E pub. 109230;
Norman Edwards music publisher, Hollywood,
Calif. 48822
Love is a will-o -the-wisp; from The time, the
place and the girl, w William B. Friedlander, m
Joe Howard. © Nov. 17, 1942; E pub. 109278; Joe
Howard music house, New York. 48823
Love is calling you; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315694; Paul Winchas, Toronto. 48824
Love light shines on me; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1942; E unp. 316640; Nora. Hendricks, De-
Queen, Ark. 48825
Love (A) like you; w M. M. Altenburger, melody F.
Basso. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316917; Frank
Basso & Marie M. Altenburger, St. Louis.
48826
Love me; song, melody Ronald Buck. © ic. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316276; Belle Bowers, Santa
Anna, Tex. 48827
—w H. A. Stark, melody D. Negley. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316811; D. Negley & H. Ann
Stark, Hollywood, Calif. 48828
Love me for the duration; song. © 1 c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 317536; William F. Duke, Newark,
N. J. 48829
Love me tonight; w & m Stout [i. e. E. S.] Lillard.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316437; Ephraim
Stout. Lillard, Washington. 48830
Love me too; w & melody Glenn Milton Clarke. ©
1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317634; Ruth Bissett
Hogan, Sheboygan, Wis. 48831
Love Second hand; song, w James Tranter. © 1 c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E -unp. 316417; Don Juielle, New
York. 48832
Love sighted me for you; song, w Eleanor Corrigan.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317436; Pauline
Walsh, Santa Monica, Calif. 48833
Love steals in, by night or day; waltz, w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317668; Dorothy L.
Wilson, West Los Angeles, Calif. 48834
Love that was never to die; w T. Claridge, jr.,
melody D. Negley. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316809; D. Negley & Tommy Claridge, ibe ces
wood, Calif.
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Love the U.S. A. or leave it today; song. © lc.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315834; Ruth Eugenia
Buehl, Lakewood, O. 48836
Love (The) we share; song. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1942;
E unp. 314824; Howard J. R. Binkley, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. 48837
Love, where are you; song. ©1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317791; Harry Blum, New York. 48838
~——w Vernon Crane, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316683; Kenneth Walton, New York.
48839
Love will find a way; w Charles McCrary, &melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1942;. E unp. 317643; Seymore
Hardwick, Pittsburgh. 48840
Love will return again; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316470; Louis August Meier, Superior,
Wis. 48841
Love with the dollar sign in it; song, from Money
princesses. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316367;
Erna Wedeman, New York. 48842
Lovely; w Wayne Retzlaff, & melody. © 1c. Dec.
4, 1942; E unp. 317160; Albert J. Satina, Summit
Hill, Pa. 48843
Lovely girl of mine; w & m Ira Cobb [pseud. of
B. L. Sokolove] © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
316379; Benjamin L. Sokolove, New York.
48844
Lovely lady; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c..
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317298; Audrey De John,
Philadelphia. 48845
Lovely moments; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315506; Charlotte Anna May Christman,
St. Louis. 48846
Lovely moon; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp.
315134; Altha VanHoozer, Chillicothe, Mo.
48847
Lovers dance; w Alfred Oxenham, m Hattie [i. e.
E.H.] Oxenham. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315158; Ernestine Harriett Oxenham, Amagansett,
N. Y. 48848
Love’s a little bit of evrything; w J. Royall, m M.
W. Crist & C. T. Royall. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316949; Medora Woodson Crist, Corine
Tayloe Royall & James Royall, San Antonio.
48849
Love’s awakening; traditional m, arr. Carl Weber;
1st violin. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317081;
Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 48850
Love’s calendar; w Elinor June Brash, m Cesare
Sodero. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109181; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 48851
Love’s reverie; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316712; Jo Hanna Crawford, Abilene, Tex. 48852
Love’s words are music; from Money princesses;
2-pt. treble voices. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 316371; Erna Wedeman, New York. 48853
Lovit street; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c,
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316773; R.C.Dunn, Chicago.
48854
Loyal WAVES of the navy; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316716; Guy Savage, Chicago.
~ 48855
Lucky Eddie; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp.
317776; Leta Laree Wade, Kansas City, Mo.
48856
Lullaby; melody D. Zattas. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;
E unp. 314907: Colonial maugie pub. co., inc.,
New York. 48857
——pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317650; George Roth, jr., Somerset, Pa. 48858
———song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316098;
Charles L. Palmer, Fresno, Calif. 48859
— ——mE.E. Carpenter. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
E unp. 316039; Horace B. Carpenter, Hollywood,
Calif. 48860
MacArthur is the man; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315792: Austin Robert James, San
Antonio, 48861
MacArthur victory march; melody. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315606; Albert Nelson Cuzner,
Groveton, N. H. 48862
Macushla machree; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315014; Evelyn Kennedy, Chicago.
48863
Mad Russian; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; FE
unp. 315063; Leo Wilson Cohn, Nyack, N. Y.
48864
Magazine sweetheart of mine; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317382; Vito N. Russo, jr., Brooklyn. 48865
Maggie’s polka; pf. accordion. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317335; Thomas J. Waldron, Mt. Carmel,
Pa. 48866
Magical moonlight; w Dorothy [i. e. M. D.] Baker,
melody Fritzie Charney. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E
unp. 316234; Myrtle Dorothy Baker, New York.
48867
Maid of Orleans; foxtrot song. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317010; Emma C. Pidcock, Twisp, Wash.
48868
Main title blues; melody Lowell Martin. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 317260; Charling music corp.,
New York. 48869
Make it a touch down, Old Glory; song, m Carl
Bonner. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316406;
George J. Moriarty, Detroit. 48870
Make this a lovely day, dear; w & melody. © lc.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315645; Louise Jackson
Doyle, North Tiverton, R. I. 48871
Make way for summer; m R. W. Swanson & Louis
Rosenberger; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315171; Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
48872
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Make with the bullets, Benny; w Frank Davis &
Win Brookhouse, m Charles Cody & Sam Braver-
man. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109598; Cherio
music publishers, inc., New York. 48873
_ Make your mind up now; w & m Gerry Mason. ©
Aug. 14, 1942; E for. 67631; Campbell, Connelly
& co., ltd., London. 48874
Making love with you; song, m Eddie Keenan. ©
Oct. 28, 1942; E pub. 108855; Commie P. Liston,
Flint, Mich. 48875
Maltese serenade; entr’acte, Louis Levy; orch. pts.
© Jan. 28, 1941; E for. 67704; Cinephonic music
co., ltd., London. 48876
Mama goes to town and papa hangs around; song,
melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316361; Mrs. George Neill, Gardendale, Ala.
48877
Mamma; pf. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315949;
Pietro Defeo, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 48878
Man alive; w & melody.
unp. 314893; Erwin keinking, Cincinnati.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E
48879
Man I won’t forget; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315705; Michael Jurbala, Drums, Pa. 48880
Man In The Moon has his eye on you; w & melody.
© 1c. June 22, 1942; E unp. 317537; Clifton Clark
Kimble, Everett, Wash. 48881
Man of Gallilee; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316829; Margaret S. Crie, Rockland, Me.
48882
Man on America’s conscience; opening title, Her-
bert Stothart. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316328; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48883
Man to man talk; from Andy Hardy’s last fling, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 3,1942; E unp.
317133; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48884
Manuelo; from Sons o’ fun, w Jack Yellen, m Sam
E. Fain. © May 8, 1942; E pub. 109565; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 48885
Many years ago; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316943; Randolph Bewley, Guadalupe, Calif.
48886
March; pf. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316996;
Leopold Miller, New York. 48887
_ March Lidice; by Frank Joseph Navratil; band pts.
© Oct. 7, 1942; E pub. 109450; Navratil music
house, Brenham, Tex. 48888
March no. I; melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315564; Herman J. Goette, South Ozone Park, L. I.,
N. Y. 48889
March no. I; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315565; Herman J. Goette, South Ozone Park, L. I.,
N. Y. _ 48890
March of freedom; pf. © 1c. Nov. 24,1942; E unp.
317491; Walter Romanoff, Philadelphia. 48891
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
48910
March of the merchant marine; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316900; James E.
Handion, Punta Gorda, Fla. 48892
March of time; melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E
unp. 315885; Leslie Semsey, New York. 48893
March on; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]Tobin. ©
1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317703; Donna Jean
Mahoney, New Auburn, Wis. 48894
March on America; song. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 1942; E
unp. 315478; Frances Gunn Click, Orlando, Fla.
48895
March on to victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 317518; Blanche Smith, Chicago. 48896
--—- ——w Rosie O’Grady, m arr. H. Collier
Grounds. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317419;
Walter Lysaght, New York. 48897
March to victory; song, wD. S. Dorman & Ames L.
Harper. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313902;
David Stouffer Dorman, Hagerstown, Md. 48898
—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316115; Nathan Miller Sobel, Louisville. 48899
Marching along; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316748; Nell Conk Rowley,
Deseret, Utah. 48900
Marching as one; w M. J. Mark [pseud. of M. J.
Markowitz], melody Milton Greene. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 315874; Morris J. Markowitz,
Crestwood, N. Y. 48901
Marching feet; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317727; John J. Schneider, Philadelphia.
48902
Marching song; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H.
Erskine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316658;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S. I., N. Y. 48903
Marching song of the 79th C. A., A. A. regiment;
w & melody Aloysius J. Stitzman. © ic. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315117; Commanding officer 79th
C. A., A. A., Manchester, Conn. 48904
Marching to victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 7; 1942; E
unp. 316856; Beatrice Ogden, Montreal. 48905
—song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317176;
Mary Grace Ryan, Kenmore, N. Y. 48906
——song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316593;
Grace Reynolds Paris, Wolfeboro Falls, N. H.
48907
Marianne; w F. E. Holmes, mI. Joeéls. © 1 c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315440; Frank E. Holmes &Ise
Joeéls, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 48908
Marines fight on; song. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316245; Elmer James Carter, New York.
48909
Marines have landed; w Charles Newman, melody
James V. Monaco. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
316650; Edwin H. Morris & co., inc., New York.
48910
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48911 pt. 3, n.6.. vam
Marines’ hymn;arr. Robert W. Gibb; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109412; C. C. Bir-
chard & co., Boston. 48911
—fox trot, L. Z. Phillips, arr. Joseph Paulson;
‘orch. pts. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109126; Clef
music co., New York. 48912
—w & marr. Chester Wallis [pseud. of Bryceson
Treharne] 1. Pf., 4 hands. - 2. 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Nov. 20, 1942; E pub. 109453, 109454; Boston
music co., Boston. 48913, 48914
Marionette; polka, melody D. Zattas & H. Grant.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316336; Colonial
music pub. co., inc., New York. 48915
Marjorette; w & m Charles Richardson & Frank
Capano. © Apr. 8, 1942; E pub. 109462; Tin Pan
Alley, Philadelphia. 48916
Mary’s lullaby; med. voice. © Nov. 5, 1942; E
pub. 109593; Evelyn Lysle Fielding, Indianapolis.
48917
Master melodies for young musicians; compiled &
arr. Carl Webber; orch. pts. © Nov. 3, 1942;
AA 414474; Jenkins music co., Kansas City, Mo.
48918
Mattinata; arr. H. Grant; pf. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316343; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 48919
May I borrow dad for Christmas; song, arr. George
A. Trinkaus. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942: E unp. 317003;
Moreon Beurneére Boyd, Ridgewood, N. J. 48920
May now Thy spirit (Emitte ‘spiritum Tuum); by
F. Joseph Schuetky, arr. MarthaA. M. Mahlenbrock;
2-pt. junior cho.; pf. or organ acc. © Nov. 24,
1942; & pub. 109687; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
48921
May that day never come; w StanleyAdams, melody
George W. Meyer. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp.
314955; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 48922
Maybe he’s a wolf; w & melody. © 1 c. Dee. 5,
1942; E unp. 317358; Clifford Emanuel Sundin,
Oakland, Calif. 48923
Maybe he’s your boy in khaki, maybe he’s your boy
in blue; song. © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315266; Jules Bledsoe, Hollywood, Calif. 48924
Maybe not today but surely tomorrow; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314807; Frederick
Augustine Straining, Upper Marlboro, Md.
48925
Maybe the moon will know; w & melody Eddie [i. e.
E. K.] Nesbitt. © 1 c. Dec. 7,1942; E unp. 317465;
Edward K. Nesbitt, Chevy Chase, Md. 48926
Me for you; w & melody Chet Ravan [pseud. of
Chetna Voravarn] © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
317530; Chetna Voravarn, Los Angeles. 48927
Me for you, forever; from We’ve never been licked,
w Paul Francis Webster, m Harry Revel. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; Eunp. 317409; Universal music corp.,
‘New York. 48928
Me Irish lads; w& m Mary Alice Knight. © 1 Cc.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317115; Gertrude Florence
Plasterer, Kalamazoo, Mich. 48929
Medley divine; song. © Oct. 23, 1942; E pub.
109400; Cotten Chase Wood, Woods Cross, Utah,
48930 |
Medora; w & m Ellen Eay [pseud. of E. E. Axelson]
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317607; Ellen Eliza- | |
beth Axelson, Wilmette, I11. 48931
Mee-ow; melody M. Fryberg. © 1c. Nov. 24,1942;
E unp. 316335; Colonial music pub. co. , ine., New : |
York. 48932
Meet me ina dream sweetheart; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316770;
Clifford E. Jessee, St. Charles, Va. 48933
Meet me up in Harlem; w Bill [i. e. William] San-
ford, m Cappie [i. e. C. L.] Skoien. © 1 c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315165; Casper Lloyd Skoien,
Moorhead, Minn. 48934
Me-hi-co-ho (The); w Mark Isaacs & x. L. Drapkin,
& melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 314814;
Richard Lawrence Drapkin, Forest Hills, N. Y.
48935
Melody dream; 3-pt. treble voices. © Sept. 8, 1942;
E pub. 109499; Ward Samuel Baker, Delano, Calif.
48936 ©
Members of Uncle Sam’s brigade; song, melody —
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314936; Elizabeth W. Fluegel, New Carlisle, Ind.
48937
Memories of mother; song, melody Bob Carleton. —
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314938; Clara Brad-
dock, Salt Point, N. Y. 48938
Memories of you; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316734; Effie M. Kolb,
Fayetteville, Ark. 48939
Men behind the men behind the gun; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317641; Thomas James
Oswald, Cleveland Heights, O. 48940.
Men from Shangri-La; m Carmel Bierkortte; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp.
316222; Hugh Herman Williams, Martins Ferry,
O. 48941
Men in the sihvingkie. march; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315024; Louis De Santis, Philadelphia.
48942
Men must be free; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315732; Norman A. Brittin, Salt
Lake City. 48943
Men of the air-borne; march, w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315642; Howard Samuel
Weiner, Fort Bliss, Tex. 48944
Men of the merchant marine; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316986; C. Chris Hohmann,
Port Richmond, S. I., N. Y. 48945
Merchantmen; w John W. Edwards, m Frederick
Coles; med. voice; in E flat. © Nov. 10, 1942; E
pub. 109138;R. D. Row music co.,Boston. 48946
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 48982
Merry Christmas, dear mom; song. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315746; Charles Joseph Coletta,
Wilmington, Del. 48947
Merry folks; op. 1; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
317206; Charles Tese Gabriele, Brooklyn. 48948
Merry-go-round man; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316836;
Harry Behar, New York. 48949
Merry springtime; w &m Sard Mizell Cole; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Aug. 6, 1942; E pub. 109510; Brownie
Cole Munroe, Wortham, Tex. 48950
Mi querida Patricia; waltz cancién. © 1 c. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 315085; Joe S. Dubbs, Atascadero,
Calif. 48951
Michelle’s room; from Reunion, by Eric, Zeisl. ©
1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317145; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 48952
Mickey's dream; from Unexpected riches, by Sol
Kaplan. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316310;
Loew's, inc., New York. 48953
Midgley melody no. 4227; melody Charles Midgley
[i. e. C. W. Midgley, jr.] © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315179: Charles William Midgley, jjr.,
Pasadena. 48954
Midgley melody no. 4228; melody Charles Midgley
[i. e. C. W. Midgley, jr.] © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315180; Charles William Midgley, jr.,
Pasadena. 48955
Midgley melody no. 4229; melody Charles Midgley
[i. e. C. W. Midgley, jr.] © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316093; Charles William Midgley, jr.,
Pasadena. 48956
Midgley melody no. 4230; by Charles Midgley [i. e.
C. W. Midgley, jr.]; pf. treble. © 1 c. Dec. 3,
1942; E unp. 317116; Charles William Midgley,
jr., Hollywood, Calif. 48957
Mighty Niagara; composed & arr. Joseph Nussbaum
& Eric Zeisl, including excerpts of Fingal’s cave
by Mendelssohn & others. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315539; Loew’s, inc., New York. 48958
Million tears ago; w & melody Mel Foree & Jimmie
Davis. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317268; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 48959
Millionaire’s toast; song, melody Robert N. Schan-
zer. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316834; Harry
Behar, New York. 48960
Minnehaha Water Fall; song. © tc. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316577; George Andrus, Minneapolis.
48961
Minuet; by G. F. Handel, arr. Reginald Jacques;
violin & pf. © Sept. 10, 1942; E for. 67668; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 48962
Minuet in C; op. 1; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
317207; Charles Tese Gabriele, Brooklyn. 48963
_ Miss Liberty; song. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
316902; Luella Heether, Belding, Mich. 48964
wy?
Miss Victory; song, m Frank Furlett. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315750; Ralph Stockton, Chicago.
48965
Miss Victory I'll get you back buy in bonds; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315977;
Francis J. Bresnahan, Detroit. 48966
Mister Bluebird, I’m counting on you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942: E unp. 315390; Ruby C.
Ballenger, Columbia, Mo. 48967
Mister Five By Five; fox trot, w & m Don Raye &
Gene De Paul, arr. Vic Schoen; small orch. pts.
© Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 109349; Leeds music
corp., New York, 48968
Mr. Hitler & Benito; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1942; E unp. 315124; Carmen DeRosa, Bloomfield,
N. J. 48969
Mister Hitler we'll be there; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315742; Frederick Ernest
Drew, New York. 48970
Mr. Mailman; w & melody Rose Biehl. © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315624: Ann Schwartz, Detroit.
48971
Mister Man In The Moon; song, m Art King. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316066; Esther Grace
Colby, Woodstock, Il. 48972
Mr. Military Man; song. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 316386; Louis Kozlowski Bernard, Milwaukee.
48973
Modern lullaby; w Helen Townsend, m Eileen [i. e.
K. E.] Buchanan; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11,1942; E unp.
315036; K. Eileen Buchanan, Athens, O. 48974
Moment before I remember; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314932;
Mabel Willard Clark, Woodward, Ia. 48975
Moment I found you; w & melody Johnnie Lee. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316800; Metropolitan
music co., Houston. 48976
Mond, so gehst du wieder auf; w Ernst Lothar, Eng-
lish version Erna McArthur, m Erich W. Korngold.
© Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 109293; Associated music
publishers, inc., New York. 48977
Monetta; w & m Bob Coghill [i. e. R. G. Coghill,
jr.] ©-1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316037; Robert
Gordon Coghill, jr., Dallas. 48978
Money order bride; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315933; Bernard Wasson,
Cutler, Ill. 48979
Monroe’s (Vaughn) favorite songs; w & m compiled
V. Monroe. © Nov. 25, 1942; AA 415509; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York. 48980
Moon (The); w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H. Erskine;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316652; Isador
Bernstein, Grasmere, S.I., N. Y. 48981
Moon over Melbourne; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. B.]
Aldrich. © 1 c. July 20, 1942; E unp. 317548;
Robert Brundage Aldrich, APO 502, c/o Post-
master, San Francisco. 48982
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
48983 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Moon over the prairie; w M, Stites, m G. E. Heaton,
arr. G. Storts. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315121; Melvin Stites, Hanna, Okl., Grace Edna
Heaton, Okmulgee, Okl. & Georgia Storts, Mus-
kogee, ee 48983
Moon rise; w & melody. ©1c.Dec.3, 1942; E unp.
3117067; Otis René, Los Angeles. 48984
Mooning; w & melody Tee [i. e. L.] Blankenship.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314972; Lysbeth
Blankenship, New York. 48985
Moonlight and memories; song. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 315058; Graham E. Stobaugh, New-
port, N. C. 48986
Moonlight rendezvous; song. © ic. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 316893; Duncan Scarborough, West Orange,
N. J. 48987
Moonlight waltz; pf. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
316853; Mark Newton Caldwell, East Point, Ga.
48988
Mordecai is dead; from Man on America’s con-
science, ty Herbert Stothart & Daniele Amfi-
theatrof. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316324;
Loew's, inc., New York. 48989
More I try to forget you the more I fall in love;
song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316477; Mary
Emily Modricker, Boston. 48990
Moscva; traditional m, arr. Carl Weber; Ist
violin. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317082; Emil
Ascher, inc., New York. r 48991
Mosquito and malaria; by Paul J. Smith; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315960;
Walt Disney productions, Burbank, Calif.
48992
Mother all alone; song, m Leo Richard & Hector |
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316209;
Goldie Thompson, Cincinnati. 48993
Mother dreams of her soldier boy; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316934; Eva Rogers,
Flint, Mich. 48994
Mother loves me; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317808; W. G. Parry,
Akron, O. 48995
Mother Nature’s serenade; w B. Lithman, melody
E. Hendler. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316251;
Earl Hendler & Ben Lithman, Newark, N. J.
48996
Mother (A) sings on Christmas eve; w Minnie B.
Wilkins, m John B. Archer; women’s voices. ©
Dec. 2, 1942; E pub. 109477; Axelrod publications,
inc., Providence. 48997
Mother’s evening prayer; w Mary Baker Eddy,
melody adapted & arr. from Mendelssohn’s Con-
solation. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 316059;
Florence Koller Haupt, Los Angeles. 48998
Mother’s lullaby; song. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub.
109346; Martin Dennis Schram, Washington.
48999
1800
Mothers of dear old Uncle Sam; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; —
E unp. 317385; Edna Ritchie, Syracuse, Kan.
49000 |
Mothers’ petition, 1942; w Helen M. Burgess;
organ or pf. acc. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp, —
317342; Lorraine Elizabeth Deibler, Waukegan,
hil. 49001 ;
Mother’s prayer; song. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 317507; T. George Fountain & Stan aan
Windsor, Ont., Canada. 49002 —
——w & melody. ©1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. —
315437; Altha Crowther Wright Baltimore.
49003 *
Mother’s prayer for her sailor boy in blue; song,
m E. S. S. Huntington. © Nov. 17, 1942; 'E pub.
109288; E. A. Madden, New Britain, "Conn.
49004
Mother’s prayers will follow you; song, melody Bob —
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314921;
William P, Harrison, Richmond. 49005
Mother’s (A) sacrifice; song, m Leo Richard a
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
316207; W. Kenneth Osborn, LaJunta, Col. .
49006 . |
Mother’s son; melody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; Rg
unp. 316894; Margaret Diamond, Philadelphia.
49007
Mother’s tears; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 315952; Willard Garner, Anderson, Ind.
49008
Mountain moving God; hymn, w Leonard Cecil
Barnett, m Harry Dixon Loes. © Sept. 25, 1942;
E pub. 109241; Nazarene pub. house, Kansas
City, Mo. 49009
Mountain scenes; by Alwyn Williams; violonesHiaam |
with pf. acc. © Oct. 25, 1937; E for. ply |
Schott & co., ltd., London. 49010
Movements from famous symphonies; arr.; pf. ©
Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109689; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 49011
Movie blues; w Louise [i. e. E. L.] Carter, m Art |
King. ©1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317722; —
Ellen Louise Carter, Frankfort, Mich. 49012
Mow them down; song, melody Bob Carleton. © A
c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317802; Bertha Cowger,
Healdton, Oxl. 49013, |
Mumble jumble; w Will Osborne, m Marty Swartz. —
© Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109602; Rytvoc, inc.,
New York. 49014
|
Music in my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, |
1942; E unp. 317552; Thomas Weathers, New
York. i “— |
Musical story book; w Gladys Shelley, m Frank
Luther, © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109547; Mills —
music, inc., New York, 49016 —
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} | MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
_ Musical youth; march; B flat cornet. © 1 c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314804; John Harrison Enck, Eph-
rata, Pa. 49017
My air cadet, I’m dreaming of you; w Grace Con-
stance [i. e. Constance] Thacker, m Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317349; Constance
Thacker, Lexington, Okl. 49018
My America; song. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109269;
Lucille Billings, Monroe, Mich. 49019
My Andy; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1942; E unp.
314832; William Gordon, New York. 49020
My best girl, my mom; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
11, 1942; E unp. 317773; Helen C. Judge, New
York. 49021
My Betty G.; song, melody Helmy Kresma & Dick
Dube. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 312823; Bis-
Sell B. Palmer, Manhasset, N. Y. 49022
My bomber and I; w Jay Garside, & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 317524; Elizabeth Watts,
New York. 49023
My boy is wearing khaki; song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© ic. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315385; Mildred
Foley, Memphis, Tenn, 49024
My boy of the United States; w & m A. L. Fromthill
[pseud. of A. A. Lucius] © 1 c. Nov. 2, 1942; E
unp. 316513; Adolph August Lucius, Saint Joseph,
Mich. 49025
My brother Bob; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316953; Seymour Levittan, New York.
oe 49026
My Carolina home; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316083; Merril Clyde Smith, Eliza-
beth City, N. C. 49027
My Christmas boat; English w Lilly Haldorsen,
Norwegian w B. Buan, m Carel Oscar Ellefson;
mixed cho. & men’s cho. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub.
109441; Bertha Buan, Duluth. 49028
My corny cowboy; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20,
_ 1942; E unp. 315801; Christine Campbell, Cin-
49029
cinnati.
My cottage of memories; song, m John Charles
Raymond. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 317195;
Clara Gore, Mishawaka, Ind. 49030
_ My country, the navy and you; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316648; Fredericka
K. Hagstette, New Orleans. 49031
My daddy isn’t home; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316775; John A. Goins,
Albuquerque, N. M. 49032
, My destiny; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
_ unp. 317492; Margot Ellingson Smith, Minneapolis.
€ 49033
_——w Emily Pierce, & melody. © 1. Dec. 7,
- 1942; E unp. 317464; vriscilla Beacham Stanton,
Baltimore. 49034
a
" My dream; w Pat Valenti; pf. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
- E unp. 316000; Robert Gerber, Trenton, N. J.
49035
r
~
no. 11, 1942 49053
My dream fantasy; w Sheldon Dobbins, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314878; Paul Singer,
Chicago. 49036
My dream of you; song. © i c.Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317489; Marie Hall Brimacombe, Marion, Ind.
49037
My English Rose; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316744; Adalene Craig,
Redlands, Calif. 49038
My evening serenade; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314795; Philip William Cooper,
San Diego, Calif. 49039
My eyes revealed a dream to me; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317513; Leon M.
Lombard, New Orleans. 49040
My famous Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315145; Frederick Ernest Drew,
New York. 49041
My first night at the U.S. O.;song,m E. E. Menges.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317158; Louise De-
Puy, St. Louis. 49042
My flower; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315612; Charles Merrill, Salt Lake City.
43043
My four. aces; w & melody. © 1c. Noy. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316411; Delbert McKeighen, Akron, O.
. 49044
My friend, Jesus; hymn. © July 1, 1942; E pub.
109133; Samuel J. Bailey, Quanah, Tex. 49045
My garden of love; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11, .
1942; E unp. 315062; Harry F. McMahon, San
Carlos, Calif. 49046
My guy and I; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316265;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 49047
My hand in His; w & m Emma Hunter Collins, arr.
Empress Lorenzo Krizer; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 13,
1942; E unp. 316219; Empress music shoppe,
Seattle. 49048
My harvest for you; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316143; Gladys Briggs Henry, Yonkers,
N. Y. 49049
My heart a home of an angel; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315925;
Richard Rossman, Webster Groves, Mo. 49050
My heart belongs to America; w Mrs. Wiiliam G.
Foley, rev. w Paul Cunningham, m Sam H. Stept.
© Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109427; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 49051
My heart I leave with you; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314931; Alice
MacTavish, Port Orchard, Or. 49052
My heart is dreaming of you; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315716; Mabel Francis, Cam-
bridge, N. Y. <, 49053
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49054 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
My heart is ever calling; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316801; Charlotte Anna May
Christman, St. Louis. 49054
My heart is longing for you; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp, 315926;
Richard Rossman, Webster Groves, Mo. 49055
My heart is on my sleeve; song, melody Jack Keeton.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315830; Arthur
White, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 49056
My heart is over there; w & melody Lorena Merrill
[pseud. of L. O. Riggs] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 317504; Lorena Olive Riggs, Akron, O.
49057
My heart now is happy; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315681; Maude A. Snyder, Hillsboro, Ind. 49058
My heart overflows; w & m A. H. Ackley; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109207; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 49059
My heart sailed out to sea; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315704; Dorothy Jane Miller, Philadelphia.
49060
My heart shall not fear; song, w Biblical & by B. B.
Crowell, m arr. Vernon Leftwich. © Oct. 23,
1942; E pub. 109027; Beulah Butcher Crowell,
Los Angeles. 49061
My heart turns back; song, m Carroll Webster. ©
1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 316005; Violet.Bray,
Columbus, Ga. 49062
My heart’s A. W. O. L.; w T. Schubert, melody
E. J. Allpress. © 1c. Nov.5, 1942; E unp. 315499;
Taia Schubert & Eva Jo Allpress, San Antonio.
49063
My heart’s all set for love; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316373; Robert Sterling
Calkins, Mandan, N. D. 49064
My heart’s a-yearnin’ and burnin’; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316737; Ralph E. Jennings, Chico, Calif. 49065
My heart’s in the clouds, with the man I love; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c.Dec.3, 1942; E unp. 317012;
Russell Albert Webber, Kansas City, Mo. 49066
My heart’s temperature; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315129; Claude Breland, Charles-
ton, S. C. 49067
My home; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
E unp. 314980; Olive Parris, Cristobal, Canal
Zone. 49068
My home on the Azalea trail; w & melody. © 1c.
Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 316017; Charles Hubert
Dickson, New Orleans. 49069
My honey and me; song. © lc. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316472; Doris Katherine Wilmott, Jamaica,
N. Y. 49070
My Indian brave; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315921; Leila Richter,
Redondo, Wash. 49071
My Irish American doughboy; song, m Erlamond —
Irene Day. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317458; —
Mary Estelle Bermingham, Hammond, Ind. ‘
49072
My Joey; w Jean Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. —
25, 1942; E unp. 316266; Curtis Monroe, Wash- —
ington, | 49073
My kind of man; w M. Edwards, m B. Elliott. © 1
c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317639; Bill Elliott & ~
Mildred Edwards, Beloit, Wis. 49074
My lady debonaire; w John Ondrey, m Arnold Cobb
[pseud. of Arnold Kobzina] © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942;
E unp. 315476; Arnold Kobzina, Cicero, Dl.
49075
My last letter to you; song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316639; Darlene Smith Vargason, Bruning,
Neb. 49076
My last look at you; w Ned Weaver, m Ethel Brid-
ges [pseud. of E. C. Winfield] © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316400; Ethel Cooper Winfield, —
New York. 49077
My little darlin’; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315330;
Alvin Powell, Hood River, Or. 49078
My little wedding gown; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1942; E unp. 317065; Florence Earle, La-
Grange, Ill. 49079
My lost girl; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316024; Ida P.
Frink, Plainfield, Conn. 49080
My love could walk; w W. H. Davies, m Phyllis
Tate. © Oct. 15, 1942; E for. 67666; Oxford
univ. press, London. . 49081
_ My love for you; song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 315546; Helen Estes Rue, Los Angeles.
49082
My love is like a lighted lamp; song, m Louise
Godfrey Ogle. ©.1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315621: Martha Elizabeth Norburn Mead, Ashe-
ville, N. C. — 49083 —
My man in uniform; song, m George L. Cobb. ©
1 c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 314826; Anna H. French,
Northboro, Mass. 49084
My man is in the army; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314818; Joseph Barnao & Louis
Mancuso, Brooklyn. 49085
My Marietta; w John Redmond & James Cavanaugh,
m Mart Fryberg & Harry Harden. © Dec. 2,
1942; E pub, 109609; Mutual music soc., inc.,
New York. 49086
My marine; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 314995; Jessie V. Earl, McGill,
Nev. 49087
My meditation; w & m Pat [i. e. F. D.] Ballard,
adapted from Meditation by Alex. Glazounoff, —
op. 32. © Sept. 1, 1942; E pub. 107327; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 49088 —
1802
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
My moon hangs low; song. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub.
109402; Moreon Beurnere Boyd, Ridgewood, N.
J. ‘ 49089
My name is Johnny what is yours; w & melody
Mickey [i. e. Michael] Diamond. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316597; Michael Diamond, Brooklyn.
49090
My native land; song, m Stan Tucker. © 1c. Nov.
14, 1942; E unp. 315239; J. F. Halloran, Jamaica,
N. Y. 49091
My new boy friend; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314919; Ela S. Franklin,
Petersburg, Va. 49092
My Ohio girl; song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp.
315116; Ralph E. Siekman, Shaker Heights, O.
49093
_ My old blues; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
as i a la
316462; George Peakman, Pensacola, Fla.
49094
My old dad; w Hester [i. e. M. H.] Bailey, m Gor-
don R. Woodford. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316064; Martha Hester Bailey, McCurtain, Okl.
49095
My only reference; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942: E unp. 316325; Loew’s, inc., New York.
49096
My own America; w & m Tommy [i. e. A. V.]
Thompson. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315016;
Anne Valdoriene Thompson, Los Angeles.
49097
My Ozark hills; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317830; Effie M. Kolb,
Fayetteville, Ark. 49098
My pipe dream; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316726; Jesse S. Longwith, Seymour, Mo.
49099
My pipe dreams; by Tommy Reynolds; pf. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316692; New era music
corp., New York. 49100
My pledge to the U.S. A. and its Flag; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316104; Robert E.
Gibby, Towanda, Pa. 49101
My prayer; song, arr. Robert Head. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 317615; Caryl Broaddus, Platte
City, Mo. 49102
—— ——melody Ronald Buck. ©1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315653; Mildred Defazio, Reading,
Pa. 49103
My precious lovely queen; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
28,1942; E unp. 316623; Joseph Gilbert Frederick,
Los Angeles. 49104
My prince; w & m Ellen Eay [pseud. of E. E. Axel-
son] © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317605; Ellen
Elizabeth Axelson, Wilmette, Ill. 49105
49122
no. 11, 1942
My queenly Sierras; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317163; Leonard Lluellen Gilcrease,
Hanford, Calif. 49106
My red-headed gal; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314900; Nathan Marcus, Brooklyn.
49107
My rosary of dreams; w & m M.B. McElroy. ©
lc. Nov. 16, 1942; E. unp. 315444; Marie B.
Flanders, Kansas City, Mo. 49108
My sailor guy; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315609; Benjamin Victor, Providence.
49109
My sailor love far away; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp.
317388; Meta E. Bervon, Hollywood, Calif.
49110
My scrapbook of yesterday’s love; w Wimp [i.e.H.]
Winterfield, m B. Roberts. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315493; Billy Roberts & Herman Winter-
field, Chicago. 49111
My shadow; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H. Er-
skine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E.unp. 316656;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S. I., N. Y.
49112
My shattered dream; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316362; Marion
Gordon, McKeesport, Pa. 49113
My ship of dreams; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315706; Clarice Remay, Universal, Pa. 49114
My shy little queen, Rose Pearl; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317704; Jennie A. Sholer, Elkins, N. H.
49115
My sin is gone; hymn, w T. O. Chisholm, m B. D.
Ackley. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109209; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 49116
My sister Eileen; w Bob Reed, m Harry Miller. ©
Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109227; Music products,
inc., New York. 49117
My sky pilot; song, w Lucy Mehl. © Dec. 1, 1942;
E pub. 109532; Walter Hassler, Windham, N. Y.
49118
My soldier; song,m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315327; Renee
Hummel, Pittsburgh. 49119
—— ——melody Ronald Buck. ©1c.Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 316987; Anne Lloydel Chuckley, Calgary,
Alta,, Canada. 49120
—waltz; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317790; Leo Iozia, Hackensack, N. J.
49121
My soldier boy; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 316891; Elizabeth Rena Lanzetta, Philadel-
phia. 49122
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49123 pt. 3, 2
-——~- ——w Edward Preisner & I. Schaefer. © 1
c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 317185; Israel Schaefer,
Yonkers, N. Y. 49123
“My son; w &m Nat Norman [pseud. of N. N. Wag-
ner] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314798; Nathan
Norman Wagner, Chicago. 49124
My song; w & melody Andy lie e. A. D.]| Volini. ©
lc. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315858; Andrew Daniel
Volini, Melrose Park, Ill. 49125
My song about you; waltz, m John Baldwin; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315883;
Roy A. Keech, Sante Fé, N. M. 49126
My song to you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315629; Joseph Otero, New York. 49127
My star shines near; song, m Jimmie Crane. © 1
c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 315989; Warren Y. Cluff,
Montclair, N. J. 49128
My sweetest memories; w F. Otto Riley, m Wayne
Johnson, arr. C. Laurence Long. © Oct. 30, 1942;
E pub. 109579; Out West music publisher, Pro-
tection, Kan. 49129
My sweetheart of U.S. O.; song, arr. H. Chaddon.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317055; Milford E.
Anness, Metamora, Ind. 49130
My Uncle Sam and I; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315974; Samuel Allen Robey, Clarks-
burg, W. Va. 49131
My wife and I; song,m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317390; Lillian
_ Mark, McMillan, Mich. 49132
My world is you; w Fred Hillebrand,m Elmer Cain,
pf. sc. Adam Carroll. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
109275; Alliance music co., New York. 49133
Mystery march; by Charles Paul; pf. © Sept. 10,
1942; E pub. 109263; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
49134
Nation of loyal Americans; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316292; Grace
McCallister, Kermit, Tex. 49135
National prayer; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315382; Lida Graham, Chagrin Falls, O.
49136
Navigator song; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316622; Frank F. McSherry, Worcester.
49137
Navy; song. © lc. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 316376;
James Jamieson Thompson, Klamath Falls, Or.
49138 .
Navy air corps; w & melody Velda Aston [i. e. V.
A. Dorries] © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316101;
Velda Aston Dorries, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 49139
Navy blues; w & m Mickey Holman [pseud. of J. A.
Holzman]; pf. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317190;
Joseph Arthur Holzman, Pittsburgh. 49140
| Navy swing; w Lillie Keyser, F. Hager & Justin
Ring, melody F. Hager & J. Ring. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1942; E unp. 317061; Fred Hager, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y.
Navy two to one; w & melody Johnny Stein [i. e. J.
N. Stein, jr.] © 1 ¢. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315762; John Nicholas Stein, jr., North Long —
Branch, N. J. 49142
Nazareth; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Nov. 11, 1942;
E pub. 109098; A. Bohlinger, Fort Benning, Ga.
; 49143
Nazism she must die; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317347; Emmitt Malone, Sherman,
Tex. 49144
Neath the tree of love; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316079; William Stanford Baker, La
Crosse, Wis. 49145
Nellie and Jim; w & melody Art Dickson. © le
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317279; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 49146
Never again; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315460; Jackie Roseberry,
Topeka, Kan. 49147
Never comes a day; w & m Jack Fulton & Moe Jaffe.
© Feb. 13, 1942; E pub. 109559; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 49148
Never in my life; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317735; Louis Anthony Carlucci,
Newark, N. J. 49149
Never mind; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316666; Edward Earl Krause, Chicago.
49150
Never stop loving me; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314849; Ernest J. Adams, jr., Brooklyn.
49151
Never water a lily with wine; w & m James Cavanaugh,
Nat Simon & Harold Raymond. © Nov. 12, 1942;
E pub. 108995; Superior music, inc., New York.
49152 ©
New Marjance polka; Croatian w, m arr.; tamburitza
string orch., pts., with pf. accordion. © Sept. 11,
1942; E pub, 107996; Rudolph Cernkovich, Bradley,
Mich. 49153
New Martins and McCoys; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 315064; Leo Wilson Cohn, Nyack,
° e
—-Same. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942;
Leo Wilson Cohn, Nyack, N. Y. 49155
New moon; w & m Rhoades [i.e. C.R.] Robinson. ©
1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317655; Carol Rhoades _
Robinson, Jericho, N. Y. 49156
New morn; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315654; Blanche Catherine
Fanning, San Jose, Calif. 49157
New Orleans jump; w Mel Lewis, m Van Alexander;
orch. pts. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 109237;
Murray Hill music corp., New York. 49158
1804
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49141
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49154
E unp. 315585;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
eS eee
New theme to the King, and to the President; song,
_ melody K. W. C. Benford; withdrum solo. © 1
c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316439; Esther Ruth,
Thomas Carl & K. William Charles Benford,
New York. 49159
New Year carol; traditional w, from an anthology
by W. H. Auden, m John Ireland; 2-pt. treble
voices. © Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67659; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 49160
New Year’s day; song, w Alice Hirsh. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 317182; Charles Henry Gesser,
St. Petersburg, Fla. 49161
Newspaper headline of trial; from Man on America’s
conscience, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316326; Loew’s, inc., New York.
49162
Nicodemus; Biblical w; mixed voices. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 317194; Herman Bryan, New
York. 49163
Nieces of our Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316493; Ellis J. DeMaiffe, King,
Wis. 49164
Night club reporter; w True York, melody Buck
Warnick. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 315092;
George Joseph Riley, Hollywood, Calif. 49165
Night is blue; song. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317108; Margery Juliet Stomne, Maplewood, N. J.
49166
Night over the desert; oriental suite, Hans May;
orch. pts. © Oct. 7, 1942; E for. 67703; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London. 49167
Night we met; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315412; Arthur Toll, Philadelphia.
49168
. Nikolo; w & m Arthur J. Wilbur, arr. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 316020; Winifred Wilbur, West
Los Angeles, Calif. 49169
Nina; by Pergolese-Sansone; French horn, with pf.
ace. © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub, 109369; Lorenzo
Sansone, New York. 49170
1942 blues; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317011; Hattie Haynes, New Orleans.
49171
Ninety day wonder; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317443; John De Paul Hansen, Chicago.
49172
No apple to teacher; song, m Robert VanSickle. ©
- 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315631; Roy Pauley,
East Orange, N. J. 49173
No gasoline; song, w Adelaide Ash. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1942: E unp. 316380; George Braham, New
York. 49174
No love Iask; song, w Stanley G. Weinbaum. © 1
c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315220; Helen Weinbaum
_ Kasson, Englewood, N. J. 49175
No man in the house; from Follies girl, w Nick
Kenny & Charles Kenny, m Sonny Burke & John
_ Murphy. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 109080; Atlas
music corp., New York. ; 49176
No more; w &m Art Noel. © Dec. 17, 1941; E for.
67684; Cinephonic music co., ltd., London.
49177
No one but you, dear; song, melody Eddie Keenan,
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E ump. 315211; Childs
Horan, Bridgeport, Conn. 49178
No One can ever take your place in my heart; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316790; Dalten Sholley, Kansas
City, Mo. 49179
No one else will do; w & m Toots [i. e. W. T.]
Moore, arr. Elmer Goodwin. © Nov. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109518; William T. Moore, Philadelphia.
49180
No one ever comes around to my house; w & m
Larry Markes & Dick Charles. © Nov. 30, 1942;
E pub. 109605; Leeds music corp., New York.
49181
Nopeepentom in love; from Money princesses; 2-pt.
treble voices. © 1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E ump.
316368; Erna Wedeman, New York. 49182
No song in my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316634; Grace Amelia Heald, Upper
Gloucester, Me. | 49183
No sufras, corazon; cancién. © Oct. 10, 1942; E
pub. 109228; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 49184
No, you can’t go ridin’ in my jeep jeep; song. © 1
c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317669, George Henry
Garrett, Portland, Or. 49185
Nobody else; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©ic.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314941; Herbert E. Sun-
bury, jr., Rutherford, N. J. 49186
Nobody for me; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 316514; Chester Barnes, Philadelphia.
49187
Nobody has taken your place; w & melody. © lc.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316574; Helen Saulsbury,
Jersey City. 49188
Noreen, accordion, with w. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316511, Rene J. DeVusser, jr., Chicago.
49189
Not in vain; w Emily Dickinson; women’s 3-pt. voices.
© lc. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316227; Joseph W.
Landon, San Bernardino, Calif. 49190
Not lonesome or worried; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316075; Dorothy Selma Harrison,
Brookline, Mass. 49191
Not me; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of Andrew
Brady] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315696,
Bobby Morgan, Iowa, La. 49192
Not peace but a sword; Biblical w, m Theodore F.
Fitch; mixed cho., pi. or organ ace. © Nov.
24, 1942; E pub. 109487, Boston music co.,
Boston. 49193
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49194 ; pt. 3, n. S., Vea
Nothing to do but dream; song. © 1c. Nov. 11,
_ 1942; E unp. 317496; Ross E. Miller, Syracuse.
49194
Now he belongs to the ages; from Man on America’s
conscience, composed & arr. Herbert Stothart,
including excerpt of Battle cry of freedom, by
Root. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316327; Loew's,
inc., New York. 49195
Now I know; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E
unp. 317861; Genta Darlan, Ardmore, Pa. 49196
Now I’m your prisoner of war; w E. Freeman, m
J. Chambers. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317598;
Jack Chambers, West Seattle, Wash. & Elmer
Freeman, New England, N. D. 49197
Now is the month of maying; by Morley, arr. & ed.
Charles Winter [pseud. of Noble Cain]; mixed cho.
© Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109270; Clayton F.Summy
co., Chicago. 49198
Now it’ll soon be over over there; w & melody. ©
1c.Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314874; Henry H. Engel,
New York. 49199
Now or never; song, melody Edward Madden. © 1
c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315066; Thomas R. Crea-
mer, Springfield, Ill. 49200
Now she wants to; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942: E unp. 316570; Gail
Van Tilborrough, Wapakoneta, O. 49201
Now that you're gone; w & melody Ed. Ward [pseud.
of E. W. Fisher] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317461; Ed. Ward Fisher, Boston. 49202
Now United bombs are falling; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316871; Sydney Wyatt, New
York. 49203
Numbers (The) jive; song, melody Shorty [i.e. Hugh]
Carson & G. Savage. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316665; Guy Savage, Chicago. 49204.
Nursery songs; w & m arr. Lea Gale; pf. © Oct.
1, 1942; E pub. 109279; Simon & Schuster, inc. &
Artists & writers guild, inc., New York. 49205
O blessed moments; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316356; Alberta Masters O’Connell,
Washington. 49206
O. C.S. victory march; w &melody Eddy Greenspan.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316861; O. C. S.
school no. 1, U. S. army, Fargo, N. D. 49207
O freedom is a noble thing; song, arr. Frank Furlett.
© Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109582; Horace M. Finney,
Chicago. 49208
O quam suavis est; liturgical w,m Romualdo Sapio;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30, 1942; E
pub. 109569; McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
49209
Object of my love; w Terry [i. e. T. B.] McManus,
melody Eddie [i. e. I.] Lewis. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 315869; Israel Lewis & Terence B.
McManus, Brighton, Mass. 49210
1806
Och! Dem Russians are knocking me out; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315428;
Lillian MacDonald, Brooklyn. 49211
Of one so dear to me; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315669; Vilate McInelly, Garfield, Utah.
49212
Official West Point march; w Alfred H. Parham, w
rev. & m Philip Enger, arr. Robert C. Haring.
1. Mixed cho. - 2. Women’s 3-pt. cho. - 3.
Men’s cho. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109194 -
109196; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 49213-49215
Ogeechee River lullaby; w Jack Palmer & Cab
Calloway, m Guy Wood. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109603; Rytvoc, inc., New York. 49216
Oh baby, you’ve got something there; w S. McKenzie
& L. Levoy, mC. Carazo. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315623; Sammie McKenzie, Lou Levoy &
Castro Carazo, Baton Rouge, La. 49217 |
Oh beautiful star; w & melody. ©1c.Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317165; Leonard Lluellen Gilcrease,
Hanford, Calif. ‘ 49218 —
Oh gee how I love you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316670; Louis Conrad Beyer-
kohler, New York. 49219
Oh! Honey! Will you walk with me;w VernonCrane,
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316684;
Kenneth Walton, New York. 49220
Oh, how Imiss you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316092; Herman Olswanger, Los
Angeles. 49221
Oh! Johnny teach me to dance; w & m Noel Gay. ©
Oct. 6, 1941; E for. 67675; Cinephonic music
co., ltd., London. 49222
Oh! Land of liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315647; Elizabeth Woodcock, Free-
port, N. Y. 49223
Oh, land of mine; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316905; Ervin Winfield Wicker, Ander-
son, Ind. 49224
Oh, Lynette, do not cry for me; song, m Aaron A.
Clark. ©1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315138;
James M. Tilghman, Mitchelville, Md. 49225
Oh, Maggie, what shall it be? The land! The air!
The sea; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315555; Jeanne Shugerman, Gadsden, Ala.
49226
Oh Mister Hitler; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314922; Kathleen K,
Saporite, Barre, Vt. 49227 —
Oh my darling; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316774; Ada Warren,
El Dorado, Ark. 49228
Oh, oh, it’s forty below; w & melody Harold Grant.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314913; Colonial
music pub. co., inc., New York. 49229
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 11, 1942 49266
‘Oh, papa, oh; w & melody Bill Caldwell [pseud. of
W. Calautti] © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316298;
William Calautti, Astoria, N. Y. 49230
Oh! Rubber is so scarce; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315212;
Mary L. Peterson, Woodburn, Or. 49231
Oh, sinner! Accept Christ today; song, arr. Albert
Lee Bryan. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317568;
Edith E. Whitzell, New Kensington, Pa. 49232
Oh! Soldier you have my heart; song, melody
Ronald Buck. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317291;
Zola Hickman Eoff, Bauxite, Ark. 49233
Oh that Mister So And So; w Rt. Rany [pseud. of
A. N. Yeorwacopoulos], m Louis Adler. © 1c.
Nov. 20, 1942: E unp. 315849; Archmadrite Niko-
laos Yeorwacopoulos, Herkimer, N. Y. 49234
Oh, the dear old songs; song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317457; Sophie Drzewiecki, Toledo.
49235
Oh! Tim’s inthe army; w & m Peggy O. [i. e. M.
Q.] Miles. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315231;
Margaret Opha Miles, Akron, O. 49236
Oh, we got unfinished business; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316131; Grace Shuster
Vallancourt, Champaign, Ill. 49237
Oh what a beautiful dream; song, m Edward E.
Menges. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316129;
Tina Ford, St. Louis. 49238
Oh, yes; melody D. Zattas. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316338; Colonial music pub. co., inc., New
York. 49239
Oh! Yes, you’re gonna be blue; w & melody. ©l1c.
_ Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316649; Ralph Joseph Gagnon,
Ludlow, Mass. 49240
Oklahoma; melody D. Zattas. ©lc. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316337; Colonial music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 49241
Oklahoma Rose; w & m G. E. Heaton, arr. G. Storts.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315120; Grace Edna
Heaton, Okmulgee, Okl. & Georgia Storts, Mus-
kogee, Okl. 49242
Old fashioned Christmas; song, m Derek Andersen
[pseud. of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315700; Ann MacGillivary, West
Covina, Calif. 49243
Old fashioned New year; slow foxtrot, w & melody
Stanley [i.e. T.S.] Thornton. © 1 c. Nov. 13,
1942: E unp. 315102; Thomas Stanley Thornton,
_ Deep River, Conn. 49244
Old fashioned school house; w & melody Doc Hopkins
& Phil Kalar. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317266;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 49245
Old Glory; w Katherine Garnett Lafitte, m Noble
Cain; mixed cho. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109323;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 49246
512843 O- 43-5
Old Glory is calling; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1942; E unp. 316880; Ann Margaret Woodson,
Westfield, N. J. 49247
Old Glory must wave on; song, melody Bob Carleton. ~
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316755; Mary E.
Gandt, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 49248
Old Glory’s wounds; song, arr. Lindsay McPhail.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 315096; Clyde Enos,
Belmont, N. Y. 49249 .
Old Hawaii; w Billy Koncel, melody Eddie [i. e. E.
F.] Koncel. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317100;
Edward Frank Koncel, Chicago. 49250
Old New England town; w & melody James Cavanaugh,
John Redmond & Frank Weldon. © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315603; R. 1M. music co., New
York. 49251
Old porch swing; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316448; Elmore Lee, Gary, Ind. 49252
Old Singapore; fox trot, w & melody. ©1c.Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 315313; Frank Izzo, New Haven.
49253
Old songs, new melody; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
_ 23, 1942; E unp. 317512; Leon M, Lombard,
New Orleans. 49254
Old State st. Chicago; w & melody; in C. ©lce.
Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315250; Martin Joseph
Burke, Chicago. 49255
Ole Faithful; w & m Michael Carr & Hamilton
Kennedy, arr. William Stickles. 1. Mixed cho. -
2. Women’s 3-pt. cho. - 3. Men’s cho. © Nov.
10, 1942; E pub. 109191 - 109193; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd., London. 49256-49258
On accounta be’cuz; w & m Warner [i. e. William]
W. Cockrill. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317433;
William W. Cockrill, Fresno, Calif. 49259
On an Adirondack evening; w & m Bob [i. e. R. D.]
Sittig; pf. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316804;
Robert Donald Sittig, Utica, N. Y. 49260
On bubbles and foam, forever to roam; song, w
Winifred N. Bess & E. Cox. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942:
E unp. 317085; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id. 49261
On Midway Island; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942: E unp. 317188; Naipo Robertson, Honolulu.
49262
On the beam; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317300; Malcolm Purden,
Lexington, Ky. 49263
On the boat going over, and on the train coming
back; w & melody F. LaVere & Mark Talent
[pseud. of Maurice Weiner] ©1 c. Nov. 14,
1942; E unp. 316226; Frank LaVere & Maurice
Weiner, Chicago. 49264
On the land, on the sea, and in the air;song. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316085; Eric Karll, Mil-
waukee. 49265
On the move; w F. Graham Hunter, m G. Fraser.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317525; Mrs. Hunter
Munson, Providence. 49266
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
49267 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
On the planet of love; song, melody Will Livernash.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E ump. 315895; Annabel
Frierson, Los Angeles. 49267
On the road to victory; w & melody Pearl [i. e. H.
P.] Morris. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 316505;
Hattie Pearl] Morris, Portsmouth, Va. 49268
On the way to victory; song, arr. Keith Crosby
Brown. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109268; George
Murray Brown, Boston. 49269
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
49270
On to victory; melody.
unp. 315037; Edward K. Ross, New York.
—pi., withw. ©1c.Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317482;
Felix Henry Johlie, Chicago. 49271
——pf.,with w. ©1c.Dec. 10,1942; E unp. 317751;
Erich Friedmann, Philadelphia. 49272
——song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1
c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317398; Bride Pearce,
Buchans, Newfoundland. 49273
—— -——melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942: E unp. 316733; Edith D. Hollis, Benton
Harbor, Mich. 49274
——w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
316015; Inez Earle Coster, Baltimore. 49275
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
49276
——w & melody.
316395; Frank Anthony Pucillo, Brooklyn.
—w B. Goldman, melody R. J. Montello. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317069; Ralph J. Montello &
Bert Goldman, Brooklyn. 49277
On to victory America; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1942; E unp. 317806; Cherie H. Trumbly,
Chicago. 49278
On wings; hymn, harmonized Charleen Smith. ©
1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315730; Sibylla T. Judy,
Alba, Mo. 49279
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
49280
On wings of wrath; song.
unp. 317676; Hyman Klayf, Chicago.
On your anniversary; song. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
109343; Alfred Francis McDermott, Pound, Wis.
49281
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
49282
Once again; w & melody.
unp. 317155; Maile Blackwell, New York.
Once I dreamed, song. ©1c.Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316230; Bill Elliott & Mildred Edwards, Beloit,
Wis. 49283
Once upon a dream; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317848; William M. Sharp, Ithan, Pa.
49284
One cup of coffee; w & melody. ©1c.Dec.2, 1942;
E unp. 317059; Kathleen La Raut Wrenn, Minnea-
polis. 49285
One day closer to victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 315297; Maurice Harlan McMasters,
Dallas. 49286
One day nearer to victory and home sweet home; w
Edward Markham [pseud. of Edward B. Marks],
m Fred Woodruff. © Nov. 10, 1942; E pub.
109112; Edward B. Marks music corp., New York.
49287
One gay caballero; w & m Peter Alden [pseud. of
P. A. Fedora] ©1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315591; Peter Alden Fedora, West Hollywood,
Calif. 49288
One girl and two boys; from Right about face, w &
m Lew Brown, Nacio Herb Brown & Ralph Freed.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E ump, 315527; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 49289
One last farewell; melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 316046; Samuel Wissig, Anderson, Calif.
49290
One lucky day; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316704; Margaret Trace Webster, Bakersfield,
Calif. 49291
One red rose forever; w Martin Block, m adapted &
pf. arr. Paul Weirick, based on Grieg’s Op. 5,
no. 3. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109234; Martin
Block pub. co., inc., New York. 49292
One smile from you; nocturne, song. © 1c. Oct.
17, 1942; E unp. 314823; Howard J. R. Binkley,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 49293
One wish; song, w Loretta Colcombe. © 1c. July
25, 1942; E unp. 316232; Walter Lentz, Pitts-
burgh. 49294
Only a day at a time; hymn, w & m C. Austin Miles.
© Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109208; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 49295
Only complete victory will please the U. S. A.; w &
m Sonny [i. e. O. J.] Porter, arr. Henry Gorden.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317344; O. James
Porter, Chicago, 49296
Only in my dreams; song, melody Aaron A. Clark.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316908; Adah Manning
Young, Clyde, N. C. 49297
Only one; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310938; Louise Carter,
Frankfort, Mich. 49298
Only one nite with you; melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316236; Santi Sammataro, North
Bergen, N. J. 49299
Only (The) road; hymn. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109494; James Burlington Rigg, Franklin Park,
Il. 49300
Only those who are in love, hear and see these
things above; fox trot, w Sugar Harris [pseud.
of D. B. Grimm], melody Roy Allen. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 316030; Daisy Britten Grimm,
St. Louis. 49301
Only yesterday; w & melody. © ic. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316954; Harriet Gertrude Lemley Lau-
bach, Wind Gap, Pa. 49302
1808
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 49338
Only you; melody,
317172; Dora Mostoff, Brooklyn.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
49303
Onward boys to victory; song, melody Bob Carleton,
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316746; Ann P.
Schmiedlin, Madison, Wis. 49304
Onward K. H.S.; w & melody H. H. Copeland. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315317; Kermit high
school, Kermit, Tex. 49305
Onward to victory; song, melody Hal Chanslor. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316677; Larry L. Farrar,
Camp Roberts, Calif. 49306
© 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
49307
316707; Ronald W. Sheetz, Los Angeles.
Open the door of your heart; w & melody Eddie
[i. e. Edwin] Paul. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317052; Edwin Paul, Burbank, Calif. 49308
Orders of the day; song, arr. Jesse Gunther. © 1
c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 316865; Morton Corcoran
Eustis, Washington. 49309
Oregon trail; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 314232; Clarence W. Ferguson,
U. S. S. Texas, c/o Postmaster, New York.
49310
Oremus pro Pontifice; liturgical w, m Attilio
Ambrosini, arr. Nino Borucchia; mixed voices.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109571; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 49311
Our America; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315763; Ethel Sharpless Elmer, Cape May
Court House, N. J. 49312
Our answer to Japan; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Oct.
26, 1942; E unp. 314835; Emma Connors & Manson
Bayers, New York. 49313
——w Jim Crilly, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 316225; Fred Weber, Ridgewood, L. I.,
N. Y. 49314
Our boys in blue; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942;
E-unp. 315125; John Henry Trowbridge, Ottumwa,
Ta. 49315
Our boys, no one can take their place; song, m
Louis Boos. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 315099;
Sherman A. Drew, Onaway, Mich. 49316
‘Our country’s love; song, melody Frank W. Ford.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E unp. 313758; Billie Eliza-
beth Martin, Norfolk, Va. 49317
Our Emaline; w & m Robertson Otto Geiersbach,
arr. Malcolm A. Lee. © Nov. 22, 1942; E pub.
109527; Robertson 0. Geiersbach, sole owner
Keep-in-tune publications, Forest Park, Ill.
49318
Our farewell kiss; w & melody Dick [i. e. R. W.]
Long. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316855; Rich-
ard Wayne Long, Barksdale Field, La. 49319
Our Flag; song, m Edward E. Menges. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942: E unp. 316130; Tina Ford, St. Louis.
49320
——w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315321; Rufus Calvin Bowman, 3d, Salem, Va.
49321
Our Flag so true; w Nancy Tannerstone, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov, 10, 1942; E unp.
314948; Ollie Marles, Blytheville, Ark, 49322
Our forest primeval; song, melody Basil V. Alt,
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316297; Gordon
Eliason, Ames, Ia, 49323
Our furlough honeymoon; fox trot, w Sid Press, m
Ben Ross; orch. pts. © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub,
109283; Associated music publishers, inc., New
York. 49324
Our golden wedding; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942:
E unp. 316094; William P., Singeltary, Wilson,
N.C. 49325
Our great American soldiers; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314805; Moiselle M. Garl-
inghouse Foss, Drain, Or. 49326
Our hearts are open to you; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942: E unp. 316412: Delbert McKeighen,
Akron, O. 49327
Our heroes; song. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp.
315104; Salome Scott MacGaha, Memphis, Tenn.
49328
Our island rendezvous; w M. H. Walters, m M. H.
Early. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314272;
Margaret Holt Early & Mary Hamilton Walters,
Weston, W. Va. 49329
Our last waltz; w & melody. © Oct. 15, 1942: E
pub. 109105; Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh.
49330
~——w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316673; O. H. Erickson, Ventura, Calif, 49331
Our liberty; w Bea Watson, m Bill Eichmann, jr.
© Apr. 8, 1942: E pub. 109468; Tin Pan Alley,
Philadelphia. 49332
Our love song; w C. G. Doehrer, m R. G. Allen. ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316174; Charles G.
Doehrer & Richard Gould Allen, Altadena, Calif.
49333
Our mountain home; song, w Joseph A. Schmidt, ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317546; Thomas B.
Schmidt, Harrisburg, Pa. 49334
Our nation glorious; song, arr. Walter Esberger.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 316436; Oscar Peter
Grischy, Cincinnati. 49335
Our national power; pf., withw; in A. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317765; Drusilla Underhill,
Dowagiac, Mich. 49336
Our new homeland; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin, © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317707;
Chris Georges, Toronto. 49337
Our old rooster won’t get up in the morning; w & m
Ralph Butler & Tolchard Evans. © Sept. 30,
1942; E for. 67705; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
49338
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ‘
49339 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Our prayer; song, arr. Evelyn Smith Bishop. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316153; Maude Rowley,
London, Ont., Canada. 49339
Our prayer for you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317040; Hannah Brown,
Englewood, Col. 49340
Our rainbow; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315597; Eric B. Van Norden, New York.
49341
Our song; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317053; Betty Jane Lancaster, Oakland, Calif.
49342
Our song is victory; w & melody Mrs. Louis [i. e.
J.] Mistele. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315395;
Janet Mistele, Jefferson, Wis. 49343
Our trip over there; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317485; Mary J. Ma-
guire, Lexington, Ky. 49344
Our victory; march song. © Nov. 10, 1942; E pub.
109235; Gino Di Vito, Chicago. 49345
Our victory march; song, arr. Alice Seidlova. ©
lc. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317573; Joan K. Norton,
New York. 49346
Our war song; song. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109590; Anthony B. Longenbaugh, Crowley, La.
49347
Our wonderful U.S. A.; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317695; Mollie A. Dalton, Abing-
ton, Mass. 49348
Out of the corner of my eye; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316242; Francis John
Schlonga, Leavenworth, Kan. 49349
Out of the night; w Bobby [i. e. R.] Munro, m A. E.
Vazzana. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 298918;
Anthony E. Vazzana, Troy, N. Y. & Rosanne
Munro, Fort Plain, N. Y. 49350
Out of the old shall come a new; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315908;
Golda S. Dorr, Cherokee, Okl. 49351
Out upon the moonlite waters; song. © 1 c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 314402; Charlotte Lind, Des
Moines. 49352
Over; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317825; Emma Claudine Wilson,
Atlanta. 49353
Over here; march song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316372; Bess O. Beeman, Austin, Tex.
49354
——w Bernice Davis, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942: E unp. 316229; Lucile Johnson, Medina, O.
49355
Over my shoulder, you fell in love with somebody
else; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316759; Sue B. Billingsley,
Athens, Ala. 49356
Over-seas song; song, melody J. Polisano. © 1c,
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316906; Alfred Coppola,
Dominic Cerminara & Joe Polisano, Atlantic
City. 49357
Over the Alps; w Natalie Butler, & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316972; Clare Vaughan
Sturges, Farmington, Me. 49358
Over the rainbow of love; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov.
25, 1942; E unp. 316512; Martha Harnish Covert,
Three Springs, Pa. 49359
Over there, somewhere; song, m Bernie Clements.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314806; M. Ardella
Grant, Baytown, Tex. 49360
Over where; w J. Tilson, m M. Tilson. © 1 c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316486; Jack Tilson & Myrta
Tilson, Indianapolis. 49361
Overflowing; w H. S. Milward, m B. D. Ackley; pf.
© Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109211; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 49362
Ozark blues; song, m J, Chas. McNeil. © 1c, Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 317039; Bridget McGuirk, St.
Louis. 49363
Ozark moon; song,m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
©l1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317379; Dalles Eugene
Turner, Crane, Or. 49364
Paddy boy; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315655; Alice S. Douglas, Kokomo, Ind.
49365
Paderewski’s lament; w & melody. © 1-c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316718; Molly Kennedy, Flint,
Mich. 49366
Pal; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
316399; Ethel Graham Sanders, Frostproof, Fla.
49367
Pal o’ mine; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316554; Bert W.
Hall, Terre Haute, Ind. 49368
yy
Pal of my golden dreams; song, melody Leona
Tingley Baker. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E ump. -
315754; Onie Day. Tingley, Anadarko, Okl.
49369
Pale faced dancer; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315659; Bessie Lee
Copus, Madera, Calif. 49370
Panamerican rhapsody; pf. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 317249; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 49371
Papa’s polka; by Joseph Stacey; concertina. © Nov.
20, 1942; E pub. 109530; Rudy Patek, sole owner
Patek music co., Chicago. 49372
Parade of the teddy bears; w Sammy Cahn & Saul
Chaplin, m John W. Bratton, arr. Douglas Mac-
Lean [pseud. of F. Campbell Watson]; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109330; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 49373
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no. 11, 1942
49409
Parader; march, George S. King; band pts., with
conductor. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109301; Pro-
art publications, New York. 49374
Paradise; song. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316443; Mildred Coulter, Columbus, Ind. 49375
Paradise Isle; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316715; Alan Ben McRoberts, Washington.
49376
Paradise Valley; w & m Bernie Wayne, Ben Raleigh,
Nick Kenny & Charles Kenny. © Nov. 20, 1942;
E pub. 109418; Atlas music corp., New York.
49377
Parlay Charley; w G. R. Bass, melody Maury [i. e.
Maurice] Bloom. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315214; Maurice Bloom & Gilbert R. Bass, Buffalo.
49378
Parting; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316852; Patricia Ruth Henry, Los Angeles.
49379
Passé; w & m Eddie De Lange, Carl Sigman &
Joseph Meyer. © Apr. 9, 1942; E pub. 109564;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 49380
Passing thoughts; by S. MacIntosh; pf. duet. © Oct.
25, 1936; E for. 67639; Schott & co., ltd., London.
49381
Pastels; by Guy Maier; pf. © Nov. 24, 1942; E
pub. 109493; Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
49382
Patch and pray; song, melody Oscar Catsiff & J.
Louis Merkur. ©1 c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp.
317468; Florence Tarr, New York. 49383
Patches, patches! Ration us our patches; w & m
Ruth Viola Rapp [i. e. R. V. R. Beno] © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316663; Ruth Viola Rapp Beno,
Logansport, Ind. 49384
Patrick Joseph Murphy; melody Joe Rines. © 1c.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 317262; Paull-pioneer music
corp., New York. 49385
Patriotic way; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942: E unp. 317699; Ada
Beeman, Grawn, Mich. 49386
Peace; hymn, w R. D. Spencer. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315981; William M. Spencer, Chicago.
49387
——w Henry Vaughan; mixed voices. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 315879; Charles T. Maclary,
Glenside, Pa. ; 49388
Peace, good will, the angels bring; w C. Eastmond;
pi. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316170; Morton
Vincent Reece, New York. 49389
Peace in the harbors; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316210; Marie Alberta Prentice,
Los Angeles. 49390
Peace! itis I; verse w from Anatolius, cho. wD.
L. Ives, m D. L. Ives & Reuben Wingrove Ives;
pi. © Aug. 1, 1942; E pub. 109388; David Living-
stone Ives, Fort Wayne. 49391
Peace of mind; w & melody Doc Hopkins & Phil
Kalar. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317273; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 49392
Pearl Harbor; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317566; Harry Venus, Chicago. 49393
Pearl Harbor disaster; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317821; Martin E.
Brown, Sharpsburg, Ia. 49394
Pent paradise; w & m Terry Gilkyson [i. e. H. H.
Gilkyson, 3d] © 1c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 315997;
Hamilton Henry Gilkyson, 3d, Mont Clare, Pa.
49395
People’s peace; song, melody Veronica Shipley.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316814; Adolph O.
Huseby, Colfax, Wis. 49396
Pepper tree; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316282; Una E. Huber,,.
West Los Angeles, Calif, 49397
Perfect baby; song, m Reginald Belcher. © 1 c.
June 16, 1942; E unp. 314899; Roy Pauley, East
Orange, N. J. 49398
Perfection; song. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942;E unp.
316124; Elizabeth Katherine Statt, Minneapolis.
49399
Perkins (Walton) modern popular piano method. v.
1. © Jan. 5, 1942; AA 414520; Modern standard
music co., Chicago. 49400
Phantom love; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317032; Loktha Lohman,
Port Orchard, Wash. 49401
Phillip D’Amour; operetta. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
D 76195; Carl Songer, Chicago. 49401*
Phillipian [?] festival; march, K. L. King; band
pts. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109435; K. L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 49402
Phoebe; song. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317623;
Leon T. Russell, Jackson, Mich. 49403
Piccolo Pete; fox trot, w & m Phil Baxter, arr. Vic
Schoen; small orch. pts. © Oct. 12, 1942; E pub.
109350; Leeds music corp., New York. 49404
Pickin’ the Japs from the lap of Yokohama; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316490;
May Weyer McKague, Santa Ana, Calif.
49405
Pickle song; arr. Louis Rosenberger; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315448; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 49406
Pied Piper of America; w & m Joe Feldman, Nick
Charles & Bobby Gregory. © Nov. 30, 1942; E
pub. 109702; Amer. music pub. co., New York.
49407
Pied Piper, of Ham’lin Town; w Walter Hirsch, m
Gerald Marks. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109543;
Mills music, inc., New York. 49408
Playful; by Tom [i. e. T. B.] Schutz; pf. © 1 c. Nov.
25, 1942: E unp. 316454; Thomas Bryant Schutz,
Los Angeles. 49409
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49410
Pleading (The) Saviour; pf., with w. © Aug. 31,
1942; E pub. 109357; F. Harold Russell, Cam-
bridge, Minn. 49410
Pleading with you, daddy; song. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317645; Myrtle Westlake, Denver.
49411
Please believe me; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 317196; Edward Pell, Hot Springs, Ark.
49412
Please don’t cry; w Ray Auburn, melody Manny
[i. e. M. O.] Malak. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315758; Manuel Oliver Malak, East Cambridge,
Mass. 49413
Please don’t cry, my baby; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316791; Margaret Orosi, Trenton, N. J. 49414
Please don’t ration my dreams; w & melody Adam
Scrivener [pseud. of E. Silin] © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315430; Emil Silin, APO 834, c/o
Postmaster, New Orleans. 49415
Please don’t say yes; song, arr. Jesse Gunther. ©
1 c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 316864; Morton Corcoran
Eustis, Washington. 49416
Please drop me a line; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1
c. Oct. 22, 1942: E unp. 315512; Jessie Lee Maxey,
Selma, Calif. 49417
Please introduce me to you; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317323; Ramona Mulcahy,
Mill Valley, Calif. 49418
Please little breeze; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316709; Helene Lukton, Denver. 49419
Please Mr. President, don’t ration love; w & melody.
© Oct. 15, 1942; E pub, 109103; Samuel Wesoky,
Pittsburgh. 49420
Please stay out of my dreams; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314988;
Anne Harris Allgood, Toccoa, Ga. 49421
Please wave the Flag for me daddy, just like
I waved it for you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316402; Michael Anthony Marcucci,
Portland, Me. 49422
Please write a letter; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316776; August
Gessing, Gildford, Mont. 49423
Pledge to liberty; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315408; Bessie M. Whiteley, Los Angeles. "5
494
Pollock’s (Muriel) musical moods; pf. bk. 1. ©
Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109674; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York, 49425
Poor delirious me; song, melody Cliff Smith. ©
1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317403; Ruby Bush,
Ashtabula, O. 49426
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Poor little fleur-de-lis; pf. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316510; Frederick John Bendel, West
Orange, N. J. 49427
Poor shepherds left their flocks at night; 2-pt.
Christmas carol, w Adelaide Bogart Riedel;
junior choir. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub, 109431;
George Vause, New York. 49428
Poor you; from Ship ahoy, w E. Y. Harburg, m
Burton Lane. © Mar. 9, 1942; E pub. 109561;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 49429
Popular melody in C melody, with pf. ace. ©l1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315726; Elleanor Shelley
Hansen, Los Angeles. 49430
Popular melody in D flat; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315727; Elleanor
Shelley Hansen, Los Angeles. 49431
Popular melody in F; melody, with pf. ace. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315725; Elleanor Shelley
Hansen, Los Angeles. 49432
Pork chop song; song, w Stanley G. Weinbaum. ©
1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315222; Helen Wein-
baum Kasson, Englewood, N. J. 49433
Portrait; song, melody Francis Patrick Pierce. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316617; Alma Twiss
Collins, Hadley, N. Y. 49434
Potsdam, hail to thee; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316805; Robert Donald Sittig, Utica,
Lh 2 49435
Power and the glory; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315045; Frances Holmburg Benedict,
Scarborough, N. Y. 49436
Power of God; mixed voices. © Sept. 8, 1942; E
pub. 109500; Ward Samuel Baker, Delano, Calif.
49437
Prairie nights; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316563;
James W. Wilson, Upton, Wy. 49438
Praise Jehovah; Biblical w, m W. A. Mozart, arr.
A. W. Binder; mixed cho. © Oct. 29, 1942; E
pub. 109316; Broadcast music, inc., New York.
49439
Pray and sing and cheer; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 316897; Anna D. Tipton, Garnet,
Calif. 49440
Pray for peace; w & m Jule Le Nard [pseud. of
J. L. FitzPatrick]; pf. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
unp. 317594; Julia L. FitzPatrick, Chicago.
49441
Pray for the day; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317836; Sam Ford,
Pasadena. 49442
Prayer; symphony no. 4, melody. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 315307; Armando Paolo De Filippi,
Los Angeles. : 49443
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no. 11, 1942 49477
Prayer for a little black kitty; pf., withw. O©Olc.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317858; Jean Hervey Gut-
berlet, Seattle. 49444
Prayer for Russia; by M. Agounoff [pseud. of Q.
Maganini], based on theme by Tschaikovsky; full
orch. sc. & pts. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109615;
Quinto Maganini, Greenwich, Conn. 49445
Precious; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317706; Claire A.
Orendorff, Salt Lake City. 49446
Precious little diary; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317315; James Edward Henry,
Philadelphia. 49447
Pretty prairie princess, handsome brave; from
The son of Don Juan; pf., withw. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1942; E unp. 313548; Frank Michael Paeano,
New York, 49448
Price we pay; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315592; Robert William Hilgartner,
Baltimore. 49449
Pride of America; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316687; Eber H. Patton, Longwood,
Miss. 49450
Pride of the nation; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315905; Florence
Cartwright, Los Angeles. 49451
Prim Rose; waltz song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 315545; Marie Carrie Rorick, Orosi, Calif.
ae 49452
Princess Miami; w & m Misha [i.e. Martin] Fields.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E. unp, 314959; Martin
Fields, Chicago. 49453
Private George; w Rita Killorin, & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316601; Hazel R. Gravin,
East Haven, Conn. 49454
Private has no privacy; w & m Terry Gilkyson
[i. e. H. H. Gilkyson, 3d], arr. Kay Holley. ©1
c. Aug. 7, 1942; E unp. 315996; Hamilton Henry
Gilkyson, 3d, Mont Clare, Pa. 49455
Private Smith; song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315733; Mark Wienand, Olympia, Wash.
49456
Pro patria vigilans; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316250; Stanford Lincoln Strogoff,
Worcester. 49457
Provocative you; song, melody Robert Whitford.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315595; Elizabeth
Colby, Eggertsville, N. Y. 49458
Pul-ease Mr. Henderson, don’t ration love; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317362;
James Montague, New York. 49459
Pull together; w & m Helen [i. e. J. H.] Dunkell &
E. K. Dunkell. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E ump.
317740; Edith Katherine Dunkell & Josephine
Helen Dunkell, Baldwin, N. Y. 49460
Puppy Fluffy, my pet pup; song. © ic. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 316889; Johnny Tucker, Woodside,
L.1., N. Y. 49461
Push ’em up; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 313597; Michael Fraulino, Manchester,
Conn. 49462
Pussy-foot Pete; w & melody Walt Davidson, Frieda
Patterson & Tom Maxon. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317479; Davidson & Maxon Music pub-
lishers, Hollywood, Calif. 49463
Put a silver lining in the clouds; song, m L. Roberts
[pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942;
E unp. 312228; Antonette Laursen, Box Elder,
Mont. 49464
Put a three cent stamp on me, and send me back to
Tennessee; w Mack David, melody Dick Jurgens
& Lew Quadling. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317258; Famous music corp., New York.
49465
Put another ‘nail in Hitler’s coffin; song, w Gladys
Shelley. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109421; Ted
Mossman, New York. 49466
Put your arms around the army; w & m Edwin
Keyer, Jimmy Vollmer & Frank Capano. © Apr.
8, 1942; E pub. 109460: Tin Pan Alley, Phila-
delphia. 49467
Put your hand in the hand of Jesus; w &m A. H.
Ackley; pf. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub: 109212;
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 49468
Put your pack upon your back; w & melody Mickey
McVay. ©1c.Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316001; Mrs.
John L. Gaffney, Johnstown, Pa. 49469
Quartet; lst movement, Conradin Kreutzer, tran-
scribed F. Henri Klickmann; woodwinds. Sc.
& pts. © Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 109254; Alfred
music co,, inc., New York. 49470
Quartet E flat major; by Conradin Kreutzer; B flat
clarinet. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 315504;
Alfred music co., inc., New York. 49471
Quartet no. 2; 1st movement, op. 10, melody. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316088; Alexander John
Matthias Pazandak, Denver. 49472
Que seas feliz; canciOn bolero. © 1c.Dec.5, 1942;
E unp. 317250; Arturo Somohano, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. ' 49473
Queer; song, w Alice Hirsh. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942;
E unp. 317183; Charles Henry Gesser, St.
Petersburg, Fla. 49474
Querida; by Tom [i. e. T. B.] Schutz; pf. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316455; Thomas Bryant
Schutz, Los Angeles. 49475
Question (A); song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316123; Elizabeth Katherine Statt, Minneapolis.
49476
Question and answer; w Arthur Stanley, m from
Demande et réponse, by S. Coleridge-Taylor.
© Nov. 7, 1942; E for. 67650; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 49477
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49478 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
——waltz, w Arthur Stanley, m adapted from the
melody Demande et réponse, by S. Coleridge-
Taylor, arr. Don Bowden; orch. pts. © Nov. 25,
1942; E for. 67660; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.,
London. 49478
Qui sf, que sf; Brazilian samba, versos e melodia.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 309241; Erasmo
Miranda, New York. 49479
Radiant night; w Randolph Rayburn, m of Allegretto
from Second symphony, by Johannes Brahms, arr.
Kenneth Winstead; 3-pt. women’s cho. © Nov.
23, 1942; E pub. 109658; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York, 49480
Rainbow trail; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315689; Elsye Snow, Rennsselaer, Ind. 49481
Raquel; w Irving Taylor, melody AntonioDominguez.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316179; Santly-Joy,
inc., New York. ¥ 49482
Read to me the stories; w & m Haldor Lillenas; pf.
© Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109249; Nazarene pub.
house, Kansas City, Mo. 49483
Real American song; song, m Anthony Bonsignore.
© Nov. 10, 1942; E pub. 109403; Joseph Pallucca,
New York. 49484
Really blue; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316186; Beatrice Rush, Ennis, Tex.
49485
Recuerdos de la Alhambra; arr. H. Grant; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316344; Colonial music
pub. co., inc., New York. 49486
Red cross spirit speaks; w John Finley, m Marie V.
MacDonald; mixed cho. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub.
109321; Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
49487
Red sarafan; traditional m, arr. Carl Weber; 1st
violin. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317083; Emil
Ascher, inc., New York. 49488
Red sister; w & m Mischa [i. e. Martin] Fields; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315149; Martin
Fields, Chicago. 49489
Red sunset over fair Hawaii; w Charles G. Norris,
& melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1942; E unp. 315896;
Robert C. Newell, San Francisco. 49490
Red, White and Blue; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315683; Louis Allen, Union City, Ind. 49491
—w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315776; Gracie Reed, Van Buren, Mo. 49492
Red, White and Blue girl; song. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316146; Stella Harris & Sylvia Green,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 49493
Red, White and Blue means my Flag - and you;
march, w &melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317076; Dorothy L. Wilson, West Los Angeles,
Calif. 49494
Redemption; Biblical w; mixed choir. © 1c. Dec.
12, 1942; E unp, 317852; Jean Hervey Gutberlet,
Seattle. 49495
Reds bled me white, now I’m blue; song, melody
Evelyn Weiss. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317368; Samuel Hymowitz, Brooklyn. 49496
Reflection; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317353;
William Lewis Peters, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
49497
Refugee lullaby; w Dora J. Binder; pf. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1942; E unp. 317179; Louis Binder, Paterson.
49498
Rehearsal at eight; song, melody Robert N. Schanzer.
©1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316835; Harry Behar,
New York, 49499
Rejoice in the Lord; anthem, Biblical w, mC, Albert
Scholin; mixed cho. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub.
109536; Mills music, inc., New York. 49500
Rejoice! Salvation’s nigh; pf., with w. © Aug. 1,
1942; E pub. 109389; David Livingstone Ives,
Fort Wayne. 49501
Remember a soldier; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316858; Charles Henry Hicks, jr.,
Richmond. 49502
Remember me; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315648; James J. McAndrews,
Fort Riley, Kan. 49503
Remember that; w & melody Shirley Botwin. ©1
c. Nov. 16,°1942; E unp. 315454; Radio screen
music pub. co., New York. 49504
Remember that December; w & melody Paul Irving
[pseud. of P. I, Pugach] © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316620; Paul Irving Pugach, Englewood,
N. J. 49505
Remember the time; w’& melody. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316078; Gwenva Clarke Richardson,
Van Nuys, Calif. 49506
Remember ’til I get back; song. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316885; David J. Crisel, Fresno,
Calif. 49507
Remember to remember; w Fred Hillebrand, m
Carlton James, pf. sc. Adam Carroll. © Oct.
5, 1942; E pub. 109274; Alliance music co., New
York. 49508
Remember your son and your country; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315661; Frank Kemp, South Bound Brook,
N. J. ; 49509
Remorse; song. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317856; Jean Hervey Gutberlet, Seattle.
49510
Removing the shackle; from Man on America’s
conscience, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316329; Loew’s, inc., New York.
49511
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
49547
Rendezvous in Rio; w & melody Jeanne [i. e. P. L.]
Beatty. © 1c. Oct, 29, 1942; E unp, 315071;
Pansy Lee Beatty, Kansas City, Mo. 49512
Rest, soldier; song, pf. arr. Louis Rosenberger.
© Nov. 28, 1942; E pub. 109641; Guy Wilbert
Atherton, St. Paul. 49513
Résumée; w Elizabeth Thorne Brown, & melody.
© ic. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp, 317662; Joseph Pepe,
Brooklyn. 49514
Resurrection; pf, treble, with pf. acc. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp, 315362; Edouard Nies-Berger,
New York. 49515
Return home; polka, N. Shkorka; pf. accordion. ©
Nov. 14, 1942; E pub. 109646; N. Shkorka co.,
Cleveland. 49516
Return to me my dearest pal; w & melody. Olc.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp, 315775; Gracie Reed, Van
Buren, Mo. 49517
Reunion; main title, Franz Waxman. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1942: E unp, 317127; Loew’s, inc., New York.
49518
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
49519
Reveille; song.
316524; Frank J. Hartman, Washington.
——w Ralph O’Conner; men’s cho. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315281; John Surbeck, Hancock,
Mich. 49520
Reverie; w Elinor June Brash, m Cesare Sodero.
© Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109180; G, Ricordi & co.,,
inc., New York, 49521
Rhapsody in Red, White and Blue; w Peter Barry &
Vernon Duke, m V.Duke. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub,
109545; Milis music, inc., New York. 49522
Rhapsody of love; w George Leiberman, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp, 316120; Victor
Picone, New York. 49523
Rhine River; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
315946; Helen Leibensperger Humphreys, Calum-
bus, O. 49524
Rhythm rhapsody; by Walton Perkins & Charles
Garland, ed. Lois Manning; pf. © Nov. 16, 1935;
E pub, 109258; Modern standard music co.,
Chicago. - 49525
Richest couple in town; w & melody Buddy Arnold
[pseud. of Bernard Arnof] & G. Price. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316667; George Price &
Bernard Arnof, New York. 49526
Ride on; fox trot, w & m Skeets [i. e. Campbell A.]
Tolbert, arr. Vic Schoen; small orch. pts. © Oct.
12, 1942; E pub. 109297; Leeds music corp.,
New York. 49527
Rigamarole; by Harold Mooney, arr. Jimmy Dale;
orch. pts. © Nov. 15, 1942: E pub. 109694; Luz
bros. music publishers, inc., New York. 49528
Right to liberty; song, w Opal Hemler. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316495; Albert La Cava, Cleve-
land. 49529
Ring the bell for Uncle Sam; w & m Jack Nelson &
Si Rothman. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109395;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 49530
Ring Yankee Doodle, you're dandy for me; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316520;
Helen VY. Parrott, Ostrander, O. 49531
Rise up, shepherd, an foller; negro Christmas
spiritual, harmonized & arr. George W. Kemmer;
mixed voices. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109585;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 49532
Rita’s waltz; op. 1; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942: E unp.
317208; Charles Tese Gabriele, Brooklyn.
49533
River of life; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316286; Norma Bodette,
Garden, Mich. 49534
Road to glory; song, melady Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Nov. 14, 1942: E unp. 315213; Florence Gerard,
New Britain, Conn. 49535
Roads; song, w Alice Hirsh. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942;
E unp. 317181; Charles Henry Gesser, St.
Petersburg, Fla. 49536
Rock me in the cradle mother; w & melody. © ic.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315567; Marie Helen
Baker, Old Town, Me. 49537
Rockin’ away on the moon; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315710; Nelson Swager, Fort Wayne.
49538
Roll on, old Hudson River, roll on; pf. treble, with
w. ©lc. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314836; John
Martin, New Dorp, S.I., N. Y. 49539
Roll up your sleeves, Uncle Sammy; w & melody.
© 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316536; Frank
Lozito, New York. 49540
Roller derby song; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1942: E unp. 315204; Guy Savage, Chicago.
49541
Rolling along to victory; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1942; E unp. 317309; Alice Louise Carter,
Lafayette, Calif. 49542
Rolling pin brigade; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316293; Grace Mc-
Callister, Kermit, Tex. 49543
Rolling sea; song, melody Danny Kuaana. © lc.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317074; Maile Blackwell,
New York. 49544
Rolling tanks; song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315646; Norman William Burdette Houger,
Cleveland. 49545
Romance at rationing; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315662; Bobby Mc-
Ghee, Magdelena, N. M. 49546
Romance the buterfole Hannah; waltz kouket &
doomba song. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp. 311442;
Mollie Perlman, New York. 49547
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49548 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Romantic interlude; w & melody Ruby Fisher, ©
1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317062; Reuben Fisher,
New York. 49548
Romantic love; song, melody Willard Herring. ©
1c, Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 316006; Violet Bray,
Columbus, Ga. 49549
Rose for daddy; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c. June
11, 1942; E unp. 316027; Dorothea Ellen Layton
Hammond, Los Angeles. 49550
Rose petals; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317299; Audrey De John,
Philadelphia. 49551
Rosemary Levy; melody Joe Rines. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 317263; Paull-pioneer music corp.,
New York. 49552
Roses carry me back to dream; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317831;
Effie Dean Youse, Baltimore. 49553
Rosie the riveter; w & m Redd Evans & John Jacob
Loeb, pf. arr. George N. Terry. © Nov. 6, 1942;
E pub. 109081; Paramount music corp., New
York. 49554
Round-up moon is shining; song. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315403; Harold Henry Wallen, Fort
Harrison, Mont. 49555
Round-up time in Tokyo; w & melody Gene [i. e.
E. G.| Bowen. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316844; Edgar Gene Bowen, A.P.O. 8, Nashville.
49556
Rouse ye, shepherds; w Christine T. Curtis, m
Robert W. Gibb; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Nov.
24, 1942; E pub. 109434; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 49557
Rufus; w & m May H. Brahe. © Nov. 27, 1942; E
for. 67711; Boosey & Hawkes (Aust.) pty. ltd.,
Sydney, Australia. 49558
Run, little raindrop, run; from Springtime in the
Rockies, w Mack Gordon, m Harry Warren. ©
Nov. 3, 1942; E pub. 109160; Twentieth century
music corp., New York. 49559
Running water in the springtime; song, w J. C.
Challis. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316354;
Catherine Clarke Harker, San Antonio. 49560
Russian holiday; by Carl Weber; ist violin. © 1c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315153; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. 49561
Russian lament; song, arr. Phillip Longo. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315643; Howard Samuel
Weiner, Fort Bliss, Tex. 49562
Russian winter; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317638; Maurice Limonick, Los Angeles.
49563
S.0O.S., U.S. A.; song. ©1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 317401; Irene Milligan & Ruth Pearson,
Rockford, Il. 49564
Sacred treble choruses; 3-pt., w & m arr. & ed.
George F. Strickling. © Oct. 10, 1942; AA 414348;
Hall & McCreary co., Chicago. 49565
Sacrifice; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317527; Al Frisco Bowman, Buffalo, 49566
Safeguard America; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 316938; Alonzo Bernard Coles,
New York. 49567
Said the coffee to the doughnut; pf., withw. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316467; Minnadell Mallison,
Berkeley, Calif. 49568
Sailing; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Dec.
11, 1942; E unp. 317823; Alice A. Hughes,
Pomona, Il. 49569
Sailing down the Delaware; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315672; Mabel Fuller, Wilmington, Del.
49570
Sailing down the river of love; song. © 1 c. Nov.
7, 1942; E unp. 315969; Sarah Rose Grace, St.
Paul. 49571
Sailor in blue; song, m Eddie Ward [pseud. of Eddie
Boyden] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315711;
Katherine Rudolph, Philadelphia. 49572
Sailor man, won’t you hurry home; song. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316706; Beulah Ellen
Britton, Sioux Falls, S. D. 49573
Sailors and soldiers; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 315312; Frank Izzo, New
Haven. 49574
St. Louie Flo; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315906; Florence Cart-
wright, Los Angeles. 49575
Sally; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315343; Raymond E.
Jensen, Norwood, R. I. 49576
Sally’s folly; song, melody Bob Allen. © 1c. Nov.
3, 1942; E unp. 314079; Florenz Esselle Steven-
son, San Francisco. 49577
Salute to Russia; by Mischa Michaeloff; pf. © Oct.
1, 1942; E for. 67693; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 49578
Salute to the WAACs; w Tom [i. e. T. M.] Adair,
melody Dick [i.e. R.R.] Uhl. ©1 c. Oct. 10,
1942; E unp. 311699; Thomas M. Adair & Richard
R. Uhl, Kingston, Pa. 49579
Salvage for victory; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315114; Joseph J. Harris, Dallas.
49580
Same grand Flag; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314792; Charles H. Frizzelle, Los Angeles.
49581
‘Same old Man In The Moon; song. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316710; Helene Lukton, Denver.
49582
Sammy boy; w & melody Bill [i. e. W.] Wachter. ©
1 c.Dec.8, 1942; E unp. 317554; William Wachter,
Baltimore. 49583
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 49619
Sandman; song. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316257; Vergil Kenaeth Price, Los Angeles.
49584
Sandman, a-hoy; song. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp.
317434; Karl Case Robertson, Wichita. 49585
Sandman’s lullaby; w Sammy Gallop, melody Lou
Singer. ©1 c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315824;
Leeds music corp., New York. 49586
San Domingo rose; melody Mart Fryberg. © lc.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314908; Colonial music pub.
co., inc., New York. 49587
Santa will be coming soon; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316559; Kathryn Johonie, Verona, Calif. 49588
Saucy little girl; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315425: Ross Latshaw, Snohomish,
Wash. 49589
Save me a place in your heart; song. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317366; Aline Evelyn Martinek,
Wesley, Ia. 49590
Save the victory waltz for me; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315749: Arthur Silliman
Kinney, Jackson Heights, N. Y. 49591
Save your blarney for me; song. © July 28, 1942;
E pub. 109508; Rozane Halborn Cook, St. Louis.
49592
Save your fat, save your fat; w & melody. ©Olc.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316690; Max Heller, Phila-
delphia. 49593
Save your heart, for an American girl; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317618; Gilbert C.
Tennant, Washington. 49594
Save your kisses, for me; fox-trot, w & melody L.
Graden & Erwin L. Koerber. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1942; E unp. 316378; Lucille Graden, West Chicago.
49595
Saving my love like a miser; w Katherine Randall
fi. e. K. R. Baker], m Jack Schatenstein. © 1c.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317786; Katherine Randall
Baker, Abilene, Tex. 49596
Say a prayer for our boys over there; w & melody
Cliff [i.e. C. J.] Holdren. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315170; Clifford John Holdren, Charleston,
W. Va. 49597
Say that you'll be waiting; pf. treble, with w. © 1
c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314876; J. W. Eastburn,
Douglas, Ariz. 49598
Schicklegruber’s [?] knell, w Leland Hobart Floyd,
m Ethel A. McElhone. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp. 315511: Lilian Gilby Mowel, Union Beach,
N. J. 49599
Scotch cowboy; w & melody Helen Diller. Olc.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317274; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 49600
Scouts and campers marching song; pf., with w.
© Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 109338; Henry S. Wilder,
Lincoln, Mass. 49601
Sea gull; song, w B. Murray. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942;
E unp. 317416; Henry W. Closson, South Orange,
N. J. 49602
Sea rapture; w Emeric Hulme Beaman, m Eric
Coates, arr. George Shackley; 7-pt. mixed cho.
© Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109552: Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 49603
Sebastopol; by Carl Weber; violin. © 1 c. Nov.
28, 1942; E unp. 316607; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York, 49604
Second in my heart; pf., with w. © 1c.Nov. 2, 1942;
E unp. 315235; Virginia Mary Pfeifer, St. Louis.
49605
Secret of His presence; hymn. © Dec. 1, 1942; E
pub. 109505; Laurel R. Girdner, Hollister, Calif.
49606
Secrets; song. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109485;
Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia. 49607
Send a salami; w & melody.* © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316960; Herbert Schwartz, New York.
49608
Send him a letter today; song, arr. Karl Holer. ©
1 c. Oct. 17, 1942; E unp. 315093; Gene Dixon,
Washington. 49609
Send him away with a smile; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317031; Jane
Simpson, San Francisco. 49610
Send me a letter; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315916; Benjamin H.
McAdoo, McKeesport, Pa. 49611
Send me your love, dear; w Audry Piper, pf. ©1
c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317470; Bert B. Bruce,
Millsboro, Pa. 49612
Send the message through; song, arr.John R. Hanna,
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316537; Thomas Val
Messer, East Cleveland, O. 49613
Send the word; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315929; E. A. Sitton, San
Francisco. 49614
Send your mother flowers on your birthday; w &
melody Buck Ram. © 1c. June 13, 1942, E unp.
317473, Noble music co., inc., New York.
4y615
Sentimental song; song. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316689, Virginia Lee Reichart, Valley Falls,
Kan. 49616
Sentries of the sky, wG. A. Ward & Frank Tomaselli,
melody Lou [i. e. Lucille] Anderson. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 317674: George A. Ward, New
York. 49617
Sepian nocturne; by Dave Matthews; pf. © 1c. Nov.
21, 1942; E unp. 316199; Regent music corp.,
New York. 49618
Serenade in G pf. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
317251; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
49619
1817
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
49620 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Serenade they played in Ensenada; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314382; Gladys Marie
Bagwill, Chicago. 49620
Serenade to the sun; by Ramon Solano; pf. © Sept.
30, 1942; E for.67707; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
49621
Serious serenade; by Ina McCullough; pf. © Aug.
25, 1942; E for. 67633; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 49622
Sermon on the Mount; Biblical w, m Byllee Pugh
Masters [pseud. of M. E. Holdanay], arr. Grant
MacGregor; mixed voices. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1942;
E unp. 317192; Mary E. Holdanay, Hollywood,
Calif. 49623
Service center song; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315370; Vivian E. Morean, Chicago.
49624
Service is fine, in the service; w & m Eugene West
& Otis Spencer. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109549;
Mills music, inc., New York. 49625
Seven little letters; w & m Don Corbo [i. e. D. R.
Corbo, jr.] © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub. 109578;
Dominick R. Corbo, jr., Asbury Park. 49626
Shackle (The); from Man on America’s conscience,
by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316330; Loew's, inc., New York. 49627
Shadow; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316792; Pearl R.
Johnson, Cumberland, Md. 49628
Shadow in the moonlight; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315469; Walter Bell,
Elizabeth, Pa. 49629
Shall we gather at the rhythm; from Follies girl, w
Nick Kenny & Charles Kenny, m Sonny Burke &
John Murphy. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 109079;
Atlas music corp., New York. 49630
Shame on me. w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; &
unp. 317322; Charles J. Zuppardo, Detroit.
49631
Shangri-La; song, m Byron Brvoks ,pseud. of
Malcolm Lee| © 1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 313860;
Anna C. Wampler, Bruceville, Ind. 49632
Shantasy; by Felton [i. e. E. Felton] Rapley; pf. ©
May 19, 1942; E for. 67694; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 49633
She is sweet and fussy; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317436; James Mic-
ciche, Bridgeport, Conn. 49634
She is young an’ purty; w L. McDonald, melody M.
G. Thomas. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315226;
Leo McDonald & Millard Galweston Thomas, New
York. 49635
She loves you; song, melody Bob Carleton. © lc.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317828; Anna D. Weyman,
San Mateo, Calif. 49636
She means everything to me; song. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1942; E unp. 317511; Marjorie H. Marshall,
Baton Rouge, La. 49637
She want [?] to sell my monkey; w & m Hudson
Whittaker; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942: E
unp. 313213; Wabash music co., Evergreen Park,
Nl. 49638
Sheep may safely graze (Schafe koénnen sicher
weiden); from The birthday cantata, by Johann
Sebastian Bach, English version Katherine K.
Davis, sacred w C. R. W. Robertson [pseud. of
Katherine Kennicott Davis], concert arr. A.
Walter Kramer; high voice; in A flat. © Nov.
16, 1942; E pub. 109326; Galaxy music corp.,
New York. 49639
Sheiks of Shangri-La; song, melody Ed Chenette.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316590; Mrs. Robert
G. Lebby, Washington. 49640
She’ll be coming round the mountain; new w & arr.
of m Henry Hall. © Oct. 22, 1942; E for. 67710;
Victoria music pub, co., ltd., London. 49641
She’s a welder in Lockheed factory; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
314717; Minnie Johnson, Sterling, Neb. 49642
She’s become a WAAC; song, arr. Jesse Manley.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316585; Grace
Willis, Griffin, Ga. 49643
She’s everybody's sweetheart; w & melody. © ic.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316393; Octave J. Péan,
New Milford, N. J. 49644
She’s my Rose; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; |
E unp. 317732; Victor Paul Sbraccia, Malden,
Mass. 49645.
Shickelgruber’s [?] rats; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 316842; Charles Judson Green,
Portsmouth, Va. 49646
Shine on liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317455; Frank Ramondetta, Brooklyn. ~
49647
Ship (A) a-sailing; w Dorothy Dunkin & R. W. Woods;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315790; Richard
Whitfield Woods, La Porte, Ind. 49648
Sho ’nuff; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317367; Claudia Lillian Carson, Marion, Ind.
49649
Shortest way to early reading; by I. E. Bridge; pf.
bks. 1, 2. © July 21, 1938; E for. 67636, 67637;
Schott & co., ltd., London. 49650, 49651
Shot and shell; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
317180; Patrick McGreal Armstrong, San Antonio.
49652
Shoulder arms; w & melody Carl Jaspan. © lc.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314906; Mrs. Carl Jaspan,
Washington. 49653
Shoulders to the wheel; song. © 1c.Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 315898; Harry H. Lerner, New York.
49654
Shout, brother, shout;w & m Herm Fairbanks &Deke
Watson. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109335; Ad-
vanced music corp., New York. 49655
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no. 11, 1942
Shout! Shout! America; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942: E unp. 316357; George R. Simon, Hart-
ford. 49656
Shout three cheers for America; w D. Gornston &
Evelyn Kramer, melody E. Kramer. © Oct. 12,
1942: E pub. 109127; David Gornston, New York.
49657
Show me highway eighty; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316189; Russ Tatum, Phoenix,
Ariz. 49658
Sic, sic, sic, Hitler will be licked; song. © Nov.
11, 1942; E pub. 109097; Emily Tavernier, Wash-
ington. 49659
Sierra Morena; w Fernando Ruiz del Vizo, m tran-
scribed from Marchetti’s La féte de Seville. ©
1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 317494; H. Leopold
Spitalny, New York. 49660
Sigma phi gamma pep song; w & m Beth Hanson
Moore. © Nov. 20, 1942; E pub. 109443; Sigma
phi gamma internatl. sorority, Indianapolis.
49661
Silhouette; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 317045; Harold Robert Enalls,
South Bound Brook, N. J. 49662
Silver dollar souvenir; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp, 316135; Wilford Olsen &
LaVeda Olsen, Kansas City, Mo. 49663
Silver stars; mazurka brillante, Carl Bohm, op.
327, no. 3, arr., abridged & transcribed Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Oct. 20, 1942; E pub. 108571; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 49664
Silver wings; song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315586; Maude Maxfield, Carbondale, Col.
49665
Silver wings in the morning; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315910;
Irma Hubbell, Beallsville, Md. 49666
Since Bill got to be a marine; w G. E. Kuhn, melody
H. W. Schubert. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317057; George E. Kuhn & Hugh W. Schubert,
Brooklyn. 49667
Since I left you; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315279; Dale Thomas Stewart,
Brighton, fil. 49668
Since you went away; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315367; Elizabeth Katherine Statt, Minnea-
polis. 49669
Since you went to war; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 316940; Goldie Hayes, Arkansas City,
Kan. 49670
Since you've gone away; w &melody. © lc. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 317529; Rosalyn Rachel Suesholtz,
Brooklyn. 49671
Sincerely; song, m Morty Berk. © Nov. 1, 1942;
E pub. 109345; Florence Consulla Milburn, Phil-
adelphia. 49672
49688
Sing and smile; song, melody Bob Carieton. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316765; August Gessing,
Gildford, Mont. 49673
Sing hallelujah, it’s gonna be a great day; song.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317175; Della Elaine
Hout, Akron, O. 49674
Sing, it’s good for ya; w Hughie Prince, m Harold
Mooney, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts., with men’s
3-pt. voices. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109693;
Luz bros. music publishers, inc., New York.
49675
Sing to the Lord; Biblical w, m H. Hofmann, arr.
Griffith J. Jones; mixed cho. © Nov. 18, 1942;
E pub. 109325; Galaxy music corp., New York.
49676
Singing the rock-hock blues; song. © Oct. 24, 1942;
E pub. 109448; Lanny Raynor, Brooklyn.
49677
Sinner fall on your knees, don’t let the chariot swing
on by; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316632; Charles Henri Woode, Waco, Tex.
49678
Siren call of steel; w Eugenie-Lee Odor [pseud. of
C.-L. S.C. Roche], m Frank Lynn [pseud. of
Franklyn Carnahan] © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1942; E
unp. 309452, Cerrie-Lee Slaughter Compton Roche,
Cleveland. 49679
Skip stop flight around the world: compiled Alfred
Marlhom [pseud. of Harold Flammer ], transcribed
Stanford King & others, pf. © Nov. 12, 1942;
AA 414858; Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
49680
Skit-skat skate along home, song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942: E unp. 316427; Margaret Trace Webster,
Bakersfield, Calif. 49681
Sky above can’t always be gray, w Mary Logue &
Frank Ford [pseud. of I. M. Ciesielski], m
Jimmie Crane. ©1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317096: Ignatius Marian Ciesielski, Philadelphia.
49682
Slap happy Sal; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314946; Kay Swisher,
Montesano, Wash. 49683
Slap polka; from Oh doctor, w Paul Francis Webster,
m Harry Revel. ©1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317411; Universal music corp., New York.
49684
Sleep; w Amanda Lyne & C. R. Mondolfo, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315523; Charles
Rolland Mondolfo, New York. 49685
Sleeper jump; w & melody Mack David, Al Hoffman
& Jerry Livingston. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317030, Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 49686
Sleepy eyes; pf. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316294;
Richard Ten Hoor, Berrien Springs, Mich.
49687
Slumber song; w &m Mrs. Grover C. [i. e. L. R.]
Lauden. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317498;
Loma Ried Lauden, Coldwater, Mich. 49688
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
49689 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Small talk; w John Rox, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316351; Stuart Rodney Ross, New
York. 49689
Smile a smile of victory, when you kiss your boys
good-by; song. ©1c. Dec.3, 1942; E unp. 317024;
Jeannette A. Salomonson, Muskegon, Mich.
49690
Smile at a lassie; w & m Peggy [i. e. M.]| Casey;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317587; Margaret
Casey, New York. 49691
Smile for me darling; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942: E unp. 317215; Henry Eugene Van Erkelens,
San Francisco, 49692
Smile for me once; w & melody Veidra King [pseud.
of L. Thompson] © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315242; Loraine Thompson, Miami Beach, Fla.
49693
Smiling, in my heart I see you smiling; w & m
Orpha Love [i. e. O. L. Gullickson] © 1 c. Nov.
12, 1942: E unp. 315110; Orpha Love Gullickson,
Fertile, Minn. 49694
Smoke dreams; by Ralph Federer; pf. © Nov. 27,
1942: E pub. 109576; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 49695
Snowfall; by Claude Thornhill, arr. Paul Weirick;
orch. pts. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109432; Mu-
tual music soc., inc., New York. 49696
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
So help me; song.
49697
316691; Doris Wright, Streator, Il.
So long son; song. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp.
315088; Doris Regina Maloney, Edgewood, R. I.
49698
So many things; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317574; Peggy McManus, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 49699
So sing I to you; w Victor Tall, m Glen Barton;
2-pt. treble voices. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub.
109113; Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia,
49700
So sorry please; song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315035; Lyman Lewes Johnson, Salem, Or.
49701
So sweet; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
316998; Alton J. Dolinsky, Omaha. 49702
So sweet is thy discourse; w Thomas Campion, m
Edmund Rubbra, op. 52, no. 2; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67657; Boosey & co. ltd.,
London. 49703
So used to you; w Katherine Randall [i. e. K. R.
Baker], m Jack Schatenstein. © 1 c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317787; Katherine Randall Baker, Abilene,
Tex. 49'704
So what; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp.
926: Frances Bradley, Ocean Grove, N. J.
316926; Fran Ys ' ee
t
Soldier; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315467; Ida Garner, Durham, Calif,
49'706
S-o-l-d-i-e-r; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315797; Grace E. Watson, Phoenix, Ariz.
49707
Soldier anchor in the sky; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 316214; Jefferson F. Durden,
Shaw, Miss. 49708
Soldier awaiting news from home; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316525; Frank J. Hartman,
Washington. 49709
Soldier boy; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E
unp. 316898; Irene Sophia Walker, Dubuque, Ia.
49710
—song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314966; E
unp. 314966; James A. Norriss, San Jose, Calif.
49711
—song. ©1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316133;
Dora Mai Guinther, Bellingham, Wash. 49712
— —m Eddy [i.e. E. B.] Haines & Benedict
Drago. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E-unp. 315224;
Edward Benjamin Haines, Hartford. 49713
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp.
49714
—w & melody.
315393; James Bean, Jackson, Mich.
—w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp.
315001; George Weinflash, New York.
49715
——w Carl Fick, m Glenn Everett [pseud. of E. L.
Moore] .© 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316584;
Everett L. Moore, New Rochelle, N. Y. 49716
—waltz; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316468; Mary L. DuBignon-Clark, Ocala,
Fla. 49717
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
49718
Soldier boy is blue; song.
unp. 314960; Esther. Levy, St. Louis.
Soldier boys; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 317558; Lew Ittner, Benton, Kan.
49719
Soldier men; song. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 109517;
Lawrence Clifford Gibson, Pittsburgh. 49720
Soldier sweetheart; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315771; Flora Robertson,
Shafter, Calif. 49721
Soldier’s and sailor’s wish; song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316526; Frank J. Hartman, Wash-
ington. 49722
Soldier’s au revoir to love; song, arr. Luigi Carne-
vale. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315271;
Nellie Andrews Gazzam, Philadelphia. 49723
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
Adrian,
49724
Soldier’s dream; song.
unp. 316031; Russel Charles Nelson,
Mich.
1820
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 49760
Soldier’s farewell from Corregidor; song, m Edna
Beatrice King. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942; E ump.
313582: Herbert Lionel King, Port Arthur, Tex.
49725
Soldiers get the medals, and the sailors get the
girls; w & m Robert L. Germaine. © Oct. 13,
1942; E pub. 109406; Ben-Et songs, New York.
49726
Soldier’s goodbye; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317384;
Zearl B. Taute, Wausa, Neb. 49727
Soldier’s home in heaven; march song, m Ray
Hibbeler. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109479; Joseph
W. Uritson, Coraopolis, Pa. 49728
© Nov. 9, 1942; E pub.
49729
Soldier’s lullaby, song.
109273; Sterling Ely, Washington.
——w Leigh [i. e. E. L.] Metcalfe, m Dorothy May
Metcalfe. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 315985;
Edward Leigh Metcalfe, Dayton, O. 49730
Soldier’s prayer; song. © 1 c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315061; Harriett Hatch, Chama, N. M.
49731
—— ——melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317705, Edgar Betterman,
Huntington Park, Calif. 49732
Soldier’s rendezvous; song, melody Helen Wicks-
man. © lic. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315067; Mrs.
Norman James Roberts, Warren, Pa. 49733
Soldier’s requiem, song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315737; Roxie Gruver McConnaughey, Hills-
boro, O. 49734
Soldiers, the sailors, the U.S. marines; pf., with
w. ©ic. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315888; Bonnie
Leiser, Kansas City, Mo. 49735
Soldier’s theme; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 317050; Pauline Fannie Blackford, Wash-
ington. 49736
Soldier’s victory; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1
c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316288; Mary Lou Hale,
Jeff, Ky. 49737
Solidarity march; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317721; Milton E. Alvis, San Antonio.
49738
Solomon Levy; melody Joe Rines. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 317265; Paull-pioneer music corp.,
New York. 49739
Some-day; w & m Don Lang &R. Lee. © June 5,
1942; E for. 67646; Roy Lee, Ide Hill near
Sevenoaks, Kent, England. 49740
Some day I’ll know; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1942: E unp. 314830, Dorris Eddy Brewer, Dallas.
49741
Some day, some way; song, melody A. Cushing. ©
1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317752; Archie Cushing
& Ray Cushing, New York. 49742
Some day you'll come drifting back to me; song.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316813; Colin P.
McLeod, Dearborn, Mich. 49743
Some of these days; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315795; Austin Robert James, San
Antonio. 49744
Some other summertime; song. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942;. E unp. 316144; Emma Elizabeth Current,
Lima, O. 49745
Some peaceful day; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317758; Audrey Nell Smith, Goose
Creek, Tex. 49746
Somebody else; w & melody Hugh Cross. ©1c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317267; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 49747
Somebody’s boy; foxtrot song. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317009; Emma C. Pidcock, Twisp, Wash.
49748
—w &m Joe [i.e.J. L.] Mann. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942: E unp. 315615; Joseph L. Mann, Denver.
49749
Someone else is taking my place; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. ©1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314989;
Opal Mott, Chicago. 49750
Someone’s gonna capture your heart; w & melody
Larry [i. e. L. W.] Hickman. ©1 c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317356; Lawrence W. Hickman,
Detroit. 49751
Something new has been added; w & melody. ©l1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315426; Oliver A. Sletto,
Walla Walla, Wash. 49752
Something on my mind; w Blanche Posnack, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315380; George
Posnack, Brooklyn. 49753
Something sweet and sentimental; melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 2,- 1942; E unp. 317054; Pat Chicone, St.
Paul. 49754
Something tells me; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315738: Ceal Willner, Newark,
N. J. 49755
Something to shout about; from the production, w
& m Cole Porter. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub.
109554; Chappell & co., inc., New York. 49756
——march, w & m Alice Jett Bailey [i. e. A. J. B.
Poff} ©1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315550;
Alice Jett Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky. 49757
Sometime, somewhere; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316492; Lawrence B. Brooks, Pasadena.
49758
Sometimes; song,m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317378; Cecil Stoner,
Decatur, Ill. 49759
Somewhere, a soldier boy leaves port, tonight; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 315508;
Jane Lucille Evans, Fort Lupton, Col. 49760
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49761 pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Somewhere beyond the sunset; w & m Allan Flynn
& Max Rich. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109474;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
49761
Somewhere in the world; song, melody Paul L.
Habben. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315893;
Morris N. Kepp, St. Louis. 49762
Somewhere this side of heaven; song. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 317497; Ross E. Miller, Syracuse.
49763
Son of a Yank; w C. O. Haines, melody D. Ahistrand.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315005; C. O. Haines
& David Ahlstrand, San Francisco. 49764
Son of a Yank in a tank; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315363; C. Chris Hohmann, Port
Richmond, S. 1., N. Y. 49765
Son of Yankee Doodle; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315402; T.J. Oswald, Cleveland
Heights, O. 49766
Sonata; by Béla Barték; 2 pfs. & percussion. Sc.
© Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67655; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 49767
Sonata for two pianos; by Paul Hindemith; 4 hands.
© Nov. 7, 1942; E pub. 109295; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 49768
Song favorites of WSM grand ole opry; w & m com-
piled WSM radio station. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub.
109134; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 49769
Song for civilians; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316390; Celia Plotkin, Brooklyn.
49770
Song for victory; w & melody. © 1e. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317400; Ernest Raymond Hummel, Hights-
town, N. J. 49771
Song from home; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315901; Jane Beers,
Short Beach, Conn. 49772
Song in my heart;w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316491; May Weyer McKague, Santa Ana,
Calif. 49773
Song my mother used to sing to me; w & melody
Mickey [i. e. Michael] Diamond, © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316596; Michael Diamond, Brooklyn.
49774
Song of Arizona; w & melody. ©1 c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315292; George T. Scowcroft, Tolle-
son, Ariz. 49775
Song of democracy; song, m Jimmie Crane. © lc.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317475; Raymond William
Fitzgerald, Santa Cruz, Calif. 49776
Song of liberty; w A. P. Herbert, melody Edward
Elgar, arr. Frederick C. Silvester. © Oct. 10,
1942; E for. 67632; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
49777
~——w Dot Overton & Charles Jones, & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp, 315518; Billy Overton,
Atlantic City. 49778
Song of my heart; song, melody Robert N.Schanzer.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316837; Harry
Behar, New York. 49779
Song of Texas; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316264;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 49780
Song of the airborne; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1942; E unp. 315269; Eugene Anthony Fuhs &
Richard Christopher Brownfield, Evansville, Ind.
49781
Song of the bombardier; song, melody Bob Allen.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316613; Patsy
O’Brian, Burlingame, Calif. 49782
Song of the marines; w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren,
arr. Douglas MacLean [pseud. of F. Campbell
Watson]; men’s 2-pt. cho. © Nov. 18, 1942; E
pub. 109331; Remick music corp., New York.
49783
Song of the red bird; pf. ©1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E
unp. 317435; Karl Case Robertson, Wichita.
49784
Song of the service; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316419; Leon Earl Daugherty,
Steuben, Wis. 49785
Song of the shipbuilders; song. © 1c.Nov. 5, 1942;
E unp. 316502; Frances Cheney Lozier, Berkeley,
Calif. 49786
Song of the WAFS; w & melody. © Oct. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109104; Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh.
49787
Song of victory; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316817; Eva Campbell Ogletree, Norfolk,
Va. 49788
—w &melody. ©1c.Dec.9, 1942; E unp. 317586;
Charles A. Haufe, San Francisco. 49789
Song poems. © Dec. 20, 1941; AA 414390; Beulah
McCrossan Mantzke, Minneapolis. 49790
Song to Miss Victory; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317408; Edward Elliott Wilson,
Berwyn, Ill. 49791
Song we sang together; song, melody Morrie Gelfand.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 316246; Douglas
Miller, Montreal. 49792
Song with a sway; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316157; Genevieve Hays Peck, Evansville,
Ind. 49793
Songs; w S. Golub & others, Hebrew tr. Meyer S.
Cohen. © May 1, 1936; E pub.
109380; Solomon Golub, New York. 49794
Songs from the veld; English versions & m arr.
Josef Marais [pseud. of Joseph Pessac] [Afrikaans
& English w] © July 23, 1942; E pub. 108096; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 49795
Songs of Alpha phi; w & m Roberta Newton & others,
arr. Walter A. Quincke. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub.
109451; Alpha phi internatl. fraternity, inc.,
Detroit. 49796
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
: 49832
no. 11, 1942
Songs of American folks; w & m arr. Satis N.
Coleman, compiled Adolph Bregman. © Oct. 29,
1942; E pub. 109320; John Day co., New York.
49797
Songs of salvation; hymns, compiled J. O. Long,
J. H. Ruebush & Will H. Ruebush. © Nov. 9,
1942; E pub. 109115; J. Owen Long, Harrisonburg,
Va. 49798
Songs of the United Nations; w & m compiled & ed.
Alex Kramer. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109476;
Edwards music co., New York. 49799
Sonnet to a bonnet; w & m Art Noel. © Aug. 25,
1941; E for. 67685; Cinephonic music co., ltd.,
London. 49800
Sons o the Yanks; song, melody Tony Mermont
[pseud. of T. A. "Merz| & Little Caesar [pseud. -
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1942; E unp.
of Ralph Corabi|
49801
315965; T. A. Merz, Philadelphia.
Sons of America; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315199; Mildred Jane Strickland, Warren,
oO. 49802
Sons of freedom; w & m Donald Richberg. © Nov.
3, 1942; E pub. 109071; Thornton W. Allen co.,
New York. 49803
Sons of freedom, march on; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317564; pay Faimon,
Stratton, Neb. 49804
Sorrow will be joy when He comes; hymn. © Sept.
25, 1942; E pub. 109246; Haldor Lillenas, Tus-
cumbia, Mo. 49805
Sorry, Mr. Jap; song, arr. Charles Repper. © 1
c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315069; Richmond Knapp
Fletcher, Newton, Mass. ~ 49806
Soul of France; from The last lesson, by Nathaniel
Shilkret. ©1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317142;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 49807
Soul’s awakening; song, w Paramananda; with violin
obbl. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109620; Latham
True, Palo Alto, Calif. 49808
South of the border, down Mexico way; w & mJimmy
Kennedy & Michael Carr, arr. Frank B. Cookson.
1. Mixed cho. - 2. Women’s 3-pt. cho. - 3. Men’s
cho. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109197 - 109199;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
49809-49811
South winds, w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317063; Esther Agnes Fredreckson, Seattle.
-~ 49812
Sparklers polka; w & melody. ©1c.Nov. 23, 1942,
E unp. 316090; Romeo Moorehead, New York.
49813
Spell of the night; song. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
unp. 317601; Roscoe R. Gardner, Glenrock, Wy.
49814
912843 O- 43 - 6
Spinach and ‘leven other songs; w Sylvia Golden,
m Mana-Zucca [pseud. of Augusta Zuckermann
Cassel] © Dec. 30, 1940; E pub. 109520; Musette
publishers, inc., New York. 49815
Spirit of America; arr. H. Spangler; mixed voices.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 316932; John Morris
Gillette, University Station, N. D. 49816
—w & melody Ethel Laris [i. e. E. A. L. Ranger]
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317427; Ethel Athene
Laris Ranger, Chicago. 49817
Spirit of the C. A. P.; march song. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315778; Lawrence Victor Clough,
Davenport, Ia. 49818
Spirit of the U.S. A.; song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942;
E unp. 315783; Fred Elvin Davis, Palmyra, N. I.
49819
Sprig (A) of rosemary; w Amy Lowell, m H. K.
Lamont. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 308210;
Helen Lamont, administrator of estate of Harry
K. Lamont, Rockford, Il. 49820
Spring; song. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316966;
Minnie Gibberd, Green Lake, Wis. 49821
—- ——w Alice Hirsh. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 317184; Charles Henry Gesser, St. Peters-
burg, Fla. 49822
Spring rain; m W. Vaughn; pfi., with w. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317749; Wayne Vaughn & W.
Arthur Cullman, Cleveland. 49823
Springtime in the Argonnes; song. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316418; George Washington Mc-
Causlin, Amityville, N. Y. 49824
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
49825
Stairway to heaven; song.
E unp. 315781; Isaac Cash, St. Louis.
Stalingrad; by Bert Reisfeld; pf. © Nov. 24, 1942;
E pub. 109438; Mutual music soc., inc., New
York. 49826
Star eyes; from I dood it, w & m Don Raye & Gene
De Paul. © 1 c. Nov. "24, 1942: E unp. 316312;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 49827
Star fell from the sky; melodv. ©1c.Nov.6, 1942;
E unp. 314844: Bessie Makel Terry, Lowell.
49828
Stardust in your eyes; w & melody. © lic. Nov.
18, 1942; E unp. 315619: Charles Merrill, Salt
Lake City. 49829
Starlight blues; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp.
315130; Aileen Barnes, Ottawa. 49830
Starlight serenade; w Jean Ann Mustard, melody
Mrs. Adam Jackson [i.e. L. H.] Thompson. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316812; Lilian Hensley
Thompson, Pocahontas, Va. 49831
Starlight, starbright; w T.,Schubert, melody E. J.
Allpress. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 315500;
Taia Schubert & Eva Jo Allpress, San Antonio.
49832
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49833 nt, Sahel tin
Starlit moon; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315334; Bill
Eakes, Greenville, N. C. 49833
Starry anniversary; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1c, Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316838;
Harry Behar, New York. 49834
Stars and Stripes and you; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 316016; Harry Alonzo Earl,
Milwaukee. 49835
Stars and Stripes in Tokio and Berlin; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316498; Victor
Cason, Republic, Mo. 49836
Stars and Stripes on parade; w S. Sammataro &
Henrietta Simon; pf. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942: E
unp. 316237; Santi Sammataro, North Bergen,
N. J. 49837
Stars and Stripes remind me of you; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314881; Antoinette
M. White, Bradford, Pa. 49838
Stars and Stripes will forever fly o’er Hickam
Field; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315540; Eleanor Ten Eyck, Montclair,
N. J. 49839
Stars in the night; by Henry Himmel [pseud. of
Heinz Himmelfaerb]; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315057; Heinz Himmelfaerb, New York.
49840
Stars in the Star Spangled Banner, and other songs;
w Mabel Livingstone, m Molly Donaldson. © Jan.
10, 1941; E pub. 109521; Musette publishers, inc.,
New York. 49841
Stars over the desert; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317170; Ann Tuttle, Los Angeles.
49842
Starting wedding; polka, N. Shkorka; pf. accordion.
© Nov. 14, 1942; E pub. 109643; N. Shkorka co.,
Cleveland. 49843
Starving for a kiss from you; waltz, w & m Alice
Jett Bailey [pseud. of A. J. B. Poff] © 1 c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317404; Alice Jett Bailey Poff,
Southgate, Ky. ' 49844
States (The) secede; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp, 316331; Loew’s, inc., New York, 49845
Station L-O-V-E; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316561;
Elmarie Elington, Salt Lake City. 49846
Stay a little while; w & m Alice Jett Bailey [i. e.
A. J. B. Poff] © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314969; Alice Jett Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky.
49847
Stay forever true; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315651; Malvina L. Mc-
Mullen, Dover, N. J. 49848
Step on it; song. © 1c. Dec. 7,1942;E unp. 317336;
Ida Lundstrom, St. Louis. 49849
Stick to your knittin’, kitten; w Wanda Faulknere,
melody Vic Mizzy. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942;E ump.
316177; Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 49850
Still and deep; w & melody Marjorie Stirling. ©
1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314975; Marjorie
Stirling Hebenstreit, Walla Walla, Wash. 49851
Stop fiddlin’ around with my beau; w & m Helen
Mills. © June 10, 1942; E pub, 109313; Natl.
assn, for blind composers, inc., Winnebago, Ill.
49852
Stornelli del soldato; melodia A. De Feo. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314910; Colonial music
pub. co., inc., New York. 49853
Stranger by the sea; hymn, w & mC. Austin Miles,
© Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109221; Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 49854
Strike up the band; w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin, arr. Walter Scotson; mixed cho, ©
Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109328; New World music
corp., New York. 49855
Strolling Mem’ry’s Lane sweetheart with you; w &
m Jule Le Nard [pseud, of J. L. FitzPatrick]; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 313356; Julia L.
FitzPatrick, Chicago. 49856
Strut, papa, strut; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317227; John W. Hart, Woodland, Calif.
49857
Student song; w & arr. of m George Howerton, m
Johann Hermann Schein; 5-pt. mixed cho. © Novy.
19, 1942: E pub. 109662; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 49858
Study the Word; m Kenneth Morris; pf., with w. ©
Aug. 28, 1942; E pub. 109340; Evan T. Stewart,
Winamac, Ind. 49859
Subtle serenade; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 9,1942;E
unp. 314797; Pat Philip Adkins, Detroit.
49860
Such a little thing to do; w & m Rhoades [i. e.
Carol Rhoades] Robinson, © 1c. Dec, 10, 1942;
E unp. 317653; Margery Blyth Gilmour, Old
Westbury, N. Y. 49861
Sue, my bluebonnet Sue; song, melody Aaron A,
Clark. © 1c. Dec, 1, 1942; E unp. 316907; Adah
Manning Young, Clyde, N. C. 49862
Suefios de Quinto; from The Ecuadorian suite;
violin & pf. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315850;
Herman Murray-Jacoby, New York. 49863
Sugar; w & m Nita [i. e. J.] Lucot; pf. treble. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp, 316803; Juanita Lucot,
Sacramento, Calif. 49864
Sugar, I’m gonna burn my gas for you; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 11,1942; E unp. 317788; Valtah
Cochran & Don Terhune, Yankton, S. D.
~ 49865
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no. 11, 1942
Sugar, you gotta quit rationing me; song. © Nov.
12, 1942; E pub. 109276; Lyle C. True, Los
Angeles. 49866
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
49867
Suite for orchestra; sc.
unp. 317311; Irwin Heilner, New York.
Summertime; from Porgy and Bess, w Du Bose
Heyward, m George Gershwin, arr. William
Stickles; women’s cho. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub.
109327; Gershwin pub. corp., New York. 49868
Sun never sets, on the Flag that I love; pf. treble,
with w. ©lc. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317013;
Russell Albert Webber, Kansas City, Mo.
49869
Sun-up; w Irene Green, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316693; Martin Ryner, New York.
49870
Sunset at Mount Merino; w Peter De Leo, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317663, Joseph Pepe,
Brooklyn. 49871
Sunset in the hills; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942, E
unp. 316307; Val Gordon, Hollywood, Calif.
49872
Sunset into sunrise; w & mMrs. Arthur [i. e. B. D.]
Stehling. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316523;
Beatrice Deen Stehling, Fredericksburg, Tex.
49873
Surrender; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© ic. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317373; Mary F.
Hughes, Irvington, N. J. 49874
—w Oswald J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109214, Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. 49875
Swamp angel baby; w Hazel Dufour, m Del Kenmar
[pseud. of Joseph W. Guinan] © Nov. 9, 1942;
E pub. 109086; Shelby music pub. co., Detroit.
49876
Swap eyes, song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis| Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316541; Peter De-
Rito, Shamokin, Pa. 49877
Sweet as music; song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942, E unp.
317442; Diane Johnston, Fort Worth. 49878
Sweet Aylene, waltz, Joseph Stacey; concertina. ©
Nov. 20, 1942: E pub. 109529; Rudy Patek, sole
owner Patek music co., Chicago. 49879
Sweet is my violin; foxtrot, w & melody. O©Ol1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315769; Charles Perry
Martin, jr., Chicago. 49880
Sweet little melody that’s you; w D. Johansen, &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 317545;
Naomi Vettel, Sacramento, Calif. 49881
Sweet magnolia; w L. M. Cooper, m B. B. Gibson;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315967; Bessie
B. Gibson, Lake Charles, La. & Lena M. Cooper,
Pendleton, Ind. 49882
49899
Sweet Mary Jane; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] ©1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315685; J. L. McLane, Talladega, Ala. 49883
Sweet memory; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315709; Bessie Bell, Hooven, O. 49884
Sweet romance; w & melody. ©1 c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314901; Nathan Marcus, Brooklyn.
49885
Sweet you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; —E unp. 317043; Rose Moorish, The
Pas, Manit., Canada. 49886
Sweetest girl I ever knew; w & melody. ©1c. Oct.
21, 1942; E unp. 316033; Sally Anne Sessions,
North Muskegon, Mich. 49887
Sweetheart of the A. E. F.; w & m Milton Drake, Al
Hoffman & Jerry Livingston. © Mar. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109560; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
49888
Sweetheart of the mountains; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316422; William S. Webb,
Boston, Pa. 49889
Sweetheart of the U. S. A.; w & m Ruby Wilson
[pseud, of R. B. Reinfeld] © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 315947; Ruby Belle Reinfeld, San Fran-
cisco. 49890
Sweetheart of tomorrow; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 317593; Charles Terrone, Brook-
lyn. 49891
Sweethearts; w & m Jean Nelson [i. e. E. J. N.]
Penfield. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316517;
E. Jean Nelson Penfield, New York. 49892
Sweetheart’s (A) and a mother’s prayer, song, arr.
Clem Moorman. © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp.
315320; Arthur Clark, Newark, N. J. 49893
Sweethearts evermore, pf., withw. ©1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317629; John F. Glasgow, Portland,
Ind. 49894
Sweethearts of America; from Presenting Lily Mars,
w Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane. © Nov. 12,
1942; E pub. 109157; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
49895
Swing (The); w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H. Er-
skine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942, E unp. 316655;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S.I., N. Y.
49896
Swing, Adolph, swing; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942: E unp. 316819; Stephen Fuzy, Cleveland.
49897
Swing dancin’; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316137; William Indelli, Chicago.
: 49898
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;E
49899
Swing symphony; orch. sc.
unp. 317490; Irwin Heilner, New York.
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49900 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Swingin’ strings; w L. McDonald, melody M. G.
Thomas. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315228;
Leo McDonald & Millard Galweston Thomas,
New York, 49900
Symbol; w Marcia Falk, m Annabelle Shrago; pf.
treble. © 1c. May 2, 1942; E unp. 316407; Sigma
chapter of Sigma delta tau sorority, Evanston,
fl. 49901
Symphonic variations; op. 40; 1st & 2d pf. solo pts.,
including extracts of orch. reduction. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315935; Arne Oldberg,
Evanston, Il, 49902
_ Ta toa Jih-pen; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316793;
Bertha Colbath, Salem, Or. 49903
*Tain’t but the one; melody D. Davidson. © 1c.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 316200; Regent music corp.,
New York. 49904
*Tain’t what Iask for; w R. G. Hofheimer, melody
C. Lapham. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315871;
Reka G. Hofheimer & Claude Lapham, New York.
49905
Take a tip from Uncle Sam and buy a bond today;
w & melody Pierson DeJager & H. Cooper. © 1
c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315832; Harrison Cooper,
Camp Wheeler, Ga. 49906
Take care of my buddy; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316277; Mabelle
Burns, Toledo, Wash. 49907
Take it from there; from Coney Island, w Leo Robin,
m Ralph Rainger. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109490;
Twentieth century music corp., New York.
49908
Take me back to my horse and buggy days; w &
melody Flora R. Schaeffer & K. J. Schofer. © 1
ec. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 313648; Kitty James
Schofer, Reading, Pa. 49909
Take my heart to the battle-field; song, arr. Charles
MacKenberg. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp. 315207;
Lyman D, Aldrich, Woodside, L.I., N. Y. 49910
Take this little gift and keep it; melody. © 1c.
Nov. 6, 1942: E unp. 314842; Bessie Mabel Terry,
Lowell. 49911
Taking my mind off you; w Joseph McCarthy, jr.,
melody James V. Monaco. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942;
E unp. 314953; A B C music corp., New York.
49912
Talkin’ to a raindrop; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942: E unp. 316840;
Harry Behar, New York. 49913
Tango de romance; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315366; Elizabeth Katherine Statt, Minnea-
polis. 49914
T’anks for de tanks; arr. Bernie Fazioli; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317106; Lucy
Blaine Bradshaw, Newton, Mass. 49915
Target; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942; E unp.
314857; Stanley Bernard Wiener, Brooklyn,
49916
Tattle tale; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315605; William Gordon, New York.
49917
Tear from my heart; song. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316430; S. John Candas, Point Pleasant,
W. Va. 49918
Tear just fell; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315657; William Wilson,
Oak Park, Il. 49919
Tears trembled thru your smile; pf., withw. © i
c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316621; Louis Binder,
Paterson. 49920
Tell me, darling, that you care; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315936; Adeline Ric-
ciardelli, Brooklyn. 49921
Tell me how to get you off my mind, baby; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316664;
Guy Savage, Chicago. 49922
Tell me please; song, w Travis Ingham. © 1 c.Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317764; Samuel I. Diehl, New
York, 49923
Tell me, where is fancy bred; w Shakespeare, m
Hubert Hales, op. 30, no. 1; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67653; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 49924
Tell me will the sun shine tomorrow; w & melody
Hugh Cross. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317278;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 49925
Tell the world; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315842; Michael J. Peterson, Baltimore.
49926
Tell the world that Jesus saves; hymn, w &m A. H.
Ackley. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109213; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 49927
Tell the world, the Yanks will win; song. © lc.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316036; Caryl Agnew,
Lanikai, Oahu, Hawaii. 49928
Temperamental baby; w & melody. © ic. Dec. 5,
1942: E unp. 317360, Melba Wilson, Columbus,
O. 49929
Ten minute break for love; w & melody Harrison
Cooper & Jim [i.e.J.E.] Evans. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315740; James E. Evans, Camp
Wheeler, Ga. 49930
Ten per cent; song, m Eugene Davis. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316933; Clarence Bernard Voss,
Milwaukee. 49931
Ten per cent ain’t enough; w & melody Mel [i. e.
M.H.] Torme. ©1c.Dec.9, 1942; E unp. 317585;
Melvin Howard Torme, Chicago. 49932
Ten per cent ev ry pay day; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317048; Louis Lahrer,
Philadelphia. : 49933
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10 % song; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1542; E
unp. 316403; Raymond W. Phillips, Portland, Or.
49934
Texas hymn of praise; w & m Sara Mizell Cole;
mixed cho. © Sept. 8, 1:42; E pub. 109511;
Brownie Cole Munroe, Wortham, Tex. 49935
Thank God for America; w & m Madalyn Phillips,
arr. William Stickles. 1. Men’s cho. - 2. 2-pt.
treble cho. = 3. Mixed cho. - 4. 3-pt. mixed
voices. - 5. 3-pt. treble voices. © Nov. 18, 1942;
E pub. 109332-109334, 109491, 109492: Remick
music corp., New York. 49936-49940
Thank Thee, Lord; w Peter DeLima, m Arthur
Bergh; high voice. © Oct. 30,1942; E pub. 108900;
H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 49941
Thank you, Uncle Sam; march, w T. Robins, m F.
Robins. © ic. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317626;
Ferris Robins & Trixie Robins, Far Rockaway,
Ne. 49942
Thankful that it’s me; song. © 1 c. Nov. 6, 1942;
E unp. 316052; Vontina Smith, Los Angeles.
49943
Thanks be to Thee; English w Willis Wager, m
George F. Handel: pf. or organ acc. © Nov. 9,
1942; E pub. 109416; Boston music co., Boston.
49944
That boogie beat; song. © 1c. Nov. 2,1942; E unp.
315234; Virginia Mary Pfeifer, St. Louis. 49945
That bucking bronco bay; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317086; Edward Cox, Shelley, Id. 49946
That day; waltz, w J. D’Alfonso, mJ. Cajhaml. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315274; John D’Alfonso
& Jerry Cajhaml, San Diego, Calif. 49947
That day we said goodbye; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315774; Leota Grigsby,
Kingsport, Tenn. 49948
That door will be locked no more; song, m J. Chas,
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314986;
William A. Penrod, Dayton, O. 49949
That dusty road; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315161; Naipo Robertson, Honolulu. 49950
That free men may rule; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316758; WilliamR.
Phillips, Niagara Falls, Canada. 49951
That golden-haired mother of mine; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316442; Eeva El Vandyke,
Brockton, Mass. 49952
That great highway to Tokyo; song. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 315878; Doris Wright, Streator,
Ill. 49953
That sacred old oak; song. © July 28, 1942: E pub.
109509; Rozane Halborn Cook, St. Louis.
49954
That the world may be free; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 7, 1942; E unp. 316009; Anna Adamson
Meloy, Phoenix, Ariz. 49955
49973
That victorious new day; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316794; Mabel Ring, Duluth, 49956
That would be paradise to me; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316464; Claire
Hamburg, Glendale, Calif. 49957
That’s how we’re gonna win this war; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316084; Robert
Enoch, New York. 49958
That’s my affair;w Hy Zaret, melody Irving Weiser.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316529; Leeds
music corp., New York. 49959
That’s our song they’re playing; w T. Schubert,
melody E. J. Allpress. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942;E
unp. 315501; Taia Schubert & Eva Jo Allpress,
San Antonio. 49960
That’s the way the story goes; w & melody. ©lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316062; Benjamin Cautelli,
Toronto. 49961
That’s what happened to me; song. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942: E unp. 315441; Chester Clement Moody,
Fort Worth. 49962
That’s what I remember; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942: E unp. 316497; Richard Hadley Tucker,
Sea Breeze, N. Y. 49963
That’s what my life would be without you; song, w
Tommy J. MacWilliams. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316358; Frank Grey, Hollywood, Calif.
49964
That’s what’s the matter with love; fox trot song,
melody Carl Rupp. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp,
316012; Martha Jane Parrish, Chicago. 49965
Theme from the Piano concerto in A minor; by
Edvard Grieg, arr. Hugh Arnold; pf. © Nov. 27,
1942; E pub. 109574; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 49966
Theme romantique; by Teri Josefovits; pf. © Dec.
1, 1942; E pub. 109604; Ross Jungnickel, inc.,
New York. 49967
Then comes the dawn; song, melody Byron Sal-
yards Alexander. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316127; Louise Arlington Hulvey, Broadway, Va.
49968
Then take it; w D. Wright, m L. Baiett. © 1 c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 315054; Doris Wright & Louise
Baiett, Streator, Ill. 49969
Then you’ll be mine; w J. M. Mellen, melody L. A.
Darling. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp, 315641;
Lloyd Alton Darling & Jesse Mae Mellen, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 49970
There ain’t gonna be no more war; song. © lc.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317734; Mern Reitler,
Denver. 49971
There ain’t no priority on me; w & melody. ©l1c.
Dec. 8, 1942: E unp. 317565; Arthur S. Kinney,
Jackson Heights, N. Y. 49972
There goes Joe; foxtrot or march, w Tomy [i. e.
Thomas] Riley, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315994: Joseph Vincent Goicoechea, Phila-
delphia. 49973
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There is a land; hymn. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
109119; James Harvey Daily, Macon, Ga. 49974
There is no one like mother; w & melody. © lec.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316671; Louis Conrad
Beyerkohler, New York. 49975
There is no one to compare with you; w & m Ruth
Prosser. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109264; Prosser
music pub, co., New York. 4996
There is no peace except with Thee; 3-pt. treble
voices. © Sept. 8, 1942; E pub. 109501; Ward
Samuel Baker, Delano, Calif. 49977
There is nothing left to do but say goodbye; w &
melody Ben [i. e. C. E.] Bolt. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317450; Charles Emerson Bolt,
Kansas City, Mo. 49978
There is one boy less at the front tonight; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315100;
George T. Scowcroft, Tolleson, Ariz. 49979
There will be a bright tomorrow; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316239; Gail Shuler
Tracy, Detroit. 49980
There will be miles of smiles; song, m Eddie Ward
[pseud. of Eddie Boyden] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315717; Gene J. Russell, Mason City, Ia.
49981
There'll be a camp meeting in heaven; song. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315277; George Bowlby,
Portland, Or. 49982
There'll be a rainbow in the sky; song. © Nov. 20,
1942: E pub. 109309; Eunice Melissa Sandel,
Center, Tex. 49983
There'll be no black-out in my heart; w Olga Paul,
m Maurice Baron, arr. Mayo Potter; orch. pts.;
in F. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109471; M. Baron
co., New York. 49984
There'll be ne oo-la-la in Africa; song. © 1c. Nov.
21, 1942; E unp. 315884; Ruby McRae Strahmann,
New York. 49985
There'll never be another George M. Cohan; song,
melody Johnny De Feo. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
unp. 317616; Pat Valenti, Trenton, N. J. 49986
There’s a black-out in my heart; w & m Ruth M.
Cole [pseud. of R. M. Hoschke]; pf. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 317665; Ruth M. Hoschke, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. 49987
There’s a great white flag that will rise; song, m
Robert VanSickle. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317022; B. H. Anderson, Rantoul, Kan. 49988
There’s a million other girls like Cleopatra; song,
melody George Sumner. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 316296; Harry C. Pyle, New York. 49989
There’s a murmur in my heart; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317007; Clyde T. Loden,
Kansas City, Mo. 49990
There’s a rainbow forming; w & m Joseph Guinan.
© Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109303; Shelby music
pub. co., Detroit. 49991
There’s a ring of romance ‘round my heart; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp.
316647; Fredericka K. Hagstette, New Orleans.
49992
There’s a star in my window; song, melody Ronald
Buck. ©1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315649;
Claudine R. Lawhorn, Richmond, Ind. 49993
There’s a Star Spangled Banner waving somewhere;
w &m Paul Roberts & Shelby Darnell, arr. Oahu
staff; Hawaiian guit. orch., in note & diagram.
© Oct. 9, 1942; E pub. 109672; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 49994
There’s a sweetheart in the heart of the good old
U.S. A.; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E
unp. 316165; Florence Owens, Kennewick, Wash.
49995
There’s a sweetheart in your smile, Kathleen; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317326;
Beryl Turney West, Errol, N. H. 49996
There’s a tavern; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317042; Annie Mae Lamier,
Los Angeles, 49997
There’s an Irish harp to bless you after the sunset
goes; w H. R. Peek, m F.S. Wildt. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315847; H.R. Peek, New West-
minster, B. C., Canada & Frank S. Wildt,
Lancaster, Pa, 49998
There’s an ocean between us; song. © 1 c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316489; Velma Cole Holben,
Adrian, Mich. 49999
There’s an old patch-work quilt in my hope chest;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315547;
Audrey Sherrod Cavin, Wapato, Wash. 50000
There’s another empty page in my diary tonight;
song, melody Bob Carleton. ©1 c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317817; David C. Smith, Whitehall,
Ill. 50001
There’s no need to cry, we'll win somehow; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E
unp. 316285; Ruby Jean Hamilton, Jefferson City,
Mo. 50002
There’s no rainbow in my sky; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315714; Cherrie Lewis, Hollywood, Calif.
50003
There’s nothing too good for our soldiers; song. ©
1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316408; Thomas Davis
Berry, Gulfport, Miss. 50004
There’s one more tomorrow; w & melody Ethel
Laris [i. e. E. A. L. Ranger] © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317428; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger,
Chicago. 50005
There’s romance in music, there’s love in a song;
w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315815;
Edward Fagin, Roxbury, Mass. 50006
1828
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no. 11, 1942
50041
There’s romance on the ice; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317822;
John F. L. Moore, Vernon, B. C., Canada.
50007
There’s somebody else in your heart; w H. Blaine,
melody A. H. Neuberger. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316410; Howard Blaine & Alfred Hugo
Neuberger, Los Gatos, Calif. 50008
There's someone going around taking names; song.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; EF unp. 317755; Lee Sterling,
Ajo, Ariz. 50009
There’s someone who believes in you; m R. W.
Swanson & Louis Rosenberger; pf., with w. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315449; Roy W. Swanson,
Minneapolis. 50010
There’s springtime in my heart; song, melody
Leona Tingley Baker. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315753; Onie Day Tingley, Anadarko, Okl.
50011
There’s the sweetest little something; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315345; Anne Honeyman, Marshfield, Or.
50012
These are the hands; hymn, arr. Rex Stratton. ©
Mar. 1, 1942; E pub. 109146; Marjorie Lewis
Lloyd, Portland, Or. 50013
They all run second to you; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
316270; Curtis Monroe, Washington. 50014
They all wanted you for me; w Georgy Weiss, m
Paul Reif. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109599; Cherio
music publishers, inc., New York. 50015
They bit off more than they can chew; song. © lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316167; Gertrude Tooley
Buckingham, New York. 50016
They can’t put a ration on love; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317619; Gilbert C. Tennant,
Washington. 50017
They gave all; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 315851; Odd Fagertvedt, San Francisco.
50018
They love to ride through tunnels; w & melody Lou
Botwin. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315452;
Radio screen music pub. co., New York. 50019
They will get you, Mr. Hitler; song, m Phil Foster.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315396; Verna Lyle
Blomquist, Bakersfield, Calif. 50020
They won't take America; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316074; William Benson Richter,
Philadelphia. 50021
They ll be home again; w &melody. © Oct. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109101; Samuel Wesoky, Pittsburgh. .
500
They'll never know; w & m Bus [i.e. F.C.] Stewart.
© 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 315990; Forest
Charles Stewart, St. Louis. 50023
1829
They ll never lick the doughboys; w & m Kay Day.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315818; Mrs. James
Day, Altadena, Calif. 50024
They ll never stop the Stars and Stripes from flying
in the breeze; w & m Ted [i. e. T. A.] Keller. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315423; Theodore A.
Keller, Detroit. 50025
They’re our boys; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317372;
Harriet Rasley, Nazareth, Pa. 50026
Things; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316188; Russ Tatum, Phoenix, Ariz. 50027
Things have changed; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315601; Paul Pearson Robinson,
Kew Gardens, N. Y. 50028
Think of me; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315278; Nick L. Therry, San Francisco.
50029
Thirsty fly; w William Oldys, m Phyllis Tate. ©
Sept. 10, 1942; E for. 67664; Oxford univ. press,
London. 50030
This changing world; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316719; John Arden, New York.
50031
This Christmas night; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315468; Doris Burkard,
Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y. 50032
This glorious land of mine; song, arr. Frank Furlett.
© Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109583; Horace M.
Finney, Chicago. 50033
This heart so bold; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 316461; Del Frund, Sausalito, Calif.
50034
This is the Master’s way; pf., withw. © July 10,
1942; E pub. 109143; Marjorie Lewis Lloyd,
Portland, Or. 50035
This little flower; w Hester [i. e. M. H.] Bailey, m
Gordon R. Woodford. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
unp. 317572; Martha Hester Bailey, McCurtain,
Okl. 50036
This navy of ours; song, melody G. A. Heigelmann
& Jimmy Morgan. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp.
315181; George A. Heigelmann, New Haven.
50037
This nite, blue eyes, this nite; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315956;
Arthur Green, Hot Springs, Va. 50038
This proves that we’re in love; w & melody. ©1c.
Nov. 23, 1942: E unp. 316091; Romeo Moorehead,
New York. 50039
This touches our heart; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315913; John J.
Kimlin, APO 827, c/o Postmaster, New Orleans.
50040
This U.S.A.; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316553; Ruth L.
Huffman, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. 50041
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This war we’re out to win; w Allice Glenwood
Powell, mStan Tucker. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317235; Sarah Isabel Pearson, Great Falls,
Mont. 50042
This was it, the real thing; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316283; Mrs.
S. Chelder, Brooklyn. 50043
Tho’ you’re away; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942: E unp. 315260; Louis Joseph Borini, Red-
wood City, Calif. 590044
Thompson’s (John) modern course for the piano;
arr. & compiled John Thompson. bk. 5. © Oct.
28, 1942; E pub. 109114; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 50045
Those boys innavy blue; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317801; Mrs. T. L.
Copelan, Eugene, Or. 50046
Those green-eyed blues; w S. Robbins, melody M.
E. Crockett. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317556;
Margaret Engler Crockett & Shirley Robbins,
Cleveland. 50047
Thou hast won my heart; w Oswald J. Smith, m B.
D. Ackley; pf. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109222;
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 50048
Thou wilt light my candle; w Grace Noll Crowell,
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314954;
Glad Robinson Youse, Baxter Springs, Kan
50049
Thoughts; song, melody Ronald‘Buck. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317292; Thomas E. Willis, Camp
Davis, N. C. 50050
Three candles; song, m Abraham Akaka. © 1 c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317111; Carl Vinton Herron,
New York. 50051
Three cheers for all of you; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314996; Lucille
Seymour, Blackwell, Okl. 50052
Three cheers for our navy, second to none; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
316507; Nona Alice Weiser, Glendive, Mont.
50053
Three little buddies; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317835; Bella M.
Whaley, Battle Creek. 50054
Three little kisses; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 315314; Edith I. Gaugler, Pennsburg, Pa.
50055
Three pieces; from The music for the royal fire-
works, by G. F. Handel, arr. Leonard J. Blake;
organ. © Oct. 15, 1942; E for. 67670; Oxford
univ. press, London. 50056
Three stripes; march, arr. Robb West; pf., with
w. © lc. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315579; Byron
Edgar McKinley Harshaw, Moneta, Calif. 50057
Three terrific guys; w & m Kay Werner & Sue
Werner. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub. 109318; National
music corp., New York. 50058
Three word tones; pf. © 1c, Oct. 14, 1942: E unp.
314104; Lorell McCann, Salinas, Calif. 50059
Thunder Rock; theme from the film, by Hans May;
pf. © Sept. 25, 1942; E for. 67701; Cinephonic
music co., ltd., London. 50060
Tie a string around your finger; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 316341; Frances Bradley,
Ocean Grove, N. J. 50061
Til the storm clouds roll away; w & melody Ben
Trace & Al Trace. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
314984; Mayfair music corp., New York,
50062
Till all men are free;w & m Harrington [i.e. P. H.
Horton. © 1 c. Oct. 21, 1942; E unp. 315358;
Pauline Harrington Horton, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
50063
Till the real thing comes along; song. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942: E unp. 315131; W. H. Gordon, Modesto,
Calif, 50064
Till victory comes; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3,
1942; E unp. 317110; Mrs. A. F. Tuttle, Man-
chester, N. H. 50065
Till we win the victory; song, m Ed Light. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp, 317312; Felicia Stark Asper,
Hanover, Pa. 50066
Till you return someday; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 316971; Peter D. Demas, Pitts-
burgh. 50067
Tim; song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317370;
Elsie R. Krum, Liberty, N. Y. 50068
Time to rise; w R. L. Stevenson, m arr. A. H.
Erskine; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 316657;
Isador Bernstein, Grasmere, S. I1., N. Y. 50069
Time won’t be so long;w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 315873; Callie Bayonne Slaten,
Anadarko, Okl. 50070
Time’s a-wastin’; w & m Cleve[i. e.C. A.] Hodges.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1942; E unp. 315484; Cleveland
Alward Hodges, San Diego, Calif. 50071
Tip toe to Tokio; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942;
E unp. 317357; Burt R. Greenison, New York.
50072
Tired am I of ridin’; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316445; Charles Bennett Battenberg,
Dayton, O 50073
Tis a song of victory; song, melody Mark Rubens.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317173; George
Lambert, New York. 50074
"Tis better to have loved, ’tis better to have lost
than never to have loved at all; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316070; B. Bristow
Owsley, Chicago. 50075
"Tis not goodbye; w & m Jean Nelson [i. e. E. J.N.]
Penfield. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp, 316532;
E. Jean Nelson Penfield, New York. 50076
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no. 11, 1942 50112
*Tis winter in my heart; song, w Helen Rogers
Smith. © Nov. 18, 1942: E pub. 109287; Herbert
Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth, Me. 50077
Titina’s party; op. 1; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E
unp. 317209; Charles Tese Gabriele, Brooklyn.
50078
To a city in Judea; w Carolyn R. Freeman, m A, A.
Payn [pseud, of C. Austin Miles]; pi. © Nov. 1,
1942; E pub, 109215; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. 50079
To arms, Americans; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c.Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317694; Boyd V. Galloway,
Omaha. 50080
To arms, to arms, America; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317219; Denis McDonald,
Detroit. 50081
To battle stations, we’re rolling along; song. ©
Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109420; Lloyd Fremont
Chase, San Francisco. 50082
To brother Ralph; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317777; Leta Laree Wade, Kansas City, Mo.
50083
To fight for the Red, White and Blue; song. © lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316149: Eva Rosetta Wyatt,
New Bedford, Mass. 50084
To Helen; song, w Edgar Allan Poe. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942: E unp. 317614; Philip Greeley Clapp,
Iowa City, Ia. i 50085
To Mexico I go; w & melody Julia Walsh [i. e. J. W.
Madigan] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317447;
Julia Walsh Madigan, Minneapolis. 50086
To my dearest; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942;
E unp. 315760; Blanche E. Odle, Covina, Calif.
50087
To my Flag; w & melody. © 1 e¢. Jan. 19, 1943;
E unp. 321195; William Gittons, El Paso.
50088
To our men of Bataan; pf., withw. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1942; E unp. 315290; Florence Bragg Thayer,
Sanford, Me. 50089
To the boys; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317813; Osceola B. Jeter,
Philadelphia. 50090
To the colors; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315472; Claribel L. Thomas,
Seattle. 50091
To think; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315741; Robertson Otto Geiersbach, Oak Park,
Ill. 50092
To victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp.
315745; Mark Werthmann, New York. 50093
Toast (A) to the moon; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 315951; Angelo Gilbert Peluso,
Lynn, Mass. 50094
Today; song, w Martha Snell Nicholson. © 1 c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316695; Fred. W. Jones,
Lake Forest, Il. 50095
Today I served my country; song. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315563; Russell Sherwood Hinkel,
jr., Martins Creek, Pa. 50096
Together; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942: E unp.
317451; Herbert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth,
Me. 50097
Together we win; song. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942: E
unp. 314887; Dora Goldman Metchik, Perth Am-
boy, N. J. 50098
Told to the moon; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316192; Nora McGee,
Sedro Woolley, Wash. 50099
Tom Thumb’ s birthday; fox trot, w Hamilton Kennedy,
m Tolchard Evans; pf. © Sept. 30, 1942; E for.
67706; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 50100
~‘
Tommy; song. ©1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315215;
Lucy Geraldine Parker, Hollywood, Calif.
50101
Tomorrow when the world is free again; song, m
Aaron A, Clark. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109089;
Dixon M. Palmones, Fieldston, N. Y. 50102
Tomorrow will come, with memories of you; w C.
E. Mason, melody D. Negley. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942: E unp. 316808; D. Negley & Charles E.
Mason, Hollywood, Calif. 50103
Tondelayo; from White cargo, w Howard Dietz, m
Vernon Duke. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109156;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 50104
Tonight may be our last goodbye; song. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 317541; Allamae Britton Gingg,
Oklahoma City. 50105
Tonight we must say goodbye; song, m Ray Hibbeler.
© Nov. 16, 1942: E pub. 109381; Bertha Frances
Davis, Milford, O. 50106
Tony Sarg’s play-a-tune song book; w & melodies
compiled. © Sept. 15, 1942; AA 413685; Ben-
jamin F. Jay, New York. 50107
Too little, too late, little darlin’; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316082; Harold Gay-
lord Frost, Chicago. 50108
Too small; song, melody Al Haynes. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 314981; Julia Redmond Haynes,
Framingham Center, Mass. 50109
Toot toot; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315413; William Symon, New York. 50110
Tootle-lu Jane Doe; song, m Hoyle Carpenter. ©
1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317797; Raymond
William Fitzgerald, Santa Cruz, Calif. 50111
Topeka town; w & melody Gil Welles, Buddy Cooper
& Fred Rose. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316530; Leeds music corp., New York. 50112
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50113
Tota pulchra es; liturgical w, m E. G. Hurley, arr.
Edward Grey; 2-pt. treble voices; organacc. ©
Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109568; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 50113
Transparent reflections; song. © 1c. Dec.7, 1942;
E unp. 317425; Henry Ward Beecher Moore,
Chicago. 50114
Traveler’s blues; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1942: E unp. 315109; Chapman Snead Thomas,
Pompton Lakes, N. J. 50115
Traveling in the moonlight on the prairie; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942: E unp, 315163;
Al Carvell, Nashville. 50116
Travellers; w Alan Pryce-Jones, m Patrick Hadley;
mixed cho, © Oct. 22, 1942: E for. 67665: Oxford
univ. press, London. 50117
Triolet: In thy sea-green misty eyes; song, w
Stanley G. Weinbaum. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
unp, 315221; Helen Weinbaum Kasson, Englewood,
N. J. 50118
Trip a trip tromp; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317771; Anders Petersen, Madisonville, Tex.
50119
Triumph of liberty; song, m Arthur Nokes. © Nov.
23, 1942: E pub, 109422; Harry Lutsky, Ports-
mouth, Va. 50120
Trouble keeps on; w & melody Doc Hopkins & Phil
Kalar. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317277; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 90121
Truck driver’s saga; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316240; Raymund Peter Jans, Chico,
Calif. 50122
True love; w & m Ellen Eay [pseud. of E. E. Axel-
son] ©1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317606; Ellen
Elizabeth Axelson, Wilmette, IL. 50123
True meaning of friend; song. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1942:
E unp. 316053; Vontina Smith, Los Angeles.
50124
Trusting only you; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316555;
Annie Keough, East Boston, Mass, 50125
Truth of the Book Divine; song. © 1 c. Dec. i1,
1942; E unp. 317793; John Charles Raymond,
Vallejo, Calif. 50126
Try not to get sore; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 315897; Gabrielle Freeman, Cap de
la Madeleine, Que., Canada, 50127
Trying to forget you; w & m Alice M. Schoonmaker.
© Nov. 4, 1942; E pub. 109255; Edwin Herbert
Schoonmaker, d. b. a. Edwin Herbert music
publications, New York. 50128
Tulips are talking tonight; w Herb Magidson, melody
Jimmy McHugh. © 1 c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
317317; A BC music corp., New York. 50129
Turkestan; melody Lionel Rand & Milt Herth. ©
1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315473; Edwin H.
Morris & co., inc,, New York. 50130
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
25,000 bucks a year; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316255; Leo Wilson Cohn, New
York, 50131
Twenty-four hours a day; blues, w & melody. © 1
c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp. 315992; Porter Grainger
& Morris Ellis, New York. 50132
Twilight romance; by Charles Hathaway; pf. © Nov.
13, 1942; E pub, 109151; Bregman, Vocco &
Conn, inc., New York, 50133
Twilight star; m Henry Posey; pf., withw. © 1c,
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316974; Dorothy Brownlow
Posey, Decatur, Ga. 50134
Twinkle star; melody Harold Grant. © 1 c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 314914; Colonial music pub,
co., inc., New York, 50135
Two dreams; w & melody Della Blandina &S.
Blandina. © ic. Nov. 11, 1942: E unp, 315006;
Sam Blandina, Detroit. 50136
Two fools in love;w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp, 315026; Ralph Moralez, Waukegan, Ill.
50137
Two little birds in love; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
14, 1942: E unp. 315503; Fred Bornet, New York.
50138
Two little devils in your eyes; m Bob Carleton; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316161; Erma Powell Lawhead, Charleston, W.
Va. 50139
Two little shoes; w & m Mana-Zucca [pseud, of
Augusta Zuckermann Cassel], op. 161. © Nov.
7, 1942; E pub. 109336; Paull-pioneer music
corp., New York. F 50140
Two wedding marches; Wagner’s Lohengrin &
Mendelssohn’s Midsummer night’s dream, tran-
scribed Carlos Salzedo; harp. © Nov. 6, 1942;
E pub. 109516; Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Phila-
delphia. 50141
Ulysses. 1. Prelude, act 1; pf. - 2. Intermezzo;
string orch. & 2 flutes. Sc. © 1c. each Oct. 17,
1942: E unp. 313745, 313746; George Everett
Hillberg, Brockton, Mass. 50142, 50143:
Uncle Sam; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 4,1942; E unp.
315993; Julia Ann Coe, Colton, Calif. 50144
——song, w Mr. Norman, © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E
unp. 311962; Alfred E. Crosnier, Chicago.
50145
Uncle Sam and me; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1942; E unp. 316867; Ruth Leake, Chicago.
50146
Uncle Sam is headman;w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 315021; Ernestine Antley, Athens,
Ga. 50147
Uncle Sam is in the war; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp,
317383; Treva Michaux Small, Paducah, Ky.
50148
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no. 11, 1942 50183
Uncle Sam is now prepared; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 316568; Earl L. Cline, New Philadelphia, O.
50149
Uncle Sam is the biggest toad in the puddle; song.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316978; Marie C.
Stein, Penn Yan, N. Y. 50150
Uncle Sam needs you; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 315496; Ralph Contreston, Carlstadt,
N. J. 50151
Uncle Sam stepped in; song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316627; Mary Woodward Halstad, Bakers-
field, Calif. 50152
Uncle Sam, you're a mighty man; song, melody Ken
Kennedy. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316950;
Clarence Leet, Milwaukee. 50153
Uncle Sammie’s boys are playing Santa Claus; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316389;
Barbara Einhorn, Long Island City, N. Y.
50154
Uncle Sammie’s soldier; w&mMyrtle Eva Stadon.
© Apr. 8, 1942: E pub. 109467; Tin Pan Alley,
Philadelphia. 50155
Uncle Sammy and the Japs; song, m Jimmie Crane.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 316846; Clara Cory,
Missouri Valley, Ia. 50156
Uncle Sammy’s gals have gone to war; song. ©l1c.
Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316901; Luella Heether,
Belding, Mich. 50157
Uncle Sam’s boys; march, w & melody. © 1c.Dec.
1, 1942; E unp. 316931; Joseph Mosbacher, New
York. 50158
Uncle Sam’s call; song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315214; Mrs. Paul
Thompson, Sullivan, Ind. 50159
Uncle Sam’s fighting birds of the air; song, melody
Wesley A. Robinson. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 316043; Harold Newsome, Philadelphia.
50160
Uncle Sam’s my sugar daddy now; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314962; William Obed
Merrill, Arlington, Va. 50161
Uncle Sam’s our landlord now; song, m Frank
Furlett. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315203;
Ralph Stockton, Chicago. 50162
Uncle Sam’s soldier boy; m Jean Taggart; pf. treble,
with w. ©1 c. Oct. 22, 1942; E unp. 315483;
James O'Connell, Sandy Hook, Conn. 50163
Uncle Sam’s victory march; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 3,
1942; E unp. 316055; Adele Rosenthal, San
Francisco. 50164
Undecided; fox trot, wSid Robin, m Charles Shavers,
arr. Vic Schoen; small orch. pts. © Oct. 12,
1942; E pub. 109298; Leeds music corp., New
York. 50165
Under a caravan of stars; pf. treble, withw. © 1
c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314979, Pearl C. Coad,
Campbell, Calif. 50166
Under the American Flag; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316450; Francis Budson,
Lackawanna, N. Y. 50167
Under the shady long leaf pine; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316194;
Lillian Wells, York, S. C. 50168
Under the Stars and Stripes; march, wL.M. Cooper,
m B. B. Gibson; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E
unp. 315966; Bessie B. Gibson, Lake Charles,
La. & Lena M. Cooper, Pendleton, Ind.
50169
Underneath the bamboo tree; song, melody Lew [i.
e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317700; Grace McCallion, Readyville, Mass.
50170
Unidas venceran; marcha, arr. R. I. D.; pf., con
letra. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317252; Arturo
Somohano, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 50171
United for victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942: E
unp. 316644; Martha Atkinson Thomas, Chicago.
50172
United forever; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 315852; Dahl G. Wheeler, St. Paul.
50173
United in liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314976; Walter Hope Mairs, New
York. 50174
United Nations; song. © ic. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
316401; Leon T. Russell, Jackson, Mich.
50175
—— ——m Jack [i. e. Alva Calvin] Russell. © 1
c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315784; Kenneth Courtney
Sinclair, Detroit. 50176
—w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315263; Effie Zorenda Worden, Boston. 50177
United Nations march; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315719; Frank L. Hower, Norfolk, Va.
50178
United Nations marching; w C.Harrington, m
Amber Roobenian [pseud. of A. R. Harrington]
© 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 315300; Amber
Roobenian Harrington & Clark Harrington, New
York. 50179
United Nations victory march; by Lily Condros &
S. K. Stanel; pf. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315557; Stephen K. Stanel, Philadelphia.
50180
—pf., withw. ©1c.Dec. 4, 1942, E unp. 317234;
Kay Lathrope, San Antonio. 50181
U.S. boys fight like the lions; pf., with w. ©lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316877; Erich Friedmann,
Philadelphia. 50182
U.S. marines; w & melody. © ic. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 316056; John W. Wiles & Annabel Denn
Wiles, Escalon, Calif. 50183
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50184 ee
U.S. A. at war; w & melody Frank A. Camberlengo
[pseud. of F. A. Lang] © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317004; Frank A. Lang, New York. 50184
U.S. A. land of the free and the brave; w & melody
Ginnie Butler. © 1 c. Oct. 12, 1942; E unp.
315995; Regina Rambeau Butler, New York.
50185
U. S. A. ski troops; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315854; Sylvia Jacobsen, Whitestone,
N, Y. 50186
U. S. A. spells home sweet home; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 316377; Margaret Ruth
Pratt, Cheyenne, Wy. 50187
U.S. A. victory march; song. © Oct. 15, 1942; E
pub. 109109; Emanuel G. Bato, Chicago. 50188
U. S. A. will fight, to win its national right; w & m
Belle Beverly. ©1 c. Dec. 2, 1942, E unp.
316965; Sybelle Beverly, Quitman, Ga. 50189
U.S. victory; song. O©Olc. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp,
314892: Ida Lundstrom, St. Louis. 50190
United we march; march, Robert S. Keller, arr.
George F. Briegel; band. pts. © Nov. 9, 1942,
E pub. 109284; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 50191
Universal’s fundamental method for the cello; by
Ried Knechtel & Norman Hollander. © Oct. 30,
1942; AA 414166; Universal music publishers,
New York. 50192
Unknown soldier speaks; song. © 1 c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317454; Hyman Klayf, Chicago.
50193
Unsung hero; song, melody Bob Allen. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1942; E unp. 315558; Margaret Statia, San
Francisco. 50194
Until our victory is won; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315332; Florence A. Snyder, Fort Knox, Ky.
50195
Until you return; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317448, Josephine Marie Italiano, Orange,
N. J. 50196
Until you’re mine; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 316995; Henry Arthur Frischknecht, Leonia,
N. J. 50197
Unto the Lord shall man return; song. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; .E unp. 317679; Eva C. Sanford, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. 50198
Up, Farragut; march song. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942;
E unp. 315485; Constance Cochnower Virtue, La
Mesa, Calif. 50199
Use your hands for Jesus; w & m Haldor Lillenas
pf. © Sept. 25, 1942, E pub. 109251; Nazarene
pub. house, Kansas City, Mo. 50200
V for victory; w & melody Ethel Laris [i. e. E. A.
L. Ranger] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317429;
Ethel Athene Laris Ranger, Chicago. 50201
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
V march; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
316438; William Bittle Wells, Portland, Or.
50202
V-march overseas; w A. Codington, m M. Ehrhardt.
©1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317351; Arthur
Codington & Michael Ehrhardt, Atlanta.
50203
Valley of dreams; song, J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315471; Elsie R. Michel,
Juliaetta, Id. 50204
Valse triste; melody Jean Sibelius, arr. Vincent
Lopez. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1942; E unp. 312294:
Robbins music corp., New York. 50205
Valsetto; op. 1; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
317205; Charles Tese Gabriele, Brooklyn.
50206
Variety duets; by John T. H, Mize & others, arr. D.
Gornston & J. T. H. Mize; 2 saxs., 2 flutes or 2
oboes. © Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 109129: David
Gornston, New York. 50207
Variety of song; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942;
E unp. 315128; Henry C. Glidden, Camp Claiborne,
La. 50208
Varlaam’s song; from Boris Godounow, by M. P.
Mussorgski, arr. Carl Weber; 1st violin. © 1
c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 317517; Emil Ascher,
inc., New York. 50209
Venite adoremus; Christmas canticle, English dy,
& m M. A. Gilsinn, abridged Angelo Rossi;
- mixed voices; pf. or organ acc. © Nov. 17, 1942;
E pub. 109285; Hunleth music co., St. Louis.
50210
Vermont hairdressers convention song and victory
march; song. © Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 108477;
Verna Gough Lavigne, Barre, Vt. 50211
Victor Hugo reading; from The last lesson, by
Nathaniel Shilkret. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317139; Loew's inc., New York. 50212
Victorious Yanks; song, m Diddy [i. e. Lillian] De
Courcy & A. J. Lewis. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 317359; Ada J. Lewis, New York. 50213
Victory; march song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315542; Carol H. Clark & Kurt Hetzel, Wash-
ington. 50214
—song. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109470; Martha
Shepherd Young, West Pittston, Pa. 50215
—— —m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315470; Ada Warren, El Dorado, Ark.
50216
—— ——m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1
c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316795; Pearl M. Wis-
wall, East Sullivan, N. H. 50217
——— ——melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942;
E unp. 314947; Thekla Wolf, Tampa, Fla.
50218
——w &m Doc [i. e. H. T.] Seiss. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316717; Howard T. Seiss, Baltimore.
; 50219
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no. 11, 1942
50255
——w & m Justicia Edna [i. e. A. E. E.] Mason,
arr. M. E. Deane; pf. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E
unp. 316211; Agnes Elizabeth Edna Mason, Wash-
ington. 50220
——w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;.E unp.
316725; Lucienne Converse, Springfield, Mass.
50221
——w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp.
317770; Herbert Westbrook Smith, Ellsworth,
Me. 50222
—w Lee Ettleson, & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 5, 1942;
E unp. 317324; Ramona Mulcahy, Mill Valley,
Calif. 50223
Victory ahead; song, arr. Phyllis B. Koons. © 1
c. Nev. 14, 1942; E unp. 315258; Mary Latham
McTurnan, Parker, Ind. 50224
Victory and good will to all; song, arr. Charles L.
Johnson; with orch. pts. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub.
109409; Maurice Oliver Mann, Fitchburg, Mass.
50225
Victory bells; by Clinton B. Fisk; pf. © Nov. 30,
1942; E pub. 109594; A. W. Perry's sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 50226
Victory boogie; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315283; Walter Franklin Anderson, Cleveland.
50227
Victory corps; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315844; Michael J. Peterson, Baltimore.
ra 50228
Victory everywhere; song, m Gordon R. Woodford.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317570; Lileth Anita
Durham, Lebanon, Ind. 50229
Victory for Jesus; hymn, w Leona W. Curtis. ©
Nov. 2, 1942; E pub. 109439; John F. Curtis,
Chicago. 50230
Victory - hurrah; wt melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942;
E unp. 317224; Sidney C. Smith, Fort Worth.
50231
’ Victory in °43; w & m Johnny Morris, Les Barness
& C. Trotta; pf. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316150; Charles Trotta, Flushing, N. Y. 50232
Victory march; from Manon America’s conscience,
composed & arr. Herbert Stothart, including
Battle cry of freedom, by Root & When Johnny
comes marching home, by Lambert. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316332; Loew’s, inc., New York.
50233
—melody. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316097;
Frederick C. Morgan, Rochester, N. Y. 50234
—melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 317177;
Altha Crowther Wright, Baltimore. 50235
—song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942; E unp. 314927; Esther Larkin, New Orleans.
50236
Victory march...- V; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315522; Hyman Harry Bernstein, New
York. 50237
Victory ode; song, m Stanley Kirton. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315787; St. Clair Kirton, Roxbury,
Mass. 50238
Victory song; song. © Nov. 27, 1942;E pub. 109436;
Virginia A. Glenn, Erie, Pa. 50239
—-song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317472;
Louana Ruth Johnson, Duluth. 50240
——- ——m William Ryder. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
E unp. 314905; Warren Y. Cluff, Montclair,
N. J. 50241
---- —--melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316736; Madelyn Sannicandro,
Chicago. 50242
—w & melody Sallie Peterson Hose. © 1 c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315232; Mrs. Phillip J. Hose,
Akron, O. 50243
Victory song for our America; song. © Sept. 1,
1942; E pub. 109252; Rennie Freber Walsh,
Salt Lake City. 50244
Victory star is Shining; song. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315551; Ive M. Brustmann, St. Paul.
50245
Victory through Christ; hymn. © Aug. 31, 1942; E
pub. 109353; F. Harold Russell, Cambridge,
Minn. F 50246
Victory to the U. S. A.; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314838; Michael A. Emma,
New York, 50247
Victory two step; song. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub.
109712; Hilda McKenzie, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 902428
Victory, victory; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317689; Mack W. Reed,
Camp Campbell, Ky. 50249
Victory waits on your fingertips, dear Miss America;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; EB unp. 315401;
Elmer Raymond Arch, sr., Rochester, Minn.
50250
Victory yodel; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317516; Janine Louise Sprague, Pittsburgh.
50251
Vienna will smile again;song. © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942,
E unp. 317637; Maurice Limonick, Los Angeles.
50252
Viennese dance II; nach motiven v. Eduard Gartner,
fur klavier gesetzt v. Ignaz Friedman. © Dec.
1, 1916; E for. 67361; Universal-edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 50253
Village that nobody knows; w Harold Simpson, m
Haydn Wood; inG. © Oct. 5, 1942; E for. 67625;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
50254
Violet, oh, why are you so blue, song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316290;
Frank kobert Daniello, South Norwalk, Conn.
50255
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50256
Violet to a lupin; song, m Bernice Foster. © 1c.
Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 315095; Helen Norbeck
Lawrence, New Bern, N. C, 50256
Violoncello scales and arpeggios; compiled Herbert
Withers. © June 10, 1938; E for. 67673; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 50257
Virgin (A) most pure; traditional English w & m,
arr. Victoria Merrylees Glaser; women’s cho,
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109595; E. C. Schirmer
music co., Boston. 50258
Vision of you in blue; w & melody Dusty [i. e. P.]
Rhodes. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316579;
Paul Rhodes, Meadville, Pa. 50259
Voice of the Vikings; w & m Jim [i. e. James] Berg.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317789; James Berg,
Minneapolis. 50260
Volga varieties; by Carl Weber; violin. © 1 c. Nov.
28, 1942; E unp. 316606; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York, 50261
WAACS; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942: E unp.
317521; Mildred Ann Simons, Bridgeport, Conn.
50262
Wah-nee-toh; Indian lullaby, transcribed Curtis R.
York; mixed cho. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109515;
Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia. 50263
Wait till I get you alone; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315182; Sidney Kerschenbaum,
New York. 50264
Waiting; song. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109281;
Lou Sachs, Baltimore. 50265
Waiting and praying for you; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315106; Kennedy Nelson,
Chicago. 50266
Waiting for a letter marked free; w & melody. ©
1 c.Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317352; Lucille Christine
Bailly, Minneapolis. 50267
Wake of dawn; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 316999; Alton J. Dolinsky, Omaha.
50268
Wake up, America; song, © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 316425; Emily Elaine Frazier, Folsom,
Calif. 50269
—— ——m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316198; Hazel M. Travis, Newton Falls,
O. 50270
—— ——m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 317037; Ruth Conatser, Knoxville, Tenn.
50271
——w &m Sonny [i. e. O. J.] Porter. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316134; Oneida James Porter,
Chicago. 50272
—w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp.
317245; Theodore Karl Wiederhold, Fremont, “
50273
Wake up Americans; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316275; Sylvia Young,
Salt Lake City. 50274
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 3,n.s., v. 37
Walk with Him; song. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317680; Eva C. Sanford, Schenectady, N. Y.
50275
Walking in circles; w & melody Florence Hammon-
tree & B. Rush. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp,
316184; Beatrice Rush, Ennis, Tex. 50276
Waltz for two; w John Rox, & melody. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1942; E unp. 316352; Stuart Rodney Ross,
New York. 50277
Waltz of the bells; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315816; Edward Fagin, Roxbury,
Mass, 50278
Waltz, waltz, waltz with me; w John Ondrey, m
Arnold Cobb [pseud. of Arnold Kobzina] © 1 c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 315477; Arnold Kobzina,
Cicero, Ill. 50279
Waltzing goodbye; w & melody. ©1c.Dec.5, 1942;
E unp. 317321; James H. Winstanley, jr., Yonders,
N. Y. 50280
Waltzing in the ballroom; waltz medley, arr. Don -
Bowden; orch, pts. © Nov. 25, 1942; E for.
67661; Hawkes & son (London) ltd., London.
50281
Waltzing in the moonlight; song. © 1 c. Dec. 5, 1942;
E unp. 317286; Lois Darlene Seeden, Minneapolis.
50282
Waltzing inthe shadows; from Uncensored, w George
Korel, m Hans May. © May 19, 1942; E for.
67702; Cinephonic music co., ltd., London.
50283
Wandering tailor; from Man on America’s con-
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316333; Loew’s, inc., New York.
50284
Wantin’ you, just you; w & melody Tyke [i. e. P. H.]
Murphy. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 315517;
Pearl Helen Murphy, Topika, Kan. 50285
War angels; song. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316175; Marguerite Leenhouts Hadden, Holland,
Mich. 50286
War baby; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315678;
Lorraine Sevier, Cora, Mo. 50287
War baby’s lullaby; song. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 317519; Eleanor R. Thurston, San Diego,
Calif. 50288
War lullaby; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E
unp. 315189; George E. Read, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 50289
War must be won; song, m E.S.S. Huntington. ©
May 13, 1942; E pub. 109384; Lulu L. Burford,
Roscoe, Mo. 50290
War whoop song; w & m Elektra Allison. © 1c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315150; Elektrann music
pub. co., New York. 50291
Wartime blues; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315652; Mildred Defazio,
Reading, Pa. 50292
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2 ' 50328
no. 11, 1942
—~
Wartime Christmas; song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 317860; Jean Hervey Gutberlet, Seattle.
50293
Was du mir bist...; w Eleonore van der Straaten,
-English version Erna McArthur, m Erich W.
Korngold. © Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 109296;
Associated music publishers, inc., New York.
50294
Was sind mir all die leute; lied. © 1c. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 317481; Camille Frydan, New York.
50195
Washington whirligig; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942;
E unp. 315123; Indigo music, inc., New York.
50296
Wasn’t I good to you; w & melody George Kellogg.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317730; George Leon
Appel, Eagle Rock, Calif. 50297
Wasted time; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942;
E unp. 315177; Hilde Simmons, Philadelphia &
Larry London, Baltimore. 50298
Watched pot; w & melody Dorothy [i. e. M. D.]
Baker. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314970;
Myrtle Dorothy Baker, New York. 50299
Waves, colors, wave; song, m Dolores Meckley.
© ic. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316967; Ethel Maurer,
Altoona, wa. 50300
Way down in my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1942; E unp. 317632; Douglas Libbey, Auburn, Me.
. = 50301
We admire; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E
unp. 317000; Andrew F. King, New York. 50302
We ain’t got no war-time blues; song. © 1c. Nov.
11. 1942; E unp. 315004; Texana T. Clark, Los
Angeles. 50303
We are blowing taps; pf. treble, with w. © lc.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315285; Frederick Ander-
son, Salem, Or. 50304
We are glad that we live in the U.-S. A.; song. ©
Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 109344; Alfred Francis Mc-
Dermott, Pound, Wis. 50305
We are going Down Under; m Harry Powell; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Dec. 1,1942; E unp. 316904;
Henry P. Douglass, San Francisco. 50306
We are moving right along to victory; w & melody.
© ic. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 316878; Ernest Ray
Quick, Des Moines. 50307
We are on our way; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316630; Leola Walker, Houston.
50308
We are the fighting engineers; w &m Glad Robinson
Youse. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109277; Latin
American pub. corp., New York. 50309
We are the sons; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 317103; John James Luby, New Milford,
Conn. 50310
We are the Yankees; song. © ic. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 314808; Harold Webster Cate, Antrim,
N. H. 50311
We are united nations; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 315867; Eleanor Dorothy Heagy & Paul
Leroy Heagy, Harrisburg, Pa. 50312
We can do without our coffee; pf., with w. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 317204; Esther Taylor
Foster, Warsaw, O. 50313
We can take it; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315677; Loreen, Graham, Walkerton, Ont., Canada.
50314
We can, we will and we must; song, melody Frank
Steiner. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp. 315309;
Frank Wallace, Chicago. 50315
We can, we will, we must; song. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1942; E unp. 315481; James Berg, Minneapolis.
50316
—— -——arr. Clare Hartman. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942;
E unp. 312490; Gilbert T. Schaad, Newberg, Or.
50317
——w &m Bob[i. e. R. E.] Miller. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315262; Robert E. Miller, Chicago.
50318
——w & m Uriel Benjamin & Carl Nutter. © Oct.
21, 1942; E pub. 109319; Ben-et songs, New York.
50319
We can win the war and we will; song. © Nov. 13,
1942; E pub. 109507; W. C. Tichenor, Waynes-
ville, O. 50320
We come; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 12,1942; E unp.
315046; John Lewis Everson, Oakland, Calif.
50321
We deliver the goods; song. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315622; George P. Hill, Chicago. 50322
We do; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315325; Ida E. Hodges, Topsfield, Mass. 50323
We don’t know where we’re goin’, but we’re on our
way; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. B.] Aldrich. ©
lc, July 20, 1942; E unp. 317549; Robert Brundage
Aldrich, APO 502, c/o Postmaster,San Francisco.
50324
We gotta go back; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317553; Edward Dobson, Detroit. 50325
We gotta win this war, says Uncle Sam; song, m
arr. members of Officers candidate school orch.,
Miami Beach, Fla. © Nov. 2, 1942; E pub.
109410; Roy Edward Perkins, Miami, Fla.
50326
We had a penthouse in heaven; w Wayne Retzlaff,
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316414;
Joseph Marvin Schwarz, Ithaca, N. Y. 50327
We have a car; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
4, 1942; E unp. 317174; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
50328
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50329 pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
We have a home; hymn. © Aug. 19, 1942; E pub.
109120; James Harvey Daily, Macon, Ga. 50329
We have a job tofinish; w & m Sydney Arthur [pseud.
of S. A. Sorenson] © 1 c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
315487; Sydney Arthur Sorenson, Duluth. 50330
We just can’t let it happen here; song, arr. «oy M.
Miller & Mildred Clunas. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 317522; Augusta Phelps Munro, Detroit.
50331
We know we’ll win this fight; song. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316166; Gertrude Tooley Buckingham,
New York. 50332
We met, we kissed, we parted; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317820;
Mrs. Ben S. Duffey, Great Falls, Mont. 50333
We must save our Red, White and Blue; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315148; L. H. Poole
& Russell Barcelona, Baton Rouge, La. 50334
We must win; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1942; E unp. 312229; Paul
Rudolph Harris, South Bend, Ind. 50335
We pledge you victory, America; song. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1942; E unp. 317346; Bobby Placek, Chicago.
50336
We poor girls laugh and dance; from Money prin-
cesses; 2-pt. treble voices. © 1 c. Nov. 19,
1942; EB unp. 316364; Erna Wedeman, New York.
50337
We salute you Texas; w & m Med [i. e. Madeline]
Teel Henning. © 1c. Oct. 12,1942; E unp. 311804;
Madeline Teel Henning, Houston. 50338
We shall lick ’em again; song, melody.Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317814; Josephine F.
Donovan, Concord, N. H. 50339
We shall meet again some day; w & melody. ©l1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316391;Harry Ostby, Fargo,
N. D. 50340
We three; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316122; Elizabeth Katherine Statt, Minneapolis.
50341
We want freedom forever; w Bela Alenova, m Jan
Zbor; pf. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 316205;
Mrs, Asta Vaska, New York. 50342
We want the Townsend plan, march; pf. or accordion,
with w. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1942; E unp. 311549;
William F. DeMoss, Plain Dealing, La. 50343
We went shopping; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c, Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314916; George C.
Lester, Tulsa, Okl. 50344
We will all pull together; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 6,
1942; E unp. 314841; Bessie Mabe] Terry, Lowell.
50345
We will dance until the break of day; pf. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317025; Clarence H. Meltz,
Appleton, Wis. 50346
oo
We will win this war; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315209; Eleanor Rosalin
Betsch, Buffalo. 50347
We Yanks; marching song, w Dave Doner. © 1 c¢.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317148; Hugo M. De Siderio,
Philadelphia. 50348
Wear a victory smile; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316881; Frances Kjellin, Grand
Rapids, Minn. 50349
Wedding anniversary waltz; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316569; William Appel, APO 34, c/o Postmaster,
New York. 50350
Wedding gown; from Dr. Gillespie’s assistant, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 315538; Loew’s, inc., New York. 50351
Wedding prayer; song. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942;E
unp. 317854; Jean Hervey Gutberlet, Seattle.
50352
Wedding song; song. © Nov. 15, 1942; E pub.
109484; Paul Sayre, Iowa City, Ia. 50353
---- ——w Dorothy Blomfield Gurney. © 1 c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315206; Marie Olcott, Grand
Junction, Col. 50354
Welcome home sweet home once more; song. © 1
c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317488; Marie Hall Brima-
combe, Marion, Ind. 50355
We'll always honor McArthur [?]; song, melody
Ann Taylor & E. Andrews. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 315744; Ernest Andrews, Detroit. 50356
We'll be back; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp.
316359; Wilson E. White, Plymouth, Mich.
50357
—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315406; Anthony Petolino, Newark, N. J. 50358
We'll be there; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;E
unp. 316936; Vincent Joseph Redmond, New York.
50359
We'll bury the hatchet; song. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 317079; Lawrence Kelley, Chicago. 50360
We’ll carry on to victory; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316159; Raymond Swartz, jr.,
APO 962, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco.
50361
We’ll cherish our freedom; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315230; Delphine Shader
Erhart, Little Rock, Ark. 50362
We’ll come through; w & m Ted [i. e. T. J.] Jansen.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317657; Theodore
J. Jansen, East Orange, N. J. 50363
We'll divide up the ocean; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton, © lc. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317810; Mrs.
A. Lawson, Muskegon, Mich. 50364
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 50398
We'll do a better job this time; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316896; Anna D. Tipton,
Garnet, Calif. 50365
We’ll do it ev’rywhere; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315813; Gust Moline, Chicago.
; 50366
We'll do it with a smile; song. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1942; E urp. 316610; Eunice Melissa Sandel,
Center, Tex. 50367
We'll fight for democracy; w & melody Mrs. Roger
[i. e. Ruth] Currie. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316160; Ruth Currie, East Detroit, Mich. 50368
We’ll get the Japs; song, arr. Louise Davis, Doris
Rosecrance & Mrs. Harry J. Howald. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1942; E unp. 316042; Mrs. Harry J. Howald,
Saginaw, Mich. 50369
We'll give and we'll pray; song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316479; Catherine E. Williams,
Beverly Farms, Mass. 50370
We'll give out, but never give in; w & melody Jerry
[i. e. Jerome] Baehr. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp.
317241; Jerome Baehr, Worcester. 50371
We'll go anywhere; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315397; Jane Harper, Lincoln, Neb. 50372
We'll go battin’ right back to Bataan boys; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316806; Walter Eliel
Isackson, Renton, Wash. ioe 50373
We'll have ev rything; w & melody Dick Terry &
Virginia Terry. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316862; Dick Rasmussen & Virginia Rasmussen,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 50374
We'll have fun; w & m Big Rich [pseud. of E. A.
Richardson]; pf. © Nov. 17, 1942; E pub. 109413;
Emory Aaron Richardson, Evansville, Ind.
50375
_ We’ll have peace, if we have to fight for it; song.
© 1 c. Nov.- 16, 1942; E unp. 315356; Harriet
Swan Spence, Crab Orchard, Neb. 503 76
We'll hit him, wherever we find him; song, arr.
Almon Wescott. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316496; William Robinson, St. Petersburg, Fla.
50377
We'll hit them and then, we'll hit them again; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316586;
Marvin Joseph Edelstein, New York. 50378
Well, imagine that; song, arr. Jesse Manley. © 1
c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315229; Grace Willis,
Griffin, Ga. 50379
We'll keep ’em sailing; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316843, Charles Herbert Lacombe,
Baltimore. 50380
We'll keep Old Glory waving; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315465;
Robert L. Follis, Purdon, Tex. 50381
512843 O - 43 - 7
We'll keep our Flag a-flying; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 317543; Josie May Heath,
Bucksport, Me. 50382
We’ll lick ’em by hang; pf., with w. © Dec. 3, 1942;
E pub, 109610; Malcolm James McInnis, St.
Petersburg, Fla. 50383
We'll lick ’em Nipponese; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316760; Calvin
P. Pinson, East Huntington, W. Va. 50384
We'll never forget Pearl Harbor; fox trot, w &
melody. ©1 c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317246;
Earle Taylor Rush, Queens Village, L. I., N. Y.
50385
We’ll never give up; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316741; Mrs. W. A.
Luallen, Durham, Calif. 50386
Well, of all things; w Arthur Quenzer, m CharlesA.
Meyer. © Nov. 19, 1942: E pub. 109544; Mills
music, inc., New York. — 50387
We'll paint that Nazi flag, red, white and blue; song,
melody Hal Chanslor. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316678; Hy E. Sutherland, Kansas City,
Kan. 50388
We’ll put those devils on the run; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316766;
Edward Washington, jr., Franklin, O.
50389
We'll remember and share our memories; song.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317627; Eleanor
Luberger, Omaha. 50390
We’ll return a friendly visit; w Doc [i. e. W. E.]
Kendall, m Ernest F. Hawke. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315836; William Edward Kendall,
Memphis, Tenn. 50391
We'll show ‘em; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E unp.
314821; Laura Brady Pratt, Granville, N. Y.
50392
We’ll show the foes; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 31,
1942; E unp. 315184: Anthony Joseph Wascavage,
Kingston, Pa. 50393
We’ll smack ’em down; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316540; George Hadley, Denver.
50394
We'll take all in our stride; m William Mitchel; pf.
treble, with w. ©1 c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
313538; Thomas Patterson, Pittsburgh.
50395
We’ll turn the tide; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1942; E unp. 315101; Dorothy Quinette Gilmore,
New York. 50396
We’ll win; song, arr. Harry Powell. ©1c.Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 314964; Julie Cabibi, San Francisco.
50397
We'll win some new glory for dear Old Glory; w &
melody. ©1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316582;
Beatrice Martin Perkins, Holbrook, Mass.
50398
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES .
50399 : pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Welt ist stille eingeschlafen...; w Karl Kobald,
English version Erna McArthur, m Erich W.
Korngold. © Sept. 11, 1942; E pub. 109291;
Associated music publishers, inc., New York.
50399
We’re all in it; w & m Harold G. Hoffman, Paul
Cunningham & Leonard Whitcup. © Nov. 25,
1942: E pub. 109495; Broadway music corp., New
York. 50400
We’re all out for victory; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316740; James
Williamson, Clarkesville, Pa. 50401
We’re American housewives; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317806;
Lucille Parker, Worcester. 50402
We’re buddies once again; song, arr. Frank Fur-
lett. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109581; Horace M.
Finney, Chicago. 50403
We’re coming back to America; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315318; C.S. Born,
Durango, Col. 50404
We’re coming back to you; pf. treble, withw. © 1
c. Oct. 20, 1942; E unp, 315286; Paul J. Thomas,
Pittsburgh. 50405
We’re coming over; song, melody Bob Byassee. ©
1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314880; Lewis Smith,
Baltimore. 50406
—w & melody. ©1c.Dec.1, 1942; E unp. 316930;
Benjamin Gottheim, Brooklyn. 50407
We’re coming U. S. Yankees; song. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316139; Adella Sawyer, Los Angeles.
50408
We’re fighting to keep it free; song, Barton Rees
Pogue. © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub. 109363; Herschel
Luecke, Cincinnati. 50409
We're fighting together; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1942; E unp. 314983: James Rindone, Quincy,
Mass. 50410
We're for you; w & m Ann V. Veslo [pseud. of A.
V. Veslocki] © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub. 109289,
Ann V. Veslocki, Bridgeport, Conn. 50411
We’re going all out for victory; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315955; Louis A. Wolin,
Auburndale, Fla. 50412
We’re going over; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; E unp. 316619, Daniel Orin Hubbard, Atlanta.
50413
— —inF. ©l1c.Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316420;
Hazel Beck & Marilyn Beck, Phoenix, Ariz.
50414
We're going over again; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 317047; August W. Berghane,
Flushing, N. Y. 50415
We’re going over seas; w & melody M. Pompei &
Mrs. Michael Pompei. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942, E
unp. 316580; Michael Pompei, Paterson. 50416
We're going to win this war; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315882; Joseph Tallanti,
Tacoma, Wash. 50417
——w &melody. © 1 c.Dec.3, 1942; E unp. 317112;
Charles St, John Alvin Finn, Abita Springs, La.
50418
We’re going to work for Uncle Sammy; w Viola Jaffe
© Jackie Albert, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942;
E unp. 315755; Louis Albert, New York. 50419
We’re gonna make sure there'll never be another
war; w & m Nelson Cogane, Ira Schuster &
Joseph Meyer. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109419;
Paull-pioneer music corp., New York. 50420
We’re gonna ride a jeep, to an early victory; song,
m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317394; Mary E. Kraft, Chicago.
: 50421
We’re gonna win our freedom; song, Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315670; Mrs. T. N. Riner, Amory, Miss.
50422
We’re gonna win this war; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
25, 1942; E unp. 316241; Roswell King Hill,
Miami, Fla. 50423
We’re in it to win; w Sylvia Leposky, m Sidney
Leposky, pf. ©1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp,
316508; Sidney Leposky & Sylvia Leposky,
Chicago. 50424
We’re in it to win it; song. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E
unp. 317583; Martin John Mashie, Bridgeport,
Conn. 50425
We’re in to win; song, arr. Helen Gurulé Kraft. ©
1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316476; Martha
Vincenti, Walsenburg, Col. 50426
We’re juniors of A.W.V.S.; w & melody JeanT. Lane.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316571; Nestor S.
Lane, Point Pleasant, N. J. 50427
We’re off to fight this war; w & melody Mickey
[i. e. Michael] Diamond. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942;
E unp. 315151; Michael Diamond, Brooklyn.
50428
We’re on our way; w&melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315431; Emil Silin, APO 834, c/o Post-
master, New Orleans. 50429
—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
316274; Bernard Milo Burke, Brockton, Mass.
50430
We’re on our way today; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317837; Ella M.
Shamp, Shippingport, Pa. ‘ 50431
We’re on the job; w Clarence H. Russell; mixed
voices. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942, E unp. 317682;
Olive Nelson Russell, St. Louis Park, Minn. sa
504
We’re on the Victory road; song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316473; Annie Warner Eaves,
Seattle. 50433
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
We’re on to victory; song, m Mary R. Gensley. ©
lc. Nov. 21,1942; E unp. 315855; Dena Dee Barton,
Cross Plains, Tex. ° 50434
We're one day closer to victory; w & melody Joe
A. [i. e. Joseph Aloysius] Saracini. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316112; Joseph Aloysius Saracini,
St. Louis. 50435
We're out to fight; song. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 315435; Miriam Ivy Violet Bennett, Columbus,
O. j 50436
We’re out to get you Adolf Hitler; w & m Alberta
~[i. e. M. A.] Blain. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp.
315070; Maze Alberta Blain, Philadelphia. 50437
We’re over there again; arr. Lew Catone; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317075;
Cecilia Sgorbissa Bleakley, Peekskill, N. Y.
50438
We’re prepared; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316604; Max Heller, Philadelphia. 50439
We’re proud we are American born; march, w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317783;
William Russ. Elliott, Wyoming, O. 90440
We’re sure of victory; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316688; Eber H. Patton, Long-
wood, Miss. 50441
We’re the children of Uncle Sam; w & melody.- ©
1c. Nov. 3, 1942; Eunp. 315315; Julia O’Buckle,
Brooklyn. — 50442
We’re the guys - behind the guys; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 317544; Gladys Marie
Fieseler, Spencer, Ia. 50443
We're the same old Yanks; song. © Nov. 27, 1942;
E pub. 109473; Tracy A. Clute, Garden City,
N.Y. 50444
We’re the tech command; song, melody Robert B.
Griffith, © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316383;
Corlies H. Jackson & Jack O’Brien, Atlantic City.
50445
We’re the Yanks; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 11,1942;
E unp. 316203; Raymond Charles Collins, Cana-
joharie, N. Y. 50446
We’re waltzing along; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317152; George Robert Moss, Brook-
lyn. 50447
West of the moon; w & melody Murrey Donahue. ©
1c. Oct. 19, 1942; & unp. 314855; E. L. Eliason,
Ogden, Utah. 50448
Western songbird; 6-pt. mixed voices, with flute,
violin & pf. © ic. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317092;
Edward Cox, Shelley, Id. 50449
Westmore broadcast library; w & m compiled
Sylvester Long Cross. nos. 12, 13. © Dec. 18,
1940; E pub. 109373, 109374; Westmore music
corp., Portland, Or. 50450, 50451
50471
—— ——no. 14. © Dec. 31, 1940; E pub. 109375;
Westmore music co., Portland, Or. 50452
— —nos. 15, 16. © Feb. 15, 1941; E pub.
109376, 109377; Westmore music corp., Port-
land, Or. 50453, 50454
Westmore broadcast library folio; w & m compiled
Sylvester Long Cross. nos. 18,19. © Sept. 23,
1941; E pub. 109378, 109379; Westmore music
corp., Portland, Or. 50455, 50456
Westwind polka; melody A. De Feo. © 1 c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 314909; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 50457
We’ve got to farm, to win this fight; w & melody
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 314891; Leonard
W. Ware, New York. 50458
We ve got to finish the fight we thought we finished
before; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E
unp. 315087; Madeliene Hyde, Cincinnati. 50459
We ve got to keep Old Glory Flying; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315799; Phil Shapiro,
Buffalo. 50460
We’ ve hit the road; wI. A. Merrill, m Joe [i. e. J.
T.] Enos. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316635;
Irene Ann Merrill & Joseph T. Enos, Astoria,
Tl. 50461
We ve just begun to fight; w & m Don Reid & Henry
Tobias. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109433; Mutual
music soc., inc., New York. 50462
What a coincidence; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.30,
1942; E unp. 316669; Louis Conrad Beyerkohler,
New York. 50463
What a shame; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316185; Beatrice Rush, Ennis, Tex.
50464
What are you doing about leave; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314994;
Lillian Mason, Kalamazoo, Mich. 50465
What are you goin’ to do inthe army; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1942; E unp. 312114; George Henry
Casmay, Asbury Park. 50466
What can a girl like me do; song. © 1 c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315846; Billie Mae Mauk, Fort
Wayne. 50467
What can you do about love; song, w Mary E. Tucker.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315434; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 50468
What do I care; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 316431; Malcolm F. Kelly, Chicago.
50469
What do they say about you; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315868; Benjamin Horwitz,
Chicago. 50470
What do you say, folks, buy some bonds; w & m Joe ‘
[i. e. Joseph] Hughes, arr. Roy Nelson. © 1 c.
Oct. 14, 1942; E unp. 314825; Joseph Hughes,
Belmont, Mass. 50471
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50472
What does it matter; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316797;
Josiah C. Sharp, Seattle. 50472
What dream is this; w & melody Shirley Botwin. ©
1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315455; Radio screen
music pub. co., New York. 50473
What have you got to cry for; w & melody Clarissa
Lorenz. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317303;
Clarissa Lorenz Aiken, Boston. 50474
What is a kiss; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E ump.
315718; Arthur Beal, San Francisco. 50475
What more can I say; song, melody William Gregory
Ringel. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315889; Ann
McNeill, East Peoria, Ill. 50476
——w & mArt Noel. © Jan. 12, 1941; E for. 67683;
Cinephonic music co., ltd., London. 50477
What the world needs is Jesus most of all; pf., with
w. ©l1c. Oct. 2, 1942; E unp. 311922; Thomas
A. Dorsey, Chicago. 50478
What would I give just for a word from you; song,
melody Aaron A. Clark. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317630; Vinton M. Dubberly, Dallas.
50479
What’cha doing for your country; w K. Cram,.
melody B. E. Gray. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp.
315979; Bernice Elizabeth Gray, Charlestown,
Mass. & Kyle Cram, Hudson, Mass. 50480
What’s cookin’; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1942; E
unp. 316045; Samuel Wissig, Anderson, Calif.
50481
What’s cookin’, good-lookin’; song melody Lew
[i e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316567; Laura Livernoche, Newton Highlands,
Mass. 50482
——w Irving Taylor, melody Yvonne Carmel. ©
ic. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316178; Santly-Joy, inc.,
New York. 50483
What’s the catch; w Milton Leeds, Melody Higinio
Ovalle B. & C. Gunther. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E
unp. 315734; Charles Gunther, Flushing, N. Y.
50484
What’s wrong; from Andy Hardy’s last fling, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317134; Loew's, inc., New York. 50485
—w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317166;
Philip Golden, New York. 50486
——w J. I. Burson, mA. M. Wells. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316217; Jimmy I. Burson & Arthur
M. Wells, North Hollywood, Calif. 50487
What’s wrong with me; w& melody. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1942; E unp. 317064; Anthony Sangimino, Brook-
lyn. 50488
What’s your game; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315698; Bobby Morgan, Iowa, La. 50489
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
When; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp.
317557; Margaret Engler Crockett, Cleveland.
50490
When a boy is in his twenties; fox trot, w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317671; Gilbert C.
Tennant, Washington. 50491
When a gal loves a pal; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27,1942; E unp. 316544;
Fay Moorman, Rustburg, Va. 50492
When birds fly south; w & melody BillGrant & Marcie
Grant. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315407; Grant
L. Hill, Milwaukee. 50493
When dreams come true; song, melody Lew [i e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27,1942; E unp. 316565;
Phoebe J. Groesbeck, Boston. 50494
When gentle showers are falling; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315794; Austin Robert
James, San Antonio. 50495
When God gives you to me, darling; song. © 1 c.
Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316638; Harriett Clardy,
Greenville, S. C. 50496
When I am with you; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Nov. 10. 1942; E unp. 315926; Lawrence Loh-
man, Washington. 50497
When I come back; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317779; Theodore Edward Shea, Centerville,
Md. 50498
When I consider how my life is spent; wJohn Milton,
m Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco; low voice. © Oct.
27, 1942; E pub. 109170; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 50499
When I dream with you darling; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316633; PerryA. Vaughn,
Chico, Calif. 50500
When I first roller skated with you; waltz, w & m
William Curland. © Nov. 2,1942; E pub. 109087;
J. Grayson Jones music co., Freeland, Pa. 50501
When I first saw you; w Dougie[i. e. Douglas] Miller,
melody Morrie Gelfand. © 1 c. Nov. 5, 1942; E
unp. 316247; Moses Gelfand, Montreal. 50502
When I go a-dreamin’; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315708; Mamie #enken, Buckley, Ill. 50503
When I haven’t got you; w & m Geraldine Sweet
[pseud, of J, Cohen] © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
316204; Jessie Cohen, Philadelphia. 50504
When I hear a steamboat whistle tootin’; song, m
Derek Andersen [pseud. of Noel Marchant Ryer]
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315701; John Icken-
roth, St. Louis. 50505
When I hear the church bells ring; w & melody. ©
lc. Nov. 10, 1942;E unp. 315082; Florence Eris-
man, Port Richmond, N. Y. 50506 —
When I hold His nail scarred hand in mine; hymn.
© Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 109245; Haldor Lillenas,
Tuscumbia, Mo. 50507
1842
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942
When I kiss my sailor boy goodbye; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c.Dec. 11,1942; E unp. 317819;
_ Edith C. Anderson, Saugerties, N. Y. 50508
When I leave you will you cry; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 21, 1942; E unp. 315887; Tot Francis Brown,
New York. 50509
When I look at you; from Presenting Lily Mars, w
Paul Francis Webster, m Walter Jurmann. ©
Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109158; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 50510
——w John Rox, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316353; Stuart Rodney Ross, New York.
50511
When I look at your picture; song, melody Helen
Wicksman. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315065;
Stephen Duchoslav, Endicott, N. Y. 50512
When I met you; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 317539; Nick L. Therry, San Francisco.
50513
When I return; w & melody Jack [i. e. John] Sher-
man Long. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315372;
John Sherman Long, Chicago. 50514
When I said goodbye to that soldier laddie of mine;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316238;
Gail Shuler Tracy, Detroit. 50515
When I sing; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E
unp. 316914; Arthur Lewis Dailey, Brooklyn.
€ 50516
When I think of you; w & melody. © lc. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317302; Frank Basso, St. Louis.
: 50517
When icicles hang by the wall; w Shakespeare, m
E. J. Moeran; women’s 2-pt. cho. © Nov. 18,
1942; E for. 67642; Novello & co., ltd., London.
: 50518
When I’m away; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Nov. 2, 1942; E unp. 314233; Edward Turner
Todd, Fleet air base, Iceland, c/o Postmaster,
New York. 50519
—w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1942, E unp.
315349; Kenneth MacDonald, Redding, Calif. ;
50520
When I’m with you in the rain; w & melody Frank
Bennett. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942: E unp. 316446,
Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 50521
When it’s over; w & melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1942;
E unp. 316228; Gordon Robert West, Detroit. ee
. 505
When it’s over, over there; song. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942, E unp. 316256, Doris Alberta White, Lansing,
Mich. 50523
When it’s springtime in Ohio, song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315806,
Thomas J. Powell, Akron, O. 50524
ingt ing; Orit:
When it’s springtime in Wyoming, sons. oe
Nov. 27, 1942: E unp. 316463, Walter Ray Bridg
50525
forth, Houston.
90541
When Jesus holds my hand; hymn, w D. L. Schrock,
m S. E. Reed. ©1 c. Oct. 30, 1942; E unp.
315294; D. L. Schrock & S. E. Reed, Kenedy, Tex.
: - 50526
When Johnny comes marching home; fox trot, arr.
Vic Schoen; small orch. pts. © Oct. 12, 1942; E
pub. 109348: Leeds music corp., New York.
50527
When moonlight falls; w Hilda Conklin, m Gardner
Read, op. 23, no. la, arr. Vail Read; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Nov. 5, 1942; E pub. 109169; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 50528
When my dad went to France; song. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315860; Elizabeth Allgood Birch-
more, Athens, Ga. 50529
When my feet begin to rise; arr. William Dowler;
pf., withw. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316295;
Blanche Rice, Marion, O. 50530
When my love returns to me; w R. G. Hofheimer,
melody C. Lapham. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
315870; Reka G. Hofheimer & Claude Lapham,
New York. 50531
When our boys come marching home; song. © 1c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317474; Asa Potter Dean,
Providence. 50532
When our boys take over, over there; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315761; Marian
Khodigian, Glendale, Calif. 50533
When our dough-boys come back; pf., withw. © 1
c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316994; Henry Arthur
Frischknecht, Leonia, N. J. 50534
When that last troop train rolls home; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.316535; McRae Jones,
St. Louis. 50535
When the bells of Britain ring again each Sunday;
English w Raymond Leveen, Spanish w & melody
M. Grever. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942, E unp. 317635;
Maria Grever, New York. 50536
When the blue bells are in bloom; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316753;
Eddy Roberts, Montague, Mich. 50537
When the boys go marching by; song, arr. Richard
P. Lilly. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315354;
George Robbins, Philadelphia. 50538
When the candle has burned away; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Nov. 18,
1942; E unp. 315680; Frank Bauer, New Orleans.
50539
When the chapel bells ring at twilight; w G.Sawyer,
m Tillie [i. e. E. G. R.] Masson; pf. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1942; E unp. 316032; Etoila Gertrude R. Masson
& Grace Sawyer, New Britain, Conn. 50540
When the church bells ring this evening; w Esther
Alexander Patterson, m Janie Alexander Patterson
[i. e. J. A. P. Wagoner] © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; E
unp. 317675; Janie Alexander Patterson Wagoner,
Concord, N. C. 50541
1843
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
50542 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
When the crimson snow of Russia is white again;
w Marty Symes, m Willard Robison. © Nov. 30,
1942; E pub. 109586; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 50542
When the dawn breaks through; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316213; Carrie-Lewis
Simpson, Raleigh, N. C. 50543
When the dawn patrol is flying; song. © 1 c. Nov.
27,1942; E unp. 316426; Margaret Trace Webster,
Bakersfield, Calif. 50544
When the glory-bound train rolls in; w & melody
Doc Hopkins & Phil Kalar. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 317276, Peer internatl. corp., New York.
50545
When the lamp is shattered; song, w Percy Bysshe
Shelley. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942: E unp. 317405; Al-
fred Lee Rudd, jr., Chicago. 50546
When the leaves have turned to gold; w & m Mrs.
John [i. e. I. M. B.] Bachman; pf. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1942, E unp. 314884:;. Ida Mae Beasley Bachman,
Hamilton, O. 50547
When the moon comes over the Cascades; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317807; Alice MacTavish, Port Orchard,
Wash. 50548
When the nightingales sing; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315673; Merle Sherrill,-Tacoma. 50549
When the robin sings his song again; w Art Noel &
]. Lester Smith, mA. Noel. © Aug. 12, 1942; E
fo. 67696; Cinephonic music co., ltd., London.
50550
When the sun goes down for Hirohito; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315450; Jerome G.
Attanasio, Ionia, Mich. 50551
When the Waacs and Waves go walking; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314794, Philip Wil-
liam Cooper, San Diego, Calif. 50552
When the war is over; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942; E unp. 316927; Gem Pickett, Carrabelle,
Fla. 50553
When the war is over, I’ll be coming home to you;
w &melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316484;
John Henry Vogt, Detroit. 50554
When the western moon is shining on Morenci; song.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315779; Margaret
S. Doyle, Buffalo. 50555
When the Yanks start in a-yanking; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942, E unp. 316750;
John A. Honegger, Bloomfield, N. J. 50556
When they come marching home to you, song. © 1
c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp, 315639; Lucille Boyer,
Minneapolis. 50557
When this is over; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1942; E
. 316845: Larry Robert Norman, Chicago.
ue iy gis 50558
When this war is thru; w & melody Dixie [i.e. W. R.]
Brand. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316903; Wil-
liam Raymond Brand, New York. 50559
When Uncle Sam gets ready; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317636; Walter S. Rowland,
Kansas City, Mo. 50560
When Uncle Sam starts to swing; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942: E unp.
316557; Otis Chestnut, Selma, N. C. 50561
When we come home again; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315457; John Provenzano,
Dorchester, Mass. 50562
When we get over there; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316081; Albert A. Giler, New
Orleans. 50563
When we meet after the war; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316941; Goldie Hayes,
Arkansas City, Kan. 50564
When we meet the Japs; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
14, 1942; E unp. 315249; John Edward Blassingame,
Camp Roberts, Calif. 50565
When we put Schickie on ice; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317294; Eva
Scheele, Oglesby, Tex. 50566
When we start rolling; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 317532; Robert Epstein, Vancouver,
Wash. 50567
When will it be; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942;
E unp. 314879; Albert Montefalco, Shelton, Conn.
50568
When Yankee Doodle comes to town; song, m Char-
les F.Bauer. ©1c.Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315351;
Lawrence A. Bedard, La Porte City, Ia. 50569
When Yonko does the Bonko; wJ. Burman, melody G.
Freems & M, Rubens. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 316822; George Freems, Jack Burman &
Mark Rubens, New York. 50570
When you come sailing home to me; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316739;
Genevieve I. Hicks, South Bend, Ind. 50571
When you go by; w Eddie Culp, & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315729; Roscoe Franklin
Barnhart, Des Moines. 50572
When you hear the bugle calling; w & m Kay Day.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315817; Mrs. James
Day, Altadena, Calif. 50573
When you return; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316745; Florence
Krugel, Louisville. 50574
When you see the Legion marching; arr. Louis
Rosenberger, pf., with w. © 1c. Nov, 12, 1942;
E unp. 315172; Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
50575 —
When you smile; w & m Bill[i. e. W. R.] Bartley.
©lc. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317305; William Reedy
Bartley & Wilmer Dennis Hollowell, bre
505
1844
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When you took your love, and you; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317862; Genta Darlan,
Ardmore, Pa. 50577
When you went away; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315185; Joseph Macko,
Newark, N. J. 50578
When you’re in love; song. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E
unp. 317503; Frank David Campbell, Ashtabula,
O. : 50579
When you're near me; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315053; George Goldkette, Chicago.
50580
When you’re not in my arms; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317232; William Gordon, New
York. 50581
Where a touch of Spain still lingers; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315103; Florence
McDonough, Valley Springs, Calif. 530582
Where away buddy; w Thomas R. O’Toole, m Harry
B. Swift. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316248;
Jerry A. Sculco, Westerly, R. I. 50583
Where can I find someone just like you; w Walton
Crane, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316685; Kenneth Walton, New York. 50584
Where Mother Earth welcomes the sun; w & melody
Bob [i. e. R. W.] Soden. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1942;
E unp. 316624; Robert Walsh Soden, Kansas City,
Moa. 90585
Where the foothills cast a shadow on the banks of
Pend d’Oreille; song. © Oct. 2, 1942; E pub.
108249; Mildred Agnes Peterson, Spirit Lake,
Id. 50586
Where the sweet magnolias bloom; song, pf. sc.
George Morrison. © Oct. 17,1942; E pub. 109238;
Mary J. Sims, Austin, Tex. 50587
Where will my love end; waltz, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© ic. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316469; Flora Gene
McCoy, Kansas City, Mo. 50588
Where you are; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317693; Henry Schultz, Winni-
peg, Canada. 50589
_ Where’s Maria; w & m Tom Adair & Richard Uhl,
adapted from Via Maestra, by Giuseppe Cioffi.
© Sept. 25, 1942; E pub. 107956; Yankee music
pub. corp., New York. 50590
Wherever you are, song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 314853; Renee May Kaufman, Chicago..
0591
_—w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
317500; Ann Elizabeth Nugent, Philadelphia.
50592
_ Wherever you are, beloved; w Lucia Trent, m B. K.
Fitch; pf. treble. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp.
315945; Lucia Trent Cheney & Blanche King
Fitch, San Antonio. 50593
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1942 ~ 50611
While my lady sleeps; from The chocolate soldier,
w Gus Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper. © Nov. 24,
1941; E pub. 109566; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
50594
While you throw eggs; song, m Robert VanSickle.
© 1c. Dec. 2,1942;E unp. 316997; Ethel Elizabeth
Erwin, Fontana, Calif. 50595
While you’re away; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315573; Robert Edwin Ledbetter,
Swampscott, Mass. 50596
Whippoorwill recalls; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 317775; Leta Laree Wade, Kansas City,
Mo. 50597
Whisper of victory; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1942; E unp. 314961; Peter C. Rhegas, Detroit.
50598
Whispering winds; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316562;
Muriel Best, New Albany, O. 50599
Whistlin’ Joe; w & m Johnny [i. e. John] Carr & Sy
Taylor. © Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 109128; David
Gornston, New York. 50600
White and blue and khaki too; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314920;
Jennie L. Pexton, Guthrie, Okl. 50601
White lilacs; waltz, w& melody. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 315773; Delcie Van De Mark, Lake-
wood, Pa. 50602
”
White rosebud; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942;
& unp. 317421; M. Hobson Betz, Sacramento, Calif.
50603
White stars over Tokio; song, w Ella Wilcox Ashton.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316700; Bertha Ket-
cham Carroll, Reeds Ferry, N. H. 50604
Who; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E ump.
317718; Dollie May Henry Burke, Independence,
Mo. 50605
Who but you; w & m Muriel Watson, Jack Denby &
Hugh Charles. © Oct. 7, 1942; E for. 67644;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd., London. 50606
Who is that man, with the big cigar; w Don Pelosi,
m Art Noel. © Sept. 10, 1941; E for. 67686;
Cinephonic music co., ltd., London. 50607
Who is Uncle Sammy; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314930; Bessie Grau,
Lancaster, Pa. 50608
Who wants it; w Peter Kite Smith, & melody. © i
c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315265; William Bigler
Provost, New York. 50609
Who will win this war; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 315976; Max Lewis Stayner, Salt Lake
City. 50610
Whoa, slow down; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 317648; Pauline Louise Collins, New York.
50611
1845
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
50612 pt. 3, n.s.,Vv. 37 |
Whose heart are you trying to break now; w A.
Maran, melody C. Zarrie. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316096; Charles Zarrie & Anton Maran,
New York. 50612
Why; song. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 315133;
Wanda Shea, Loomis, Calif. 50613
Why are you so bashful; song, melody Joseph Fran-
cis Reins. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316860;
Gus Anthony Miele, Brooklyn. 50614
Why bring back memories; w Ken Stevens, Sammy
Thomas &B. Wodin, melody B. Wodin &S. Thomas.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315050; Bob Wodin,
Brooklyn. 50615
Why can’t I forget; song, melody Ed Chenette. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1942; E unp. 316589; Sara Ledbetter,
Anniston, Ala. 50616
Why can’t it happen to me; w Val Guest, m Manning
Sherwin, © Aug. 17, 1942; E for. 67689; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London. 50617
Why couldn’t love leave me alone; w &m Dale
[i. e. D. O.] Williams; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; E unp. 317193; Deirdre Opal Williams,
Valparaiso, Ind. 50618
Why did it happen to me; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 316714; Carl Clifford Comley,
Arlington, Va. 50619
Why did you go away, w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315458; Arthur Frederick Nielsen,
Santa Ana army air base, Calif. 50620
Why did you leave me; m Robert Smith & Seymore
Hardwick; E flat alto sax., with w. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315748; David Russell Jones,
Pittsburgh. 50621
Why do I break my heart over you; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 315881; Donald Jones
Garrison, Hapeville, Ga.. 50622
Why do what you did to me; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314993; Rose
Ann Cis, Chicago. 50623
Why do you say to Him nay; hymn, w Don Moon, m
arr. Thoro Harris. © Apr. 7, 1942; E pub.
109307; Frank Cottingham, South Elgin, Il.
50624
Why don’t you come up and see me sometime; song,
melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942: E
unp. 315660; Claude Creasman, Candler, N. C.
50625
Why don’t you stay home; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
4, 1942; E unp. 317222; Patrick McKinney, St.
Louis. 50626
Why must I be lonely; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1942; EF unp. 316375; Carl Whitman) 1X3 Elbowoods,
N. D. 50627
Why will ye perish; hymn. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 315865; William Kenneth Mclver, Fort
Wayne. 50628
Wider than the ocean; song, melody Bob Carleton. —
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317815; Herman
Jaeschke, Monee, Il. + 50629
Wiener tanze, nr. I; nach motiven v. Eduard Gartner,
flr klavier gesetzt v. Ignaz Friedman. © Dec. 1,
1916; E for. 67360; Universal-edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 50630
Wig-wag; by Genevieve Lake; pf.
E pub. 109551; Boston. music co.,
© Nov. 24, 1942:
Boston.
50631
Will it be forever; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315462; Catherine M.
Shank, Hagerstown, Md. 50632
Will o’ the wisp; w & m Hugh Charles & Sonny
Miller. © Oct. 7, 1942; E for. 67643; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd., London. 50633
Will you forget; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315695, Ralph A. Sprang, Kenton, O. 50634
Will you meet Him; song. © Nov. 20, 1942; E pub.
109480; Sadie J. McNeil, Los Angeles. 50635
Will you meet me tonight beneath Old Glory and
fight for our U.S. A.; w & melody. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1942: E unp. 314851; John Henry Vogt, Detroit
& Arlie Seeley, Hinsdale, Mont. 50636
Will you remember my name; w & melody. © lc.
Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315162; Ralph Boyer Shugert,
jr., St. Louis. 50637
Will you teach me; from Man on America’s con- —
science, by Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316334; Loew’s, inc., New York.
50638
Willamena; melody. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317290; Francis Austin Garrison, Los Angeles.
50639
Wind, sand and stars; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1942; E unp. 315942: Earl Frederick Allingham,
Washington. 50640
Wind up the watch on the Rhine; song. © 1c. Dec.
8, 1942; E unp. 317581; Dwight Rorer, Washington.
50641
Wine song; song, w Stanley Weinbaum. © 1 c. Nov.
14, 1942; E unp. 315223; Helen Weinbaum Kasson,
Englewood, N. J. 50642
Wings above; w & m Bob [i. e. R. E.] Close; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp, 315306;
Robert Eugene Close, San Francisco. 50643
Wings of gold; w & m Guy E. Wyatt & Joseph F.
Hewitt. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109262; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 50644
——w Peter Kite Smith, m Charles Caserta; with
men’s cho. © Nov. 13, 1942; E pub. 109426;
Radio music co., New York. 50645
Wings of love; song. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317104; Mildred West Hoag, Jennings, La. tren
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50681
_ Wings of West Point; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; Eunp. 316201; Nat Brusiloff, Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. 50647
Wings over my heart; w & m Margo Lorde [pseud.
of M. L. Orde]; pf. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1942; E unp.
315505; Margaret Lewis Orde, New York.
50648
Winter - winter - winter; w & melody Rebecca
Doyle. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317171; May-
hams music co., New York. 50649
Wish for you; song, w Thallis Hoyt & P. A. Myers,
m ed. Phyllis Fergus. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317796; Phyllis Andrew Myers, Cleveland.
50650
Wishing by a Star; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1942;
E unp. 315233; Mae James, Atlanta. 50651
Wishing well; w H. Stackhouse, melody J. E. Stack-
house. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315044; John
£. Stackhouse & Helen Stackhouse, Trenton, N. J.
50652
Witching little devil; w J. M. Mellen, melody L. A.
Darling. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315640;
Lloyd Alton Darling & Jesse Mae Mellen, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 50653
With a great United Nation’s chain; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314837; Ellen
- Williams, Dumont, N. J. 50654
With ali my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316816; Ruby Frances Bunnell, Den-
ver. 50655
With God; w James A. Brady, m Jean Stor[pseud. of
W. Astor Morgan]; high voice. © Dec. 2, 1942; E
pub. 109678; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
50656
With Jesus on our side we'll win; w & m Karl V.
Davis. © Nov. 20, 1942; E pub. 109399;Bob
Smith, Chicago, 50657
With love still singing in my heart; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315826; Evelyn Lysle
Fielding, Indianapolis. 50658
With the sands of time; B flat ten. sax., withw. ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 316249; Morris Shapiro,
New York. 50659
With this ring; w T. Schubert, melody E. J. All-
press. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; Eunp. 315502; Taia
Schubert & Eva Jo Allpress, San Antonio. 50660
With United Nations’ rulers in palaces over the sea;
w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315013;
Frederick Lewis Brown, Long Beach, Calif.
50661
With you; w & m Jane Church Porter. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1942; E unp. 316109; Esther Church Porter,
Piedmont, Calif. 50662
Within the heart of soul; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1942: E unp. 312030; Alphonso
Simmons, Camp Croft, S. C. 50663
Without a prayer; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316527; Catherine A. Masterson,
Guelph, Ont., Canada. 50664
Without a shadow of a doubt; song, w Jack [i.e. J. J.]
Kelleher & Wendell Wilder pracy, Ashtabula, O.
ee 50665
K
Without you near; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 316252; Leo Eben Tourjee, New York.
50666
Woman’s army yessiree, were members of the
W. A.A. C.; song, m Mark Rubens. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315731; Augustus P. Braun,
Camden, N. J. 50667
Woman’s last word; song, w Robert Browning. ©1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 317610; Philip Greeley
Clapp, Iowa City, Ia. 50668
Women’s get-together songs; w & m compiled &
arr. Elien Jane Lorenz; girls’ & women’s trios,
quartets & chos. © Oct. 6, 1942; E pub. 109076;
Lorenz pub co., Dayton, O 50669
Wonderful wonderful Jesus; hymn. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; EB unp. 315581; Alfred Lattimore Watson,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 50670
Wondering; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
316697; Edna F. Marshall, St. Paul. 50671
Wond’ring; w & melody Walt Davidson, Frieda
Patterson & Tom Maxon. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 31€578; Davidson & Maxon music publishers,
Baldwin Park, Calif. 50672
Won’t be coming home for Christmas; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 9,1942; E unp. 314802; Nick L. Therry,
San Francisco. 50673
Won’t you come back - back to me; w & melody. ©
lc. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316452; Nicholas E.
Fisher, Williamsport, Pa. 50674
Won’t you come back to me sweetheart; song. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316833; Harry Adelbert
Lyon, North St. Paul, Minn. 50675
Won’t you say goodbye to me; pf., with w. © 1 c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317733; Clement Joseph
Sayo, Michigan City, Ind. 50676
Wood-chopper’s cry; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 317001; Don Reid & Henry Tobias,
New York. 50677
Woodbury theme; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Nov.
11,1942; E unp. 314903; Orville Alexander Andrews,
White Plains, N. Y. 50678
Wooden shoes; Dutch dance; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 317420; Richard Ten Hoor, Berrien Springs,
Mich. 50679
Work for all the boys inthe service; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315554; Otto Kourim,
Rayland, O. 50680
Work for victory; song. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E
unp. 315862; Charles Silvey, Beverly Hills, Calif.
50681
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50682 pt. 3, m.'S., Von
World war number two; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316196; Samuel H.
Umbles, Terre Haute, Ind. 50682
Would God I were the tender apple blossom; w
Katherine Tynan Hinkson, m of old Irish air,
arr. Roy Ringwald; men’s cho. © Sept. 29, 1941;
E pub. 108459: Words & music, inc., New York.
- 50683
Would ya like to see a,picture of my baby; w &
melody Sid Robin. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1942; E unp.
315937; Leeds music corp., New York. 50684
W-O-U-S-A pledge for victory; w M. G. Rouillot,
m E.’F. Holden. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
315541; Eleanor Fields Holden & M. Gertrude
Rouillot, Norristown, Pa. 50685
Wreath of yellow roses; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 315759: William E. Keaster,
Muldrow, Okl. 50686
Wren; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1
c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316546; Jessie Lee Amlett,
Cleveland. 50687
Write me often dearie; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 316306; Livingston Greenwood, Seattle.
50688
Wyoming battle song; w Gwen Sweet, m Thornton —
W. Allen & Milo Sweet. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E
unp. 317255; Thornton W. Allen co., New York.
50689
Ya hadn’t ougta in my auta; song. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1942; E unp. 311177; Norman Mear] Karn, Tiffin,
O. : 50690
Yankee boy; w &m Rulon Jones. © Nov. 11, 1942;
E pub. 109084; Rulon Jones pub. co., Hemet, Calif.
k 50691
Yankee cocktail; w & melody. ©1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316694; Eva Alice Love, Boston.
50692
Yankee Doodle no, 2; arr. Bart E. Grady; pf., with
w. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1942; E unp. 316058; Charles
L. Mooney, Somerville, Mass. 50693
Yankee feet never know retreat; w & m Mrs. F. T.
[i. e. R. M. C.] Hoschke; pf. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316444; Ruth M. Cole Hoschke,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 50694
Yankee heroes; song, m Reese C. David. © Sept.
28, 1942; E pub. 109108; D. M. King, Edinboro,
Pa. 50695
Yankee peddler song; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 315507; Charlotte Anna May Christ-
man, St. Louis. 50696
Yankee pledge; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315364; Edna Grauman Levy, Hartford.
50697
Yankee polka; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942;
E unp. 317422; George Washington McCauslin,
Amityville, N. Y. 50698
Yankee Rose don’t you cry; song. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 317340; Jan J. DeBoer, Chicago.
Yankee soldiers’ march; song, w Ellen M. Mulcahy.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 317212; Margaret
A. Mulcahy, New Milford, Conn. 50700
Yankee today; song, m J. Chas.McNeil. © 1 c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315464; Martha Presley, Le
Grand, Calif. 50701
Yankee way; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1942, E
unp. 314815; Ethel Mae Craig, Sacramento, Calif.
50702
Yankees of the air; song. © Oct. 30, 1942; E pub.
109236; Emily Anna Essenmacher, Chicago.
50703
Yanks ain’t phony; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317684; Ruth Harper Harwell, Fort Worth,
50704
Yanks are in; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 316720; Elbert Dewey Goode, St. Louis.
50705
Yanks are marching again; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, ©
1942; E unp. 315264; Helen Roskam Madden,
Culver City, Calif. 50706
Yanks are on the way; song, melody Mrs. Elliott
E. Redmen. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317599,
John R. Page, Philipsburg, Mont. 50707
Yanks around the world; song. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316672: Wendell B. Campbell, Cin-
cinnati. 50708
Yanks come smiling through; w Frank Ford [pseud.
of I. M. Ciesielski], m Jimmie Crane. © 1 c. Dec.
3, 1942; E unp. 317097; Ignatius Marian Ciesielski,
Philadelphia. 50709
Yanks have done it again; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1942; E unp. 315147; Frank J. McCready,
Atlantic City. 50710
Yanks on the march, w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5,
1942: E unp. 317318; Theresa C. Hill, Lebanon,
Pa. 50711
Yanks will soon be out on top, way down under,
w &melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317582,
Harold Levinsohn, Brooklyn. 50712
Year after year; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317478; Martha Follmer Youmens, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 50713
Yellow moon; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1942,
E unp. 314829; James Jackson Thompson, Poca-
hontas, Va. 50714
Yellowstone, suite, Donald Midgley, pf. © Nov. 13,
1942; E pub. 109153; Bregman, Vocco & Conn,
_inc., New York. 50715
Yellowstone moon; w & m Frank Madden & Allan
Flynn. © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109525; Frank
Antony, New York. 50716
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Yes, my Lord, I'll follow Thee; m Ruth Jones, arr.
Martin; pf., with w. © Feb. 15, 1941; E pub.
107294; Bruton Sims, Washington. 50717
Yo my sweet potato; w & melody. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1942; E unp. 313603; Alfred A. Spearow, Detroit.
50718
Yo nose; vals romanza cancion, letra Domingo N.
Nava. ©1 c. May 26, 1942: E unp. 312720;
Santiage Olguin Loredo, Los Angeles. 50719
Yovivo enamorado; bolero-fox trot, letra y melodia.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317406; Jesse R.
Millan, Ozone Park, N. Y. 50720
Yodeling a western song; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 315715; Mrs. E. F. Grogan, Neenah, Wis.
50721
You again; w & m Art Noel. © May 29, 1942: E
for. 67699; Cinephonic music co., ltd., London.
50722
You and the waltz and I; from Seven sweethearts,
w Paul Francis Webster, m Walter Jurmann. ©
Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109159; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 50723
You and you alone; w Sunny Skylar, m on theme
from Petite suite, by Frederick Rosse. © Nov.
25, 1942; E pub. 109452; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 50724
You and your memory; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 316459; Benjamin Calissi, Wood-Ridge,
N. J. 50725
You are my habit now; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317824; Marion
Samuel Cree, Washington, Pa. 50726
You are my lighthouse; song, melody Ed Chenette.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 314828; Mrs. R. H.
Johnson, Tampa, Fla. 50727
_ You are my rainbow sweetheart, song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317445;
Lindsey E. Bales, Raymond, Wash. 50728
You are still my dad; song, melcdy Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315650; Claudine R.
Lawhorn, Richmond, Ind. 50729
You are the one for me; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© ic. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314935; Tony Marki-
john, Conneaut, O. 50730
You are the one I cherish; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315461; Ella Mae
Wallace, Long Beach, Calif. 50731
You belong to me; songs © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315636; William Elroy Kyes, Chicago.
E 50732
You blew a fuse in my heart; w George Leiberman,
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316142;
Victor Picone, New York. 50733
You came here from heaven, dear; w & melody.. ©
1 c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 316022; Frank Charles
Ackerman, Jersey City. 50734
50751
You can count on my love; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E ump.
316798; Lily Hudson, Grand Junction, Col.
50735
You can ration us; song. © 1 c.Dec.1, 1942; E unp.
316912; Eleanor Dorothy Heagy & Paul Leroy
Heagy, Harrisburg, Pa. 50736
You can take it or leave it; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 9, 1942: E unp. 317622: ie Hinckley,
Cedarhurst, N. Y. 50737
You can’t black out the moon; song. © 1 c. Nov. 12,
1942; E unp. 315157; George Bertram Hoffmann,
Glendale, L. I., N. Y. 50738
You can’t escape forever; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
21,1942; E unp. 315940; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Ill. 50739
You can’t put a yoke ona Yankee; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316749:
W. W..Parrish, Condon, Or. 50740
You can’t ration love; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942:
E unp. 316089; Hilda Hellen Hayes, Eagle Pass,
Tex. 50741
You danced into my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1942; E unp. 315739; Ceal Willner, Newark,
N. J. 50742
You do things to me; w. & m Greg Tyler, pf. arr.
Larry Dittmer. ©1 c. Nov. 4, 1942; E ump.
315287; Greg Corigliano, Brooklyn. 50743
You don’t need a rating of priority to wear a smile
on your face; song. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
315519; Helen Leibensperger Humphreys, Colum-
bus, O. 50744
You gave to me a flower; song. ©1c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 317526; Evelyn Ruff Keller, San
Gabriel, Calif. 50745
You gave your love to somebody else; w & m Morty
Berk, Billy Hays & Frank Capano. © Apr. 8,
1942; E pub. 109466; Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia.
50746
You have made an imprint on my heart; w & melody
Doc [i. e. L. A.] Bray. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 317531; Leo Arthur Bray, New York.
50747
You ig my talk, don’t dig my walk; w & melody. ©
1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317426; Sonny Boy
Williams & Frances Kraft Reckling, New York.
50748
You keep on smilin’; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 316728; Clifford Emanuel Sundin,
Oakland, Calif. 50749
You kissed me; w I. Gluck, melody S. Wartenberg.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 316937; Stanley
Wartenberg & Isador Gluck, Brooklyn. 50750
You know I love you; w & m Pete Jamack. © Apr.
8, 1942; E pub. 109461; Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia.
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50752
You know I love you so; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1942; E unp. 317307; Harold Lifschitz, Chicago.
50752
You know what King Arthur said; w Val Guest, m
Manning Sherwin. © Sept. 25, 1942; E for. 67690;
Cinephonic music co., ltd., London. 50753
You made a blackout in my heart; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315743; Frederick
Ernest Drew, New York. 50754
You made me change my mind; w & melody. © 1 |
c. Nov. 11, 1942;. E unp. 315034; R. A. Ballard,
Cokeville, Wy. 50755
You make my heart go titter tat; melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314843; Bessie Mabél Terry,
Lowell. 50756
You may be gone; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 3, 1942;
E unp. 314847; Violet May Carlson, Celoron, N.
Y. 50757
You mean so much to me; song, w John W. Travis
& J. Tucker. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 316888;
Johnny Tucker, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 50758
You never can tell; w& melody. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 315800; Christine Campbell, Cin-
cinnati.
You once meant the world to me; w & melody
Mickey |i. e. Michael] Diamond. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1942; EB unp. 316598; Michael Diamond, Brooklyn. -
50760
You ought to know by now; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315002; Lois Lucille Gordon,
Marion, Ala. 50761
You sabotaged my heart; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942; E
unp. 315721; George Reedy, Carlisle, Ind.
50762
You should have been with me last night; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 314871;Sam Downing,
New York. 50763
You still hold a spot in my heart; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317017; Frank Conklin,
Brooklyn. 50764
You sure had me fooled: w Judy Carroll, melody
Lawrence Coleman [pseud. of Leonard Cohen]
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315970; Leonard
Cohen, New York. 50765
You took my dreams away; w & melody. © lec.
Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314865; Helen Francis, San
Francisco. ' 50766
You took the blues out my heart; w & melody. © 1
c. Sept. 18, 1942; E unp. 309271; Cyrus S. Mercier,
Tampa, Fla. 50767
You were only foolin’ from the start; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316128; Gertrude
Dombro, Reiffton, Pa. 50768
50759 ©
‘pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
You will always be the wonderful one to me; song.
© Oct. 13, 1942; E pub. 108469; Norman Tulip,
Pretoria W., Pretoria, South Africa. 50769
You will never miss your baby; w & m Bus [i. e.
F. C.] Stewart. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 315991;
Forest Charles Stewart, St. Louis. 50770
You Yankee sons; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315341;
Mildred Morgan, Adena, O. 50771
You’ll be glad you did your share; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 315303; Joseph Scogna,
Baltimore. 50772
You’ll be sorry some day; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.
315337; Ellen Lall, Bremo Bluff, Va. 50773 ~
You’ll come back someday; w & melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 317423; Robert Carnie,
Kensington, Md. 50774
You’ll come back to me; fox trot; pf., withw. © 1
c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317027; Gwendolyn Hardey
Trudeau, San Francisco. 50775
You'll love the army; w Val Guest, m Manning
Sherwin. © Sept. 25, 1942; E for. 67691; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London. 50776
You’ll never find real contentment; song, melody
Joseph Statkus. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp.
315159; Patricia Statkus, New Britain, Conn.
50777
You’ll never know; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315429; Nina Stevens, New York.
50778
You’ll never, never know; w & melody. © 1 c. Oct.
30, 1942; E unp. 316038; Emma M. Bourget,
New Haven. 50779
Young Benjamin Franklin; text Madge Tucker, m —
Molly Donaldson. © Oct. 27, 1942; D 76196;
Musette publishers, inc., New York. 50779*
Your country calls you today; w & melody. © 1 c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 315777; Gracie Reed, Van
Buren, Mo. 50780
Your dream soldier’s last good-bye; w Lillian
Iselin, & melody. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1942; E ump.
313774; Norman Glasserow, Brooklyn. 50781
Your friend in the glass; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942;
E unp. 310844; Matie Nutton, Detroit. 50782
Your golden voice; w & melody Denai Danials. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 314811; Weeks publisher,
Detroit. 50783
Your heart knows, so why don’t you; song. © Nov.
23, 1942; E pub. 109580; Clarence Emery Stevens,
Chicago. 50784
Your laughing eyes; song. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub.
109280; Charles Theodore Knudsen, Chicago.
50785
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no, 11, 1942 50821
Your lips pressed close to mine; w & melody
Augie Baird Nolan. © le. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
316482; Mrs. A. Nolan, Cassville, Mo. 50786
Your own foolish heart; from Money princesses;
2-pt. treble voices. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
316363; Erna Wedeman, New York. 50787
Your star and mine; w G. Boxer & Leonard Dobrick,
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 317308;
Gertrude Boxer, Milwaukee. 50788
You’re a do-doo; song. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1942; E
unp. 311679; Hildegard Margaret Casey, Milwau-
kee. 50789
You're breaking my heart, you saboteur; w & melody
Ben L. Trace & A.-J. Loewenstein. © 1 c. Oct.
9, 1942; E unp. 311452; Amalle-Joan Loewenstein,
Chicago. 50790
You're crying for the love you threw away; w &
melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 316113;
Jack David Allan, Detroit. 50791
You’re essential to me; song, melody Kathleen
O’Kell. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317577; Leo
Cloutier, Fall River, Mass. 50792
You're exceptional; Ww & melody. © 1c. Dec. 1,
1942: E unp. 316955; Harriet Gertrude Lemley
Laubach, Wind Gap, Pa. 50793
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You’re extra special; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942; E unp.
315707; Cory Marie Sampson, Birmingham, Ala.
50794
You're in my heart; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 310950;
Mildred R. Eggermont, Minneota, Minn. 50795
You're in my heart tonight; w Edward Lynn, m
Connie Bemis [i. e. C. B. Glore]; © 1c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316132; Connie Bemis Glore, Holly-
wood, Calif. 50796
You're just a spoiled child; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315240; Dorothy B. Palmer,
Flint, Mich. 50797
You're lovely, w & m Rhoades [i. e. C. R.] Robin-
son. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317656; Carol
Rhoades Robinson, Jericho, N. Y. 50798
You’re lucky; from Best foot forward, w & m
Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1942; E unp. 315525; Loew’s, inc., New York.
50799
You’re my first thought in the morning, and my
last thought at night, w & melody Eddie [i. e. E.
F.] Koncel. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317101;
Edward Frank Koncel, Chicago. 50800
You’re my heaven on earth; pf., with w. ©1c.
Nov. 5, 1942; E unp. 314259; Wilbur Edward
Galik, Pocatello, Id. 50801
You're my rhapsody in spring; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317077; Richard Francis
Maguiness, East St. Louis, Il. 50802
You're no diff’rent from the rest; song. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 316429: S. John Candas,
Point Pleasant, W. Va. 50803
You’re not telling me you love me; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314222; Nellis Darwin
Wagar, Kitchener, Ont., Canada. 50804
You're so lovely; song. © Nov. 10, 1942; E pub.
109088; Vactor G, Garnett, Denver. 50805
You're special; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1942;
E unp. 315417: Philip Golden, New York. 50806
You’re still on my mind; w & m G. J. Hill &Margery
Warren. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317723;
George J. Hill, Yonkers, N. Y. 50807
You're telling me; w & melody. 1. For girl. - 2.
For boy. ©1 c. each Oct. 24, 1942; E unp.
316034, 316035; Olive Hanson McClaran, Mt.
Pleasant, Ia. 50808, 50809
You're the angel in my prayer; w & melody. ©lc.
Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315029; Ralph Moralez &
Floyd Hunt, Waukegan, Ill. 50810
You’re the dream I always dream; w & melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 14, 1942; E unp. 315322; Rufus Calvin
Bowman, 3d, Salem, Va. 50811
You’re the gold at the end of my rainbow; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 317833; Effie M. Kolb, Fayetteville, Ark.
50812
You're the MacArthur of my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1942; E unp. 312910; Gertrude
Rose Bransfield, Danielson, Conn. 50813
You're the nicest thing that happened to me; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 313509,
Mildred Edith Parrish, Vista, Calif. 50814
You're the one; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942;
E unp. 315588; Oett Mose Mallard, Chicago.
50815
You're the one although I say no; w & melody. © 1
c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 315049; Kenneth L. Goens,
Detroit. — 50816
You're the one for me; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 4,
1942; E unp. 317223; Paul G. Dobson, Baltimore.
50817
You're the surprise of all surprises; song, w Rosie
O’Grady, m arr. H. Collier Grounds. © 1 c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 317418, Walter Lysaght, New
York. 50818
You're too late; song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317456; Grace I. Baird, Washington. 50819
Yours wasn’t love; song, m Aline Collins. © lc.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 315724; Dorothy Collins
McDavid, Clinton, Ill. 50820
Youth must save our land; hymn, w &m C. Austin
Miles. © Nov. 1, 1942, E pub. 109223, Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 50821
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50822
Youth of the U. S. A.; march, w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315577; Dalmazio Ortenzio
Santini, Hartiord. 50822
Youth’s victory march; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov.
16, 1942; E unp. 315482; Mack White, Berkeley,
Calif. 50823
You’ve done it; w Vernon Crane, & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316686; Kenneth Walton,
New York. 50824
You've got me crazy over you; song. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1942; E unp. 316922; Clark Pierson, Bloom-
ington, Ind. 50825
You’ve got me goin’ now; w & melody. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1942; E unp. 311290; Mervin Spangler, Dover,
Pa. 50826
You’ve got to watch your step with love; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317161; Edward Abra-
ham Snyder, Roxbury, Mass. 50827
You’ve got what ittakes; w & melody Shirley Botwin.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 315456; Radio screen
musSic pub. co., New York. 50828
Yo-yo-yodelin’ cowboy; w & m Harry Filler, Fred
C. Mann & Frank Capano. © Apr. 8, 1942; E pub.
109459; Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia. — 50829
Z werwa marsz; sfowa Adama Bartosz, m Walter :
Ossowski; ork. partitury. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub.
109256; Joseph Krygier, Philadelphia. 50830
Zambra Gitana; by Carmen Delfin [i. e. C. D.
Mercado], op. 12; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317685; Carmen Delfin
Mercado, New York. 50831
Zenobia bumble bee; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316767; Elizabeth
W. Fluegel, New Carlisle, Ind. 50832
Zeta’s bouquet; w & m Virginia V. Dean. © Nov.
20, 1942; E pub. 109444; Sigma phi gamma
internatl. sorority, Indianapolis. 50833
Zigeuner; w & m Noel Coward, arr. Douglas Mac-
Lean [pseud. of F. Campbell Watson]; women’s
2-pt. cho. © Nov. 18,1942; E pub. 109329; Harms,
inc., New York. 50834
Zion, rise and shine; cantata, Biblical w, English
adaptation Hugh oss, m Julius Chajes; mixed
voices; organ or pf. acc. © Oct. 7, 1942; E pub.
108413; Transcontinental music corp., New York.
! 50835
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since Jan. 1, 1942:
Musical Compositions in English language (including 38,178 unpublished) ----------------------
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 810 unpublished) ------------------------
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UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[50835
A. B. C. of love; song, from Some baby, w Jeff
Branen. © Arthur Lange, Los Angeles. R 113090,
Nov. 24, 1942. 1
A basso le guerre; march, H. R. Oteri, arr. Peter
Tesio; lst & 2d mand. © guit. © Lucia Tesio,
Hicksville, L. I., N. ¥. R 112947, Nov. 24, 1942.
2
Aba daba honeymoon; one step, two step, or trot,
Arthur Fields & Walter Donovan, arr. Calvin
Grooms; band. © Leo Feist, inc., New York.
R 112635, Nov. 11, 1942. 3
Abendgang; lied, op. 45, no. 3, w Johannes Schlaf.
© Paul Graener, Berlin. R 112660, Nov. 11, 1942.
4
Across the isthmus; march, Everett J. Evans, arr.
Mackie-Beyer. 1. Military band. - 2. Full orch.
© J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R
112978, 112979, Nov. 27, 1942. 5, 6
Admirals all; nautical march, Hubert Bath, arr.
Frank Winterbottom; military band. © Gladys
Winterbottom, Frinton-on-sea, Essex, England.
R 112874, Nov. 17, 1942. au
——- —-pf.. © Hubert Bath, Fulmer, Bucks.,
England. R 112873, Nov. 17, 1942. 8
Again, as Eastertide draws near; Easter hymn, op.
Zz, no. 1; mixed cho.; organ acc. © Walter H.
Angell, Providence. R 112714, Nov. 12, 1942.
9
All over town; bk. Joseph Santley, w Harry B. Smith,
m Silvio Hein. Voc. sc. © Sydney Reed Smith,
Canaan, N. Y. & Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute,
Ind. K 112937, Nov. 19, 1942. 10
All ye that pass by; w Charles Wesley, m Robert
Harkness. © Hope pub. co., Chicago. R 112761,
Nov. 13, 1942. 11
Along the rocky road to Dublin; song, w Joe Young.
© Bert Grant, New York. R 112817, Nov. 18,
1942. 12
——w Joe Young, m Bert Grant. © Ruth Young
Grunberg, New York. R 112818, Nov. 18, 1942.
13
Always be honeyto me;w & mJeff Branen, A. Lange
& Max Prival. © Arthur Lange, Los Angeles. R
113032, Nov. 24, 1942. 14
American organist no. 4; collection of church
voluntaries, E. L. Ashford; pipe & reed organs.
© John W. Ashford, Louise W. Ashford, Danville,
Calif., Marjorie Ashford Spencer & D. W. Smith,
guardian of Lois L. Ashford, Nashville. R 113058,
Nov. 25, 1942. 15
American skaters waltz; from Flirting at St. Moritz;
pf. © Raymond Hubbell, Miami, Fla. R 112732,
Nov. 12, 1942. 16
An die Baronin Colombine; lied, op. 46, no. 3, w
Richard Schaukal. © Paul Graener, Berlin. R
112653, Nov. 11, 1942. 17
And that’s how we love old Ireland; w A. A. Clark,
mH.I. Marshall. © Amy Ashmore Clark, New
York & Henry I. Marshall, Riveredge, N. J. R
112643, Nov. 10, 1942. 18
Anita; Spanish serenade; brass & reed band. ©
Manuel Bilton, Guildford, Surrey, England. R
112926, Nov. 18, 1942. 19
Arbitration march; two step, Abe Losch [pseud. of
Harry J. Lincoln}; pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln,
Philadelphia. R 113193, Dec. 1, 1942. 20
Are ye a’a’richt in Auchter-muchty; song, w Alf
Ellerton. © J. A. Glover-Kind, London. R 112956,
Nov. 23, 1942. 21
Arm thee! Arm thee; w Mary Coleridge, m H.
Walford Davies; mens voices. © Margaret
Davies, Bristol, England. R 112823, Nov. 23, 1942.
22
Atmospheric sketches; by Charles Vincent; pf. ©
Dorothy Vincent, London. R 112915, Nov. 18, 1942.
23
Ave Mors; w Margery Hamilton-Fellows, high voice,
in C min. © Julius Harrison, Malvern, Worcester,
England. R 112568, Nov. 9, 1942. 24
Awakening; song, w Julia C. R. Dorr; in E flat. ©
Walter Guernsey Reynolds, New York. R 112630,
Nov. 9, 1942. i 25
Bag of whistles; w Edward J. O’Brien, m Bainbridge
ji. e. L. B.] Crist; high, in C. © Lucien Bain-
bridge Crist, Washington. R 113114, Nov. 28, 1942.
26
Bal masqué; valse-caprice, Percy Eastman Flet-
cher; brass & reed band. © Hilda Martin, Paign-
ton, Devon, England. R 112618, Nov. 10, 1942.
27
Barcarolle; from Tales of Hoffman, by J. Offenbach,
arr. Julius S. Seredy & Tocaben; full orch. © ©
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R 112716, Nov.
12, 1942. 28
Battle (The); march; pf.
York. R 113184, Dec. 1, 1942.
© Pete Wendling, New
29
Battle ode; op. 65, w James Montgomery; mixed
voices. © Clarence Lucas, London. R 112633,
Nov. 9, 1942. 30
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31
Be Thou my guide; w Karl Fuhrmann, German tr.
Emil Ring, m J. Edgar Lowell [pseud. of J. S.
Zamecnik] © John S. Zamecnik, Los Angeles.
R 113118, Nov. 27, 1942. 31
Belgian school of violin; by Henri Leonard, op. 40,
English tr., new arr. & additional studies OQ.
Musin. v. 3. Musin ed. © Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. R 112570, Nov. 6, 1942.
32
Bells of Rheims; song, w Henry de Vere Stacpoole.
© Edwin Henry Lemare, Hollywood, Calif. R
112565, Nov. 9, 1942. 33
Berceuse; from Jocelyn, by Benjamin Louis Paul
Godard, arr. Mackie-Beyer; full orch. © J. W.
Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R 112974,
Nov. 27, 1942. , 34
—violin & pf. acc. © Phyllis Norman Parker,
London. R 112884, Nov. 17, 1942. 35
Beryl valse; pf. © Frank -H. Grey, Hollywood,
Calif. R 113040, Nov. 25, 1942. 36
Betty’s dilemma; w Elsie Duncan Yale, m Adam
Geibel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
112688, Nov. 12, 1942, 37
B’hoys of Tipperary; by Harry GAmers, arr.
Frank Winterbottom; military band. © Gladys
Winterbottom, Frinton on sea, Essex, England. R
112774, Nov. 13, 1942. 38
——orch. © Harry G. Amers, West Hill, nr. Ottery
St. Mary, Devon, England. R 112875, Nov. 17,
1942. 39
Bill Bender’s Christmas; Christmas cantata, by C.
Austin Miles. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 112787, Nov. 14, 1942. 40
Black Hawk waltz; by Mary E. Walsh; pf. © Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New York. R 112740,
Nov. 13, 1942. 41
Blandina polka; by V. Berardi, arr. Peter Tesio;
lst & 2d mand. & guit. © Lucia Tesio, Hicks-
ville, L. L, N. ¥Y. R 112945, Nov. 24, 1942. 42
Bonnie Maggie Tamson; song. © Harry Lauder,
Strathaven, Scotland. R 112640, Nov. 11, 1942.
43
Bonnie wee Annie; song. © Harry Lauder, Strat-
haven, Scotland. R 112639, Nov. 11, 1942. 44
Boy of mine I wait for you; from My home town
girl, w Frank Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch. ©
Laurence J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John J.
Stammers, Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stammers,
Margaret C, Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers &
Joseph C. Stammers, New York. R 112679, Nov.
10, 1942, 45
Brass buttons; march; pf. © George L. Cobb,
Brookline, Mass, R 112999, Nov. 27, 1942. 46
Bridal chorus; from Lohengrin, by R. Wagner, arr.
J. S. Seredy & Louis Tocaben; full orch. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. R 113052, Nov. 30,
1942, 47
pt. 3, n. s., Vv. 37
Bring along your dancing shoes; w Gus Kahn, m
Grace LeBoy [i. e. G. L. Kahn] © Grace LeBoy
Kahn, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 113219, Dec.2, 1942.
48
Bum diddle de um dum, that’s it; w Joe [i. e. Joseph]
McCarthy, m Jimmy [i.e. J. V.] Monaco. ©
Joseph McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y. & James V. Monaco,
Beverly Hills, Calif. R 113120, Nov. 30, 1942.
: 49
By jingo; selection, Herman Finck; orch. © Mabel
Mary Finck, London. R 112912, Nov. 18, 1942.
50
Canadians! Follow the drum; song, w Edward
Wodson. © Albert Ham, New York. R 112628,
Nov. 9, 1942. 51
Caprice espagnole; violin, with pf. acc. © Phyllis
Norman Parker, London. R 112619, Nov. 10, 1942.
52
Carmefia; vocal waltz, H. Lane Wilson, arr. J.
Lincoln Hall; mixed voices. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 113224, Nov. 25, 1942.
53
Cassidy, Private Michael Cassidy; w & mR. P.
Weston & J. Norworth. © Jack Norworth, Brook-
lyn. R 112905, Nov. 23, 1942. 54
——Same. © Maud Weston, London. R 112950,
Nov. 23, 1942. 55
Casting all your care; w & m Henry Barraclough.
© Hope pub. co., Chicago. R 113282, Nov. 27,
1942. ‘ 56
Chants des soldats; march; reed & brass band. ©
Joseph Engleman, Birmingham, England. R112773,
Oct. 27, 1942. 57
Cheero; from The passing show of 1915, by Herman
Finck; orch. © Mabel Mary Finck, London. R
112911, Nov. 18, 1942. 58
Christ is come; w A. A. Payn [pseud. of C. Austin
Miles], m Alfred Judson | pseud. of J. Lincoln Hall]
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 113162,
Nov. 25, 1942. 59
Christ is the only Saviour; w T. O. Chisholm, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 112755, Nov. 14, 1942. 60
Christmas classics, no. 4; w Elsie Duncan Yale, m
Alfred Judson [ pseud. of J. Lincoln Hall] & others,
arr. J. L. Hall. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 112798, Nov. 12, 1942. 4+ iG%
Church yard at nightfall; pf. © Lewis M. Isaacs,
New York. R 113174, Nov. 30, 1942. - 62
Come unto Me; w H. Bonar, m Willem Coenen, arr.
R. M. Neal. © Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
R 113149, Nov. 25, 1942. 63
Commandant march; band. © George Rosenkrans,
Penfield, Pa. R 112595, Nov. 10, 1942. 64
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Constant lover; from The passing show of 1915, w
Arthur Wimperis & Hartley Carrick, m Herman
Finck. © Mabel Mary Finck, aa R eee
Nov. 18, 1942.
Cornetski; trumpet tantrum, march, one step or
trot, Carleton L. Colby; orch. © Ruth M. Alford,
Chicago. R 113197, Dec. 1, 1942. 66
Courtship; w Fred E. Weatherly, m Alfred Herbert
Brewer; in C. © Ethel Mary Brewer, Ewell,
Surrey, England. R 112880, Nov. 17, 1942. 67
Dah’s gwine ter be er lan’ slide; w Teresa Strick-
land, m Lily Strickland [i. e. L. S. Anderson];
in E flat. © Lilian S. Anderson, Great Neck,
L. LL, N. Y. R 112819, Nov. 19, 1942. 68
Daily technical studies; by Oscar Beringer; pf.
New rev. & enl. ed. 1915. © Esme Beringer,
London. R 112901, Nov. 20, 1942. 69
Dance of the moonbeams; schottische, Mackie-
Beyer; military band. © J. W. Pepper & son,
inc., Philadelphia. R 112972, Nov. 27, 1942.
70
Day dreams; pf. © Haydn Wood, Northam, North
Devon, England. R 112624, Nov. 10, 1942. 71
Day of judgment; by A. Arkhangelsky, English text
adapted; 6-pt. mixed voices. © N. Lindsay
Norden, Philadelphia. R 113210, Dec. 2, 1942.
72
Dearer than all; song. © Alfred Henry Ackley,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. R 113095, Nov. 30, 1942.
73
Debutante; one step, Milton Ager & P. Wendling;
pi. © Pete Wendling, New York. R 113182, Dec.
1, 1942. 74
Delectation, valse hesitation; pf. © Walter Rolfe,
Brighton, Mass. R 112994, Nov. 27, 1942. 75
Delivrance; French w Gustave Rivet, English tr.
Milton Goldsmith, m Ruggiero Leoncavallo. ©
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. R
112742, Nov. 13, 1942. 76
Demoiselle chic; intermezzo, Percy Eastman
Fletcher; brass & reed band. © Hilda Martin,
Paignton, Devon, England, R 112627, Nov. 10,
1942. 11
Denn wir fahren gegen Engeland; lied, w Hermann
Lons. © Egon Alberti, New York. R 112646,
Nov. 11, 1942. 78
Dixie Doodle Dandy; march; band. © George Rosen-
krans, Penfield, Pa. R 112593, Nov. 10, 1942.
79
Don’t bite the hand that’s feeding you; w T. Hoier,
rm Jimmy Morgan. © Betty Keller Morgan, Van
Nuys, Calif. & Thomas Hoier, New York. R
113028, Nov. 27, 1942. 80
Don’t forget tonight’s the night; song, m Dick Rich-
ards. © Dick Howard, South Danville, N. H.
R 113045, Nov. 27, 1942. 81
912843 9 - 43 - 8
Doughie the baker; song, w Neil MacFadyen & H.
Lauder. © Harry Lauder, Strathaven, Scotland.
R 112637, Nov. 11, 1942. 82
Dove of peace; waltzes, Carl Loveland [pseud. of
Harry J. Lincoln]; pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln,
Philadelphia. R 113189, Dec. 1, 1942. 83
Draussen in Schonbrunn; lied, w Fritz Grunbaum.
© Ralph tees New York. R 112985, Oct. 24,
1942. 84
Draw nigh Immanuel; w Elsie Duncan Yale,m Adam
Geibel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
113158, Nov. 25, 1942. 85
Dream of spring; op. 57, no. 4, Ww tr. from the
Chinese, by L. Cranmer-Byng: men’s voices. ©
James Lyon, Wallasey, Birkenhead, England. R
112621, Nov. 10, 1942. 86
Dream song; w Leo Wood, m ed. & arr. Domenico
Savino; med. voice. © Leo Edwards, New York.
R 112791, Sept. 21, 1942. 87
—— ——m Leo Edwards, ed. & arr. Domenico
Savino; med. voice. © Gertrude Wood Bernstein,
St. Louis. R 112796, Sept. 19, 1942. 88
Dreams; w Cecil Frances Alexander, m Maude
Valerie White; in E min. © Emily Constance
White, London. R 112943, Nov. 19, 1942. 89
Drumology; march, one step or trot, Harry L. Al-
ford; orch. © Ruth M. Alford, Chicago. R 113196,
Dec. 1, 1942. 90
Duos for violin and small Irish harp; violin & small
Irish harp, concert harp or pf. © Gertrude Ina
Robinson, Roslyn, L. L, N. Y. R 112020, Nov. 23,
1942. 91
Easter awakening; Easter service, w Edith Sanford
Tillotson, m Fred B. Holton [pseud. of Ira B.
Wilson] © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113055,
Nov. 25, 1942. 92
Easter evangel; part 1, Christ’s sufferings and
death, by &. S. Lorenz; organ introduction. ©
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113128, Nov. 25,
1942. 93
Eastern romance; by Herbert E. Haines; orch. ©
Alfred Haines, Manchester, England. R 112925,
Nov. 18, 1942. 94
Elisabeth; lied, op. 46, no. 2, w Hermann Hess. ©
Paul Graener, Berlin. R 112654, Nov. 11, 1942.
95
Enchanted glade; song, w Georgeanne Hubi-New-
combe. © Lois Barker, Whitstable, Kent, Eng-
land. R 112563, Nov. 9, 1942. 96
Eve of Crécy; song, from Four songs of chivalry,
w William Morris. © Julius Harrison, Malvern,
Worcester, England. R 112608, Nov. 9, 1942.
97
Evening song; by Esther Gronow; pf. © Florence
Hopkins, New York. R 113033, Nov. 24, 1942.
98
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Everybody hum with me; from Ruggles of Redgap,
w Harold Atteridge, m Sigmund Romberg. ©
Mary T. Atteridge, Lynbrook, L. I1., N. Y. R
113280, Dec. 3, 1942. 99
Examination papers; 10 papers on harmony,
counterpoint, fugue, orchestration, composition
& general knowledge, Thomas Keighley. © Edith
Keighley, Cheadle, Cheshire, England. R 112922,
Nov. 18, 1942, 100
——100 harmony exercises, Thomas Keighley;
strings. © Edith Keighley, Cheadle, Cheshire,
England. R 112921, Nov. 18, 1942. 101
w Fred E. Weatherly, m Alfred
Herbert Brewer; orch., in C. © Ethel Mary
Brewer, Ewell, Surrey, England. R 112615,
Nov. 9, 1942. 102
Fairy pipers;
Falling stars; guit. © Albert J. Weidt, Belford,
N. J. R 113003, Nov. 27, 1942, 103
Ferry ahoy; w Ada Leonora Harris, m Alfred
Herbert Brewer. © Ethel Mary Brewer, Ewell,
Surrey, England. R 112889, Nov. 17, 1942. 104
Festival songs no. 10 for Children’s day. © Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. R 113268, Nov. 25,
1942. 105
Firing line; march & two step, Walter J. Pond; pf.
© Louis G. Sokol, Stonington, Conn. R 112993,
Nov. 25, 1942. 106
Flower suite; op. 10; pf. © Alec Rowley, Kew
Gardens, Surrey, England. R 112916, Nov. 18,
1942, 107
For valour; military valse, Charles W. Ancliffe,
arr. Frank Winterbottom; Military band. ©
Gladys Winterbottom, Frinton - on - sea, Essex,
England. R 112776, Nov. 13, 1942. 108
Forgotten romance; pf. © Lewis M. Isaacs, New
York. R 113172, Nov. 30, 1942. 109
Four and nine; w & m Worton David, B. Lee & The
Two Bobs. © Lilian Shirley David, Kenton,
Middlesex, England & Bert Lee, London. R 112952,
Nov. 23, 1942. 110
Four-foot ten brigade; from The passing show of
1915, w Arthur Wimperis & Hartley Carrick, m
Herman Finck. © Mabel Mary Finck, London.
R 112907, Nov. 18, 1942. 111
Four songs; w Fred G. Bowles, m Jessie L. Deppen
[i.e. J. L. D. McLeod] © Jessie L. Deppen Mc-
Leod, New York. R 112825, Nov. 19, 1942. 112
Four tone pastels; op. 17; pf. © Arthur Bergh,
Beverly Hills, Calif. R 112649, Nov. 27, 1942.
113
Fox (Sam) popular mandolin and guitar collection
no. 4; lst mand. © Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
R 113200, Nov. 19, 1942. 114
Foxy Grandpa; fox trot, P. Wendling & Milton Ager;
pf. © Pete Wendling, New York. R 113230, Dec.
1, 1942. 115
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Freely give your love; w Maud Frazer, m Robert
Harkness. © Hope pub. CO., Chicago. R 112762,
Nov. 13, 1942. 116
Frog frolics; schottische, Richard Everett Hildreth;
pf. © Harry F. Hildreth, West Somerville, Mass.
R 113000, Nov. 27, 1942. . ey
From Oberon in Fairyland; w Ben Jonson, m Ernest
Newton; sop. & contralto. © Dorothy Cornelius,
Bromley, Kent, England. R 112881, Nov. 17, 1942.
118
From the countryside suite; orch. © Eric Coates,
London. R 112674, Nov. 10, 1942. 119
Frontenac; march, Joseph S. Willard, arr. Mackie-
Beyer. 1, Full orch. - 2. Military band. ©J. W.
Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R 112969,
112971, Nov. 27, 1942. 120, 121
Garden of paradise; Hawaiian love song. © Sallie
Hume Douglas, Honolulu. R 112894, Nov. 21, 1942.
122
Gay cavalier; song. © Billy Merson, London, R
112953, Nov. 23, 1942. 123
Gemelli (I); waltz, G. Castorina, arr. Peter Tesio;
1st & 2d mand. & guit. © Lucia Tesio, Hicks-
ville, L. I., N. ¥Y. R 112944, Nov. 24,1942. 124
Gems from the overtures; medley, arr. Mackie-
Beyer; full orch. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. R 112968, Nov. 27, 1942. 125
'Ger-ma-nee; one-step; pf. © Albert J. Weidt, Bel-
ford, N. J. R 113001, Nov. 27, 1942. 126
Ghosts; song, op. 40, no. 2, w Henry de Vere. ©
William Lester, Chicago. R 113107, Nov. 27, 1942.
127
Gilliflower of gold; song, from Four songs of chiv-
alry, w William Harrison. © Julius Harrison,
Malvern, Worcester, England. R 112607, Nov. 9,
1942. 128
Glad to see youre back; from Bric-a-brac, w
Adrian Ross [pseud. of Arthur R. Ropes] & Lionel
Monckton, m L. Monckton. © C. F. Monckton,
Eastbourne, England & H. Paul Monckton, Forest,
Guernsey, Channel Islands, England. R 112828,
Nov. 5, 1942. 129
Globe girdler march; band. © George Rosenkrans,
Penfield, Pa. R 112599, Nov. 10, 1942. 130
Glory to Thee, my God, this night; w Thomas Ken,
m Gounod, arr.E. G. Snelling. © Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. R 113153, Nov. 25, 1942. 131
God is our refuge; Biblical w, m Lewis Carey [pseud.
of Lucie Johnstone]; in D. © Mary Elizabeth
Dormer, Wexford, Eire. R 112668, Nov. 9, 1942.
132
——' —— -———New ed. © Mary Elizabeth Dermer,
Wexford, Eire. R 112665, Nov. 9, 1942. 133
God’s way is the best way; w W. C. Poole, m Ed-
mund S. Lorenz; med. © Lorenz pub. co. , Dayton,
O. R 113129, Nov. 25, 1942. 4 134
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Gold from Ophir; song, from From distant lands,
w Edward Lockton. © Ivor Novello, London. R
112614, Nov. 9, 1942. 135
Golden dawn; Pi. © George L. Cobb, Brookline,
Mass. R 113099, Nov. 27, 1942. 136
Golden day; w Mathilda Long, m Donizetti, arr.
R. M. Neal. © Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
R 113155, Nov. 25, 1942. 137
Good American melodies; arr. G. Schumann;
military band. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. R 112970, Nov. 27, 1942. 138
Good Shepherd; cantata, w Edith Sanford Tillotson,
m Ira B. Wilson. © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
R 113053, Nov. 25, 1942. 139
——-w & mG. T. Haywood. © Ida H. Hancock, De-
troit. R 112966, Nov. 25, 1942. 140
Grace and beauty; waltzes, Carl Loveland [pseud.
of Harry J. Lincoln]; pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln,
Philadelphia. R 113180, Dec. 1, 1942. 141
Graduation grand march; by Frederick A. Williams,
op. 91. 1. Pf. - 2. 2 pfs. © Mrs. Frederick A.
Williams, Cleveland. R 113102, 113103, Dec. 2,
1942. 142, 143
Gressenhall; suite, F. Cunningham Woods; pf. &
strings. © C. Mary Woods, Stratford-on-Avon,
England. R 112928, Nov. 18, 1942. 144
Gwendolen; song, from Four songs of chivalry, w
William Morris. © Julius Harrison, Malvern,
Worcester, England. R 112606, Nov. 9, 1942.
145
Have faith in God; song. © Will H. Ruebush, Day-
ton, Va. R 112767, Nov. 14, 1942. 146
He also sends the rain; w Herbert Buffum, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 113165, Nov. 25, 1942. 147
He maketh wars to cease; anthem, Biblical w, m
W. H. Bontemps [pseud. of A. Downing] © Arthur
Downing, Toronto. R 112629, Nov. 9, 1942.
148
Heart sorrow; w Fred G. Bowles, m Wilson G.
Smith. 1. High. - 2. Low. © Edna Smith Lam-
bert, Lakewood, O. R 113116, Nov. 27, 1942.
149
Hearts of promise; waltzes, Carl Loveland [pseud.
of Harry J. Lincoln]; pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln,
Philadelphia. R 113181, Dec. 1, 1942. 150
Hee-haw; fox trot, Milton Ager & P. Wendling. ©
Pete Wendling, New York., R 113177, Dec.-1,
1942. 151
Hello Dorothy May; there she goes; from My home
town girl, w Frank Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch.
© Laurence J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John
J. Stammers, Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stam-
mers, Margaret C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stam-.
mers & Joseph C. Stammers, New York. R 112680,
Nov. 10, 1942. 152
Here comes Tootsie; from Around the map, w C.
M. S. McLellan, m Herman Finck. © Mabel Mary
Finck, London. R 112932, Nov. 18, 1942. 153
Here’s to good old water drink it down; w Harry
Breen, m James Conlin. © John T. Breen, Flush-
ing, N. Y. R 112831, Nov. 23, 1942. 154
Heroes all; march; reed & brass band. © Harry
Bidgood, London. R 112877, Nov. 17, 1942. 155
Highlanders patrol; Scotch melodies, arr. L. P.
Laurendeau; military band. © Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. R 113029, Nov. 23, 1942. 156
Hildebrandlied (Das); w Josef Victor von Scheffel,
m Adolf Jensen, bearb.; mannerchor. © Karl
Kampf, Munich. R 112693, Nov. 11, 1942. 157
Home is never home when mother’s gone; w Jesse
Noble, m John D. Creswell. © Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. R 113130, Nov. 25, 1942. 158
Honolulu Lou; song. © Harold Robe, Hempstead,
N. Y. RK 112650, Nov. 11, 1942. 159
Hosanna in the highest; anthem, m Fred B. Holton
[pseud. of Ira B. Wilson] © Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. R 113121, Nov. 25, 1942. 160
Hour of prayer; w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m J.
Offenbach, arr. John Shepherd. © Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. R 113154, Nov. 25, 1942. 161
Hour of rest; w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m J. Offen-
bach, arr. John Shepherd. © Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. R 113156, Nov. 25, 1942. 162
Huetamo; two-step intermezzo; reed & brass band.
© Charles William Ancliffe, Twickenham, Middle-
sex, England. R 112616, Nov. 9, 1942. 163
I come from Holland; from Tina, w Percy Green-
bank & Paul A. Rubens, m P. A. Rubens. © P.
Greenbank, Rickmansworth, England & Herbert
Rubens, London. R 113233, Dec. 2, 1942. 164
I do not long for fame; w Bliss Carman, m Robert
Coningsby Clarke. © Jacqueline Coningsby Clarke,
New York. R 113205, Dec. 2, 1942. 165
I know that my Redeemer liveth; anthem, mE. S..
Lorenz. © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O: R 113122,
Nov. 25, 1942. 166
I long to hear my mother’s songs once more; w
Jesse Noble, m Ira B. Wilson. © Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. R 113131, Nov. 25, 1942. 167
I want to live and die in Dixie Land; w Cecil Mack
[pseud. of R. C. McPherson], m Will Marion Cook.
© R. C. McPherson, New York. R 112793, Nov.
16, 1942. 168
I want you just you; song, m Herman Paley. ©
Lou Klein, Hollywood, Calif. R 113222, Dec. 1,
1942. 169
—— ——w Lou Klein. © Herman Paley, New York.
R 113008, Nov. 24, 1942. 170
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If He came today; song, w Ada R. Habershon. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113166,
Nov. 25, 1942. 171
If there were dreams to sell; w Thomas Lovell
Beddoes, m Bainbridge [i. e. Ly B.] Crist; med.,
in D flat. © Lucien Bainbridge Crist, Washington.
R 113113, Nov. 28, 1942. 172
If you will; w W. C. Poole, m Charles H. Gabriel.
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 112752,
Nov. 14, 1942. 173
I’m going to get a girl named Ivy ’cause ivy always
clings; w Alfred Bryan, m Jack Wells. © Wil-
helmena Wells, New York. R 106032, Mar. 6,
1942. 174
I’m proud I’m Irish; from Little half breed, w
Harry Breen, m Joseph E, Howard. © John T.
Breen, Flushing, N. Y. R 112891, Nov. 23, 1942.
175
I’m the sun and you’re the snow; w Harold Simpson,
m Adolf Lotter. © Jane Alice Lotter, London.
R 112888, Nov. 17, 1942. 176
In camp; march, Mackie-Beyer; military band. ©
J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R 112982,
Nov. 27, 1942: 177
In excelsis; Christmas cantata, w Elsie Duncan Yale,
m J. Lincoln Hall; soli, cho. & organ. © Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 112689, Nov. 12,
1942, 178
In the Glory Land; w & m Grant Colfax Tullar. ©
Tullar-Meredith co., New York. R 113136, Nov.
25, 1942. 179
Inthe pine grove; pf. © Lewis M. Isaacs, New York.
R 113171, Nov. 30, 1942. 180
In the valley of the Nile; w Dave Radford | pseud. of
D. R. Blyth], m Richard A. Whiting. © Eleanor
Whiting, Los Angeles & David R. Blyth, New
York. R 112641, Nov. 11,1942. . 181
Irish minstrels; medley, arr. William Rhys-Herbert;
mixed cho. © Jane Elizabeth Herbert, Hazleton,
Pa. R 113212, Dec. 2, 1942. 182
Is there still room for me ’neath the old apple tree;
w Edgar Leslie & Lew Brown, m Maurice Abra-
hams. © Belle Baker Abrahams, New York. R
112571, Nov. 7, 1942. 183
Ivory palaces; song. © Henry Barraclough, Phila-
delphia. R 112769, Nov. 14, 1942. ee
Jelly roll; fox trot, P. Wendling & Henry Santly; pf.
© Pete Wendling, New York. R 113185, Dec. 1,
1942, 185
Jesus cares; song, w Oswald J, Smith. © GeorgeC.
Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 113106, Nov. 27, 1942.
186
Jesus passed through Jericho; w E. E. Hewitt, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 112756, Nov. 14, 1942.
Jewels bright; w Georgie Tillman Snead, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113167, Nov. 25, 1942. 188
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Juarez; Spanish march, V. S. Schettino, arr.; reed
& brass band. © Thomas Conway Brown, Christ-
church, Hants. England. R 112878, Nov. 17,1942.
189
Just a little love from you; song, w Louis Weslyn.
© Muriel Pollock, New York. R 112827, Nov. 20,
1942. 190
Just as great as my hate is for war, just as great
is my love for you; song. © Dick Howard, South
Danville, N. H. R 113044, Nov. 27, 1942. 191
Kangaroo hop; fox trot; pf. © Melville Morris,
New York. R 113042, Nov. 25, 1942. 192
Karna of the sea; song, from From distant lands,
w Edward Lockton. © Ivor Novello, London. R
112613, Nov. 9, 1942. 193
Keep on singing; song. © Agnes C. Ellingwood,
Chichester, N. H. R 112784, Nov. 12, 1942. 194
Keep your armor bright; w Charles Wesley, m
Robert Harkness. © Hope pub. co., Chicago. R
112763, Nov. 13, 1942. 195
Keltic lament; by John H. Foulds, op. 29, no. 2;
violoncello, with pf. acc. © Maud Foulds, Lahore,
Punjab, India. R 112914, Nov. 18, 1942. 196
Keltic suite; by John H. Foulds, op. 29, no. 103, arr.
Frank Winterbottom; military band. © Gladys
Winterbottom, Frinton-on-sea, Essex, England. R
112778, Nov. 13, 1942. 197
Ken-tuc-kee; fox trot; pf. © Albert J. Weidt, Bel-
ford, N. J. R 112995, Nov. 27, 1942. 198
Kentucky Sal, w Will Mar, m Grace LeBoy [i. e.
G. L. Kahn| © Grace LeBoy Kahn, Beverly Hills,
Calif. R 113043, Nov. 25, 1942. 199
Kiddie Land; one-step; orch. © Albert J. Weidt,
Belford, N. J. R 113002, Nov. 27, 1942. 200
Kiltie’s kourtship; intermezzo or one step, Gordon
Mackenzie, arr.; orch. © H. Elliott Smith, Sun-
derland, Durham, England, R 112942, Nov. 19,
1942. 201
Lady of the lake; waltz; pf. © George L. Cobb,
Brookline, Mass. R 113004, Nov. 27, 1942. 202
Land of exile; op. 57, no. 1, w tr. L. Cranmer-
Byng from the Chinese of Ch’u Yuan; men’s voices.
© James Lyon, Birmingham, England. R 112913,
Nov. 18, 1942. 203
Lantern suite; pf. © Alec Rowley, Kew Gardens,
Surrey, England. R 112617, Nov. 10,-:1942. . 204
Last call; w Fred E. Weatherly, m Wilfrid Sander-
son; inC. © Mary Elizabeth Sanderson, Merrow,
Guildford, Surrey, England. R 112883, Nov. 17,
1942. 205
Last farewell; waltz; orch. © John S. Zamecnik,
Los Angeles. R 113115, Nov. 27, 1942. 206
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Leetle Mr. Baggy Breeches; w R. P. Weston, m
H. Darewski. © Maud Weston & Hermann Darew-
ski, London. R 112949, Nov. 23, 1942. 207
Legend of a rose; by Jules Reynard [pseud. of J. S.
Zamecnik]; pf. © John S. Zamecnik, Los Angeles.
R 113119, Nov. 17, 1942. 208
Let your life be sunshine; w W. A. Schell, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind, R 113252, Dec. 5, 1942. 209
Levee along Broadway; song, from Hands up, m
Sigmund Romberg. © E. Ray Goetz, New York.
R 113051, Nov. 19, 1942. 210
—— -——w E. Ray Goetz. © Sigmund Romberg,
New York. R 113100, Nov. 20, 1942. 211
Lied fahrender schuler; wJoSef Victor von Scheffel,
m Adolf Jensen, bearb.; mannerchor. © Karl
Kampf, Munich. R 112694, Nov. 11, 1942. 212
Life; w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m I. H. Meredith.
© Tullar-Meredith co., New York. R 113062,
Nov. 25, 1942. 213
Life’s morning; Easter service, Ira B. Wilson. ©
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113054, Nov. 25,
1942. 214
Lift up your heads; anthem, m Carrie B. Adams.
© Marybelle Adams Scott & Alice May Adams,
Forest Grove, Or. R 113123, Nov. 25, 1942.
215
Little rain; op. 57, no. 2, w tr. from the Chinese,
by L. Cranmer-Byng; men’s voices. © James
Lyon, Wallasey, Birkenhead, England. R 112622,
Nov. 10, 1942. 216
Look in the Bible; w Susan R. Peck, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 112747, Nov. 14, 1942. 217
Lord of the nations; Children’s day service, w
Jemes Rowe, m Ira B. Wilson. © Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. R 113060, Nov. 25, 1942. 218
Lover in Damascus; by Amy Woodforde-Finden;
pf. © Dudley Northall Laurie, London. R 112667,
Nov. 9, 1942. 219
Lovers litany; wArthur Wimperis, m Herman Finck.
© Mabel Mary Finck, London. R 112918, Nov. 18,
1942. — 220
Love’s citadel; w Edith Rutter Leatham, m Amy
Woodforde-Finden; in D. © Dudley Northail-
Laurie, London. R 112564, Nov. 9, 1942. 221
Love’s melody; song, w Edward Teschemacher
[pseud. of Edward Lockton] © Herbert Oliver,
London. R 112609, Nov. 9, 1942. 222
Loyal dominion; march, op. 64; military band. ©
Clarence Lucas, London. R 113203, Dec. 1, 1942.
223
Luna; tango espagnolo, by M. Pellacani, arr. Peter
Tesio; 1st & 2d mand. & guit. © Lucia Tesio,
Hicksville, L. I.,N. ¥Y. R 112946, Nov. 24, 1942.
224
Maid of my heart; song, m Edna Williams. © L.
Wolfe Gilbert, Hollywood, Calif. R 112600, Nov.
9, 1942. 225
——w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m Edna Williams. © Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New York. R 112743,
Nov. 13, 1942. 226
Make Christ king; song. © Alfred H. Ackley, Man-
hattan Beach, Calif. R 112745, Nov. 14, 1942.
227
Make somebody happy today; w Calia Altstaetler,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 112750, Nov. 14, 1942. 228
Make your life a blessing; song. © Will H. Ruebush,
Dayton, Va. R 113104, Nov. 27, 1942. 229
March of marches; by Henri J. Praag, arr. H. M.
Higgs; pf. © Chappell & co., ltd., London. R
113234, Dec. 4, 1942. 230
March of the woodland sprites; pf. © Lewis M.
Isaacs, New York. R 113173, Nov. 30, 1942. 231
Marching orders; Children’s day exercise, w Lizzie
De Armond, m E. S. Lorenz. © Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, O. R 113061, Nov. 25, 1942. 232
Marienlob; lied, op. 53, no. 3; pf. 0. orgelbegl. ©
Ludwig Hess, Berlin. R 112655, Nov. 11, 1942.
233
Marine band; march & two-step, arr. Emil Ascher;
full orch. © John L. Greenawald, Pittsburgh. R
112645, Nov. 11, 1942. 234
May and love; song, op. 16, no. 2, w Spofford A.
Brooke; in A flat. © William Lester, Chicago.
R 113037, Nov. 24, 1942. 235
Meadow lark; song; in F. © Abbie Gerrish-Jones,
Glendale, Calif. R 113204, Dec. 1,1942. - 236
Mélodie d’amour; by H. Engelmann, op. 600, arr.
Charles Woodhouse; orch. © Hazel Lucy Alice
Minchin, Colwyn Bay, North Wales. R 113011,
Nov. 19, 1942. 237
Merry-go-roundgalop; band. © George Rosenkrans,
Penfield, Pa. R 112596, Nov. 10, 1942. 238
Mine; w P. J. O'Reilly, m Alfred Herbert Brewer.
“© Ethel Mary Brewer, Ewell, Surrey, England.
R 112567, Nov. 9, 1942. 239
Mist on the mere; w & m Webster Millar; low key.
© Evelyn B. Millar, London. R 113111, Nov. 27,
1942. 240
Mr. Producer; w Arthur Wimperis & Hartley Car-
rick, m Herman Finck. © Mabel Mary Finck,
London. R 112886, Nov. 17, 1942. 241
Mona Lisa; valse; pf. © George L. Cobb, Brook-
line, Mass. R 112998, Nov. 27, 1942. 242
——w Beatrice Vay [pseud. of Beatrice Dovsky],
m Max von Schillings, op. 31, arr. Heinz Ludwig.
© Barbara von Schillings, Berlin. R 112984, Nov.
24, 1942. 243
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Morning prayer; song. © Alfred Henry Ackley,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. R 113092, Nov. 30, 1942.
244
Mother England; w T. R. E. McInnes, m M. V.
Batten. © T. R. E. McInnes & Mabel Veronica
Batten, London. R 112733, Nov. 16, 1942. 245
My bonnie bonnie Jean; song. © Harry Lauder,
Strathaven, Scotland. R 112638, Nov. 11, 1942.
246
My home town; from My home town girl, w Frank
Stammers, mm Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence J.
Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John J. Stammers,
Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stammers, Margaret
C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers & Joseph
C. Stammers, New York. R 112684, Nov. 11,
1942, 247
My little dolly calls me mama; w & m Arthur A.
Penn. © Eleanor Penn, New London, Conn. R
112822, Nov. 19, 1942. 248
My own dear friend; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 112754, Nov. 14, 1942, 249
My spirits; song, op. 62, no. 1, w Marjorie Dudley
Lyon. © James Lyon, Birmingham, England. R
112930, Nov. 18, 1942. - 250
My spooky girl; from My home town girl, w G.
Arthurs & Frank Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch.
© Laurence J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., George
Arthurs, Harrow, Middlesex, England, John J.
Stammers, Lena T.Stammers, Alice M. Stammers,
Margaret C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers &
Joseph C, Stammers, New York. R 112797, Nov.
17, 1942. 251
Nanny; song. © Harry Lauder, Strathaven, Scot-
land. R 112935, Nov. 19, 1942. 252
Nat’an, Nat’an, Nat’an, tell me for what are you
waitin’ Nat’an, song. © James Kendis, Jamaica,
N. ¥. R 112792, Nov. 16, 1942. 253
National anthem of Serbia; 4-pt. cho., w adapted &
marr. © Arthur Fagge, London. R 112664, Nov.
9, 1942, 254
Nature’s voices; Children’s day service, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson, m Fred B. Holton [pseud. of
Ira B. Wilson] © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
R 113059, Nov. 25, 1942. 255
Naughty naughty one Gerrard; w Arthur Wimperis,
m Herman Finck. © Mabel Mary Finck, London.
R 112919, Nov. 18, 1942. 256
Ned Wayburn’s town topics; musical play, bk. &
lyrics Harry B. Smith, Thomas J. Gray & Robert
B. Smith. © Harold Orlob, New York. R 112601,
Nov. 10, 1942. 257
Neutral march; two step, Harry J. Lincoln; pf. ©
Lottie M. Lincoln, Philadelphia, R 113188, Dec.
1, 1942. 258
New England; 2d symphony in B flat min., op. 33;
orch. © Edgar Stillman-Kelley, New York. R
112899, Nov. 21, 1942. 259
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Next dance; by P. Wendling & Milton Ager; pf. ©
Pete Wendling, New York. R113186, Dec. 1, 1942.
260
Night time; song, op. 62, no. 2, w Marjorie Dudley
Lyon. © James Lyon, Birmingham, England. R
112929, Nov. 18, 1942. 261
Not what I long to do; w Ida L. Reed, m S. B. Jack-
son [pseud. of Charles H. Gabriel] © Rodeheaver
co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 112749, Nov. 14, 1942.
262
Nuthin’; song; in E flat. © Libbie Davidson Car-
penter, New York. R 112631, Nov. 9, 1942. 263
Nymph and swain; madrigal; mixed voices. © Will
C. MacFarlane, Kearsarge, N. H. R 113097, Nov.
23, 1942. 264
O Herre Gott; lied, op. 53, no. 2, w altdeutsch; pf.-
o. orgelbegl. © Ludwig Hess, Berlin. R 112656,
Nov. 11, 1942, 265
O Holy Word; song, w M. E. Servoss. © George C.
Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 112768, Nov. 14, 1942.
266
O lovely night; from Les contes d’Hoffmann, Eng-
-lish version Elsie Duncan Yale,m Offenbach, arr.
J. Lincoln Hall. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 113223, Nov. 25, 1942. 267
O seele mein; lied, op. 53, no. 1, w altdeutsch; pf.-
o. orgelbegl. © Ludwig Hess, Berlin. R 112657,
Nov. 11, 1942. 268
Off to the barracks march; band. © George Rosen-
krans, Penfield, Pa. R 112594, Nov. 10, 1942.
269
Old fashioned garden in Virginia; w M. Sunshine, m
H. I. Marshall. © Marion.Sunshine, New York &
Henry I. Marshall, Riveredge,N.J. R 113220, Dec.
2, 1942, 270
Old Glory selection; on national American airs, by
Julius S. Seredy, arr. J. S. Seredy & Tocaben;
full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R
112718, Nov. 12, 1942. 271
Old grey mare, one-step, two-step or march, arr.;
pf. © Frank Panella, Crafton, Pa. R 112820,
Nov. 20, 1942. 272
Old guards patrol; by Guy Griffith, arr. V. Ragone;
band. © Boosey &co., London. R 112623, Nov.
9, 1942. 273
Old Reliable march; two step, Abe Losch [pseud. of
Harry J. Lincoln]; pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln, Phila-
delphia. R 113191, Dec. 1, 1942. 274
On the bark of an old cherry tree; song. © Dick
Howard, South Danville, N. H. R 113046, Nov. 27,
1942. 275
On the trail to Sante Fe; w Gus Kahn, m E, Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne, Chicago & Grace
LeBoy Kahn, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 113218, Dec.
2, 1942. fe 276
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Opera bouffe; overture, Herman Finck, arr. Frank
Winterbottom; military band. © Gladys Winter-
bottom, Frinton-on-sea, Essex, England. R
112879, Nov. 17, 1942. 277
Optimist and the pessimist; w Adrian Ross [pseud.
of Arthur R. Ropes], m Herman Finck. © Mabel
Mary Finck, London. R 112920, Nov. 18, 1942.
278
Orphée aux enfers; by J. Offenbach, arr. W. H.
Myddleton; full orch. © George Ernest Myddle-
ton, Maidenhead, Surrey, England. R 113013, Nov.
19, 1942. 279
Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag; w G.
Asaf, m Felix Powell. © Mabel Powell & George
Asaf, London. R 112954, Nov. 23, 1942. 280
Parade of the puppets; marche comique; pf. ©
Walter Rolfe, Brighton, Mass. R 112997, Nov.
27, 1942. 281
——- ——Walter Rolfe, arr. Herman Friedrich
[pseud. of Richard Everett Hildreth] © Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. Kk 113098, Nov. 27, 1942.
282
Parting; serenade; brass & reed band. © H.
Elliott Smith, Durham, England. R 112669, Nov.
9, 1942. 283
Passing show; selection, Herman Finck; reed &
brass band. © Mabel Mary Finck, London. R
112670, Nov. 9, 1942. 284
Passing show of 1915; selection, Herman Finck;
pi. © Mabel Mary Finck, London. R 112672,-
Nov. 10, 1942. 285
Peace thru the blood of the cross; w & m G. T.
Haywood. © Ida H. Hancock, Detroit. R 112965,
Nov. 25, 1942. 286
~ Pensée capricieuse; op. 9; violin & pf. acc. ©
Albert Sammons, London. R 112620, Nov. 10,
1942. 287°
_ Pensée fugitive; violin & pf. © Julius Harrison,
Malvern, Worcester, England. R 112625, Nov.
10, 1942. 288
Perfume of love; from My home town girl, w Frank
Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence J.
Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John J. Stammers,
Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stammers, Margaret
C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers & joseph C.
Stammers, New York. R 112688, Nov. 11, 1942.
289
Pilgrim’s march [and] Saltarello; from Italian
Symphony, by Mendelssohn, arr. Dan Godfrey;
full military band. © Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
gon. K 112676, Nov. 10, 1942. 290
Pioneer march; two step, Harry J. Lincoln; pf. ©
Lottie M. Lincoln, Philadelphia. nk 113179, Dec.
1, 1942. 291
Pleading; by Haydn Wood, arr. Frank Winter-
bottom; military band. © Gladys Winterbottom,
Frinton-on-sea, Essex, England. R 112777, Nov.
13, 1942. 292
Pool of Solan; song, from From distand lands, w
Edward Lockton. © Ivor Novello, London. R
112612, Nov. 9, 1942. 293
Poor and needy; song, w Ada R. Habershon. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113168,
Nov. 25, 1942. 294
Port of God Knows Where; song, w Leo Woods, arr.
Fred Watson. © Harry DeCosta, New York. R
112903, Nov. 19, 1942. 295
Praise the name of the Lord; by P. Ivanoff, English
w adapted; mixed cho. © N. Lindsay Norden,
Philadelphia. R 113211, Dec. 2, 1942. 296
Praise waits in Zion; w James E. Smith, m E. S.
Lorenz. © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113124,
Nov. 25, 1942. 297
Pride of the navy; march, Gustave Schumann, arr.
Mackie-Beyer. 1. Military band. - 2. Full orch.
© J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R
112980, 112981, Nov. 27, 1942. 298, 299
Progressor; march, Mackie-Beyer; military band.
© J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R
112975, Nov. 27, 1942. 300
Prudence; from The passing show of 1915, w Arthur
Wimperis, m HermanFinck. © Mabel Mary Finck,
London. R 112910, Nov. 18, 1942. 301
Quest for the King; Christmas anthem, w Elsie
Duncan Yale, m Adam Geibel. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 113160, Nov. 25, 1942. 302
Quit you like men; w Ada R. Habershon, m Robert
Harkness. © Hope pub. co., Chicago. R 112764,
Nov. 13, 1942. 303
Rakoczy march; from Hungarian rhapsody no. 15,
by F. Liszt, rev., ed. & arr. D. Onivas [pseud. of
Domenico Savino]; pf. © Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. R 113270, Nov. 13, 1942. 304
Rehabilitation march; band. © George Rosenkrans,
Penfield, Pa. R 112598, Nov. 10, 1942. 305
Rejoice greatly; Christmas anthem, Biblical w,
m Adam Geibel; mixed voices. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 113159, Nov. 25, 1942. 306
Resignation; w A. A. Proctor, m Robert Harkness.
© Hope pub. co., Chicago. R 112765, Nov. 13, _
1942. 307
Rockaway hunt; fox trot, P. Wendling & Milton Ager.
© Pete Wendling, New York. x 113176, Dec. 1,
1942. 308
Rose dreams; w Fred E. Weatherly, m Alfred Her-
bert Brewer. © Ethel Mary Brewer, Ewell, Surrey,
England. R 112890, Nov. 17, 1942. 309
Rose garden waltzes; by Harry J. Lincoln; pf. ©
Lottie M. Lincoln, Philadelphia. R 113190, Dec.
1, 1942. 310
Round the throne of God eternal; w Edith Sanford
Tillotson, m G. Donizetti, arr. John Shepherd. ©
Tullar-Meredith co., New York. R 113150, Nov.
25, 1942. 311
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Round up; song. © Elizabeth Whittaker Haskell,
Dallas. R 112904, Nov. 23, 1942. 312
Rustic sketches; album, op. 37, nos. 1=5; pi. © J.
R. Morris, Indianapolis. R 113201, Dec. 1, 1942.
313
Same old song; from The passing show of 1915, w
Arthur Wimperis, m Herman Finck. © Mabel
Mary Finck, London. R 112909, Nov. 18, 1942.
314
Save, oh save; song, w AdaR. Habershon. © George
C. Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 113283, Dec. 2, 1942.
315
Savior, to Thee we come; w Mabel J. Roseman, m
E. N. Mehul, arr. John Shepherd; mixed voices.
© Tullar-Meredith co., New York. R 113148,
Nov. 25, 1942. 316
Saviour my heart is Thine; song, w W. A. © George
C. Stebbins, Brooklyn. R 113284, Dec. 2, 1942,
317
Scaramouche; violin & pf. © Julius Harrison,
Malvern, Worcester, England. R 112626, Nov.
10, 1942. 318
Seasons; suite; strings & pf. © John C. Amers,
London. R 112931, Nov. 18, 1942. 319
Serving others; w Isaac Roberts, m I. H. Meredith.
© Tullar-Meredith co., New York. R 113135,
Nov. 25, 1942. 320
Setting the pace; one-step trot; pf. © Chester W.
Smith, Belleville, N. J. R 112821, Nov. 19, 1942.
321
She is my Rosie; song, w J. D. Harper & H. Lauder.
© Harry Lauder, Strathaven, Scotlarid, R 112936,
Nov. 19, 1942. 322
Shell out; selection, from the production; pf. ©
Hermann Darewski, London. R 112955, Nov. 23,
1942. 323
Sing ine a song of love; from Ruggles of Redgap,
w Harold Atteridge, mSigmund Romberg. © Mary
T. Atteridge, Lynbrook, L. L, N. Y. R 113279,
Dec. 3, 1942. 324
Soldiers’ chorus; from Faust, by Gounod, arr. W.
H. Myddleton; full orch., pf. & harmonium. ©
George Ernest Myddleton, Maidenhead, Surrey,
England, R 113012, Nov. 19, 1942. 325
Soldier’s dream; by Shipley Douglas; military band.
© Ethel Douglas, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England.
R 112882, Nov. 17, 1942. 326
Some of these nights; from The girl of tomorrow,
w Harry Breen & Joseph Noel, m Joseph E. How-
ard & Herbert P, Stothart. © John T. Breen,
Flushing, N. Y. R 112893, Nov. 23, 1942. 327
——w Harry Breen, m Joseph E. Howard. © John
T. Breen, Flushing, N. Y. R 112892, Nov. 23, 1942.
328
Somebody stands in the way; w Susan R, Peck, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 112748, Nov. 14, 1942. 329
Somebody would shout out Shop; w & m R. P. Wes-
ton & B, Lee. © Maud Weston & Bert Lee, London.
R 112951, Nov. 23, 1942. 330
Son of the mountain; song, from From distant lands,
w Edward Lockton. © Ivor Novello, London, R
112611, Nov. 9, 1942. 331
Song (A); w Jeff Branen; mezzo sop. or bar. ©
Arthur Lange, Los Angeles. R 113031, Nov. 24,
1942. 332
Song about Jesus; w E. E. Hewitt, m B. D. Ackley.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 112786,
Nov. 12, 1942. 333
Song of exile; song, from From distant lands, w
Edward Lockton. © Ivor Novello, London. R
112610, Nov. 9, 1942. 334
Song of joy; song, op. 40, no. 3, w Thomas Heywood.
© William Lester, Chicago. R 113108, Nov. 27,
1942. 335
Songs from the mastersingers of Japan; w tr. C. A.
Walsh. © James Lyon, Birmingham, England.
R 112917, Nov. 18, 1942. 336
Sorrentina (La); overture, Salvadorez, arr. W. H.
Myddleton; full orch. © George Ernest Myddleton,
Maidenhead, Surrey, England. R 113014, Nov. 19,
1942. 337
Sounds from the tropics; waltzes or hesitation,
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln, Phila-
delphia. R 113183, Dec. 1, 1942. 338
Soupirs d’amour; waltz; pf. © Pete Wendling, New
York, R 113187, Dec. 1, 1942. 339
Source (La); ballet suite, Léo Delibes, arr. Charles —
John Woodhouse; full orch. & harmonium. ©
Hazel Lucy Alice Minchin, Colwyn Bay, North
Wales. R 113015, Nov. 19, 1942. 340~
Speedway march; by Cornelia Suscomb, arr. Mackie-
1862
Beyer; military band. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. R 112977, Nov. 27, 1942. 341
Spookville chimes; dance grotesque, fox trot, Theo-
dore Morse; pf. © Theodora Morse, White Plains,
N. Y. R 112830, Nov. 23, 1942. 342
Spread a little brightness; w E. E. Hewitt, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 112751, Nov. 14, 1942. 343
Spring flowers; by Esther Gronow; pi. © Florence
Hopkins, New York. R 113034, Nov. 24, 1942.
344
Star of His love shines on; w Francis McKinnon
Morton, m J. Lincoln Hall. 1. Mixed voices. - 2.
Med. voice. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113163, 113164, Nov. 25, 1942. 345, 346
Steeple chase; fox trot or pigeon walk, Milton Ager
& P. Wendling. © Pete Wendling, New York. R
113178, Dec. 1, 1942. 347
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Stepping stones; dance intermezzo, Ernest Reeves,
adapted & arr. Adolf Lotter; orch. © Jane Alice
Lotter, London, R 112772, Nov. 13, 1942. 348
Sternennacht; lied, op. 46, no. 4, w Ernst Kurdt.
© Paul Graener, Berlin. R 112658, Nov. 11,
1942. ky 349
Story of Christmas; Christmas cantata, w & m R.
M. Stults; soli, cho. & organ. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 112788, Nov. 14, 1942.
350
Studies in recitative for all voices; compiled & ed.
Liza Lehmann. v. 1, sop. - v. 2, mezzo &
contralto. © Herbert Bedford, London. R 112675,
113016, Nov. 12, 24, 1942. 351, 352
Suite from the country-side; orch. sc. © Eric
Coates, London. R 112666, Nov. 10, 1942. 353
Summer’s morn; intermezzo, Herbert E. Haines;
pf. © Alfred Haines, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Man-
chester, England. R 112885, Nov. 17, 1942. 354
Sunset; processional; pf. © Lewis M. Isaacs, New
York. R 113175, Nov. 30, 1942. 355
Sunshine and showers; by Esther Gronow; pf. ©
Florence Hopkins, New York. R 113035, Nov. 24,
1942. 356
Superior anthems for quartette and chorus choirs;
ed. J. W. Lerman. v. 2. © Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. R 113063, Nov. 25, 1942. 357
Susan; song. w Herbert J. Brandon. © William
Henry Squire, London. R 112562, Nov. 9, 1942.
358
Sweet memories; w T. B. Weaver, m Ira B. Wilson.
© Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113125, Nov.
25, 1942. 359
Sweetheart; song; in F. © Lily Strickland, New
York. R 112632, Nov. 9, 1942. t 360
Sweetheart never takes a mother’s place; w Jesse
Noble, m Elizabeth Wilson Wakeman. © Frank
E. Wakeman, Long Beach, Calif. R 113132, Nov.
25, 1942. 361
Sybil; operetta, bk. Max Brody & Fritz Martos,
English version & lyrics Harry Graham, m Vic-
tor Jacobi. Voc. sc. © Livia Leopold & Elisabeth
Pongracz, Budapest, Hungary & Virginia Thesiger,
London. R 112707, Nov. 10, 1942. 362
Take a little kiss; from My home town girl, w
Frank Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence
J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John J. Stammers,
Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stammers, Margaret
C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers & Joseph
C. Stammers, New York. R 112685, Nov. 11, 1942;
363
Take me a ride of joy little Spanish girl; from A-
round the map, w C. M. S. McLellan, m Herman
Finck. © Mabel Mary Finck, London. R 112933,
Nov. 18, 1942. 364
Tears; w tr. L. Cranmer-Byng from the Chinese
of Wang Seng-jin; men’s voices. © James Lyon,
Birmingham, England. R 112924, Nov. 18, 1942.
365
Ten papers of tests at the organ for F. R. C. O.
candidates; by Thomas Keighley. Examination
papers. © Edith Keighley, Cheadle, Cheshire,
England. R 112705, Nov. 10, 1942. 366
Ten papers on harmony, counterpoint, fugue and
general knowledge for A. R. C. O. candidates; by
Thomas Keighley. Examination papers. © Edith
Keighley, Cheadle, Cheshire, England. R 112706,
Nov. 10, 1942. 367
Tender appeal; pf. © Francis G. Byford, London.
R 112902, Nov. 20, 1942. 368
That’s what He did for me; song. © Alfred Henry
Ackley, Manhattan Beach, Calif. R 113094, Nov.
30, 1942. 369
There’s a song in the air; Christmas anthem, w
Josiah G. Holland; mixed cho. © Mary A. Simpson,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. R 113285, Dec. 4, 1942.
370
This Good Old Book is for all; song, w Lizzie De
Armond. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake,
Ind. R 112757, Nov. 14, 1942. 371
This is Christmastime; Christmas anthem, w anon.,
m Wilfred Robertson [pseud. of J. Lincoln Hall]
© Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R 113161,
Nov. 25, 1942. 372
This is the happy morning; w Grant Colfax Tullar,
-m Donizetti, arr. J. W. Lerman. © Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. R 113152, Nov. 25, 1942.
373
Though I have failed; w Annie Sherwood Hawks, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. 8 112746, Nov. 14, 1942. 374
Thousands of girlies, the reason of love; from My
home town girl, w Louis A. Hirsch, m Frank
Stammers. © Laurence J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck,
N. Y., John J. Stammers, Lena T. Stammers, Alice
M. Stammers, Margaret C. Stammers, Catherine
J. Stammers & Joseph. C. Stammers, New York. R
112681, Nov. 10, 1942. 375
Through the woods; by Esther Gronow; pf. ©
Florence Hopkins, New York. R 113036, Nov. 24,
1942, 376
Thy, years be roSes, Sweet; song, op. 20, no. 1, w
Frances Mary Marsden. © Montague F. Phillips,
Esher, Surrey, England. R 97222, May 27, 1941.
: 377
Till you belong to me; from My home town girl, w
Frank Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence
J. Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John J. Stammers,
Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stammers, Margaret
C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers & Joseph C.
Stammers, New York. R 112682, Nov. 10, 1942.
378
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Tim Rooney’s at the fightin’; by Norah Flynn, arr.
S. Deshon; orch. © Chappell & co., ltd., London.
R 112795, Nov. 17, 1942. 379
Timbuctoo; w&m Paul Rubens. © Herbert Rubens,
London. R 113206, Dec. 2, 1942. 380
To Mount Monadnock; pf. © Lewis M. Isaacs, New
York. R 113170, Nov. 30, 1942. | 381
To Thy great name, almighty Lord; w W. Cameron,
m J. S. Fearis; mixed cho. © Jessie F. Black-
man, Merle D. Fearis, Otto L. Fearis, Patricia
A. Mills & Albert V. Mills, Chicago. R 113126,
Nov. 25, 1942. 382
Tommy boy; march; reed & brass band. © Cuth-
bert Clarke, Mitcham, Surrey, England. R 112671,
Nov. 9, 1942. 383
Touch of a mother’s hand; w Jesse Noble, m Ed-
mund S, Lorenz. © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
R 113133, Nov. 25,1942, 384
Transatlantic march; by Floyd J.St. Clair; full orch.
© Stella St. Clair, Cleveland. R 112651, Nov. 12,
1942, 385
Transcription of an old Welsh Air, The faithful
bird; violin, with pf. acc. © Albert Sammons,
London. R 112673, Nov. 10, 1942. 386
Traveling on with Jesus; w William W. Rock, m
Robert Harkness. © Hope pub: co., Chicago. R
112766, Nov. 13, 1942. 387
Trysting place; w Charles H. Gabriel, m A. J.
Chapman. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113157, Nov. 25, 1942. 388
Two characteristic pieces; pf. © Julius Harrison,
. Malvern, Worcester, England. R 112923, Nov.
18, 1942. 389
Two little dances; by Herman Finck, arr. Frank
Winterbottom; military band. © Gladys Winter-
bottom, Frinton-on-sea, Essex, England. R
112775, Nov. 13, 1942. 390
Two pals; polka, Mackie-Beyer; military band. ©
J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R 112876,
Nov. 27, 1942. — 391
Um mitternacht; lied, op. 46, no. 1, w E. A. Herr-
mann. © Paul Graener, Berlin. R 112659, Nov.
11, 1942. 392
Under the double eagle; march, J. F. Wagner, rev.,
ed. & arr. D. Onivas [pseud. of Domenico Savino];
- pf. © Edward B. Marks music corp., New York.
R 113269, Nov. 13, 1942, 393
Under the palms; Egyptian intermezzo, by Elric
Olsen [pseud. of C. Clarke]; reed & brass band. ©
Cuthbert Clarke, Mitcham, Surrey, England. R
112927, Nov. 18, 1942. 394
Under the Starry Banner march; by Frank W. West,
arr. M. L. Lake; full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. R 112713, Nov. 12, 1942. 395
Usurper overthrown, temperance cantata, w Laurene
Highfield, m Fred B. Holton [pseud. of Ira B.
Wilson] © Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113137,
Nov. 25, 1942, 396
Valerie overture; band. © George Rosenkrans,
Penfield, Pa. R 112597, Nov. 10, 1942. 397
Valse Annette; by Lionel Baxter [pseud. of J. S.
Zamecnik]; pf. © John S. Zamecnik, Los Angeles.
R 113117, Nov. 27, 1942. 398
Vesper chimes; by Harry J. Lincoln, pf. © Lottie
M. Lincoln, Philadelphia. -R 113192, Dec. 1, 1942.
399
Victorious legions march; by Julius S. Seredy, arr.
J.S.Seredy & Tocaben; full orch. © Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. R 112717, Nov. 12, 1942. 400
Vienna for ever; march, Johann Schrammel, arr.
Julius S. Seredy & Tocaben; full orch. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. R 112715, Nov. 12, 1942.
401
War in the air; march, Elric Olsen [pseud. of C.
Clarke]; orch. © Cuthbert Clarke, Mitcham,
Surrey, England. R 112887, Nov. 17, 1942. 402
We got dem onde run; song. © Alfred Henry Ack-
ley, Manhattan Beach, Calif. R 113096, Nov. 30,
1942, 403
We rally today; w Lycurgus L. Ford, m Adam
Geibel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
112785, Nov. 12, 1942. 404
Wedding march; from Midsummernight’s dream,
by F. Mendelssohn, arr. Julius S. Seredy & Tocaben;
full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R
112719, Nov. 12, 1942. 405
Welcome, w Thomas Davis, m J. W. Lerman. ©
Tullar-Meredith co., New York. R 113134, Nov.
25, 1942. g 406
Were I with you; w Edward Lockton, m Guy D’
Hardelot [pseud. of Helen Rhodes] © Gwendoline
Mary Drysdale Gabriel, Reigate, Surrey, England,
Manrico Bacci & Erma Clara Lockton, London.
R 112734, Nov. 16, 1942. 407
What can it be; song, w Carleton S. Montanye; in
D. ©A. Louis Scarmolin, Union City, N.J. R
113202, Dec. 1, 1942. 408
What will you do with Jesus; w Lizzie DeArmond,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 112753, Nov. 14, 1942. 409
When Christ arose; w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m
G. Donizetti, arr. John Shepherd. © Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. R 113151, Nov. 25, 1942.
410
When He came in; song, w Elizabeth P. Murray. ©
Alred Henry Ackley, Manhattan Beach, Calif. R
113093, Nov. 30, 1942. 411
When I am dead my dearest; song, op. 16, no. 1, w
Christina Rossetti; in F sharp min. © William
Lester, Chicago. R 113038, Nov. 24, 1942. 412
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When I found you;from My home town girl, w Frank
Stammers, m Louis A. Hirsch. © Laurence J.
Hirsch, Mamaroneck, N. Y., John J. Stammers,
Lena T. Stammers, Alice M. Stammers, Margaret
C. Stammers, Catherine J. Stammers & Joseph C.
Stammers, New York. R 112683, Nov. 10, 1942.
: 413
When I get back to old Virginia; w A. Dubin, m G.
B. McConnell. © Al Dubin, New York & George
B. McConnell, Bridgeport, Conn. R 113039, Nov.
25, 1942. 414
When I see my Saviour’s face; w Herbert G. Mark-
ley, m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co.,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 112744, Nov. 14,1942. 415
When it’s orange blossom time in Loveland; song,
from Some baby, w Jeff Branen. © Arthur Lange,
Los Angeles. R 113090, Nov. 24, 1942. 416
When the clock strikes thirteen; from The passing
Show of 1915, w Arthur Wimperis & Hartley
Carrick, m Herman Finck. © Mabel Mary Finck,
London. R 112908, Nov. 18, 1942. 417
When the colored regiment goes off to war; from
Ruggles of Redgap, w Harold Atteridge, m Sig-
mund Romberg. © Mary T. Atteridge, Lynbrook,
L. 1, N. Y. R 113281, Dec. 3, 1942. 418
When the right girl comes along; from Around the
map, wC. M. S. McLellan, m Herman Finck. ©
Mabel Mary Finck, London. x 112934, Nov. 18,
1942. 419
When you wore a tulip and I wore a big red rose;
medley one step, two step or trot, Percy Wenrich,
arr. Calvin Grooms; band. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. R 112636, Nov. 11, 1942. 420
Where go the boats; song, w Robert Louis Steven-
son. © Walter Butler, Bournemouth, Hants.,
England. R 112566, Nov. 9, 1942. 421
While they were gliding along over the ice and snow;
song. © Charles Bayha, New York. R 112815,
Nov. 16, 1942. 422
While you’re skating; song. © Amy Ashmore Clark,
New York. R 112958, Nov. 23, 1942. 423
Why not sing Wearin’ of the green; w Howard John-
son, m Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. © Edna Johnson,
New York & Jacob Glogau, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y.
R 113027, Nov. 30, 1942. 424
438
Wiebke pogwisch; op. 24, w Detlev von Liliencron;
chor u. orch. partitur. © Paul Graener, Berlin.
R 112661, Nov. 11, 1942. 425
Will you be one of them; song, w Maud Frazer
Jackson. © George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn. R
113105, Nov. 27, 1942. 426
Wilma; waltzes, Otto Motzan; pf. © Sylvia Motzan,
Brooklyn. R 112957, Nov. 23, 1942. 427
Wind on the downs; w Kate Welch, m Webster Millar;
low key. © Evelyn B. Millar, London. R 113112,
Nov. 27, 1942. 428
Witching hour; fox-trot, Charles N. Grant; orch. ©
Martha Grant, Bayside, L. I., N. Y. R 113221,
Dec. 1, 1942. 429
World of pleasure; musical play, bk. & lyrics Harold
Atteridge, m Sigmund Romberg, additional nos. J.
Leubrie Hill. © Mary T. Atteridge, Lynbrook,
L. L,N. ¥. R112790, Nov. 17,1942. 430
—-Same. © Sigmund Romberg, New York. R
112816, Nov. 16, 1942. 431
Written before me; song, w Ada R, Habershon. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113169,
Nov. 25, 1942. 432
You go your way and I'll go mine; w J. Weldon
Johnson, m J. RosamondJohnson. © Mrs. J. Weldon
Johnson, Great Barrington, Mass. R 113231, Dec.
3, 1942. 433
Young April; novelette; pf. © George L. Cobb,
Brookline, Mass. R 112996, Nov. 27, 1942. 434
Young warrior; w James Weldon Johnson, Italian
text Edoardo Petri, m H. T. Burleigh; in F. ©
Mrs. James Weldon Johnson, Great Barrington,
Mass. R 112794, Nov. 17, 1942. 435
You’re just homesick that’s all; w D. A. Esrom
[pseud. of Theodora Morse], m Theodore Morse.
© Theodora Morse, White Plains,N. Y. R 112642,
Nov. 11, 1942. 436
Zum rundtanz; op. 15, w Salis Seewis; mannerchor,
mit klavierbegl. Partitur u. stimmen. © Bernh.
Engelke, Kiel, Germany. R 112662, Nov. 11, 1942.
437
Gweier Seelen lied; lied, op. 45, no. 2, w Rich.
Dehmel. © Paul Graener, Berlin. R 112663, Nov.
11, 1942. 438
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THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOG
of
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Published by Authority of the Acts
of Congress of March 3, 1891,
of June 30, 1906, and of
March 4; 1909
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Including
LIST OF RENEWALS
1942
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 37
No. 12
The Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing the entries for musical
compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabeti-
cally by title.
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fying ‘‘words by,” “‘musicby’’) are tobe understood as songs. Songs are understood tobe with piano accom-
paniment unless otherwise stated.
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in this part are as follows: “‘E,’’ Class E, Musical compositions; ‘‘D,”’ Class D, Dramatico-musical com-
positions; ‘‘A,’’ Class A, Books containing music; “‘©”’ implies copyright registration of a published work,
followed by date of publication; ‘“© 1 c.’’ stands for copyright registration of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of renewals made for musical compositions under section 23 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be
found at the end of this issue immediately following the text.
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be admitted in any court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards any copyright
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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 tothe 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, unless reserved, under the provisions of
section 60 of the Act.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, that,
insofar as any copyright articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, 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, unless reserved, may
be returned to the claimant of copyright if reques*ed by such claimant prior to December 31, 1942.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic
compositions, musical compositions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or photo-
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returned. No maps are available for return.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED
REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection for music against unauthorized repro-
duction by mechanical musical instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The President’s
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol. 13.(1918), pages vi-viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925), pages vii-viii of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v-vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-viii of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv-v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii-xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922), pages ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vii-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii-viii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xiii-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii-viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xv-xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vii of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1938), pages vi-vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii-viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International American Conference at Buenos Aires on
August 11, 1910, was proclaimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This convention
is understood to be in effect as between the United States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Repub-
lic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay.
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3p:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no statement of authorship
is given
Aberystwyth; prelude, R. Cochrane Penick, on
Welsh hymn tune; organ. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub.
109784; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York.
50836
About this time of year; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318593; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Dl. 50837
Ace of American hearts; w Margaret Melissinos,
& melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319980;
Charles Berton, New York. 50838
Across the bay at sunset; w & m James Harold
Blow. © Dec. 11, 1942; E pub. 109830; Luz bros.
music publishers, inc., New York. 50839
Across the Strait of Dover; fox trot, w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317875; Frank Izzo,
New Haven. 50840
Across the trail to Buna; song, m Thelma Kyne. ©
ic. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319485; Stanley Percy
Ellison, Hollywood, Calif. 50841
Adagio; v. Antonio Vivaldi u. J. S. Bach, bearb.
Fabian Rehfeld; violine u. klavier. © Aug. 14,
1916; E for. 67763; Associated music publishers,
inc., New York. 50842
——v. Giovanni Battista Grazioli, bearb. Fabian
Rehfeld; violine u. klavier. © July 17, 1916; E
for. 67755; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 50843
Adirondaka; op. 1; 1st violin, withw. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319497; Charles Cowing Zacharie,
Marlboro, N. Y. iv. 50844
Adoramus Te, Christe; motet, Mozart, m arr. E.
H. Collinger [pseud. of Noble Cain]; mixed voices.
© Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109621; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 50845
Adoration; song. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp, 318442;
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 50846
——w Julia Timer, melody Richard Falk. © Dec.
17, 1942; E pub. 109965; Harmonia edition pub.
co., New York, 50847
Adoro Te devote; Roman Catholic liturgical w, m
E. Frey; mixed voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30,
1942; E pub. 109790; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 50848
After the break of dawn; song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319661; Kenneth W. Day, East Lynn, Mass.
50849
After the last storm is over; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319209;
Jessie A. Linville, Charleston, W. Va. 50850
After the war; song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp.
316500; E. Keith Arnold, Battle Creek. 50851
Again, away we go; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 317998; C. Chris Hohmann, Port
Richmond, S. I., N. Y. 50852
Ain’t it too bad; song, arr. Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319319;
Donavin Davis, Clarksburg, W. Va. 50853
Ain’t this a fantasy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 317975; James Alexander Paterson,
Laguna Beach, Calif. 50854
Air for the air cadet; w & m Frank E. [i.e. Francis
Emslie| Egan, arr. Audrey Jennings. © 1 c. Dec.
31, 1942; E unp. 319559; Francis Emslie Egan,
Detroit. 50855
Air man’s victory song; w J. E. Richardson, m Vesta
Bernice Richardson, arr. Marjorie Spencer. ©
Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109805; Jesse Edward Richard-
son & Mrs. Jesse Edward Richardson, Waterville,
Me. 50856
Alabama rendezvous; song. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub.
109755; Howard E. Pill, Montgomery, Ala. 50857
Alba; instrumental, © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317939; David Sequeira, New York. 50858
Alegoria 4 la Virgende la Caridad; letra y m Benito
Gonzalez Roncona; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for.
67732; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 50859
All aboard; w & m Harry Bright. © Nov. 16, 1942;
E for. 67789; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. 50860
All alone; w & melody. ©1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319649; James Seabury McClave & Wilson Nash
Gilliat, Grand Rapids, Mich? 50861
All because of lovin’ you; pf., withw. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp. 319780; Ozro John Barnard, Port-
land, Or. 50862
All day long; hymn. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub. 109936;
Rudy E. Callen, New Brighton, Pa. 50863
All for victory; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319362; Edward Treul, Wauwatosa, Wis.
50864
All in all; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©1c.Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318700; Virginia M. Webb, Lefors,
Tex. 50865
All men shall be free; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp, 317759; J. Basil Peoples, Cleveland.
50866
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All out on production; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319206; James C.
hg Hoquiam, Wash, 50867
All over the world; song. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E
unp. 319835; Walter J. Bilder, South Or -nge, N. J.
50868
All the world is swinging, swaying; w & melody. ©
1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp, 319473; Maud Hatton
Colvin, Memphis, Tenn. 50869
Allegro maestoso; from Water music, by G. F
Handel, arr. Don Malin; symphonic band pts.,
with conductor. © Dec. 18, 1942; E pub. 110271;
Hawkes & son (London) itd., ; London, 50870
Allied anthem; song. © 1 c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp.
318865; Lee Fielder, Los Angeles. 50871
Allied fighting song; song. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 319025; Howard Frank Fogg, Montreal.
50872
Allied flags forever; song. © 1 c. Jan. 4, 1943; E
unp. 319747; William John Neil, Park City, Utah.
50873
Allied second front; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
lc. Dec. 28,1942; E unp. 319181; Orville S. Lewis,
San Antonio. 50874
Allies’ battle cry; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 318663; Nathaniel James Purnell,
Salinas, Calif. 50875
Allies in unison; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 21,1942; E unp. 318692; Edna Tiffey, Kansas
City, Kan. 50876
Allies’ victory song; song. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319375; John Ehrhart Furnas, Indianapolis.
50877
Alma mater; w R. E. Holch, m A. E. Holch, arr.
Thornton W. Allen. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub.
110065; Thornton W. Allen co., New York.
50878
Aloha oe; by Milton E. Heinsohn; Hawaiian guit. ©
lc. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp, 318294; Milton Hein-
sohn & co., Corpus Christi, Tex. 50879
Along the Great White Way; song, melody Robert
N. Schanzer. © 1c. Dec, 29,1942; E unp. 319286;
Harry Behar, New York. 50880
Always be happy; song, melody David Ahlstrand.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1942; E unp. 315590; Patrick Mc-
Carronn, Seattle. 50881
——w P. McCarron, melody D. Ahlstrand. © 1c.
Nov. 11, 1942; E unp. 315043; P. McCarron,
Seattle & David Ahistrand, Kettle River, Minn.
50882
Always, darling; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,1942;
E unp. 318148; William A. Pepper, jr., Portsmouth,
O. 50883
Always in my heart; song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319202; Irene Lillian
Jones, Grand Junction, CoL 50884
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Always only you; song. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E
unp. 319022; Vilate A. Jensen, Holladay, Utah,
50885
Always the same; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;
E unp. 319970; Chester Kresge, Trenton, N. J.
50886
Am I such a bore; song. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1942; E
unp. 317867; Barbara Ann Maltby, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 50887
A-m-e-r-i-c-a; song, m Stan Tucker. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318744; Cora Wharton” Garey,
Portland, Me. 50888
America arise; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318806; Benjamin Stanley Moore, Kent,
Wash. 50889
America calls to her mountains; song. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1942; E unp. 318853; Edith Segal, New York.
50890
America, for Americans; song. © 1 c. Jan. 4,1943;
E unp. 319805; Celia Kreusler, Los Angeles.
50891
America, for you; song. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E
unp. 318615; Jean Claire Tilley, New Britain, Conn.
50892
America, how we love you; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Maicolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318821; Joyce Whitaker, Reading, O.
50893
America is fighting; song, m George Henry Lock-
wood. © 1 c. Dec. 7,1942; E unp. 318341; Adolphus
Ernest Thums, Newark, N. J. 50894
America is on the march; song. © 1 c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 318322; Marie Wilson Voss, Shreve-
port, La, 50895
America, land of the free; song, m Louise Gilchrest.
© 1c. Dec, 26, 1942; E unp, 319188; Lulu Gabel
Giese, Sewickley, Pa. 50896
America, let’s go; Song, arr. Henry Watkins. ©
1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318624; Mae Perry,
Indianapolis. 50897
America marches on; wJ. Biedma, melody F. Swaey.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319974; Frances Swaey
& John Biedma, San Francisco. 50898
America now; song, melody Lew [i.e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318091; Joseph A.
Wickline, Lexington, Ky. 50899
America on guard; march; accordion. © Nov. 1,
1942; E pub. 109963; Salvatore Ciccio, Hartford.
50900
America, our America; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317899; Mattie Nutten, Detroit. 50901
America, the beautiful; w Katharine Lee Bates, m
Noble Cain; mixed cho. © Dec. 11, 1942; E pub.
109888; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 50902
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
—— ——mixed voices. © Dec. 14, 1942; E pub.
10$945; Thomas Armitage Larremore, New York.
50903
America united; w & m Marta Calvo Harrington
[i. e. M. C. D, De Harrington] © 1 c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318407; Marta Calvo De Leon De
Harrington, San José, Costa Rica, C. A. 50904
America, we come; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
lc. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318221; Catherine
May Drake, Council Bluffs, Ia. 50905
America, we love you so; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
17, 1942; E unp. 318539; Virgie Belcher, St.
Joseph, Mo. 50906
America, we’re behind you; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 318992; Henry Harvey,
Eglin Field, Fla. 50907
America will always shine; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E
unp. 318825; W. H. Kenneke, Clayton, N. M.
50908
America, won’t you take my son, to build a Yankee
line; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Dec.. 21,
1942; E unp. 318702; Mabel Strain, Brea, Calif.
50309
American composers; w Richard Beck & others, m
Thordis Ottenson Gudmunds & others. © Dec. 4,
1942; E pub. 109721; Wesley Webster, “Lomita
Park, Calif. 50910
American folk songs, no. 1; w & m Bobby Gregory.
© Jan. 4, 1943; E pub. 110460; Harvest songs co.,
New York. i 50911
American heroes; march, Michael Camarata; full
band pts., with conductor. © Dec. 10, 1942; E
pub. 110054; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
50912
American home; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319151;
Elizabeth Rozzlle, Millers View, Tex. 50913
American mother’s prayer; song, mJ. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318216; Fred
R. King, Suisun City, Calif. 50914
American patrol; by F. W. Meacham, arr. Dave
Bennett; band pts. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109998;
Robbins music corp., New York. 50915
—— —arr. Walter Lane; pf. © Dec. 30, 1942;
E pub. 110450; Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 50916
American tango; melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 317976; Nick Masaracchia, Chicago. 50917
American way; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318783; Mae Lane
Gibbs, Salt Lake City. 50918
Americana collection; w & m compiled, arr. & ed.
Arthur H. Brandenburg & others; orch. & band
pts., with pf. conductor. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub.
110269; Rubank, inc., Chicago. 50919
50937
Americans come; w & melody F. M. Wyatt. © 1c.
Dec. 14,1942; Eunp. 317983; John Wyatt & Florence
McClure Wyatt, Portland, Or. 50920
America’s destiny; w Lloyd McLean Roberts; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317719; Alice Crane
Williams, Cleveland. 50921
America’s fighting men; song, pf. setting Frederic
Watson. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318803;
Mary Van Etten, New York. 50922
America’s love song; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 318023; James Leon Longale, Quincy,
Mass. 50923
America’s lullaby; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 318377; Effie Zorenda Worden, Bos-
ton. 50924
America’s official victory march song; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 319685; Killis Brooks
Dickerson, jr., Chicago. 50925
America’s song of victory; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318085; Caroline Wood, Newark, N. J. 50926
America’s sweetheart, here’s to; song, w Martha
Keck Murray & M. M. Stevenson. © 1c. Oct. 30,
1942; E unp. 318868; Maud Miller Stevenson,
Minneapolis. 50927
Amor del bueno; bolero, letra ym Abel Dominguez,
arr. Ramon Marquez; ptes. d’orq. © Dec. 8, 1942;
E for. 67841; Promotora Hispano Americana de
musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 50928
Amoretti; w Edmund Spenser, m Edmund Rubbra,
op. 43, nos. 1-5. © Dec. 16, 1942; E for. 67765;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 50929
And so I cried; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318298; William Augustus Pepper, jr.,
Portsmouth, O. 50930
Andante; from Bach’s Sonata in A minor, arr.;
violin, with pf. acc. © 1c. July 27, 1942; E ump.
317885; Albert Richard Johnston, Chicago. 50931
Angel Eyes; song, melody Burrell Van Buren. ©
lc. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318786; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 50932
Angel sent from heaven; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317900; Clifford Dean, VP 44, c/o Fleet Post
Office, San Francisco. 50933
Angela; w & melody, with pf. treble acc. © 1 c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317714; LeRoy de Gregory, Tren-
ton, N. J. 50934
Angels (The) Christmas; w Clara Endicott Sears,
m Grace Warner Gulesian; mixed cho. © Dec.
10, 1942; E pub. 109821; R. D. Row music co.,
Boston. 50935
Angels from heaven; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp., 319535; Matthew Henry Kleiner,
Graham, Tex. 50936
Angels’ serenade; song. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 318163; Richard Whitfield Woods, La Porte,
Ind. 50937
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
50938 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Anhelo;. song, melody Jack Nelson. © 1 c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319002; Noel Gonsalves, San
Andres Island, Colombia. 50938
Anna from Savannah; song. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 318859; Bill Carr, Brooklyn. 50939
Annabelle; fox-trot, w Cecelia F. Elmer & A, S.
Elmer; pf. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp, 318884;
Alois Stocek Elmer, Wilmington, Del. 50940
Annen polka; by J. Strauss, arr. G. Walter; orch.
pts. © Dec. 18, 1942; E for. 67829; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 50941
Annie Laurie; by Lady John Scott, arr. R. H.
Noeltner; organ. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109983;
T. B. Harms co., New York. 50942
Afioranza; bolero, letra y m Jacinto Scull; pf. ©
Dec. 17, 1942; E for. 67849; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 50943
Another day; song. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
318917; Fern Becher, Bloomington, Ill. 50944
Anthems of the United Nations; compiled & arr.
Felix Guenther; mixed voices. © Dec. 15, 1942;
E pub. 110066; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 50945
Anything your little heart should crave; w &melody.
©l1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318812; Albert Leslie
Barker, Lewisburg, Pa. 50946
Ap’ oreon topo ( ); w George Buyukas,
m G. Markianos. © Mar. 4, 1942; E pub. 110009;
Apollo music co., New York. 50947
Apache Alice; w D. Howard, m E. Bennett. © 1c.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318620; Durward Howard
& Elinor Bennett, Austin, Tex. 50948
Apache serenade; w & melody Buady Kaye. © 1c.
Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319682; Leeds music corp.,
New York. 50949
Appealing to you; w & melody Sheila Faber. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318741; Sophie E. Fassberg,
Spring Valley, N. Y. 50950
Apple boy for me; w & melody Scott Savage. © 1
c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319098; Mascotte Savage
Book, Hermosa Beach, Calif. 50951
Aprietame sabrosa; by Ricardo Fuentes; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318813; Beacon
music co., New York. 50952
April, May & June; song. pts. 1,2. © 1c. each
Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 318443, 318444; Elise Marie
DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 50953, 50954
April will come again; song. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319428; Bessie Arnote, St. Joseph, Mo.
50955
Aquellos si eran rumberos; rumba, letra y m
Roncona [pseud. of Benito Gonzalez]; pf. © Dec.
17, 1942; E for. 67850; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 50956
Are you going my way; w B. S. Voerg & Richard
Voerg, & melody. © 1 c. July 23, 1942; E unp.
318347; Birdie Segal Voerg, Chicago. 50957
Aria; from Dido and Aeneas, by Henry Purcell, arr.
Viola Lang; organ. © Dec. 17, 1942; E pub.
110206; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 50958
Aria und gavotte; v. Domenico Zipoli, bearb. Fabian
Rehfeld; violine u. klavier. © Aug. 14, 1916; E
for. 67764; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 50959
Arise! Arise! America; song, m Bob Carleton. ©
Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109923; A. J. Kiser, Colorado
Springs. 50960
Arizona sunset; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318820;
Phil Payne, Delta, Col. 50961
Arms for victory; song. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319525; Franziska Raabe Parkinson, Chicago.
50962
Army and navy together; arr. Al Boss; orch. pts.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317840; Hilfort Craft
Owen, Washington. 50963
Army band; w & melody John Grobling. © 1 c. Dec.
22, 1942; E unp. 318909; Carl Sobie publisher,
Detroit. 50964
Army won't take me; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319897; Stephen Frank, Amesbury,
Mass. 50965
Around the moon on a penny; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318691;
Mevell G. Padgett, jr., Baxter Springs, Kan.
509636
Arrullo de amor; bolero, letra y m Lorenzo Hier-
rezuelo; pf. © Dec. 17, 1942; E for. 67851; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 50967
Arrullos de mar; biguine, letra y m Juan Bruno
Tarraza; pf: © Dec. 17, 1942: E for. 67852; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 50968
Arsenal; from Keeper of the flame, by Daniele
Amfitheatrof. © 1 c.Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318447;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 50969
As a rule; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319349; Don Dwyer, Minneapolis. 50970
As far as my heart’s concerned; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317901; Russell Miller, Washington.
50971
As Joseph was a-walking; Christmas carol, old
English w, m Arthur Bergh; mixed cho. © Nov.
24, 1942; E pub. 109745; Neil A. Kjos music co.,
Chicago. 50972
As long as we're free; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319944; Hilde Simmons, Philadelphia
& Larry London, Baltimore. 50973
As the Yanks go marching on; w & melody. © lc.
Jan. 5, 1943; E unp, 319859; Frank Ramondetta,
Brooklyn. 50974
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
As we roll along; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317902;
Roy Stratton, Baraga, Mich. 50975
As you were; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318152; LouisConrad Beyerkohler, Corona,
L. IL, N. Y. 50976
Ash grove; traditional Welsh air, arr. Nannette
[i. e. ¥. N.] Bryson Black; harp or pf. ©1c.
Nov. 19, 1942; E unp. 319761; Yvonne Nannette
Bryson Biack, Los Angeles. 50977
Asi; letra y m G. Lombida; pf. © Oct. 1942; E for.
67730; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 50978
Asleep in the deep; by H. W. Petrie, arr. William
Teague; tuba, with pf. acc. © Dec. 14, 1942; E
pub. 110031; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
50979
At a time like this; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318215; Harvey Thompson,
Lincoln, Neb. 50980
At the big shots’ bail; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319626; John V. Visco, Phoenix,
Ariz. 50981
At the crossroads; w Alberta M. Paris, m Evange-
line Lillenas; pf. © Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109901;
Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 50982
At the hotel; from Keeper of the flame, by Bronis-
law Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318460;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 50983
At the ice carnival; by Alexander Bennett; pf. ©
Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 110038; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 50984
At the sound of the bugle call; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319645; Everett Denton
Richards, Nantasket, Mass. 50985
Au revoir; song. © 1 c. Nov. 9,1942; E unp. 318441;
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 50986
Aurora tropical; bolero, letra y m Bonny [pseud. of
Vito Bonifacio]; pf. © Nov. 15, 1942; E for. 67855;
Ediciones musicales Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires.
50987
Ausencia gris; tango, letra Julio Jorge Nelson, m
Roberto Nievas Blanco; pf. © Oct. 30,1942; E for.
67722; Corporacién musical Argentina, s. a.,
Buenos Aires. 50988
Autumn; pf.
William Stanford Baker, La Crosse, Wis.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319807;
50989
Autumn nocturne; by josef Myrow, transcribed
William Teague; band pts., with condensed sc. ©
Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109677; Advanced music corp.,
New York. 50990
Ave Maria; Biblical w,m Henry Bickford Pasmore.
© Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 110043; Wesley Webster,
Lomita Park, Calif. 50991
—by Bach - Gounod, arr. Edward Grey; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109789;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 50992
1871
——Roman Catholic liturgical w, m Arthur C.
Becker; 3-pt. treble voices; organ acc. © Nov.
30, 1942; E pub. 109787; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 50993
—— —m James I. Wray; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109786; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 50994
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 318430;
50995
—song.
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles.
turgical w.
— —li © 1 c, Dec. 17, 1942; E
unp. 318551; Gladys E. Deck, Chicago.
50996
—(and] Veni sponsa Christi; Roman Catholic
liturgical w, m Sister M. Florentine; 2-pt. treble
voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109792;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 50997
Ave Maria for victory andpeace, - Osalutaris [and]
Tantum ergo; liturgical w; mixed voices; pf. or
organ acc. © Dec. 19, 1942; E pub. 110255;
Edward Dwyer, Chicago. 50998
Ave verum; m J. A. Korman [and] Tantum ergo;
m of old melody; liturgical w, m arr. Egw. Grey;
2-pt. treble voices. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109791; McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 50999
Aviation hymn; song, w Mary Hester McCoy. © 1
c. Dec. 21, 1942;E unp. 318774; Mary Irma Camp-
bell, Hollywood, Calif. 51000
Awake America; song, arr. Verna McBain. © lc.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318557; Dorothy M. Travis,
Seattle. 51001
Awake! O sons of Zion; song. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319109; Pearl Osgood Allen, Long Beach,
Calif. 51002
Baby; song, w Mildred Kelly, sc. Jack Hendrix. ©
1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318406; Gladys Evelyn
Keyes, Canton, O. 51003
Baby mine; w & m Oraetta Geoffrion [i. e. O. G.
Schaefer] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319918;
Oraetta Geoffrion Schaefer, Columbus, O. 5104
Baby’s cradle waltz; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318559; John J. Wojcik, Chicago.
51005
Back in the saddle again; by Ray Whitley & Gene
Autry, arr. Paul Sells; pf. accordion. © Oct.
20, 1942; E pub. 109833; West’rn music pub. co.,
Hollywood, Calif. 51006
Back of the scenes, with the army, navyand marines;
w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317887;
C. Chris Hohmann, Port Richmond, S. I., N. Y.
51007
Back on the prairie is my home; w A. Casey & J.
Kelly, mC. Binder. © 1c. June 6, 1942; E unp.
319684; Charley Binder, Al Casey & Johnny Kelly,
Trenton, N. J. 51008
Back up the U. S. A.; w Ruth E. Vawter, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318749; George Lyn-
dell Vawter, San Francisco. 51009
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51010 t. 3, n. s., V. 37
Bag-pipe swing; w D. Howard, mE. Bennett. © 1c.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318619; Elinor Bennett &
Durward Howard, Austin, Tex. 51010
Bamba no samba; Portuguese w Gaspar Coelho,
English W Olga Paul, m Nestor Amaral. © Dec.
30, 1942; E pub. 110420; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 51011
Barber shop quartet; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1942; E unp. 318306; John Henry Hendricks, De-
troit. 51012
Bass drummer; by N. Louise Wright; pf. © Nov.
27, 1942; E pub. 109684; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 51013
Bataan; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 318979; Lucille J. Butler, Payson, Utah.
51014
Batista; w William B, Friedlander, melody Don
Arres, Agustin Borguno & Bob Stanley. © 1 c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319665; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 51015
Battle cry? w & m Clifford L. Waite, arr. Thornton
W. Allen. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 110057; Allen
intercollegiate music, inc., New York. 51016
Battle is on; song. © Dec. 31,1942; E pub. 110455;
Peter Constantine Rhegas, Detroit. 51017
——w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
318062; Peter C. Rhegas, Detroit. 51018
——w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317966; Peter Constantine Rhegas, Detroit.
51019
Bayou ballads; Creole folk tune suite, arr.; con-
densed pf. conductor sc. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 319686; Ernest Viviani Lubin, New York.
51020
Be cheerful, while I’m away; song, w Edward J.
Favorite. © 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319380;
August Rudolph Eisert, Washington, Pa. 51021
Be true; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; Eunp. 318687; Adelene Lawrence, Wenatchee,
Wash. 51022
Beat, beat, beat of the drum, drum, drum; song. ©
1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319096; Walter Lewis
Burford, Haven, Kan. 51023
Beautiful blue bird; song, melody Lew Bellin. ©
1 c. Dec, 28, 1942; E unp., 319176; Florence
Margaret McKeone, Erie, Pa. 51024
Beautiful lady; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Ric-
hard, © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318030; Fred
G. March, Carrollton, IIL. 51025
Beautiful moments; song, melody Lew Bellin. ©
1c. Jan. 4,1943; E unp. 319706; Lula G. Edmunds,
East Bridgewater, Mass. 51026
Beautiful you; song, melody Gordon R. Woodford.
© lc. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318182; Louise
Williams, San Antonio. 51027
Because I have you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec, 26, 1942; E unp. 319301;
Merettia Matkin, Bucklin, Kan. 51028
Because of Him; w Margaret S. Benner, m B. D.
Ackley; pf. © Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109903; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 51029
Before I sail away; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319261; Ray Sherman, Irvington,
N. J. 51030
Beginning of the end; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1942; Eunp. 318019; Joseph A. Caligiuri, Brooklyn.
51031
Believe it or not I love you; w & melody. © lc.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319806; Raymond William
Wunder, Portland, Or. 51032
Bell buoy; w Rudyard Kipling, m Dona Myer. © 1
c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319843; Mildred Dona
Myer Turner, Hollywood, Calif. 51033
Belle of the Brandywine; song. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319090; William R. Clay, Kansas City, Mo.
51034
Bells of the Alamo; song, melody Frank Ambrose.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319011; G. L. Haas,
Fort Sumner, N. M. 51035
Beloved; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp, 318431;
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 51036
Beneath a southern moon; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp, 319481; Oliver A. Sletto, Walla
Walla, Wash, 51037
Bengal swing; w & m Elizabeth K. MacMillan Mc-
Hugh. © Nov. 16,1942; E pub. 110063; Allen
intercollegiate music, inc., New York. 51038
Beside the altar; song. © 1 c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp.
318078; Hazel Rae Corrello Krueger, Dayton, O.
51039
Best dressed manis the manin uniform; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318411; Jack Peters,
Newark, N. J. 51040
Between us girls; main title, Frank Skinner; con-
ductor. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319081;
Universal music corp., New York. 51041
Beware of love; w& melody. © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319631; Sam J. Valenti, Holyoke, Mass.
51042
Beyond the forest; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318968; Allen Melvin Adair, Maple-
wood, Mo. 51043
Beyond the river; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318031;
Louis E. Metcalf, Vida, Or. 51044
Big show; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp.
318764; Winifred May Renworth, Vancouver, B. C.
Canada. 51045
1872
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
Birds all sang for me that afternoon; w & melody
Robert N. Schanzer. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp.
319252; Harry Behar, New York. 51046
Birds mill; w& melody. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319531; Matthew Henry Kleiner, Graham,
Tex. 51047
Birth of the Flag; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318697; Marie Dixon, Chi-
cago. 51048
Birthday cake; operetta, text Hortense Flexner, m
Charles Haubiel. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; D 76198;
Composers press, inc., New York. 51048*
Bitin’ the dust; by Stan Bowsher; orch. pts. © Aug.
31, 1942; E for. 67716; Peter Maurice music co.,
ltd., London. 51049
Biaenhafren; prelude, R. Cochrane Penick, on
Welsh hymn tune; organ. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub.
109785; H. W. Gray co., inc., New York. 51050
Blessed ever-lasting peace; pf., with w. Olc.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 319492; Winifred Credit,
Caledonia, N. Y. 51051
Blessings, just count your blessings; w Neville
Fleeson, & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317842; Albert Von Tilzer, Beverly Hills, Calif.
, 51052
Blessings on the farmer boy; song, melody Gordon
R. Woodford. © ic.Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318189;
Rudolph Priepke, Saukville, Wis. 51053
Blue in love; w &m Arling Martin & C. J. Allison.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1942; E unp.318662; Casey J.
Allison, Los Angeles. 51054
Blue jacket moon; w & m J. C. Whitlock & Joe
Tripod; pf. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319549;
J. Carlyle Whitlock, Atlanta, 51055
Blue June; song. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109925;
Louis Amella & Bernard Cirullo, Pueblo, Col.
51056
Blue lantern; song. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
318439; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles.
51057
Blue moonlight; song, melody Stanley Heriot. ©
1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319032; Lorin Heriot,
Oakland, Calif. 51058
Blue Ridge mother; w Richard O. Liller, melody
Frank Salt [pseud. of F. M. Kurtz] © Jan. 23,
1942; E pub. 110092; Frank M. Kurtz, Cumberland,
Md. 51059
Blue Ridge Mountain blues; w & m Don Raye &
Gene DePaul, pi. arr. Paul Mertz. © lc. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318011; Leeds music corp.,
New York. 51060
Blue smoke rings; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318826; Joe Pitre, Farragut, Id. 51061
Bohéme (La); by G. Puccini, arr. Felix Guenther;
orch. sc. © Dec. 30, 1942; E pub. 110432; G
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 51062
51081
Bombers in the night; song. © Nov. 16, 1942; E
pub. 109847; Fred H. Schapekahm, New Ulm,
Minn. 51063
Boogie woogie boo; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1
c.Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318223; Louise Thompson,
Ambler, Pa. 51064
Bow wow wow wow wow; song, melody Gerald Marks.
© 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319462; Irving Caesar,
New York. 51065
Boy in khaki I love; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319215; Charlotte Ryder,
Cape Porpoise, Me. 51066
Boy looked down a B-B gun; song, melody Gerald
Marks. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319464;
Irving Caesar, New York. 51067
Boys in blue; song, m Bob Carleton. © Dec. 15,
1942; E pub. 110012; Constafine Hills, New London.
Conn. 51068
Boys just keep ’em wings flying; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319203;
Louis W. Scott, Williston, S. C. 51069
Brandwynne’s (Nat) piano brands; 15 interpretations,
arr. N. Brandwynne; pf. © Nov. 15, 1937; E pub.
110374; Mayfair music corp., New York. 51070
Breakfast, Sunday morning, with you; w Hap [i. e.
R. A.j Hanton, melody Deke [i. e. R. H.] Dyer. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1942; E unp. 317502; Robert Huggins
Dyer, Indianapolis. 51071
Bring back my daddy to me; pf., with w. © le.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 318333; Haydee Geoffray,
New Orleans. 51072
Brisk walk; from Keeper of the flame, by Daniele
Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318450;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 51073
Broken promise; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp.
318489; Florine Harms, Sedalia, Mo. ‘51074
Broken things; hymn. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317971; B. Martin Orman, Massilon, O. 51075
Brokenhearted; w & m Margaret [i.e.M.M.] Green;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318296; Mary
Margaret Green, Newport, Ark. 51076
Brokenhearted father; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319519; John Thomas Jake Taylor,
Terre Haute, Ind. 51077
Brother Petroc’s carol; w S. M. G., m Herbert
Murriil; mixed cho. © Nov. 19, 1942; E for.
67769; Oxford univ. press, London. 51078
Brothers we are coming; w Margaret Davis, &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318643;
Gertrude Sharples, Wabash, Ind. 51079
Budd waltz; melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318150; Albert Clinton Gardner, Joliet, Il.
51080
Builders’ dance; Hebrew w J. Uksenberg, English
tr. & arr. of m Isadore Freed, m M. Vilenski;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub.
109861; Transcontinental music corp., New York.
51081
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51082
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Bundle of blue; w & m Art Kassel. © Dec. 28, 1942;
E pub. 110436; Robbins music corp., New York.
51082
Burning papers; from Keeper of the flame, by
Mario Castelnuovo- Tedesco. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318477; Loew’s, inc., New York.
51083
But definitely; w & melody. © 1 c. July 7, 1942;
E unp. 318070; Herschel Lee Scott, Salinas, Calif.
51084
But really I do; w W. A. Strachan, melody J. R.
Young. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318639;
William A. Strachan & J. R. Young, Long Beach,
Calif. 51085
Buy a bomber; w & m Harry Filler. © Feb. 20,
1942, E pub. 109826; Fillerdelphia music co.,
Philadelphia. 51086
Buy bonds; song. © 1c. Jan. 5,1943; Eunp. 319876:
Glade Ellsworth Weymer, San Jose, Calif. 51087
Buy bonds today; song, melody Margaret DeVore
Parks. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318779; Wade
Franklin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 51088
Buy stamps today; song. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E
unp. 316964; Bettie Taylor Bartlett, Archie, Mo.
51089
By cool Siloam’s shady rill; w Reginald Heber;
mixed voices. © 1 c.Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 318048;
Aida Smith, South Orange, N. J. 51090
By the Don a garden blooms; instrumental. © 1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318236; Lubor Somach, New
York. 51091
By the moonlit covered bridge; song, melody Robert
Pollack. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 320027; Edith
Anderson, Saugerties, N. Y. 51092
*Bye for now; w& m Tim Gayle. © Dec. 16, 1942;
E pub. 109981; Bell music co., Chicago. 51093
By-lo baby dear; song. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp.
319973; Sylvia Mae Rich, Hollister, Calif. 51094
Cada noche un amor; bolero, letra y m Agustin
Lara; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67746; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de musica, s. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 51095
Cain’s (Noble) pre-high school chorus book; com-
piled & arr. N. Cain. © Dec. 11, 1942; E pub.
109889; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 51096
California; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318087; Rudolph
Grund, San Francisco. 51097
Call for freedom; song. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E
unp. 318261; Jack Nealy, New York. 51098
Call of love; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318804; Dollie May Burke, Independence,
Mo. 51099
Call of the West; song, melody William L. Faurot.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318942; C. E.
Bridwell, Detroit. 51100
Call to the Colors; wD. O ’Keefe, melody R. Pro-
poggio. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 318857;
Rinaldo Propoggio & Dennis Q’ Keefe, Chicago.
51101
Calling the west wind; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317803; Charles H.
Sluss, Sevierville, Tenn. 51102
Calling you; song, w Mabel Grace Daniels. © 1c.
Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 319338; Margaret Josephine
Findlay, Selma, Ia. 51103
Camaron y mamoncillo; guaracha, letra y m Miguel
Matamoros; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for. 67731;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 51104
Came love; song. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
318432; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles.
51105
Camel theme; by Freddie Rich; pf. treble. © 1 c.
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319169; Melo-art music
publishers, New York. 51106
Cancion de amor; bolero cancion. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109626; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 51107
Cancion sin nombre; bolero, letra y m Carlos
Martinez Gil x Pablo Martinez Gil, arr. Hernan
Molina; ptes. d’orqg. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for. 67842;
Promotora Hispano Americana de musica, s. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 51108
Cancion sin palabras; pf. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
109627; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
51109
Canciontropical; pf. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub. 109628;
Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 51110
Candida; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319716; Fillmore Summerfield, Chicago. 51111
Candied yams; melody Fred Norman. © 1c. Dec.
30, 1942; E unp. 319469; Charling music corp.,
New York. 51112
Candle in my heart; song, w Jeff Jones. © 1 c. Dec.
3, 1942; E unp. 317078; Catherine Pratte, Findlay,
O. 51113
Can’t blame anybody but myself; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318592; Julie Fortunate
Cabibi, San Francisco. 51114
Can’t get stuff in your cuff; w & m Sy Oliver &
Sammy Cahn; pf. © 1 c.“Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318646; Dorsey bros. music, inc., New York.
51115
Can’t help dreaming of you; w D. Weinberg, melody
P. J. Fuchs. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318516;
Peter J. Fuchs & Dorothy Weinberg, New York.
51116
Cantar (El) de un tango, tango, letra y m Martfn V.
Darré; Pt. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for. 67721; Cor-
poracion musical Argentina, s. a., Buenos Aires.
51117
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Cantar del regimiento; marcha, letra y m Agustin
Lara; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67747; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de musica, s. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 51118
Canzonetta; v. Johann Kuhnau, bearb. Fabian Reh-
feld; violine u. Klavier. © July 31, 1916; E for.
67760; Associated music publishers, inc., New
York. 51119
Car-hop serenade; w Dean Pollard, & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317988; Jackson Phillip
Shoop, Dallas. 51120
Carefree cowboy; from Raiders of San Joaquin,
w Oliver Drake & Jimmy Wakely, melody Milton
Rosen. ©l1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319080;
Universal music corp., New York. 51121
Cargo of innocence; main title, Lennie Hayton.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317955; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 51122
Carifiito; bolero, de Caballeria del imperio, letra
y m Alfonso Esparza Oteo; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942;
E for. 67740; Promotora Hispano Americana de
musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 51123
Carnavalera; milonga-candombe, letra H. Manzi
[pseud. of Homero Manzione], m Sebastian Piana;
pi. © Dec. 5, 1941; E for. 67795; Editorial Julio
Korn, Buenos Aires. 51124
Carnival of Venice; arr. &ed. Leopold W. Rovenger;
pi. © Sept. 21, 1942; E pub. 109840; J. & J. Kammen
music co., New York. 51125
Carol time; w & m Kennedy Russell; 2-pt. treble
voices. © Dec. 7, 1942; E for. 67725, 67766;
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 51126, 51127
Carry on;song. © 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318498;
Miner Carl Andrews, Roanoke, Va. 51128
Carry on at home, sweet home; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318533; Victor Morton
Wilber, New York. 51129
Carry on, ever on; w & m Henry Collins [pseud. of
A. C. Edwards, jr.]; pi. treble. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942: E unp. 319551; Henry Collins Edwards, jr.,
Los Angeles. 51130
Cascades in the sunlight; toccata, Howard S. Savage,
op. 19; organ. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 110079;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New York. 51131
Cathedral chimes; Christmas carols & hymns;
with chimes. bk. 1. © Dec. 19, 1942; E pub.
110103; Gertrude Davis Winroth, Hastings, Neb.
51132
‘Cavatina from Prince Igor; by A. Borodin, arr.;
flute & pf. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109618; Quinto
Maganini, Greenwich, Conn. 51133
Celestial stars of the U.S. A.; song. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319243; Albin Fleming, Fort
Worth. 51134
Chapel musings; album, compiled Rob Roy Peery;
pf. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 110073, Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 51135
51153
Charlotte Harbor stomp; band conductor. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 318358; James Edwin Handlon,
Punta Gorda, Fla. 51136
Charter of love; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318092; Daniel
J. Walsh, Roxbury, Mass. 51137
Cheatin’ Dan Cupid; w & m Joe LaRosa. © Dec.
11, 1942: E pub. 109831; Luz bros. music pub-~
lishers, inc., New York. 51138
Cheer the boys; song. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub.
109978; Earl Walter, San Bruno, Calif. 51139
Cheer up; w Richard May & Marion Barry, melody
H. Colin Rice. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E ump.
319397; Top music publishers, inc., New York.
51140
Cheerie-eerie-eerie up, my dearie; w Harry Pease,
m Ed. G. Nelson. © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110023;
Artists music corp., New York. 51141
Cherubim song; by Glinka, English version & arr.
& ed. of m Charles Winter [pseud. of Noble Cain];
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub.
109966; Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 51142
Chester W. Nimitz; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318281; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
51143
Chicken scratch; song, melody Burrell Van Buren,
© 1c. Dec, 22, 1942; E unp. 318787; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 51144
Chicks I pick are slender, tender and tall; w&m
Mike Jackson & Hughie Prince. © Dec. 31, 1942;
E pub. 110418; Leeds music corp., New York.
51145
Children’s favorite songs; compiled W. D. Clark.
© Dec. 5, 1942; AA 416517; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. : 51146
China boy; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1942: E unp. 319152; Percy Beal,
Lewiston, Me. 51147
Chinese lullaby; song, w Thelma Kyne. ©1c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319486; Stanley Percy
Ellison, Hollywood, Calif. 51148
——w &m Madalah Masson [pseud. of J. M. Hart-
pence] ©1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317960;
Jessie Masson Hartpence, Philadelphia. 51149
© Dec. 5, 1942; E pub.
51150
Choo-choo train blues; pf.
109649; Carl M. Deck, Norfolk, Va.
Chowder song; song. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp.
319488: Esther Wiltshire & Nola Whittaker,
Circleville, Utah. 51151
Christ in the little red wagon, w & melody. © ic.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317972; Ted Courtney, San
Francisco. 51152
Christmas anthem; w & m B. Carr, arr. Victor
Hamelle, mixed cho.; organ acc. © Nov. 20, 1942;
E pub. 110317; Joseph L. Armstrong, Philadelphia.
51153
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Christmas bells; w Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
m Fabien Sevitzky. © Dec. 2, 1942; E pub,
109969; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 51154
Christmas carol;w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318937; Charles H. Frizzelle, Los Angeles.
51155
Christmas carol 1942; w Gladys Garvin; 3-pt.
treble voices. © 1c. Dec. 10,1942;E unp, 318945;
Alma Dodworth Milliken, Harrison, N. Y. 51156
Christmas, 1942; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec.17, 1942;
E unp. 318495; Wilma Reynolds Abel, Hobart, Ind.
51157
Christmas questionings; w Father Andrew, m W.
H. Anderson; mixed cho. © Dec. 10, 1942; E for.
67820: Western music co., ltd., Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 51158
Christmas song; carol, w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
31, 1942: E unp. 319468; Jacob Hopkins, New York.
51159
Christmas suite; by Alec Rowley; organ. © Dec.
28, 1942; E for. 67839; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 51160
Christmas wishes; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318082;
Mavis G. Laures, Buffalo. 51161
Christopher docks; from Sherlock Holmes and the
Voice of terror, by Frank Skinner; conductor.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318391; Universal
music corp., New York. 51162
Church bells that were silent are ringing again;
w Ruth Paulette [pseud.], m Rap Lipton [pseud. of
H. Lifson] © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319292;
Harry Lifson, New York. 51163
Cigarette (A) and a silhouette; w & m Red Norvo,
Eddie De Lange & Jimmy Van Heusen. © Dec. 7,
1942: E pub. 109895; Robbins music corp., New
York. 51164
Cinco tangos argentinos; letra Carlos J. Videla y
otros, m Carlos Cobian. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub.
11001; Robbins music corp., New York. 51165
Claveles para ti; letra Alvaro Suarez, m Ernesto
Lecuona; pf. © Dec. 11, 1942; E for. 67830;
Candido G, Galdo, Havana. 51166
Clippity clop; song, w Jayne Ellen Milam. © 1 c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319929; Samuel Amerman
Milam, Kansas City, Mo. 51167
Close your eyes and dream; w Mara [pseud. of
Marie Marangello]; violin. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319475; Gabriel Vilardi, New York.
51168
Cloud song; w Sylvia Sea [pseud. of W. Curd], mJ
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;E unp. 319839;
Winifred Curd, Kansas City, Mo. 51169
Clouds roll by; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 318417; Marion M. Gribble, Wauwatosa,
Wis. 51170
Clychau’r nadolig; old Welsh carols, Welsh w
compiled & English w By T. Gwynn Jones, m arr.
W.S. Gwynn Williams; mixed cho.; pf. or organ
acc. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67772; Gwynn pub.
co., Llangollen, North Wales 51171
Coast guard auxiliary; w w m Francis F. Quittner
& William Barnett Spivak. © Sept. 30, 1942; E
pub. 110306; United States coast guard auxiliary
for the 11th naval district, Los Angeles. 51172
Cocoroc6é; corrido, letra y m Nicanor Molinare;
pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for.67803; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 51173
Co-eds on parade; march, K. L. King; band pts.
© Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 109854; K. L. King music
house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 51174
Coffee-rationing blues; song. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942;
E unp. 319384; John H. Elmer,Santa Monica, Calif.
51175
Collect that scrap metal; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 318280; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
51176
Come all ye men; w& melody. © 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E- unp. 318532; Nedra Alexander Minnick, Old
Lyme, Conn. 51177
Come along with me; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud,
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319589; Pearl J. Wentzell, Monroesville, N. J.
51178
Come and sing of Jesus; hymn, m Robert Harkness
© Nov. 9, 1942; E pub, 110019; Nancy H. Griffin,
Monterey Park, Calif. 51179
Come back my love; w & melody Lloyd Nathan &
E. Sharpe. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319005;
Eugene Sharpe, Fort Amador, Canal Zone. 51180
Come back to me, my darling; w Hester [i.e. M. H.]
Bailey, m Gordon R. Woodford. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319863; Martha Hester Bailey, Mc-
Curtain, Okl. 51181
Come in quickly; from Keeper of the flame, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318454; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51182
Come on Americans; m Mattie Wood; pf., with w.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317880; Clifton
Wood, Ardmore, OKI, 51183
Come on Joe; w Til De Palma, m Mil [i. e. Emilio]
De Palma. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318117;
Emilio De Palma, Philadelphia. 51184
Come on, let’s volunteer;w & melody Clyde Warren
Choate. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318715; May
V. Choate, Pecan Island, La. 51185
Come on, pinto, let’s go; w & m Texas Jim Robert-
son & Mack Kay. © Jan, 4, 1943; E pub. 110458;
Harvest songs co., New York. 51186
Come on you Yankees; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 319342; Neil C. Cotter, Painted
Post, N. Y. 51187
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Come take a trip with me on a Greyhound bus; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 318242; Wil-
liam Bennett Halliwell, Springville, N. Y. 51188
Come what may, can’t help loving you; w Dot [i. e.
Dorothea] Stalks, m E. Terry. © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319425; Edlin Terry & Dorothea
Stalks, Newark, N. J. 51189
Come with me tonight, my love; song. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318753; Grace Louise Bosworth,
St. Joseph, Mo. 51190
Commando engineers; w H. Murray, m R. Mast.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 318856; Harry Murray
& Robert Mast, Santa Rosa, Calif. 51191
Community swing; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942, E
unp. 320013; Ivan K. Milbourn, Utica, Neb.
51192
Como Mexico no hay dos; letra y m Pepe Guizar;
pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67745; Promotora
Hispano Americana de musica, s. a. , Mexico, D. F.
51193
Como se baila el son; son-montuno, letra ym F.
Fernandez y G. Rodriguez Fiffe; pf. © Oct. 30,
1942; E for. 67733; Peer internatl. corp., New
York. 51194
Company thirty-eight; song, melody Helen F.
Bleecker. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319200;
John S. Hall, Manhattan Beach, N. Y. 51195
Comprende tu; bolero biguine, letra y m Margarita
Lecuona; pf. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for. 67853; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 51196
Concert piece; by Joseph Wagner; B flat clarinet,
with pf. acc. © Dec. 18, 1942; E pub. 110272;
Boosey & Hawkes, inc., New York. 51197
Concertino; by Carlton Cooley; viola & pf. © May
5, 1942; E pub. 110396; Abram Dimitrovsky, d. b.
a. Dimit edition, New York. 51198
Concerto in F; by George Gershwin, arr. & ed. F.
Campbell-Watson; miniature orch. sc. © Dec.
1, 1942; E pub. 109676; Harms, inc., New York.
51199
Conchita, my Conchita; song. ©1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319278; Everett T. Hight, Oklahoma City.
51200
Conflict; w & melody. ©.1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319283; Marie Louise Helehan, Butte, Mont.
51201
Connecticut salute; w & m Ted [i. e. A. E.] Olsen,
arr. E. Rhey Garrison. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 317935; A. Estella Olsen, Botsford, Conn. F
51202
Console me; w & melody. © ic. Jan. 6, 1943;E
unp. 319952; Paul Anthony Germano, Lawrence,
Mass. 51203
Convoy at sea; from Cargo of innocence, by Lennie
Hayton. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317948;
Loew s, inc., New York. 51204
51223
Convoy reaches port; from Cargo of innocence, by
Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317957; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51205
Cor Jesu sacratissimum; , liturgical w, m Cyr De
Brant; women’s or men’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 30,
1942; E pub. 109668; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
51206
Coronita (La); Spanish bolero, Pietro Frosini;
accordion. © Dec. 16, 1942; E pub. 109975;
Accordion music pub, co., New York. 51207
Corporal McGee, of Company C; w & m Ted Moore
[pseud. of T. M. Rice] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 317728; Theodora Moore Rice, Richmond.
51208
Corregidor shall be free; song, m adapted from
Georges Bizet’s Carmen, by R. H. [pseud. of
Arthur H. Ryder] © Nov. 17, 1942; E pub. 110083;
Frank A. Jasset, Newton, Mass. 51209
Could I; w & m Andrée [i. e. M. A.] Crehan. Ol
c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 319796; Margaret Andrée
Crehan, Altadena, Calif. 51210
Counting the stars; w & m Stephen Pilus & Ralph
Scott. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942: E unp. 319398; Top
music publishers, inc., New York. 51211
Countries of the Empire; song, arr. P. Spoelstra.
© 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 317995; Edna Ford
Parker, Winona, Ont., Canada. 51212
Cow-cowboogie; w & m Don Raye, Gene De Paul &
Benny Carter. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109866;
Leeds music corp., New York. 51213
Cranesque; from Swing’s the thing, by Milton Rosen;
pf. conductor. © 1 c.Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319075;
Universal music corp., New York. 51214
Crazy Johnny; w Elizabeth Moore, m Robert Olson.
1. Mixed voices. - 2. 3-pt. treble voices. - 3. 2-pt.
treble voices. © Dec. 21, 1942; E pub. 110242-
110244; Edward B. Marks music corp., New York.
51215-51217
Creation (The); song, arr. Mario Agnolucci. © 1
c. May 6, 1942; E unp. 319236; Walter Max Kraus,
New York. 51218
Creed of the ranger corps; song. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 319115; Leland Hobart Floyd, Union
Beach, N. J. 51219
Crowell’s geyser; from Sin Town, by H. J. Salter;
conductor. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319070;
Universal music corp., New York. 51220
Cuddle up; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E
unp. 317936; William Benson Richter, Philadelphia,
51221
Dad; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard, © 1
c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319153, Edna Pittman,
Pearl River, La. 51222
Daddy will be back some day; pf., withw. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318647; S.J. Mauer, Cedar
Falls, Ia. 51223
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Daddy’s letter, signed Your loving son; w Tot Sey-
mour, m Vee Lawnhurst. © Nov. 27,1942; E pub.
109704; Irving Berling, inc., New York. 51224
Daffodil; song suite. pt. 2. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942:
E unp. 318435; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los
Angeles. 591225
Dance, love, dance; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319581; Darlene Vargason, Liberty, Kan.
Dance of romance; song. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109926; Maude J. Mitchell, Wamego, Kan. 51227
Dance of the rag doll; pf. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 319670; Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh.
51228
Dancing in the snow; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318418; Violet May Carlson
Celoron, N. Y. 51229
Danger, men blasting; by Stan Kenton; pf. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318609; Robbins music
corp., New York. 51230
Darlin’ mine; w & melody C. J. Yearwood & George
Linton Yearwood. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318482; Charles John Yearwood, Brooklyn.
51231
Darling; song. © 1 c. Dec. 21,1942; E unp. 318723;
Joe Louis Easton, jr., Columbus, O. 51232
Darling Nellie Gray; by Benjamin Russell Hardy,
arr. R. H. ‘Noeltner; guit., with pf. acc. © Dec.
7, 1942: E pub. 109984; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 51233
Darling of mine; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319117; Benjamin Cautelli, Toronto.
51234
Darling, won’t you come back to me; song. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1942; E unp. 319917; Diane Sorter, Los
Angeles. 51235
Dawn’s first beam; song. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub.
109837; Ruth Lillian Sparks Stricker, Mansfield,
O. 51236
Day of vengeance; w & melody. [Yiddish text only}
(fops 73D kz YI) «© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319820; Lipa Feingold, New York. 51237
Day you rejected my love; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319294; Anthony Carrillo, Denver. 51238
Day you went away; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318137; Tommy Howell & Lee Howell,
Waco, Tex. 51239
Day your song book came; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319230; Mary
Strine, Capitol Heights, Md. 51240
Daydream waltz; w & m Heather Tweed. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319029; June Trobaugh Fernim,
Chicago. 51241
Days of ’49; by Gladys W. Fisher; Brass sextet sc.
& pts. © Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 110040; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 51242
51226
Dear dad; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318732; Daisy York, Jonesboro,
Ark, 51243
Dear Linda; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E
unp. 318762; Winifred May Renworth, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 51244
Dear Old Glory; song, arr. Lindsay McPhail. © 1
c, Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319830; F. Clayton Meserve,
North Andover, Mass. 51245
Dear Santa; w & melody Blanche I, Davis [pseud. of
B. D. Cuthbert] © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp,
317996; Blanche D. Cuthbert, East Rochester, N. Y.
. 51246
Deep blue night; song. © 1c. Dec. 30,1942; E unp.
319376; Katharine Dean Jones, Barberton, O.
51247
Deep is my love for you; w & m Kaywest [pseud. of
K. V. West] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318679;
Kathryn Veronica West, Chicago. 51248
Deep South; by Velma A. Russell; pf. © Dec. 30,
1942; E pub. 110451; Shattinger piano & music co.,
St. Louis. 51249
Deep within my heart; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318250; Clara Mae Lieberman, New
York, 51250
Democracy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E
unp. 318672; Max Heller, Philadelphia. 51251
Desert; w D. Weinberg, melody P. J. Fuchs. © 1
c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319678; Peter J. Fuchs
& Dorothy Weinberg, New York. 51252
Desgracia; bolero, letra y m Carlos Martinez Gil
y Pablo Martinez Gil; pf. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for.
67742; Promotora Hispano Americana de musica,
s. a., Mexico, D. F. 51253
Destroyer joins convoy; from Cargo of innocence,
by Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317945; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51254
Destroyer puts to sea; from Cargo of innocence, by
.Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317949; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51255
Devuelveme el corazon; bolero, letra AlvaroSuarez,
m Ernesto Lecuona; pf. © Dec. 11, 1942; E for.
67831; Candido G. Galdo, Havana. 51256
Dewi Sant (Saint David); cantata, w T. Gwynn Jones,
mW. S. Gwynn Williams. © Aug. 13, 1942; E for.
67779; Gwynn pub. co., Llangollen, North Wales.
51257
Did you ever break my heart; song. © 1 c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318553; Kathern Whitmore Phillips,
Brenham, Tex. 51258
Di-dah song; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec, 11, 1942;
E unp. 318858; Hal D. Dellinger, Madison, Wis.
51259
Did’ja lie to me Julie in July; w Helen Evans, m
Chuck Evans & Rex Irving. © Dec. 11, 1942; E
pub. 109829; Luz bros. music publishers, inc.,
New York. 51260
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no. 12, 1942
51297
Dilly-Dally Sally; w & melody Katye Saintclaire.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319965; Katie St. Clair
Clark, Tampa, Fla. 51261
Dim-out (The) on my heart; song, m Mietje Katrina
van Joewndt. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318149;
Elnora Daisy Ashby, Inglewood, Calif. 51262
Dinah from Dixie; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 319508; Ida Hambrock, Toledo. 51263
Dit-dit-dah; song, m Wally Guthrie. © 1 c. Dec.
26, 1942; E unp. 319097; Jean Pendleton Sheldon,
Bend, Or. 51264
Do we have to say good-bye; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319154; Belle George, South Akron, O. 51265
Do you love me; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319585;
Mary B. Varner, Johnstown, Pa. 51266
Do your part, put your heart in O-C-D; w & melody.
©1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319101; Samuel
Alfred Masselle, Marlboro, N. Y.. 51267
Does someone else have your heart; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp.
319404; Helen Hauer, Latrobe, Pa. 51268
Doing our bit; song, arr. Edward Hatrack. © 1c.
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319149; Charlotte Smythe
Beach, Trenton, N. J. 51269
°
——w & melody Billy [i.e. W.] Bronson. © 1c.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 318020; William Bronson,
Boston. = 51270
Domovina majko moja mila; w & melody Frank
Karal. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 110006; Balkan
music co., Chicago. 51271
Donde estan mis cinco hijos; cancion. © Sept. 15,
1942; E pub. 109629; Arturo Somohano, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 51272
Don’t be a slacker; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319155;
Dorothy Kalkbrenner, McKeesport, Pa. 51273
Don’t be in a hurry when you say goodbye; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318038; Pearl] Atkins, Keno, Or.
51274
Don’t cry, baby; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318168; Evelyn Kramer, New York. 51275
Don’t cry, sweetheart; fox-trot, w & m Remus
Harris, Irving Melsher & Russ Morgan, arr. Jack
Mason; orch. pts. © June 15, 1942; E pub. 109623;
Glenmore music, inc., Chicago. 51276
Don’t defile the U.S. A.; song, melody M. C. Sax.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318184; Charlie
Malis, Fallon, Nev. 51277
Don’t forget it; w & melody Tad Dameron. © ic.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318290; New era music corp.,
New York. 51278
Don’t forget Pearl Harbor; w & melody. ©1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318673; Max Heller, Phila-
delphia. 51279
514570 O - 43 - 2
Don’t give up the ship; from Famous historical
sayings in song, by Ernie Burnett; pf. treble.
© 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318773; Ernie
Burnett, ltd., New York. 51280
Don’t keep two hearts apart; pf. treble, withw. ©
1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318537; Mildred J.
Dillinger, Malverne, L. I., N. Y. 51281
Don’t laugh at Mr. Cupid; song, melody Noel Bear.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319659; Solomon N.
Beton, Montgomery, Ala. 51282
Don’t look now; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319439; Audrey Lorraine Cregier, Evans-
ton, Ill. 51283
Don’t make me wait any longer; song, m Percy
Orville Stadler. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318359;
Oscar F. Stadler, sr., Millville, N. J. 51284
Don’t mind your mind; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.14,
1942; E unp. 318140; Jeanne Shugerman, Gadsden,
Ala. 51285
Don’t play havoc with my heart, soldier boy; song,
m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © ic.
Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319586; Corrinne V. Strack,
Burlington, Ia. 51286
Don’t say aloha to the islands; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319729; Lucille Thompson,
Seymour, Ind. 51287
Don’t sell my heart; song. © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 319335; Homer Stevens Westbrook, Jeffer-
son, Tex. 51288
Don’t shoot till you see the white of their eyes; from
Famous historical sayings in song, by Ernie Bur-
nett, ltd., New York. 51289
Don’t sing that song; w &m Pat [i.e. W. P.] Murphy.
© Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109933; Walter P. Murphy,
Ridgway, Pa. 51290
Don’t worry ’bout me; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Jan 1, 1943; E unp.
319604; Winona Gibbs, White Hall, Md. 51291
Don’t worry "bout nothing; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp. 319912; George Bell, Martin Waters
& Pe Wee Marquette, New York. 51292
Don’t worry, sweetheart; w Roslyn Kaye, & melody.
© 1 c.Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319323; Doris Drucker,
Annandale, N. J. 51293
Don’t you cry for me; w Nelson Shawn, m Edward
Ross [pseud, of Milton Samuels] © Dec. 24, 1942;
E pub, 110373; Miller music, inc., New York.
51294
Don’t you cry for me, I’m not worth it; w Nelson
Shawn, m Edward Ross [pseud. of Milton Samuels];
pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1942: E unp. 318382;
Robbins music corp., New York. 51295
Don’t you cry mother dear: song. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319413; Elmer S. Jaquay, Pittsburgh.
51296
Don’t you forget that I love you; w J. Fesko, jr.,
melody M. P. Hilko. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E ump.
319947; John Fesko, jr. & Michael P. Hilko,
Garfield, N. J. 51297
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Don’t you remember; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 31,
1942: E unp. 319516; Stanley Eugene Strout, South
Portland, Me. 51298
Doodling along; mR. W. Swanson & Louis Rosen-
berger; pf., withw. © 1c, Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317937; Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis. 51299
Doris; w Danny [i. e. D. C.] Rasmussen, melody
L. Adler. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318941;
Daniel C. Rasmussen, Huntley, Ill. & Louis Adler,
Mt. Morris, Mich. 51300
Dorsette; from Chasin’ the blues, by Milton Rosen;
conductor. © 1 ¢. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319078;
Universal music corp., New York. 51301
Dos mentiras; bolero, letra y m Carlos Martinez
Gil y Pablo Martinez Gil, arr. Hernan Molina;
ptes. d’org. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for. 67843; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de musica, s. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 51302
Dot, dot, dot, dash; song. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E
unp. 318555; Allan Oliver Bagrud, San Bernardino,
Calif. 51303
—song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319527;
Mortimer Singer, Highland Park, Ill. 51304
Doughboy with a message; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
12, 1942; E unp. 318021; Duke Morgan & Walter
Rossi, Philadelphia. 51305
Doughboys on the march; song, w Clement Tamraz.
© Oct. 12, 1942; E pub. 109834; Edward Rossi,
New York. 51306
Dove; by Frank Loewenstein; melody, with pf. acc.
© Dec. 20, 1941; E pub. 110133; Loewenstein
music co., Keokuk, Ia. 51307
Down an unknown road; w & melody. © 1c. Jan, 4,
1943; E unp. 319809; Michael J. Peterson, Balti-
more. 51308
Down in the deep blue South; song, melody Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317903; CharlesR. Jones, Verbena,
Ala. 51309
Down Memory Lane; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318081;
Bernadette Mudd, Springfield, Ky. 51310
Down near Tulagi; song, melody Al [i. e. E. J.] Head
& H. Gallagher. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp,
319910; Hugh Gallagher, San Francisco, 51311
Down on Quoddy Bay; song. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109927; Ruth B. Hood, Lubec, Me. 51312
Down Pearl Harbor way; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©.1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp, 319587; W. D. Moats, Waynesboro, Pa.
51313
Dragon; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp,
319050; August J. Reinard, Stanwood, V’ash.
51314
Dream (The); pf., with w. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E
unp, 319862; Yves Anne Marie Gauthier, Hollis,
Lots iN. Y. 51315
1880
Dream at midnight; song. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319567; Bobby Terry, Atlanta. 51316
Dream awhile; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319201; Emilda Danzinger,
Lockland, O. 51317
Dream of home; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E xnp. 318178; Edward Stanley Ravick, Pitts-
burgh. 51318
Dream of love; w Tom Waring, mfrom Liebestraume
no. 3, by Franz Liszt, arr. Charles Henderson,
ed. Roy Ringwald; men’s voices, with optional
girls’ trio. © Jan. 29,1940; E pub. 109804; Words
& music, inc., New York, 51319
——(Suefic de amor); song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942;
E unp. 319453; Guadalupe Salinas, Pharr, Tex.
51320
Dream of my heart; song, melody Ronald Buck, ©
1 c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319713; Charles O. Thiesse,
Palatine Bridge, N. Y. 51321
Dream pocket blues; song. © 1 c. Jan. 4, 1943; E
unp. 319753; Pauline Smith, Houston. 51322
Dream with me; song. © 1c. Dec. 16,1942; E unp.
318409: James Francis Mooney, New York. 51323
Dreamer of dreams; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1943: E unp. 319976; Martha Wellington, New York.
51324
Breamer’s dream; song, mStephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319579;
john Bava, Davis, W. Va. 51325
Dreaming; w & melody. © lc. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319724; Doris E. Murdock, Wilson, Kan. 51326
—w & melody Benny Mann [pseud. of E. M. Cox]
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1942; E unp. 318063; Evelyn’ M.
Cox, Tampa, Fla. 51327
Dreaming my darling of you; w & melody, © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942: E unp. 318164; MikeSanders, Brook-
lyn. 51328
Dreaming of Lover’s Lane; w & melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318649; Mabel A. Pryll,
Chicago. 51329
Dreamland; song, melody Robert N. Schanzer. ©
1c, Dec. 14, 1942; E unp, 318171; Harry Behar,
New York. 51330
Dreams of freedom; song, arr. Belle Schrag. ©
Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109977; Lynn Enos, Aberdeen,
Wash. 51331
Dreams shattered dreams; song, melody Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Dec. 10,1942;
E unp. 317904; G. L. Davidson, Tipp City, O.
51332
Driftin’ along the moonlight trail; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319293; Alice Bowman, Argonne, Wis.
51333
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
Drifting down the isle [?] of dreams; w & melody.
©1c.Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318974; Lewis Gross-
man, New York. 51334
Drink to me only with thine eyes; traditional air,
arr. R. H. Noeltner; organ. © Dec. 7, 1942; E
pub. 109985; T. B. Harms co., New York. 51335
Dry bones; melody JoeMcCoy. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318077; State street music pub. co., Chicago.
51336
Dude ranch; w & melody Hal [i. e. H. J.] Turner, jr.
© ic. Dec, 21, 1942; E unp. 318740; Harold
Joseph Turner, jr., Teaneck, N. J. 51337
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp.
51338
Dust storm; pf.
318885; Margo Burke, New York.
Dusting the milky way; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318835; Pearl Hughes, Salinas, Calif. 51339
Dutch girl dances; by Leo Ascher; pf. © Nov. 23,
1942; E pub. 110078; Edward Schuberth & co.,
inc., New York. 51340
Duty calls, mother of mine; song, melody Roland
Pagni. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319234;
Georgina Pagni, San Francisco. 51341
Duty has called you my darling; song. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317748; George H. Bryant, Rush
Springs, Okl. 51342
Dwy gan genedlaethol Cymreig (Two Welsh national
songs); w T. Gwynn Jones &G, J. W., m arr. W.
S. Gwynn Williams; with descants. © Aug. 13,
1942; E for. 67773; Gwynn pub. co., Llangollen,
North Wales. 51343
Eager beaver; by Stan Kenton, pf. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318610; Robbins music corp., New
York. 51344
Eagle over Old Glory; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1943; E unp. 319715; Fillmore Summerfield,
Chicago. 51345
Early one morning; English folksong, m 17th cen-
tury tune, arr, Noble Cain; mixed cho. © Dec.
11, 1942; E pub. 109886; Oliver Ditson co., Phila-
delphia. 51346
Easin’ the beat; w Carol Scott, & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318738; Harry Burkes, New
York. 51347
Easy guitar course. © Nov. 1, 1942; AA 416426;
Hilding Rudolph Rodenius, Duluth. 51348
Ecce panis angelorum; by Th. Dubois, arr. Edw.
Grey; 2-pt. treble voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30,
1942; E pub. 109793; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 51349
Echoes of love; arr. Jean Walz; pf., withw. © lc.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318876; William Mark Mu-
chow, Chicago. 51350
Eight bells, and all is well; w Edwin S. Hill & Jack
Garrett, m Don George & Johnny Noble. © Nov.
27, 1942; E pub. 109883; Miller music, inc., New
York. 51351
51369
Eighteen draft; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942,
E unp. 318927; Thomas Francis Trent, Straw-
berry Plains, Tenn. 51352
Eileen; song, m Glen Raymond. ©1c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319364; Wilfred Mickeal Hemmen,
Springfield, Minn. 51353
Eisenhower and his jitterbugs; song. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318112; Helen M. Nelson, Drexel,
Mo. 51354
Elementary scale and technic studies; by John F.
Carre; pf. ©Dec. 10,1942; E pub. 110055; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 51355
Emblem of hope; w R. Almira Nelson; pf. treble.
© le. Dec. 24, 1942, E unp. 319042, Henrietta A.
Dolquest, Pittsburgh. 51356
Emitte spiritum Tuum; by Fr. Jos. Schuetky, arr.
Nino Borucchia; 2-pt. treble voices; organ acc.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109795; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 51357
Empire march; by Montague F. Phillips, op. 68;
organ. © Dec. 28, 1942; E for. 67840, Novello &
co., ltd., London. 51358
Empty; w Jack Roll & Lois Sheridan, melody J. Roll.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318546, Lehman S.
Roll, Atlanta. 51359
Empty arms; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943, E unp.
319607; Nellie I. Malone, Cashion, Okl. 51360
Enchanted waltz; w & melody. ©1c.Dec.12, 1942,
E unp. 318015; Murray J. Lind, Chicago. 51361
End of day; by Frank Heffer; organ. © Nov. 27,
1942; E pub. 110077; Edward Schuberth & co.,
inc., New York. 51362
End (An) piece; w Ford Madox Hueffer, m H. K.
Andrews. © Nov. 19, 1942, E for. 67770; Oxford
univ. press, London. 51363
Engineer's song, from Top sergeant, w Don Brown,
m arr, Max Rapp. © Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 109899;
Universal music corp., New York. 51364
Es mejor perdonar; tango, letra José Maria Con-
tursi, m Pedro Blanco Laurenz; pf. © Mar. 15,
1942; E for. 67794; Editorial Julio Korn, Buenos
Aires. 51365
Escaped; from Reunion, by Franz Waxman. © 1c.
Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317126; Loew's, inc., New
York.. : 51366
Esclavotriste; lamento-afro, letra y m Pedro Pérez;
pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for. 67812; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 51367
Estan(La) dando; corrido, letra y m Atilio Carbone,
pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for. 67804; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 51368
Estrella; valse, Roger Smith, trombone or bar.
solo, with pf. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109667,
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 51369
1881
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
51370 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Estrellita; by Manuel M. Ponce, arr. Nannette [i. e.
Y. N.] Bryson Black; harp or pf. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1942; E unp. 319760; Yvonne Nannette Bryson
Black, Los Angeles. 51370
Eternal peace; w Anne Wilson, m Blanche I. Davis
[pseud. of B. D. Cuthbert] © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318101; Blanche D. Cuthbert, East Roches-
ter, N. Y. 51371
Etude no. 6; theme with variations, Paganini-Liszt,
arr. Alexander Siloti; pf. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub.
109666; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 51372
Even though it’s springtime; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319648; James Seabury
McClave & Wilson Nas Gilliat, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 51373
Even-time; song. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 318428;
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 51374
Evenin’ prayer; negro spiritual, w & melody Maile
[i. e. Ella] Blackwell. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp.
319853; Ella Blackwell, New York. 51375
Evening prayer; w Lily C. Riser, m Nellie Test,
arr. Bernard Fitzgerald; mixed cho. © Nov. 19,
1942; E pub. 109665; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 51376
Every little bit; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319144; Willard Franklin Scott, Fresno, Calif.
51377
Everybody wants a hero now; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 28,-1942; E unp,. 319219;
Jack B. Mogren, Whitesboro, N. Y. 51378
Everyone must have a friend; pf., withw. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319104; Cecile Donnelly,
St. Louis. 51379
Everything is rationed but love; w &m Bili[i.e.
M. W.]| Goodman, arr. Basil Sadler. © 1c. Dec.
29, 1942: E unp. 319291; Martin William Good-
man, Baltimore. 51380
Everywhere; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
319667; Florence Mae Leffingwell, Portland, Or.
51381
Everywhere I go; song, m Mary Gaiser. © Dec. 14,
1942; E pub. 109856; William Harmon Gaiser,
Cincinnati. 51382
Ev ry time I look at you; song. © 1 c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 318321; Jepthia Hugh Pitts, Bergen-
field, N. J. 51383
Ev rything you need to know; w R. Craig, melody
D. Ahistrand. © 1c. Jan, 1, 1943; E unp. 319546;
Ruth Craig & David Ahlstrand, Olympia, Wash.
51384
Ev rywhere; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318138; Tommy Howell & Lee Howell,
Waco, Tex. 51385
——w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E ump.
318249; Edmund A. Thiem, Lansing, Mich. 51386
Excerpts Cesar Franck symphony; arr. D. Lieber-
feld; pf. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109995; T. B.
Harms co., New York. 51387
Expressive eyes; w A. E. Kilhefner, melody Bill
[i. e. W. A.] Dias. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319490; Aibert Edward Kilhefner & William
Akamuhou Dias, Honolulu. 51388
Ezekiel’s wheel; hymn, arr. Virginia Davis. © Dec.
5, 1942; E pub. 109811; Eugene George Hamilton,
Philadelphia. 51389
Face at the window; song. © Dec. 2, 1942; E pub.
109697; Margaret Smythe Mitchell, Los Angeles.
51390
Fain would I suffer; w Oswald J. Smith, m B. D.
Ackley; pf. © Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109902; Rode-
heaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 51391
Fair Canada, our country; song. © Feb. 28, 1941;
E for. 67784; Irvin Cooper, Montreal. 51392
Fairy dance; by Matilda Eidt; pf. © Dec. 14, 1942;
E pub. 110034; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
51393
Fairy tale; pf. ©1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319672;
Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh. 51394
Faith; hymn. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318425;
Waldo Herbert Moreau, Cleveland. 51395
Faith of the army air force; w &mJ. W. Ehrle &
M. H. Cleary. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 110000;
Robbins music corp., New York. 51396
Fall in, fall out; by Paul J. Smith; pf. conductor. ©
1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319328; Walt Disney
productions, Burbank, Calif. 51397
Fall infor victory; song, w William King Shipman,
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319818; Ted Lionel
Weaver, Salt Lake City. 51398
Fantasia; danza; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E
unp. 319880; Joseph Lo Duca, San Francisco.
51399
——op. 25; violoncello & pf.; in G min. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp. 319925; David Chigrinsky, New
York. 51400
Fantasia impromptu; by F. Chopin, arr. R. H.
Noeltner & R. W. Leibert; organ. © Dec. 7, 1942;
E pub. 109992; T. B. Harms co., New York.
51401
Fantisetto; melody Alec Wilder. © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319470 Regent music corp., New
York. 51402
Far away; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 319238; Howard Reber, Benton Harbor, Mich.
51403
Far away long ago; Christmas song. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1942: E unp. 319146; Lorene Ringling Cowgill,
Madison, Wis. 51404
Far from my home sweet home, w & melody. © 1
c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319722; Eliot N. Bidwell,
West Hartford, Conn. 51405
Far-off hills, w Pearle R. Casey,m Edwyl Redding;
low voice. © Dec. 4, 1942, E pub. 109720; Wesley
Webster, Lomita Park, Calif. 51406
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942 51444
Farewell, Maria; song, w S. Johannessen. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318130; Sunshine Johannessen
& Alfred Hillmann, New York. 51407
Farewell, sweetheart; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318829; William Anderson, North Adams, Mass.
51408
Fascinatin’ swing; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe;
pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319136;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 51409
Fascinating; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. ©1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319135;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 51410
Fat meat is good meat; w & m Irene Higginbotham.
© Dec. 30, 1942; E pub. 110295; Beacon music
co., Joe Davis, owner, New York. 51411
Fathers yesterday, sons today; song, m Helen
Martin Rhodes. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp.
318895; Henry Oliver Evans, Renton, Wash.
51412
Feria (La) de las flores; letra y m Chucho Monge.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67741; Promotora His-
pano Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
51413
56 progressive duets for individuals and classes;
arr. Clifford Lillya & Irving Tallmadge. 1.
Percussion. - 2: Pf. acc. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109960, 109961; Belwin, inc., New York.
51414, 51415
50 swing phrases for piano; by Sammy Prager,
compiled & ed. Hathaway. © Nov. 30, 1942; E
pub. 109654; Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inc., New
York. 51416
50 swing phrases for violin; by Al Duffy, compiled
& ed. Hathaway. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109653;
Bregman, Vocco & Conn, inc., New York. 51417
52 masterpiecesfor violin &piano; arr. Roger Halle.
© Dec. 22, 1942; E pub. 110241; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 51418
Fight, boys, fight; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319738;
Joseph Salzburg, Mayfield, Pa. 51419
Fight on America; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp, 319300;
Carl L. McCauley, Okmulgee, Okl. 51420
Fight on you son of a Yank; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318742; Clifford John Holdren,
Charleston, W. Va. 51421
Fight the good fight; song, m Noel Bear. © Dec.
15, 1942; E pub. 110016; Tom Pierce, jr., Haddon-
field, N. J. 51422
Fight while you fly; w & melody M. L. Reach &
Bertha C. Simmons. © 1c. June 9, 1942; E unp.
317877; Martha L. Reach, Chalmette, La. 51423
Fighting man; song. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109754;
Ruth Deutsch, New York. 51424
Fighting marines; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319369; Edgar Thomas Moret, New
Orleans. 51425
Fighting sons of the U. S. A.; song, arr. Walter
Seim. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942, E unp. 318878; James
Francis Kiely, St. Louis. 51426
Fighting sons of Uncle Sam; song. © 1c. Jan. 5,
1943; E unp. 319861; Louis W. Bleser, Lynbrook,
t. ha Ns ¥. 51427
—— ——m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee]
©1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318832; Walter
Schmeckenbecher, Barling, Ark. 51428
Fighting Yanks, w & m Harry Sternfeld, arr. Henri
Elkan. 1, Women’s 3-pt. voices. - 2. Mixed
voices. © Oct. 8, 1942; E pub. 109835, 109836;
Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia, 51429, 51430
Finnish folk-songs; arr. Clara Stockers; sop. &
alto or ten. recorders. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub.
109767; E. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
51431
Fire (The); from Keeper of the flame, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318465;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 51432
Fire dance; melody Bobby Sherwood. © 1c. Nov.
10, 1942; E unp. 318385; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 51433
First lights on piano-playing; By Tobias Matthay.
© Dec. 18, 1942; E for. 67828; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 51434
First (The) ride; from Keeper of the flame, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318463; Loew s, inc., New York. 51435
Fishy deal; from Sin Town, by H. J. Salter; con-
ductor. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319069;
Universal music corp., New York. 51436
Five more minutes; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319139; Arthur Allen Henrikson, Randolph
Field, Tex. 51437
Flag above Corregidor; song, w Walter Spiva. ©
Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109648; Ella Mae Ricker,
Dallas. 51438
Flag of freedom; march, Stanford King; pf. © Dec.
14, 1942; E pub. 110029; Boston music co., Boston.
51439
——w W.E. Bement, m R. Fisher. ©1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318758; Wells E. Bement, Silver
Spring, Md. & Ruth Fisher, Takoma Park, Md.
51440
Flag of our nation; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319222: EllaB. Richards,
McGregor, Ia. 51441
Flag that fliesfor all; w Frederic Mercer, m Charles
Grayson; mixedcho. © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub. 109740;
Neil A. Kjos music co., Chicago. 51442
Fleet’s in; pf. treble, with w. ©1c. Dec. 23, 1942;
E unp. 318933; Eugene J. Urgo, Brooklyn. 51443
Floree; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 318445;
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 51444
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51445
Flower of China; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 18,
1942; E unp. 318523; Nils Olson, Southampton,
No Ye 51445
Flower of my heart; song, m Edward Stanton [pseud.
of Benno Sachs] © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub, 109686;
Clifford Brooks, Lynn, Mass. 51446
Fly on to victory; song, m Ray Hibbeler. © Dec.
7, 1942: E pub. 109808; Joseph P. Prazak, Berwyn,
Il. 51447
Flying fortress; violin-conductor. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318285; Carl E. Anderson, Chatham,
Mass. 51448
Flying jalopy; by Paul J. Smith; pf. conductor. © 1
c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319329; Walt Disney
productions, Burbank, Calif. 51449
Follow the Flag; w Jennie Lee [pseud. of Jennie
Chapman], melody Theodore Witmark. © 1 c.
Dec. 24, 1942: E unp. 319036; Jennie Chapman,
Berkley, Mich. 51450
Foolish heart; song. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
318575; Janet Elaine Carino, Bowling Green, O.
51451
For ever so long; song, w Lois W. Carlson & C. H.
Fish. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318805;
Charles Herbert Fish, Burbank, Calif. 51452
For freedom we call; march song, m Siegfried
Landau. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319000;
Frieda Chesir, Brooklyn. 51453
For God, my country, and you; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 319915; Lela Davies Grune-
wald, Bothell, Wash, 51454
For good old Illinois; w & m Vernon F. Stevens. ©
Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 110064; Allen intercollegiate
music, inc., New York. 51455
For our liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,1942;
E unp. 318067; James Joseph Barry, South Williams-
port, Pa. 51456
For the good old U. S. A.; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318730;
Florence A. Snyder, Fort Knox, Ky. 51457
For the love of U. S. A.; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319309; Vaughn I. Rickert, Chicago. 51458
For Uncle Sam and you; song. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318743; Leon Cooper, Cleveland. 51459
For we love our country; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
22, 1942; E unp. 318777; Allen MacCormack,
Detroit. 51460
For you and me; song. © 1 c. Dec. 31,1942; E unp.
319539; Robert Garrett Bailey, Lewiston, Id.
51461
Forever yours; pf. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318110; William Paterson Lees, Spokane. 51462
Forgotten; by Eugene Cowles, arr. Henry Levine;
pf. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109802; Oliver Ditson
co., Philadelphia, 51463
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Forrest house; from Keeper of theflame, by Bronis-
law Kaper. © lc. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318472;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 51464
Forrest’s legend; from Keeper of the flame, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318471; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51465
Forty below; w & melody Harold Grant. © Dec. 15,
1942; E pub. 110050; Colonial music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 51466
Forward march; song, m Robert VanSickle. © 1c,
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319505; James Andrew White,
Marysville, Wash. 51467
France,
Bronislaw Kaper.
318457; Loew’s, inc., New York.
Poland; from Keeper of the flame, by
© 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
51468
Free men must fight again; song, arr. Doc Devine.
© 1c. Dec, 16, 1942; E unp. 318481; Pat Fitz-
patrick, Washington. 51469
Freedom calls; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1c.
Dec. 28,1942; E unp. 319221; Lucy Cooper James,
Birmingham, Ala. 51470
Freedom song; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 318861; Manuel E. Gonzalez, San Antonio.
51471
Freedom’s call; w & m Elektra Allison. © Sept.
12, 1942; E pub, 109843; Elektrann music pub.
co., New York. 51472
Freedom’s drums; march song, w Herbert Living-
ston Satterlee. © Dec. 11, 1942; E pub. 110046;
Jennie Prince Black, New York. 51473
Freedom’s march; w Z. Epstein, melody L. Gaynor.
© ic. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp, 318999; Z. Epstein
& Lea Gaynor, New York. 51474
Freedom’s prize; song, melody Eddie Keenan, ©
1 c. Dec, 14, 1942; E unp. 317990; Anna J. Walsh,
McCook, Neb. 51475
Freedom’s song; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E
unp. 313135; Dan Burley & Frances Kraft Reck-
ling, New York. 51476
From Chungking to Frisco; w K. Adams, m 5,
Morgenstern. © 1 c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp.
318934; Kent Adams & Sam Morgenstern, New
York. 51477
From over-here to over-there; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318419; Frances
Gilmour Stone, Hollywood, Calif. 51478
From the steppes; by Carl Weber; ist violin. ©
1 c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318493; Emil Ascher,
inc., New York, 51479
From this day forward; song, sc. Arthur Nokes. ©
1 c. Dec, 18, 1942; E unp. 319347; Jack Pyle,
Norfolk, Va. 51480
From this day on; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 18,
1942; E unp. 318594; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Ill. 51481
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942 51514
Fughetta; by John Gart; pf. accordion. © Feb. 13,
1942; E pub. 109757; Solo music publications,
inc., New York. 51482
Funiculi-funicula; by L. Denza,arr.R. H. Noeltner;
organ. © Dec. 17, 1942; E pub. 109986; T.B.
Harms co., New York. 51483
Funny little hop toad; w & m Louise E. Stairs; pf.
© Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109685; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 51484
G. I. Jim; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp.
319961; Paula Rosenblum, Pelham Manor, N. Y.
51485
Gal with the green eyes; song, m Martyn Snow. ©
1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 318986; Patricia Cross,
Kansas City, Mo. 51486
Gallina (La) francolina; polka-corrido, letra y m
Daniel Moreno Saavedra; pf. © Oct. 13, 1942;
E for. 67750; Peer internatl. corp., New York.
51487
Gavotte; by Jean Baptiste Lully, arr. John Brydson;
violin & pf. © Nov. 27, 1942; E for. 67817;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 51488
———v. Joh. Ph. Kirnberger, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld;
violine u. klavier. © July 31, 1916; E for. 67759;
Associated music publishers, inc., New York.
51489
Gazing in a crystal ball; w J. Blankenhorn, melody
Terry [i.e. M.] Foster. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E
unp. 318258; Julia Blankenhorn & Marie Foster,
Lindenhurst, N. Y. 51490
Gee I hate to lose you; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319641; Tommy Howell & Lee Howell,
Waco, Tex. 51491
Gee, my love life is on a ration; w & melody. © 1
c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319877; Lucy Corriveau,
Manchester, N. H. 51492
Genesee (The); w T. T. Swinburne, m anon., arr.
Guy Whitney [pseud. of Thornton W. Allen]; men’s
voices. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 110061; Allen
intercollegiate music, inc., New York. 51493
George’s Hill; w & m Marty Mann [pseud. of Martin
Maniloff] © 1c. Dee. 17, 1942; E unp. 318375;
Martin Maniloff, Philadelphia. 51494
Georgia Lee; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318822;
George Mason, Hot Springs, Ark. 51495
Georgie Porgie; w Sidney Keith Neil & J. R. Nicol,
m S. K. Neil; pf. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319558; James Rennie Nicol, Winnipeg, Manit.,
Canada. 51496
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
51497
Get ‘em paid; song.
317841; William Ryder, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Get out on a spree; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe;
pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319130:
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 51498
Get some cash for your trash; w Ed Kirkeby, m
Thomas (Fats) Waller. © Feb. 13, 1942; E pub.
109558; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 51499
Get the guy that started this war; w & m Joseph
Cancelmo. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109769; Tin
Pan Alley, Philadelphia. 51500
Ghost of you; m Maurice [i. e. Albert Maurice]
Crance; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec, 21, 1942; E unp.
318799: Kenny Manges, Lyons, N. y. 51501
Giddap mule; w & m Leonard W. Ware. © Dec.
28, 1942; E pub. 110375; Advanced music corp.,
New York. 51502
Gim-me a shirt that fits; song, arr. Benjamin R.
Roberts. ©Dec. 21, 1942; E pub. 110151; William
Scheibler, New York. 51503
Gipsies must play; czardas, English w Fred S.
Tysh [pseud. pf Siegfried Tisch], m S. Nicklass-
Kempner. © Mar. 30, 1942; E for.67856; Richard
Schauer, London. 51504
Girl back home; w & melody Johnny [i. e. J. D.]
Marks. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317961;
John D. Marks, New York. 51505
Girl behind the man behind the gun; w Richard
Bernstein, & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp.
319941; Harry Blum, New York. 51506
Girl from Havana; opera, op. 01-4042. ©1c. Sept.
22, 1942; D 76199; Apolinar Garcia Brunett, New
York, 51506*
Girl in Texas; w & melody. © ic. Dec. 31, 1942;
E unp. 319523; Ira Joy, Los Angeles. 51507
Girl of romance; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 318658; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
51508
Give all for our boys gone away; song. © 1 c. Nov.
12, 1942; E unp. 318343; Mark L. Hurley, Haw-
thorne, Calif. 51509
Give ’em the gun; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319231; Catherine L.
McAdams, New Freedom, Pa. 51510
Give me Indiana, in the summertime; song. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318916; Fern Becher,
Bloomington, Il. 51511
Give me liberty, or give me death; from Famous
historical sayings in song, by Ernie Burnett; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318770;
Ernie Burnett, ltd., New York. 51512
Glad eyes; pf. treble, withw. ©1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 319057; Milan English & Syd Bucknell,
Cleveland. 51513
Global war; w Homer [i. e. A. H.] Hardesty, m
Arthur Henrikson; pf. © 1 c.Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
318962; Alonzo Homer Hardesty, Randolph Field,
Tex. 51514
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51515
Glorious things of thee are spoken; hymn, w John
Newton, m Cyril V. Taylor. © Nov. 19, 1942;
E for. 67767; Oxford univ. press, London. 51515
Glory forever; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319837; Elizabeth Neta Jor-
dan, Eddyville, Ia. 51516
Glory Land; pf., with w. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942: E
unp. 318113; Clarence E. Hatcher, Brooklyn.
51517
Glory song; hymn. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319634; Jennie L. McMann, Saginaw, Mich. 51518
Glory to Christ the King; English w W. A. Reilly,
m Eberhle; unison voices [and] Praise ye the
Lord of Peace; by Michael von Altenburg; 2-pt.
treble voices: arr. Nino Borucchia; organ acc.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109788; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 51519
Go catch a falling star; song, w David W. Reid. ©
1c. Dec. 30,1542; E unp. 319442; Millard Sponsel
Thomson, West Hartford, Conn. 51520
Go slow on the rubber; song, m Derek Andersen
[pseud. of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319573; H. C. Pirtle, St. Petersburg,
Fla, 51521
God and MacArthur win; w Laura Stuteville Moore,
m Robert VanSickle. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319726; Laura A. Fordyce, Gillette, Wy. 51522
God bless the U. S. A.; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319208; Elizabeth
Miller Barron, North Miami, Fla. 51523
God bless the Yankees; w & m Jack [i. e. J. C.]
Jordan. © 1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319995; John
C. Jordan, Buffalo. 51524
God bless you soldier; song. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 318337; Kay Baran & Jeanne Savage, New
London, Conn. 51525
God guide our men in national defense; pf., with w.
© Nov. 25, 1942; E pub. 109613; H. Pearl Green,
Beaver, Pa. 51526
God holds the key; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319110; Pearl Osgood Allen, Long Beach,
Calif. 51527
God, in Thee we trust; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318705; Thomas J.
Clark, San Antonio. 51528
God is love; song. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp.
_ 318668; Alta Mae Allen Zane, Farmington, Ia.
51529
God save America; pf., with w. © Oct. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109863; Henry H. Hodde, San Antonio.
51530
God save our great America; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318083; Ada Jameson, Kansas City, Mo. 51531
Going up; melody Duke Ellington. © 1 c. Nov. 16,
1942; E unp. 318380; Robbins music corp., New
York. 51532
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Gold star mothers; song. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub.
109875; Edith Robinson Kuhn, Worth, Ill. 51533
Goldie; w Mac Berger, melody Kenny [i. e. Kenneth]
Barker. © 1c. Dec, 28, 1942; E unp. 319274;
Kenneth W. Berger, Evansville, Ind. 51534
Gone; song, w Laura S. Wallace. © 1 c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318877; Ruth Wallace Wood, Wash-
ington. 51535
Good-bye boy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 317974; James Alexander Paterson, Laguna
Beach, Calif. 51536
Good-bye, Frisco, we’re off to Hawaii; song, arr.
D. S. Baltzer. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318080; E. Holland Robinson, Hamburg, N. Y.
51537
Good-bye, Mortimer, good-bye; w & melody Ethel
Laris [i. e. E. A. L. Ranger] © 1 ¢, Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319431; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger,
Chicago. 51538
Good-bye mother; song. © Dec, 4, 1942; E pub.
109891; Arthur Comunali, Altoona, Pa. 51539
Good-bye my son; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 317834; Mrs. Floy
Meek Hetfield, Owosso, Mich. 51540
Good-bye to my home; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319120; Doris E. Murdock, Wilson,
Kan. 51541
Good evening; melody. © 1 c. Dec. 21,1942; E unp.
318910; Del Courtney, New York. 51542
Good luck tothe boys of the navy; w & m D, R. Corbo,
jr. © 1 c. Dec, 14, 1942; E unp. 318127; Ocean-
spray music co., sole owner Dominick R. Corbo,
jr., Asbury Park. 51543
Good news in sacred melody; hymnal, w & mM. R.
Starr & Claudia E. Boone Starr, harmonized John
B. Trowbridge. © Nov. 28, 1942; E pub, 110080;
May Rose Starr, Los Angeles. 51544
Good-night; song. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
318949; Anna Adams & Gladys Gibson, Pomeroy,
O. 51545
Good night, angel, pleasant dreams;w & melody. ©
1 c. Dec, 10, 1942; E unp. 318331; Milton Howard
Goodman, Paterson. 51546
Good old U. S. A.; w & melody. © 1c. Jan, 2, 1943;
E unp. 319660; Irwin McMonigle, Louisville.
51547
Goodbye dear mother; song, melody Ronald Buck,
© 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318560; John Sielski,
Bay City, Mich. 51548
Goodbye, little boy, may God bless you; song. ©
lc. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 318076; Lee Sladusky,
Utica, N. Y. 51549
Goodbye ma; w & melody. © 1 c, Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp. 318611; Frank Stone Adkins, Alexandria,
Va. 51550
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no. 12, 1942 51585
Goodbye my soldier boy; song, arr. F. W. Rodgers.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 319984; Arden
Rouvoe Downing, Chicago. 51551
Goodbye, my sweet, song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1942, E unp. 318686; Marilyn Bom-
stad, Minneapolis. 51552
Goodbye pals; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317905; J. J. Miller, Utica, N. Y. 51553
Goodbye times; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942;
E unp. 319758; Saxon May Morris, Norfolk, Va.
51554
Goodnight; pf. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319675;
Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh. 51555
Got a woo-woo gir] in the U. S. O.; w & melody Bob
Stuart [i. e. R. S.] McKnight. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 317592; Robert Stuart McKnight, Homer,
N. Y. 51556
Got to count my blessings on Thanksgiving day;
song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 315789; Rich-
ard Whitfield Woods, La Porte, Ind. 51557
Got wings on my broncho in the sky; w & m Joe
McCarthy, George W. Meyer & Abel Baer. ©
Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109897; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 51558
Grant us peace, God; w & m Alice Jett Bailey [i. e.
A. J. B. Poff] ©1 c. Dec. 29, 1942; E ump.
319255; Alice Jett Bailey Poff, Southgate, Ky.
51559
Great emancipation day; w & melody S. R. Henry
[pseud. of H. R. Stern] © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp.
319991; Henry R. Stern, Dallas. 51560
Green grass grew all around; by Frederic W. Root,
m arr. Charles Winter [pseud. of Noble Cain];
women’s 3-pt. voices. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109723; Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 51561
Greeting the wind and the rain; w & m J. Henry
Francis; mixed cho. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub.
109664; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 51562
Gremlin song; w & m Hugh Charles & Sonny Miller.
© Nov. 9, 1942; E for. 67821; Irwin Dash music
co., ltd., London. 51563
Grow old along with me; song, w Robert Browning.
© Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 109970; Latham True,.
Palo Alto, Calif. 51564
Guards of liberty; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. ©1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318086;
Emma Gladson, Denton, Mont. 51565
Guns of-liberty; song. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp.
318266; Josef Brand, Brooklyn. 51566
Gypsy Rosalie; song, m Derek Andersen [pseud. of
Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319574; Isaac B. King, New York. 51567
Hail alma mater; w &m T. J. Hurley, arr. Thorn-
ton W. Allen; men’s voices. © Nov. 6, 1942; E
pub. 110059; Allen intercollegiate music, inc.,
New York. 51568
Hail our Flag and hail democracy; w &melody. ©
1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318626, Romeo Villarreal
Quintanilla, Fort Smith, Ark. 51569
Hail! Smiling morn; by Reginald Spofforth, arr.
Guy Hornish; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Dec. 14, 1942;
E pub. 109820; Pro-art publications, New York.
51570
Hail to the army, navy and marines; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318265; Frances
Kennedy, San Francisco. 51571
Hail to the bombardier; song. ©1c.Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318108; Mary Murphey De Loach, Miami
Springs, Fla. 51572
Hail to the champ; w &m Jeannette Anspach & Frank
Capano. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109770; Tin Pan
Alley, Philadelphia. 51573
Hail to the coast guard; song, melody Helen F.
Bleecker. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319197;
John S. Hall, Manhattan Beach, N. Y. 51574
Hail to the marines; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp, 317969; Lloyd T. Terrill, Milwaukie,
Or. 51575
Hail to the merchant marines; song, m Anita Hays
& Warren Von Der Ahe. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942;
E unp. 318602; William E. Bradley, University
City, Mo. 51576
Hail to the nations, here comes [?] the Yanks; song,
arr, Aaron A, Clark. © Nov. 18, 1942; E pub.
109871; William Lavender, Rock Island, 11.
51577
Hang a liberty bell on your Xmas tree; w Patti
Gilbert & Charles P. Shisler, m Gustavus Benk-
hart. ©1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317016; Shisler-
Benkhart publications, Philadelphia. 51578
Hanna Fey from Santa Fe; w & melody Diamond
Steele [pseud. of W. H. Melvin] © 1 c. Dec. 9,
1942: E unp. 318682; William Henry Melvin,
Georgetown, Del. 51579
Happy birthday; song. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319813; Frank Glazer, Dana Point, Calif. 51580
Happy days; march, w John W. Bratton, m Joseph
Skornicka; full symphonic band pts. © Nov. 23,
1942; E pub. 109391; Belwin, inc., New York.
51581
Happy Land; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
318440; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles.
51582
Happy landings, wherever you go; song. ©1c.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319522; Everett Hunt, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 51583
Harlem holiday; by Bobby Sherwood & Evan Aiken;
pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318707;
Robbins music corp., New York. 51584
Hartz mein; w u. melodie. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317625; Shirlee Sara Basson, New York.
51585
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51586
Has anyone told you I love you; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319541; George Robert
Moss, Brooklyn. 51586
Hats off; w & m June Hanson, arr. Harold Potter.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318577; Junius Hanson,
Brigham City, Utah. 51587
Hats off to the stars that hang outside the door;
song. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109718; Willie Bor-
land Pippin, Sanford, Fla. 51588
Hats off .o you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 318855; Gertrude Reddy, Philadelphia.
51589
Haunting blue eyes; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319204; Emma Ban,
Akron, O. 51590
Havana midnight; w D. Howard, m E. Bennett. ©
1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318622; Elinor Bennett
& Durward Howard, Austin, Tex. 51591
Have you forgotten; song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319450; Forrest Rogers, Camp Picket, Va.
51592
Have your fling in the morning, guy, guy, guy, fol
de rol riddy iddy guy; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319507; Curtis Monroe, Washington. 51593
Having tea; from Keeper of the flame, by Mario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318475; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51594
Hawaii; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318754;
Grace Louise Bosworth, St. Joseph, Mo. 51595
Hawaiian guitar method in E 7th tuning; by Victor
J. Lawrence. © Dec. 18, 1942; AA 417717; Volk-
wein bros., inc., Pittsburgh. 51596
He satisfies me; pf., with w. © Nov. 24, 1942; E
pub. 109614; L. W. Beckley, Norwald, O. 51597
Heads up, here comes the army; w Frank Hayward,
melody Toby [i. e. Gordon] Henry & C. E. Sundin.
© ic. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318174; Clifford
Emanuel Sundin, Oakland, Calif. 51598
Hear Thou our prayer, O Lord; from the Russian
liturgy, w & arr. of m Peter D. Tkach; men’s
voices. © Nov. 24, 1942: E pub. 109748; Neil A.
Kjos music co., Chicago. 51599
Heaven cafe; song, m Walter Parks. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317906; Ralph A. Smith, A. P. O.
no, 1, c/o Postmaster, New York. 51600
Heaven help me; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 318997; Angelo Gilbert Peluso, East Lynn,
Mass. 51601
Heavenly Father, hear my prayer; pf., withw. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 319510; Gladys Briggs
Henry, Yonkers, N. Y. 51602
Hello and goodbye; song, melody Robert N. Schanzer.
© 1c. Dec, 29, 1942; E unp. 319287; Harry Behar,
New York. 51603
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Hello, Hitler; w & melody Leah Gale [pseud. of
Leah Goldberg] © 1 c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp,
318889; Leah Goldberg, Brooklyn, 51604
Hello, mother, hello. 1. For boy; song. = 2, For
girl; pf., with w. © 1c. each Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 318074; 318075; Olive Hanson McClaran, Mt.
Pleasant, Ia. 51605, 51606
Hello! Neighbor; hello! Hello! Again; w & melody.
© 1c. Jan, 6, 1943; E unp. 319870; Larsh Medsker
Ferguson, Xenia, O. 51607
Hello there; w Jane Martyn, m Jo [i. e. Josephine]
Martyn, © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp, 318245;
Josephine Martyn & Jane Martyn, New York.
51608
Help keep them flying; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 318491; John Zavatson, Chicago. § 51609
Help your Uncle Sam; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942: E unp. 318629; Charles J. Davis, Woodside,
Drs hs Ne. 51610
Helping our boys across the sea; w & m Bobby
Gregory. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109703; Amer.
music pub. co., New York. 51611
Hepster’s glide; melody Tad Dameron. © 1 c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318292: New era music corp.,
New York. 51612
Her reservation; song, melody Lew Bellin. © 1c.
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp, 319178; Bessie Lee Copus,
Madera, Calif. 51613
Here comes Uncle Sam; song, m Derek Andersen
[pseud, of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1c. Jan, 1,
1943: E unp. 319575; Dorothy M. Aiken, Sharon,
Pa, 51614
Here goes my hand into my pocket; song. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp, 319923; Glenn S. Davis,
Lansing, Mich. 51615
Here we are;w & mJohnny Marvin. © Oct. 14, 1942;
E pub. 109730: Marvin Price North Hollywood,
Calif. 51616
Here we come; w & m William Donohue. © Dec. 15,
1942; E pub. 110024; Artists music corp., New
York. 51617
Here within my heart; w D. Diamond & LenWilliams,
m D. Diamond & Wilfred Wylie. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1942: E unp. 319662; Don Diamond, Ottawa.
51618
Here’s the ring; song. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109890; P, C. Boebel, Burbank, Calif. 51619
Here’s to America; w Ted [i. e. Theodore] Rosen,
melody Alfred Lewis. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E
unp. 319386; Theodore Rosen, Boston. 51620
Here’s to Old Glory; w of verse adapted from The
Star Spangled Banner, w of interlude The Flag
salute, w of cho. & m K. E. Young. © 1c, Dec,
2, 1942; E unp. 315570; Karl Everett Young,
Holyoke, Mass. 51621
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no. 12, 1942
Here’s to the fighting marines; w & melody. © 1
c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319717; Henry H. Judis,
Columbus, O. 51622
Here’s to you America; w & melody C. J. Yearwood
& George Linton Yearwood; in E flat. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 318483; Charles John Yearwood,
Brooklyn. 51623
Hero of my dreams; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318044;
Monnie Lorraine Sams, Asheville, N. C. 51624
He’s coming for me; hymn, w Robert M. Barr. ©
Dec. 9, 1942; E pub. 109939; Rudy E. Callen,
New Brighton, Pa. 51625
He’s my hero; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319182; Frances Hart,
: Nashville. 51626
Hey, Mr. Satan; song, w George H. Johnston. © 1
c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319325; C. W. Erden-
brecher, A. P. O. 958, c/o Postmaster, San
Francisco. 51627
Hey mom! I found a sweetheart in the army; song,
m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1
c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317907; Alice Beatty,
Butler, Pa. 51628
Hi, Buddy; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319823; Julius Dixson, New York. 51629
Hi! Hi! God bless you; song. ©1c.Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318125; Mary Aline Magner, Philadelphia.
51630
Hi, O’Malley; from Keeper of the flame, by Bronis-
law Kaper. © lc. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318467;
Loew's, inc., New York. 51631
Hi, sailor; melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319793; Venanzio Pietro Pitoni, Eastport, Md.
51632
Hialeah; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 318308;
Clarissa Doyle, New York. 51633
Hiccup song; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319100; Charles Stuart, Myrtle Grove, Fla.
51634
High on a hill; hymn, w anon. © Dec. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109938; Rudy E. Callen, New Brighton, Pa.
51635
High school victory corps; song. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942: E unp. 318132; Fred R. Prusha, Essex, Ia.
51636
Hills of Ireland; song, m Agnes M. Gleason. ©l1c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319968; Ruth ElizabethSmalley,
Pittsburgh. 51637
Himno continental americano; cancién. © 1 c. Nov.
20, 1942; E unp. 318869; Jesus Salas Garcia,
Mexico, D. F. 51638
His cellophane bride; w K. B. Spencer, melody L.
Z. Astor. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319644;
Kathleen Baker Spencer & Lillian Zolata Astor,
Santa Monica, Calif. 51639
51657
Hit hard; w & m Larry Wynn. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318010; Leeds music corp., New
York. 51640
Hitler’s funeral march; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318695; Judy Mc-
Alister, Petrolia, Tex. 51641
Hold that line; song. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp.
318880; Oscar Hampton, Johnstown, Pa. 51642
Hold to it; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319137;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 51643
Holy birth; mixed voices. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub.
109878; Gaele Hessel Bouma, Los Angeles. 51644
Home; melody Duke Ellington. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 318378; Robbins music corp., New York.
51645
Home of liberty; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319657; Dewey Lionel Fazenbaker, Wes-
ternport, Md. 51646
Homeward bound; from Between us girls, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942: E unp.
319082: Universal music corp., New York. 51647
Honey bee; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E
unp. 318540; Ann T. Malone, San Carlos, Ariz.
51648
Honey, I love you; w & m Isabel Cole, Barb. White
& Bob White; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E
unp. 319394; Arthur Robert White, Chicago.
51649
Honeymoon serenade; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319256; Stephen Szmodis,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 51650
Honolulu Harbor; w &m Al Jacobs & Tommy Jordan.
© Dec. 4, 1942: E pub. 110027; Mutual music soc.,
inc., New York. 51651
Hooray, hooray, for the U.S. A., song, melody L.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert Lamm] © 1 c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318838;. Harry D. Taylor, Wash-
ington C. H., O. 51652
Hootin’ Nannie Annie; w & m Texas Jim Lewis. ©
Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109731; Sunshine music co.,
Hollywood, Calif. 51653
Hope for a great blessing of peace; song, melody
Bob Carleton. ©1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319211; M. L. Thompson, West Salem, O. 51654
Hormiga negra; tango, letra A. F. Roldan, m Vicente
Demarco; pf. © Oct, 29, 1942; E for.67736; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 51655
Horseshoe; from Keeper of the flame, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318468;
Loew’s, inc., New York. - 51656
How America can win; song, m Leo Friedman. ©
1c.Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319452; Beatrice Barnes
Snowden, Stone City, Col. 51657
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51658
How are you in old Hawaii; w & m Tom R. [i. e.
Thomas Roger] Salvia. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;E
unp. 319967; Thomas Roger Salvia, Milford, Mass.
51658
How can I help but fall in love; song. © Dec. 1,
1942; E pub. 109928; Alfonso Albano, Spring-
field, Mass. 51659
How can I live without you, when the world’s full
of love; w & m Roger Lewis, Dick Jurgens &
Elmer Albrecht; pf. treble. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942;
E unp. 318384; Robbins music corp., New York.
51660
How can I tell him; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318750; Charles Rudolph Schmid, jr., New
York. 51661
How can you beat a Yank; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 320001; Veronica’ Hassett, Mc-
Leansboro, Il. 51662
How can you know; song, w Frank Day. © 1 c. Dec.
24, 1942: E unp. 319065; Albert J. Skully, Cleve-
land. 51663
How cold your hand, how warm your heart; w
Georgie Weiss, m Paul Rieff. © Dec. 15, 1942;
E pub. 110067; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York, 51664
How could you mend my broken heart; w & melody.
© 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319731; William J.
Bickel & Harold E. Gardner, Mishawaka, Ind.
51665
How I like you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317760; Leland Cortner, Winchester, Ind.
51666
How long must I dream; song. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943;
E unp. 319875; Cecilia Cramer, Astoria, L. I.,
N, Y. 51667
How to get you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318161; Richard Whitfield Woods, La Porte,
Ind. 51668
How to play Christmas chimes on the piano; com-
piled & arr.; pf. © Nov. 10, 1942; E pub. 109622;
Louise Dardenelle, Los Angeles. 51669
How was I to know; w Billy Faber, & melody. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319260; Evelyn R.
Morey, Montclair, N. J. 51670
How’s everything; w Sammy Gallop, m Lou Singer
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 318506; Leeds music
corp., New York. 51671
Hoy vuelves a mi lado; bolero, letra y m Ricardo
Fabrega. © Nov. 6, 1942; E for. 67749; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 51672
Hubby dear; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318561; Gertrude Senn,
New Brunswick, N. J. 51673
Huh! Huh! Breathless; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
17, 1942; E unp. 318531; Alice W. Simon, New
York. 51674
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Hula blues; song, melody Al Sanders. © 1 c. Dec,
24, 1942; E unp. 319030; George J. Conklin,
Davenport, Ia. 51675
Hundred pipers; traditional w, Scottish m, arr.
Wayne Howorth; mixed voices. © Dec. 10, 1942;
E pub. 110052; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
51676
Hunter’s moon; by Gilbert Vinter; horn in F, with
pf. acc. © Nov. 25, 1942; E for. 67726; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London, 51677
Hurry up and wait; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318233; Donald E. Steele, Plaistow,
N. H. 51678
Hurry up Sammy! Let’s go home; w & melody, ©
1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319646; Dan Burley &
Frances Kraft Reckling, New York. 51679
Hut twothreefour; wSid Kuller, m Maxine Manners,
pi. sc. Jerry Phillips. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319529; Leeds music corp., New York.
51680
I adore you; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318513; Mildred Frankenburger, St. Louis,
51681
I ain’t tellin’; song, m J. Chas, McNeil; © 1 c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318703; Eugene Earl Zeigler,
York, Pa. 51682
I always kiss you in my dreams; w & melody. © 1
c. Jan, 4, 1943; E unp. 319825; Paul Lazarus,
Brooklyn. 51683
I always will love you; w & m J.J. Durkin & Graham
Wood, arr, Al Mastroianni, © 1 c. Dec, 26, 1942;
E unp. 319143; John Joseph Durkin, Springfield,
Mass. 51684
I am calling for you baby; song, melody Lew Bellin,
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319704; Lynette John-
son, Chowchilla, Calif. 51685
I am dreaming, I am waiting; w Ernest R. Bauer, m
Michael Robert [pseud. of R. M. Schiff] © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp: 319021; Robert Michael
Schiff, New York. 51686
I am dreaming of you; song, melody Lew Bellin, ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319705; Lula G, Edmunds,
East Bridgewater, Mass. 51687
I am now a soldier’s sweetheart; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319156; Marjorie Lehman, Union, Mont.
51688
I am waiting for you at each twilight; song, melody
Arthur Chester Patton, © 1 c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 318656; Melville Ames Delonde, St. Louis,
51689
I am with you, just call on me; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec, 16,1942; E unp. 318365; Mike Jackson, Chris
Smith & Freddie Johnson, New York. 51690
I believe for someone I am falling; w & melody. ©
1 c. Dec, 18, 1942; E unp. 318608; Ruth Prosser,
New York. 51691
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no. 12, 1942
51726
I call you; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318420; Katherine A. Kuhlman, Glendale, Calif.
51692
I called upon the army, to help defend my heart;
w & melody. © 1 c: Dec. 26,1942; E unp. 318996;
Kirk P. Draheim & Al Berkman, Philadelphia.
51693
I called you mine; song, arr. Lou Halmy. ©lc.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 318984; Diane Sorter, Los
Angeles, 51694
I can’t go for you; w & melody Skects [i. e. Camp-
bell] Tolbert. © 1 c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318931,
David Gornston, New York. 51695
I can’t tell you in words; w Jennie Lee [pseud. of
Jennie Chapman], melody Al. Terry. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319048; Jennie Chapman, Berkley,
Mich. 51696
I can’t understand; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318717; Walter O. Tracy, Richmond,
Calif. 51697
I can’t wait for springtime and you; w & m Pat
Murphy, pf. arr. Bob Kahn. © Sept. 21, 1942; E
pub. 110468; Domar music pub. co., New York.
51698
I constantly think of you; song. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319366; Primo F. Lanci, Wilmington,
Del. 51699
I could love you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318200; D. L. Kelly, Brunswick, Ga.
51700
I count the days; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Jan. 11,1943; E unp. 319595;
John F. L. Moore, Vernon, B. C., Canada. 51701
I didn’t cry; song, m Gordon R. Woodford. © 1c.
Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318928; Chloe Jane Pittman
Rice, Vienna, Va. 51702
I don’t want tolook twice at you; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318912,
Haruo Maedo, Kurtistown, Hawaii. 51703
I don’t worry now; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319157,
Norma Winton, Jetmore, Kan. 51704
I dream in the moonlight of you; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud, of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317908; David F. Holland, Vacaville,
Calif. 51705
I dreamed; song. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
318613; Jean Claire Tilley, New Britain, Conn.
51706
I dreamt about a dream last night; w & melody
William Lane. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319788;
Bernard Landes, New York. 51707
I fear thy kisses; op. 17,no. 10, w Percy B. Shelley;
med. voice. © Oct. 1, 1942; E pub. 109822;
Solomon Pimsleur, New York. 51708
1891
I fell in love with you; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318311; Richard Whitfield Woods, La Porte,
Ind. 51709
—w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp,
318187; Vincent Pantano, Box 1372, N.S. A.,
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. 51710
I forgot to remember; song, mG. R. Woodford. ©
Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109915; Belle Lammers,
Eugene, Or. 51711
I found I’d lost you; w & melody Clarissa Lorenz.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319265; Clarissa L.
Aiken, Boston. 51712
I get so tired of dreaming; w E.R. Scannell, melody
R. Keely. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 319914;
Earle R. Scannell & Robert Keely, San Mateo,
Calif. 51713
I give you up; song. © lc. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319465; Evalyn P. Munger, Cincinnati. 51714
Igot,a storm in my soul; song, melody Harry Gibson.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318142; Madeleine
Therese Mascia, New York. 51715
I had to read between the lines; w & melody. © 1
c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319953; Paul Anthony
Germano, Lawrence, Mass. 51716
I h’ain’t got the poxies no more; w & m Oraetta
Geoffrion [i. e. O. G. Schaefer] © 1c. Dec. 18,
1942: E unp. 319919; Oraetta Geoffrion Schaefer,
Columbus, O. 51717
I have a heart for you; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318036; John Archibald Forbes, Bagotville, Que.,
Canada. 51718
I have an aching heart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319038; George Dalton, Chula
Vista, Calif. 51719
I have never said I love you, but I do; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319321, Clyde T. Burneson, West Bridge-
water, Pa. 51720
I hear America singing; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318209; Juanita L.
Steffy, Little Rock, Ark. 51721
I hear your voice; fox-trot, w Ralph Butler, m
Tolchard Evans, arr. Ray Terry; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 30, 1942; E for. 67835; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 51722
I heard Him calling; song, Biblical w. © 1 c. Dec.
11, 1942; E unp. 317895; Fred W. Jones, Lake
Forest, Ill. 51723
I hit the jackpot, when I found you; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110013; Mabel
Shelly, Mulvane, Kan. 51724
I just can’t forget; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319436; Helen Ann Onofrio, New
Haven. 51725
I just know we’ll have a lovely time; w & melody.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319751; Benjamin
Cautelli, Toronto. 51726
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
51727 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I keep remembering; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 19,
1942; E unp. 318633; Georette Margaret Cooper,
Los Angeles. 51727
——w & melody Claire Manning. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318718; Clair Middleman, Tenafly,
N. J. 51728
I knew it right from the start; w &melody. © 1c.
Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318778; Allen MacCormack,
Detroit. 51729
I left my heart in Ireland; w & m Jack [i. e. J. C.]
Jordan. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318079;
John C. Jordan, Buffalo. 51730
I left my home on the range; song, melody Ronald
Buck. ©1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318729;
Dave Strudle, Aberdeen, S. D. 51731
I left my Rose Mary in France; w & melody. ©
1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319557; William Paul
Rudkin, Oklahoma City. 51732
I like America best; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 318061; Elizabeth Allgood Birchmore, Athens,
Ga. 51733
I love a boy in the army; song. © 1c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319377; Vivian McKenzie Hamilton,
Norwich, Conn. 51734
I love a country with liberty; song. © 1c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319423; William P. Sklavenitis, Chi-
cago. 51735
I love a pilot; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319170; Geza Weitzner, New York. 51736
I love to rough it; song. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E
unp. 318260; Rupert Vivian Coffman, North Bend,
Or. 51737
I love you; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317910;
Fanny L. Ames, Newtonville, Mass. 51738
I make believe that it’s you; w I. Gassell, melody
C. Sansone. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318645;
Irwin Gassell & Charles Sansone, Norwood, Pa.
51739
I meet you in my dreams; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
©l1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318211; Oscar Melton
Coon, Las Vegas, Nev. 51740
I miss you doughboy; song, m Al. Moquin. © lc.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317967; M. J. O'Farrell,
Brawley, Calif. 51741
I miss you, sweetheart; w Ted [i. e. Theodore]
Rosen, melody Alfred Lewis. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319387; Theodore Rosen, Boston.
51742
I must admit; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318367; Heber Osborne Van Gilder, Portsmouth,
O. 51743
I need a guy to tie my tie; w & melody. ©lc.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319554; Ruth Simon, North-
ampton, Mass. 51744
I need a lot o’ lovin’; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318039;
Annette VonBrandis Graham, Durango, Dgo.,
Mexico. 51745
Inever dreamed; song, melody M. C. Sax. © 1c.
Dec, 14, 1942; E unp. 318194; Ernest Paul Beavers,
Chicago. 51746
I never knew until tonight; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318047; Roy Culbertson, jr., Orinda, Calif. 51747
I often think of you; w Mike Slager, melody Herbie
Fields [pseud. of H. H. Feldman] © 1c. Nov. 2,
1942; E unp. 317876; Herman H. Feldman, Denver.
51748
I only want you when we meet again; song, melody
Veronica Shipley. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319280; Adolph O. Huseby, Colfax, Wis. 51749
I picked a rose from the shores of old Erin; song,
m Leon Martin [pseud. of Noel Marchant Ryer|
© 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319570; Ruth Turner,
Meadville, Pa. 51750
I picked a rose in Paris; w & m Al J. Neiburg, J. C.
Marchant & Henri Woode. © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub.
109851; Marchant music publishers, New York.
51751
I pledge allegiance; set to m Wendell Otey; mixed
cho. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109659; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 51752
I pray that my blue star won’t turn to gold; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318963;
Magda Betancourt, New York. 51753
I prayed to live; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318982; William T. Greenwell, St. Louis.
51754
I regret I have only one life to give; from Famous
historical sayings in song, by Ernie Burnett; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318771;
Ernie Burnett, ltd., New York. 51755
I remember the day; song, w Arthur E. Larson,
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319441; Melvyn A.
McCubbin, Baltimore. 51756
I run across you in my dreams; melody. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp. 319792; Venanzio Pietro Pitoni,
Eastport, Md. 51757
I saw the ships come in; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 318297; Dennis Ferdennand Cecil,
Tyronza, Ark. 51758
I see a vision of you; w Joe Cally [pseud. of Joseph
Calligaro], m Bill March [i. e. W. S. March, jr.];
pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319193; William
S. March, jr., Norristown, Pa. 51759
I see liberty in the Flag; song. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1943;
E unp. 319988; Jay Douglas Kite, sr., Birmingham,
Ala. 51760
e
I see your face in ev’ry raindrop; song. © 1c.Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318115; Ethel Mae Hamilton,
Miami, Fla. 51761
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 12, 1942
I sing with you; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Dec. 15,
1942; E pub. 110014; Laura E. Forcade, Mascoutah,
Ill. 51762
I still love you, my dear; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316618; Nellis Darwin Wagar,
Kitchener, Ont., Canada. ; 51763
I thought I was through with love; m Jack Nelson;
pi. treble, with w. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319045; Ruby Victor, Brigham, Utah. 51764
I travel the road alone; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942: E unp. 318146; Louis Lahrer, Phila-
delphia. 51765
I wanna be a sailor; song, melody Alice Schlegel.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 316818; Earl O.
Schlegel, Pennsburg, Pa. 51766
I want a girdle; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © Nov.
13, 1942; E pub. 109870; Fred J. Rogers, New
London, Wis. 51767
I want an army jeep for Tokyo streets; song. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319803; William Henry
Hawkins, Washington. 51768
I want love; tango or rhumba, w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319640; Tommy Howell & Lee
Howell, Waco, Tex. 51769
I want my son; from Keeper of theflame, by Daniele
Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 16,1942; E unp. 318453;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 51770
I want somebody to love me; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319004; George Daven, El
Campo, Tex. % 51771
I want that sunshine; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319603; Mrs. Ora W. Nicklaus, Columbus, O.
51772
I want to croon a tune to the moon; song, m Gustave
Sax. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109919; G. E. Smith,
San Antonio. 51773
I want to dream again, by that river of old; w&m
Alexander Maloof & R. K. Hildebrant. © Dec. 11,
1942; E pub. 109973; Rose K. Hildebrant, Engle-
wood, N. J. 51774
"I want to go now over there; song. © 1c. Dec. 19,
1942; E unp. 318875; William Mark Muchow,
Chicago. 51775
I want to go to Tokyo; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 320008; Earl Wood, Cincinnati. 51776
I want you for Xmas daddy; w & melody. ©1lc.
Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 319487; Catherine Irene
Leahy, Bridgeport, Conn. 51777
I want your heart; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319895; Zelia Bolivar, Lake
Charles, La. 51778
I will meet you in Tokyo; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318766; E. S. Liddle, Pittsburgh.
51779
51796
I will wait a lifetime for you; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319783; Marie Junés, Jamaica,
L.I., N. Y. 51780
I wish I had never met you;w & melody. © 1 c. Jan,
4, 1943; E unp. 319821; Rosemarie Shaffer,
Delphos, O. 51781
I wished on a star; song, melody Lew Bellin. © 1
c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319709; Beatrice Craig,
Harvey, Ill. 51782
I wonder if I can see Mrs. Forrest; from Keeper
of the flame, by Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 318470; Loew’s, inc., New York,
51783
I wonder when; song. © Dec. 2, 1942; E pub.
109709; Ariel Eden, Los Angeles. 51784
—song. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp, 318362;
Alexander Aberle, Los Angeles. 51785
I’d be loving you; song, m Derek Andersen [pseud.
of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319572; Joseph P. Trudon, Bristol, Conn.
51786
I’d like todo, what I’d liketo do; w & mCliff Friend.
© Nov. 20, 1942; E pub, 109756; A BC music
corp., New York. 51787
I’d like to take a chance on you; w E. Culp, m A. A.
Rock. © 1c. Dec. 12,1942; E unp. 318000; Arthur
A. Rock & Eddie Culp, Ramona, Calif. 51788
I’d love to be in love with someone once again;
w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 22,1942; E unp. 318891;
Fred W. Ahlefeld, jr. & Ray Norman, Chicago.
51789
Idem kuci zorom;w & melody Frank Karal. © Dec.
1, 1942; E pub. 110005; Balkan music co., Chicago.
51790
If I could, I would; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp, 319827; Howard Samuel Weiner, Fort Bliss,
Tex. 51791
If I could omly be sure of you; song, m M. C. Sax.
© Dec. 1, 1942; E pub, 109920; Virginia B. Shell,
St. Louis. 51792
If I had only known; w Paul Robertson, melody Pat
Owen [i. e. E. B. Owen, jr.] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942:
E unp. 319113; Elbert Britten Owen, jr., Webster
Groves, Mo. 51793
If I only knew you cared; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
31, 1942; E unp. 319537; Ted West, Topeka, Kan.
51794
If I should plant a tiny seed of love, in the garden
of your heart; w Ballard Macdonald, m James W.
Tate, arr. Harry Henneman. © Dec. 15, 1942; E
pub. 110068; Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York, 51795
If I were Irving Berlin; w & m Bob Ellsworth. © 1
c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 318509; Tip top tunes,
Boston, 51796
1893
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
51797 pt. 3, Nn. S., V. 37
If I’m not back in five minutes, start without me;
w &m Milton Drake, Al Hoffman & Jerry Living-
ston. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub. 109807; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 51797
If we ever meet again; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318587; Carl Otto Bergner, Fort
Benning, Ga. 51798
If you are in love; from Old Chelsea, w Fred S.
Tysh [pseud. of Siegfried Tisch], m Richard
Tauber. © Dec. 28, 1942; E for.67859; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London. 51799
If you love me; song. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
318943; Roscoe R. Gardner, Glenrock, Wy. 51800
If you pray fo’ rain, bring along your ol’ umbrellah;
w &melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319940;
B. Bristow Owsley, Chicago. 51801
If you should tire of loving me; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec, 18, 1942; E unp. 318595; Audrey Lorraine
Cregier, Evanston, Ill. 51802
If you were mine; song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
lc. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318480; Stanley F.
Wydra, Wapwallopen, Pa. 51803
Igor’s proposition; from Sherlock Holmes and the
secret weapon, by H. J. Salter; conductor. © lc.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318386; Universal music
corp., New York. 51804
Igual que antes; tango, letra Hector Gagliardi, m
Joaquin Mora; pf. © Oct. 29, 1942; E for. 67735;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 51805
I’]l always be in love; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319269; James H. Marshall, Indiana-
polis. 51806
Ill always have you; song, melody Robert N.Schan-
zer. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318177; Harry
Behar, New York. 51807
~——w & melody Robert N. Schanzer. © 1c. Dec.
29, 1942; E unp. 319251; Harry Behar, New York.
51808
I'll always tell the world; fox trot, w & melody. ©
1 c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318901; Joseph George
Rosetti, New London, Conn. 51809
Ill be back; song, m Stephen Bray, arr. Ralph
Weston. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318760;
Henry Joseph Baker, Southboro, Mass. 51810
I’ll be back after victory; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319701; William Henry Britt,
Oakland, Calif. 51811
I'll be blue, till I get back to you; w & melody. ©
1c, Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319677, George A. Hueb-
ner, Newport, Ky. 51812
I'll be coming home to you; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1943, E unp. 319945, Hilde Simmons,
Philadelphia & Larry London, Baltimore. 51813
I'll be faithful; song, melody Annabel De Vore. ©
1 Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318788; Wade Franklin
Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 51814
I'll be flying back to you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
23, 1942; E unp. 318903; Gilbert Lewis Martel,
Hartford. 51815
I'll be good; pf. © 1 c.Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319671;
Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh. 51816
I'll be home when it’s all over; foxtrot,w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942: E unp. 318536; Stanley
Thornton, Deep River, Conn. 51817
I'll be on my way; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318669; Edith Estelle Morse McClure,
Dallas. 51818
I'll be right there; w & m Ruth West; pf. © 1c.
Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 320004; Frank A. Schwenck,
Detroit. 51819
I'll be waiting; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318562; Urania R. Gentle,
Oak Park, Il. 51820
I'll be waiting for you; w & m Glenda Brannock
[i. e. G. B. Squires] © 1c. Nov. 5, 1942; E unp.
318664; Glenda Brannock Squires, Indianapolis.
51821
I'll be waiting over here, ’til it’s over, over there;
w Clarice White Luck, m Mildred White Wallace.
© Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109651; Wallace-Luck
music pub. co., Columbiana, Ala. 51822
I'll do my best and be brave; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318084; J. A. Pennington, Greenville, S. C. 51823
_ Pll go on wanting you; waltz, w & m Mary Myers.
© Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109771; Tin Pan Alley,
Philadelphia. 51824
I'll keep out of your way; w K. McGee, melody
Wallace [i. e. J. W.] Fowler. © 1 c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318965; John Wallace Fowler & Kirk
McGee, Nashville. 51825
I'll never be alone; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 318299; William Augustus Pepper,
jr., Portsmouth, O. 51826
I'll never cry over you; fox-trot,w & m Rod Andre.
© Dec. 11, 1941; E pub. 110132; Rod-Jon music
co., Detroit. 51827
I'll never, never be the same; w & melody Buzzy
Zane [pseud. of B. H. Zais] © 1c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 318068; Bernard H. Zais, Burlington, Vt.
51828
V’ll put my heart away, for the duration, w &melody
Evelyn Pennie [pseud. of Evelyn Panikoff] © 1c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319424, Evelyn Panikoff,
New Haven. 51829
I'll put the key in the door again; song, m Basil
Wood. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 318955; Frank
Cocciardi, Elmont, L. I., N. Y. 51830
I'll remember you; w W. Bergman, melody W.
Bergman & G, Finkel. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319647; Walter Bergman & Gertrude Finkel,
Philadelphia. 51831
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
I'll return again; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319056; M. E. Scheckler, Byron,
Calif. 51832
I'll see you; w G. Feldman, m N. R. Everdon; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1942; E unp. 318661; Norman R.
Everdon & Gerald Feldman, A. P. O. 1224, c/o
Postmaster, New York. 51833
I'll see you round the bend; w & melody Elektra
Allison. ©1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318055;
Elektrann music pub. co., New York. 51834
I'll sing a song; song, arr. Stan Robertson. © 1
c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318259; William Brown
Davis, Salem, Va. 51835
I'll sing on; arr. Viola Bates; pf., with w. © Oct.
24, 1942; E pub. 109635; Ethel Hewitt, Chicago.
51836
I'll take you home again Kathleen; by Thomas P.
Westendorf, arr. R. H. Noeltner & R. W. Leibert;
organ. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109993; T. B.
Harms co., New York. 51837
ll think of you; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319630; Elonzo Tyler Nave, Elizabethton,
Tenn. 51838
I'll treasure your love in my heart; w Henry Luie
[pseud. of H. S. K. Lui], melody Harry Powell.
© ic. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318765; Henry S. K.
Lui, San Francisco. 51839
I'll wait for you; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317909; Georgia Nichols, Lore City, O. 51840
Illusion; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Dec. 19,
1942; E unp. 318627; Marjorie Eileen Prievo,
Utica, N. Y. 51841
I’m a black gal who's blue; w & melody Ethel Laris
[i.e. E. A. L. Ranger] © 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E
unp. 319430; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger, Chicago.
51842
I’m a lucky fellow; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319540; George Robert Moss, Brook-
lyn. 51843
I’m a soldier; song, R. A. Steinert. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1943; E unp. 319694; Ruth A. Steinert & Janet E.
Kunkel, Tamaqua, Pa. 51844
I’m a welder at Lockheed; song, melody Lew
Bellin. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319707; Ber-
nard Seifner, Sedalia, Mo. 51845
I’m all alone when I’m in a crowd; w & melody. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319854; Louise Jackson
Doyle, North Tiverton, R. I. 51846
I’m all broke out with love; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 320025; Ted West, Topeka,
Kan. 51847
I'm always waiting; song, melody Frank Ambrose.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319009; Beatrice
Simpson, Wabasso, Minn. 51848
I’m an old wolf; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
319759; Pauline Hellam, Monterey, Calif. 51849
514570 O - 43 - 3
51867
I’m awake but dreaming; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317911; Marguerite Cook, Kenton, Mich. 51850
I’m certainly glad your father met your mother; w
& melody. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 318229;
Walter Junior Vinsant, University, La. 51851
I’m coming back; song, m Donald Tromans. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 318994; Harry R. Reid,
Highland Park, Mich. 51852
I’m falling for you; foxtrot, w &melody.. © 1 c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319896; Minnilee Bradford, Dallas.
51853
I'm going back to Georgia for to stay; song. © lc.
Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319568; Agnes Hendricks,
Los Angeles. 51854
I’m going back to see my little sweetheart; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318307; John
Henry Hendricks, Detroit. 51855
I’m going to Chicago; song, m LeoRichard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319741;
Leslie P. Miles, Philadelphia. 51856
I’m going to fight; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © ic.
Dec. 28, 1942: E unp. 319358; Myrtle L. Lanning,
Pittsburgh. 51857
I'm going to see you today; w Joyce Grenfell, m
Richard Addinsell. © Dec. 15, 1942; E for. 67818;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London. 51858
I’m going to war; song. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109916; Weldermen Holmes, Melancthon, Ont.,
Canada. 51859
I’m gonna take you dancin’ on Saturday night; w &
m Abel Baer, Remus Harris & Russ Morgan. ©
Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 109763; Glenmore music,
inc., Chicago. 51860
I’m gonna vote for Susie; w Dan Landt, melody
Carroll Moon. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317844;
Artists music corp., New York. 51861
I’m guilty of love; w Ted [i. e. Theodore] Rosen,
melody Alfred Lewis. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E
unp. 319388; Theodore Rosen, Boston. 51862
I’m happy; w T. E. Daniel, melody Wallace [i. e.
J. E.] Fowler. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318966;
John Wallace Fowler & Troy E. Daniel, Nashville.
51863
I’m in a mood; song. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp.
320002; Gilman Edwin Chase, Chicago. 51864
I’m in a sentimental mood tonight; w & m Billie
Lee [i. e. B. L. Whaley] © 1c. Dec. 11, 1942; E
unp. 319902; Billie Lee Whaley, Phoenix, Ariz.
51865
I’m in love; song, melody Margaret De Vore Parks.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942: E unp. 318789; Wade Frank-~
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 51866
I'm in love with a doctor’s daughter; w & m Wal
Bromby & Vic [i. e. J. V.] King; pf. treble. ©1c.
Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 318852; Jos. Victor King,
New York. 51867
1895
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51868
I’m in love with you; from Keeper of the flame, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318464; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51868
I’m in the infantry; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319226; Joseph Knapp,
Bridgeport, Conn. 51869
I’m in the mood for falling in love; w Dan Franklin,
m Henry Morrow. © Dec. 31, 1942; E pub. 110353;
Luz bros. music publishers, inc., New York.
51870
I’m just a country lass; song. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943;
E unp. 319857; Joseph Patrick O’Neil, Melrose,
Mass. 51871
I’m just a singin’ yodelin’ cowboy; w & melody. ©
1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319889; Mike Sanders,
Brooklyn. 51872
I’m laughing with tears in my heart; song. © 1c.
Dec. 12,1942; E unp. 318018; Mary Edgar Kenney,
Fort Thomas, Ky. 51873
I’m leaving now; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317912; Paula M. Boehme, Ferryville, Mo.
51874
I’m longing for your love; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec.
9,1942; E unp. 318850; Michael John Fink, Buffalo.
51875
I’m longing to know; w D. Lantz, melody G. L.
Schumaker. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319996;
Grace L. Schumaker, La Fayette, Ind. & David
Lantz, Indianapolis. 51876
I’m looking forward to the day; song, melody Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319608; Pauline ErtzBerger, Albany.
51877
I’m missin’ the kissin’ that you’re missin’ too; w
Kay Werner, m Sue Werner; pf. treble. © lc.
Dec. 12,1942; E unp. 317845; Artists music corp.,
New York. 51878
I’m on my way to the front; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319210;
’ Terry Vlahos, Grand Rapids, Mich. 51879
I’m on the road to happiness; pf. treble, with w.
©1 c. Dec. 16, 1942;E unp. 318360; Jack Schrader,
Billings, Mont. 51880
I’m only human after all; w & melody. © 1 c.Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318126; Helen Louise Hawkins,
Freeport, Pa. 51881
I’m sailing home for Christmas; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318217;
Joyce Grice & Constance Grice, Humbolt, Sask.,
Canada. 51882
I’m singing this song to you; song, m GlenRaymond.
© 1c, Dec. 18, 1942; E unp, 318569; Myrtle Mildred
Bertram Allard, Sault Sainte Marie, Ont., Canada.
51883
I’m so happy you’re mine; m BobCarleton; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319220; Alta
B. Lintz, Bend, Or. 51884
1896
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I’m swingin’ along with my baby; melody John
Gillespie. © 1 c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318291;
New era music corp., New York. 51885
I’m telling you; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 28, 1942: E unp. 319355; Isabel McCluskey,
Grove City, Pa. 51886
I’m thinking tonight of my blue eyes; w&m A. P,
Carter, completely rev. ed. Don Marcotte. ©
Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 110172; Peer internatl. —
corp., New York, 51887
I’m up in the air over Molly, she’s up in the air
about me; w & melody Harmonica Bill [i. e. W. M.]
Russell. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1942; E unp. 315521;
William Morris Russell, Anderson, Ind. 51888
I’m waiting for the day; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942: E unp. 318141; Elaine Prince, New York.
51889
I’m walking on stilts with my head in the clouds;
pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318739; Harry A. Maier, Everett, Mass. 51890
I’m willing; song, melody Lloyd Nathan. © 1 c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319007; Pauline Oehler,
Prospect, O. 51891
I’m your priority now; song, w Mart Sperzel. © 1
c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318208; Lester Cohen &
Arnold Hellin, North Hollywood, Calif. 51892
I’m yours forever, my good old U. S. A.; song,
melody Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E
unp. 319225; Vincent L. Hirsch, Kalamazoo, Mich.
51893
I’m yours forever, sweetheart; w & m Johnny Angee
[pseud., of John N. George] & Rt. Rany [pseud. of
A. N. Yeorwacopoulos] © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E
unp. 319494; Archmadrite Nikolaos Yeorwacopou-
los, Herkimer, N. Y. 51894
Immortality; w Henry P. Compton, m John Ireland;
mixed cho. © Dec. 18,1942; E for. 67824; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 51895
Impression of Havana; by Olive Dungan [i. e. Olive
Dungan Pullen]; pf. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub.
109727; Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 51896
Impression of Rio; by Olive Dungan [i. e. Olive
Dungan Pullen]; pf. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 109728;
Clayton F. Summy co,, Chicago. 51897
Impromptu; pf. © 1 c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318111;
William Paterson Lees, Spokane. 51898
Improvisation sur le chant de l’hymne Lucis Creator
optime; by Robert Leech Bedell, op. 18, no, 2,
organ. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub. 109907; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc., New York. 51899
In a Gypsy caravan; w & melody Ethel Laris
[i. e. E. A. L. Ranger] © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E
unp. 319432; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger, Chicago.
51900
In alittle country chapel by the sea; melody. © 1c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319794; Venanzio Pietro
Pitoni, Eastport, Md. 51901
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942 51937
In a shadow of nigh [2]; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1942: E unp. 317348; Emmitt Malone, Sherman,
Tex. 51902
In a uniform of blue; song. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319282; John Rogers Hoffman, Elkridge,
Md. 51903
In answer to a soldier’s prayer; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318427; Bill Nettles &
_ Norman C. Nettles, Shreveport, La. 51904
In Bethlehem village; w & melody. ©.1c. Dec. 17,
1942: E unp. 318395; William Clarence Nelson,
Indianapolis. 51905
In Chinatown; by William Scher; pf. © Dec. 14,
1942; E pub. 110037; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 51906
In each other’s arms; song, melody M. C. Sax. ©
1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318191; Joe Wallace,
Rotan, Tex. 51907
In flannel pajamas; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317913; H. C. Pirtle, St. Petersburg, Fla. 51908
In gay Mexico, m J. Chas. McNeil; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319044; Clothilde
White, New Bedford, Mass. 51909
In Honeysuckle Lane; song, melody Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster| © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319606; James S. Booth, Jamestown, N. Y.
51910
In my dreams; m Dolores Kramper &C. L. Risinger;
pf. accordion, with w. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E
unp. 318534; Clayton L. Pisinger, St. Louis.
51911
In my dreams the hills are calling; w & melody. ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319627; Michael Thomas
Carey, San Francisco. 51912
In my heart is the melody; w & m Mozelle Britton
[i. e. Mozelle Britton Dinehart], pf. © 1 c. Jan.
5, 1943; E unp. 319873; Allamae Britton Gingg,
Oklahoma City. 51913
In my memory, w & melody Verona [i. e. F. V.]
Briggs. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319725; Fran-
ces Verona Briggs, Muskegon, Mich. 51914
In old Capistrano, w Fred Stryker & Jerry Charles-
ton, m Manuel Esperén. © Oct. 19, 1942; E pub.
110187; Promotora Hispano Americana de musica,
Ss. a., Mexico, D. F. 51915
In Sunrise Valley; w &m Johnnie Lee. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1942, E unp. 318361; Metropolitan music co.,
Houston. 51916
In Texas; w Charlie [i.e. C.G.] Lambert, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318665, Charles G.
Lambert & Louise England, Dallas. 51917
In the glass, in the bottle, in the keg; w & m Andy
Love; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
318978; Jacob Ruppert Brewery, New York.
51918
In the gloaming; by Annie F. Harrison, arr. R. H.
Noeltner; organ. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109987,
T. B. Harms co., New York. 51919
In the good old days back home; song. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1942; E unp. 319107; Mary Winslow Chamber-
lin, Freeland, Mich. 51920
In the harbor of my heart; pf. treble, with w. © 1
c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318926; Earle Barnett
Morris, Wheeling, W. Va. 51921
In the harbor of my love; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp. 319801; John N. Quinn, Tewksbury,
Mass. 51922
In the land that’s far over the sea; w R. B. Miller,
m F, Coe. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319938;
Frank Coe & Raymond Bearl Miller, Pontiac,
Mich. 51923
In this land; song, m Julia M. Frank. © Dec. 31,
1942; E pub. 110464; Hiram D. Hirsh, Pittsburgh.
51924
In Thy manger lowly; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318800; Arthur W. Hinz, Cleveland.
51925
Indian summer moon; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318651; John Herman Schowengerdt, Liege,
Mo. 51926
Indiana; w Ballard Macdonald, m James F. Hanley,
arr. William Stickles. 1. Mixedcho, - 2. Women’s
3-pt. cho. - 3. Men’s cho. © Nov. 10, 1942; E
pub. 109185-109187; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 51927-51929
Inspiration Isles; song. pt. 1. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1942;
E unp. 318438; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los
Angeles, 51930
Irish are coming; song, melody M. C. Sax. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942, E unp. 318183: D. T. McElliott,
Great Falls, Mont. 51931
It couldn’t be; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 318017; Murray J. Lind, Chicago.
51932
It doesn’t matter what happens; melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318867; Jimmie Woode,
Chicago. 51933
It isn’t the same; song, melody Bob Carleton. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319218; Alice K. Douglas,
Rochester, N. H. 51934
It isn’t true; song. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
318614; Jean Claire Tilley, New Britain, Conn.
51935
It makes no difference now; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318913;
Pear] Wiggins, Flat Lick, Ky. 51936
It might have been; from Something to shout about,
w & m Cole Porter. © Dec. 7, 1942, E pub,
109880; Chappell & co., inc., New York. 51937
1897
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51938
It seems so long ago; w C. M. Kirkeeng, melody
J. H. Berenson. © 1c. Dec, 16, 1942; E unp,
318424; Jerome H. Berenson & Courtney M.
Kirkeeng, Commander service force, U. S.
Pacific fleet, c/o Fleet postmaster, San Francisco.
51938
It started with a kiss; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 319688; Sylvia R. Spector,
Los Angeles. 51939
It takes two to make love; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318596; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, IIl. 51940
It was just wishful thinking; song. © 1 c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318488; Leo F. Mansor, Walter
Reed Hospital, Washington. 51941
It was rainin’ on the river; w & m Don Roland, arr.
Al Sendrey. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319921;
Earl M. Smith, Reseda, Calif. 51942
It wasn’t meant for me; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 317872; Mitzi Fritz, Chicago.
51943
It won’t be long now; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319272; Sheila MacCurtain, Dedham,
Mass, 51944
It won’t be long now, Mary; w & melody. ©1c.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317940; Dan J. Bozinko,
West Wyoming, Pa. 51945
It’s a call for whose baby; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
22,1942: E unp. 318781; Anna Elizabeth Feemster,
Covina, Calif. 51946
It’s a fight to afinish; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 5,
1943; E unp. 319901; Roy Smeck & Benny Ross,
New York. 51947
It’s a helluva swelluva helluva life in the army;
from Hey rookie, w & mJ. C. Lewis, jr. © Nov.
23, 1942;E pub. 109735; Lewcon music co., Holly-
wood, Calif. 51948
It’s a long long way to yesterday; w Harold Adam-
son, m Peter De Rose. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub.
110003; Robbins music corp., New York.
51949
It’s a long way to victory; song, melody Thomas
Jordan. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319047;
Hazel Gray, Baltimore. 51950
It’s a military secret; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319518; Jerome G. Attanasio, Ionia,
Mich. 51951
It’s a rhumba; from Cargo of innocence, by Lennie
Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317952;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 51952
It’s a secret sh-hhh; song: © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp. 318637; Leon T. Russell, Jackson, Mich.
51953
It’s a V for victory; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Dec.
7, 1942; E pub. 109711; Elva Giger Angle, Court-
land, Kan. 51954
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
It’s all a dream; song. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319091; Peter Jarrett, Berkeley, Calif.
51955
It’s all done with radio; w & melody Jack Mason.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319028; R. C. A.
mfg. co., inc., Harrison, N. J. 51956
It’s an ill wind that blows nobody love; w R. Newton
& Carl Otto Bergner, melody C. O. Bergner. ©
1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318588; Ralph Newton,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 51957
It’s Fifi; from Chasin’ the blues, w Everett Carter,
melody Milton Rosen. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E
unp. 319079; Universal music corp., New York.
51958
It’s on the house; w & melody Dixie [i. e. W. R.]
Brand. © 1 c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318499;
William Raymond Brand, New York. 51959
It’s paradise of dreams; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318364; Zuller Williams,
Kansas City, Kan 51960
It’s snowing in my heart; w Dean Pollard, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942: E unp. 317986; Jackson
Phillip Shoop, Dallas, 51961
It’s something meant to be; w & melody Eddie [i. e.
E. F.] Koncel. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318252; Edward Frank Koncel, Chicago. 51962
It’s strange; song, melody J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319003; Everette Merryll
Page, Davisboro, Ga. 51963
It’s taps for the Axis, and it’s reveille for us; w
& melody. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318549;
Richard Kaufman, Pensacola, Fla. 51964
It’s that about Joe; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E
unp. 319351; George Joseph Schuh, Grand Forks,
N. D. 51965
It’s the army; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319629; Geoffrey O’Hara, Bronxville, N. Y.
51966
It’s the army every time; w & melody Johnny [i. e.
J. D.] Marks. © 1 c. Dec. 12,1942; E unp, 317962;
John D. Marks, New York. 51967
It’s the talk of the people; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942;E unp. 318096;
George M. Rocco, Ottawa. 51968
It’s the twink, twink, twinkle in your eye; song.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 320024; Harry W.
Tavener, Beverly Hills, Calif. 51969
It’s time to say good-night; w & melody. © lc.
Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 319480; Oliver A. Sletto,
Walla Walla, Wash. 51970
It’s up to you and me; w & melody Leah Gale [pseud.
of Leah Goldberg] © 1 c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp,
318890; Leah Goldberg, Brooklyn. 51971
It’s you again; song, m L. Roberts [pseud. of Robert
Lamm] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317914;
Richard L. Nickerson, Tracy, Calif. 51972
1898
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no. 12, 1942
It’s you! Why you so and so; w &melody Edna Mack
seud. of E. M. Crumpler] © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942;
E unp. 318255; Edna McKoy Crumpler, Washing-
ton. 51973
It’s your dream, not mine; w Gloria Gordon, melody
Andy Padova & Jimmy Weir. ©1 c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318921; James Frederick Weir,
Syracuse. 51974
I’ve fallen for you; song, melody Frank Ambrose.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319012; Ted C.
Moeller, San Mateo, Calif. 51975
I've forgotten how to smile; fox trot, w & m H. E.
Stiles & Ray Hibbeler. © Dec. 8, 1942; E pub.
110048; Henry E. Stiles, Corona, Calif, 51976
I’ve found a new love; song, m M. C. Sax. © Nov.
1, 1942; E pub. 109921; Ann Schutte, Akron, O.
51977
I’ve got a buddy; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1943,
E unp. 319985; Clarence A. McCabe, Kansas City,
Kan. 51978
I've got a life to live; w & melody Betty Guinan &
S. Millis. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 318320;
Stella Millis, Milwaukee. 51979
I’ve got a ring around the finger of Rosie; song,
melody Kathleen O’Keel. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319621; Florence E. Anderson, Anderson,
Ss. C. 51980
I’ve got my fingers crossed for you; song, m Ste-
phen Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Jan.
1, 1943; E unp. 319580; Viola Charlton, Clifton
Forge, Va. 51981
I’ve loaned my man to Uncle Sam; w & m Paula
Palmer [pseud. of J. F. Reed] © 1c. Dec. 19,
1942; E unp. 319474; Juliet F. Reed, Slayton, Minn.
51982
Jackie boy, he’s a son of Uncle Sam; w Sy Taylor
& Etta Apple, melody Jack [i. e. Paul] Chapman,
©1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318654; David Gorns-
ton, New York. 51983
Jahco victory song; w & m Roy Cameron. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319936; Jack & Heintz, inc.,
Bedford, O. 51984
J'ai fait faire un beau bouquet (I have picked a nose- -
gay fair); Normandy folk-song, English w Mar-
garet McKee, m arr. Ruggero Vené; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Nov. 12, 1942: E pub. 109173; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 51985
ap and it; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E
unp. 318599; Frank Averil Earl Walker, Lincoln,
Neb. ; 51986
Jap plane sights convoy; from Cargo of innocence,
by Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317942; Loew's, inc., New York. 51987
Japan will remember Pearl Harbor; song, melody
Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318089; Bryan E. Humphrey, Denver.
51988
52007
Jazz novelette; from Whoopee club, w & m Phil
Brown, pf. arr. Chris Langdon. © Nov. 26, 1942;
E for. 67822; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 51989
Jealously; song, m Peter Viola, arr. William Bor-
relli, jr. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942: E unp. 318050;
Freddie Nellson, Paulsboro, N. J. 51990
Jeb goes to sleep; from Keeper of the flame, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318451; Loew’s, inc., New York. 51991
Jeep; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
319500; Vincent Di Marzio, Swissvale, Pa. 51992
Jesu, soul of my heart's desire; w & m Cyril Moss;
mixed voices; organacc. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for.
67833: Frederick Harris music co., ltd., Oakville,
Ont., Canada. 51993
© le. Dec. 26, 1942; E
51994
Jesus cares; pf., with w.
unp. 318998; Ole T. Nelson, Stanley, N. D.
Jesus is my Friend; pf., with w. ©1c.Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319666; Edgar F. Reibetanz, Providence.
51995
Jesus our joy; chorale; mixed voices. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 318959; Richard F. Rathman,
Palo Alto, Calif. 51996
Jesus satisfies; hymn, w & m Paul M. Spahr, arr.
Louis Deiss & R. E. Callen. © Dec. 9, 1942;
E pub, 109935; Rudy E. Callen, New Brighton, Pa.
51997
Jig (The) is up w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942:
E unp. 318906; Anne Boxer, Brooklyn. 51998
Jimmy dear; song, arr. Lou Halmy. © 1 ¢. Jan.
2, 1943, E unp. 319903; Bernice Moore, Gardena,
Calif. 51999
Jiving jazz; song. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp.
318666; James Brown, Chicago. 52000
Joanna; prelude, R. Cochrane Penick, on Welsh hymn
tune; organ. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 109783; H. W.
Gray co., inc., New York. 52001
Johnny boy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942, E
unp. 318940; Hugh Wayne & Bob Keely, Burlingame,
Calif. 52002
Johnny’s gone away; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1 c.Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318731; Ilene M. Confer,
Bay City, Mich. 52003
Johnson is delirious; from Cargo of innocence, by
Lennie Hayton. © 1c.Dec. 12, 1942; Eunp. 317944:
Loew's, inc., New York. 52004
Johnson is injured; from Cargo of innocence, by
Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317947; Loew's, inc., New York. 52005
Johnson presents plaque; from Cargo of innocence,
by Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317950; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52006
Join the bond parade; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318528; Audrey Marguerite West &
Audra Pickett, Huntington Park, Calif. 52007
1899
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
52008
Joys supernal; hymnal, compiled. © Nov. 29, 1942;
E pub. 109852; Robert Emmett Winsett, Dayton,
Tenn. 52008
Juanita; Spanish air, w & melody arr. R. H. Noeltner.
© Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109988; T. B. Harms co.,
New York. 52009
Jubilee in Natchez town; w &m M.T. Canary [pseud.
of M. T. Kanary] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318843; Michael Thomas Kanary, Chicago. 52010
Jule song; w Ida M.E. Campen, m Morten J.Luvaas;
mixed cho. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109741; Neil
A. Kjos music co., Chicago. 52011
Jump serenade; melody Eddie Lane & Marty Stern.
© 1c. Dec, 28, 1942: E unp. 319506; Edward M.
Leavitt, Chicago. 52012
Jump the Josie; song. © July 2, 1942; E pub. 109706;
Arena Harris, Baltimore. 52013
Jumpin’ like mad; w & melody Skeets [i. e. Camp-
bell] Tolbert. © 1 c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318932;
David Gornston, New York. 52014
June and you and the moon; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] ©1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317915; Minnie E. Vonier, Omaha. 52015
Just a cabin in the Ozarks; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319214; Elvira
Steffanson, Seattle. 52016
Just a lion, a bear and a Yank; violin, withw. ©
1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318902; Morris Shapiro,
New York. 52017
4
Just a little girl named Bess; foxtrot, w & melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319892; Elizabeth
O’Brien, Fresno, Calif. 52018
Just a little hint; w & melody Rose Biehl [pseud. of
Rose Bielan] © 1c. Dec, 15, 1942; E unp, 318275;
Rose Bielan, Detroit. 52019
Just a little nearer; waltz, w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319893; Minnie Rudder,
Wilmington, Calif. 52020
Just an illustration; song, arr. A. W. Priebe. © 1
c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318401; David J. Schmidt,
Santa Ana, Calif. 52021
Just an old faded tintype; pf. treble, withw, © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317981; Edna Shomer, Peoria,
Nl. 52022
Just an old fool; from The barkeeps, w & m Robert-
son Otto Geiersbach. © Dec. 22, 1942; E pub.
110457; Keep-in-tune publications, sole owner
Robertson Otto Geiersbach, Forest Park, get
Just an old toy piano; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319123; Donald C. Collom, Oklahoma
City. 52024
Just an ordinary private; song. © 1 c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp, 318128; William Harry Atkins, Lin-
den, N. J. 52025
Just another Yankee; song, m Leo Richard &Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319314;
John A. Conway, Denver. 52026
Just as you are; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319749; Benjamin Cautelli, Toronto. 52027
Just ask the moon; w & m W. R. Hight. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318573, Melvin Eugene Eberle
& Wesley Ray Hight, Peoria, Il. 52028
Just at sunset; song,m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319745; Geneva
Frankie, Berkeley, Ill. 52029
Just before bedtime; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318004; William Henry Britt, Oak-
land, Calif. 52030
Just blues; song, melody Burrell Van Buren. © 1
c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318790; Wade Franklin
Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 52031
Just drifting by; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942;
E unp. 318677; Kathryn C. Shattuck, Westfield,
Mass. 52032
Just imagine; song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll
Webster] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318824;
Mrs. Michael Jurbala, Drums, Pa. 52033
—w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp,
318915; Louis Galantino, Nunzio Angelone &
Domenic Angelone, Orange, N. J. 52034
Just keep my heart and be true, song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319838; John
Joseph Massengale, Camp Sutton, N. C. 52035
Just one more; w D. Weinberg, melody P. J. Fuchs.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318515, Peter J.
Fuchs & Dorothy Weinberg, New York. 52036
Just pretend I am a nurse, w & m Dot [i. e. D. I.]
Jones. ©1 c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp, 318256;
Dorothy Ida Jones, Chicago. 52037
Just tell me why; from Keeper of the flame, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318466; Loew's, inc., New York. 52038
Just to mention a few; w & melody Mickey [i. e. M.
S.] Sabol. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319560;
Michael Stephen Sabol, Braddock, Pa. 52039
Just you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942, E unp.
318581; Mary Florence Trindl, Chicago. 52040
K. P. blues; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942, E
unp. 318504; Milton Kurland, Alamogordo, N. M.
? 52041
Kalapomnal piros rozsa; melody. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319171; Geza Weitzner, New York.
52042
Karlin’s harmonic course for piano improvising;
by Aaron Karlin. bk, 2. © Oct. 24, 1942; AA
416446; Harmonic studio of piano playing, Brook-
lyn. 52043
Kay; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©1lc.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319742; Andrew F. Lucas,
Camp Crowder, Mo. 52044
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 12, 1942
Keep a silver lining shining; song. © Dec. 7, 1942;
E pub. 109838; Ruth Lillian Sparks Stricker,
Mansfield, O. 52045
Keep all enemies away from our shores; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318222: Margaret Steiner, Buffalo. 52046
Keep America safe for our own; pf., withw. © 1
c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 318583; Pearl Anna
Cameron, Blaney Park, Mich. 52047
Keep away from the old armchair; song. © 1 c.
Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319327; Joseph Patrick
O’Neil, Melrose, Mass. 52048
Keep ’em flying; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 318500; Robert Charles Troy, Amboy, Ill.
52049
—w &mRex{i.e. R. W.] Dunn. © 1 c. Dec. 26,
1942: E unp. 319147; Reginald William Dunn,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 52050
Keep faith alive in America; song, m Malcolm Lee.
© 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319460; Clarissa P.
Schweikert, Buford, O. 52051
Keep smiling for me; w & melody. © 1 c. Nov.
27,1942; E unp. 318356; Theodore Culver Romney,
Naugatuck, Conn. 52052
Keep the butcher pleased; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318008; George Edward Bald-
win, Tallahassee, Fla. 52053
Keep the eagle flying; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.—319229; Vivian
Russell, Sisters, Or. 52054
Keepthe homefires burning, for we’ll be returning,
when we’ve won this war for Uncle Sam; w &
melody. © ic. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 319489;
Paul Raymond Bigbie, Ardmore, Okl. 52055
Keep the lamplight burning brightly, till I come
home. song. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319515;
Patrick J. Riley, Columbus, O. 52056
Keep them flying in the air; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319405;
Lillian Dandolph, Hillside, N. J. 52057
Keep those letters roll’n in; w & m Hermyna Weiss.
©1c.Dec. 30,1942; E unp. 319395; Arthur Robert
White, Chicago. 52058
Keep your chin up, little darlin’; song, w Pearl
Mead. © 1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318881;
Virginia May Whittemore, Whittier, Calif. 52059
Keep your chin up, Uncle Sam; w & m Wynne Rainey
& Lillian Hill [i.e. L. H. White] © Dec. 28, 1942;
E pub. 110351; Lillian Hill White, Detroit. 52060
Keep your tiny thumbs up; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318284; Merwood Morell
Goodman, San Francisco. 52061
Keeper of the flame; main title, Bronislaw Kaper.
© 1c. Dec. 16,1942; E unp. 318462; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 52062
52079
—new end title, Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318452; Loew’s, inc., New
York, 52063
Keil odon; Hebrew liturgical w, & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319379; Seymour Silbermintz,
Brooklyn, 52064
Keilokeinu (Ein); Hebrew liturgical w, & melody.
© 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319378; Seymour
Silbermintz, Brooklyn. 52065
Kentucky babe; w Richard Henry Buck, m Adam
Geibel, arr. William Stickles; 3-pt. mixed voices.
© Nov. 25, 1942: E pub. 109675; Edwin H. Morris
& co., inc., New York. 52066
Khaki and the blue; w Trudie Arment [pseud. of G.
Armentrout], melody Jack Nelson. © 1 c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319039; Gertrude Armentrout,
Los Angeles. 52067
Khaki boy; song. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp.
318538; Frank Stone Adkins, Alexandria, Va.
52068
Kingdom of God; w J. L. Milligan, m Harry P.
Hopkins; mixed cho.; pf. or organ acc. © Nov.
23, 1942; E pub. 109660; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York, 52069
Kings of destiny; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319532; Matthew Henry Kleiner,
Graham, Tex, 52070
Kiss in the dark; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 319479; Oliver A. Sletto, Walla Walla,
Wash. 52071
Kiss me good bye; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 319092; George Lambert, New York.
52072
Kiss me good night and just say so-long; w E. Culp,
m A.A. Rock. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp,. 318133;
Arthur A. Rock & Eddie Culp, Ramona, Calif.
52073
Kiss (A) tothe moon; song, m StephenGrady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319578; Elizabeth Giles, Toronto. 52074
Kiss with the scrap; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319254; Roy E. Veal, Newcastle, Tex.
52075
Kissing the rod; song, w James Whitcomb Riley.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 318989; Clara May
Russell Hamilton, Comanche, Tex. 52076
La falira don daine, la falira don dé (When I was a
child); Normandy folk-song, English w Margaret
McKee, m arr. Ruggero Vene; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109175; G. Ricordi
co., inc., New York. 52077
Ladies lend an ear to me;w & m Andyi. e. Andrew]
Love; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319663; Colgate-Palmolive-Peet co., Jersey City.
52078
Lady fair; song. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109732;
George H. Hall, Ojai, Calif. 52079
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52080 pt. 3, n. S., Vv. 37
Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk; Katerina’s aria, Eng-
lish w Wladimir Lakond [pseud. of Walter Lake],
m D. Schostakowitsch. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub.
109619; Quinto Maganini, Greenwich, Conn.
52080
Lady who didn’t believe in love; from the Powers
girl, w Kim Gannon, m Jule Styne. © Nov. 9,
1942; E pub, 109801; Remick music corp., New
York. 52081
Lady with the torch of liberty; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318847; John Trader,
Jersey City & Barbara Frye, Kansas City, Mo.
52082
Land (The) for one and all; by George Matterling;
unison, mixed or men’s voices. © Nov. 7, 1942;
E pub. 109739; Neil A. Kjos music co., Chicago.
52083
Land of dreams, America; song, melody M. C. Sax.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318199; Birtie M.
Kelley, Atlanta. 52084
Land we love best; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319703; Verna Marie
Black, Lordsburg, N. M. 52085
Language of eyes; m Homer Tourjée; contralto &
bar. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319815; Kathleen
Baker Spencer, Santa Monica, Calif. 52086
Last date; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 318329; Cornelius A. Pope, Man-
hasset, N. Y. 52087
Last night; song. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319754;
William R. Clay, Kansas City, Mo. 52088
—— -——m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee]
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318831; John J.
Stevens, Toledo. 52089
——w & melody Jack Allen & Sari Abbot. © lc.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319650; Mildred Costello,
East Detroit, O. 52090
Latona; song. pt. 1. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp.
318436; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles.
52091
Laugh like a clown; m Louis Rosenberger & R. W.
Swanson; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E
unp. 318808; Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
52092
Laurel crown; song, from the production. © 1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318232; Erna Wedeman,
New York. 52093
Lazy river moon; w & m Lloyd Selleck. © 1c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319409; Network music
publishers, New York. 52094
Leave me outside of your door; song. © 1 c. Jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319732; Henry Sutherland Camp-
bell, West Los Angeles, Calif. 52095
Lei-Mana; w & m Al Jacobs & Tommy Jordan, ©
Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 110028; Mutual music soc.,
inc., New York. 52096
Leila; w A. E. Kilhefner, melody Bill [i. e. W. A.]
Dias. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1942; E unp. 319491;
William Akamuhou Dias & Albert Edward Kil-
hefner, Honolulu. 52097
Let freedom ring; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319655; Pauline Nixon, Port Huron, Mich.
52098
Let Freedom write her story; song, melody Emma
Mae Smith & Heron B. Smith. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319623; Coral Patterson Kelley, San An-~
tonio, 52099
Let me sing of love; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319972; Peter Francis Barrow,
Philadelphia. 52100
Let not the world go by in sin; song. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 320016; Maurice Oliver Mann,
Fitchburg, Mass. 52101
Let Thy merciful ears, O Lord; motet, w & m Cyril
Moss; mixed voices; organ acc. © Dec. 8, 1942;
E for. 67834; Frederick Harris music co., ltd.,
Oakville, Ont., Canada. 52102
Let’s all get in the fight; m Harriett Buck; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319233;
Florence T. Cerussi, New York. 52103
Let’s all sing to victory; song, m Gordon R. Wood-
ford. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319509; Paul
Stanzo, Perth Amboy, N. J. 52104
Let’s be true to America; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 318413; Anthony John Villani,
Lawrence, Mass. 52105
Let’s call it love; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317916; Grace B. Bowe, Ahoskie, N. C. 52106
Let’s do the merry, merry polka; w & m DonCorbo
[i. e. D. R. Corbo, jr.] © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E
unp. 319622; Ocean-spray music co., sole owner
Dominick R. Corbo, jr., Asbury Park, 52107
Let’s-fight and work together; song. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319241; Melvin Eugene Meister,
Denver. 52108
Let’s get together tomorrow; w & m Curley Mahr;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317846; Artists
music corp., New York. 52109
Let’s give our all, for the land of the free; w Jean
Griesenauer Sommer, m J. W. Cammeck & J, G.
Sommer. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109762; Edward
A. Sommer & Jerre Ward Cammack, St. La i
52110.
Let’s go America; w & m Frederick W. Brown, ©
Nov. 23, 1942; E pub, 109953; Ben-et songs, New
York. 52111
Let’s go over; w Mazie Lillian Piper [pseud. of
Mrs. A. Mushero], melody George Allan. © 1c,
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319018; Mrs. Archie
Mushero, Howland, Me. 52112
Let’s hit ’em witheverything we’ve got, w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 319346; Frank D.
Penney, New York. 52113
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
52148
Let’s keep happy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319119; Doris E. Murdock, Wilson,
Kan. 52114
Let’s listen to the birds; stories & m for listening
& playing, Lottie Ellsworth Coit & Ruth Bampton;
pf. © Dec. 9, 1942; AA 417045; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 52115
Let’s make ’em say uncle, Uncle Sam; song. © 1
c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 318060; Frank H. Farrell,
Winchester, Mass. 52116
Let’s pitch a little woo; song, m Aaron A. Clark.
© Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109873; Vinton M. Dub-
berly, Dallas. 52117
Let’s play for keeps; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319847; John Orville Ephardt, De-
troit. 52118
Let’s try it again; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319620; Iris Vinson, Kew Gardens, L. L.,
N.Y. 52119
Let’s work and fight together, for the U. S. A.;
w & melody. © lc. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 320015;
Jimmie Boswell, Los Angeles. 52120
Letter, gcb to buck, answer, buck to gob; w &
melody. © ic. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318924;
Arthur R. Collins, Grand Rapids, Mich. 52121
Letter post marked free; w & m Bobby Gregory.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109699; Amer. music pub.
co., New York. 52122
Letter to my soldier; song. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 318950; M. Caroline Smith, New Oxford,
Pa. 52123
Letter to Santa; w J. Fesko, jr., melody M. P.
Hilko. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319948; John
Fesko, jr. & Michael P. Hilko, Garfield, N. J.
52124
Letters from you; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318035;
Virginia O. Bagley, Mapleton, Me. 52125
Liberator; song. [Italian text only] © 1 c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 318003; Angelo Michele Martinelli,
New York. 52126
Liberty; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319637; George Lamberi, New York. 52127
Liberty and justice for all; song. © 1c. Dec. 22,
1942; E unp. 318898; Eva Lourain Emler, Kansas
City, Mo. 52128
Liberty bell; song, melody Henry Rogers. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319037; Floyd J. Anderson,
Vallejo, Calif. 52129
Liberty bells will be ringing; w S. Guido, melody
C. Zarrie. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318006;
Charles Zarrie, New York & Sol Guido, Kirkland
Field, N. M. 52130
Liebesgesprach; arietta aus Armida, v. Ch. W. v.
Gluck, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld; violine u. klavier.
© July 17, 1916; E for. 67754; Associated music
publishers, inc., New York. 52131
Liebestraum; by Franz Liszt, arr. Nannette Bryson
[i. e. ¥. N. B.] Black; harp or pf. © Nov. 14,
1942; E pub; 109958. Yvonne Nannette Bryson
Black, Los Angeles. 52132
Life is a wonderful game; song, m Tom Locke &
Ann [i. e. A. F.] Locke. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942;E
unp. 318530; Annie F. Locke, Biddeford, Me.
52133
Life, love, and liberty; hymn. © Nov. 15, 1942; E
pub. 110081; Percy Benoni Budlong, Ilion, N. Y.
52134
Lifeboat adrift; from Cargo of innocence, by Lennie
Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317946;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 52135
Light of the world; Christmas service, text & m
compiled Elsie Duncan Yale. © Dec. 5, 1942;
E pub. 110076; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. 52136
——w John S. Monsell, m Donald D. Kettring; mixed
cho. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109744; Neil A. Kjos
music co., Chicago. 52137
Lighter than air; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 318684; Elick Goldstein, Elizabeth
City, N.C. 52138
Lightning and love; song, mM. C. Sax. © Dec. 1,
1942; E pub. 109922; O. H. Craft, Columbus, O.
52139
Lights have been dimmed, in the old home town;
song. © 1c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318109; Dessie
Herring Conrath, Yuba City, Calif. 52140
Lights were low; w Remus Harris, mCharles Hatha-
way. © Aug. 15, 1942; E pub. 109828; Glenmore
music, inc., Chicago. 52141
Like a song; w D. Weinberg, melody P. J. Fuchs.
©1 c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318514; Peter J. Fuchs
& Dorothy Weinberg, New York. 52142
Like the birdies; from The laurel crown; 2-pt.
treble voices. © 1 c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp.
318230; Erna Wedeman, New York. 52143
Lily of the valley; waltz; pf. © 1c. July 7, 1942;
E unp. 317894; Sarah Dodge Bland, Tacoma.
52144
Limehouse; from Sherlock Holmes and the Voice
of terror, by Frank Skinner, conductor. © 1 c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318389; Universal music
corp., New York. 52145
Little boy of mine; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1943; E unp. 319625; Eva Marie Bone, Richmond,
Calif. 52146
Little brown jug serenade; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319127; Curtis Monroe, Washington, 52147
Little captain of my heart; song. © 1c. Dec. 23,
1942; E unp. 318900; Jacob Bromberg, North
Hollywood, Calif. 52148
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Little chappie, who’s always happy; w & m J.
Lester Smith, Alf Ritter & Horatio Nicholls
[pseud. of Lawrence Wright] © Dec. 28, 1942;
E for. 67863, Lawrence Wright music co., ltd.,
London. 52149
Little cowgirl of the range; w & m Don Corbo {i.
e. D. R. Corbo, jr.] © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub.
109951; Dominick R. Corbo, jr., Asbury Park.
52150
Little maiden and the crippled soldier; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. ©1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318212, John Edward Eisley, Butler, Pa, 52151
Little Miss No; song, w Leslie A. Ortler. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319841; Harry James Voelker,
jr., St. Louis, 52152
Little old sweetheart; song, melody Margaret P.
Bailey. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319051;
Eugene A. Hale, Caribou, Me. 52153
Little Pinto; song, m LeoRichard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942, E unp, 318032, Ruby Mc-
Intosh, Heuvelton, N. Y. 52154
Little red-head; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318971; Paul Lazarus, Brooklyn. 52155
Little soldier; w & melody Billy [i. e. William P.]
Mayhew. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318276;
Margaret Konig Mayhew, Baltimore. 52156
Little soldier boy; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318119; Violet May R. Carlson,
Celoron, N. Y. 52157
Little sweet sonny; w Frank Merrace Pee of
Frank Marconi], melody Larry King |pseud. of
J. Mormino] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943, E unp. 319881;
Joseph Mormino & Frank Marconi, Brooklyn.
52158
Little Virginia; song, m Glen Raymond. © 1c.
Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318570; William Wallace
Coons, New Britain, Conn. 52159
Little visitor; song. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
318617; Mrs. Vernon S. Sullenger, Waterville,
Wash. 52160
Little white horse and the mare, w & melody Ken
Bennett & Val [1. e. O. W.] Browne; © 1 c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319121; Orville Woodrow Browne,
Hollywood, Calif. 52161
Lleg6 la bomba; guaracha, letra y m Rafael Petiton
Guzman y Don Gilberto. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub.
109894; Robbins music corp., New York. 52162
London; from Sherlock Holmes and the secret
weapon, arr. Frank Skinner, conductor. © 1 c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318394; Universal music
corp., New York. 52163
Lonely; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942, E unp.
318585; Raymond Milton Hooper, Pittsburgh.
52164
Lonely day; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E
unp. 319855; Ellen Langtin, Seattle. 52165
Lonely guy seeks company; melody Alec Wilder. ©
1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319471; Regent music
corp., New York, 52166
Lonely memories; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 317978; Nick Masaracchia, Chicago.
52167
Lonesome feelings; song, m E. G. Best & Walter
Gladden. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 319477;
Earl Gerald Best, Charlestown, Mass. 52168
Lonesome for you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 319239; Florence Pearlman & Laura
Stieglitz, New York. 52169
Lonesome on a Saturday night; song,-w David W.
Reid. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319444; Millard
Sponsel Thomson, West Hartford, Conn. 52170
Long live democracy; march; pf. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109630; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 52171
Longer I live; song. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp.
320003; Gilman Edwin Chase, Chicago. 52172
Longing for daddy; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942, E unp. 319054; Lottie Hopkins, Elkhart, Ind.
52173
Longing for home; polka, N. Shkorka; pf. accordion.
© Nov. 14, 1942; E pub. 109645; N. Shkorka co.,
Cleveland. 52174
Long’s (Norman) album of songs and monologues;
w Leonard Pounds, m N. Long. © Dec. 30, 1942;
E for. 67837; Reynolds & co., London. 52175
Look home; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319133;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 52176
Looking for a needle in a haystack; song,m J.Chas. ~
McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319352;
Claude Taylor, San Francisco. 52177
Lord, increase my faith; arr.Mary Elizabeth Lacy;
pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 317883;
Adrue Odom, Washington. 52178
Lord’s blessing; Biblical w, m Josef Freudenthal;
mixed cho.; pf. or organ acc. © Dec. 10, 1942;
E pub. 109859; Transcontinental music corp.,
New York, 52179
Lord’s prayer, Biblical w, m Hugo Frey; mixed
cho. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109893; Robbins
music corp., New York. 52180
——-set tom; mixedvoices. © Dec. 24, 1942, E pub.
110350, Millard Edward Theodore, New York.
52181
——set to melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942, E unp.
317761, Millard Edward Theodore, New York.
52182
Lost to you, w D. Snyder, m C. Struglia & N.
Morano; pf. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319031;
Donald Snyder, Camillus, N. Y., Caesar Struglia,
Cortland, N. Y. & Nicholas Morano, Hudson Falls,
N.Y. 52183
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
52218
Loure; v. Joh. Seb. Bach, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld;
violine u. klavier. © July 17, 1916; E for. 67753;
Associated music publishers, inc., New York.
52184
Love and friendship; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319534; Matthew Henry Kleiner,
Graham, Tex. 52185
Love and kisses; w & mClaraGenthe. © Dec. 4,
1942; E pub. 109692; Shelby music pub. co., De-
troit. 52186
Love is everything; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E
unp. 318550; Narda Stokes, Oklahoma City.
52187
Love is funny that way; w Ted [i. e. Theodore]
Rosen, melody Alfred Lewis. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319389; Theodore Rosen, Boston.
52188
Love is no fool; w & m Chuck Hinds & Dick [i. e.
R. W.] Grueneberg; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318071; Richard William Grueneberg,
Great Lakes, II. 52189
Love is the link; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318690; Foster Valley, San
Diego, Calif. 52190
Love makes me that way; w & m Edith Schulz. ©
Dec. 2, 1942; E pub. 109691; Shelby music pub.
co., Detroit. 52191
Love me, or leave me alone; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 318065; Frank Gordon, New
York. 52192
Love me or leave me, it’s up to you; w & melody
Ben Shelhamer, jr. & E. Crowe. © Oct. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109708; Edward Crowe, Memphis, Tenn.
52193
Love means only; waltz, w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
8, 1942; E unp. 317890; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
52194
Love of mine; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318165; Walter Kimzey, El Cajon, Calif. 52195
Love played atune on my heart-strings; w & melody.
© 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318243; Richard
Kaufman, Pensacola, Fla. 52196
Love that was untrue; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318090;
Elizabeth Babcock, New City, N. Y. 52197
Lovelight; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319354; Hazel R. Luttner, Latrobe,
Pa. 52198
Lovely melody; pf., withw. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E
unp. 319784; Hallie May Wilder, Tulsa, Okl.
52199
Lovely you (Kuu lei); song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 317965; Charles E. King, Honolulu.
52200
Lovers of liberty; song, m Lindsay McPhail. © 1
c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318951; J. Peyton Adams,
New Castle, Del. 52201
Lovers’ waltz; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 319059; Arthur K. Parker, jr., Honolulu.
52202
Lovin’ up a solid breeze; w & m Mike Jackson &
Ken Macomber. © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109817;
Handy Bros. music co., inc., New York. 52203
Loving hands; song, m Lew Mel, arr. Belle Schrag.
© Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109979; Sylvia Silvers,
Aberdeen, Wash. 52204
Luke’s Christmas carol; arr. Sherman T. Walker;
mixed voices. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109729;
A. A. Kirkberg, Los Angeles. 52205
Lullabye: pf., with w. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319643: Alice S. Harrison, Collingdale, Pa.
52206
Luna de miel; bolero, letra y m Ernesto Dominguez;
ptes. d’org. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for. 67844; Pro-
motora Hispano Americana de musica, s. a.,
Mexico, D. F. 52207
Lure amid the hills of Colorado; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin, © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318100; Ninette Gordon Lumm, Meeker, Col.
52208
M. P. song; w&mG.S. Freeman. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1942; E unp. 318953; Marie Louise Freeman &
George Swift Freeman, Fort Custer, Mich.
52209
MacArthur gave the Japs hell-a-lujah; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319158; Addie M. Lewis, Cumberland, Md.
52210
McGilligan’s band; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319802; John N. Quinn, Tewksbury, Mass.
52211
Madame Butterfly; by G. Puccini, arr. Felix Guen-
ther; orch. sc. © Dec. 30, 1942; E pub, 110433;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 52212
Magic; w Marshal Jenkins, melody Pat Owen [i. e.
E. B. Owen, jr.] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319114; William Marshal Jenkins & Elbert Britten
Owen, jr., Webster Groves, Mo. 52213
Magic of love; w Ruth Eligman & JuliusM. Zenchoff,
& melody. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 316478;
Shirley Eligman, Jersey City. 52214
Magic of your charm; pf.treble, with w. © 1c. Dec.
30,1942; E unp. 319414; Lucille Boone, New York.
52215
Major of my heart; pf., with w. © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 318346; CleoCurrent Merriam, Des Moines.
52216
Make democracy live; song. © 1 c. Dec. 11, 1942;
E unp. 318336; William Jenkin Jones, Scranton.
52217
Make mine war bonds today; song. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318423; Fred Elvin Davis, Palmyra,
N. J. 52218
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52219 pt. 3, n, s., v. 37
Make way for the A. E. F.; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319654; Paul Douglas, Ro-
chester, N. Y. 52219
Make way for the Merchant marine; march, w &
melody Marjorie Hope [pseud. of M. A. Little]
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319495; Madeline
A. Little, Seekonk, Mass. 52220
Malta; w & m L. M. B. P. Rowe, arr.J. E. Busuttil.
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319385; L. Melita
B. P. Rowe & John E. Busuttil, Summit, N. J.
52221
Mama, where are you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318711; Arthur D. Savage, Los
Angeles. 52222
Man of the hour, General Eisenhower; w & m James
Cavanaugh, John Redmond & Nat Simon; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318580; Joe Davis
music co., inc., New York. 52223
Man of the maritime; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318776; Anthony Joseph Di Leva,
Brooklyn. 52224
Man with the dancing bear; song, melody Ronald
Buck. ©1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318727;
Elizabeth Ryan, Norfolk, Neb. 52225
Mafiana zarpa un barco; tango, letra H. Manzi
[pseud. of Homero Manzione], m Lucio Demare;
pf. © July 31, 1942; E for. 67796; Editorial Julio
Korn, Buenos Aires. 52226
Many million strong; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1942: E unp. 318277; Helen Clark Mix, Atlantic
City. ; 52227
March; from Won’t you look out of your window,
by George Dyson, arr. Leonard J. Blake; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Sept. 24, 1942; E for. 67669; Oxford
univ. press, London. 52228
March for the junior commandos; w & m Virginia
Pearson; pf. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 109780;
Boston music co., Boston. 52229
March of freedom; song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E
unp. 318001; Frank Glazer, Dana Point, Calif.
52230
——song. ©1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318267;
Albert Volpe, Waterbury, Conn. 52231
——w & melody. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319723;
Robert August Rissling, Worcester. 52232
——w Kenn [i. e. H. K.] Carmichael, m P. E. Lull;
pf. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1942; E unp. 314433; Paul
Emerson Lull & Herbert Kenn Carmichael, West
Lafayette, Ind. 52233
March of hate; from Sherlock Holmes and the Voice
of terror, by Frank Skinner; conductor. © 1c.
Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318387; Universal music
corp., New York. 52234
March on, America; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 318520; Stanislaw Olszewski, Albany.
52235
—song. ©1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319899;
Robert Germain Boarman, Baltimore. 52236
March on, America, land of destiny; w & melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 318510; William
Hart Morgan, Klamath Falls, Or. 52237
March on to victory; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318991; Irene Bell Jackson, Milwaukee.
52238
March (The) to freedom; song, melody Arturo
Somohano, © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318930;
H. Walter Blumenthal, Washington. 52239
Marching along; fantasy, w John Latouche & others,
m Domenico Savino & others; mixed voices &
pf. duet. © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110137; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 52240
Marching for our Flag; song, m Herman Trutner,
jr. © June 10, 1942; E pub. 110384; Charles
Ernest Hudspeth, Oakland, Calif. 52241
Marching men; song, w Charles Malam. © 1 c.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319555; Thaddeus Gorecki,
Philadelphia. 52242
Marching on to Berlin; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319258; Charles Ross Doyle,
Summit, N. J. 52243
Marching on to victory; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1942; E unp. 319093; Rosalyn Rachel Sue-
sholtz, Brooklyn. 52244
Marching song of the C. A. P.; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318402; Donald E. Large,
Detroit. 52245
Marching to home sweet home; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318836; Robert B. Gray, Winnipeg, Canada.
52246
Marching to victory; w & melody Elizabeth Belle
Davis Weaver. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp.
319687; Ira Alexander Weaver, Washington.
52247
Marcia funebre; from Keeper of the flame, excerpt
from 3rd symphony, by Beethoven, arr. Paul A.
Marquardt. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318479;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 52248
Mari (Le) jaloux (The jealous husband); Normandy
folk song, English w Margaret McKee, m arr.
Ruggero Vene; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 12,
1942; E pub. 109172; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York.— 52249
Maria mia; w William B. Friedlander, melody Don
Arres, Agustin Borguno & Bob Stanley. © 1c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319664; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 52250
Marine’s farewell; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319669; Lester Sweet, Port Angeles, Mec
52251
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no. 12, 1942
Marines’ hymn; w & m arr. Bruce Carleton; pf.
© Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 110035; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 52252
Marjorie; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 318304; John Henry Hendricks, Detroit.
52253
Mark W. Clark; foxtrot march, w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318227; Max Heller,
Philadelphia. 52254
Mary Polly; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318791; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 52255
Mary’s lullaby; pf., withw. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E
unp. 319633; Jennie L. McMann, Saginaw, Mich.
52256
Mass in honor of St. Andrew Bobola; Gregorian w,
m Walenty Bonk; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Dec. 26, 1942; E pub. 110298; X. Jordan pub. co.,
Floral Park, N. Y. 52257
Mass in honor of St. Sebastian; liturgical w, m
Philip G. Kreckel, op. 51; unison voices.. © Nov.
30, 1942; E pub. 109669; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 52258
Masterman and Mrs. Collins; from Cargo of
innocence, by Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 317943; Loew’s, inc., New York.
52259
May God bless our soldier boys; pf. treble, with w.
© 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318254; Annie Hart-
man, Sykesville, Md. “4 52260
May I take you out to-night; w & melody. ©l1c.
Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317720; Don Sterling,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 52261
Maybe you’re right, and mayve I’m wrong; w Mary
Hamilton Walters, m Margaret Holt Early. © 1
c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319410; Network music
publishers, New York. 52262
Mazorquera (La) de Monserrat; letra Hector Pedro
Blomberg, m Enrique Maciel; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942;
E for. 67734; Peer internatl. corp., New York.
52263
Mazurquita (La) azul; pf. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub.
109631; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
52264
Me and that old gang of mine; w Roy [i. e. W. L.]
Wallace, m P. Clark; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318251; Pearl Clark, Seattle & W.
LeRoy Wallace, Indianapolis. 52265
Me and the moon; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
319345; A. W. Myers, Gowen, Okl. 52266
Me without you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 317979; Nick Masaracchia, Chicago.
52267
Medical department march; w Martin [i. e. C. M.]
Bouhan, melody N. Shanks & Jack [i. e. J. J.] Rosen-
berger. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 317866; John
Jackson Rosenberger, Nathan Shanks & Cornelius
Martin Bouhan, Camp Grant, Ill. 52268
52286
Meeting Pat; from Reunion, by Franz Waxman &
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. pts. 1, 2. Ole.
each Dec. 3,1942; E unp. 317123; 317124; Loew’s,
inc., New York. 52269, 52270
Melancholy; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E
unp. 319937; Annie Peltokangas, New York.
52271
Melody in E; by J. V. Frigo & Bernard Kessel;
violin, © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E. unp. 318139;
John Virgil Frigo, Chicago. 52272
Melody of the blues; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe;
pf. treble. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319129;
Curtis Monroe, Washington 52273
Memories [?] dream castles; song, melody Jimmie
Crane. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1942; E unp. 314295;
Minnie Price, Hollywood, Calif. 52274
Memories of Russia; melody. © 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 318545; Vera Heifetz, Los Angeles. 52275
Memories of Spain; paso doble, w & m Clive Rich-
ardson & Horatio Nicholls [pseud. of Lawrence
Wright] © Dec. 28, 1942; E for. 67857; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London. 52276
Memories [?] trail; song, m Carl Demangate, sr.
© 1 c. June 22, 1942; E unp. 314897; Roy Pauley,
East Orange, N. J. 52277
Memory lullaby; song. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E
unp. 319235; William R. Turner, Philadelphia.
52278
Memory mine; song. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319262; Herry Leonard Chambliss, Richmond.
52279
Men of Dartmouth; w Richard Hovey, m Harry R.
Wellman, arr. Thornton W. Allen; men’s voices.
© Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 110060; Allen intercollegiate
music inc., New York. 52280
Men of Kerry; song, m Ruby De Courcy Bennett.
© Oct. 27, 1941; E for. 67718; Wynyard Montagu
Hall, Earley, Berkshire, England. 52281
Men of the air force; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 319764; Peter Temple Perrine, Colorado
Springs. 52282
Men of the C B’s; m H..E. Van Erkelens & Verna
Wells; pf., with w. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318107; Henry Eugene Van Erkelens, San Fran-
cisco. 52283
Men of the merchant marine; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 318225; Max Hoffmann, New
York. 52284
Menuett; v. Josef Haydn, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld;
violine u. klavier; in C dur. © July 31, 1916; E
for. 67757; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. = 52285
Menuetto, aus dem Streich-quartett no. 2; v. W. A.
Mozart, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld; violine u. klavier;
in D moll. © Aug. 14, 1916; E for. 67761; Asso-
ciated music publishers, inc., New York. 52286
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52287 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Merry Christmas ev’ryone; w & m John N. Lenz.
© Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 199690; Shelby music pub.
co., Detroit. 52287
Merry Christmas to you; w & melody The singing
physician [pseud. of G. W. Vink] © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319279; Garrett William Vink,
Carmel, N. Y. 52288
Merry revelers; tarantella, Edna B. Griebel; pf.
© Dec. 2, 1942; E pub. 109679; Oliver Ditson
co., Philadelphia. 52289
Message that changed my life; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319406;
Mrs. J. C. Westbrook, Whitesboro, Tex. 52290
Message to daddy; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. ©1c.Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319317; Ruby
Coker, Lockhart, Tex. 52291
Meunier (Le) (The miller); Normandy folk-song,
English w Margaret McKee, m arr. Ruggero
Vené; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Nov. 12, 1942,
E pub. 109177: G. Ricordi &co., inc., New York.
52292
Michelle is back; from Reunion, by Franz Waxman.
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317120; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 52293
Michelle leaves France; from Reunion, by Franz
Waxman. ©1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317119;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 52294
Michelle’s farewell; from Reunion, by Franz Wax-
man, pts. 1,2. © 1c. eachDec. 3, 1942; E unp.
317121, 317122; Loew’s, inc., New York.
52295, 52296
Midford, from Keeper of the flame, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318459;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 52297
Midnight; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319517; Stanley Eugene Strout, South Portland,
Me. 52298
Midnight melody; song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E
unp. 319331; George R. Smith, Berwick, Me.
52299
Midnight mood; m Irving J. Fleet; pf., withw. ©
lc. Jan. 5, 1943, E unp. 319906, Arthur W. Book-
binder, Miami Beach, Fla. 52300
Military jump; w Irving Taylor, melody Vic Mizzy.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1942, E unp. 318404, Santly-Joy,
inc., New York. 52301
Millie; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp.
318271 Irving Kay, Detroit. 52302
Million little thoughts of you; w & melody. © lc.
Oct. 28, 1942: E unp. 318660; Nellie Nieb, Cin-
cinnati. 52303
Mine alone; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318492: Virgie Marriott, St. Joseph,
Mo. 52304
Miniature; w & melody Harry Gray [pseud. of H.
G. McClaren] © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319017;
H. G. McClaren, Philadelphia. 52305
Misjean lullaby; from Story of Misjean, w & m>
Misjean’s uncle [pseud. of G. H. Smith] © Dec.
10, 1942; E pub. 109816; George Hetherington
Smith, Washington. 52306
Miss Nellie; song, melody Blair Deiermann. © 1
c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318547; Clarence Fred-
rick Charles Burrows, St. Louis. 52307
Miss Victory, w Jack Dolph, m Fred Waring. ©
Dec. 13, 1942; E pub. 110215, Words & music,
inc., New York. 52308
Missing; w L. Adams, melody W. Bancroft; in F.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 318854, Walter Ban-
croft & Lou Adams, Philadelphia. 52309
Missouri moon, song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319721; Dollie May Burke, Independence, Mo.
52310
Mister Banjo (Michieu Banjo); Creole folk-song,
harmonized & arr. Camille Nickerson. © Dec.
4, 1942; E pub. 109781; Boston music co., Boston.
52311
Mister Bum; song, m Dudley Jackson. © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 318357; Joseph Forrest Williams,
Oklahoma City. 52312
Mister Five By Five; from Behind the 8 ball, w &
m Don Raye & Gene De Paul, arr. Vic Schoen;
orch. pts. © Dec. 10,1942; E pub. 109865; Kaycee
music co., inc., New York. 52313
—w &m Don Raye & Gene De Paul, arr. Lou
Singer. 1. Men’s cho., in F. - 2. Mixed cho.; in
F., - 3. Women’s 3-pt. cho., in A flat. © Dec.
31, 1942; E pub. 110415-110417: Leeds music
corp., New York. 52314-52316
Mr. Schickelgruber; song. © 1 c. Dec. 29, 1942;
E unp, 319370; Dave Franklin, Hollywood, Calif.
52317
Mr. Yamanoto; song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1942; E unp.
315638; Wolcott Davenport Street, Darien, Conn.
52318
Modern French horn player; by Silvius Coscia;
with pf. acc. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 319242;
Silvio Coscia, New York. 52319
Molly; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe, pf. treble.
© 1c. Dec, 28, 1942; E unp. 319134; Curtis Monroe,
Washington. 52320
Molly Maloney; song, arr. Winifred Wilbur. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942, E unp. 318282; Arthur J. Wilbur,
Duluth. 52321
Mommy dear; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 319341; Lionel Oscar Thornhill, New York.
52322
Moods moderne, compiled & arr. D. Savino, with
pf. acc. 1. Cello. - 2. Violin. © Dec. 21, 1942,
E pub. 110250, 110251, Robbins music corp., New
York, 52323, 52324
Moon and I: w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942, E
unp, 318632: Theodore Roland Sellew, Hartford.
52325
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
Moon and stars; song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319407; Mary Strine,
Capitol Heights, Md. 52326
Moon and you; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud. of
Carroll Webster] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319610; Theresa Butler, Philadelphia. 52327
Moon at sea; w Remus Harris, m Noni Bernardi.
© Noy. 15, 1942; E pub. 109764; Glenmore music,
inc., Chicago. 52328
Moon Dust Land; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319034; Marie A. Keeley, Port
Byron, Ill. 52329
Moon-mist; song, melody Hal Keller Felman. ©
ic. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318543; Jerome Keith
Hansen, Chicago. 52330
Moon over Arequipa; songs from the play. © lc.
Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 318958; Avice Saint, Pied-
mont, Caiif. 52331
Moon-tide; w Richard May & Marion Barry, melody
H. Colin Rice. ©1c.Dec. 30,1942; E unp. 319399;
Top music publishers, inc., New York. 52332
Moonburn; w Saunders [pseud. of Naomi Shapiro],
melody Rachelle [pseud. of D. R. Levitt] © 1c.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 318313; Dolores Rae Levitt,
St. Louis. 52333
Moonless night; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319040; S. T. Baca, North Long
Beach, Calif. 52334
Moonlight; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318028; Jacob A.
Jackson, Ancon, Canal Zone. 52335
Moonlight and shadows; song, m Aaron A. Clark.
© Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109868; Fred H. Duffy,
Kenmore, N. Y. 52336
Moonlight Bay; song, melody Robert N. Schanzer.
©1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318175; Harry Behar,
New York. 52337
Moonlight on Catalina Bay; w Trudie Arment [pseud.
of G. Armentrout], melody Theodore Whitmark.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319049; Gertrude
Armentrout, Los Angeles. 52338
Moonlight on the prairie; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©16c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319599; Ora H. Austill, Sheridan, Dl. 52339
Moonlight tango; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319565; Richard Kaufman, Pensacola,
Fla. 52340
More and more; w Buddy Kaye, m Albert Theodore
Frisch. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942; E unp. 318874;
Clover music co., Flushing, N. Y. 52341
Morning song; song, w Elsa Autzen. © 1c. Dec.
15, 1942; E unp. 318279; Edmund Fred McGowan,
Fort Sam Houston, Tex. 52342
Mother; arr. Jesse Gunther; pf., treble, with w. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1943; E unp. 318768; Grant S. Ray,
Washington. 52343
52361
—song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318736; Elizabeth Ryan, Norfolk,
Neb. 52344
Mother dear we love you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942: E unp. 318983; William T. Greenwell,
St. Louis. 52345
Mother of my heart; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319954; Paul Anthony Germano,
Lawrence, Mass. 52346
Mother’s gift to you, Uncle Sam; song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319159; Aleen Whelton, Merrill, Mich.
52347
Mothers of the U.S. A.; song, melody M. C. Sax.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318196; Bonnie Lela
Crump, Monticello, Ark. 52348
Mother’s prayer, for her boy, way out there; w &
melody. ©1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319635;
Harry Kema, Los Angeles. 52349
Mother’s son; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318563; Glenn Aldean
Slaughter, Lebanon, Mo. 52350
Mud in his ears; w & m Mack Weaver & Joseph C.
Banahan. © Sept. 20, 1942; E pub. 109738; Mills
music, inc., New York. 52351
Mug town; end title, H. J. Salter; conductor. © 1
c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319077; Universal music
corp., New York. 52352
Mujer mexicana; paso-doble, letra Fernando Sainz
de Aja, m Rafael Oropesa; ptes. d’org. © Dec.
8, 1942; E for. 67845; Promotora Hispano Ameri-
cana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 52353
Music box; pf. ©1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319674;
Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh. 52354
Music for a fiddle; by Hugo Norden; violin. © Jan.
2, 1943; E pub. 110469; Bruce Humphries, inc.,
Boston. 52355
Music in my heart; from Old Chelsea, w Fred S.
Tysh [pseud. of Siegfried Tisch], m Richard Tau-
ber. © Dec. 19, 1942; E for. 67860; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London. 52356
Music of the hills; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318733; Ferrell Kennedy,
Grafton, O. 52357
Musical salvationist; compiled Bramwell Coles. v.
56, pt. 6, Oct., Nov., 1942. © Oct. 28, 1942; E for.
67787; Salvationist pub. & supplies, ltd., London.
52358
My adorable Chiquita; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
19, 1942; E unp. 318630; Loring Mitchell Watts,
Plant City, Fla. 52359
My ain countrie; song, w Mary Lee Demarest. ©
Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 109857; Helen Louise Lock-
wood, Endicott, N. Y. 52360
374 American opera U.S. A. Second world war; w
melody Frank A. Camberlengo [pseud. of F. A.
Lang] © 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 317878; Frank
A. Lang, New York. 52361
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52362 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
My boy; w & m A. E. Zander, arr. C. J. Gielczyk.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318618; Archie E.
Zander & Clarion J. Gielczyk, Saginaw, Mich.
52362
My buddy and I; song, w David W. Reid. © 1c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319443; Millard Sponsel
Thomson, West Hartford, Conn. 52363
My buddy is over there; w & m Gene [i. e. E. N.]
Hyde; pf. treble. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319263; Eugene Nelson Hyde, Arcadia, Calif.
52364
My cavalier; song. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319755; William R. Clay, Kansas City, Mo.
52365
My chickadee; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318792; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 52366
My colleen is heaven’s loan; w & melody. © 1c.
Sept. 14, 1942; E unp. 318511; William Hart
Morgan, Klamath Falls, Or. 52367
My dark brother; w & melody Lianeth Gederah.
© 1 ¢. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319812; Riveina Lund-
gren Warren, Idaho Falls, Id. 52368
My darling; song, melody Burrell Van Buren. ©
1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318793; Wade Franklin
Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 52369
My darling, my dear; song, melody Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317917; Henry N. Hansen, Clareholm, Alta.,
Canada. 52370
My darling one; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319658; Ralphine Belmont, Devon, Pa.
52371
My darling, someday please come home to me; song,
arr. Lou Halmy. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
318985; Diane Sorter, Los Angeles. 52372
My dear; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,1942; E unp.
319043; Jeanne Fuerbringer, Oakland, Calif.
52373
My dear Old Glory; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319933; Sara P. Clipsham, Phila-
delphia. 52374
My dear, you should realize the fact; song, pf. sc.
Eddie Gordon. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub. 109812;
Joseph Leopold, New York. 52375
—w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E ump.
318670; Joseph Leopold, New York. 52376
My dream bay; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp, 319920; Paul Franklyn Ferreira, Honolulu.
52377
My dream of home; song. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E
unp. 319951; Harold William Davis, Detroit.
52378
My dream of tomorrow; w Nat Burton, melody
Irving Taylor & Vic Mizzy. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp, 318578; Santly-Joy, inc., New York. 52379
My eternal love; w & melody Tommy Greco [pseud.
of Thomas Giangreco] © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E
unp. 318873; Thomas Giangreco, Brooklyn.
52380
My every heartbeat; pf. treble, with w. © 1 c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 317980; Bessie Mae McKinnon,
East Rockingham, N. C. 52381
My friend from the marines, ship ahoy; w Rex
Blain [pseud. of E. L. Larson], m Robert Van-
Sickle. © 1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319989; Edward
L. Larson, Wheeling, Ill. 52382
My girl Wicky WAAC; w John Griffin, melody Jay
Mills [i. e. E. L. Mills, jr.] © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1942: E unp. 319437; Elmer Leroy Mills, jr., La
Porte, Ind. 52383
My guiding star; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.of
Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 320009;
Phyllis Michael, Shickshinny, Pa, ~ 52384
My happy home; w & m Ray Hibbeler & Lucille
[i. e. L. L.] Jones. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp.
319963; Lola Lucille Jones, Buffalo, Ia. 52385
My heart and I; from Old Chelsea, w Fred S. Tysh
[pseud. of Siefgried Tisch], m Richard Tauber;
low voice; in C. © Nov. 24, 1942; E for. 67713;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd., London. 52386
My heart and me; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319020; Victor Gregory Boehnlein, Okla-
homa City. 52387
My heart for you; song, m Wally Guthrie. © 1c.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318631; Jean Pendleton
‘Sheldon, Bend, Or. 52388
My heart is like a singing bird; w Christina Rossetti,
m J. S. Bach, adapted & arr. W. A. Goldsworthy;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub.
109661; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 52389
My heart is reserved for you; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318040; Josephine Groom, Saginaw, Mich. 52390
My heart stood still; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers, arr. Douglas MacLean [pseud. of Frank
Campbell-Watson]; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Dec.
8, 1942; E pub. 109797; Harms, inc., New York.
52391
My heart won’t be singing tonight; w M. Drowne &
Carl Otto Bergner, melody C. O. Bergner. © 1
c. Dec, 18, 1942; E unp. 318589; Madelyn Drowne,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 52392
My heart’s in harmony with love; w Chaw Mank, m
Roscoe F. Barnhart. © Dec.11, 1942; Epub.
109832; Luz bros. music publishers, inc., New
York. 52393 -
My home in Tennessee; m Mrs. S. Davy; pf., with
w. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp. 317897; A. L.
Utley, Nashville. 52394
My honey-boo; w & m Harriette Wilbur, arr. © 1
c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318283; Winifred Wilbur,
West Los Angeles, Calif. 52395
1910
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andi
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
My Joe! My Joe; w Dick Charles, melody Paul
Lavalle. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 318505;
Leeds music corp., New York. 52396
My joy supreme; song, w Ollie Cox. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1943; E unp. 319727; Walter Daley, Hartford.
52397
My lady in the dark; song, melody George Leonard.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318605; John Mc-
Cahill, Brooklyn. 52398
My land and my music; w Bickley Reichner, m
Donald J. Walker. © Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109458;
Melrose music corp., New York. 52399
My last night; w Alice L. Shanke & Alfred L. Segreto,
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 318678;
Maisel Segreto, Youngstown, O. 52400
My letter from home; w & m Mozelle Britton Dine-
hart. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318370;
Allamae Britton Gingg, Oklahoma City. 52401
My little black record of love; w Elizabeth S. Baker,
m Neale Wrightman, arr. Harold Potter. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319105; Neale Wrightman
publishers, Chicago. 52402
My little blue eyes; w Jimmie [i. e. Dana Marvin]
Pierson & Dick [i. e. Richard B.] Klasi, melody
Johnny [i. e. M.] Rion. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E
unp. 318582; Milborn Rion, Farmington, Mo.
52403
My lost mountain home; -w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318606; Maude I. Rambo, Plush,
Or. — 52404
My love; w & melody Dick [i. e. Richard] Davis.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319624; Domenick
Nick Polito, Chicago. 52405
——w Elizabeth Brown & Euless Brown, & melody.
© le. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319791; Euless Brown,
Chicago. 52406
My love is different; w Edward Rigo, & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 22,1942; E unp. 318882; Leo Karampelas,
Chicago. 52407
My love is true; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318043;
Wilma Jean Reed, Lucedale, Miss. 52408
My Madeline; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319313; John
Archibald Forbes, Bagotville, Que., Candda.
52409
My mammy’s melody; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319383; Sydney Potter, Brooklyn.
52410
My melancholy baby; w George A. Norton & May-
belle E. Watson, m Ernie Burnett, arr. Jeanne
Gravelle [pseud. of Robert C. Haring] 1. Men’s
cho. - 2. Mixed cho. - 3. Women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Nov. 10, 1942; E pub. 109188-109190; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 52411-52413
My memory of you; w & m Harry Robert Wilson;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 25, 1942; E pub.
109657; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 52414
914570 O - 43 - 4
92432
My million dollar baby; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318828; Gab Howard, Washington, Ind. -
52415
My mother’s tears; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318042;
Lonnie Raymond, Kenosha, Wis. 52416
My oath to you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp. 318579; Vincent James Ambrosio, Cliff-
side, N. J. 52417
My Old Glory waves for me; w & melody. ©lc.
Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 317868; Roberta Thornton
Goetz, New York, 52418
My old Hoosier home; w Verley Craig, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318247; Frances
Drummond Paige, Olympia, Wash. 52419
My pal of the saddle; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1942; E unp. 318340; Dave Strudle, Aberdeen,
S. D. 52420
My pal on Guadalcanal; w Sadie Shipley, Ruble
Blakey & C. Bardin, & melody. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1942; E unp. 318507; Charles Bardin, San Fran-
cisco. 52421
My Red, White and Blue girl; song. © 1 c. Nov. 23,
1942; E unp. 316506; Amanda Greiber, Sauk City,
Wis. 52422
My Rocky Mountain sweetheart; w & melody. ©lc.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319536; Matthew Henry
Kleiner, Graham, Tex. 52423
My rusty flivver; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec, 21, 1942; E unp. 318699; Horace D. Anderson,
North Bend, Or. 52424
My sailor; w E. A. Yeakel, melody V. M. Stormer.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 318002; Viola Mae
Stormer, Cincinnati & Ella Armstrong Yeakel,
Waynesville, Ill. 52425
My sailor boy blue; w Ruth Evelyn Vawter, & melody,
© 1c. Jan. 1,1943; E unp. 319553; George Lyndell
Vawter, San Francisco. 52426
My sailor pal; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319415; Bonnie Kathryn Ambuehl, Poca-
hontas, Ill. 52427
My serenade; w & m Jimmy Kennedy. © Nov. 27,
1942; E for. 67728; Kennedy music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 52428
My ship [and] Dawn patrol; musical monologues, w
Warren Hastings, m Herberte Jordan; pf. © Dec.
30, 1942; E for. 67836; Reynolds & co., London.
52429
My Slim; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,1942; E unp.
318935; Clifford Emanuel Sundin, Oakland, Calif.
52430
My soldier boy; song, arr. Al Sendrey. © 1 c.Dec.
19, 1942; E unp. 319924; Genevieve Moffett Nelson,
Los Angeles. 52431
My soldier dad; song. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319199; May Trevolt, New York. 52432
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
My soul, there is a country; English w Henry
Vaughan, Welsh w T. Gwynn Jones, m Mervyn
Roberts; mixed cho. © Aug. 13, 1942; E for.
67776; Gwynn pub. co., Llangollen, North Wales.
52433
My sweet beautiful lady; w Jean Monroe & Helen
Monroe; pf. treble. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319128; Curtis Monroe, Washington. 92434
My sweetheart close your lovely eyes; w Frederick
Lobl, & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp.
319981; Robert Lobl, New York. 52435
My Swiss little miss; song, melody M. C. Sax. ©
1c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318195; Helen R. Brown,
Crabtree, Pa. 52436
My treasure; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318414; Fr . :es Scott Jordan, Clayville, N. Y.
52437
My Uncle Sammy; song. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub.
109876; Eva Pearl Darwin, Chicago. 52438
—— —m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319359; Sally Frances Ginn, Los Angeles.
52439
My wife has joined the WAACS; song. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1942; E unp. 318993; Fred Leo Myers, Holly-
wood, Calif, 52440
My Yankee pilot; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319596;
Shirley R. Williams, Grand Island, Neb. 52441
Nasty feet; song, m Robert VanSickle. © 1 c. Jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319733; Perle Stewart, Pennington
Gap, Va. 52442
National defense draftee; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318095; Susie W. Pliske, Westville, Ind. 52443
Naughty Marietta; overture, Victor Herbert, tran-
scribed F. Campbell-Watson; symphonic band pts.,
with condensed sc. © Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 110033;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 52444
Nearer the bone, the sweeter the meat; w & m
Leslie Beacon [pseud. of Joe Davis]; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dec. 29,1942; E unp. 319247; Beacon music
co., New York. 52445
’Neath the old pear tree; w&m Harry Pease, James
Charles, Larry Stock & Harry Edelheit. © Nov.
7, 1942; E pub. 109850; Marchant music publishers,
New York. 52446
’Neath the pines whereI gave my heart to God; song,
melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319447; Clara B. Black, Rockport, Mo.
52447
’Neath the silvery moonlight, by the silvery sea;
song. © 1c. Dec. 26,1942; E unp. 319095; Walter
Lewis Burford, Haven, Kan. 52448
Need I say; w & m Eugene West, Frank Sinatra &
Bert Mann; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp.
320007; Robbins music corp., New York. 52449
_Nellie Malone; song, w Henry J. Dunn. © 1 c. Jan.
7, 1943; E unp. 319983; Florence M. Fortier,
Reading, Mass. 52450
Never kiss a soldier just for fun; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 319240; Jack Wardlaw,
Raleigh, N. C. 52451
Never mind little darling; m Louis Rosenberger &
R. W. Swanson; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942;
E 318273; Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis. 52452
Never you mind; w & melody Louis Prima, Eddie
Lowth & Gene Meyers. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318381; Robbins music corp., New York.
52453
New day dawns; song, m Noel Bear. © 1 c. Jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319653; India Daugherty, Los
Angeles. 52454
New gold; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1 c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 318919; Ada M. Brown, Olney
Springs, Col. 52455
New St. Paul waltz; song. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E
unp. 320023; Iva Moshier Brustman, St. Paul.
52456
Nieh (Die) velt; w by L. Weinreb & from Prayer
book, & melody. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
318064; Lou Weinreb, New York. 52457
Night and day; from Gay divorce, by Cole Porter,
arr. Roberto Carreno [pseud. of F. Henri Klick-
mann] © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110072; Harms,
inc., New York. 52458
Night (A) on Moonlight Lake; w & melody. © 1c,
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319053; Enoch Cann, Louis-
burg, N. S., Canada, 52459
Nighttime, when daydreams come true; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 319680; Louis Joseph
Borini, Redwood City, Calif. 52460
Ninth blues; pf.
William Stanford Baker, La Crosse, Wis.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319808;
52461
Nioma all grade concert album; compiled & arr.
Karl Stiska. 1. Pf. - 2. Violin. © Dec. 30, 1939;
E pub. 110096, 110097; Natl. institute of music &
arts, inc., Los Angeles. 52462, 52463
Nioma popular Hawaiian guitar method; compiled
& arr. LeonI. Baker. bks. 2, 3. © Dec. 30, 1939,
May 20, 1940; E pub. 110098, 110099; Natl. in-
stitute of music & arts, inc., Los Angeles.
52464, 5246¢
—composed, compiled & arr. Leon I. Baker. bk.
4. © Sept. 22, 1940; E pub. 110100; Natl. in-
stitute of music & arts, inc., Los Angeles.
52466
Nioma technical studies for Hawaiian guitar; by
Leon I. Baker. bk. 1. © Apr. 18,1940; AA 416829;
Natl. institute of music & arts, inc., Los Angeles.
52467
No llores mas; bolero, letra y m Placido Acevedo,
© Oct. 29, 1942; E pub. 110180; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 52468
1912
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942 :
No more goodbyes; song, arr. Ralph Weston. © 1
c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318759; Henry Joseph
Baker, Southboro, Mass. 52469
No ration on love; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318648: Mabel A. Pryll, Chicago.
52470
No te mires en el rio; Spanish w R. de Leon, Eng-
lish w Olga Paul, m M. Quiroga. © Dec. 30, 1942:
E pub. 110421: Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 52471
No time to lose; from Sherlock Holmes and the
Voice of terror, by Frank Skinner; conductor. ©
1 c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318388; Universal
music corp., New York. 52472
No wedding day for me; song, melody Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319611; Murl Skaggs, Magnolia, Ky.
52473
Nobody answered; from Keeper of the flame, by
Bronislaw Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318458: Loew's, inc., New York. 52474
Nobody elise can take your place; w & melody. ©
lc. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319975; Bob Ellsworth,
Boston. 52475
Nocturne; w Hilaire Belloc; men’s cho. © Feb. 28,
1941: E for. 67752; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
52476
Nodding tulips; Dutch tone poem; pf. © lic. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319616; Richard Ten Hoor, Berrien
Springs, Mich. 52477
Northlands; song, m Glen Raymond. © 1 c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319866; John A. McBrady, Trego,
Wis. 52478
Norvella waltzes; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319108; Pearl Osgood Allen, Long Beach, Calif.
52479
No6s, os carecas; marcha, letra y m Arlindo Marques
Junior & Roberto Roberti; pf. © Sept. 25, 1941; E
for. 67771; E. S. Mangione, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
52480
Not to-night Josephine; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319016; J. W. Hune, Portland, Or.
52481
Now and then; from Man of courage, w &m Lew
Pollack. © Dec. 16, 1942; E pub. 110015; Dorsey
bros. music, inc., New York. 52482
Now comes the dawn; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319884; Mary Margaret Crim,
Bergholz, O. 52483
Now is the time; w & melody. ©1c.Dec. 18, 1942;
E unp. 318597, Audrey Lorraine Cregier, Evans-
ton, Il. 52484
Now-right now, w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1942;
E unp. 319330; Naomi Vettel, Sacramento, Calif.
52485
52503
Now that I’ve got you again; w E. L. Mullett, melody
S. C. Mullett. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 319957;
Sidney Cantelon Mullett & Edna Lilian Mullett,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 52486
Now that I’ve met you; pf. treble, withw. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318072; George Daven,
Houston, — 52487
Now that you are gone; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319160;
Gladys Connelley, Salyersville, Ky. 52488
Now we know we’re in love; song. © 1c. Dec. 22,
1942; E unp. 318896; Virginia Hollatz, Chicago.
52489
Now we’re men; song, w A. Irma Cohon. © 1c,
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317964; Baruch Joseph Co-
hon, Cincinnati. 52490
Now’s the time; w & m Isabelle A. Roth. © Nov.
22, 1942; E pub. 109954; Ben-et songs, New York.
52491
No. 1 on my heart parade; w & melody Benny Bell
[pseud. of Benjamin Samberg] © 1 c. Dec. 29,
1942: E unp. 319289; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 52492
O Branford men; song. ©1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp.
318554; Polly Stone Buck, New Haven. 52493
O Buddy boy; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] ©1c.Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318830;
Tlona V. Sayers, Beaver Falls, Pa. 52494
O come, loud anthems let us sing; hymn, w Tate &
Brady. © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109624; William E.
Arnaud, Atlanta. 52495
O. K. professor; w &m Arthur Hersh. © Dec. 31,
1942; E pub. 110352; Luz bros. publishers, inc.,
New York. 52496
O land ever glorious; song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942;
E unp. 318353; Theodore Culver Romney, Nauga-
tuck, Conn. 52497
O, light of a Catholic soul; w &melody. ©1c.Dec.
24, 1942: E,unp. 318973; James Francis Mulligan,
Minidoka, Id. 52498
O mighty ship sail on and on; w Hester [i. e. M. H.]
Bailey, m Gordon R. Woodford. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319864; Martha Hester Bailey, Mc-
Curtain, Okl. 52499
O most precious Saviour; w from the Psalter, m
Fatyeff-Tkach, arr. Peter D. Tkach; mixed cho.
© Nov. 24, 1942: E pub. 109750; Neil A. Kjos
music co., Chicago. 52500
Ode to Frankun D.; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 318860; Louise C.Schroeder, Denver.
52501
Off the deck, we fly for navy; song. ©l1c. Dec. 21,
1942, E unp. 318644, Eric Karll, Milwaukee.
52502
Oh, darling; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318694, Ruth A. Walls, Willard,
Mo. 52503
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52504
Oh, for the life 0’ the army; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 23, 1942; E unp. 318886; Victor Sedliar,
Wyandotte, Mich. 52504
Oh happy day ’twill be boys when you come march-
ing home; song. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp.
319850; Arlington P. Mortensen, Provo, Utah.
52505
Oh! How good it is to know; hymn harmonized
Elizabeth T. Restrick. © Dec. 16, 1942; E pub.
110051; William White Restrick, Collingswood,
N. J. 52506
Oh, how I miss you; song, melody Lew Bellin. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1942: E unp. 319179; Tony Bonadio,
Camp Gordon, Ga. 52507
Oh, how that lady, she could love; w Ted [i. e.
Theodore] Rosen, melody Alfred Lewis. © 1c.
Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319390; Theodore Rosen,
Boston. 52508
Oh! Jeanie; polka, w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;
E unp. 319979; Michael Fraulino, Manchester,
Conn. 52509
Oh Lake Labelle moon; arr. Ralph Hermann; orch.
pts., with w. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 110026;
Rose Palmer & Louise Zantke, Milwaukee.
52510
Oh, laugh and swing with me; song, arr. L. Mc-
Phail. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319271;
Maude I. Rambo, Plush, Or. 52511
Oh, little children lead us now; w Constance Bar-
bour [and] Hark! All around the welkin rings; w
from old carol: m W. H. Anderson; mixed voices.
© Dec. 10, 1942; E for. 67819; Western music
co., ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 52512
Oh little sweetheart of the prairie; song, m Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317918; William Allikas, jr.,
Gleason, Wis. 52513
Oh! Lolita; melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318845; Dorothy S. Brown, Detroit. 52514
Oh! Mister Hitler; song. © 1 ¢. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 318121; Lucille Boyer, Minneapolis. 52515
Oh mom, oh mom, I miss you so; song, melody
Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp.
318784; Mae Lane Gibbs, Salt Lake City. 52516
Oh, soft was the song; w Gilbert Parker, m Edward
' Elgar, op. 59, no. 3, arr. H. A. Chambers; mixed
cho. © Nov. 27, 1942; E for. 67815; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 52517
Oh! What a beautiful vision; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319746; Frances Sheldon, Oconto, Wis. 52518
Oh why did you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 318369; Yvonne Beverly, Beaumont, Tex.
52519
Old Broadway’s not the same; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319748; Benjamin Cautelli,
Toronto. 52520
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Old family record; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319298;
Nora Stewart, Oswego, Kan, 52521
Old fashioned laces; song. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp. 318616; Mrs, Vernon S. Sullenger, Water-
ville, Wash. 52522
Old Glory; m May Arno; pf., withw. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318719; J. A. Shanelec, Denver.
52523
—march; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E
unp. 318571; James Jewell, Evanston, Ill. 52524
Old Glory is the Flag we love; song. © Dec. 7,
1942; E pub, 109715; Hiram Sutcliffe, Inglewood,
Calif. 52525
Old gray mare; song, melody Burrell Van Buren,
© 1c. Dec. 22,1942: E unp. 318794; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 52526
Old Man Hitler; m William Steffi; pf., withw. ©
1c. Nov. 27,1942; E unp. 318328; Gus Schnurman,
Roanoke, Va. 52527
Old Man Rhythm; w & m Benny Lamarr & Spencer
Williams. © Nov. 19,1942; E for. 67823; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 52528
—w & melody.
318636; Rickey Serras, Brooklyn.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
52529
Old Mrs. Forrest; from Keeper of the flame, by
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. © 1 c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318473; Loew’s, inc., New York.
52530
Old porch swing; song, m Derek Andersen [pseud.
of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319576; Austin A. Eamigh, Newton, N. J.
52531
Old postman blues; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318269; M. Hobson Betz, Sacramento,
Calif. 52532
Old violin; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Mal-
colm Lee] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319593;
Lillian Williams, London, Ont., Canada. 52533
Olvida mis besos; vals criollo, letra y m Victor
Carbone; pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for. 67751; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 52534
Omaha (The); w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942,
E unp. 319493; Kathryn Bliss Langell, Eastsound,
Wash. 52535
On a circular staircase; w & melody Gene [pseud. of
Gene Carroll] & Glenn [pseud. of Glenn Rowell]
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318706; Paull-
pioneer music corp., New York. 52536
On bended knee; hymn, w & m Anon-ymous [pseud,
of Robert Kewley & Phil Spitalny] © Dec. 3, 1942;
E pub. 109896; Robbins music corp., New York.
52537
On the dummy line; w & melody Dick C. Land. ©
1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319416; Dixie music
pub, co., New York. 52538
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
On the field; from Reunion, by Franz Waxman. ©
1 c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317118; Loew’s, inc.,
New York. 52539
On the isle Hawaii; w & m Albert D. Nelson &
Edward L. Rodenberg. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E
unp. 318757; Nelrod music publishers, Denver.
52540
On the land, in the air, on the sea; song, m M.
Shattil & J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318689; Arthur Shattil & Melvin Shattil,
Chicago. 52541
On the Maumee River; song, m E. Bruce Knowlton.
© Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109929; Charlotte Harris,
Portland, Or. 52542
On the second front; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318025;
Florence A. Snyder, Fort Knox, Ky. 52543
On the tennis court; from Cargo of innocence, by
Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317953; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52544
On the Volga; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319172; Geza Weitzner, New York. 52545
On the way; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 318136; Tommy Howell & Lee Howell, Waco,
Tex. 52546
On to Bataan; song. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp.
319326; Urbano Mateo Francisco, Fort Ord, Calif.
52547
On to victory; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318709; Karl Walter Haas, Detroit. 52548
— song. ©l1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319455; Vera
Madden, North Sacramento, Calif. 52549
—— ——m Aaron A. Clark. © Dec. 10, 1942; E
pub. 109874; Bertha Schwaner, New Haven. 52550
On way to the border; from Reunion, by Franz
Waxman. ©1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 317125;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 52551
Once He came inblessing; w John Horn, tr. Catharine
Winkworth, m based on Moravian chorale by J. F.
Wolle, arr. Roberta Bitgood; mixed cho. © Nov.
24, 1942; E pub. 109747; Neil A. Kjos music co.,
Chicago. 52552
Once, long ago; old Bohemian carol, English w
Richard Compton, m arr. Jessie Angelyn Fitz-
gerald; mixed cho. © Nov.’ 24, 1942; E pub.
109766; E. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
52553
Once more the happy day draws near; w adapted
from old carol; mixed voices. © Dec. 21, 1942;
E pub. 110316; Mary Elizabeth Hayward, Upper
Darby, Pa. 52554
Once upon a time, melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 317977; Nick Masaracchia, Chicago.
52555
One careless kiss; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319824; William Wach, Pittsburgh. 52556
One day in December; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318918; Fred W.
Brown, Willard, O. 52557
One foot in the groove; musical comedy, bk. O.
Melnicoff, lyrics J. Stevens, mJ. Shuman. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; D 76200; John Shuman, Jerry Stevens
& Olga Melnicoff, Philadelphia. 5255 7*
101 hymns of the Hour of charm; compiled, arr. &
ed. Hugo Frey. © Dec. 4, 1942: E pub. 109892;
Robbins music corp., New York. 52558
117th regimental march; pf. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 317982; Albert De Vito, Hartford. 52559
167th infantry march; cornet. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319834; Charles Luther Smith, Fort Benning,
Ga. 52560
One more goodbye; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 319111; Wilbur Beadle, Lafayette, La.
52561
One note refused; song, melody Robert N.Schanzer.
©1c. Dec. 14, 1942: E unp. 318169; Harry Behar,
New York. 52562
One romance too many; w Gloria Gordon, melody
Jimmy Weir & Andy Padova. ©1 c. Dec. 24,
1942: E unp. 318923; James Frederick Weir, Sy-
racuse. 52563
One thing is certain - you're gone; w & melody;
Ist ten. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318422;
Harriet Miriam Brown, Crestview, Md. 52564
Only one; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30,1942: E unp.
319403; Michael Harrison, Philadelphia. 52565
Onward to victory; song, wEdward D.Jones. ©l1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318485; William Boyd Stokes,
Fort Warren, Wy. 52566
Onyx bringdown; melody Joe Sullivan. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318224; Robbins music corp., New
York. 52567
Open up your heart; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317919; Leland Dicke, Newton, Kan. 52568
Open your eyes darling; song, melody Gordon R.
Woodford. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318188;
Vincent Pantano, Box 1372,N.S.A., Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii. 52569
Orinoco trail; w Bill Willis, m Bert Niosi. © Sept.
29, 1942; Efor. 67790; Canadian music sales corp.,
ltd., Toronto. 52570
Osawatamie Brown; song, w Countee Cullen. ©1c.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319556; Thaddeus Gorecki,
Philadelphia. 52571
Our America; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318029; Ida
Pear] Hill, Cincinnati. 52572
Our back door; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E
unp. 319935; William Olson, Victoria, B. C.,
Canada. 52573
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52574 ‘ pt. 3, n. s., Vv. 37
Our back street is Broadway; w & m Reg Morgan
& Charlie Chester. © Nov, 6, 1942; E for. 67720;
Victory music pub. co., London. 52574
Our boys over there; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318502; Virginia Leslie, Waco, Tex.
52575
Our boys willall come marching home;w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318334; Mae Mc-
Clellan, Hollywood, Calif. 52576
Our boys will put-them in their place; song, melody
Bob Carleton. © 1 c. Dec. 28,1942; E unp. 319207;
Estella Hayes, Ironton, O. 52577
Our castle of love; foxtrot, w & melody. © 1 c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319890; Arthur Myers, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 52578
Our country we love; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319183; Miriam
Macheca, Hollywood, Calif. 52579
Our emblem; mixed voices. © 1 c. Nov. 20, 1942;
E unp. 318319; Homer J. Weaver, Augusta, Ga.
52580
Our Father; hymn, w E. H. Blakeney, m Cyril V.
Taylor. © Nov. 19, 1942; E for. 67768; Oxford
univ. press, London. 52581
Our Flag will still be flying when we’re done; song.
© 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319615; Ernest Witte,
Lincoln Park, N. J. 52582
Our hit on Hitler; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Dec. 28,1942; E unp. 319227; Margaret Griffin,
Pawhuska, Okl. 52583
Our illuminated Flag; song. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942;
E unp. 318330; David Albin Broden, Houston.
52584
Our laddie; w & m Robert Nolan Kerr; pf. © Nov.
30, 1942: E pub. 109680; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 52585
Our last kiss; w J. F. Telinski & Ed Shrader, melody
Anthony Jedlicka. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
319762; John Frank Telinski, Chicago. 52586
Our love forever; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319161;
Bertha Knight, Chicago. 52587
Our men; w & melody Gracie Cornett fi. «Gi C.
Ramsey] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318315;
Gracie Cornett Ramsey, San Antonio. 52588
Our missionary; song, w Vinone Sutcliffe. © Dec.
7,1942; E pub. 109714; Hiram Sutcliffe, Inglewood,
Calif. 52589
Our own security; song. © 1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E
unp. 318907; Daisy Daly Wilson, Wichita. 52590
Our part; song. © 1 c. Nov. 30,1942; E unp, 317870;
Katherine India Brown, Newton, Miss. 52591
Our President; song, arr. Myron Eckman. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318349; Alex Fyfe, Nampa,
Id, 52592
Our song; w & melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1942;E
unp. 318671; Wilma Reynolds Abel, Hobart, Ind.
52593
Our subs are on the way; song, w Lurline Crawford.
© lc. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp, 319401; Cantey Ven-
able Sutton, Raleigh, N. C. 52594
Our toast; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319804; Neil Colestock, Jackson, Mich. 52595
Our tomorrow; song, melody Ronald Buck. © 1c.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318564; Alyce C. Britton,
Merlin, Or. 52596
Our victory song; w Walden W. Johnson; mixed cho,
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318964; Gwenevere
Hymas, Rigby, Id. 52597
Our western hemisphere; song. © 1 c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319458; Clara Seichepine, Leaven-
worth, Kan. 52598
Ours; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp,
319544; Albert Gamse, New York. 52599
Out of a clear sky; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318373; Harold Trueblood Satterfield, Los
Angeles. 52600
Out of this world; from The Powers girl, w Kim
Gannon, m Jule Styne. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub.
109800; Remick music corp., New York. 52601
Over here, over there, everywhere; w & mL. L.
Ringgenberg. © 1 c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318129;
Roy E. Ringgenberg & Letha L. Ringgenberg,
Pontiac, Mich. 52602
Over the sea we go again; w & melody Donald
Simonds. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318607;
Carl Sobie publisher, Grand Rapids, Mich. 52603
Over there again; w Larry [i. e. L. E.] Ruppel, m
Betty [i. e. Elizabeth] Rude & Larry [i. e. Law-
rence] Wirth. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318403;
Lawrence Elmer Ruppel, Pittsburgh. 52604
Over there, everywhere; arr. Virginia Davis; pf.,
with w. © Nov. 20, 1942; E pub. 109726; William
Lewis Marion, Evanston, Ill. 52605
Overnight; fox trot, w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 2,
1943; E unp. 319628; Jules Edward Brezin, Camp
Polk, La. 52606
Pa la timba; conga-rumba, letra y m Pablo Cairo;
pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for, 67811; Peer internatl.
corp., New York, 52607
Pa’ que bailen los muchachos; tango, letra Enrique
Cadicamo, m Pichuco [pseud. of Anibal Triolo];
pf. © Mar. 1, 1942; E for. 67797; Editorial Julio
Korn, Buenos Aires. 52608
Packing the bags; from Sin Town, by H. J. Salter;
conductor. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319068;
Universal music corp., New York. 52609
Packs upon our shoulder; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318181; Ida Melotti, New York.
52610
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 12, 1942 52645
Paloma (La); “by S. Yradier, arr. Leon I. Baker;
Hawaiian guit. duet. © July 22, 1941; E pub.
99052; Natl. institute of music & arts, inc., Los
Angeles. 52611
—hby Yradier, arr. & ed. Leopold W. Rovenger;
pf. © Oct. 5, 1942; E pub. 109841; J. & J. Kammen
music co., New York. 52612
Pan-America; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318722; Charles H. Hall, Summit, N. J.
52613
Panamericonga, cancion. © Sept. 15, 1942; E pub,
109632; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
52614
Papa, papa, papa; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 12,
1942; E unp. 318014; Murray J. Lind, Chicago.
52715
Paper boy called Mike; song. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942;
E unp. 318350; Eugene Gorman, Gardena, Calif.
52616
Paperhanger of Berlin; song. ©1c. Dec. 31, 1942;
E unp. 319612; C. H. Clark, Washington. 52617
Para ti canto yo; bolero, letra y m Pedro Guida;
pf. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for. 67854; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 52618
Paratroopers, yes indeed; song. © 1 c. Dec. 24,
1942: E unp. 319027; Frank Helmouth Hardenstein,
Atlanta. . 52619
Part-time blues; w & m Mary L. Harris, Harry
Filler & Frank Capano. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub.
109772; Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia. 52620
Parting for the good old Red, White and Blue; song,
m Gordon R. Woodford. © 1 ¢, Jan. 6, 1943; E
unp. 319865; Charles George Somoila, Plains-
ville, Pa. 52621
Partners; from The Powers girl, w Kim Gannon,
m Jule Styne. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109798;
Remick music corp., New York. 52622
Pasan soldados; marcha; pf., con letra. ©Dec. 19,
1942; E pub. 110156; Santiago Polanco Nufio,
Flushing, N. Y. 52623
Passepied; v. A. Sacchini, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld;
violine u. klavier. © Aug. 14, 1916; E for. 67762;
Associated music publishers, inc., New York.
52624
Pathway of dreams; song, m Walter Parks. © lc.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318818; L. A. C. Boyd,
Medicine Hat, Alta., Canada. 52625
Patriotic songs; w Patricia Leigh & others, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © Dec. 10, 1942;.E pub. 110045;
Wesley Webster, Lomita Park, Calif. 52626
Patsy and Joe; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318960; Joe S. Dubbs, Atascadero, Calif.
52627
Paycer concerto no. 1; E flat alto sax. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319993; Edward Wayne Paycer,
Pittsburgh. 52628
Peace! It is I; w J. M. Neale, m Griffith J. Jones:
mixed cho. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109743; Neil
A. Kjos music co., Chicago. 52629
Peaceful valleys, winding lanes; w & melody. © 1
c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319882; Ben Jaffe, West
New York, N. J. 52630
Pearl Harbor disaster; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
31, 1942; E unp. 319520; John Thomas Jake Taylor,
Terre Haute, Ind. 52631
Pearl Harbor heartbreak; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319744; Florence Winberg, Flint, Mich. 52632
Peat-bog soidiers (Die moorsoldaten); w & m arr.
Felix Guenther. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 110162;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. 52633
Pennies in my pocket; w & m Blanche I. Davis
[pseud. of B.D. Cuthbert] © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 317997; Blanche D. Cuthbert, East Roches-
ter, N. Y. 52634
Penny for your thoughts, junior miss; from The
time, the place and the girl, w William B. Fried-
lander, m Joe Howard. © Nov. 17, 1942; E pub.
110069; Joe Howard music house, New York.
52635
People of the U.S. A.; w & melody. ©1c.Dec, 17,
1942; E unp. 318526; George Raymond Simon,
Hartford. 52636
Peppermint sticks at play; pf. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 319673; Gloria Mae Siegle, Pittsburgh.
52637
Petit (Le) sabot (The litfle wooden shoe); Normandy
folk-song, English w- Margaret McKee, m arr.
Ruggero Vené; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Nov. 12,
1942; E pub. 109176; G. Ricordi &co., inc., New
York, 52738
Petunia; from I dood it, w & m Lew Brown, Nacio
Herb Brown & Ralph Freed. ©1c.Dec. 12, 1942:
E unp. 317958; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52639
Physicians of America are your friends; song. ©
1c. Dec. 12, 1942: E unp. 318022; Mary Marquand,
Willows, Calif. 52640
Picture of love; w E. Tarone, & melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318289; Ernie Tarone &
Ann Denn Wiles, Escalon, Calif. 52641
Piedra (La) libre; tango, letra y m Vicente Demarco;
pf. © Oct. 30, 1942: E for. 67737; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 52642
Pizzicato; by Hunter Kahler; pf. © Dec. 9, 1942;
E pub. 109908; Edward Schuberth & co., inc.,
New York. 52643
Planes in the sky; song, melody Paul Gordon. © 1
c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319061; Ruby Claire
Davidson, Birmingham, Ala. 52644
Planes over America; song, m George H. Morrison.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318517; Elsie M.
Petee, Fruitport, Mich. 52645
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52646 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Playing chess; from Keeper of the flame, by Mario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318474; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52646
Pleasant dreams; song. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E
unp. 318879; Kathryn Eileen Nickle, Sioux City,
la. 52647
—-song. © Dec. 31, 1942; E pub. 110463; W.
Summers Watson, Pittsburgh. 52648
Pleasant Valley; w & mSol Feir. © Nov. 24, 1942;
E pub. 109670; Bob Miller, inc., New York.
52649
Please don’t black out the moon; w W. Howe, melody
M. May. © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319614;
Marguerite May & Walt Howe, Hollywood, Calif.
52650
Please don’t cry, dear mother; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319124; J. P. Templet,
San Francisco. 52651
Please don’t ration love; song, w Elmer Kaiser.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318601; Muriel L.
Wold, Chicago. 52652
——w & melody.
318635; Augustine Pereira, Arabi, La.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
52653
Please don’t say we’re through; w Halord Green,
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317973;
Arthur Burtran Dungey, Dayton, O. 52654
Please don’t stop; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319266; William Feldman, Newark,
N. J. 52655
Please oh dear Lord send my daddy back to me;
song. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109818; George
Figari, Rochester, N. Y. 52656
Please order your last drinks; w & m Horatio
Nicholls [pseud. of Lawrence Wright] & Billy
Mayerl. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for. 67858; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London. 52657
—— -——arr. Alan Nicholls; orch. pts. © Nov.
25, 1942; E for. 67813; Lawrence Wright music
co., ltd., London. 52658
Please remember; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 2,
1943: E unp. 319702; Regina Luke Wilson, Phoenix,
Ariz. 52659
——w F. R. Hunter, melody R. T. McDavid. © 1 c.
Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318591; Francis R. Hunter
& Russell T. McDavid, Leavenworth, Kan. 52660
Pledge of the army nurse corps; w Alma Grand-
maison, melody Murray Giller. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 318990; Morris M. Giller, New York.
52661
Plygeingan; Welsh w Talhaiarn, English w Robert
Davies, m W. Matthews Williams; mixed voices.
© Aug. 13, 1942; E for. 67778; Gwynn pub. co.,
Llangollen, North Wales. 52662
Poem; by Hunter Kahler; pf. © Dec. 9, 1942; E
pub. 109909; Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. 52663
Polish dance; by George Liebling; pf. © Dec. 4,
1942; E pub, 109719; Wesley Webster, Lomita
Park, Calif. 52664
Polka; pf. duet. © Feb. 28, 1941; E for. 67785;
Alec Rowley, London. 52665
Polly wolly doodle; traditional air, arr. R. H.
Noeltner; harmonica & guit., with pf. acc. © Dec.
7, 1942; E pub. 109989; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 52666
Pompey; English-American folk song, arr. Bea-
trice Krone & M. T. Krone; mixed cho. © Nov.
7, 1942; E pub, 109752; Max T. Krone, Los
Angeles. 52667
Por que; bolero, letra y m Salomon Sherman; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319026; Evelyn
Singer, New York. 52668
Post war date; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319264; Maude E. Echard, Brooklyn.
52669
Practice on a patriotic scale; w W. G. Beecher, jr.,
melody H.C. Owen. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp.
318278; William Gordon Beecher, jr. & Hilfort
Craft Owen, Washington. 52670
Pray for the boys; m George Barnes; pf., with w.
© Dec. 30, 1942; E pub. 110467; G. A. Ward,
Fayette, O. 52671
Pray on = pray on; song. © lc. Dec. 22, 1942; E
unp. 318892; Agnes McEnery, San Antonio.
52672
Pray till the light breaks through; w Annette Denn-
stedt, m B. D. Ackley; pf. © Dec. 5, 1942; E pub,
109906; Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. 52673
Pray you sinners; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318045;
James E. Sealy, Moundville, Ala. 52674
Prayer; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318844; John Carrington Christman, Perrysburg,
O. 52675
Prayer for men in war; w Lockhart Amerman, m
Alfred H. Johnson; mixed cho.; pf. or organ acc.
© Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109746; Neil A. Kjos
music co., Chicago. 52676
Prayer for Russia; by M. Agounoff [pseud. of Q.
Maganini], based on theme by Tschaikovsky; 2
B-flat trumpets, horn in F or E flat & trombone.
Sc. & pts. © Nov. 27, 1942: E pub. 109616; Quinto
Maganini, Greenwich, Conn. 52677
Prayer (The) I pray; w Mary Kathleen Sykes, &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319467;
Melda Rie Jennett, Decatur, II. 52678
Praying for country and you dear; song. © Dec. 1,
1942; E pub. 109753; Frederick Leo Miller, Port-
land, Or. 52679
Precious liberty; w Annie Ross Patterson, m Blanche
I. Davis [pseud. of Blanche D, Cuthbert] © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 320018; Blanche D. Cuthbert,
East Rochester, N. Y. 52680
1918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
52715
Preludes; by George Gershwin, transcribed Jascha
Heifetz; violin & pf. © Dec. 14, 1942; E pub.
110032; New World music corp., New York.
52681
President’s (The) message; w Franklin D. Roose-
velt, m Vladimir Heifetz; mixed voices. © Dec.
10, 1942; E pub. 109862; Transcontinental music
corp., New York. 52682
Press your lips to mine; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319656; Lottie Harper, John Day,
Or. 52683
Production workers; w & melody. © lc. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318399; David J. Schmidt, Santa
Ana, Calif. 52684
Promise; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319743; Lillian Farley
Wickelman, Hammond, Ind. 52685
Promise me, darling; foxtrot song, arr. Joe Manning.
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 318683; Charles B.
Anderson, Kansas City, Mo. 52686
Psalm XLV; set to m Lee [i. e. O. G.] Olson;
mixed voices. © 1 c.Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 318851;
Olof Gustaf Olson, Bayside, N. Y. 52687
Pudding and the pie; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318204; Leland Thompson, East Liverpool,
O. 52688
Put the boots to Hitler; song. ©1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318746; Plummer Riddle, Salem, O.
oh 52689
Put your heart in ev rything you do; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319588; Bobby Morgan, Iowa, La.
52690
Quaracha sabrosa; by Ricardo Fuentes; pf. treble.
© 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318815; Beacon
music co., New York. 52691
Que brutal; vals humoristico, letra y m Donato
Roman Heitmann; pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for.
67805; Peer internatl. corp., New York. 52692
Que te cuesta; bolero, letra Ernesto M. Cortazar,
m Manuel S. Marroqu‘n. © Oct. 16, 1942; E for.
67738; Promotora Hispano Americana de musica,
S. a., Mexico, D. F. 52693
Que tristeza me da; son-afro, letra ym Hermenegildo
Cardenas; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942: E for. 67810;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 52694
Queen of all the states; song, m Aaron A. Clark.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317994; Kate Sa-
vannah De Bord, Muskogee, Okl. 52695
Quick shower; from Between us girls, by Frank
Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319083; Universal music corp., New York. 52696
Quit chasing rainbows; song. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 318238; Marcus James Pournelle, Atlanta.
52697
Raid on Tokyo; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 320017; Wayne Matthew Dinwiddie, Clay-
ton, Calif. 52698
Rain, rain go away; w & melody. © lc. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318811; Albert Leslie Barker, Lewis-
burg, Pa. 52699
Rainbow Bridge; song, arr. Dorothea Thompson.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 318318; Walter Stiles
Brooke, Greenwich, Conn. 52700
Rainbows end in the sunrise; song,m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318817; Alma Sherrod, Durham, N. C.
52701
Rainbow's gold; song, w Will H. Chandler. © 1c.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 319332; Helen C. Turnbull,
Fort Dix, N. J. 52702
Rally on; w & m Elektra Allison. © Oct. 9, 1942;
E pub. 109846; Elektrann music pub. co., New
York. 52703
Rambling homeward; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319304;
Edward S. Carter, Scandia, Kan. 52704
Rangers; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 318920; Lillian Dandolph, Hill-
side, N. J. 52.705
Rarin’ to go; w & melody Bob [i. e. R. E.] Cole. ©
1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319023; Robert Earl
Cole, Lynch, Ky. 52706
Rationing; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319353; William J. Griffin &
Rosalie V. Griffin, Riviera, Fla. 52707
Recordando mi amor; bolero, letra y m Julio Brito.
© Dec. 28, 1942; E pub. 110435; Robbins music
corp., New York. 52708
Recuerdo a California; pf., con letra. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319848; Victor Rodriguez Huerta,
Hayward, Calif. 52709
Red cross flag is flying; song. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1942; E unp. 317882; Phyllis May Penfield, Santa
Maria, Calif. 52710
Red flames - blue embers; song, melody Lloyd
Nathan. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319035;
Adalene Craig, San Diego, Calif. 52711
Red River Valley; traditional air, arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner; organ. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109990; T.
B. Harms co., New York. 52712
Red, White and Blue; march; pf., with w. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 319512; Clara Isabel Nelson,
Amsterdam, N. Y. 52713
—song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 318059;
Martha Lee Allison, Wytheville, Va. 52714
Reflections of you; w E. L. Mullett, melody S. C.
Mullett. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 319958;
Sidney Cantelon Mullett & Edna Lilian Mullett,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 52715
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52716
Refugee love song; song. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E
unp. 319695; Patrick Watters, New York. 52716
Regina coeli; by J. Wackenthaler, arr. Edw. Grey;
2-pt. treble voices. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109794; McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston, 52717
Reina; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319817; David Pedreira, East Natick, Mass.
52718
Remember our boys; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319162;
Ruby Thomas, San Francisco. 52719
—— ——melody Ronald Buck. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318735; Norma Jean Pulliam, Sharon,
Kan. 52720
Remember Pearl Harbor; song, melody Eddie
Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319205;
Camille A. Phelan, Oklahoma City. ' 52721
Remembering you; song. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 317871; Katherine India Brown, Newton, Miss.
52722
Rest, my little curly head; song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319964;
Betty Jo Boleyn Potter, Illinois City, Il. 52723
Retumban los canones; conga, letra y m Armando
Beltran; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for. 67808; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 52724
Revelaci6n; bolero, letra y m Ernesto Dominguez.
© Oct. 16, 1942; E for. 67748; Promotora His-
pano Americana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
52725
Reverie; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E unp. 318429;
Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los Angeles. 592726
Rhumba cocktail; w Jack Elliott, m Neil Bondshu.
© Nov. 15, 1942; E pub. 109814; Plamor music
co., Chicago. 52727
Rhythm of the sea; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319426; Alice Watson Schoenefeldt,
Dormont, Pa. 52728
Ride ’em soldier; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319284; Gilbert Lewis Martel, Hart-
ford. 52729
Ride in the country; from Between us girls, by
Frank Skinner; conductor. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 319084; Universal music corp., New York.
52730
Ride on top of the bus; w & m Sheila M. Anthony
[pseud. of Robert Schirmer]; pf. © Nov. 24,
1942; E pub, 109914; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
52731
Right foot, left foot; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 18,
1942; E unp. 318598; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, II1. 52732
Right in the middle of the traffic; song. © 1c.
Dec, 21, 1942; E unp. 318755; Grace Louise Bos-
worth, St. Joseph, Mo, 52733
1920
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Right is might; w & m Eleanor Mellichamp & M,
M. Sheffield; © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub, 109972;
Marion M. Sheffield, Washington. 52734
Rippin it up; by Robert W. Buggert; snare drum.
© Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110017; Belwin, inc.,
New York, 52735
River bend; song. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319445; Clarence R. Skelley, Honolulu. 52736
River junction; fox-trot melody. © 1 c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp.’318552; Charles Orion Lyon, Augusta,
Ga, 52737
Road to love; w & m Bill [i. e. W. A.] Telquist.
©l1c. Dec. 31,1942; E unp. 319411; William Allen
Telquist, Seattle. 52738
Road to victory; song, pf.arr. Russ Henderson. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318802; Grace T. Small,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 52739
Robbins mammoth collection of songs of the gay
nineties; compiled, arr. & ed. Hugo Frey. © Nov.
30, 1942; E pub. 109900; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 52740
Robert Forrest killed; from Keeper of the flame,
by Bronislaw Kaper. © 1 c. Dec. 16,1942; E unp.
318469; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52741
Robert Forrest’s mother; from Keeper of the flame,
by Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 318455; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52742
Roberts meets Johnson; from Cargo of innocence,
by Lennie Hayton. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317951; Loew’s, inc., New York. 52743
Robins round-up; pf. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319543; Horace V. Vose, Gurnee, IIl. 52744
Rock (A) was in the snowball; song, melody Gerald
Marks. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319461;
Irving Caesar, New York. 52745
Roll up your sleeves, America; pf., withw. O lc.
Dec. 26,1942; E unp. 319145; Carl Lewis, Atlanta.
52746
Romanesca; w Sonny Miller, m Jacob Gade. © Oct.
2, 1942; E for. 67714; Lawrence Wright music
co., ltd., London. 52747
Rosa de abril; letra Alvaro Suarez, m Ernesto
Lecuona. © Dec. 11, 1942; E for. 67832; Candido
G. Galdo, Havana, 52748
Rosa Maria; polka, arr. M.V.Cardilli; string orch.
pts. © lc. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317896; Giacomo
Gelfo, New York. 52749
Rosalita; song, m John C, Ringwald & J. M. Thyben.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 319503; Jon Marc
Thyben, Los Angeles. : 52750
Rose; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319063; Mae James, Atlanta. 52751
Rose Ann of Charing Cross; fox trot, w Kermit
Goell, m Mabel Wayne, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.
© Dec, 8, 1942; E pub. 109910; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 52752
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
——w Kermit Goell, m Mabel Wayne. © Dec. 4,
1942; E pub. 109803; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 52753
Rose of Tralee; traditional air. arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner & Alice Patton; pf. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub.
109994; T. B. Harms co., New York. 52754
Rose of victory; fox trot, w & melody Bobbie Ben-
ton [pseud. of Robert Benton Barclay] © 1c.
Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 319691; Barclay musical
publications, San Diego, Calif. 52755
Roses you gave me; w Dorothy Evans; pf. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318807; Mary Margaret
Crim, Bergholz, O. 52756
Rostov revels; by Carl Weber; ist violin. © lc.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318494: Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. 52757
’Round the corner; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319196; Eleanor A. De Vane, Portsmouth,
Va. 52758
Roving fancies; by Haydn Wood; full orch. pts. ©
Sept. 21, 1942; E for. 67723; Bosworth & co.,
ltd., London. 52759
Roving Jack; pf. duet.
67786; Alec Rowley, London.
© Feb. 28, 1941; E for.
52760
Rumbeame; melody Ricardo Fuentes. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318814: Beacon music co., New
York. 52761
Russian, British, American boy; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318527; Rose Freemer
& Al Berkman, Philadelphia. 52762
Russian dance; by P. Tschaikowsky, arr. Charles
J. Roberts; band pts., with conductor. © Nov. 25,
1942: E pub. 109656; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 52763
Russian homeland; song, arr. Jeanne Landry. © 1
c. Dec. 10, 1942, E unp. 317886; Greta Mary Lucas,
Ottawa. 52764
Rustlers’ ride; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319173; Geza Weitzner, New York. 52765
Saddle pals; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318728; Dave Strudle,
Aberdeen, S. D. 52766
Sadie Thompson; from Between us girls, by Charles
Previn; conductor. pts. 1, 2. © 1c. each Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319085, 319086; Universal music
corp., New York. 52767, 52768
Safecracker’s serenade; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1 c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319288;
Harry Behar, New York. 52769
Sailing on a moonbeam, w Betty Peterson, m Russ
Morgan, Louis Blasco & Charles Beetho. © Dec.
10, 1942; E pub. 109943; Jenkins music co., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 52770
Sailor boy in blue; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1942: E unp. 318980; Lucille J. Butler, Payson,
Utah. 52771
Sailor’s plan; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp. 318641; Michael Paul Baltusnik, U. S.
navy const., Batt. navy 8175, c/o Fleet P. O.,
San Francisco. 52772
Sailors’ war song, song, melody LewBellin. ©1c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319711, Louise J. Dubsky,
Cleveland. 52773
St. Mary-Le-Bow; w T. B. Pollock, m J. Edgar
Humphreys; pf. © Dec. 18, 1942: E for. 67827;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., London. 52774
Saint Thomas march; pf. accordion. © 1 c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318160; Frederick Paul Vollmer,
Reading, Pa. 52775
Sally, my dear; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 317869; Adam Z. Moore, Lancaster, Pa.
52776
Salute our Flag; song, m Aaron A. Clark. © Nov.
21, 1942; E pub. 109869; Mary Alice Hogan, Fort
Myers, Fla. 52777
Salute the Waves: song, arr. Sam Milam. © 1c.
Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318956; Doris Boll & Dorothy
Hanson, Blue Springs, Mo. 52778
Salute the Yanks; song. © Dec. 2, 1942; E pub.
109946; John P. Angel, Seattle. 52779
Salvation army brass band journal; compiled Bram-
well Coles; full sc. & pts. 2d ser., nos. 333-336,
July, 1942. © Oct. 2, 1942; E for. 67788; Sal-
vationist pub. & supplies, ltd., London. 52780
Salvation song; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1942:
E unp. 319371; Raymond John Stiefler, Blasdell,
Ney... 52781
Sammies are coming; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 318490; Percy S. Black, Phoenix, Ariz.
52782
Sammy the old salty swab; w J. D’AHonso, m J.
Cajhaml. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318969;
John D’ Alfonso & Jerry Cajhaml, San Diego, Calif.
52783
Sandyville Special; w & melody. ©1c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319618; Thomas James Oswald, Cleveland
Heights, O. 52784
Sans souci; w Percy Fridenberg, m anon., arr. Guy
Whitney [pseud. of Thornton W. Allen]; men’s
voices. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 110056; Allen
intercollegiate music, inc., New York. 52785
Santa Barbara keep fighting along, w & m Milo
Sweet & Thornton W. Allen. © Nov. 6, 1942; E
pub. 109879; Thornton W. Allen co., New York.
52786
Santa, don’t forget our boys across the sea; w &m
Bobby Gregory; pf. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub.
109700; Amer. music pub. co., New York. 52787
Santa Lucia; w & m traditional, arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner; steel guit. © Dec. 7, 1942, E pub. 109991;
T. B. Harms co., New York. 52788
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52789
Santa, send my daddy back to me; w Ted fi. e.
Theodore] Rosen, melody Alfred Lewis. © 1c.
Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319391; Theodore Rosen,
Boston. 52789
Santa, send my daddy home for Christmas; song.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1942; E unp. 318501; John Arthur
Grabler, Mansfield, O. 52790
Santos modern Hawaiian guitar method; by Her-
bert Boote. pt. 1. © Nov. 27, 1942; AA 416421;
Don Santos pub. co., Rochester, N. Y. 52791
Sarabande; v. G. F. Handel, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld;
violine u. klavier; in G dur. © July 17, 1916; E
for. 67756; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 52792
Save a life; song, w Evelyn Faigin. © 1 c. Dec.
26, 1942; E unp. 319106; Abraham Kantor, Cleve-
land. 52793
Save all your kisses; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319198; Jack Lenox, Buffalo. 52794
Sax waltz; arr.; pf. © 1c. July 7, 1942; E unp.
317893; Sarah Dodge Bland, Tacoma. 52795
Say a prayer for a pal on Guadalcanal; song, melody
Gona Blankenship. © 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp.
319690; George Curley Sizemore, Radford, Va.
52796
Say it with flowers; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318210; Evelyn Bernice
Taylor, Elizabeth, N. J. 52797
Say there; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 15, 1942; E
unp. 318270; George Weinflash, New York.-
- 52798
Scent of perfume in the moonlight; w & melody Jay
Austin [pseud. of J. A. Drout] © 1 c. Dec. 22,
1942; E unp. 318904; James Austin Drout, New
York. 52799
Scherzo; v. Jos. Haydn, bearb. Fabian Rehfeld;
violine u, klavier; in G dur. © July 31, 1916; E
for. 67758; Associated music publishers, inc.,
New York. 52800
Scotland and Ireland; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318034;
Stanley L. Orndoff, Glenwood Springs, Col.
52801
Scrap the Axis and the Japs; w & m Edwin Herbert
[pseud. of Edwin H. Schoonmaker] © Dec. 12,
1942; E pub. 109941; Edwin H. Schoonmaker, d.
b, a. Edwin Herbert music publishers, New York.
52802
Se contento el jibarito; cancién. © Sept. 15, 1942;
E pub. 109634; Arturo Somohano, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 52803
Seacoast artillery; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 5,
1943; E unp. 319800; Donald G. Bortfeld, San
Rafael, Calif. 52804
Searching for his grave; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318769; Jack Anglin, Johnnie
Wright & George Peek, Charleston,W.Va. 52805
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Security; w Annie Johnson Flint, m B. D. Ackley;
pf. © Dec. 5, 1942; E pub. 109904; Rodeheaver
co., Winona Lake, Ind. 52806
See it through; w Walter K. Victor, & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318103; John Victor,
Elmont, L. I., N. Y. 52807
Seit du bist avek fun mir; from Be happy, w Isidore
Lillian, m Sholom Secunda.
(79D JIE PYIIN 20°32 17 229T) © Nov. 16, 1942;
E pub, 109842; J. & J. Kammen music co., New
York. 52808
Send back my boy to me; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec,
28,1942; Eunp. 319499; Hazel Boyer Rook, Miami,
Okl. 52809
Sefiorita; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942;
E unp. 318925; Bernard Sydney Garte, New York.
52810
Sefiorita espafiola, no. 1; melody. © 1c. Dec. 17,
1942: E unp. 318566; Daniel Orin Hubbard, Atlanta.
52811
Sentimental feeling; w Ben Ryan, m Lou Handman,
© Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110047; Broadway music
corp., New York. 52812
Sentimental rhapsody; w Harold Adamson, m Al-
fred Newman, based on theme from Street scene.
© Nov. 13, 1942; E pub. 110004; Robbins music
corp., New York. 52813
September nights in blue Hawaii; w & m Don Corbo
[i. e. Dominick R. Corbo, jr.] © 1 c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318326; Dominick R. Corbo, jr.,
sole owner Ocean-spray music co., Asbury Park.
52814
Serenade; by Hans Gal, op. 46; string orch. sc.
© Dec. 28, 1942; E for. 67838; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 52815
Serenade to a sarong; by Benny Carter; pf. treble.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319928; Paramount
music corp., New York, 52816
Serenata ritmica; by Noro Morales, arr. D. Savino;
pf. © Dec. 28, 1942; E pub. 110437; Robbins
music corp., New York. 52817
Sergeant Malone; w W. J. Tynam, melody J. F.
McPartland. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319639;
Joseph F. McPartland & William J. Tynam, New
York. . 52818
Seven American poems; w Edna St. Vincent Millay
[i. e. Edna St. Vincent Millay Boissevain] &
Elinor Wylie, m Arthur Bliss, low voice. © Dec.
18, 1942; E for. 67826; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
52819
Shades of velvet; by John Gart; pf. accordion. ©
Feb. 13, 1942; E pub. 109758; Solo music pub-
lications, inc., New York. 52820
Shadow of a doubt; w Bob Reed, m Harry Miller.
© Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 109980; Music products,
inc., New York. 52821
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942 52857
Shake hands with your air-raid warden; m Gerald
Marks; pf., with w. © Feb. 5, 1942; E pub.
110363; Irving Caesar, New York. 52822
Shall I forget; m Claude L. Murphree; med. voice.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319888; Ruth Enck
Engle, Coral Gables, Fla. 52823
Shangri-La; w & m Joseph Cancelmo, Harry Filler
& Frank Capano. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109773;
Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia. 52824
Shanty song; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319131;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 52825
She threw a kiss to a soldier; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319597; Early Neylans Rosebrough, Tampa,
Fla. 52826
She was singing a sweet melody; w & m Isabel Cole,
Barb. White & Bob White; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec.
30, 1942; E unp. 319396; Arthur Robert White,
Chicago. 52827
She wears gold bars on her shoulders; fox-trot
song, melody Len Fleming. © ic. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319339; Perle Stewart, Pennington Gap,
Va. 52828
Shepherd’s prayer; by Robert Stolz, op. 734; solo,
with pf. acc. 1. B flat clarinet. - 2. Oboe. © Dec.
18, 1942; E pub. 110273, 110274; Boosey & Hawkes,
inc., New York. 52829, 52830
Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of terror; by Frank
Skinner; conductor. 1. End title. - 2. Main title.
© 1c. each Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318392, 318393;
Universal music corp., New York. 52831, 52832
Sherman shuffle; by Duke Ellington; pf. treble. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318379; Robbins music
corp., New York. 52833
She’s a dancing yoo hoo girl; w C. Woodard, melody
A. H. Clark. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942, E unp. 319402,
Clifton Woodard & Archie H. Clark, Hickory, Va.
52834
She’s a WAAC; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud. of
Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp
318819; Jack Stoutenburg, Lansing, Mich.
52835
She’s missing me tonight; song. © 1 c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 318981; B. Ellen Britton, Sioux Falls,
S.D. 52836
She’s my darling from Bellaire, w & m James
Gallagher. © Oct. 11, 1942; E pub. 109955; Ben-et
songs, New York. 52837
She’s my good neighbor, south of the Rio Grande;
w & m Ted [i. e. T. J.] Jansen. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; Eunp. 317659; Theodore J. Jansen, East
Orange, N. J. 52838
She’s the sweetest liitle flower: song, m Leo Rich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942, E
unp. 319163; Leon Workman, Newark, N. J.
52839
Shooting stars; w Julia Timer, from poem by F.
Teo Von Donop, m Willy Geisler; with solo violin
ad lib. © Dec. 17, 1942, E pub. 109964; Harmonia
edition pub. co., New York. 52840
Short, fat and 4-F, w & melody Don Raye & Gene
DePaul. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318009;
Leeds music corp., New York. 52841
Short’nin’ bread; arr. Walter Lane; pf. © Dec. 30,
1942; E pub. 110452; Shattinger piano & music co.,
St. Louis. 52842
Shoulder arms; pf., withw. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319668; Edward Francis Brown, jr., Wood-
bourne, N. Y. 52843
Shoulder to shoulder, w & m LeoJ Walsh. © Sept.
19, 1942: E for. 67791; Canadian music sales
corp., ltd., Toronto. 52844
Sibylline; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe; pf.
treble. © lc. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319126;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 52845
Siciliana; by George Matthias Monn, arr. John
Brydson, violin & pf. © Nov. 27, 1942, E for.
67816; Novello & co., ltd., London. 52846
Siempre alegre; foxtrot, letra y m Segundo Zamora;
pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for. 67739; Peer internatl.
corp., New York. 52847
Silver skates; Dutch waltz; pf. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943,
E unp. 319617; Richard Ten Hoor, BerrienSprings,
Mich. 52848
Silver wings in the moonlight; w & m Gene Autry,
Johnny Marvin & Fred Rose. © Nov. 10, 1942; E
pub. 109737; West’rn music pub. co., Hollywood,
Calif. 52849
Sin Town; by H. J. Salter; conductor. 1. Main title.
- 2. End title. © 1c. each Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319067, 319071; Universal music corp., New York.
52850, 52851
Since the first night I found you, w M. Bigelow,
melody D. Ahlstrand. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943, E unp.
319545, Mildred Bigelow & David Ahlstrand,
Montebello, Calif. 52852
Since you’ve gone I don’t even care; w & m Ethel
Laris [i.e. E. A. L. Ranger], pf. treble. © 1 c.
Dec. 30, 1942, E unp. 319434; Ethel Athene Laris
Ranger, Chicago. 52853
Sing a song for Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319285; Gilbert Lewis Martel,
Hartford. 52854
Sing the world in tune, w & melody Helen [i. e. M.
H.] Schick. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942, E unp. 319343:
Margaret Helen Schick, Cincinnati. 52855
Singing hills of Pennsylvania; song, m Glen Ray-
mond. ©1c. Dec. 30, 1942, E unp. 319365; Frank
Powell Parsons, Fallsington, Pa. 52856
Singing wind, w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942,
E unp. 318775; Frank F. Hadrick, jr., Chicago.
52857
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52858 pt. 3, n. s., v..37
Sinner’s plea; hymn. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318105; Pauline Jessie Bigham, Topeka, Kan.
52858
Sitting on the clouds; song, m StephenGrady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319577; Thomas Mitchell, Yadkinville, N. C.
52859
Six mile stretch; by Sam Donahue & Ken Meisel,
arr. S. Donahue; orch. pts. © Dec. 1, 1942; E
pub. 109724; Mutual music soc., inc., New York.
52860
16 rhythms and story plays for kindergarten and
primary grades; pf. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub.
110074; Howard Stein, Milwaukee. 52861
60 m. p. h.; by John Gart; pf. accordion. © Feb.
13, 1942; E pub. 109759; Solo music publications,
inc., New York. 52862
Sky was blue; m R. W. Swanson & Louis Rosen-
berger; pf., with, © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317938; Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis. 52863
Sled was hooked behind the car; song, melody Gerald
Marks. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319463;
Irving Caesar, New York. 52864
Sleep; song.
Dahlquist, Fresno, Calif.
© Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109918; E.
52865
Sleepy Hollow; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318156; Ethel Mae Craig, Sacramento, Calif.
52866
Slightly delightfully mad, about.you; song. © 1 c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318751; Grace Louise Bos-
worth, St. Joseph, Mo. 52867
Slowpoke; w & m Al Trace, Ben Trace & Bill
Walker. © Dec. 19, 1941; E pub. 109688; M. M.
Cole pub. co., Chicago. 52868
Smile and set the world a-smiling; hymn, w Thomas
Connelly, m William Hargrave. © May 15,1942;E
pub. 109971; Simon Eicher Ramseyer, Milwaukee.
52869
Smile, Chiros, smile; song. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319472; J. H. Gibson, Dayton, O. 52870
Smile to the soldiers; song, m J. Chas, McNeil. ©
1c. Dec. 28,1942; E unp. 319356; Olly Mae Riddle,
New Orleans. 52871
Smoke dreams; w T. Paige, melody A. Weiner. ©
1 c. Dec. 11, 1942; E unp. 318335; Arthur Weiner
& Tony Paige, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 92872
Smyrna base; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E
unp. 318938; Eugene O. Fosdick, Liberty, Ind.
52873
Snow has come; arr. Louis Rosenberger; pf., with
w. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318272; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 52874
Snow on the rooftops; song, m Bernard C. Riddell
&C. O. Pike. © 1 c. Dec. 16,1942; E unp. 318371;
Charles Olson Pike, Highland Park, N. J. 52875
1924
Snowshine at Bethlehem; anthem, w Charlene
Dieterich, m Milton Dieterich; mixed voices; pf.
or organ acc. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109512;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 52876
So dear to my heart; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318106; Vera Vee Leonard, Medford, Or.
52877
So let us be sweethearts; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319311; Thomas Koski, Weston, W. Va. 52878
So long; song. © 1c. Dec.17, 1942; E unp. 318529;
Lester C. A. Kaufmann, New York. 52879
So long for now; w Jack Owens, m Clyde Rogers,
Freddy Martin & Eddie Fissinger. © Nov. 24,
1942; E pub. 109733; Maestro music co., Holly-
wood, Calif. 52880
So nice to have met you; w & melody Sheila Faber.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319773; Sophie E.
Fassberg, Spring Valley, N. Y. 52881
So precious; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318097; A. Pauline
Freshman, Waynesboro, Pa. 52882
So they asked for war; song, m JohnC. Ringwald &
J. M. Thyben. © 1c. Dec. 10,1942; E unp. 319502;
Jon Marc Thyben, Los Angeles. 52883
So true; w E. Arsanis, melody W. Smith. ©1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317984; Edmund Arsanis &
Walter Smith, San Francisco. 52884
So we will wake up; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317923; Bratten Grizzle, Woodbury, Tenn.
52885
Softly now the light of day; hymn, w G. W. Doane.
© Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109625; William E. Arnaud,
Atlanta. 52886
Soldier; song. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319797;
Edmund Morris, Melbourne, Australia. 52887
Soldier and his dog; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318410; Jack Peters, Newark, N. J.
52888
Soldier and his girl; w & m Don Corbo [i. e. D. R.
Corbo, jr.] © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109949; Dom-
inick R. Corbo, jr., Asbury Park. 52889
Soldier boy; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318207; Ruby Lee Graham, Boise, Id. 52890
——song. © 1c. Jan. 4,1943; E unp. 320010; Phyl-
lis Michael, Shickshinny, Pa, 52891
—— ——melody M. C. Sax. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318201; John Lipka, New York. 52892
Soldier boy Jim; song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319697; Grace Dyser Tompkins, Des Moines.
52893
Soldier boy, we must go to war again; w & melody.
© 1c, Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319290; William
Guida, Camden, N. J. 52894
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
52932
Soldier boy’s waltz; pf. treble, with w. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319055; Ardele Wafler
Ferris, St. Louis. 52895
Soldier way; song, w Frank Day. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319064: Albert J. Skully, Cleveland.
52896
Soldier’s conversation; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319357; Paul E. Utley,
Fort Huachuca, Ariz. 52897
Soldier’s dream; w Hamm [i. e. N.] Carter & Lu
Earl, melody L. Earl. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318239; Nannie Carter, Indianola, . Neb.
52898
Soldier’s farewell; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E
unp. 318179; Clarice Laura Norsworthy, Houston.
52899
—— —m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © lc.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319297; Ruth Richardson,
Sumner, Ky. 52900
—w & melody Clyde Warren Choate. ©1c. Dec.
21, 1942: E unp. 318716; May V. Choate; Pecan
Island, La. 52901
Soldier’s lament; song. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319454; Albert B. Cannon, Upper Darby, Pa.
52902
Soldier’s prayer; song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1942; E
unp. 318327; Anastasia C. Keleher, Jersey City.
52903
—— ——-pf. arr. Louis Rosenberger. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318809; Roy W. Swanson, Minnea-
polis. 52904
—w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
318961; Joseph Thomas Ottino, Camp Edwards,
Mass. 52905
Soldiers, sailors and fighting marines; 1st E flat
alto sax., with w. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318345; David Rivera, Chicago. 52906
Solid; melody Lee [i. e. Leon] Resnick. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318368; Leon Resnick,
Livingston Manor, N. Y. 52907
Solitude; melody, with pf. acc. ©1c. Dec. 3, 1942;
E unp. 318681; John Venerandi, Evansville, Ind.
52908
Some day I'll come back to you; w&melody. ©1c.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318638; Enoch Nathaniel
Martin, jr., Newark, N. J. 52909
Some near day; song. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319088; Margarethe Kopcsak, Jackson Heights,
Tale. N.Y. 52910
Somebody else’s kisses; w Gloria Gordon, melody
Jimmy Weir & Andy Padova. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 318922; James Frederick Weir, Syracuse.
52911
Someday Ill be with you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 318374; Ray J. Odle, Covina,
Calif. 52912
Someday you'll tell me; w & melody. ©1c.Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318173; Harry Ben Bolt, Troy,
oO. 52913
Someone from somewhere; from The laurel crown;
2-pt. treble voices. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp.
318231; Erna Wedeman, New York. 52914
Something has happened to me; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317921; Ann Adams, Trenton, N. J.
52915
Sometime somewhere; song, melody Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] ©1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317922; John Pacora, Transfer, Pa. 52916
Sometime tomorrow; w Guy Learned, & melody.
©1c.Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318883; Gene Burdette,
Hollywood, Calif. 52917
Somewhere I'll find you; waltz song. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318721; Rosa Lee Miriam Moro,
Denver. 52918
Somewhere in my heart; song. © 1 c.Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317920; Gwendolyn Nichols, Baltimore.
52919
Somewhere, over there; song. ©1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319360; Edward M. Doyle, Cleveland.
52920
—w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
318049; Blanche Odle, Covina, Calif. 52921
Somewhere over there somewhere; song. © 1 c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319829; Jennie Wiseman,
Sheridan, Ill. 52922
Son of a bombardier; w & m Rex [i. e. R. W.]
Dunn. ©1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319148;
Reginald William Dunn, Beverly Hills, Calif.
52923
Son of a fightin’ dad; song, w Clarence H. Russell.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318143; Olive Nelson
Russell, St. Louis Park, Minn. 52924
Sonata in G minor; pf. treble. © 1 c.Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 318446; Norman Martin Kahanovsky, Pro-
vidence. 52925
Song (A) does something to you; w & melody. © 1
c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319730; Herbert Westbrook
Smith, Ellsworth, Me. 52926
Song for Christmas; song, w James J. O’Brien. ©
lc. Dec. 29, 1942, E unp. 319367; Charles Cullen
Chapman, New Orleans. 52927
Song hit guild folio no. 8; w &m compiled Michael
L. Schloss. © Dec. 7, 1942; AA 416944; Song hit
guild, inc., New York. 52928
Song of all songs; song, melody Frank Ambrose. ©
1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319014; Auggie H. Ritt-
hamele, Chicago. 52929
Song of Thanksgiving; old Dutch melody, transcribed
Sydney Twinn; with pf.acc. 1. Violin. - 2.2 violins
- 3. Violoncell. © Nov. 20, 1942; E for. 67781-
67783; Frederick Harris music co., ltd., Oakville,
Ont., Canada. 52930-52932
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52933
Song of the dragon fly; fantasy waltz song. © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318846; Spas Simeonoff
Ivanoff, Crystal City, Tex. 52933
Song of the 89th; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319638; M. A. Guild, Camp Carson, Col.
52934
Song of the engineers; song, melody John W. Strong.
© Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319756; James Deering
Powell, Camp Hood, Tex. 52935
Song of the free men; w M. Lampell, melody E.
Robinson. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1942; E unp. 318052;
Earl Robinson & Millard Lampell, New York.
52936
Song of the islands; arr. Harry Stanley; Hawaiian
guit. orch., in note & diagram, with w. © Dec.
21,1942; E pub. 110248; Charles E. King, Honolulu.
52937
——(Na lei o Hawaii); fox-trot, w & mC. E. King,
arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts. © Dec. 21, 1942; E
pub. 110247; Charles E. King, Honolulu. 52938
Song of the land; song. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E
unp. 318745; Ed. C. Johnson, Van Nuys, Calif.
52939
Song of the Moldau; from The Moldau, by B. Sme-
tana, arr. William M. Felton; pf. © Nov. 12,
1942; E pub. 109382; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 52940
Song of the rice fields; intermezzo, Frederick
Humphries; pf. © Dec. 14, 1942; E for. 67780;
West’s, ltd., London. 52941
Song of the Waves; w Shannor Bolin, Johnny [i. e.
J. B.] Salb; pf. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318421; John Burke Salb, Washington. 52942
Song that’s yet but a title to me; w & melody. ©
1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 320022; Anna Kopyn,
New York. 52943
Song without words; by Marie H. Murnane; violin,
with pf. acc. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 110042;
Wesley Webster, Lomita Park, Calif. 52944
Songs in my heart sing ever of you; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 318905; Charles H.
Phillips, Richmond. 52945
Songs of the Almanac singers; w & m Almanac
singers, compiled, arr. & ed. Bob Miller. bk. 1.
© Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109673; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 52946
Sonny that’s my love; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319164;
Josephine Pellizzari, Westville, Ill. 52947
Sons of America; w L. M. Bryant, m Mrs. J. A.
Darden; pf. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E-unp. 318568;
Lula Mae Bryant & Mrs. John A. Darden, Good-
water, Ala. 52948
Sons of America’s marines; song. © 1c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318487; Richard Watkins, Accord,
Mass. 52949
pt. 3,-n./S.,; ¥. .o4
Sons of the merchant service; w & melody Lucky
[i. e. J. L.] Buckner. © 1c. Dec. 18,1942; E unp.
319511; James Low Buckner, Quincy, Mass.
52950
Sons of Uncle Sammy; w & m Marion Samuel Cree.
© Nov. 12, 1942; E pub. 109956; Ben-et songs,
New York. 52951
Soul cheering songs; hymns. © Nov. 1, 1942; E
pub. 109957; A. M. Ball, Coffeyville, Kan. 52952
Sound of the sweet Sabbath bells; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318780; John Henry
Barker, Fort Bragg, N. C. 52953
South American moonlight; w & m Albert Morgan,
© Dec. 31, 1942; E pub. 110354; Luz bros. music
publishers, inc., New York. 52954
Soviet stars; w H. Bowman Morgan, m Dorinda
Morgan, arr. Paul McCurdy. © Oct. 15, 1942; E
pub. 110225; Melody music co., Brookhaven, Ga.
52955
Soy puro mexicano; de la pelicula, letra Ernesto
M. Cortazar, m Pedro Galindo. © Dec. 8, 1942;
E for. 67846; Promotora Hispano Americana de
musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 52956
Spartan fight song; w & m Jack Wiles. © Nov. 16,
1942; E pub. 110062; Allen intercollegiate music,
inc., New York. 52957
Spirit of democracy; song, w Charlotte Barclay.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 318073; Don Felice,
Glendale, L. I., N. Y. 52958
Spirit of 42; by Charles Brendler; military band
pts. © Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 109705; George F.
Briegel, inc., New York. 52959
Spirit of liberty calls; song. © Oct. 6, 1942; E
pub. 109611; Leland Albert Balaton, Buffalo.
52960
Spirit of the American boy; song, melody Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c. Dec, 28, 1942; E unp. 319212; John
F. Pyatt, Parkersburg, W. Va. 52961
Spirit of victory; march, w & m Muriel Pollock;
pf. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109671; Bob Miller,
inc., New York. : 52962
—song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318309;
William Isaacson, Brooklyn. 52963
Spiritual war chant; w & melody Ommo Aummen
[pseud. of L. C. Townsend] © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318556; Leroy Clifford Townsend, St.
Petersburg, Fla. 52964
Spring in my heart; w & m Marge Dillinger. © lc.
Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318131; Mrs. E. B. Dillinger,
Glendale, L. I., N. Y. 52965
Spring is the time; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318567; Daniel Orin Hubbard, Atlanta,
52966
Spring loves romance; w Rudy [i. e. R. E.] Leonard,
melody Helen Hennessy Green. © 1 c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318157; Rudolph Edward Leonard,
Santa Rosa, Calif. 52967
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no. 12, 1942 53002
Squadron song; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942;
E unp. 318590; D. C. Moore & F.S. Hall, West
Point, N. Y. & W. S. Fitch, Washington. 52968
Stamp it; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard.
© 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319315; Laura L.
Knight, Washington. 52969
Stand by; w J. Cherdak, m Sunny Lynn. © lc. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 320000; ye Cherdak & Aileen
Cherdak, Newark, N. J 52970
Stand Columbia; w Gilbert O. Ward, m J. Haydn,
arr. Guy Whitney [pseud. of Thornton W. Allen];
men’s voices. © Nov. 6, 1942; E pub. 110058;
Alien intercollegiate music, inc., New York.
52971
Standing on the banks of the ocean; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318698; Charles Lamberson, Nashville. 52972
Star in the window; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319099; Ruth Tewksbury Bjorkman, Swamp-
scott, Mass. 52973
Star mother; song. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319728; Emilie Bourque, Providence. 52974
Star of liberty; song, melody Bob Carleton. © ic.
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319216; Heloise Jones,
Rock Springs, Wy. 52975
Star Spangled Banner; from Cargo of innocence, by
J. S. Smith, arr. Lennie Hayton. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1942; ‘E unp. 317956; Loew’s, inc., New York.
52976
Star Spangled Banner parade; march, w & melody.
© 1c. Jam 6, 1943; E unp. 320014; Elizabeth A.
Chapman, Ithaca,.N. Y. 52977
Starlight, moonlight; song. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942;
E unp. 318572; Victor Nevils, jr., Represa, Calif.
52978
Stars and Stripes of the U.S. A.; song. © Dec. 22,
1942; E pub. 110326; W. J. Finlay, Sudan, Tex.
52979
States united; song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
317959; Roy Ozro Moody, San Antonio. 52980
Stay out of my dreams; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
©1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319446; Tommy
Williams, Tamaqua, Pa. 52981
Steeple chase; from Who done it, by H. J. Salter;
conductor. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319073;
Universal music corp., New York. 52982
Step softly; w & m Marie Tello Phillips [i. e. M.
T. P. Yaegle] © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
317879: Marie Tello Phillips Yaegle, Pittsburgh.
52983
Step up, hup hup, I just want to keep on dancing;
w Dave Berger, & melody. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942;
E unp. 319681; Morris S. Berger, Brooklyn.
52984
514570 O - 43 - 5
Stephen Foster; album, w & m S. Foster, compiled,
arr. & ed. Jeffrey Marlowe [pseud. of Bryceson-
Treharne], with line drawings by George Hauman
& Doris Hauman. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109882;
Boston music co., Boston. 52985
Steve and Jeb; from Keeper of the flame, by Bronis-
law Kaper. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318456;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 52986
Stolen moments; song, w Stefana V. Dipon & R. C.
Harlan. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109930; Rose
Colleen Harlan, Springfield, Ill. 52987
Stop, look and buy a bond; song, melody M. C. Sax.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318198; Ida Ham-
brock, Toledo. 52988
Stream line gal; song. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E
unp. 318667; James Brown, Chicago. 52989
Sugar foot stomp; w Walter Melrose, m Joe Oliver.
© May 15, 1926; E pub. 109760; Melrose bros.
music co., inc., New York. 52990
Sumba la canilla; melody Ricardo Fuentes. © 1 c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318816; Beacon music co.,
New York. 52991
Sun will rise again; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319224;. Leo Keefer,
Gary, Ind. 52992
Sunrise; w Edgar Guest, m Myrtle Lavina Jordan;
women’s 3-pt. voices. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub.
109968; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 52993
Sunset dreams; song, melody Ronald Buck. © ic.
Dec. 21, 1942;° E unp. 318734; Loretta Brooks,
Athens, N. Y. 52994
Sunshine awaiting you; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318205; John Methuselah McDonald, East
Orange, N. J. 52995
Suomi; march; band pts. © Dec. 14, 1942; E pub.
109855; Manley Thomas Garland, Madera, Calif.
52996
Supplication; w Bess L. Pocock; mixed voices.
© Dec. 31, 1942; E pub. 110462; LaRue W. Dick-
son, Cleveland Heights, O. 52997
Suppose; w A. Maran, melody C. Zarrie. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318007; Charles Zarrie &
Anton Maran, New York. 52998
Sweet Bluet; w & melody. © ic. Nov..30, 1942; E
unp. 317873; Winifred Elizabeth Doyle, Pittsburgh.
52999
Sweet golden memories of you; waltz song, arr.
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1943; E unp. 319736; Beatrice Mary Dixon, North
Troy, Vt. 53000
Sweet Kitty Glover; w Jean Monroe & Helen Monroe;
pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319132;
Curtis Monroe, Washington. 53001
Sweet Laura Bell, my Texas gal; song, m LeoRich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319318; Gladys Gigon, Fulton, N. Y. 53002
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53003
Sweet lips; song, melody Burrell Van Buren. © 1
c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318795; Wade Franklin
Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 53003
Sweet melody; pf., with w. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 317968; Paul Francis Cerchiara, Pitts-
burgh. 53004
Sweet memories; song, m J. Chas, McNeil. © 1
c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318219; Ruby Price,
Tucumcari, N. M. - 53005
Sweet old lady; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319619; Bernard L. Cirullo, Pueblo,
Col. 53006
Sweet peas; w & mC. A. Ward; pf. © Nov. 30,
1942; E pub. 109948; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 53007
Sweetest one; song, m Luther A. Clark. © Dec.
7, 1942; E pub. 109867; John W. Barnett, Sedalia,
Mo. 53008
Sweetest sweetheart; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318033;
Melvin McKnight, Sioux City, Ia. 53009
Sweetheart America; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318541; Josie Butera, Pittston, Pa.
53010
Sweetheart of Pi alpha phi; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319103; Paul Suey Fong, jr.,
Sacramento, Calif. 53011
Sweetheart of the U.S.0O.; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
19, 1942; E unp. 318574; Leon.Rene, Los Angeles
& Ben Ellison, Sacramento, Calif. 53012
Sweetheart of Uncle Sam; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
23, 1942; E unp. 318908; Paul J. Perrotta & Jo-
seph P, Motola, Hartford. 53013
Sweethearts left behind; w & melody Ethel Laris
[i. e. E. A. L. Ranger] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319538; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger, Chicago.
53014
Swing express to Harlem; melody Cliff Burwell.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp, 318708; Robbins
music corp., New York, ~ 53015
Swing shift; melody Dizzy Gillespie. © 1c. Dec.
19, 1942; E unp. 318685; Charling music corp.,
New York. 53016
Swing shift serenade; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 320019; Walt Howe, South Pasadena, Calif.
53017
Swing your partner; by Richard L. Bruce; pf. ©
Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109682; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 53018
Swing’s the thing; end title, Milton Rosen; conductor.
© 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319076; Universal
music corp., New York. 53019
Syncopate your singing lesson; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318761; Winifred May Ren-
worth, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 53020
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
T. C. goes along with a song; w & melody. © 1c,
Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 318680; Howard Edward
Kohn, 2d, Brooklyn. 53021
Taffy; w & melody Don Raye & Gene DePaul. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318012; Leeds music
corp., New York. 53022
"Tain’t funny, no, ’tain’t funnv; w H. H. Skagen,
melody R. Pollack. © 1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp.
319939; Helga Hedberg Skagen & Robert Pollack,
Encino, Calif. 53023
*Tain’t no cheaper; w Dewitt McQueen, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317762; Enoch Na-
thaniel Martin, jr., Newark, N. J. 53024
Take a chance; from Hey rookie, w & m J.C. Lewis,
jr. © Nov. 23, 1942; E pub. 109736; Lewcon
music co., Hollywood, Calif. 53025
Take back my heart Caroline; song, melody W. W.
Combs. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319501;
Vinton M. Dubberly, Dallas. 53026
Take care of my buddy;w & m Texas Jim Robertson,
Mack Kay & Julius Schein. © Jan. 4, 1943; E pub.
110459; Harvest songs co., New York. 53027
Take care of us and ours back here, we'll take care
of you and yours out there; w & melody Herbie
[i. e. Herbert] Cowens. © 1 c. Dec. 22, 1942;
E unp. 318864; Herbert Cowens, New York.
53028
Take courage from the stars; song, m Eddie
Keenan. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109713; Olive
Hahn, Russelle Park, N. J. 53029
Take it to Jesus; hymn. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318426; Waldo Herbert Moreau, Cleveland.
- 53030
Take me back to my cradle days; song. © 1 c,
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319191; Ted S. Conners,
Leadville, Col. 53031
Take me back to the Rockies; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319602; Anna Belle Reed, San Francisco,
53032
Take me down to the sea; w & m Robert Bilder.
© Dec. 28, 1942; E pub. 110439; Words & music,
inc., New York. - 53033
Take us across the sea; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319584; Mrs. Charles Mann, jr., Albuquerque,
N. M. 53034
Taps in the night; w H. W. Hodges, melody W.
Arbuckle. © 1 c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 319498;.
Hollis W. Hodges & William Arbuckle, Terre
Haute, Ind. 53035
Taps in the west; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 18,
1942; E unp. 318542; Matt Ova Early & Monte
Edward Hart, jr., Dayton, O. 53036
Tea time; song.. © Dec. 8, 1942; E pub. 109813;
Frederick H. Newman, Milwaukee. 53037
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no. 12, 1942
53071
Tears; song. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319569;
Madelyn Manning, South Boston, Mass. 53038
Tease me; w Bob Musel, m Henry Nemo. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318363; Indano music co.,
New York. 53039
Tech song; song. © 1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp.
319930; Samuel H. Yancey, jr., Pontiac, Mich.
53040
Telephone daddy in heaven; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319740; Lottie Mae Draper, Richmond, Calif.
53041
Tell each little robin; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 319412; Raymond Anton Ley-
decker, Menio Park, Calif. 53042
Tell it to my heart; w Ted [i. e. Theodore] Rosen,
melody Alfred Lewis. © 1 c. Dec. 29, 1942; E
unp. 319392; Theodore Rosen, Boston. 53043
Tell me; low voice; in E flat. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;
E unp. 319887; Paul G. Tuttle, West Palm Beach,
Fla. 53044
Tempest in a teapot; song, melody Zygmund P.
Rondomanski. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319033; George B. Bishop, Bordentown, N. J.
53045
Tender caresses; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318797; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 53046
Thank God for America; by Madalyn Phillips, arr.
William Teague; band pts. © Dec. 15, 1942; E
pub. 110071; Remick music corp., New York.
53047
That autumn in old London town; w TommieConnor,
m Allan Gray; inC. © Sept. 30, 1942; E for.
67717; Macmelodies, ltd., London. 53048
That boy is mine; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319223; Mrs. P. A.
McBride, Florence, S. C. 53049
That first little kiss; song. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319281; Lucile Anderson, Flushing, L. L,
N. Y. 53050
That flyin’ fool; w & m Murph [i. e. P. S.] Vogel;
pi. © ic. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319696; Phares
Shimp Vogel, Ephrata, Pa. 53051
That heavenly night; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318026; John A. Sroka, Canonsburg, Pa. 53052
That I may know Him; pf., with w. © Dec. 1, 1942;
E pub. 109638; Wayne Alfred Webb, Huntington
Park, Calif. 53053
That is why I’m always dreaming; song, w Mabel
Grace Daniels. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp.
319337; Margaret Josephine Findlay, Selma, Ia.
53054
That one big he; song, m adapted from E. E. Menges’
Funiculi, funicula. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
317891; Tina Ford, St. Louis. 53055
That pair of eyes you wear; w & melody. ©ic.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317985; Peg Fisher, Chicago,
53056
That picture in my heart; song. © 1 c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318726; Nelle Panousis, Miami,
Fla. 53057
That’s me; w Mac Berger, melody Kenny [i. e.
Kenneth] Barker. © 1 c. Dec..28, 1942; E unp.
319275; Kenneth W. Berger, Evansville, Ind.
53058
That’s the arsenal; from Keeper of the flame, by
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. © 1 c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318478; Loew’s, inc., New York.
53059
That’s the cavalry; song, w Mary B. Jones, m arr.
Frank E. Rossman. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub.
109934; Milton H. Damron, Camp Lockett, Calif.
53060
That’s the spirit of the WAVES; w Mac Davidson,
melody Kenny Barrett. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319276; Kenneth W. Berger, Evansville,
Ind. 53061
That’s what he’s fighting for; song, arr. Isabel
Streams. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318972;
Jean Burnette Daugherty, Indiana, Pa. 53062
That’s when I ache for you; pf. treble, withw. ©
1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319845; Edith Senitzer
& Harold Friedman, New York. 53063
Theme song, for the Coca-cola company; by Leon-
ard Joy; melody, with pf. acc. © Nov. 27, 1942;
E pub. 110007; Coca-cola co., Wilmington, Del.
53064
There ain’t no ration on love; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319911; Elizabeth W. Mosher,
Burlingame, Calif. 53065
There are angels outside heaven; from Old Chelsea,
w Fred S. Tysh [pseud. of Siegfried Tisch], m
Richard Tauber. © Dec. 3, 1942; E. for. 67727;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd., London.
53066
There are flowers in the garden; song, melody
Eddie Keenan © 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp.
319408; John Kranz, Fort Wayne. ~ 53067
There is no joy beneath the sun; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318118; Violet May R.
Carlson, Celoron, N. Y. 53068
There ought to be a tax on you; w & m Gertrude
Cooper, Edith Wiser & Frank Capano. © Nov.
24, 1942; E pub. 109774; Tin Pan Alley, Phila-
delphia. 53069
There they go; w & melody. © lc. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319382; Earle Taylor Rush, New York.
53070
There were ninety and nine; w Elizabeth C. Cle-
phane, musical setting E. G. Hill, based on tune
by Ira D. Sankey; pf. or organacc. © ic. Dec.
8, 1942; E unp. 318310; G. Everett Hill, Orange,
N. J. 53071
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53072 : pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
There ll always be a U.S. A.; song, melody Bob
Carleton. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319217;
Nellie Hobby, Louisville. 53072
There’s a big parade in the sky; song. © Oct. 9,
1942: E pub. 110401; Cecil Taylor, Kansas City,
Mo. 53073
There’s a candle in the window; w & m Richard
[i. e. J. R.] Malaby. © 1c. Dec, 21, 1942; E unp.
318653; John Richard Malaby, New York. 53074
There’s a flagship in heaven tonight; w & melody
Tony [i.e. A. N.] Todaro. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;
E unp. 319966; Anthony N. Todaro, Honolulu.
53075
There’s a great day coming neighbor; w & melody
Con [i.e. C. F.] Barth. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E
unp. 318714; Constantine F. Barth, Safety Harbor,
Fla. 53076
There’s a halo ‘round the moon tonight, just to let
me know; song, m Isobel MacDonald & Redmond
[i. e. J. R.] ONeill. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E
unp. 319273; John Redmond O'Neill, Framingham,
Mass. 53077
There’s a helmet on my saddle; song, w Jayne Ellen
Milam. ©1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 320020;
Samuel Amerman Milam, Kansas City, Mo.
53078
There’s a mansion on the mountain on the moon;
song, melody M. C. Sax. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318190; Earl Vernon Vanderbilt, Pa.
53079
There’s a memory close to my heart; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319417;
Jane O’Brien, New York. 53080
There’s a rose missing in my garden; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319125; Louis Her-
scher, Hollywood, Calif. 53081
There’s a star; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;
E unp. 319868; Larsh Medsker Ferguson, Xenia,
O. 53082
There’s a war going on; song, melody Bob Carleton.
© 1 c. Dec, 28, 1942; E unp. 319228; Agnes Wagner,
Cleveland. 53083
There’s nobody else but you; w & m L. Wolfe
Gilbert. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 109734; L.
Wolfe Gilbert music pub. co., Hollywood, Calif.
53084
There’s nothing better than a letter from home; w
S. Merz, melody C. J. Martell, © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 318058; Sophia Merz & Charles
Jéseph Martell, Tucson, Ariz. 53085
There’s room for love for two; w & m Ella Rae
[pseud. of E. M. Leingang] & George Leins [pseud.
of G. Leingang], arr. Harry A. Stone. ©1 c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 319692; George Leingang
& Ella M. Leingang, Blackfoot, Id. 53086
There’s someone behind us; w & melody Bob
Stuart [i. e. R. S.] McKnight. ©1c. Dec. 9, 1942;
E unp. 317591; Robert Stuart McKnight, Homer,
N. Y. 53087
There’s still a star on our Christmas tree; song.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318415; Laura M.
Lytle, Salem, N. Y. 53088
There’s still tonight; w Ted [i. e. Theodore] Rosen,
melody Alfred Lewis. ©1 c. Dec. 29, 1942;
E unp. 319393; Theodore Rosen, Boston. 53089
These are the things I miss, I've kissed a boy
goodbye; w Bror Johnson & K. Trevorska, &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E-unp. 318724;
Katrina Trevorska, Chicago. 53090
These lonely hours; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 4,
1943; E unp. 319831; Alfred J. Kutzik, New York.
53091
They all went over away down under; w D. Howard,
m E. Bennett. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
318621; Elinor Bennett & Durward Howard, Aus-
tin, Tex. 53092
They also serve, who only wait and pray; w &m
Clarke [i. e. G. W. C.] Morgan. © 1c. Dec. 23,
1942; E unp. 318888; Grover W. Clarke Morgan,
Utica, N. Y. 53093
They are always in our heart; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318'704;
Katie M. Rice, Fresno, Calif. 53094
They go marching by; song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942;
E unp. 319562; Herman Meyers, Houston, 53095
They went too far; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21,
1942; E unp. 318947; Charles Sumner Spalding,
Washington. 53096
They’ll never take the stars out of heaven’s blue;
song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Nov.
27, 1942; E unp. 316549; Sarah H. Bergstrom,
Salt Lake City. 53097
They’re all my boys; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318134; Josie McNamara Lydon, Glendale,
Calif. 53098
They're rationing coffee; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318604; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
53099
Thing-ummy bob; w Gordon Thompson, m David
Heneker, new introduction & pf. arr. Domenico
Savino. © July 22, 1942; E pub. 110002; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 53100
Thinking it over; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318159; George C. Edwards, Brook-
lyn. 53101
Thirteenth armored song; w E. Tarone, & melody.
©l1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318288; Ernie Tarone
& Ann Denn Wiles, Escalon, Calif. 53102
This beautiful country of mine; w & melody. ©l1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319060; Minnie C. Nall,
Satsuma, Ala. 53103
This free land of liberty; song, mJ. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318693; Joseph D. —
Templet, San Francisco. 53104
1930
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
This haunted heart; song, w Dorothy A. Salter. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319867; Beatrice R.
Slade, Santa Barbara, Calif. 53105
This is my dream; w E. L. Mullett, melody S.C.
Mullett. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 319959;
Sidney Cantelon Mullett & Edna Lilian Mullett,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 53106
This is not time for tears; song, m Tom Baker
[pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319605; Matilda Redding, Fremont, Neb.
53107
This is station U. S. A.; w & melody. © lc. Dec.
28, 1942; E unp. 319514; Elleine Woodward &
Dana Woodward, Shallowater, Tex. 53108
This is what we’re fighting for; song, m E. E.
Menges. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319192;
Dorothy Van Maag, Richmond Heights, Mo.
53109
This, my love affair; song, m Fred Stanley Coombs.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319530; Dorothy
Jeanne Hopps, Oklahoma City. 53110
This new Christmas carol; w from old English
carol,.m Don Malin; mixed cho. © Nov. 24, 1942;
E pub. 109742; Neil A. Kjos music co., Chicago.
53111
This time it’s real; song, melody Robert Pollack.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319849; John D.
Walker, Indianola, Miss. 53112
Those eyes you wear; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318268; Peg Fisher, Chicago.
53113
Those gasoline rationing blues; w & m Wayne
Murphy & Diana Murphy; pf. treble. © 1 c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318167; Cine-mart music pub.
co., Hollywood, Calif. 53114
Those little sons of the Rising Sun; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319592; Arthur Beal, San Francisco.
53115
Those vibrant sounds; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319457;
Sydney Crane, Toronto. 53116
Three American sketches; composed & arr. Joseph
Engleman; orch. pts. © July 14, 1942; E for.
67719; Bosworth & co., ltd., London. 53117
Three bad boys; fox trot, w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318202; Max Heller, Philadelphia.
53118
Three buddies of mine; .w Dean Pollard, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317987; Jackson
Phillip Shoop, Dallas. 53119
Three dreams; from The Powers girl, w Kim Gan-
non, m Jule Styne. © Nov. 9, 1942; E pub. 109799;
Remick music corp., New York. 53120
Three Jap-Axis; song. © 1 c. Dec. 21,1942; E unp.
318752; Grace Louise Bosworth, St. Joseph, Mo.
53121
53139
Three minutes of heaven; by Ivor Carmeli; orch.
pts. © Oct. 26, 1942; E for. 67712; Bohéme
music co., London. 53122
Three pieces from Romeo and Juliet ballet; by
Serge Prokofieff, transcribed; violin or cello &
pf. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub. 109815; David Jacob
Grunes, New York. 53123
Three rousing cheers for our defenders; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1942; E unp. 318954; Mrs. George
Pascoe St. Vrain, Sacramento, Calif. 53124
3,121 miles away; w & m Harry Pease, Ed G. Nelson
& Reidy [i. e. H. Burwell] Reid, arr. Vic Schoen;
orch. pts. © Dec. 10, 1942: E pub. 109864; Leeds
music corp., New York. 53125
Throw your little scrap into the big scrap; w & m
Bobby Gregory. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109701;
Amer. music pub. co., New York. 53126
Thru stars in the night; song. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1942;
E unp. 319905; Diane Sorter, Los Angeles. 53127
Thumbs up for victory; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
27,1942; E unp. 317934; Alexander Adolph Bucher,
New Orleans. 53128
Thunder and lightning; polka, Johann Strauss, op.
324, arr. Milburn E. Carey; symphonic band pts.
© Dec. 4, 1942; E pub. 109881; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 53129
Thundering herd; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318220; Cammie O. Hiser,
Lexington, Va. 53130
Thy life in me; pf., with w. © Dec. 9, 1942; E pub.
109940; Rudy E. Callen, New Brighton, Pa. 53131
Tiger waltz; pf. © 1c. July 7,1942; E unp. 317892;
Sarah Dodge Bland, Tacoma. 53132
*Til the bugle calls no more; w Sandra Manion, &
melody. ©1 c. Dec. 29,1942; E unp. 319372; Peter
Michael Manion, Reno, Nev. 53133
*Til the storm clouds roll away; w & m Al Trace
& Ben Trace. © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109796;
Mayfair music corp., New York. 53134
Till after the victory is won; song. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 318054; Annie M. Lund, Ogden, Utah.
53135
Till I come back to you; w & melody D. Terry. ©
1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 318332; Daniel Terry &
Norma Hyman, Brooklyn. 53136
Till victory is ours; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 318354; Tehodore Culver Romney,
Naugatuck, Conn. 53137
Till we meet again little darlin’; w R. Norman &
Helen Norman, m R. Norman & Jimmie Davidson.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319449; Ray Norman,
Chicago. 53138
Till your Johnny comes marching home; w & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318355; Theodore
Culver Romney, Naugatuck, Conn. 53139
1931
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53140 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Timberlane; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud., of To the surging sea; by Irina Podeska [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317924; Jesse Sill, Ogden, Utah. 53140
Time draws nigh; song, melody Dorothy Hagerman
Smith, © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318652;
Samuel Hagerman, Carson City, Mich. 53141
Time for love; song, m Martyn Snow. © 1 c. Dec.
26, 1942; E unp. 318987; Patricia Cross, Kansas
City, Mo. 53142
Time now is; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318650; Allen A. Badler, Brooklyn.
53143
Time will tell; song, w Frank Day. © 1 c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319066; Albert J. Skully, Cleve-
land. 53144
Tip (A) to Nip; song, melody Eddie Keenan. © 1
c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317993; Theresa Wallihan,
Leadville, Col. 53145
Tired little fella; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319714; Lille H. Akre, Los Angeles.
53146
To a liberty belle; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317881; Charles Mehigan, Chelsea,
Mass. 53147
To arms, America; w & m Lily Strickland [i. e.
Lily Strickland Anderson]; mixed cho. © Dec.
14, 1942; E pub. 110036; Bheedare Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 53148
To arms for victory; w & m Larry Millburn [pseud.
of Joseph Caliri] © Nov. 7, 1942; E pub. 109824;
Joseph Caliri, sole owner "Millburn music pub-
lishers, Bloomfield, N. J. 53149
To hell with the Axis; song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942;
E unp. 317843; Charles A. Pethybridge, New
Britain, Conn. 53150
To mother; song. © Aug. 26, 1942; E pub. 110414;
Ruby King Miller, Knoxville, Tenn, 53151
To my mother; song,m LeoRichard & Hector Rich-
ard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319320; Leo
Rosson, San Diego, Calif. 53152
To my mother at home; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© ic. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317991; Mellie Wade
Lovell, Plant City, Fla. 53153
To ports unknown; song. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319138; Ruth Woffinden Eskelson, American
Fork, Utah. 53154
To the British people; w E. S. Lieberman, m H.
Colter. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319563;
Ernest Sheldon Lieberman & Harold Colter, New
York. 53155
To the call of our nation; song. © Oct. 5, 1942;
E pub. 109848; Maggie MaeSteele, American Fork,
Utah. 53156
To the God of ourfathers; w Mary IsabellaForsyth;
pf. treble. © 1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318782;
Ralph Kay Forsyth, Kingston, N. Y. 53157
1932
Bernard Wagness]; pf. © Dec. 18, 1942; E pub.
110249; Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 53158
To Thee we sing; from Russian church liturgy,
arr. Peter D. Tkach; men’s voices. © Nov. 24,
1942; E pub. 109749; Neil A. Kjos music co.,
Chicago. 53159
To you; from Keeper of the flame, by Bronislaw
Kaper. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318461;
Loew’s, inc., New York. 53160
Toast (A); song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318093; George
Henry Russ, Oklahoma City. 53161
Toast to the boys; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 2,
1942; E unp. 318144; John Baptist Cafazza, St.
Louis. 53162
Today, tomorrow and always; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318763; Winifred May Ren-
worth, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 53163
Today, tonite or tomorrow; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil © 1 c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp, 318214; Lonnie
W. Sample, San Diego, Calif. 53164
Together we’ll win the fight; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318263; Leah Logan Ander-
son, Los Angeles. 53165
Tomorrow; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec. 19,
1942; E unp. 318866; Norman P. Landry, sr.,
New Orleans. 53166
Tomorrow’s heaven; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 24,
1942; E unp. 318300; William Augustus Pepper,
jr., Portsmouth, O. 53167
Tonight I leaned across ten thousand miles, and
kissed you; w & m Mrs. G. S. [i. e. E. A. L.]
Ranger; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp.
319429; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger, Chicago. ve
Tonight I say goodbye; song, melody M. C. Sax.
© 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318186; Charles
Mattison, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 53169
Tonight in old Algiers; song. © 1 c. Dec, 26,
1942; E unp. 319141; Helen M. Nelson, Drexel,
Mo. 53170
Too late mother; song. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E
unp. 319122; Viola Allen Van Schoick, Matawan,
N. J. 53171
Too small to be tall; song, melody Robert N.
Schanzer. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318170;
Harry Behar, New York. 53172
Torch of liberty; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec.
19, 1942; E unp. 318625; Dorothy D. Clement, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. 53173
Tosca (La); by G. Puccini, arr. Felix Guenther;
orch, sc. © Dec. 30, 1942; E pub. 110434; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 53174
Trail’s end; w Dot Harvanko, m Esther K, Kline.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1942; E unp. 318674; BERG
songwriters, Mansfield, O. 53175
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
Travelin’ man; from The time, the place and the
girl, w William B. Friedlander, m Joe Howard.
© Nov. 17, 1942; E pub. 110070; Joe Howard
music house, New York. 53176
Traveling on with Jesus: w & melody.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318398; Charles Dewey
Corbin, Franklin, N. C.
Tree-top serenade; w R. S. Kline, m Esther K.
Kline. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 318675;
BERG songwriters, Mansfield, O. 53178
Triplet study; plectrum guit. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318102; Al Valenti, New York. 53179
Triste lucha; bolero, letra y m Arsenio Rod-
riguez; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for. 67809; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 53180
Triste...muy triste; bolero, letra y m Miguel
Matamoros; pf. © Oct. 30, 1942; E for. 67807;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 53181
Tristeza; bolero, letra y m Roque Carbajo. © Dec.
17, 1942; E for.67848; Promotora Hispano Ameri-
cana de musica, s. a., Mexico, D. F. 53182
Tropicana; w & m Don Raye & Gene De Paul. ©
1c. Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319246; Leeds music
corp., New York. 53183
Tropico; Cuban bolero, letra y melodia. © 1 c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319484; Miguel Zogby, Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo. 53184
Trouble just like mine; song. © 1c. Jan, 4, 1943;
E unp. 319828; Jennie Wiseman, Sheridan, Ill.
7 53185
Troublesome tree; song, melody Robert N. Schan-
zer. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318176; Harry
Behar, New York. 53186
True blue to you; song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319720; Dollie May Burke, Independence, Mo.
53187
Try, try again; song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319451; Joe Moore, Omar, W. Va. 53188
Tug; wanon.,mPhilipJames; men’s cho. © Dec. 4,
1942; E pub. 109782; H. W. Gray co., inc., New
York. 53189
Tum teedle dum; song, melody Lew Bellin. © 1c.
Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319177; Florence Margaret
McKeone, Erie, Pa. 53190
Turkey buzzard’s paradise; song, melody Lloyd
Nathan. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319010;
May Wilson, Seattle. 53191
Turn again to love’s enchantment; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1,
1943: E unp. 319590; Clyde T. Burneson, West
Bridgewater, Pa. 53192
Turner’s march; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 318976; Dorothy Hauck Douville, Detroit.
53193
Tutum foo blues; w & m Kenny [i.e. K.E.] Gartner.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318975; Kenneth
Earl Gartner, Los Angeles. 53194
©l1e.
53177
532
20-99 blues; w & m Leslie Beacon [pseud. of Joe
Davis]; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319142;
Beacon music co., New York. 53195
Twenty one steps to heaven; w George Leiberman,
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319421;
Victor Picone, New York. 53196
Twice in a lifetime; song, m Leo Richard & Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26,1942; E unp. 319322;
Leo Snook, Comins, Mich. 53197
Twice 33 carols for home and church use; w & m
arr. Geoffrey Shaw. © Dec. 18, 1942; E for.
67825; Boosey & co., ltd., London. 53198
Two brothers; song, m LeoRichard & Hector Rich-
ard. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319299; lo
Butler, McCallsburg, Ia. 53199
Two guitars; Russian Gypsy folksong, transcribed;
accordion. © Dec. 16, 1942; E pub. 109974;
Accordion music pub. co., New York. 53200
270 tone and technique exercises; by Klose,
transcribed & arr. Benedict Vanasek; string bass
& bassoon or cello. © Sept. 2, 1940; E pub.
110358; David Gornston, New York. 53201
Two inscriptions for the Christmas candle; w
Anna Hempstead Branch, m Grace Kenny Floer-
ing; mixed cho. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 110053;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago. 53202
Two Irish eyes; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319790; George Virgil Bailey, Eikhart,
Ind. 53203
Two tears; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis] Tobin.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318088; Jean M.
Neuser, Llewellyn, Pa. 53204
Typewriting montage; from Keeper of the flame,
by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. © lc. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318476; Loew’s, inc., New York.
53205
Uncle Sam; song, m William D. Sabin. © Nov. 26,
1942; E pub. 109647; Hugh J. Wolfe, Binghamton,
N. Y. 53206
—w & melody. ©1c. Nov, 27, 1942; E unp.
318870; Adelaide Girard, Piedmont, Calif.
53207
Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull; song, melody Lew
[i. e. Louis] Tobin. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318099; Dorothy B. Atkinson, Omaha. 53208
Uncle Sam entertaining you; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319810; Michael J. Peterson,
Baltimore. 53209
Uncle Sam goes to town, mow ’em down! Mow ’em
down! Mow ’em down; by George L. Cobb, arr.
George F. Briegel; band pts., with condensed sc.;
in C. © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 110101; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 53210
—w & m George L. Cobb, arr. Jack Mason;
orch. pts. © Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 110102; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 53211
1933
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Uncle Sam has called me; w & melody. ©l1c.
Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319257; Stephen Szmodis,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 53212
Uncle Sam says; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319303;
Florence Pumel, Minooka, Ill. 53213
Uncle Sammy; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318172; Jessie Bryden Newell, Arena,
Wis. 53214
Uncle Sammy’s WAACS; w Jim Buenzow, melody
Kenny Barnett. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319277; Kenneth W. Berger, Evansville, Ind.
53215
Uncle Sam’s girl friend; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] ©-1 c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317925; Fern Hughes, Adams, N. Y.
53216
‘Under His love; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319782; Fred L. Page, Montrose, Pa.
3 53217
Unhappy dinner; from Between us girls, by Charles
Previn; conductor. © 1c.Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319087; Universal music corp., New York.
53218
Unite! America; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 319496; Maynard L. Carver, Bedford,
Mass. 53219
United Nations; m Romaine P. Clayton & C. N.
Clayton; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan, 2, 1943; E unp.
319632; Charles Neel Clayton, Valencia, Pa.
53220
——pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp.
320012; Harold Edward Nylund, Fort William,
Ont., Canada. 53221
——song. © Dec. 21, 1942; E pub. 110465; Sher-
man Cooledge, Tacoma. 53222
——song. ©1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319994;
Annie Home White, New York. 53223
—— —m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1
c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319295; Florence Ed-
wards Anderson, Anderson, S. C. 53224
——— ——melody Ronald Buck. © 1 c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318565; Marie L. Harvey, Ephrata,
Wash... 53225
United Nations’ battle hymn; m Walter D. Grimm;
mixed voices. ©1 c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp.
318893; Harlan Kienietz, Lakefield, Minn. 53226
United Nations shall stand; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318027; Jethro Price, Forrest City, Ark. 53227
U. S. engineers; song. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E
unp. 318325; Ralph Matesky, Los Angeles. 53228
U. S. engineers fight song; march, S, C. Godfrey
& Dorothy Godfrey, arr. Luis Guzman; band
pts. © Dec. 28, 1942; E pub. 110438; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 53229
United States has awakened; song, melody Ronald
Buck. ©1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319186;
Helen Lever, New Orleans, 53230
U.S.A. for victory; violin, with w. © 1 c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp, 319819; Lester W. Nelson, Cleve-
land. 53231
U.S. A. is coming; song. © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub.
110011; John W. Haynes, Susanville, Calif. 53232
U.S. A. on parade; w Joseph J. Brandt & Lorena
Merrill [pseud. of L. O. Riggs], melody L. Mer-
rill. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318503; Lorean
Olive Riggs, Portsmouth, O. 53233
U.S. A.’s Uncle Sam; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 320006; Nancy Lee Duff Hanchey, St.
Petersburg, Fla. 53234
U. S.S. Wisconsin; w Walter Seiler, m J. V. De-
Cimber; pf. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 319334;
DeCimber music publishers, Milwaukee. 53235
United we stand; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319302;
Besse C. Powers, Chicago. 53236
Until they came; w & melody. ©1c.Dec. 16, 1942;
E unp. 318372; Edward Joyce Johnson, Salt Lake
City. 53237
Until victory’s won together; song. © 1c. Dec. 5,
1942; E unp. 318339; Thomas C. Malley, Spring-
field, Mass. 53238
Until you come back to me; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318351; Theodore Culver
Romney, Naugatuck, Conn. 53239
Untitled selection; by Abe Goldman; accordion, ©
Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109997; T. B. Harms co.,
New York. 53240
Upon the hill; song, melody Bob Carleton. © lc.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319373; Beatrice A. Smith,
Smyrna, Del. 53241
Upside-down heart; w & melody Elaine Khoury &
M. B. Nuhrah. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp.
318525; May Blossom Nuhrah, Arabi, La. 53242
V for victory; song, w Thomas A. Scott & C. N.
Stock. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp. 318872; Can-
ning N. Stock, Philadelphia. 53243
—w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp.
318016; Murray J. Lind, Chicago. 53244
V for victory in nineteen forty-three; song. © Dec.
7, 1942; E pub. 109768; Audna Jones Lindley,
Paoli, Ind. 53245
V stands for victory; w Albert Thatcher Yarnall,
m Harry Filler. © Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109775;
Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia. 53246
Vada-Beryl; song. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E unp.
319613; Cecil Alvin Louch, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
53247
Valley; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319739; Jewel Ethridge
Coulter, Bakersfield, Calif. 53248
1934
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
53284
Valley of Sweet Content; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318147; Nora Elizabeth Brown,
Fresno, Calif. 53249
Valse sentimentale; by Tschaikovsky, arr. Victor
Babin; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Dec. 18, 1942; E pub.
110275; Boosey & Hawkes, inc., New York.
53250
Vay’chulu; liturgical w, m Samuel Bugatch; mixed
cho. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109858; Trans-
continental music corp., New York. 53251
Very good dream; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8,
1942; E unp. 318848; Frank Tannehill, Dallas.
53252
Vespers; w anon., m Will S. Ashbrook. © 1 c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318801; Marietta Kem,
Newcastle, Ind. 53253
Victory; song. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319798;
John Carl Schulz, Stockport, Ia. 53254
—— —m Gordon R. Woodford. © ic. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319363; Bertie Laclare Simmons,
Tallahassee, Fla. 53255
—w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319175; Louise Obermiller, Bethalto, Ill.
53256
Victory ahead for the U.S. A.; w Bernice Belknap
& C. J. Belknap; pf. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109636; Conklin J. Belknap, Parkersburg, W. Va.
53257
Victory farewell; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318897; Richard J. Ekhaml, St. Paul.
53258
V-i-c-t-o-r-y: Hope of world democracy; song.
©l1c. Jan. 6,1943;E unp. 319943; Fred R. Prusha,
Essex, Ia. 53259
Victory in ’43; w Natalie S. Butler, & melody. ©
1 c. Jan. 6,1943; E unp. 319969; Clare V. Sturges,
Farmington, Me. 53260
Victory is our call; song, melody Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318094;
Barney Edelschick, Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 53261
Victory march; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1942;
E unp. 318842; Alfred I. Hammer, West Roxbury,
Mass. 53262
Victory march of the Waves; song. © 1 c. June
26, 1942; E unp. 318957; Tom J. Spinosa, Hay-
ward, Calif. 53263
Victory prayer; w Edith Bergner Olsen, m Betty
[i. e. H. E] Bell. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319524; Helen E. Bell, Pittsburgh. 53264
Victory salute; song. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319348; Louise Phillips Pfeiffer, Brooklyn. 2
5326
Victory serenade; song. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1942;
E unp. 318603; John Cantalupo, Medford, Mass.
53266
Victory song; song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp.
318486; Walter R. Allen, Tonawanda, N. Y.
53267
—song. © lc. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319374;
Isabel Semple, Cleveland. 53268
Victory thru love; song. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E
unp. 319679; Aneta Allen, Bayonne, N. J. 53269
Vict’ry serenade; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943;
E unp. 319955; Paul Anthony Germano, Lawrence,
Mass. 53270
Vienna, Vienna, once more will you smile; waltz,
w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319150;
Lucile Anderson, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 53271
Violette (La); by Alessandro Scarlatti, arr. Cesare
Sodero; mixed cho. © Nov. 19, 1942; E pub. 109417;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 53272
Virginia singing; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319950; Lucy McClenon, Takoma
Park, Md. 53273
Viva México! Viva América; deSoy puro mexicano,
letra y m Pedro Galindo. © Dec. 8, 1942; E for.
67847; Promotora Hispano Americanade musica,
S, a., Mexico, D. F. 53274
Voice of freedom; song, m Marguerite A. Bradford,
© Dec. 3, 1942; E pub. 109839; Augusta M. Pres-
cott, Springfield, Mass. 53275
Voice of love; pf., with w. © 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942;
E unp. 318496; Wilma Reynolds Abel, Hobart, Ind.
53276
Voice of terror; from Sherlock Holmes and the
Voice of terror, by Frank Skinner; conductor. ©
1c. Nov. 13, 1942; E unp. 318390; Universal music
corp., New York. 53277
WAAC march; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318013; Alice Walker Morse, Hingham, Mass.
53278
WAACS and the WAVES; w & m Helen M. Rush. ©
Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109776; Tin Pan Alley,
Philadelphia. 53279
Waacs and Waves; w & melody. ©1 c. Dec. 7, 1942;
E unp. 318676; Ruth Marion Shannon, Duluth.
53280
Wait for me; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 23, 1942;
E unp. 318887; William A. Callahan, St. Albans,
L.I., N. Y. 53281
Waiting; song, melody Tom Baker [pseud. of Car-
roll Webster] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319609;
Mrs. L. B. Manley, Rustburg, Va. 53282
Waiting for a letter; w J. G. Hall, melody Wallace
[i. e. J. W.] Fowler. © 1 c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
318967; John Wallace Fowler & J. Graydon Hall,
Nashville. 53283
Waiting for someone who does not come; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 319306; Eula Mae Thomas, Cuthbert,
Ga, 53284
1935
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53285 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Waiting for you; song. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E
unp. 319926; Wilhelm Frank Goetze, Irvington,
N. J. 53285
—song. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp. 319977;
Doreen A. Gorman, Houston. 53286
Wake up! America; song, melody Burrell Van
Buren. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318796;
Wade Franklin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky.
53287
Wake up America, it’s for your boys and mine;
song. © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319552; James
Albert Arnold, Fort Worth. 53288
Wake up and let us do our part; w & melody. © 1
c. Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318235; James Clevland
Duffee, Prattville, Ala. 53289
Walt Disney sees Latin-America; composed & arr.
Charles Wolcott; pf.-conductor. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1942; E unp. 319927; Walt Disney productions,
Burbank, Calif. 53290
War; song, m Leo Richard & Hector Richard. ©
1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp, 318037; Pearl Foster,
Piqua, O. 53291
War is on; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1942; E
unp. 318849; Frank Tannehill, Dallas. 53292
War montage; from Cargo of innocence, by Lennie
Hayton. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317954;
Loew’s, inc:, New York. 53293
War song; song, m Eddie Keenan. © Dec. 19,
1942; E pub. 110148; Irene Brooks, Sixola, Costa
Rica. 53294
War wasn’t made in a day; pf. treble, withw. © 1
c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319422; Alice Jennings,
Paterson. 53295
War whoop song; w &m Elektra Allison. © Nov.
10, 1942; E pub. 109844; Elektrann music pub.
co., New York. 53296
Warm Hawaiian moon; w Mary Carolyn Davies, m
Johnny Noble. © Nov. 27, 1942; E pub. 109884;
Miller music, inc., New York. 53297
Warrior’s prayer; song, w F. Ruhnau & Rose
Breitfeld. © Dec. 8, 1942; E pub. 109944; Frank
Ruhnau, Los Angeles. 53298
Warrior’s song; song, melody George Sumner.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 319992; Harry C.
Pyle, New York. 53299
Washington's prayer for his family; w from Wash-
ington s Sunday morning prayer, m Harvey Gaul;
mixed cho. © Dec. 17, 1942; E pub. 110207; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 53300
Water, water wild flower, tell me what todo; w &
m Eli Dawson, Ian Donez & Bernie Bierman. ©
Dec. 12, 1942; E pub. 109810; Top hat music co.,
New York. 53301
Wave on Old Glory; song, melody Ronald Buck. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319712; Verna Marie
Black, Lordsburg, N. M. 53302
Waves and the Waacs; song. © Dec. 7, 1942; E
pub. 109717; Willie Borland Pippin, Sanford, Fla.
53303
Way down in my heart; song, m Tom Baker [pseud.
of Carroll Webster] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319601; Muriel M. Hartman, Nixon, Tex. 53304
Way I feel about you; w Saunders [pseud. of N.
Shapiro], melody Rachelle [pseud. of Dolores Rae
Levitt] © 1 c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 318312;
Naomi Shapiro, University City, Mo. 53305
Way of life; by Effie Riherd Hinton; pf. © Dec. 10,
1942; E pub. 110044; Wesley Webster, Lomita
Park, Calif. 53306
Way of the army, navy, and marines; song. © Dec.
3, 1942; E pub. 109950; Dominick R. Corbo, jr.,
Asbury Park. 53307
Way up there in the sky; song, melody Ronald Buck.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319187; Mose Jack-
son, North Little Rock, Ark. 53308
We all remember; w H. A. Hartwell, m S. Sam-
mataro; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E unp.
318894; Santi Sammataro & H. Ameroy Hartwell,
North Bergen, N. J. 53309
We answered the call; song, m Mary F. Sheehan,
arr. R. Weston. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1942; E unp.
318051; Hattie V. Boyden, Worcester. 53310
We are behind you F.D.R.; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319894; Alonzo Coles, New
York. 53311
We are coming after you; song. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318286; Dawson Burgess Elliott,
Wichita. 53312
We are coming once again; w & melody. ©1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318234; Emma P. Jayson,
New York. 53313
We are leaving old Herman Valley; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319307; Blanche Olean Royster, Evansville,
Ind. 53314
We are marching together; song,m Aaron A. Clark.
© Nov. 21, 1942; E pub. 109872; Stella M. Hedrick,
Bath, Me. 53315
We are not asleep; song. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub.
109931; William Stansbery & Barto Bell, Tulsa,
Okl. 53316
We are soldiers of Uncle Sam; song,m LeoRichard
& Hector Richard. © 1c.Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319305; Beatrice Hull, Waterford, Pa. 53317
We build the ladder on which we climb; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 319165; Louise Taylor, Nitta Yuma,
Miss. 53318
We built a ship; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319094; Walter Lewis Burford, Haven, Kan.
53319
1936
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
We can be happy once more; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318264; John Becker,
Chicago. 53320
We can serve Him still; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319312; George Smith, Laughlintown, Pa. 53321
We can take it; song, melody Bob Carleton. © 1
c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319213; Rubie M. Allen,
Shelburne Falls, Mass. 53322
We can, we will, we must, Franklin Delano Roose-
velt; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319564; Richard Kaufman, Pensacola, Fla.
: 53323
We come; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E
unp. 319237; John Lewis Everson, Oakland, Calif.
53324
We know we'll meet again; w & melody. ©1c.
Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318558; Edward Evan
Williams, St. Paul. 53325
We know what it means when it’s over; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318218; Dolpha Zanders, Washington. 53326
We like to get up; song, arr. Rachel Mealey. © 1
c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318366; David W. Mealey,
Foster, Or. 53327
We love America; w &m B.C. Fairman & family.
© Nov. 3, 1942; E pub. 109952; Ben C. Fairman,
St. Clair, Mich. 53328
We love our U.S. A.; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318939; James Harry Russell, Johns-
town, Pa. 53329
We love you, Lady Liberty; w Sammy Gallop, m
Bill Krenz. © Oct. 16, 1942; E pub. 110176; Peer
internatl. corp., New York. 53330
We must work; pf. treble, withw. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318206; Zain Ashby, Canon City,
Col. 53331
We sail away at eventide; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318151; Frank Anthony Donahue,
Utica, N. Y. 53332
We sail the sea; song, melody Eddie Keenan. ©
1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319189; Cecelia Mot-
tram, Hartford. 53333
We shall fight for America; foxtrot, w & melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319891; Earl Kirnan,
Ray Brook, N. Y. 53334
We the united; w Clarence Tompkins, & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 318396; Joe Girardi,
North Vineland, N. J. 53335
We the Yanks are marching now; song. © 1c.jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319904; John Lucas, Charlestown,
Mass. 53336
We will all come back smiling, and thank our God
above; song. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319907;
Alfred Kenneth Cherry; Cambridge, Mass.
53337
53354
We will keep Old Glory waving; song. © Dec. 2,
1942; E pub. 109698; Margaret Smythe Mitchell,
Los Angeles. 53338
We Yanks will end this fight; song. © 1 c. Dec. 17,
1942; E unp. 318535; Fred Stein, Fort Bragg, N.C.
53339
Wedding music; by Alex. Guilmant & others, arr.
Carlo Rossini; organ. v. 2. -© Dec. 10, 1942;
E pub. 110331; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
53340
Weep no more my lady; w & m Alex Kramer &
Joan Whitney [pseud. of Zoe Voeth] © Dec. 1,
1942; E pub. 109849; Dorsey bros. music, inc.,
New York. 53341
We'll be coming home a-shouting victory; song,
m Eddie Keenan. © Dec. 7, 1942; E pub. 109710;
Mrs. J. Wolfe, Chicago. ° 53342
We'll be growing poppies on Broadway; song,
melody M. C. Sax. ©1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp.
319851; Bill James Keller, Philadelphia. 53343
We’ll be singing hallelujah, marching thru Berlin;
from Stage door canteen, w Bob Reed, m Harry
Miller. © Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109962; Music
products, inc., New York. 53344
We'll be there; song. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318756; Katharine Allen Griffin, Minneapolis.
53345
—w &m J.E. Driscoll & C. D. Nicholls, arr. R.
M. Stark. © 1 c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319361;
Joseph Earl Driscoll, Charles Dwight Nicholls,
Lemont, Ill. & Reinhold M. Stark, Chicago.
53346
We’ll carry on; song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319526; Franziska Raabe Parkinson, Chicago.
53347
We’ll catch a falling star; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319582; Edward Craig, Carrollton, Ky.
53348
We'll come through; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319438; Audrey Lorraine Cregier,
Evanston, Mil. 53349
We'll come thru to victory; pf., with w. © 1 c. Nov.
30, 1942; E unp. 318066; Sterling Seymour Beech-
wood, Sherburne, N. Y. 53350
We'll fight for liberty; w & m Katherine Amalfitano,
Harry Filler & Frank Capano. © Nov. 24, 1942;
E pub. 109777; Tin Pan Alley, Philadelphia.
53351
We’ll finish the job; march song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317800; John
L. Sharp, Dundee, Mich. 53352
We'll have to walk tonight, my dear; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp.
318701; Charles H. Stump, Phoenix, Ariz. 53353
We'll keep them flying; song, arr. R. H. Greenwell.
© Nov. 15, 1941; E pub. 110267; William Brad-
ford Williams, New York. 53354
1937
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53355 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
We’ll knock the L out of Hitler; w T. H. Thompson
&J. M. Renwanz, m Thomas A. Phillips. © lc.
Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317884; J. M. Renwanz,
Alliance, O. 53355
We’ll love again; pf. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp.
318145; Joseph Morris Cohen, Long Island City,
N. Y. 53356
We'll meet again; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319869; Larsh Medsker Ferguson,
Xenia, O. 53357
We'll meet again in Hawaii; fox trot, w & melody.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319781; Carmen De
Rosa, Bloomfield, N. J. 53358
We’ll never fail our U.S. A.; song. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1943; E unp. 319997; Ben C. Fairman, St. Clair,
Mich. 53359
We'll rest in lovers’ nest; song, w Maurice Gloster.
© Nov. 30, 1942; E pub. 109592; Norman Tulip,
Pretoria W., Pretoria, South Africa. 53360
We’ll stand behind our men; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318696; Gene
Eldredge, Rutland, Vt. 53361
We'll start life anew; w & m Elektra Allison. ©
Nov. 10, 1942; E pub. 109845; Elektrann music
pub. co., New York. 53362
We’re a billion strong; song,.m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee]
E unp. 318833; Clara Pittington, Kenton, O.
53363
We’re a happy bunch of hooligans; pf. treble, with
w. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318344; James
William Morris, Chicago. 53364
We’re all inthe same union now; w E. A. Martin,
melody Willy [i. e. William] Geber. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1942; E unp. 318241; Edgar A. Martin &
William Geber, Middletown, Conn. 53365
We’re army air cadettes; song. © 1 c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319466; Eric Karll, Milwaukee.
53366
We’re bound to win a victory; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319185; Alta
C. Ensminger, Linn, Tex. 53367
We’re division ninety-two; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318584; Helen Osborne,
Anniston, Ala. 53368
We’re for victory; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318046;
Ethel Sharon, Van Buren, Ind. 53369
We're going to win the war; song. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1942; E unp. 317898; Mildred Duer Murray,
Springfield Gardens, N. Y. 53370
We’ re going to win this war; song. © 1c. Dec. 2,
1942: E unp. 318946; Hallie B. Smoot Malin,
Carrollton, Ky. 53371
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
53372
—w & melody.
318977; Robert Rome, Belle Harbor, N. Y.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; .
t
We’re going with you; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
17, 1942; E unp. 318497; Wilma Reynolds Abel,
Hobart, Ind. 53373
We’re gonna break that record, Mister President;
w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319267;
Rose R. Worst, Los Angeles. 53374
We’re gonna play Yankee Doodle in Tokio; w &
melody Phil Kaler & Doc. Hopkins. © 1 c. Dec.
2, 1942; E unp. 319840; Peer internatl. corp.,
New York. 53375
Were I gardener; w Roger Miles, tr. Isabella G.
Parker, m Cecile Chaminade, arr. Noble Cain;
2-pt. treble cho. © Dec: 11, 1942; E pub. 109887;
Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia. 53376
We’re marching onward; w L. C. Klein, & melody.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 318324; Guy J.
Felion, Lowry Field, Col. 53377
We’re off to Tokio; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 319350; Harold C. Gobin, Newport,
N. H. 53378
We’re on our way to Berlin; song. © 1c. Nov. 27,.
1942; E unp. 318352; Theodore Culver Romney,
Naugatuck, Conn. 53379
—w &m Harry S. Miller. © Dec. 3, 1942; E
pub. 109707; Blakefield music co., New York.
53380
We’re on the march; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318936; Mary Navratil, San Francisco.
53381
We’re riding the range, you and I; w & m Tiny [i.
e. I. M.] Pandak. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 110441;
Ivan Mitcheal Pandak, Camp Howze, Tex. 53382
We’re rolling; w & melody Fred Roth [pseud. of
F. Rotblatt] © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319718;
Frank Rotblatt, Brooklyn. 53383
We’re soldiers all; by Emil Goepp, arr.; orch. pts.
© Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 109853; Hank Karch,
Cincinnati. 53384
We're soldiers with wings; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 318301; William Augustus
Pepper, jr., Portsmouth, O. 53385
We’re sons and heirs of freedom; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318116; James Faulkner,
Santa Barbara, Calif. 53386
We’re the dames that did it; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 16, 1942; E unp. 319482; Sheila MacCurtain,
Dedham, Mass. 53387
We're the navy; w & m Fred Van Scoyk & Mel
Byrne, pf. arr. Gilda A. Gillette. © Oct. 19, 1942;
E pub. 109370; Van & Reiber, New York. 53388
We’re the sons of the navy; w Landt trio, m Mack
Kay & Curley Mahr. © Dec. 15, 1942; E pub.
110025; Artists music corp., New York. 53389
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
Western wonderland; w G. Savage, melody Shorty
[i. e. H.] Carson. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318154; Guy Savage & Hugh Carson, Chicago.
53391
What a letter from you can do; w Frank Capano
& Billy Hays, m John Iacampow Dan Iacampo.
© Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109778; Tin Pan Alley,
Philadelphia. 53392
What about mama and me; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319521; John Thomas Jake
Taylor, Terre Haute, Ind. 53393
What do you do when I’m gone; song, m Leo Ric-
hard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942;
~E unp. 319166; Axel Cora Hansen, Bothell, Wash.
53394
What do you say; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec.
24, 1942; E unp. 319058; Mrs. W. A. Cooper,
Colton, Calif. 53395
What great redemption; hymn. © Dec. 9, 1942;
E pub. 109937; Rudy E. Callen, New Brighton, Pa.
53396
What happened to our romance; w & melody. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319900; Elizabeth Ruth
Hogan, Philadelphia. 53397
What I heard and saw; song, melody Lew [i. e.
Louis] Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 14,1942; E unp. 318098;
John Pasko, Elizabeth, N. J. - 53398
What I never know, will never worry me; w &m
Frank [i. e. N. F.] Hebel. © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943;
-E unp. 319642; Nolan Frank Hebel, Ogden, Utah.
53399
What is there about you; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 317989; Louis Joseph Borini,
Redwood City, Calif. 53400
What makes Sammy run; by Toots [i. e. Salvatore]
Camarata; orch. pts. © Dec. 14, 1942; E pub.
110075; Robbins music corp., New York. 53401
Whatever the weather may be; song, w James
Whitcomb Riley. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
318988; Clara May Russell Hamilton, Comanche,
Tex. 53402
What’s a new soldier to do; w Glenn P. Williams,
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319140;
Arthur Allen Henrikson, Randolph Field, Tex.
53403
What’s love; song, melody Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Dee. 21, 1942; E unp.
318839; Tyyne Heikkila, Hurley, Wis. 53404
Wheel of time; w I. Elder, melody D. Ahlstrand. ©
1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319547; Irene Elder &
David Ahlstrand, Lawton, Ia. 53405
When a smile meets a smile; w & melody Eddie
[i. e. E. F.] Koncel. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp.
318253; Edward Frank Koncel, Chicago. 53406
When affliction’s shadows gather; hymn. © Dec.
15, 1942; E pub. 110039; Otto Brand, Mineola,
N. Y. 53407
53424
When comes again the first of May; w A. Casey,
m C. Binder. © 1 c. June 6, 1942; E unp. 319683;
Charley Binder & Al Casey, Trenton, N. J.
53408
When evening shadows fall; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319310; Nellie Adams, Rock Island, I1l. 53409
When I come back to you; w & melody C. J. Year-
wood & George Linton Yearwood; in E flat. ©
1 c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318484; Charles John
Yearwood, Brooklyn. 53410
When I hear the church bells ring; w & m Florence
Erisman & Harold Potter. © Dec. 17, 1942; E
pub. 109761; Edwards music co., New York.
53411
When I hear the whippoorwill crying; song. © 1c.
Jan. 2, 1943; E unp. 319652; Iva Heaberlin,
Pleasantville, Ia. 53412
When I kiss a rose; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942: E unp. 318114; Samuel H. Dunn, New York.
53413
When I look at you; w & m Wal Bromby & J. V.
King. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318338; Joseph
Victor King, New York. 53414
—w & melody.
318659; Walter Hope Mairs, New York.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
53415
When I looked over my shoulder; song, m Firp
Roberts. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 319476;
Ruth Elizabeth Bridge, Steelton, Pa. 53416
When I lost you; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318712; Francis R. Hunter, Leavenworth,
Kan. 53417
When I met you at the park; song, melody M. C.
Sax. © lc. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318193; Effa
Alexander, Oklahoma City. 53418
When I’m out with Audrey; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317926; Julia Mitchell, Los Angeles.
53419
When it’s maple sugar time back home; song. ©
1 c. Dec. 15, 1942: E unp. 318246; Florence Ford
Collins, Oneonta, N. Y. 53420
When it’s spring again; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319931; George Robert Moss,
Brooklyn. 53421 °
When Johnny comes marching home; w & m Louis
Lambert, arr. Hugo Frey. © Nov. 20, 1942; E
pub. 109999; Robbins music corp., New York.
53422
When Johnny comes marching home again; w &
mielody Mickey [i. e. Michael] Diamond. © 1 c.
Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317839; Michael Diamond,
Brooklyn. 53423
When lights burn again; w H. Lee, m H.Schneider &
I. Crawley. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1942;'E unp. 316796;
Ira Crawley, Henrietta Schneider, & Hubert Lee,
Louisville. - 53424
~
1939
CATALOG OF );COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53425 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
When lilacs bloom; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1943; E unp. 319789; George Virgil Bailey, Elk-
hart, Ind. 53425
When my heart’s in love; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
30, 1942; E unp. 319418; Frank E, Orefice, Hart-
ford. 53426
When my peach trees are in bloom again; song. ©
Dec. 15, 1942; E pub. 110010; W. E. Zellmer,
Accokeek, Md. 53427
When peace will come again; pf., with w. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318155; Merton Ellsworth
Perkins, Anacortes, Wash. 53428
When shadows fall; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Dec.
15, 1942; E unp. 318262; Eugene Mitchell, New
York. 53429
When summer says hello; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1942;
E unp. 318823; Eunice De Villier, Lake Charles,
La, 53430
When taps are thru; w & melody Alfred Rabinowitz.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319860; Max Rabino-
witz, Newark, N. J. 53431
When the angels ring those golden bells; song, m
Leo Richard & Hector Richard. © 1 c. Jan. 2,
1943; E unp. 319737; Hallie Ruth Huber, East
Alton, il. 53432
When the boys come marching home; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1942; E unp. 317999; C. Chris
Hohmann, Port Richmond, S. 1., N. Y. 53433
When the bugler blows tatoo [?]; w & melody Jay
Austin [pseud. of-J. A. Drout] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942; E unp. 316646; James Austin Drout, New
York. 53434
When the dawn drifts away; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319006; Matthew A. Porter,
Fort Monmouth, Red Bank, N. J. 53435
When the home gate swings; song, m Homer Tourjée.
©l1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319816; Kathleen Baker
Spencer, Santa Monica, Calif. 53436
When the moon and the stars get together; w &
melody. ©1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 317963;
George B. Ringwald, Los Angeles. 53437
When the old gang’s back on the corner; w & melody
Bernie Fazioli & G. Mills. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942;
E unp. 318522; Gilbert Mills, Melrose, Mass.
53438
When the ships sail west; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942;
E unp. 317927; J. W. Stoutenburg, Lansing, Mich.
53439
When the stars shine down onMorocco; w &melody.
© ic. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 317889; Kathleen La-
Raut Wrenn, Minneapolis. 53440
When the taps sound out; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319956; Paul Anthony Germano,
Lawrence, Mass. 53441
When the war clouds have vanished; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317928; Bernice Wells, Footville,
Wis. 53442
When the world is free; w & m Bert [i. e. E. L.]
Cochran, arr. Anita Priest. © Dec. 15, 1942; E
pub. 110368; E. L. Cochran, Hollywood, Calif.
53443
When the world settles down; pf., with w. © 1c.
Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318416; Richard Cheatham,
New York. 53444
When there’s no moonlight; w E. R. Scannell,
melody R. Keely. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1942; E ump.
319913; Earle R. Scannell & Robert Keely, San
Mateo, Calif. 53445
When they get Barney in the Army; fox trot, w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319089;
Earle Taylor Rush, New York. 53446
When they take my boy away to be a soldier; w &
melody. ©1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319001;
Fred Miller, Fresno, Calif. 53447
When this war is over; song, m Robert J. Werder-
mann. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 315549; Edward
S. Piepenbring, Brooklyn. 53448
When twilight falls; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317929; Dorothy Mae Walker, Hubbard, Or.
53449
When victory is ours; song. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1942;
E unp. 317888; Marguerite M. Fitch, Rochester,
N. Y. 53450
When victory planes come flying back; song, m
Gordon R. Woodford. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1942; E
unp. 318929; Daniel Maurice Robins, Saginaw,
Mich. 53451
When victory we have won; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318041; Mary Geraldine Heim, Trevorton, Pa.
53452
When we are rationed; song. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942;
E unp. 319232; William John Neil, Park City,
Utah, 53453
When we get him back from Uncle Sam; w V. Fee,
m C. Pierson. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E ump.
319566; Clark Pierson & Virgil Fee, Bloomington,
Ind. 53454
When we said goodbye; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318166; Helen Taylor Karam, Nogales,
Ariz. 53455
When we were both sixteen; song, w L. J. Shapiro.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318123; Henry S.
Grzybala & Leon J. Shapiro, Brookline, Mass.
53456
When you and I are the old folks; song. © 1c. Dec.
30, 1942; E unp. 319427; Bessie Arnote, St. Joseph,
Mo. 53457
1940
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942
53493
When you come marching home; song. © 1 cc.
Dec. 16,1942; E unp. 318244; Charles N. Wolever,
Forty Fort, Pa. 53458
When you find that she doesn’t love you; song,
melody Lew Bellin. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp.
319180; Charles Kelley, Fort Sill, Okl. 53459
When you hear the sirens blow; m Gerald Marks;
pf., with w. © Feb. 5, 1942; E pub. 110362;
Irving Ceasar, New York. 53460
When you return; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 11,
1942; E unp. 317729; Victor Paul Sbraccia, Mal-
den, Mass. 53461
—w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 7, 1943; E unp.
320026; Michael Harrison, Philadelphia, 53462
When your soldier goes away; song, arr. Dorothea
Thompson. © 1 c. Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 318317;
Walter Stiles Brooke, Greenwich, Conn. 53463
When your soldier’s away; song. © 1c. Dec. 30,
1942; E unp. 319440; Howard Joseph Ruland,
West Orange, N. J. 53464
When you’re away; song, m Stephen Grady [pseud.
of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp.
317930; John Wright, Brooklyn. 53465
— —melody M, C. Sax. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942;
E unp. 318185; Mathew A. Massie, Milwaukee.
53466
Where did I see you; song. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub.
109917; E. Dahlquist, Fresno, Calif. 53467
Where did you say you come from; w & melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319932; George Robert
Moss, Brooklyn. 53468
Where have you been all my life; w & m Hugh [i.
e. A. H.] Merritt, arr. Lloyd Marvin. © 1 c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319412; Adolph Hugh Mer-
ritt, Cincinnati. 53469
Where is my Sammy tonight; song. © 1c. Dec. 22,
1942; E unp. 318899; Ora A. Freeman, Kansas
City, Mo. 53470
Where is there; song. © 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp.
318376; Grace Wilson Hager, Chicago. 53471
Where my dreams go, there go I; song, melody
Eddie Keenan. © 1c. Dec. 28,1942; E unp.
319190; Edna Hope, New York. 53472
Where the flowers bloom forever, - Sweet land of
liberty [and] Jesus will guide thee home; w & m
arr. Rachel B. Cassity. © Apr. 23, 1942; E pub.
109383; Mary Chrisman, Chrisman, III. 53473
Where the monkeys have no tails; w Bill [i.e. E. W.]
Bauckham, m adapted from old air. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1942; E unp. 318863; Ernest William Bauckham,
Glendale, Calif. 53474
Where the sun goes down to rest; song. © lc.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318180; Roy Frank Rossi,
Sacramento, Calif. 53475
While I’m dreaming of you; song, m Stephen Grady
[pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Jan. 1, 1943;
E unp. 319583; Almeda Alwin, Pasadena, Tex.
53476
While I’m over there; song, melody Kathlenn O’-
Kell. © 1 c. Dec. 17, 1942; E unp. 319340;
Francis J. Baron, New York. 53477
While the dawn was drawing near; w Frank C.
Taylor, melody Harry [i. e. H. A.] Varsanyik.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319934; Harold A.
Varsanyik, Dannemora, N. Y. 53478
While we’re apart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319008; J. William Biggs, Columbus,
oO. 53479
Whisper to me a song of love; song, melody Ron-
ald Buck. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319708;
Harry Teetsel, jr., Schenectady, N. Y. 53480
Whistle and I’ll come to you; Scotch tune, arr. Roy
Lathrop; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Dec. 14, 1942;
E pub. 109819; Pro-art publications, New York.
53481
Whistling waltz; w Eddie De Lange, m adapted Jack
Fina & Freddy Martin, from a Tschaikowsky
melody. © Nov. 16, 1942; E pub. 110307; Pacific
music sales, Hollywood, Calif. 53482
White lilacs; w & melody. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E
unp. 319856; Ella Brunges Clark, Temple City,
Calif. 53483
White Mountains; song, m Leo Richard & Hector
Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319308;
Wayne Hansen, Lakeside, Ariz. 53484
White peacock; w William Sharp; mixed voices,
unacce. © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1942; E unp. 317874; Lee
Hardy, Wichita. 53485
White swans; w Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, m Gustav
Klemm. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109982; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 53486
Who cares; song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp.
318162; Richard Whitfield woods, La Porte, ind.
53487
Who done it; by Frank Skinner; conductor. 1.
Main title.. - 2. End title. © 1 c. each Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319072; 319074; Universal music,
corp., New York. 53488, 53489
Who ya nudgin’; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 319062; Morris Lasco, Chicago. 53490
Who’s in the hit parade now; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319167; Eleanor L. George, Pacific Beach, Calif.
53491
Why; song. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319811;
Charles N. Wolever, Forty Fort, Pa. 53492
Why can’t we be sweethearts again; w Leonard
Freeman, m Eroc Steiner, based on Chopin’s
Nocturne, in B major. © Jan. 1, 1943; E pub.
110387; Freeman associates, Newark, N. J.
53493
1941
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53494
Why did he take you away; pf. treble, withw. © 1
c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319244; Doris Bolin,
Anaconda, Mont. 53494
Why did it happen; song. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E
unp. 319548; Victor Lubushkin, San Francisco,
53495
Why did you do it; song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1942; E unp. 318785; James Plumbe,
Long Beach, Calif. 53496
—w & melody. ©1 c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp.
319785; Louis Conrad Beyerkohler, San Antonio.
53497
Why did you make me cry; song, m Byron Brooks
[pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E
unp. 319598; Mildred Ritterbush, La Crescenta,
Calif. 53498
Why didn’t you answer my letter; song, melody
Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318840; Ann Durand, Seward,
Pa. 53499
Why do I lie; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1942;
E unp. 319435; Helen Anne Onofrio & Albert
Novino, New Haven. 53500
Why do I remember; w Marshal Jenkins, melody
Pat Owen [i. e. E. B. Owen, jr.] © 1 c. Dec. 26,
1942; E unp. 319112; William Marshal Jenkins &
Elbert Britten Owen, jr., Webster Groves, Mo.
53501
Why don’t we smile; song, melody Eddie Keenan.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 317992; Elizabeth
M. Chapin, East Orange, N. J. 53502
Why don’t you do right; w & m Joe McCoy. © Dec.
14, 1942; E pub. 110030; Mayfair music corp.,
New York. 53503
Why don’t you keep out of my heart; w & melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319885; Margaret Weiss
Lustgarten, Brooklyn. 53504
Why don’t you write; song, melody Lew Bellin. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319710; Beatrice Craig,
Harvey, Ill. 53505
Why is my little redhead blue; w &m Ted Meyn.
© Dec. 30, 1942; E pub. 110294; Beacon music
co., Joe Davis, owner, New York. 53506
Why must love: song. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E
unp. 319245; Richard Lee Harter, Erie, Pa.
53507
Why, oh, why; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318213; Beatrice Beaucage,
Norwalk, Conn. 53508
Why should we say goodbye; song, arr. A. W. Priebe.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E unp. 318400; David J.
Schmidt, Santa Ana, Calif. 53509
Widow Brown; w Bickley Reichner, m Gene Irwin,
pf. arr. George N. Terry. © Dec. 18, 1942; E
pub. 110008; Melrose music corp., New York.
53510
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Will you miss me when I’m gone; song, m Byron
Brooks [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1 c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319591; Phil Payne, Delta, Col.
53511
Will you say a pray’r for me; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 26, 1942; E unp. 319102; Paul Suey Fong,
jr., Sacramento, Calif. 53512
Will you try to remember; w & melody. © 1 c.
Jan. 4, 1943; E unp. 319750; Benjamin Cautelli,
Toronto. 53513
Will you wait for me; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319195; Scott Yeamans, Austin, Tex.
53514
Wind in the night; w & m George Roth; mixed
voices. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 317649;
George Roth, jr., Somerset, Pa. 53515
Windows of heaven; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318248; Irvin DeLora Zundel, Venice,
Calif. 53516
Wings of gold; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of
Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp. 319600;
Florence A. Snyder, Fort Knox, Ky. 53517
Wings of love; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E unp.
319019; Marion P. Winkelmann, Chicago. 53518
Wings of the navy; w M. L. Clopton, m C. E.
Collett; pf. © Oct. 15, 1942; E pub. 110018;
Charles Elmer Collett & Mortimer L. Clopton,
San Francisco. 53519
Wings over Olmsted; w J. B. Spalding, melody A. H.
Clark. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319883; J.
Billie Spalding & Archie H. Clark, Middletown,
Pa. 53520
Wings over the world; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
15, 1942; E unp. 318228; Albert S. Patterson,
Atlantic City. 53521
Winter in my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 319046; Viva Collins, Hot Springs,
Ark. 53522
Wish I may, wish I might; from Best foot forward,
w &m Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane. © 1c. Dec.
12, 1942; E unp. 317941; Loew’s, inc., New York.
53523
With joy at Christmas time; pf., with w. © 1c.
Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318911; Jacob Samuel
Huffman, Roanoke, Va. 53524
Without you dear; w & m Michael Harrison, arr.
Morty Berk. © Dec. 1, 1942; E pub. 109947;
Blossom music co., Philadelphia. 53525
Witnessing for Christ; pf., with w. © Dec. 1, 1942;
E pub. 109637; Wayne Alfred Webb, Huntington
Park, Calif. 53526
Wonderful face; from Keeper of the flame, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318448; Loew’s, inc., New York. 53527
Won’t you accept Him; pf., with w. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1942; E unp. 319676; Melvin James Steinbron,
Minneapolis. 53528
1942
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1942 53562
Won’t you have a heart; w Leonore Bushman, m
Jimmie Littlefield & Harry Filler. © Jan. 1,
1942; E pub. 109825; Fillerdelphia music co.,
Philadelphia. 53529
Won't you please give me that song; w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 320021; Anna Kopyn,
New York. 53530
Won't you put your arms around me; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319168; Paul Moss, Flint, Mich. 53531
Woodland nymph; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1942; E
unp. 318437; Elise Marie DuRant Neff, Los
Angeles. 53532
Woodlands; w &m Charles Herter; men’s voices.
© Dec. 28, 1942: E pub. 110440; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 53533
Work for victory; w Ted Johnston & King Laney,
m Lew Douglas. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp.
318576; Winters & Crampton corp., Grandville,
Mich. 53534
World will be free; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942; E
unp. 319194; John Mitseff, Akron, O. 53535
World will smile again; w & melody. © 1c. Nov.
24,1942: E unp. 318302; William Augustus Pepper,
jr., Portsmouth, O. 53536
Worryin about you; w & melody. © 16. Jan. 5,
1943; E unp. 319846; Edith Senitzer & Harold
Friedman, New York. — 53537
Would you care; w & melody. ©1c. Dec. 24, 1942;
E unp. 319015; Anita L. Bassford, Madison, N. J.
53538
Would you care if I told you; song, melody Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Andrew Brady] © 1 c. Jan. 4,
1943; E unp. 320011; Martha Baytala, Elizabeth,
N. J. 53539
Wouldn’t you like to have me for a sweetheart; w
& melody. ©1 cc. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp. 318305;
John Henry Hendricks, Detroit. 53540
Wouldn’t you like to know; w George Leiberman,
& melody. ©1c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319874;
Victor Picone, New York. 53541
Y tenia un lunar; fox-trot, letra Victor Solino, m
Jose Bohr; pf. © Oct. 13, 1942; E for. 67806;
Peer internatl. corp., New York. 53542
Yankee boy Sam; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud.
of Malcolm Lee] ©1 c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp.
319594; Lillian Williams, London, Ont., Canada.
53543
Yankee boys; w Peggy Benfield, m Clifford Ben-
field, arr. Charles A. Barry. © 1c. Dec. 31,
1942; E unp. 319561; Margaret Edith Benfield,
Fort Wadsworth, S.I., N. Y. 53544
Yankee Doodle daddy; song. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942;
E unp. 318612; Jean Claire Tilley, New Britain,
Conn. 53545
514570 O - 43 - 6
Yankee Land; w & m Christine Alicia Butler. ©
Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109967; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 53546
Yankees everywhere; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1942; E unp. 318240; Benjamin Morris Kaplan,
Allston, Mass. 53547
Yanks are coming back; song. -© 1c. Jan. 2, 1943;
E unp. 319763; Doris Wright, Streator, Il.
53548
Yanks are doodling doodle do; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318600; Walter J. Chepil,
New York. 53549
Yanks are here; w & melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1943;
E unp. 319826; Withborne Adalbert Small, New
York. 53550
Yanks are marching again; song. © 1 c. Dec. 24,
1942; E unp. 318944; Roscoe R. Gardner, Glen-
rock, Wy. 53551
Yanks are on the march again; song. © 1 c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318747; Plummer Riddle, Salem,
oO. 53552
Yanks-are over there; song, melody M. ©. Sax. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318197; Ethel B. Goetz,
Lamoille, Minn. 53553
Yanks on the loose; w & melody. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1942: E unp. 318316; Paul Morton Heyman, Rox-
bury, Mass. 53554
Yanks who march again; w I. Roden, m J. V. De-
Cimber & Dick Brucato; pf. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1942;
E unp. 319333; DeCimber music publishers, Mil-
waukee. 53555
Ye watchers and ye holy ones; festival anthem, m
Coln, arr. Olaf C. Christiansen; mixed cho. ©
Nov. 24, 1942; E pub. 109751; Neil A. Kjos music
co., Chicago. 53556
Yearning that comes from within; w Rex Blain
-[pseud. of E. L. Larson], m Robert VanSickle. ©
1 c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319990; Edward L. Larson,
Wheeling, Til. 53557
Yesterday; w & melody Perry B. Hood. ©1c.Dec.
30, 1942; E unp. 319381; Morris Dodson, Newark,
N. J. 53558
Yielded; w I. A. Guirey, m H. W. Ranes; mixed
voices. © Nov. 1, 1942; E pub. 109932; Ida A.
Guirey & Harold W. Ranes, Indianapolis.
53559
You; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1942; E ump.
318512; Gerald L. Byrd, Lima, O. 53560
You and me; song, m Byron Brooks [pseud. of Mal-
colm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1942; E unp. 317931;
Charles Flick, Chester, Pa. 53561
You are all that is lovely; w & melody Buddy Phayle.
©l1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318725; Buddy Phayle
music, inc., New York. 53562
1943
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53563
You are dreaming; song, melody Arthur Chester
Patton. © 1 c. Dec. 5, 1942; E unp. 318657;
Melville Ames Delonde, St. Louis. 53563
You are ever on my mind; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 319987; Loring Mitchell
Watts, Plant City, Fla. 53564
You are everything I crave; w & melody. ©l1c.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319533; Matthew Henry
Kleiner, Graham, Tex. 53565
You are my inspiration; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1942; E unp. 318124; Frank Louis Fortunato,
Hartford. 53566
You are my sweet little dream girl; song, melody
Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1c.
Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318837; Harry D. Taylor,
Washington C. H., O. 53567
You are my witnesses; melody. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1942; E unp. 319174; Geza Weitzner, New York.
53568
You are truly our liberty; song, m Leo Richard &
Hector Richard. ©.Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109877;
Carl Paladino, Millville, N. J. 53569
You can have my cup of coffee, if you give me your
heart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp.
319542; Ralph J. Montello, Brooklyn. 53570
You can’t get away with love; song, melody Noel
Baer. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319052;
Landia Burgess, Fort Benning, Ga. 53571
You can’t get no more; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1943; E unp. 319795; Winnie Perry, Richmond.
53572
You can’t keep a good Yank down; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318810; Albert Leslie
Barker, Lewisburg, Pa. 53573
You can’t put a ration on love; song. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319978; Russell F. Harker,
Frankfort, Ind. 53574
You don’t understand what I think about you; w &
melody. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1942; E unp. 318586;
Leland M. Cortner, Winchester, Ind, 53575
You got me jumpin’; fox-trot song. © 1 c. Dec.
19, 1942; E unp. 318628; Marjorie Eileen Prievo,
Utica, N. Y. 53576
You had me believing; w & melody. © 1 c. Dec.
17, 1942; E unp. 318519; Alvin Kent Schiller,
Chicago. 53577
You have a daughter darling; song, melody Ronald
Buck. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319184;
Myrtle Hood, Anna, III. 53578
You haven’t the time; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1942; E unp. 318158; Robertson Otto Geiersbach,
A. P. O. 961, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco.
53579
You just ain’t got what it takesto take what you got;
song, m Tom Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster]
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1942; E unp. 316969; Richard Be-
mowski, Chicago. 53580
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
You kissed me just for a thrill; song, m Stephen
Grady [pseud. of Malcolm Lee] © 1c. Dec. 10,
1942; E unp. 317932; Patrick Colatruglio, A. P. O.
961, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, 53581
You left me forsaken when you kissed me good-bye; |
song. © lc. Nov. 12, 1942; E unp. 318342; Mark
L. Hurley, Hawthorne, Calif. 53582
You lucky fellow; w & melody Del Warren [pseud.
of D. L. Jackson] & LaVonne Ware [i. e. L. W.
Jackson] © 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318862;
LaVonne Ware Jackson & D. L. Jackson, Tulsa,
Okl. 53583
You make me dream the dreams I do; w L. Mc-
Donald, melody M. G. Thomas. © 1c, Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318293; Leo McDonald & Millard
Galweston Thomas, New York. 53584
You make my heart go pit-a-pat; w & melody. ©
1c. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 318970; Bincent Paul
Torossian, Berkeley, Calif. 53585
You must believe in America; song. © Dec. 7, 1942;
E pub. 109716; Willie Borland Pippin, Sanford,
Fla, 53586
You never said a word about my hat; w & melody
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1942; E unp. 319118; Benjamin
Cautelli, Toronto. 53587
You played with my heart; w & melody Lloyd
Nathan & M. Leet. © lc. Dec. 24, 1942; E unp.
319013; Mary Leet, Milwaukee. 53588
You rhyme with everything that’s beautiful; w
Mickey Stoner, & melody. © 1 c. Dec. 8, 1942;
E unp. 318053; Bert Reisfeld, New York.
53589
You stepped into my dream; w & m Ethel Laris
[i. e. E. A. L. Ranger]; pf. treble. © 1c. Dec.
30, 1942; E unp. 319433; Ethel Athene Laris
Ranger, Chicago. 53590
You told my heart; w & melody. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1942; E unp. 319368; Rolf E. Gustafson, Bay City,
Mich. 53591
You took my love; w Tom Adair, m Matt Dennis.
© Dec. 14, 1942; E pub. 109942; Embassy music
corp., New York. 53592
You turned to me; w & melody Ethel Laris [i. e.
E. A. L. Ranger] © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1942; E unp.
317430; Ethel Athene Laris Ranger, Chicago.
53593
You walked out of a dream; pf. © 1 c. Dec. 15,
1942; E unp. 318237; Donald Robert Rinehart,
Arlington, Va. 53594
You were only a dream; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1943; E unp. 319700; Winifred Waltmire, Los
Angeles. 53595
You will never be away; w & melody. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1943; E unp. 319986; Loring Mitchell Watts,
Plant City, Fla. 53596
You won my heart; w & melody Gracie Cornett
[i. e. G. C. Ramsey] © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1942; E
unp. 318314; Gracie Cornett Ramsey, San An-
tonio. 53597
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no. 12, 1942 53633
You'll be mine in dreams, day after day; song,
melody Ann Taylor & E. Andrews. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1942; E unp. 318548; Ernest Andrews, De-
troit. 53598
You'll be mine once more; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 24, 1942; E unp. 319483; Carroll Milton
DeCamp, North Vernon, Ind. 53599
‘You'll be with me in all my dreams; song, m Leo
Richard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1942;
E unp. 319296; J. Howard George, Bothell, Wash.
53600
You'll come back some day; song, m Leo Richard
& Hector Richard. © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1943; E unp.
319735; Billie E. Barton, Yazoo City, Miss.
53601
You’l! come back to me; song, m Lew [i. e. Louis]
Tobin. ©1 c. Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319459;
Mary K. Cooke, Atlanta. 53602
You'll know that we were there; accordion, with
w. ©Olc. Dec. 9, 1942; E unp. 318952; John
Louis Aylor, jr., Denver. 53603
You'll tell me; from Keeper of the flame, by
Daniele Amfitheatrof. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1942; E
unp. 318449; Loew’s, inc., New York. 53604
Your blue eyes; song, m E. Wunderlich. © Dec.
11, 1942; E pub. 110445; Ray Frederick Parks,
Washington. 53605
Your face will linger in my memory; w & melody.
© 1 c. Jan. 5, 1943; E unp. 319799; Matilda
Estella Mayberry, San Dimas, Calif. 53606
Your Flag is my Flag; w & melody. © 1c. Dec.
31, 1942; E unp. 319550; Gail Marcelles Bartlett,
Detroit. 53607
Your heart’s been sabotaged; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319419; Frank E. Orefice,
Hartford. 53608
Your love could be everything to me; from Old
Chelsea, w Fred S. Tysh [pseud. of Siegfried
Tisch], m Richard Tauber. © Dec. 28, 1942; E
for. 67862; Lawrence Wright music co., ltd.,
London. 53609
Your lover; song suite. pts. 1,2. © 1c. each Nov.
9, 1942; E unp. 318433, 318434; Elise Marie Du-
Rant Neff, Los Angeles. 53610, 53611
Your time is coming soon; song, m Derek Ander-
sen [pseud. of Noel Marchant Ryer] © 1 c. Dec.
10, 1942; E unp. 317933; Rosa T. Knight, Clear-
water, ‘Fla. 53612
You're a bundle from heaven; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 15, 1942; E unp. 318274; William P. David-
son, Winston-Salem, N. C. 53613
You're a lucky little fellow; w Blanche Posnack,
& melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1942; E unp. 318737;
George Posnack, Brooklyn. 53614
You're a picture of love; song, m Derek Andersen
[pseud. of Noei Marchant Ryer] © 1c. Jan. 1,
1943; E unp. 319571; Frank Newdecker, Memphis,
Tenn. 53615
You’re asked to save oil; fox trot, w & melody.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318203; Max Heller,
Philadelphia. 53616
You're beautiful; song, m May B. Nielsen. © ic.
Dec. 31, 1942; E unp. 319456; Fred C. Ballard,
Charleston, S. C. 53617
-——w Fred C. Ballard, melody May B. Nielsen.
© 1c. Jan. 1, 1943; E unp: 319636; Ballard &
Nielsen, Charleston, S. C. 53618
You're better off in the army; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 1, 1942; E unp. 317865; Joseph Matera,
Brooklyn. 53619
You're breaking ev'ry bone in my heart; w &
melody Shorty [i. e. H.] Carson & G. Savage. ©
1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp..318153; Guy Savage &
Hugh Carson, Chicago. 53620
You're forever on my mind; w & melody. © 1c.
Dec. 29, 1942; E unp. 319324; Thomas Francis
Ianotti, Paterson. 53621
You re just cheatin’ on me; w J. Fesko, jr., melody
M. P. Hilko. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319949;
John Fesko, jr. & Michael P. Hilko, Garfield, N.J.
53622
You're like a dream I know; w & melody. © 1c.
Nov. 24, 1942; E unp. 318303; William Augustus
Pepper, jr., Portsmouth, O. 53623
You’re my would-be sweetheart; waltz, w &melody.
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1942; E unp. 319400; Sydney
Potter, Brooklyn. 53624
You’re out of my mind; w D. Howard, m E. Bennett.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1942; E unp. 318623; Durward
Howard & Elinor Bennett, Austin, Tex. 53625
You're playing with the strings of my heart; song.
©1c. Dec. 14, 1942; E unp. 318122; Lucille Boyer,
Minneapolis. 53626
You're so charming, darling; w & melody. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1943; E unp. 319886; Margaret Weiss
Lustgarten, Brooklyn. 53627
You're the cause of it all; w & melody. ©1c. Dec.
7, 1942; E unp. 319478; Oliver A. Sletto, Walla
Walla, Wash. 53628
You're the cause of my dreams; song, m LeoRich-
ard & Hector Richard. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1943; E
unp. 319734; Robert Young, Cincinnati. 53629
You're the lucky thread in my life; w & melody. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1942; E unp. 318871; Adelaide Girard,
Piedmont, Calif. 53630
You're the star of my heaven; song, melody Tom
Baker [pseud. of Carroll Webster] © 1 c. Dec.
21, 1942; E unp. 318841; Mabel B. Slesser,
Elizabethtown, Pa. 53631
Youthful days; suite, Reginald King; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 17, 1942; E for. 67724; Bosworth & co.,
ltd., London. 53632
You've really changed, somehow; w V. P. Skow-
ronski, m W. Sosin, arr. Carl Barkwick. ©
Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 110049; Victor P. Skow-
ronski & Walter Sosin, Chicago. 53633
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53634 pt. 1, n. s., v. 37
3-pt. cho. © Dec. 10, 1942; E pub. 109860; Trans-
Yr utgorn; Welsh w Pedr Fardd, English tr. Robert
continental music corp., New York. 53635
Davies, m W. Matthews Williams; pf. or organ
acc. © Oct. 5, 1942; E for. 67775; Gwynn pub.
co., Llangollen, North Wales. 53634
Zion, my beloved (Tzion tamati); w M. M. Dolitzky,
English tr. & arr. of m Isadore Freed; womens
Zippy; song, melody Margaret De Vore Parks. ©
1c. Dec, 22, 1942; E unp. 318798; Wade Frank-
lin Richardson, Brandenburg, Ky. 53636
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since Jan. 1, 1942:
Musical Compositions in English language (including 40,271 unpublished) ------------ - --------- 51,188
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 833 unpublished) ------------------------- 2,448
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[53636
A la valse; by Victor Herbert; violin & piano. ©
Clifford Victor Herbert, Cedar Grove, La. &
Ella Herbert Bartlett, New York. R 113978,
Dec. 19, 1942. 1
Aba-daba; fox-trot, Fields & Donovan, arr. Calvin
Grooms; orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
113676, Dec. 16, 1942. 2
Abide with me; song, w Henry F. Lyte; in D flat.
© William R. Spence, Perth, Ont., Canada. R
113396, Dec. 8, 1942. 3
Aeolian harp; by Mrs. Crosby [i. e. J. G.] Adams;
pi. © Juliette Graves Adams, Montreat, N. C.
R 113898, Dec. 17, 1942. 4
Afterwards; by John W. Mullen; full orch. © J. W.
Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R 113873, Dec.
21, 1942. 5
Air de ballet; pf. © Henry Geehl, Coleshill, Eng-
land, R 113608, Dec. 14, 1942. 6
Air, upon a ground bass; op. 38, violin, with pf.
acc. © Harry Farjeon, London. R 113592, Dec.
9, 1942. 7
All hands ’round; country dance, Matilee Loeb-
Evans [i. e. M. L. Preston]; pf. © Matilee Loeb
Preston, San Bernardino, Calif.. R 114369, Jan.
6, 1943. = 8
All in a lily-white gown; from The philosopher and
the lady, w Helen Taylor, m Easthope Martin;
in D. © Kate Louise Sherman, London. R 113915,
Dec. 16, 1942. 9
All will be well; song, w Fanny J. Crosby. ©
Arthur W. McKee, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113489,
Dec. 10, 1942. 10
America triumphant; anthem, w John Haynes Holmes.
1, Song. - 2. Women’s 3-pt. voices. © Clifford
Demarest, Tenafly, N. J. R 114040, 114043, Dec.
21, 1942. 11, 12
American boy; march, Harry C. Thompson; orch.
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. R 113491, Dec. 7,
1942. 13
Angels from the realms of glory; Christmas an-
them, m W. C. Williams; mixed cho. © Walter
C. Williams, Summit, N. J. R 113286, Dec. 4,
1942, 14
Angelus; by Mrs. Crosby [i. e. J. G.] Adams, op.
26; pf. © Juliette Graves Adams, Montreat, N. C.
R 113887, Dec. 17, 1942. 15
Any old night; from Nobody home, w Schuyler
Greene & Harry B. Smith, m Otto Motzan &
Jerome Kern. © BlancheGreene Kaiss, Baltimore
& Sydney Smith, Canaan, N. Y. R 114200, Dec.
24; 1942. 16
April blossoms; op. 28, no. la, w Charles Hanson
Towne; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, Wollaston, Mass. R 113362, Dec. 3,
1942. 17
Are you doing your best; song, w James Rowe. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113800,
Dec. 16, 1942. 18
Are you saved to serve; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113801, Dec. 16, 1942. 19
Arioso in the ancient style; by James H. Rogers;
violin, with pf. acc. © Alice Hall Rogers, Cleve-
land. R 114198, Dec. 26, 1942. 20
Arise, glad heart; song, w Hildegarde Sherlock, sop.
or ten., mezzo sop. or bar. © Floy Little Bartlett,
Winnetka, Ill. R 113297, Dec. 3, 1942. 21
As I went a-roaming; w Helen Taylor, m May H.
Brahe [pseud. of M. H. Morgan]; in B flat. ©
May Hanna Morgan, Wembley Park, Middlesex,
England. R 113758, Dec. 16, 1942. 22
As: it began to dawn; Easter anthem, Biblical w,
m R. M. Stults; mixed voices. © Julie Van der
Veer Stults, Philadelphia. R 113539, Dec. 15,
1942. 23
Ask Him; song, w James Rowe. © Bentley D. Ack-
ley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113807, Dec. 16, 1942.
24
At the San Francisco fair; from Nobody home, w
Schuyler Greene, m Ford Dabney, James Europe
& Jerome Kern. © Blanche Greene Kaiss, Balti-
more. R 113671, Dec. 24, 1942, 25
Aunt Sally; mammy song. © HoraceClark, Houston.
R 113523, Dec. 15, 1942. 26
Auntie Skinner’s chicken dinner; w Arthur Fields
& Earl Carroll, m Theodore Morse. © Theodora
Morse, New York. R 113950, Dec. 26, 1942.
27
Ave Maria; sacred song, mH.I. Myers. © Henry
I. Myers, Hollywood, Calif. R 114313, Dec. 29,
1942, 28
Babes in the wood; from Very good Eddie, wSchuy-
ler Greene, m Jerome Kern, © Blanche Greene
Kaiss, Baltimore. R 113673, Dec. 17, 1942.
29
——song,fromVery good Eddie, w Schuyler Greene
& J. Kern. © Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 113337, Dec. 7, 1942. 30
Bacchanale; from Samson and Delilah, by C. Saint-
Saéns, arr. Otto Langey; orch. © G. Schirmer,
inc., New York, R 113852, Dec. 17, 1942.
31
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ballad; op. 36, no. 3, w Harriet Prescott Spofford;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © David Stanley Smith,
Woodbridge, Conn. R 114195, Dec. 26, 1942.
32
Bat (The); pf. © E. Markham Lee, Westward Ho,
Co. Devon, England. R 114039, Dec. 21, 1942.
33
Be at rest; wJ. M. Neale, m A. W. Lansing; mixed
voices. © Jennie A. Lansing, Albany. R 114042,
Dec. 21, 1942. 34
Beautiful Kahana; song, w Mary J. Montano. ©
Charles E. King, Honolulu. R 113749, Dec. 12,
1942. 35
Behold the risen King; w George Cooper, m Louis
R. Dressler; violin obbl. © Louis Richard
Dressler, Philadelphia. R 113522, Dec. 15, 1942.
36
Belgian school of violin; by H. Leonard, op. 47,
tr. from the French & new studies added Ovide
Musin. v. 2. © Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. R 114092, Dec. 23, 1942. 37
——by Ovide Musin. v. 4. © Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. R 114093, Dec. 23, 1942.
38
Ben Bolt; arr. Nelson Kneass; full orch. © J. W.
Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R 113875, Dec.
21, 1942. 39
Billstickers’ dance; from Tina, by Paul A. Rubens,
arr.; orch. © Howard Carr, London. R 114259,
Jan. 1, 1943. 40
— —by Paul A:Rubens; pf. © Herbert Rubens,
London. R 113328, Dec. 9, 1942. 41
Birds’ concert; w Jessica Moore, m George L.
Spaulding; voc. or instrumental. © Shirley S.
DeVoe, New Milford, Conn. & Clifford Lee
Spaulding, New York. R 113524, Dec. 15, 1942.
42
Birth of May; w Hazel Deyo, m Gaston Otey Wilkins;
women’svoices. © Oliver Ditsonco. , Philadelphia,
R 113478, Dec. 8, 1942. 43
Bless Thou the Lord, O my soul; song, Biblical w.
© Harold Craxton, London. R 113925, Dec. 16,
1942. 44
Blue bells; song, w Doris A. Kendall. © vega
F. Phillips, Esher, England. R 114239, Jan. 1,
1943. 45
Blue bonnet; w Ada Stewart Shelton; low voice. ©
Alexander Russell, New York. R 113399, Dec. 8,
1942, 46
Book of ballads; w A. C. D. Riley, m Jessie L.
Gaynor; women s voices. © Rose Gaynor Barrett,
South Norwalk, Conn., Dorothy Gaynor Blake,
Webster Groves, Mo. & Alice C. D. Riley, Pasa-
dena. R 113427, Dec. 8, 1942. 47
Boston bull; song, w Will J. Hart. © Raymond
Walker, Miami Beach, Fla. R 113508, Dec. 10,
1942. 48
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Bread of the world; hymn-anthem, w R. Heber;
mixed cho. © Herbert E. Hyde, Wilmette, Il.
R 113968, Dec. 19, 1942. 49
Breath of the dawn; w E. G. Buckeridge, m C.
Whitney Coombs; sop. or ten. inD flat. © Fred-
erick A. Coombs, sr., Orange, N. J. R 114199,
Dec. 26, 1942. 50
Bric-a-brac; selection, Lionel Monckton & Herman
Finck, arr. Dan Godfrey; full military band. ©
Chappell &co., ltd., London. R 114006, Dec. 21,
5 51
— — — arr. H. M. Higgs; orch. ©Chappell
& co., ltd., London. R 113143, Nov. 30, 1942,
52
Brightly gleams our banner; processional hymn, w
T. J. Potter. © T. Tertius Noble, New York, R
113967, Dec. 19, 1942. 53
Builders; Children’s day service, w & m Edith
Sanford Tillotson & I. H. Meredith. © Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. R 113385, Nov. 25, 1942.
54
Bum-diddle-de-um bum, that’s it; foxtrot, Jimmie
{i. e. James V.] Monaco, arr. Calvin ‘Grooms;
orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R 113999,
Dec. 26, 1942. 55
——=-W Joe [i. e. Joseph] McCarthy, m Jimmie [i. e.
J. V.] Monaco. © Joseph McCarthy, Hadley, N. Y.
& James V. Monaco, Beverly Hillis, Calif. Ry,
113949, Nov. 30, 1942. 56
But lo the dawn; by J. S. Matthews; mixed cho. ©
Mrs. Robert Dulley, West Los Angeles, Calif. R
114334, Jan. 7, 1943. 57
But now thus saith the Lord; anthem, Biblical w;
mixed voices & organ. © T. Tertius Noble, New
York. R 114052, Dec. 21, 1942. 58
Butterflies; w Théophile Gautier, tr. J. Kingsley
Rooker, m Bainbridge [i. e. L. B.] Crist; high
voice, in F. © Lucien Bainbridge Crist, Wash-
ington. R 114337, Jan. 2, 1943. 59
By jingo; march, Herman Finck; reed & brass
band. © Mabel Mary Finck, London. R 112876,
Dec. 10, 1942. © 60
. By the waters of Minnetonka; Indian love song; pf.
© Thurlow Lieurance, Wichita. R 113563, Dec.
15, 1942. 61
Call; march, C. A. Lidgey, arr. James Ord Hume;
military band. © Annie Elizabeth Hume, High
Denham, Bucks, England. R 113912, Dec. 16,
1942, | 62
—— ——Charles A. Lidgey; pf. © Robert Edward
Burgess, London. R 113913, Dec. 16, 1942.
63
Call of the angelus; intermezzo, Albert E. Walton,
arr. W. H. Myddleton; full orch. & harmonium.
© George Ernest Myddleton, Maidenhead, Surrey,
England. R 114084, Dec. 30, 1942. 64
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Call of the old boys; quick march, James Ord
Hume; military band. © Annie Elizabeth Hume,
High Denham, Bucks, England. R 113766, Dec.
16, 1942. 65
Calvary [and] Lead kindly light; arr. Paul Rodney;
full orch. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Phila-
delphia. R 113878, Dec. 21, 1942. 66
Cameo; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, selected,
arr. & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George
Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy Gunston,
Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113905, Dec. 9,
1942. 67
Can’t they leave us alone for a while; w Sam M.
Lewis, m George W. Meyer. © Broadway music
corp., New York. R 113435, Dec. 7, 1942. 68
Cantique du soir; wiolin & pf. © Wilson Manhire,
Bugle, Cornwall, England, R 113323, Dec. 3, 1942.
69
Caprice; violin & pf. © Wilson Manhire, Bugle,
Cornwall, England. R 113322, Dec. 3, 1942..
70
Carmena; waltz-song H. Lane Wilson, adapted &
arr. Homer N. Bartlett; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R 113839, Dec. 17,
1942. 71
Carnival waltz; op. 112, no. 2; pf. © J. Frank
Frysinger, York, Pa. R 114370, Jan. 6, 1943.
12
Challenge of Rikki-tikki-tavi; w Rudyard Kipling;
men’s voices. © Homer B. Hatch, Cleveland. R
114192, Dec. 26, 1942. — 13
Chaplin walk; from Nobody home, w & m Schuyler
Greene, Otto Motzan & Jerome Kern. © Blanche
Greene Kaiss, Baltimore. R 114099, Dec. 24,
1942, 14
Chariot race; pf. © E. Markham Lee, Westward
Ho, Devon, England. R 113289, Dec. 3, 1942.
15
Charms are the fairest when they’re hidden; from
Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i. e. Otto Harbach],
m Rudolf Friml. © Otto Harbach, Mamaroneck,
16°
N. Y. R 113502, Dec. 8, 1942,
Cheer boys cheer; march, Mackie-Beyer; military
band. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia.
R 113869, Dec. 21, 1942. 17
Cheer up the fellows you know; song, w Edgar Page
Stiles.
R 113783, Dec. 16, 1942. 78
Chimes; song, op. 54, no. 2, w Alice Meynell. 1.
High voice. - 2. Low voice. © Margaret Ruthven
Lang, Boston. R 113303, Dec. 3, 1942. 719
Christ hath arisen; Easter song, George Noyes
Rockwell; sop. or ten., with violin ad lib. © Laura.
M. Haughey, Meriden, Kan. R 113564, Dec. 15,
1942, 80
Christ is risen; Easter anthem, w A. T. Gurney,
m Frank H. Brackett. © Mary Frances Brackett,
Ashland, Mass. R 113525, Dec. 15, 1942. 81
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind.
99
— — —m R. S. Morrison [pseud. of R. M.
Stults] © Julie Van der Veer Stults, Philadelphia.
R 113526, Dec. 15, 1942. 82
Christ now reigns victorious; Easter carol; mixed
voices. © Clarence T. Steele, New York. R
113602, Dec. 8, 1942. 83
Christ triumphant; Easter song. 1. High, in C. -
2. Mixed voices. - 3. Women’s voices. © Harry
‘Rowe Shelley, New York. R 113562, 113667,
113668, Dec. 15, 1942. 84-86
Circassian peasants’ dance; by Alex Roloff; pf.
© George Thomas Clarke, Margate, England &
Jessy Amy Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England.
R 113580, Dec. 9, 1942. 87
Close to this heart of mine; w James Clarence
Harvey, m Andrew Mack. © Frank Andrew Mack,
Laredo, Tex. R 113348, Dec. 11, 1942. 88
College inn rag; w Ballard Macdonald & Coleman
Goetz, m Harry Carroll, arr. Eugene Platzmann.,
© Betty Chaplin Macdonald, Honolulu. R113495,
Dec. 8, 1942. 89
Come back to Dreamland; w & m Jack Wells. ©
Broadway music corp., New York. R 113437,
Dec. 7, 1942. 90
Come, Holy Spirit; anthem, J. F. Zimmerman;
mixed voices. © Mary D. Zimmerman & Laura
P. Zimmerman, Philadelphia. R 113540; Dec.
15, 1942. 91
Come to me; by Fred Heltman & A. H. Eastman;
orch. © F. Heltman, Sarasota, Fla. R 114317,
Jan. 6, 1943. 92
Come to the dance; song, w Edward Teschemacher
[pseud. of Edward Lockton] © Herbert Oliver,
London. R 113138, Dec.-1, 1942. 93
Come ye fairies; gavotte, w A. A. Hawley, m Frank
Lynes; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Annie Andros
Hawley & Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. R
114044, Dec. 21, 1942. 94
Come ye _ shepherds; old Bohemian Christmas
carol, English w Alice Mattullath, harmonized &
arr. Louis Victor Saar; mixed cho., organ acc.
© Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R 113416, Dec.
4, 1942. 95
Concerning pirates; march burlesque; pf. duet. ©
Florence Newell Barbour, Providence. R 110456,
July 23, 1942. 96
Concerto; op. 25; violin & pf., inE min. © Cecil
Burleigh, Madison, Wis. R 113892, Dec. 17, 1942.
97
Contest of the nations; operetta, libretto C. N. Page,
m Frederick H. Martens. © N. Clifford Page,
Philadelphia & Herman Carl Martens, Mountain
Lakes, N. J. R 113614, Dec. 17, 1942. 98
Corn flower; waltz, C. Coote, jr., ed. fingered &
arr. D. Onivas [pseud. of Domenico Savino]; pf.
© Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. R
114005, Oct, 2, 1942. 99
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Cossacks’ mazurek; by Alex Roloff; pf. © George
Thomas Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy
Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113579,
Dec. 9, 1942: 100
Cradle song; by Franz Schubert, arr. William
Noelsch; pipe organ. © Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. R 113480, Dec. 8, 1942. 101
—violin & pf. © Henry I. Myers, Hollywood,
Calif. R 114314, Dec. 29, 1942. 102
Cup hunters; one step; pf. © Julius Lenzberg, St.
Albans, L.I., N. ¥. R 114230, Dec. 30, 1942.
103
Dame Durden; w old English, slightly adapted, m
Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford, London. R
114219, Dec. 29, 1942. 104
Dance around the snowman; by Frank Lynes, op.
56, no. 9; pf. © Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
R 114045, Dec. 21, 1942. 105
Dance by moonlight; schottische, op. 112, no. 5;
pi. © J. Frank Frysinger, York, Pa. R 114371,
Jan. 6, 1943. 106
Dance of spring; waltz, w Virginia Woods Mackall,
m H. Lane Wilson, arr. Frank R. Rix; 3 unchanged
voices. ©G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R
113845, Dec. 17, 1942. 107
Dancing the blues away; one step, two step or trot,
by McCarthy, Johnson & Fischer, arr. Calvin
Grooms; orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
113945, Dec. 1, 1942. 108
Dancing waves; by Matilee Loeb-Evans [i. e. M. L.
Preston]; pf. © Matilee Loeb Preston, San
Bernardino, Calif. R 114372, Jan. 6, 1943. 109
Dancing wood nymphs; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston.
R 114161, Dec. 28, 1942. 110
Danseuse (La); entr’acte, op. 20, no. 3; violin &
pf. © Karl Rissland, Boston. R 113393, Dec. 8,
1942, 111
Darlin’; w Ballard Macdonald, m Albert Von Tilzer.
© Betty Chapin Macdonald, Honolulu. R 113456,
Dec. 8, 1942. 112
Dawn o’er the wooded hills; pf. © Florence Ne-
well Barbour, Providence. R 113298, Dec. 3,
1942. 113
Day is gently sinking to a close; hymn-anthem, w
C. Wordsworth, mixed cho. © H. Alexander
Matthews, Philadelphia. R 113961, Dec. 19, 1942,
114
Dear heart of mine; song; in D flat. © Walter
Lewis, Wembley Park, Middlesex, England. R
113288, Dec. 3, 1942. 115
’ Dearest girl in the world; w Jesse Noble, m Fred
B. Holton [pseud. of Ira B. Wilson] © Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. R 113127, Nov. 25, 1942.
116
Debutante; one step, Victor Herbert, arr. Harold
Sanford; orch. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
R 113835, Dec. 17, 1942. 117
Deep in my heart; w George Pragnell, m Thomas
Wilkinson Stephenson. © Noel Fowler Stephen-
son, Hugh Percival Stephenson, Lucy Clare E.
Wigram & Nora Sutherland, London. R 113918,
Dec. 16, 1942. 118
Deeper and deeper; song. © Oswald J. Smith,
Toronto. R 113939, Dec. 24, 1942. 119
Do you remember; song, w May Aldington. ©
Haydn Wood, Northam, North Devon, England. R
113921, Dec. 16, 1942. 120
Dominion of Canada; march & two-step; pf. © May
Hill, Chicago. R 114347, Jan.-5, 1943. 121
Down here; w P. J. O’Reilly, m May H. Brahe
[pseud. of M. H. Morgan]; in F. © May Hanna
Morgan, Wembley Park, Middlesex, England. R
113757, Dec. 16, 1942. 122
Down in Bom-Bombay; w Ballard Macdonald, m
Harry Carroll. © Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Honolulu. R 113461, Dec. 8, 1942. 123
Dreamland voices; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston. R
114151, Dec. 28, 1942. 124
Dreamy noontide; pf. © Florence Newell Barbour,
Providence. R 113300, Dec. 3, 1942. 125
Drifting; song, w Lida Shivers Leech. © Bentley
D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113799, Dec. 16,
1942. 126
Drip, drip, drip, went the waterfall; w Ballard Mac-
donald, Honolulu. R 113492, Dec. 8, 1942. 127
Easy duets from famous operas; phrased &fingered
G. Martaine [pseud. of Martin Greenwald]; pf. ©
Academic music co., New York. R 111855, Oct.
12, 1942. 128
Ecossaise; pf. © John Mokrejs, New York. R
113886, Dec. 17, 1942. 129
Elevation; by Adolf Frey, pf. © Maud Frey, Battle
Creek. R 113556, Dec. 15, 1942. 130
Enfant au front divin; French w Louise de Clercq,
English w Adrian Ross [pseud. of Arthur R. Ropes]
m Cath. van Rennes, op. 54. © Ethel Ropes,
London, R 114261, Jan. 1, 1943. 131
Evening hymn; by Carl Reinecke, arr. Frank R.
Rix; cho. of unchanged voices, with solo or semi-
cho. of boys. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
R 113844, Dec. 17, 1942. 132
—vw Samuel Longfellow; sop. & alto duet & cho.
© Sibley G. Pease, Los Angeles. R 113527, Dec.
15, 1942, 133
Everybody hum with me; song, from Ruggles of
Redgap, w Harold Atteridge. © Sigmund Romberg,
New York. R 113305, Dec. 3, 1942. 134
Everybody's dippy now; song, w Roger Graham.
© May Hill, Chicago. R 114346, Jan. 5, 1943.
135
Fairy laughter; song, w Douglas Furber; inG. ©
Ivor Novello, London. R 113759, Dec. 16, 1942.
136
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Fairyland; opera, bk. Brian Hooker, m Horatio
Parker. © Anna Parker, New York. R 113955,
Dec. 19, 1942. 137
Falling leaves; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt. © Bentley
D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113794, Dec. 16,
1942. 138
Fare ye well my bonnie lassie; song; inG. © Jack
Thompson, Merstham, Surrey, England. R 113767,
Dec, 16, 1942. 139
Fatima Brown; w Joe [i. e. Joseph] McCarthy, m
Jimmie [i. e. J. V.] Monaco. © Joseph McCarthy,
Hadley, N. Y. & James V. Monaco, Beverly Hills,
Calif. R 114008, 114010, Dec. 26, 1942.
140, 141
Faust; ballet music Charles Gounod, arr. Gustav
Hinrichs; orch. pts. 1,2. © G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. R 113842, 113843, Dec. 17, 1942.
142, 143
Festival songs, no. 9; for Easter, w & m R. M.
Neal, Edith Sanford Tillotson & others. © Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. R 113386, Nov. 25,
1942. 144
First anemone; by Rubin Goldmark; pf. © Emil
Goldmark & Cari Goldmark, New York. R 113962,
Dec. 19, 1942. 145
First year handel; 12 compositions by G. F. Handel,
selected, arr. & ed. Arthur Foote; pf. © Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. R 113372, Dec. 3, 1942.
146
Fischer’ s (Car]) loose leaf motionpicture collection;
by Lester Brockton [pseud. of M. L. Lake]; pf.
© Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R 113338, Nov.
23, 1942. 147
Fishermen from the Black Sea; by Alex Roloff; pf.
© George Thomas Clarke, Margate, England &
Jessy Amy Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England.
R 113578, Dec. 9, 1942. 148
Five modern songs; arr. Domenico Savino; orch.
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R 113834, Dec.
17, 1942. 149
Five way sketch; by Mrs. Crosby [i.e.J.G.] Adams,
op. 25; pf. © Juliette Graves Adams, Montreat,
N. C. R 113894, Dec. 17, 1942, 150
Floating down the Mississippi River on my way to
New Orleans; w Ballard Macdonald, m Albert
Von Tilzer. © Betty Chapin Macdonald, Honolulu.
R 113459, Dec. 8, 1942. 151
Flying song; from Rigoletto, by G. Verdi, arr.
Frank R. Rix; sop. & alto cho. © G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. R 113851, Dec. 17, 1942. 152
Flying the kite; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. ©
William C. Danforth, Evanston, Ill., Marion S.
Grow & Daniel B. Grow, Chicago. R_113318, Dec.
3, 1942. 153
For all eternity; w S. A. Herbert, m Angelo Mas-
cheroni. © Leonard, Gould & Bolttler, London.
R 113647, Dec. 14, 1942. 154
170
For Ireland and you; w Eric Campbell, m Andrew
Mack. © Frank Andrew Mack, Laredo, Tex. R
113349, Dec. 11, 1942. 155
For old time’s sake; song, w Bessie Buchanan. ©
W.R. Williams, Chicago. R 113455, Dec. 7, 1942.
156
For the sake of somebody; w Robert Burns, m G.
A. Grant-Schaefer; sop. or ten., alto or bar. ©
William C. Danforth, Evanston, Il., Marion S.
Grow & Daniel B. Grow, Chicago. R 113295, Dec.
3, 1942. 157
Four Irish melodies; arr. Gustave Schumann;
military band. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. R 113871, Dec. 21, 1942. 158
Four winds; song, op. 36, no. 1, w Charles Henry
Luders; womens 3-pt. cho. ©- David Stanley
Smith, Woodbridge, Conn. R 113971, Dec. 19,
1942, 159
Friend of all friends; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113810,
Dec. 16, 1942. 160
Frolic of the mermaids; waltz; pf.duet. © Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence. R 110457, July 23,
1942, 161
From an old garden; w Frank Dempster Sherman,
m G, A. Grant-Schaefer; sop. or ten., mezzo sop.
or bar. © William C. Danforth, Evanston, Ill.,
Marion S. Grow & Daniel B. Grow, Chicago. R
113296, Dec. 3, 1942. 162
From heaven I was sent to earth; English w Alice
Mattullath, m Martin Luther, ed. Ernst es
children’s 2-pt. cho. or mixed voices; pf.,
monium or organ acc. © Carl Fischer, inc. ee
York. R 114002, Dec. 4, 1942. 163
From the Caucasus; by Alex Roloff; pf. © George
Thomas Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy
Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113582,
Dec. 9, 1942. 164
From the East; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor,
selected, arr. & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas
George Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy
Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113903,
Dec. 9, 1942. 165
From the old mission; by Rubin Goldmark; pf. ©
Emil Goldmark & Carl Goldmark, New York.
R 113964, Dec. 19, 1942. 166
From Thy love as a Father; from The redemption,
by C. Gounod, arr. Frank R. Rix; women’s 2-pt.
voices. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R
113850, Dec. 17, 1942. 167
Frou-frou; trot & one step, Edward José, arr. D.
Onivas ‘[pseud. of Domenico Savino]; orch. ©
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York, R
113389, Dec. 4, 1942. 168
Garden melody; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston. R
114152, Dec. 28, 1942. 169
Garden of your heart; w Edward Teschemacher
[pseud. of Edward Lockton], m Frances Dorel,
arr.; mezzo sop. & bar; in A flat. © Boosey &
co., London. R 113629, Dec. 16, 1942. 170
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171
Get back to the Bible; song, w Lizzie DeArmond.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113820, Dec. 16, 1942. 171
Go not, happy day; song, op. 36, no. 22, w Alfred
Tennyson; women’s 3-pt cho. © David Stanley
Smith, Woodbridge, Conn. R 113972, Dec. 19,
1942. 172
God bless old England; w Arthur Wimperis & Hart-
ley Carrick, m Herman Finck. © Mabel Mary
Finck, London. R 113260, Nov. 18, 1942. 173
God hath sent his angels; Easter anthem, w Phillips
Brooks. © Elmer S. Hosmer, Pawtucket, R, I.
R 113541, Dec. 15, 1942. 174
God is our hope and strength; Biblical w, m John
E. West; sop. or ten., alto or bar. © Marion
West, London. R 113325, Dec. 3, 1942. 175
God’s message; w Herbert Buffum, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 114069, Dec. 23, 1942. 176
Golden evening; pf. © Florence Newell Barbour,
Providence. R 113301, Dec. 3, 1942. 177
Golden eyes; w L. Hope.m M. Gamble. © Laurence
Hope & Myrta Gamble, London. R 113941, Dec.
21, 1942. 178
Good-bye; song, w N. B. T. © Bentley D. Ackley,
Winona Lake, Ind. R 113782, Dec. 16, 1942.
179
Good-bye sweet day; barcarolle; pf. © Frederick
A. Schiefelbein, Millvale, Pa. R 113374, Dec. 9,
1942. 180
Goyescas; opera, Spanish w Fernando Periquet,
English w J. Weldon Johnson, m Enrique Granados.
© Mrs. J. Weldon Johnson, Great Barrington,
Mass. R 113625, Dec. 15, 1942. 181
Granada; pasodoble andaliiz, José, Lon, arr. W.
Strasser; orch. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
R 113855, Dec. 17, 1942. 182
Greatest love; Easter Cantata, w R. Bronner, m
H. W. Petrie; mixed voices & organ. © Julie C.
Petrie, Chicago. R 114057, Dec. 23, 1942.
183
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah; song, w P. Wil-
liams; mixed voices. © Edwin H. Pierce, Auburn,
New York. R 113542, Dec. 15, 1942. 184
Guide me on, River Amazon; w & m H. DeCosta,
Albert Breitenbach & Orville Howard. © Harry
DeCosta, New York. R 114071, Dec. 26, 1942.
185
Happy holiday; march, Matilee Loeb-Evans [i. e.
M. L. Preston]; pf. © Matilee Loeb Preston,
San Bernardino, Calif. R 114373, Jan. 6, 1943.
186
Harvest home; w Ada Blenkhorn, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113769, Dec. 16, 1942. 187
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Have you lost His name; song, w Lizzie DeArmond.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113821,
Dec. 16, 1942. ; 188
Have you prayed it through; song, w W. C. Poole.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R113812,
Dec. 16, 1942. ~ 189
Hawaiian steel guitar method; by William John Smith.
Rev. ed. © Barbara E. Smith, Flushing, N. Y.
R 114209, Dec. 31, 1942. 190
He came all so still; w anon.; women’s voices. ©
Arthur Shepherd, Cleveland. R 114047, Dec. 21,
1942. ; 191
He is coming again; song, w A. S. Reitz. © Arthur
W. McKee, Winona Lake, Ind. R 114339, Jan. 7,
1943. 192
He loved me So tenderly; w W. G. Loucks, m W. E.
M. Hackleman. © Pearl Hackleman, Indianapolis.
R 114083, Dec. 31, 1942. 193
He never will leave me; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113778, Dec. 16, 1942. 194
He sent me you; song, w Frederick H. Martens;
in F. © H. T. Burleigh, New York. R 113953,
Dec. 18, 1942. 195
He will abundantly pardon; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113798, Dec. 16, 1942. 196
He wouldn’t pay the doctor; song, from Some baby,
w Jeff Brenen. © Arthur Lange, Los Angeles.
R 113598, Dec. 11, 1942. 197
‘Hear O Lord; Biblical w, m Alfred Wooler; in E
flat. © William Wooler, Lillian M. Shaw & Laura
M. Stengel, Buffalo. R 113424, Dec. 8, 1942.
198
Hearken unto Me; Easter anthem, Biblical w; mixed
voices. © Charles Fonteyn Manney, New York.
R 113425, Dec. 8, 1942, 199
Heart’s desire; by Gustave Schumann, arr. Mackie-
Beyer; fullorch. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. R 113872, Dec. 21, 1942. 200
Hello, Hawaii, how are you; w Edgar Leslie & B.
Kalmar, m Jean Schwartz. © Bert Kalmar,
Hollywood, Calif. R 113622, Dec. 14, 1942.
201
—-Same. © Edgar Leslie, New York. R 113623,
Dec. 14, 1942. 202
Her rose; op. 3, no. 2, w Jennie Gallup Mottet;
high voice; in E. © Miner Walden Gallup, De-
catur, Ill. R 113557, Dec. 15, 1942. 203
Herculean march; by George D. Barnard; orch. ©
Hortensia W. Barnard, Maysville, Ky. R 113830,
Dec. 15, 1942. 204
Hiawatha’s childhood; operetta, w Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, m Bessie M. Whiteley. © C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. R 114246, Dec. 31, 1942.
205
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His grace is sufficient; w Ernest L. Thompson,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 113824, Dec. 16, 1942. 206
His love is still the same; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113784, Dec. 16, 1942. 207
Honey Town; w Victor A. Herman; mixed voices.
© Stanley F. Widener, Pomona, Calif. R 114374,
Jan. 6, 1943. 208
Hopak; by Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George
Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy Gunston,
Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113577, Dec. 9,
1942. 209
Hope; by George L. Spaulding; pf. © Shirley S.
DeVoe, New Milford, Conn. © Clifford Lee
Spaulding, New York. R 113565, Dec. 15, 1942.
210
How sweet the thought; song, w James Rowe. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113795,
Dec. 16, 1942. 211
Hungarian dance; by Fritz Kirchner, arr. W. P.
Mero [pseud. of P. W. Orem]; pf., 4 hands. ©
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia. R 113657,
Dec. 15, 1942. 212
Hunting scene; op. 112, no. 3; pf. © J. Frank
Frysinger, York, Pa. R 114375, Jan. 6, 1943.
213
Hush, hush; w Thomas Moore, m Edward Mac-
Dowell, op.52, no.1, arr. Paul Ambrose; women’s
voices. ,© Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. R
114051, Dec. 21, 1942. 214
Hush’d is my lute; song, w Gwendolen Paget. ©
Montague F. Phillips, Esher, England. R 114220,
Dec. 29, 1942. 215
I am He that liveth; Easter anthem, Biblical w;
mixed voices. © William Arms Fisher, Brook-
line, Mass. R 113422, Dec. 8, 1942. 216
I am the wind; w Zoé Akins, m E. R. Kroeger.
© Laura Clark Kroeger, Creve Coeur, Mo. R
113566, Dec. 15, 1942. 217
I can dance with everybody but my wife; song, m
J. L. Golden. © John L. Golden, New York &
Joseph Cawthorn, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 114342,
Jan. 6, 1943. 218
I can tell by the way that you dance, dear; from
Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i. e. Otto Harbach],
m Rudolf Friml. © Otto Harbach, Mamaroneck,
N. Y. R 113500, Dec. 8, 1942. 219
I don’t suppose; by H. Trotere; salon orch. © J. B.
Cramer &co., ltd., London. R 113649, Dec. 14,
1942. 220
I have lost my Eurydice; from Orpheus, by C. W.
Gluck, tr. & m arr. A.S. Garbett. © Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. R 113658, Dec. 15,
1942. 221
I heard the voice of Jesus say; w H. Bonar; high
voice; in F. © Charles Gilbert Spross, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. R 114376, Jan. 6, 1943. 222
I know that God’s will is best; w Herbert Buffum,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 114067, Dec. 23, 1942. 223
I know that Jesus understands; w Herbert Guffum,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 114063, Dec. 23, 1942. 224
I love and adore Him; w R. H. McDaniel, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 114062, Dec. 23, 1942. 225
I love Him best of all; w T. O. Chisholm, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 114064, Dec. 23, 1942. 226
I love Him, don’t you; w James Rowe, m Katherine
Howe [pseud. of B. D. Ackley] © Bentley D. Ack-
ley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113787, Dec. 16, 1942.
227
I love you, that’s one thing I know; song, m Anatol
Friedland. © L. Wolfe Gilbert, Hollywood, Calif.
R 114078, Dec. 26, 1942. 228
—w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m Anatol Friedland. ©
Edward B. Marks music corp., New York. R
114058, Dec. 23, 1942. 229
I shall see the King; song, w W. C. Poole. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113811,
Dec. 16, 1942. 230
I think you’d better hurry home; from Katinka, w
Otto Hauerbach [i. e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf
Friml. © Otto Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R
113503, Dec. 8, 1942. 231
I want all the world to know; from Katinka, w Otto
Hauerbach [i. e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml.
© Otto Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 113754,
Dec. 15, 1942. 232
I want to live and die in Dixie land; w Cecil Mack
[pseud. of R. C. McPherson], m Will Marion Cook.
© Broadway music corp., New York. R 113438,
Dec. 7, 1942. 233
I want to marry a male quartette; from Katinka, w
Otto Hauerbach [i. e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf
Friml. © Otto Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R
113753, Dec. 15, 1942. 234
I will exalt Thee; Biblical w; high voice; in B min.
© Bruno Huhn, New York. R 113421, Dec. 8, 1942.
235
Idyll; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, selected, arr.
& rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George Clarke,
Margate, England & jessy Amy Gunston, Richmond,
Surrey, England. R 113902, Dec. 9, 1942. 236
If I find the girl; from Very good Eddie, w John E.
Hazzard & Herbert Reynolds, m J. Kern. ©
Vena Rourke, New York & Jerome Kern, Beverly
Hills, Calif. R 114090, Dec. 28, 1942. 237
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If I were a flower in the garden of love; w &m
Chris Smith & Cecil Mack [pseud. of R. C. Mc-
Pherson] © R. C. McPherson, New York. R
114236, Jan. 5, 1943. 238
If I were king of Ireland; song, w Alfred Perceval
Graves; in E flat. © Fay Foster, New York. R
113139, Dec. 1, 1942. 239
If thou forget; w Ludwig Lewisohn, m Alfred Wooler;
high voice; in E min. © William Wooler, Lillian
M. Shaw & Laura M. Stengel, Buffalo. R 113423,
Dec. 8, 1942. 240
If you love Him; song, w Alfred Henry Ackley. ©
Bentley D. Akley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113817,
Dec. 16, 1942. 241
If you only had my disposition; w Charles Mc-
Carron, m Albert Von Tilzer. © Broadway
music corp., New York. R 113434, Dec. 7, 1942.
242
I’ll cling to you; w Ballard Macdonald, m Harry
Carroll, arr. Eugene Platzmann. © Betty Chapin
Macdonald, Honolulu. R 113496, Dec. 8, 1942.
243
I’ll love you as long as I live; w & m Arthur Fields,
A. Piantadosi & J. KeirnBrennan. © Al Piantadosi
Tarzana, Calif. R 114215, Dec. 29, 1942. 244
I’ll love you honey, when your money’s gone, but
Ill not be with you; w J. W. Johnson, m J. R.
Johnson. © Grace Nail Johnson & J. Rosamond
Johnson, New York. R 114294, Jan. 2, 1943,
245
——w J. Weldon Johnson, m J. Rosamond Johnson.
© Mrs. J. Weldon Johnson, Great Barrington,
Mass. R 114217, Dec. 29, 1942. 246
I’m coming back to you; song, w William Tracey.
© Nat Vincent, Los Angeles. R 114021, Dec. 24,
1942. 247
I’m cured; w Sam M. Lewis, m George W. Meyer.
© Broadway music corp., New York. R 113436,
Dec. 7, 1942. 248
I’m glad my boy grew up to be a soldier; song, w
J. E. McManus. © Al Piantadosi, Tarzana, Calif.
R 114351, Dec. 29, 1942. 249
I’m glad my wife’s in Europe; one step, two step
or trot, from Dancing around, by Archie Gottler,
arr. Calvin Grooms; orch. © Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. R 113946, Dec. 1, 1942. 250
I’m on the road to happiness; w Sidney Malcolm,
m Alfred Solman. © Curt Kremer, Seattle. R
114234, Jan. 5, 1943. 251
Impression; w F. Dana Burnet, m Marion Rogers
[i. e. M. R. Hickman]; high, in F. © Marion
Rogers Hickman, Cleveland. R 113558, Dec. 15,
1942. 252
In a cave; pf. duet. © Florence Newell Barbour,
Providence. R 110453, July 23, 1942. 253
In a hurry; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i. e.
Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto Harbach,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 113501, Dec. 8, 1942. 254
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
In a vodka shop; pf. © Arnold Bax, London. R
113585, Dec. 9, 1942. 255
In April; pf., 4 hands. © Mathilde Bilbro, Bir-
mingham, Ala. R 114377, Jan. 6, 1943. 256
In old Madrid; by H. Trotére, arr. Frank R. Rix;
3 unchanged voices. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, R 113846, Dec. 17, 1942. 257
In olden time; gavotte, w J. C. Macy, m D. Bracca,
ed. & arr. Frederic H. Ripley & H. L. Heartz;
mixed voices. © Edwin H. Morris & co.,, inc.,
New York. R 113467, Dec. 8, 1942. 258
In rank and file; coll. of marches, compiled & arr.
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Edmund Parlow]; pf.
© Arthur P, Schmidt co., Boston. R 113368, Dec.
3, 1942. 259
In the garden of chords and melodies; op. 10, nos.
1-8; pf. © Marie Seuel Holst, Madison, Wis.
R 113889, Dec. 17, 1942. 260
In the garden where our love grew; w Ballard Mac-
donald, m Roy Herbert. © Betty Chapin Mac-
donald, Honolulu. R 113457, Dec. 8, 1942. 261
In the morning; w James Rowe, m Charles H. Ga-
briel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind. R
113823, Dec. 16, 1942. 262
Inthe Sierras; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, selected,
arr. & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George
Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy Gunston,
Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113908, Dec. 9,
1942, 263
In the way with Him; song, w W.C. Poole. © Bent-
ley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113776, Dec.
16, 1942. 264
In touch; w John B. Tabb, m Frances Wyman [i. e.
F. W. Altenburg]; med. voice. © Frances Wyman
Altenburg, Elizabeth, N. J. R 113880, Dec. 21,
1942. 265
In your dear eyes; by H. Trotére; salon orch. ©
J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., London, R 113650,
Dec. 14, 1942. 266
Indeed most wondrous it must be; German w Oskar
von Redwitz, English tr. Alice Spicer, m Cornelius
Ribner; low voice. © Olive Ditson co., Phila-
delphia. R 113553, Dec. 15, 1942. 267
Indian summer; op. 42; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Harry Patterson Hopkins, Baltimore. R 114193,
Dec. 26, 1942. 268
Into my heart; song, op. 54, no. 1, w A. E. Housman.
1. High voice. - 2. Low voice. © Margaret Ruth-
ven Lang, Boston. R 113303, Dec. 3, 1942. 269
I-R-E-L-A-N-D, the land I’ll always love; song,
m Tom Mayo Geary. © William A. Downs, New
York. R 113571, Dec. 9, 1942. 270
Iridescence; by Hubbard William Harris; pf. ©
Hildur Anima Harris, Wilmette, Ill. R 114884,
Dec. 17, 1942. 271
Irish heart; w Ballard Macdonald, m Harry Carroll,
arr. Eugene Platzmann. © Betty Chapin Mac-
donald, Honolulu. R 113494, Dec. 8, 1942. 272
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Is that you O’Reilly; w & m Ballard Macdonald. ©
Betty Chapin Macdonald, Honolulu. R 113464,
Dec. 8, 1942. 273
Island spell; pf. © John Ireland, London. R
113589, Dec. 9, 1942. 274
Isn’t it great to be married; quartette, from Very
good Eddie, w Schuyler Greene, m Jerome Kern.
© Blanche Greene Kaiss, Baltimore. R 112259,
Dec. 17, 1942. 275
——Same. © Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 113336, Dec. 7, 1942. 276
I’ve got to dance; from Very good Eddie, w Schuyler
Greene, m Jerome Kern. © Blanche Greene
Kaiss, Baltimore. R 113672, Dec. 17, 1942.
277
——Same. © Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 113417, Dec. 7, 1942. 278
I’ve only one idea about the girls; fox-trot, Al
Piantadosi, arr. Calvin Grooms; band. © Leo
Feist, inc., New York. R 113947, Dec. 1, 1942.
279
Jesus is coming again; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113779, Dec. 16, 1942. 280
Jesus is waiting now; song, w John R. Clements. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113802,
Dec. 16, 1942. 281
Jesus knows; song, w George Tillman Snead. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113793,
Dec. 16, 1942. 282
Jesus lives; Easter anthem, w C. F. Gellert, tr.
F. E. Cox; mixed voices. © William Berwald,
Syracuse. R 113521, Dec. 15, 1942. 283
Jock o dreams; w Frederick Martens; high voice.
© Franklin Riker, Statesville, N. C. R 113837,
Dec. 26, 1942. 284
Joe Turner blues; song. © William C. Handy, New
York. R 114033, Dec. 24, 1942. 235
Judy McCann; w James Clarence Harvey, m Andrew
Mack. © Frank Andrew Mack, Laredo, Tex. R
113350, Dec. 11, 1942. 286
June time; song, w anon. © Oley Speaks, New York.
R 113959, Dec. 19, 1942. 287
Just for me; song, w Clifford Grey; inF. © Jack
Thompson, Merstham, Surrey, England. R 113763,
Dec. 16, 1942. 288
Just hold on to Jesus; song, w James Rowe. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113808,
Dec. 16, 1942. 289
Just like a mother; w J. Will Callahan, m Henry W.
Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie, Chicago. R 113346,
Dec. 4, 1942. . 290
Just you; song, w Madge Marie Miller; in F. ©
H. T. Burleigh, New York. R 113954, Dec. 18,
1942. 291
Kaahumanu; w & m Helen Desha Beamer, arr. ©
Charles E. King, Honolulu. R 113750, Dec. 12,
1942. 292
Katinka; from the production, w Otto Hauerbach
[i. e. O. A. Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto
A. Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 114076, Dec.
29, 1942, 293
Keep the light burning; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113822,
Dec. 16, 1942. 294
Keeping step; by Theodora Dutton; pi. © Helen
Alden Shipman, Manhasset, L.I., N. Y. R 114378,
Jan. 6, 1943. 295
King Witlaf’s drinking horn; w Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, m Reginald DeKoven, op. 374; men’s
cho. © Anna DeKoven, New York. R 113426,
Dec. 8, 1942. 296
Labor day; by George L. Spaulding; pf. © Shirley
S. DeVoe, New Milford, Conn. & Clifford Lee
Spaulding, New York. R 113603, Dec. 15, 1942.
297
Lassie I love best; song, w Robert Burns; high, in
F. © Oley Speaks, New York. R 113976, Dec. 19,
1942. 298
Lead Thou me on; song, w Cardinal Newman; in D.
© Frederick Royle, Whitefield, Manchester,
England. R 113764, Dec. 16, 1942. 299
Legende; by H. Wieniawski, op. 17, with analytical
lesson, Maud Powell; violin & pf. © Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. R 113669, Dec. 15,
1942. 300
——op. 20, no. 2; violin & pf. © Karl Rissland,
Boston. R 113392, Dec. 8, 1942. 301
Let this be your mother’s day; w Ed Morton &
James S. Donahue, m Newton B. Heims. © Mary
Morton, Wildwood, N. J. R 112256, Oct. 21, 1942.
302
Let’s go; fox trot, Charley Straight; pf. © Clara
Kennedy Straight, Chicago. R 114232, Dec. 30,
1942. rR 303
Light eternal; Christmas cantata, w Rene Bronner,
m Henry W. Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie, Chicago.
R 113654, Dec. 18, 1942. 304
Lightly tripping; mazurka; pf. © Frederick A.
Schiefelbein, Millvale, Pa. R 113373, Dec. 9,
1942. 305
Lights of home; song, op. 10, no. 2, w Alfred Noyes;
in A flat. © C. Linn Seiler, Philadelphia. R
113140, Dec. 1, 1942. 306
Like a breath from the hills; song, w John R. Cle-
ments. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113796, Dec. 16, 1942. 307
Little blue ribbons; w Austin Dobson, m Floy
Little Bartlett, arr. Paul Ambrose; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
R 113367, Dec. 3, 1942. 308
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Little major; march, Matilee Loeb-Evans [i. e.
M. L. Preston]; pf. © Matilee Loeb Preston,
San Bernardino, Calif. R 114379, Jan. 6, 1943.
309
Little mimic; by Daniel Rowe [pseud. of George
L. Spaulding]; pf. © Shirley S. DeVoe, New
Milford, Conn. & Clifford Lee Spaulding, New
York. R 114380, Jan. 6, 1943. 310
Little ships at sea; barcarolle; pf. duet. © Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence. R 110455, July 23,
1942. 311
Loading up the Mandy Lee; w Stanley Murphy, m
H. I. Marshall. © Elizabeth Murphy, Beechhurst,
L. I., N. Y. & Henry I. Marshall, Riveredge, ee z
R 114227, Dec. 30, 1942.
Lockinvar’s ride; w Walter Scott; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New York. R
~ 113975, Dec. 19, 1942. 313
Lord is my shepherd; Biblical w, set tom, ©
Francis Hartley, Chicago. R 114036, Dec. 28,
1942. 314
Lord reigneth; anthem, m T. D. Williams; mixed
voices. © Arthur George Williams, Juniata, Pa.
& Thomas D. Williams, Pittsburgh. R 114544,
Dec. 15, 1942, 315
Lord, who art merciful; song, w Southey. © Henry
I. Myers, Hollywood, Calif. R 114315, Dec. 29,
1942. 316
Love, awake; song, op. 10, no. 1, w Alfred Noyes;
in E flat. © C. Linn Seiler, Philadelphia. R
113141, Dec. 1, 1942. 317
Love divine! All love excelling; anthem, w Charles
Wesley, m John A, West, arr. Paul Ambrose;
mixed voices. © Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
R 113369, Dec. 3, 1942. 318
Love in May; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston. R
114157, Dec. 28, 1942. 319
Love is like a firefly; from The firefly, by Rudolf
Friml, arr. Homer N. Bartlett; mixed cho. ©
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R 114016, Dec. 19,
1942. 320
Love is the golden crown; by Claude Arundale;
salon orch. © J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., London,
R 113651, Dec. 14, 1942. 321
Love laugh’d as he ran away; song, w Julian Gade.
© Montague F. Phillips, Esher, England. R
114262, Jan. 1, 1943. 322
Love of my life good-bye; by Anton Heindl, arr.S
Deshon; orch. © Chappell & co., Itd., London.
R 114263, Jan. 1, 1943. 323
Loved ones; waltz, E. Waldteufel, arr. M. L. Lake;
full orch. © Carl Fischer, inc., New York. R
113382, Dec. 9, 1942. 324
Lovely appear; by C. Counod, arr. Frank R. Rix;
sop. & alto cho. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
R 113847, Dec. 17, 1942. 325
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Love’s greeting; w Grace Wright, m Gerald Gray-
ling [pseud. of S. Liddle] © Samuel Liddle,
London. R 113922, Dec. 16, 1942. 326
Love’s old sweet song; w G. Clifton Bingham, m
J. L. Molloy, arr.; mixed voices, unacc. ©
Clarenee Lucas, London. R 113465, Dec. 14, 1942,
327
Love’s sympathy; German w Emil Robert, English
w Francis Rogers; sop. or ten., mezzo sop. or
bar. © Frank LaForge, New York. R 110440,
July 23, 1942. 328
Love’s valley; w Edward Lockton, m Dorothy
Forster [i. e. D. F. Cary] © Dorothy Forster
Cary, London & Emma Clara Lockton, Hendon,
England. R 114222, Dec. 29, 1942. 329
Low-breathing winds; by S. Coleridge-Taylor, arr.
Paul Ambrose; women’s voices. © Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. R 113370, Dec. 3, 1942.
330
Lullaby; from Erminie, by Edward Jakobowski, arr.
Frank R. Rix; sop. & alto cho. © G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. R 113848, Dec. 17, 1942, 331
Lullaby of an infant chief; w Walter Scott, mG. A.
Grant-Schaefer; sop. or ten., alto or bar. ©
William C. Danforth, Evanston, Ill., Marion S.
Grow & Daniel B. Grow, Chicago. R 113293, Dec.
3, 1942. 332
Lumperl; operette, w Victor Leon, m Robert Stolz;
klavier-auszug, mit text. © Josef Weinberger, Id,
London. R 113756, Dec. 17, 1942. 333
Madrigale; op. 20, no. 1; violin & pf. © Karl Riss-
land, Boston. R 113391, Dec. 8, 1942. 334
Magic. melody; from Nobody home, w Schuyler
Greene, m Jerome Kern. © Blanche Greene
Kaiss, Baltimore. R 114095, Dec. 24, 1942.
335
Magnify Jehovah’s name; sacred song, op. 14. ©
Walter Rolfe, Boston. R 114156, Dec. 28, 1942.
336
Maid of the mist; w Colgate Baker, m , Margaret
Hoberg [i. e. M. H. Turrell]; women’s: voices,
© Margaret Hoberg Turrell, West Orange, N. J
R 113555, Dec. 15, 1942. 337
March by Zamecnik; orch. © John S. Zamecnik,
Los Angeles. R 114201, Dec. 24, 1942. 338
March heroiyue; by Albert Herbert Brewer; organ.
© Ethel Mary Brewer, Ewell, Surrey, England.
R 113920, Dec. 16, 1942. 339
MarkStern duplex mandolin and piano folio, no. 12;
arr. Luigi Tozetti. © Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. R 113388, Dec. 4, 1942. 340
Maying with you; song, w Elizabeth Gordon. ©
Dollie Spooner, Indianapolis. R 114381, Jan. 6,
1943. 341
Meadow lark; by Rubin Goldmark; pf. © Emil
Goldmark & Carl Goldmark, New York. R 113963,
Dec. 19, 1942. 342
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Meditation; by Frank Bridge; violoncello & pf. ©
Ethel E. Bridge, London. R 113586, Dec. 9, 1942.
343
Meet me when I come back home; w & m Clara H.
Rees & Richard A. Whiting. © Eleanor Whiting,
Los Angeles. R 113347, Dec. 2, 1942. 344
Melody in A; by Henry Parker; violin & pf. ©
Harold Ernest Raynes, London. R 113517, Dec.
15, 1942. 345
Melody in a folk song style; organ. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, Tujunga, Calif. R 113418,
Dec. 8, 1942. 346
Melody of home; w Fred G. Bowles, m Thomas
Wilkinson Stephenson; in D flat. © Noel Fowler
Stephenson, Hugh Percival Stephenson, Lucy
Clare E. Wigram & Nora Sutherland, London. R
113765, Dec. 16, 1942. 347
Memories of springtime; w & m Emma Beatrice
Schirrey [i. e. E. B. S. Ermey] © E. B. S.
Ermey, Joliet, Il. R 114022, Dec. 24, 1942.
348
Merry hunting party; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston.
R 114160, Dec. 28, 1942. 349
Mighty lak’ a rose; hesitation waltz, Ethelbert
Nevin, arr.; orch. © Frank W. McKee, Los
Angeles. R 113479, Dec. 8, 1942. 350
Minguillo; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, selected,
arr. & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George
Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy Gunston,
Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113906, Dec. 9,
1942. 351
Mirage; by Victor Herbert; violin & pf. © Clifford
Victor Herbert,. Cedar Grove, La. & Ella Her-
bert Bartlett, New York. R 113974, Dec. 19, 1942.
352
Mocking bird waltz; by Septimus Winner, arr. E.
Mack; pf. © Charlotte M. Sample, Margate, N.
J. R 113472, Dec. 8, 1942. 353
Moonglade; pf. © John Ireland, London. R 113590,
Dec. 9, 1942. 354
More land ahead; w Herbert Buffum, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake, Ind.
R 114066, Dec. 3, 1942. 355
More love to Thee, O Christ; hymn-anthem, wMrs.
E. P. Prentiss, m Eduardo Marzo; mixed voices.
© Clara Philbin Marzo, East Orange, N. J. R
113287, Dec. 4, 1942. 356
Morning; w anon., m G. Waring Stebbins; high
voice. 1.InG. - 2.InF. © Caroline W. Stebbins,
Garden City, L. I., N. Y. R 113419, Dec. 8, 1942.
357
Morning’s glad awakening; pf. © Florence Newell
Barbour, Providence. R 113299, Dec. 3, 1942.
358
Mother may I go in to swim; w Baliard Macdonald,
m Harry Carroll. © Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Honolulu. R 113460, Dec. 8, 1942. 359
Mother mine; song, m Tom Mayo Geary. © Wil-
liam A. Downs, New York. R 113574, Dec. 12,
1942. 360
Music, when soft voices die; w Percy Bysshe
Shelley, m T. Keighley; women’s 3-pt. voices. ©
Thomas Keighley, Manchester, England. R 114038,
Dec. 21, 1942. 361
Musical notebook; pf. © Wilson*Manhire, Bugle,
Cornwall, England. R 113290, Dec. 3, 1942. 362
My caballero; w Louis Weslyn, m Philip Parenteau.
© Edward E. Jones, Beverly Hills, Calif. R
113351, Dec. 7, 1942. 363
My creed; song, w Anna Bird Stewart. © Harold
Vincent Milligan, New York. R 113315, Dec. 3,
1942. 364
My dear Hawaii; song. © Charles E. King, Hono-
lulu. R 113751, Dec. 12, 1942. 365
My lady of the lake; w Ballard Macdonald, m Harry
Carroll, arr. Eugene Platzmann. © Betty Chapin
Macdonald, Honolulu. R 113493, Dec. 8, 1942.
366
My little baby mine; from Royal Lilliputian review,
w Arthur Fields, m Theodore Morse. © Theodora
Morse, New York. R 113951, Dec. 26, 1942.
367
My Lord abides; song, w Ina Duley Ogdon. © Bent-
ley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113797, Dec.
16, 1942. 368
My Lord and I; w Mrs. L. Shorey, m W. E. M.
Hackleman. © Pearl, Hackleman, Indianapolis.
R 114081, Dec. 31, 1942. 369
My love is like a red, red rose; song, w Robert
Burns. © James R. Gillette, Lake Forest, Il.
R 113545, Dec. 15, 1942. 370
My mother’s rosary; song, m George W. Meyer. ©
Sam E. Lewis, New York. R 113624, Dec. 16, 1942.
i 371
My old Kentucky home; by Stephen Foster, arr.
Ludwig Renk [pseud. of C. W. Kern], op. 1, no. 7;
pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis. R 113660,
Dec. 15, 1942. 372
My paradise; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach
[i. e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto
Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 113690, Dec. 9,
1942, 373
My queen in the kingdom of love; song, m Tom
Mayo Geary. © William A. Downs, New York.
R 113573, Dec. 12, 1942. 374
My Rose of Tipperary; song, m Tom Mayo Geary.
© William A. Downs, New York. R 113575, Dec.
12, 1942. 375
My soul at thy dear voice; from Samson and De-
lilah, by Camille Saint-Saéns, ed. & arr. Frederic
H. Ripley & H. L. Heartz; mixed voices. ©
Edwin H. Morris & co.,inc., New York. R 113468,
Dec. 8, 1942. 376
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My sun (O sole mio); Neapolitan song, m Eduardo
di Capua, arr.; womens cho. © W. Franke
Harling, Hermosa Beach, Calif. R 114238, Dec.
31, 1942. 377
Narinska; dance caprice; pf. © Frederic Emerson
Farrar, Bradford, Mass. R 113604, Dec. 15,
1942. 378
Natural science; song, w Anna Bird Stewart. ©
Harold Vincent Milligan, New York. R 113313,
Dec. 3, 1942. 379
Nature’s whisper; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston.
R 114153, Dec. 28, 1942. 380
Nene hanu aala; song of Hawaii, w Mary J. Montano.
© Charles E. King, Honolulu. R 113752, Dec. 12,
1942. 381
Never alone; w A. M. Starkweather, m James M.
Black. © Lucy Black, Williamsport, Pa. R
114032, Dec. 21, 1942. 382
Never let the same bee sting you twice; w & m
Chris Smith & Cecil Mack [pseud. of R. C. Mc-
Pherson] © R. C. McPherson, New York. R
113507, Dec. 9, 1942. 383
Ninety and nine; w Elizabeth C. Clephane, m W. E.
M. Hackleman. © Pearl Hackleman, Indianapolis.
R 114079, Dec. 31, 1942. 384
No fair falling in love; song. © Harold Weeks,
Seattle. R 113678, Dec. 16, 1942. 385
No friend like Jesus; w George Tillman Snead,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 113770, Dec. 16, 1942. 386
Nobody cares; song, w Sherrard Beatty. © Bentley
D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113788, Dec. 16,
1942. 387
Now the day is over; by Oley Speaks, arr. Gustave
J. S. White; mixed cho. © G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. R 114017, Dec. 19, 1942. 388
Nymph and swain; mixed voices. © Addison F.
Andrews, New York. R 113546, Dec. 15, 1942.
389
Nymphs and shepherds; w Thomas Shadwell, m
Henry Purcell, arr. Ernest Newton; sop. &contral-
to. © Dorothy Cornelius, Bromley, Kent, England.
R 113914, Dec. 16, 1942. 390
O come let us sing; by J. Lamont Galbraith; mixed
voices. © Annie Lamont Galbraith, Glasgow. R
113326, Dec. 3, 1942. 391
O God, protect with Thy strong hand our native
land; anthem, w I. Hearne & Lady Macfarren, m
Edvard Grieg, arr. A. Eaglefield Hull; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Bertha Constance Hull,
Huddersfield, England. R 113900, Dec. 9, 1942.
392
O hush thee my babie; w Walter Scott, m George
Henschel, arr.; women’s voices. © Adam von
Ahn Carse, Great Missenden, Bucks, England. R
113901, Dec. 9, 1942. 393
O June you bring me roses; by Pedro de Zulueta;
salon orch. © J. B. Cramer &co., ltd., London.
R 113652, Dec. 14, 1942. 394
O sing unto the Lord; Biblical w; mixed voices. ©
Charles Gilbert Spross, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. R
113551, Dec. 15, 1942. 395
Oh to be in England [and] The year’s at the spring;
w Robert Browning, m May H. Brahe [pseud. of
M. H. Morgan]; high voice. © May Hanna Morgan,
Wembley Park, Middlesex, England. R 113926,
Dec. 16, 1942. 396
Old man in atree; w Edward Lear; women’s voices.
© Margaret Ruthven Lang, Boston. R 113359,
Dec. 3, 1942. 397
Old water wheel; pf. © E. Markham Lee, West-
ward Ho, Devon, England. R 113291, Dec. 3, 1942.
398
Old world measures; suite; pf. © Adam von Ahn
Carse, Great Missenden, Bucks, England. R
113583, Dec. 9, 1942. 399
On moonlit waters; gondoliera, Leo Oehmler, op.
207; pf. © Lillian Katherine Oehmler, Pasadena.
R 113430, Dec. 8, 1942. 400
On the coral sands; pf. duet. © Florence Newell
Barbour, Providence. R 110452, July 23, 1942.
401
On the road to happiness; song. © Harry Tobias,
Hollywood, Calif. R 114316, Jan. 2, 1943. 402
On to triumph; pf. © Dollie Spooner, Indianapolis.
R 113605, Dec. 15, 1942. 403
Once upon a time; song cycle, w Alice W. Linford,
m Thomas J. Hewitt. © Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. R 113341, Dec. 4, 1942. 404
One hundred favorite hymns; arr.; male voices. ©
J. A. Parks, York, Neb. R 114251, Jan. 5, 1943.
405
Only a year ago; song, w Fred G. Bowles; with
violin & cello obbl. © Fred G. Albers, Inglewood,
Calif. R 113358, Dec. 2, 1942. 406
Orange blossoms; song, w Louis Weslyn. © Muriel
Pollock, New York. R 113509, Dec. 10, 1942.
407
- Others; w Charles D. Meigs, m W. E. M. Hackle-
man; mixed voices. © Pearl Hackleman, Indiana-
polis. R 114080, Dec. 31, 1942. 408
Our Canada; w L. W. McMurtry, m J. Brazil. ©
Jules Brazil & Lillian Waters McMurtry, West
Toronto, Canada. R 113327, Dec. 7, 1942. 409
Our evening prayer; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113780,
Dec. 16, 1942. 410
Out of the silence; by Katie Moss; salon orch. ©
J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., London. R 113653, Dec.
14, 1942. 411
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no. 12, 1942
Overland; by Nick Brown, arr. Mackie-Beyer. 1.
Two step; full orch. - 2. March; military band.
© J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Philadelphia. R
112967, 112973, Nov. 27, 1942. 412, 413
Pagoda of flowers; Burmese suite, by Amy Wood-
forde-Finden, arr. Percy Eastman Fletcher; orch.
© Hilda Martin, Paignton, Devon, England. R
113628, Dec. 16, 1942. 414
Panama hymn; w Wendell Phillips Stafford, m Mrs.
H. H. A, [i. e. A. M. C.] Beach; mixed voices.
© Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, Hillsboro, N. H.
R 113956, Dec. 19, 1942. 415
Parks’ high school songs; male voices.
Parks, York, Neb. R 114250, Jan. 5, 1942.
© J. A.
416
Parks’ program quartets no. 2; male voices. ©
J. A. Parks, York, Neb. R 114249, Jan. 5, 1943.
417
Patient lover; w John Kendrick Bangs; low voice.
© Alexander Russell, New York. R 113397, Dec.
8, 1942. 418
Peace pipe; cantata, w from Longfellow’s Hiawatha,
m Frederick S. Converse; mixed voices. © Emma
Tudor Converse, Hancock, N. H. R 114258, Jan.
6, 1943. 419
Pearl from the ocean of love; song, w Ina Duley
Ogdon. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113791, Dec. 16, 1942. 420
Peggy; w Thomas H. Ince, m Victor L. Schertzinger.
© Julia Schertzinger, Hollywood, Calif. R 113471,
Dec. 10, 1942. ne 421
Perfect peace and rest; hymn anthem, w Frances
R. Havergal; mixed voices. © George S. Schuler,
Chicago. R 113530, Dec. 15, 1942. 422
Petite bijouterie; valse, C. Bohm, arr. Otto Langey;
orch. © G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R 113836,
Dec. 17, 1942. 423
Philomel, thy magic singing; canzonetta, m Ales-
sandro Scarlatti, arr. Alfred Moffat; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
R 114050, Dec. 21, 1942, 424
Piano album; by Anton DvoFak, compiled, ed. &
fingered Clarence Adler. © G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. R 114190, Dec. 31, 1942. 425
Piney ridge; w Ballard Macdonald, m Halsey K.
Mohr. © Betty Chapin Macdonald, Honolulu. R
113463, Dec. 8, 1942. 426
Play to me; from Tina, w Paul A. Rubens & P.
Greenbank, m P. A. Rubens. © Herbert Rubens,
London & Percy Greenbank, Rickmansworth
England. R 113144, Nov. 30, 1942.
Played by a military band; w Ballard Macdonald,
m Halsey K. Mohr. © Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Honolulu. R 113462, Dec. 8, 1942.
Player queen; song, w William Butler Yeats. ©
John Alden Carpenter, Chicago. R 113969, Dec.
19, 1942. 429
514570 O- 43-7
,
427
428
1959
. Mass. R 113973, Dec. 19, 1942.
446
Polonia; symphonic prelude, Edward Elgar, op. 76;
orch. Full sc. © Carice Elgar Blake, Broad-
heath, Worcester, England. R 113934, Dec. 21,
1942, 430
Ponder my words; op. 6, no. 1, Biblical w; mixed
cho. © Frank C. Butcher, West Stockbridge,
431
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem; anthem, m Mrs.
Crosby [i. e. J. G.] Adams. © Juliette Graves
Adams, Montreat, N. C. R 113895, Dec. 17, 1942.
; 432
Pray for the lights to go out; w Gene Cobb, m O. F.
Tiffany. © Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. R 114056, Dec. 23, 1942. 433
Pride of America; hesitation waltz, R. S. Morrison
[pseud. of R. M. Stults]; pf. © Julie Van der Veer
Stults, Philadelphia, R 113531, Dec. 15, 1942,
434
Prince Hal; overture, op. 31; orch. sc. © David
Stanley Smith, Woodbridge, Conn. R 114245,
Dec. 26, 1942. 435
Prince Igor; ballet, from the opera, by A. Borodin,
arr. Dan Godfrey; military band. © Chappell &
co., ltd., London. R 113331, Dec. 9, 1942. 436
Princess’s rose garden; nocturne; pf. © Arnold
Bax, London. R 113588, Dec. 9, 1942. 437
Progressive music series; by Horatio Parker, O.
McConathy, E. B. Birge & W. Otto Miessner. bk.
3. © Osbourne McConathy, Glen Ridge, N. J.,
Edward Bailey Birge, Bloomington, Ind., W. Otto
Miessner, Lawrence, Kan. & Anna Parker, New
York. R 114147, Jan. 2, 1943. 438
Puppet dance; pf. © E. Markham Lee, Westward
Ho, Devon, England. R 113292, Dec. 3, 1942.
439
Quietude; song, m Otto Von Rimanoczy. © Clara
Doty Rimanoczy, Cincinnati. R 113518, Dec. 15,
1942, 440
Rackety coo; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i. e.
O. A. Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto A. Har-
bach, Mamaroneck, N.Y. R 114077, Dec. 26, 1942,
441
Rain of blossoms; op. 127, no. 8; violin & pf. ©
Franz Drdla, Vienna. R 110460, July 23, 1942.
442
Rain on the down; song,w Arthur Symons. © Nich-
olas Douty, Elkins Park, Pa. R 113400, Dec. 8,
1942, 443
Rarest dreams; w Levi P. Smith; high voice. ©
Franklin Riker, Statesville, N. C. R 114197, Dec.
26, 1942. 444
Realization; song, w Marie Beatrice Gannon. ©
Oley Speaks, New York. R 113957, Dec. 19, 1942.
445
Red apples; song, w Anna Bird Stewart. © Harold
Vincent Milligan, New York. R 113311, Dec. 3,
1942, 446
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
447 pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Red letter days; w Helen Taylor, m Easthope
Martin; high voice. © Violet Louise Sherman,
London. R 113761, Dec. 16, 1942. 447
Red raven rag; by Charley Straight; pf. © Clara
Kennedy Straight, Chicago. R 114228, Dec. 30,
1942. 448
Red rooster tread; song, w J. Mortimer Lewis. ©
Arthur Lange, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 113627,
Dec. 15, 1942. 449
Reflection; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, selected,
arr. & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George
Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy Gunston,
Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113909, Dec. 9,
1942. 450
Rendezvous of the roses; pf. © Walter Rolfe,
Boston. R 113403, Dec. 8, 1942. 451
Requiem of the sea; song, w Albert Lee; in B flat.
© Elmer Andrew Steffen, Indianapolis. R 113142,
Dec. 1, 1942. 452
Rest; w Hiram Ozias Wiley, m Arthur Foote; sop.
or ten., alto or bar. © Kate Foote, Newton Center,
Mass. R 11302, Dec. 3, 1942. 453
Richman, poorman, beggarman, thief; w & m
Arthur A, Penn; men’s voices. © Eleanor Penn,
New London, Conn. R 113470, Dec. 10, 1942,
454
Rigoletto; quartet, G. Verdi, arr. James H. Rogers;
pf., 4 hands. © Alice H. Rogers, New York.
R 113476, Dec. 8, 1942. 455
Rise, for the day is passing; song, w Adelaide
Anne Proctor. © Arthur Baynon, Caterham,
Surrey, England. R 114223, Dec. 29, 1942. 456
Road that leads to home; w P. J. O'Reilly, mF. S.
Breville-Smith. © Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. R 113342, Dec. 4, 1942. 457
Rocked in the cradle of the deep; arr. J. P. Knight;
full orch. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc., Phila-
delphia. R 113874, Dec. 21, 1942. 458
Romance; op. 88; pf. © Frederick A. Williams,
Cleveland Heights, O. R 114189, Dec. 26, 1942.
459
Romance sans paroles; by C. Davidoff, op. 23, arr.
Gottfried H. Federlein; organ. © Oliver Ditson
co., Philadelphia. R 113664, Dec. 15, 1942.
Rose dreams; w Fred E. Weatherly, m Alfred Her-
bert Brewer. © Ethel Mary Brewer, Ewell,
Surrey, England. R 113595, Dec. 16, 1942. 461
Rose of the morning; w Edward Lockton, m H. Wood.
© Haydn Wood, Northampton, North Devon, Eng-
land & Emma Clara Lockton, Hendon, England.
R 114224, Dec. 29, 1942. 462
Roses in Madrid; w Isabella Valency Crawford, m
Gena Branscombe [i. e. G. B. Tenney]; women’s
voices. © Gena Branscombe Tenney, New York.
R 114048, Dec. 21, 1942. 463
Rustic lilt; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston, R 114158,
Dec. 28, 1942. 464
460 ‘
Sailing; violin & pf. © Wilson Manhire, Bugle,
Cornwall, England. R 113324, Dec. 3, 1942. 465
Sans souci; pf. © Henry Holden Huss, New York.
R 113966, Dec. 19, 1942. 466
Santa Rosa Rose; from Newlyweds and their baby,
w J. W. Bratton, m J. L. McManus. © John L.
McManus, New York & John W. Bratton, Brook-
lyn. R 113952, Dec. 19, 1942. 467
Save me O God; anthem, Biblical w adapted E. B.
Melville, m F. de la Tombelle, arr.; women’s
2-pt. cho. © Carl Engel, New York. R 114237,
Dec. 31, 1942. 468
Score of operatic melodies; arr. T. H. Rollinson;
B flat clarinet, with pf. acc. © Oliver Ditson
co., Philadelphia. R 113663, Dec. 15, 1942. 469
Sea fever; w John Masefield; low voice; in E min.
© John Ireland, London. R 113584, Dec. 9, 1942.
470
Serenade; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, selected,
arr, & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas George
Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy Gunston,
Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113904, Dec. 9,
1942. 471
Seven last words of Christ; cantata, English w
adapted C. F. Manney, m Alex Monestel; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Charles Fonteyn Manney,
New York. R 113601, Dec. 8, 1942. 472
She chose the primrose path; song, m Jack Denny.
© William A. Downs, New York. R 113576, Dec.
12, 1942. 473
She’s from the land of fairies; song, m C. M.
Arthur. © John Kelly, Albany. R 113449, Dec.
10, 1942. “44
Siberian wedding feast; by Alex Roloff; pf. ©
George Thomas Clarke, Margate, England &
Jessy Amy Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England.
R 113581, Dec. 9, 1942, 475
Silver lining; song, w Eliza E. Hewitt. © Bentley
D. Hewitt, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113773, Dec. 16,
1942, 476
Sing the Saviour’s praise; w R. H. McDaniel, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona
Lake, Ind. R 114061, Dec. 23, 1942. 477
Sixty folksongs of France; arr. & ed. Julien Tiersot;
med. voice. © Oliver Ditson co., Philadelphia.
R 113670, Dec. 15, 1942. 478
Skidikiscatch; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i.
e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto Har-
bach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 113755, Dec. 15,
1942. 479
Slidus trombonus; trombone comedy; full orch. ©
M. L. Lake, Palisades, N. J. R 113339, Dec. 4,
1942, 480
Smile and sing; song, w James Rowe.
D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113819, Dec. 16,
1942. 481
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no. 12, 1942
So long ago; w Thomas S. Jones, jr., med. voice;
in E. © Miner Walden Gallup, Decatur, Ml. R
113561, Dec. 15, 1942. 482
Society; from Cousin Lucy, w Schuyler Greene, m
Jerome Kern. © Blanche Greene Kaiss, Balti-
more. R 114096, Dec. 24, 1942. 483
Some blessed day; song, w Edna Jacques. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113818,
Dec. 16, 1942. 484
Somebody cares for you; song, w Lizzie DeArmond,
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113777, Dec. 16, 1942. 485
Somebody here needs Jesus; song, w Eliza E. He-
witt. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113804, Dec. 16, 1942. 486
Somebody told me of Jesus; song, w Lizzie De-
Armond. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake,
Ind. R 113786, Dec. 16, 1942. 487
Somewhere in France; w & m Rubey Cowan &E.
Carroll. © Earl Carroll, Beverly Hills, Calif.
R 113505, Dec. 9, 1942. 488
Song of spring; w Richard Le Gallienne, m Frances
Wyman [i. e. F. W. Altenburg] © Frances Wyman
Altenburg, Elizabeth, N. J. R 113882, Dec. 21,
1942. 489
Song of the Persian captive; op. 24, no. 2, w anon.
1. Sop. or ten., mezzo sop. or bar. - 2. Women’s
3-pt. voices. f.) Mabel W. Daniels, Boston. R
113363, 113364, Dec. 3, 1942. 490, 491
Song of the sea wind; w William Sharp; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Arthur Shepherd, Cleveland. R
114046, Dec. 21, 1942. 492
Song of the south wind; pf. duet. © Florence Ne-
well Barbour, Providence. R 110454, July 23,
1942. 493
Song of the winds; by Hubbard William Harris; pf.
© Hildur Anima Harris, Wilmette, Il. R 113885,
Dec. 17, 1942. 494
Song without words; by Tschaikowsky, op. 21, no.3,
arr. Hans Harthan; pf. © Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. R 113656, Dec. 15, 1942. 495
Soon forgetting; song, w Walter F. Dean. © Walter
Wallace Smith, Johnstown, N. Y. R 113548, Dec.
15, 1942. 496
Spring song; by Frank Bridge; violoncello & pf.
© Ethel E. Bridge, London. R 113587, Dec. 9,
49
1942.
——~violin & pf. © Wilson Manhire, Bugle, Corn-
wall, England. R 113321, Dec. 3, 1942. 498
Steluta; Roumanian national air, D. G. Florescu,
transcribed Valentina Crespi; pf. & violin. ©
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. R 114015, Dec. 19,
1942. 499
Stolen melody; from Maid in America, w Harold
Atteridge, m P. Schwartz & Nora Bayes. © Phil
Schwartz, Chicago & Benjamin L. Friedland,
Lynbrook, Mass. R 113404, Dec. 3, 1942. 500
517
Such is life; rag fox trot; pf. © Charles L. Cooke,
New York. R 114231, Dec. 30, 1942. 501
Summer day sonatina; op. 9; pf. © Alec Rowley,
Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. R 113927, Dec.
16, 1942. 502
Sunshine for shadow; w Fred G. Bowles, m Thomas
Wilkinson Stephenson; in C. © Noel Fowler
Stephenson, Hugh Percival Stephenson, Lucy
Clare E. Wigram & Nora Sutherland, London. R
113917, Dec. 16, 1942. 503
Sunshine Land; song, w W. C. Poole. © Bentley
D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113816, Dec. 16,
1942, 504
Sunshine song; song, w Lida Shivers Leech. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113806,
Dec. 16, 1942. 505
Susie Ann; from Maid in America, w & m Tom
Mellor & Harry Gifford, American version Nora
Bayes. © Benjamin L. Friedland, Lynbrook,
N. Y. R 112257, Dec. 3, 1942. 506
Sweet spirit hear my prayer [and] All hail the
power of Jesus’ name; arr. William Vincent
Wallace; full orch. © I W. Pepper & son, inc.,
Philadelphia. R 113877, Dec. 21, 1942. 507
Sweetest love of all; w D. R. Van Sickle, m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Rodeheaver co., Winona Lake,
Ind. R 113771, Dec. 16, 1942. 508
Sweetest song; w & m William E. Haesche. © Nora
R. Haesche, New Haven. R 114150, Dec. 28, 1942.
509
Swing song; w Robert Louis Stevenson, m Floy
Little Bartlett, arr. Paul Ambrose; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
R 113365, Dec. 3, 1942. 510
Sybil waltz; by Victor Jacobi, arr. S. Deshon; orch.
© Chappell & co., ttd., London. R 114053, Dec.
24, 1942. 511
Tango queen; march, two step, Harry J. Lincoln;
pf. © Lottie M. Lincoln, Philadelphia. R 114037,
Dec. 1, 1942. 512
Tell me; w &m H. W. Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie,
Chicago. R 113343, Dec. 4, 1942. 513
Tell, O tell me; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, arn,
Paul Ambrose; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. R 113371, Dec. 3, 1942.
514
Tell somebody; song, w Lizzie DeArmond. ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. es 113815,
Dec. 16, 1942. 515
That Charlie Chaplin walk; song, m Roy Barton.
© William A. Downs, New York. R 113572, Dec.
9, 1942. 516
There’s a girl down South in Dixieland; song, w J.
Brandon Walsh. © Abe Oilman, New York. R
114311, Jan. 2, 1943. 517
1961
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
518
There’s a little spark of love still burning; one
step, two step or trot, Fred Fischer, arr. Calvin
Grooms; orch. © Leo Feist, inc., New York. R
113948, Dec. 1, 1942. 518
There’s a song in my heart; w Lizzie DeArmond,
m Katherine Howe [pseud. of B. D. Ackley] ©
Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113790,
Dec. 16, 1942. 519
There’s a wee bit of blarney in Killarney; w Arthur
J. Jackson & G. W. Gilbert, m Milton Ager. ©
L. Wolfe Gilbert, Hollywood, Calif. R 114216,
Dec. 29, 1942. 520
There’s ever a song somewhere; w James Whit-
comb Riley, m Ward Stephens; in E flat. © Ida
Mae Pierpont Stephens, New York. R 114241,
Jan. 1, 1943. 521
There’s only one Mary in Maryland; wG. J. Moriarty,
m Richard Whiting. © Eleanor Whiting, Los
Angeles & George J. Moriarty, Detroit. R 113041,
Nov. 25, 1942. 522
They never knew; w anon., m Phyllis Fergus [i. e.
P, F. Hoyt] © Phyllis Fergus Hoyt, Chicago. R
113890, Dec. 17, 1942. 523
Thine eyes so blue and tender; by E. Lassen, arr.
James C. Warhurst; women’s voices. © Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. R 113661, Dec. 15,
1942, 524
Thirty improvisations in all major and minor keys
for piano; by Mrs. Crosby [i. e. J. G.] Adams,
op. 28. © Juliette Graves Adams, Montreat, N. C.
R 113998, Dec. 17, 1942. 525
Those come hither eyes; from Cousin Lucy, w
Schuyler Greene, m Jerome Kern. © Blanche
Greene Kaiss, Baltimore. R 114098, Dec. 24,
1942. 526
Thou art mine; w Ballard Macdonald & Coleman
Goetz, m Harry Carroll, arr. Sophus Jergensen.
© Betty Chapin Macdonald, Honolulu. R 113497,
Dec. 8, 1942. 527
Thou knowest, Lord; hymn-anthem, w Jane Borth-
wick. © Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H. R 113960, Dec. 19, 1942. 528
Three easternlove songs; W Edward Teschemacher
[pseud. of Edward Lockton]; high voice. ©
Julius Harrison, Malvern, Worcester, England.
R 113762, Dec. 16, 1942. 529
Three favorite melodies; arr. Gustave Schumann;
military band. © J. W. Pepper & son, inc.,'
Philadelphia. R 113870, Dec. 21, 1942. 530
Three little chickens; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf.
© William C. Danforth, Evanston, Ill., Marion S.
Grow & Daniel B. Grow, Chicago. R 113316, Dec.
3, 1942. 531
Tiger, tiger; w Rudyard Kipling; men’s voices. ©
Homer B. Hatch, Cleveland. R 114191, Dec. 26,
1942. 532
"Tis Jesus; w W. C. Poole, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Rodeheaver co,, Winona Lake, Ind. R 114068, Dec.
23, 1942. 533
1962
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
"Tis the end, so farewell; from Katinka, w Otto
Hauerbach [i. e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml.
© Otto Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 113504,
Dec. 8, 1942. 534
To the water nymphs; w Robert Herrick, m Bain-
bridge [i. e. L. B.] Crist; med. voice; in E. ©
Lucien Bainbridge Crist, Washington. R 114338,
Jan. 2, 1943. 535
Tommy Atkins; march, Roderick Freeman, arr.
Carl Kiefert; orch. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. R 113854, Dec. 17, 1942. 536
Tomorrow; song, w Anna Bird Stewart. © Harold
Vincent Milligan, New York. R 113314, Dec. 3,
1942. 537
Toy balloon man; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. ©
William C. Danforth, Evanston, Ill., Marion S.
Grow & Daniel B. Grow, Chicago. R 113317,
Dec. 3, 1942. 538
Tragedy of a tin soldier; characteristic suite;
organ. © Gordon Balch Nevin, New Wilmington,
Pa. R 113897, Dec. 17, 1942. 539
Trained animals; by George L. Spaulding; pf. ©
Shirley S. DeVoe, New Milford, Conn. & Clifford
Lee Spaulding, New York. R 113431, Dec. 8, 1942.
540
Twelve processionals for men’s choirs; arr. ©
Sumner Salter, New York. R 113395, Dec. 8, 1942.
541
Twilight melody; violin & pf. © Wilson Manhire,
Bugle, Cornwall, England. R 113320, Dec. 3, 1942.
542
Twilight time; w Frank Chaffee; high voice. ©
Franklin Riker, Statesville, N. C. R 114194, Dec.
26, 1942. 543
Two fairy dances; op. 9, no. 2; pf. © Alec Rowley,
Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. R 113928, Dec.
16, 1942. 544
Two fishers; w anon., m Phyllis Fergus [i. e. P.
F. Hoyt] © Phyllis Fergus Hoyt, Chicago. R
113891, Dec. 17, 1942.. 545
Two gems from Gluck; by C. W. Gluck, arr. W. P.
Mero [pseud, of P. W. Orem]; pf. © Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. R 113659, Dec. 15,
1942, 546
Two heads are better than one; from Cousin Lucy,
w Jerome Kern & Schuyler Greene, m J. Kern.
© Blanche Greene Kaiss, Baltimore. R 114097,
Dec, 24, 1942. 547
Two little encore songs; w Arthur A. Penn, mG.
J. Trinkaus; med. voice. © Eleanor Penn, New
London, Conn. & George J. Trinkaus, Ridgewood,
N. J. R 113655, Dec. 16, 1942. 548
Two sketches; w anon., m Phyllis Fergus [i. e.
P, F. Hoyt] © Phyllis Fergus Hoyt, Chicago, R
113896, Dec. 17, 1942. 549
Untold; w J. W. Callahan, m E. Van Alstyne; in C.
© Egbert Van Alstyne, Chicago & J. Will Callahan,
New Smyrna, Fla. R 114229, Dec. 30, 1942. 550
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no. 12, 1942 585
Up the street; march, R. G. Morse, arr. H. L.
Heartz; pf. © Harry L. Heartz, Westwood, Mass.
R 113829, Dec. 18, 1942. 551
Valse bagatelle; pf. © George Dudley Martin,
Factoryville, Pa. R 113535, Dec. 15, 1942. 552
Valse bravura; by Henry Wildermere [pseud. of
Henry W. Petrie]; pf. © Julia C. Petrie, Chicago.
R 113345, Dec. 4, 1942. 553
Valse charmante; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston.
R 114154, Dec. 28, 1942. 554
Valse divine; compiled & arr. George Rosey |[pseud.
of G. M. Rosenberg]; orch. © George Milton
Rosenberg, New York. R 113570, Dec. 11, 1942.
555
Valse gracieuse; op. 2; pf. © Miner Walden Gallup,
Decatur, Il. R 113402, Dec. 8, 1942. 556
Valse joyeuse; violin & pf. © Wilson Manhire,
Bugle, Cornwall, England. R 113319, Dec. 3, 1942.
557
Valse troubadour; pf. © Walter Rolfe, Boston. R
114155, Dec. 28, 1942. 558
Variations on Welsh airs; violin, with pf. acc. ©
Phyllis Norman-Parker, London. R 113596, Dec.
16, 1942. 559
Vienna girls; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i.
e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto Har-
bach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 114247, Dec. 30,
1942. 560
Way down on Honolulu Bay; song, m Sigmund Rom-
berg. © E. Ray Goetz, New York. R 114148,
Jan. 1, 1943. 561
—— —w E. Ray Goetz. © Sigmund Romberg,
New York. R 114210, Dec. 31, 1942. 562
Way of peace; song, w N. B. T. © Bentley D. Ack-
ley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113809, Dec. 16, 1942.
563
Wedding bells are calling me; from Very good
Eddie, w Harry B. Smith, m J. Kern. © Sidney
Smith, New Canaan, N. Y. & Jerome Kern, Beverly
Hills, Calif. R 113642, Dec. 17, 1942. 564
Wee Willie Winkie; Scottish song, arr. Alfred
Moffat; women’s 3-pt. voices. © Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. R 114049, Dec. 21, 1942.
565
Weekly wedding; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach
[i. e. Otto Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto
Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 114248, Dec.
30, 1942. 566
What Jesus is to me; w James Rowe, m Katherine
Howe [pseud. of B. D. Ackley] © Bentley D. Ack-
ley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113789, Dec. 16, 1942.
567
What money can’t buy; song, w Monroe H. Rosen-
feld. © Arthur Lange, Los Angeles. R 113516,
Dec. 11, 1942, 568
What shall I say; w Edward Teschemacher [pseud.
of Edward Lockton], m Gerald Grayling eae
of S. Liddle] © Samuel Liddle, London. R 113924,
Dec. 16, 1942. 569
When a maid comes knocking at your heart; from
The firefly, by Rudolf Friml, arr. Homer N.
Bartlett; mixed cho. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. R 113838, Dec. 17, 1942. 570
When Cupid calls; fox-trot, Victor Jacobi, arr. S.
Deshon; orch. © Chappell & co., ltd., London.
R 114354, Jan. 6, 1943. 571
When Jesus comes in to stay; song, w Eliza E.
Hewitt. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113803, Dec. 16, 1942. 572
When Jesus holds my hand; song, w Alfred Henry
Ackley. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake,
Ind. R 113781, Dec. 16, 1942. 573
When the colored regiment goes off to war; song,
from Ruggles of Redgap, w Harold Atteridge. ©
Sigmund Romberg, New York. R 113306, Dec. 3,
1942. 574
When the one you're lovin’ turns you down; w & m
Chris Smith & Cecil Mack [pseud. of R. C. Mc-
Pherson] © R. C. McPherson, New York. R
113506, Dec. 9, 1942. 575
When you wander through the fields (Wenn ihr auf
die haide geht); w tr. Mrs. Webster-Powell, m
Cornelius Rtbner; high voice. © Oliver Ditson
co., Philadelphia. R 113554, Dec. 15, 1942. 576
Whenever I think of Him; song, w Ethel A. Barlow.
© Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R
113805, Dec. 16, 1942. 577
Where’s the boy for me; w Harry B. Smith, m J. D.
Kern. © Sidney Smith, New Canaan, N. Y. &
Jerome D. Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif. R 113942,
Dec. 21, 1942. . 578
While the earth remaineth; by A. W. Lansing;
mixed voices. © Jennie A. Lansing, Albany. R
114041, Dec. 21, 1942. 579
Whirlwind; tone picture; pf. © Cora W. Jenkins,
Oakland, Calif. R 110450, July 23, 1942. 580
Why not sing Wearin’ of the green; w Howard John-
son, m Jack [i. e. Jacob] Glogau. © Edna Johnson,
New York & Jacob Glogau, L. 1., N. Y. R 113611,
Dec. 16, 1942. 581
Why should He love me so; song, w Alfred Henry
Ackley. © Bentley D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind.
R 113814, Dec. 16, 1942. 582
Widow Machree; w & m Samuel Lover, arr. Victor
Herbert; men’s cho. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. R 113832, Dec. 17, 1942. 583
Wiegenlied; by F. Flaxington Harker, op. 12, no.
1; organ. © Edith Marion Harker, West Hampton,
Va. R 113401, Dec. 8, 1942. 584
Winter; w Israel Zangwill; high voice; in F. ©
Fay Foster, New York. R 113475, Dec. 8, 1942.
585
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Witches’ dance; by Edward Alexander MacDowell,
op. 17, no. 2, arr. James H. Rogers; pf., 4 hands.
© Alice H. Rogers, New York. R 113474, Dec.
8, 1942. 586
Woodland perfume; waltz; pf. © Walter Rolfe,
Boston. R 114159, Dec. 28, 1942. 587
Woods in winter; song, w Henry Wadsworth Long-
fellow; women’s voices. © Sydney Thomson,
Summit, N. J. R 113549, Dec. 15,1942. == 588
Work for Jesus; song, w James Rowe. © Bentley
D. Ackley, Winona Lake, Ind. R 113813, Dec. 16,
1942. 589
Wynken, Blynken and Nod; w Eugene Field, m Floy
Little Bartlett, arr. Paul Ambrose; women’s
3-pt. voices. © Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
R 113366, Dec. 3, 1942. 590
Ye shall go out with joy; anthem, Biblical w; mixed
voices. © Addison F. Andrews, .New York. R
113550, Dec. 15, 1942. 591
You go your way and Ill go mine; song, w J. W.
Johnson, m J. R. Johnson. © Grace Nail Johnson,
& J. Rosamond Johnson, New York. R 113344,
Dec. 4, 1942. 592
You know and I know, and we both understand; from
A girl of to-day, w Schuyler Greene, m Jerome
Kern. © Blanche Greene Kaiss, Baltimore. R
114094, Dec. 24, 1942. 593
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
You, my dear; op. 3, no. 3, w anon.? med. voice. ©
Miner Walden Gallup, Decatur, ll. R 113519, Dec.
15, 1942, 594
Young Colin: w Robert Burns, m G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; sop. or ten., alto or bar. © William C.
Danforth, Evanston, Ill., Marion S. Grow & Daniel
B. Grow, Chicago. R 113294, Dec. 3, 1942.
595
Your absence makes me lonely; song, w Marvin
Lee. © Abe Olman, New York. R 114312, Jan. 2,
1943. 596
Your photo; from Katinka, w Otto Hauerbach [i. e.
O. A. Harbach], m Rudolf Friml. © Otto A.
Harbach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. R 114211, Dec. 31,
1942. 597
You’re a pocket edition of your mother twenty years
ago; song, m Seymour Furth. © E. P. Moran,
Los Angeles. R 114214, Dec. 29, 1942. 598
Zarifa; by Samuel ‘Coleridge-Taylor, op. 19, no. 2,
selected, arr. & rev. Alex Roloff; pf. © Thomas
George Clarke, Margate, England & Jessy Amy
Gunston, Richmond, Surrey, England. R 113907,
Dec. 9, 1942. 599
Zincali; op. 36, no. 4, w George Eliot; women’s
3-pt. cho. © David Stanley Smith, Woodbridge,
Conn. R 114196, Dec. 26, 1942. 600
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Published by Authority of the Acts
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of June 30, 1906, and of
March 4, 1909
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 37
VOLUME INDEX
FOR THE YEAR 1942
The Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing the entries for musical
compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabeti-
cally by title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles reading “w’’ & “‘m” (signi-_
fying ‘‘words by,’’ ‘‘music by”) are tobe understood as songs, Songs are understood tobe with piano accom-
paniment unless otherwise stated.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title js abbreviated, The abbreviations used
in this part are as follows: “E,”’ Class E, Musical compositions; ‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical com-
positions; ‘‘A,”’ Class A, Books containing music; ‘‘©”’ implies copyright registration of a published work,
followed by date of publication; “© 1c.” stands for copyright registration of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of renewals made for musical compositions under section 23 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be
found at the end of each monthly issue immediately following the text.
The act of March 4, 1909, in effect from July 1, 1909, provides that the Catalog of Copyright Entries “‘shall
be admitted in any court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards any copyright
registration,”’
The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index of titles, The subscription
price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $3, payable in advance to the Superin-
tendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
Under the provisions of the act of Congress approved May 23, 1928, the prices of the various parts of the
Catalog are now as follows;
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Lectures, and Maps -------------------------- 2-2 nnn nn ern nnn nn nn nnn en n-ne e 3.00
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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 tothe 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, unless reserved, under the provisions of
section 60 of the Act.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, that,
insofar as any copyright articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, 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, unless reserved, may
be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant prior to December 31, 1943.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic
compositions, musical compositions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or photo-
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED
REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection for music against unauthorized repro-
duction by mechanical musical instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The President’s
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol. 13 (1918), pages vi-viii.of no. 5;
Austria, voL 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925), pages vii-viii of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v-vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-viii of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii’ of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv-v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii-xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol, 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922), pageS ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii-viii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xiii-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911); pages vii-viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New zealand, vol, 12 (1917), pages vi-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17 (1922), pages xv-xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol, 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vii of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol, 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 7;
Spain,vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii-viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International American Conference at Buenos Aires on
August 11, 1910, was proclaimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This convention
is understood to be in effect as between the United States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Repub-
lic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay.
(IV)
INDEX TO PART 3: MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
[New Series, Volume 37, Nos. 1-12, 1942]
This index contains inone alphabet title references for all compositions,also source references for operas
and musical plays, entered in the Catalog during the year 1942. The citation numbers are the numbers
following the entries in the body of the text. The numbers in parentheses are the numbers following the
renewal entries at the end of each monthly issue.
A. A. V. G. meeting. 18846.
ABC. 9583, 14693.
A,B,C &D. 1, 9584.
ABCD way. 14694.
A. B. C. of love. 50835 (1)
A BC of piano music. 14692 (1)
A. B. C. of the army. 2.
A. B. C. song. 29092.
A basso le guerre. 50835 (2)
A caSinha pequenina. 9585, 9586.
A cierto galan su dama. 14695.
A credo. 14692 (2)
A crianca. 9587.
A-E-I1-0O-U. 14696.
A Granada. 5202.
A lacarte. 14692 (3)
A la chapelle. 18847.
A la Cubana. 14692 (4), 24219 (1)
A la lima yallimon. 24220.
A la pudding. 34172.
A la tarantelle. 5201 (1)
A la valse. 24219 (2), 53636 (1) _
A la victoria. 9590.
A lo militar. 18848.
A media luz. 34789.
A mulher do padeiro. 9591.
A. N. A. march. 18849.
A nous! Viens, Jeanne d’Arc. 38173.
A. O. H.’s of the U. S. A. 38171 (1), 41610 (1) ,
A-1 man. 14697.
A Piedigrotta. 5201 (2), 14698.
A propos. 24219 (3)
A. T. C. A. 41611, 41612, 41853, 44136, 44666.
A.W.O.L. blues. 3.
A.W.V.S. 4.
A zut alors. 41610 (2)
Aba-daba. 53636 (2)
Aba daba honeymoon. 34788 (1, 2), 50835 (3)
Abandon ship. 9592.
Abandonado. 14699.
Abandono. 38174.
Abbey by moonlight. 34790. -
Abe Lincoln. 38175.
Abe Lincoln had just one country. 14700.
Abendgang. 50835 (4)
Abendreihn. 34788 (3)
Abendsterne. 5.
Aber gnadge frau. 14692 (5, 6)
Aberystwyth. 50836.
Abide in me. 24219 (4)
Abide with me. 5201 (3), 9582 (1), 9593, 18850,
38176, 53636 (3)
Abie & me & the baby. 47124 (1, 2)
Abie’s Irish Rose O’Day. 18851.
Abigail. 9594.
Able to keep you from falling. 5201 (4)
Abner, Abner. 6.
About face. 17.
About the girl. 5203.
About this time of year. 50837.
Above all else. 47125.
Above some big white cloud. 14701.
Above the clouds. 34791.
Above the clouds the sun is shining. 5204.
Abraham. 18852, 34792.
Abraham Lincoln. 9595.
Abraham Lincoln collects a dividend. 47126.
Abrand.. 34793.
Abril amor. 9596.
Absalom, my son. 29094.
Abschied. 29095.
Absence. 14702.
Absences lonely. 38177.
Absent lover. 41613.
Absent minded moon. 8.
Absinthe frappe. 29096.
Absolutely no. 38171 (2)
Acceleration. 9597.
Accident. 41614.
Accidently [?] 29097.
Acclivity. 24221.
Accordion a la mode. 29098.
Accordion caper. 24222.
Accordion technique. 18853, 29099.
_ Account me worthy Lord. 29091 (1)
Ace inthe sky. 41615.
Ace of American hearts. 50838.
Ace of diamonds march. *24219 (5)
Acentos de America. 18854.
Ach, ja. 5205.
Ach wie sofromm. 14692 (381)
Ache in my heart. 5206.
Ache in the heart of a ship. 18855.
Aching. 9.
Aching heart. 41616.
Achmed experiment. 34794.
8 kleine stucke. 9582 (2)
Acht lieder. 18845 (1, 2)
38 studien. 41610 (3)
Acrobats — Skelton’s entrance. 24223.
Across a Sunlit sea. 24224.
Across my heart. 41617.
Across the bay. 14703.
Across the bay at sunset. 50839.
Across the blue. 29100.
Across the blue divide. 9598.
Across the bridge of fantasy. 10.
Across the bridge of memory. 38178.
Across the field. 41618.
Across the fields. 34788 (4)
Across the footlights. 9599.
Across the isthmus. 50835 (5, 6)
Across the ocean. 9600.
Across the sand in No-Man’s Land. 47127.
Across the sands of time. 18856.
Across the sea. 24219 (6)
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Across the sea of gold. 47128.
Across the Strait of Dover. 50840.
Across the trail to Buna. 50841.
Across the world, the Flag of liberty to unfurl.
29101.
Across these years. 9601.
Action. 34795, 41619.
Action! Beat the enemy & save democracy. 24225.
Actions speak louder than words. 11, 9602, 18857,
29102.
Acuérdate de mi. 41620.
Acurrucadita. 9603.
Ad lib. stomp. 41621.
Ada, the girl from Decatur. 29103.
Adagio. 29091 (2), 50842, 50843. -
Adagio cantabile. 14692 (7), 41610 (4)
Adagio du concerto. 9582 (3)
Adagio from Piano concerto in D maj. 38171 (3)
Adagio from Toccata in C maj. 24226.
Adagio in B flat. 14692 (8)
Adagio in & flat. 9582 (4)
Adagio u. allegro. 9582 (5)
Adam & Eve, in the Garden of Eden. 24227.
Adam & the madame. 29104.
Adam had ’em. 29105.
Adams clove one minute announcements. 18858.
Adarim dodi natan. 29106.
Addenda to: Will you teach me. 47129.
Addio bell’ isola. 29107.
Address is still the same. 18859.
Adeline. 29108.
Adeste fideles. 41622.
Adieu. 9604.
Adieu, alma mater. 47130.
Adieu, goodman devil. 12.
Adios amor. 14704.
Adios de Guaymas. 34796.
Adios del soldado. 9605.
Adios Honduras. 13.
Adios ilusion. 5207.
Adios, Mexico lindo. 34797.
Adios muchachos. 14705.
Adios. .. mujer. 14.
Adios Rose of Espafia. 41623.
Adirondaka. 50844. c
Admiral Blink. 18860.
Admiral Farragut. 24228.
Admiral, sailing home. 34788 (5)
Admirals all. 38179, 47124 (3), 50835 (7, 8)
Admiral’s strut. 41624.
Admonition. 34798.
Adolf. 34799.
Adelf & Benito. 24229. “
Adolf Benito Hirohito Brown. 29109.
Adolf beware. 24230.
Adolf Schiklgruver, you are through. 9606.
Adolph. 18861.
Adolph, do come over to tea. 41625.
Adolph Hitler ain’t what he used to be. 38180.
Adolph Hitler, you are in for the pickler. 41626.
Adolph, you are awful rubes. 47131.
Adonis galop. 24219 (7)
Adorable babe. 34800.
Adorable eyes. 24231.
Adoraci6n. 5208.
Adoramus Te, Christe. 5416, 14706-14708, 50845.
Adoration. 18862, 24219 (8), 29091 (3), 47132,
50846, 50847.
Adore & be still. 41610 (5)
Adoro Te. 14709.
Adoro Te devote. 50848.
Adrift on a cloud. 18863.
Advance, Australia ever. 24232.
Advent Christmas cycle chorales for the church
year. 15.
Advent song. 14710.
Adventures of Eesie Weesie Spider. 16.
Advice to a rookie. 9607.
Aeolia. 5209.
Aeolian harp. 53636 (4)
Aetna. 41627.
Affliction. 5201 (5)
Aflame. 34801.
Af’n pripechock. 17.
Afraid. 18, 9608.
Afraid of love. 19.
Afraid of the moon. 14711.
Afraid of you. 9609, 24233.
Afraid to love. 20, 18864.
African suite. 9610.
African way. 14713.
Afrikander. 9611.
After a moonlight reverie. 18865.
After all. 24234, 29110, 34802, 41628.
After all I’ve done for you. 14692 (9)
After all these years. 9612. ;
After a while. 5201 (6), 24235, 34803, 47133.
After dark. 38181.
After-dinner music. 9613.
After dinner trot. - 14692 (10)
After-glow. 18845 (3), 24219 (9), 29091 (4)
After good-night, good-morning. 34788 (6)
After I brought you fame. 21.
After Ida. 41629.
After I’m gone. 41630.
After it’s over. 22, 18866, 18867, 24236.
After I’ve gone. 5210.
After midnight, all that counts is love. 29111.
After rain. 14714.
After setting of the Rising Sun. 5211, 9614.
After so many years. 47134.
After sundown. 5212, 41631.
After taps. 9615, 24237, 41632.
After tears come kisses. 24238.
After that kiss we’ll never be just friends. 29112.
After the banquet. 23, 47135.
After the blackout. 24239.
After the break of dawn. 50849.
After the clouds roll by. 18868.
After the duration. 24240.
After the fight. 18869. \
After the fighting’s over. 41633.
After the last storm is over. 50850.
After the night. 47136.
After the rain. 14715, 38182.
After the rain falls. 18870.
After the rain there’ll be a rainbow. 38183.
After the round-up’s over. 18871.
After the shadows. 34788 (7)
After the shadows roll by. 9616.
After the smoke clears away. 47137.
After the storm. 24.
After the storm comes a rainbow. 29113.
After the strife. 18872. °
After the strike is over. 18873.
After the sun goes down. 25, 34804.
After the sun sets. 9617.
After the war. 24241, 29114, 34805, 34806, 47138,
50851.
After the war clouds have faded away. 47139.
After the war —come back to me. 24242.
After the war, I’ll be your 3 A. 9618.
After the war, I’ll come back to you, mother dear.
47140.
After the war is over. 14716, 24243, 29115, 41634,
41635, 47141-47143.
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nos. 1-12, 1942
After the war is won. 14717.
After this is over. 18874.
After this war. 18875.
After this war is over. 5213.
After thoughts. 5214-5216.
After tomorrow. 26.
After tonight. 29116.
After to-night, good-bye. 34788 (8)
After vision. 14718.
After we capture Berlin. 34807.
After we ,Ship the yellow Japs. 47144.
After we’ve remembered Pearl Harbor. 36164.
After while. 14692 (11), 47145.
After you | kiss me good-night. 9619.
After you’ve gone. 41636.
Afterward. 29117.
Afterwards. 53636 (5)
Afton water. 24219 (10)
Agachadas. 38185.
Again. 41637.
Again & again. 24244.
Again, as Eastertide draws near. 50835 (9)
Again, as evening’s shadow falls. 29091 (5)
Again, away we go. 50852.
Again Charmaine. 38186.
Again My flocks shall bide. 41638.
Again the storm clouds threaten over-land. 9620.
Again this spring. 14719.
Against the blue sky. 14720.
Age & youth. 47146.
Ages ago. 27, 28.
Aggie spirit. 5217.
Aggressor’s end. 18876.
Agnes. 38187.
Agnes, ev’rybody’s gal. 29118.
Agnus Dei. 5218, 9582 (6), 9621, 38188.
- A-goin’ to join. 29.
Agravatin’ [?] baby. 29119.
Agravios. 5219.
Aguila blanca. 41901.
Agustin. 38189.
Ah. 18877.
Ah, ah, ah. 5220.
Ah done done. 34808.
Ah, fors’ e lui. 18878.
Ah hates love. 47147.
Ah, Jesu. 24245.
Ah! Love but a day. 29120.
Ah, sweetheart you. 24246.
Ah! The song. 5221.
Ah well. 18879.
Ahe sweet. 30.
Ah’m gwine to No’folk. 14721.
Ahoy my sailor boy, in your uniform of blue. 34809.
Ahoy there Mister Sailor. 34810.
Ah’s gwinta give up gamblin’. 5222.
Ai, ai, the pied crow cry. 5223.
Ai — Paisano. 5224.
Ail Que saudades da Amelia. 9622.
Aida. 18845 (306), 18880, 29091 (51), 47124 (4)
Aiello hears music. 9623.
Ain’ it de truth. 41639.
Ain’ it a-gwine dar by myself. 9624.
Ain’t goin’ to tell you what I’m doin’. 41640.
Ain) "t got a dime to my name. 41641.
Ain’ t got nobody blues. 34811.
Ain’ t got nobody to love. 29121.
Ain’ t got nothin’ & nothin’ worries me. 38190.
Ain’ tita shame. 29122, 29123.
Ain’ t it awful. 9625.
Ain t it grand to be in love. 24247.
Ain’ it it great to be crazy. 29124.
Ain’t it the truth, 18881, 29125.
Ain’t it too bad. 50853.
Ain’t love queer. 5225.
Ain’ t my sugar sweet. 47148.
Ain’ it no business we can do. 41642.
Ain’t nothin’ a-kiss can’t cure. 31.
Ain’t that worth fighting for. 18882.
Ain’t the gravy good. 32.
Ain’ t this a fantasy. 50854.
Ain’t we got fun. 18883.
Ain’t you got no time for leve. 34812.
Ain’t you sorry. 41643.
Air base shuffle. 29126.
Air cadet.- 34813.
Air cadets. 47149.
Air conquest. 41644.
Air corps. 33, 34, 24248.
Air corps cadets. 24249.
Air corps drilling march. 41645.
Air corps of the U. S. A. 29127.
Air corps victory song. 29128.
Air de ballet. 5201 (7), 9582 (7), 53636 (6)
Air for the air cadet. 50855.
Air force. 5226.
Air force blues. 47150.
Air force of the U. S. A. 38191.
Air is full of music. 35.
Air man’s victory song. 29129, 50856.
Air men. 47151.
Air, Minuet & Sarabande. 36.
Air on the G string. 24250.
Air port blues. 14722.
Air raid. 41646.
Air raid over Burma. 29130.
Air raid parade. 24251.
Air raid song. 5227.
Air raid warden. 9626, 29131.
Air raid warden song. 14723.
Air raid warden’s marching song. 34814.
Air raid wardens on patrol. 37.
Air raid warden’s song. 5228, 14724, 29132.
Air, upon a ground bass. 53636 (7)
Aircraft Annie. 29133.
Aires espafioles. 41647.
Airly beacon. 38192.
Airmen’s hymn. 41648.
Airplane. 24252.
Airplanes are flying. 29134.
Airs & graces. 34788 (9)
Airs from Scotland. 18884.
Airway incidentals. 29135.
Airy bachelor. 9582 (8)
Aj bona janjo. 18885.
Aj vihor ruzu. 18886.
Ajalon. 5229.
Akron march. 14725.
Al Casino. 29136.
Al fin. 41649.
Alfresco. 24253.
Al mar. 38.
Al pie de una guitarra. 18887.
Alabama blue. 39.
Alabama hill billy way. 41650.
Alabama jubileo. 40, 24219 (11)
Alabama moon. 41651.
Alabama moonlight. 29137.
Alabama rendezvous. 50857.
Alabamy Lou. 29138.
Aladdin's lamp. 9627.
Alagazam, 47124 (5)
Alameda. 14726.
Alamo. 29139.
Alamo girl. 29140, 38193.
Alamo lullaby. 38194.
1967
Alamo polka. 41652.
Alarm Americans alarm. 41.
Alarm clock. 42.
Alarm of the world has sounded. 9628.
Alaska moon. 41653.
Alaska waltz. 14727.
Alaskan love call. 43.
Alaska’s icy breezes. 38195.
Alba. 50858.
Albatross. 24254.
Alberada. 44.
Album ausgewahlter stucke. 5201 (8-11)
Album fur normal-harmonium. 47124 (6)
Album fur zwei violinen. 5201 (12, 13)
Album leaf. 29091 (6)
Album leaves. 41610 (6)
Album of concert clarinet solos with piano acc.
41654.
Album of concert cornet & trumpet solos with piano
acc. 41655.
Album of concert saxophone solos with piano acc.
41656.
Album of concert trombone solos with piano acc.
41657.
Album of eight pieces. 29091 (7)
Album of favorite P. I. Tschaikowsky piano com-
positions. 29141.
Album of favorite songs of the gay 90’s. 9629.
Album of photo-play music. 29091 (8), 34788 (10)
Album Polskich tancow. 47152.
Album psichico. 14692 (12)
Album wesofych tanc6éw Polskich. 29142.
Albumleaf. 24219 (12)
Albums fur harmonium u. klavier, o. 2 klaviere zu
4 handen. 5201 (14)
Albums fur 2 pianoforte zu 8 handen. 9582 (9-11)
Albur. 5230.
Aldea. 9630.
Aleatha. 29143.
Alegorfa 4 la Virgen de la Caridad. 50859.
Alei givah. 29144.
Aléjate. 5231.
Alert. 9631, 18888.
Alert & ready. 5201 (15) f
Alert for freedom. 18889.
Alert! My love. 47153.
Alessandro Stradella. 14692 (350)
Alexander. 5232.
Alfreda. 9632.
Alfreeta. 45.
Ali Baba & the fortv thieves. 41657*
Alice. 34815.
Alice blue. 14728.
Alice blue bow in her hair. 14729.
Alice in Wonderland. 9582 (12), 24219 (13), 26652,
26653, 41610 (7) ,
Alice of old Vincennes, I love you. 5201 (16)
Alice, where art thou. 24219 (14, 15)
Alicia. 14730, 29145.
Alien song. 18890.
Alimony alley. 14692 (13)
All aboard. 18891, 38196, 50860.
All aboard for Axis Land. 41658.
All aboard for Mars. 34816.
All aboard for vleasure Island. 41659.
Allaboardfor Tokyo! All the way to Tokyo. 29146.
All about our Saviour. 41660.
All alert America. 41661.
All, all alone. 47154.
All alone. 29147, 34817, 47155, 50861.
All alone again. 24255.
All alone I’m goin’ nowhere. 34818.
All alone in the blackout. 34819.
ee ee ne ad
All alone tonight. 29148. -
All alone with a photograph of you. 47156.
All along the border of old Wyoming. 24256.
All along the desert trail. 18892, 24257.
All America. 46.
All America knows. 41662.
All America march. 34820.
All American amigo. 47, 9633.
All American boy. 9634.
All American chorus. 34821.
All American girl. 9635, 34822.
All American guy. 41663.
All-American medley. 14731.
All American piano album. 24258.
All American quiz. 41664.
All-American soldier. 9636.
All-American style. 38197.
All American Sweetheart. 29149.
All-American way. 29150, 47157.
All Americans are we. 48.
All among the leaves so green. 38198.
All around the world. 41665.
All at once. 18893, 24259.
All because of love. 29151.
All because of lovin’ you. 50862.
All because of you. 49, 50. .
All blessing, honor, thanks & praise. 5233.
All-by my lonesome. 34823.
All clear. 18894, 24260, 24261, 47158.
All day, all night, sweetheart. 41666.
All day long. 50863.
All day, tonight & tomorrow. 24262.
All for a sinner like me. 14732.
All for America. 9637, 18895, 18896.
All for Jesus. 29091 (9)
All for joy. 34824.
All for love. 51.
All for me. 41667.
All for one, & one for all. 52, 14733.
All for one, one for all. 9638.
All for the love of a girl. 9582 (13), 18845 (4),
24219 (16)
All for the love of Sam. 9639.
All for the Red, White & Blue. 18897, 41668.
All for the sake of a girl. 14692 (14)
All for the sake of you. 47159.
All for the U. S. A. 5234, 47160.
All for Uncle Sam. 18898. |
All for Uncle Sammy. 5235.
All for victory. 41669, 50864.
All for you. 5236, 9640, 9641, 18899, 34825, 38171
(4), 47161.
All full of ginger. 41610 (8)
All fussed up. 24219 (17, 18)
All girls are beautiful. 14734.
All glory, laud & honor. 5237, 14692 (15)
All hail F. & M. 18900.
All hail MacArthur. 14735.
All hail! O morn of glory. 38171 (5)
All hail Old Glory. 18901.
All hail, our Savior King. 18902.
All hail the power of Jesus’ name. 18903, 53636 (507)
All hail to MacArthur. 5238.
All hail to our chief, F. D. R. 9642.
All hail to the grange. 18904.
All hands on board, America. 29152.
All hands on deck, save the Red White & Blue. 14736.
All hands ’round. 53636 (8)
AllIam. 47162.
All Task. 38199.
All I ask myself is, just why. 53.
All I can do is just love you. 38171 (6)
All I care for is you. 47163.
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
AllIdo. 34826.
AllI dois dream. 14737.
All I do is dream of you all day. 18905.
All I do is think of you. 18906.
All I ever do is think of you. 41670.
All I ever do is wait. 54.
All I had was you. 18907.
All I have in my heart is you. 5239.
All I have is memories. 18908.
All I need is you. 9643, 14738, 38200.
All I sing is blues. 41671.
All I want heaven to be. 29153.
All 1 want is my vodka. 41672.
All I want is you. 29154, 47164.
All I want is you honey. 24263.
All I want is you, my darling, when I come home
again. 38201.
All I want to do. 38202.
All I want’s a girl. 47165.
All inadream. 24264.
All in a lily-white gown. 53636 (9)
All ina second. 47166.
All in a single moment. 9644.
All in all. 9645, 50865.
All in fun. 12403.
All in one for you. 41673.
All in the April evening. 55.
All in vain. 5240.
All it takes is McArthur-i-tis. 29156.
All ioy be thine. 9582 (14)
All liberty for America. 47167.
All men shall be free. 50866.
All my castles in Spain. 9647.
All my dreams begin & end with you. 5241.
All my dreams come true. 47168.
All my heart is yours. 14739. —
All my heart this night rejoices. 41675.
All my lies were true. 14740.
All my life. 14741.
All my life I looked for you. 9648.
All my life [ve dreamed. 14742.
All my life I’ve dreamed of you. 38203.
All my love. 29157, 47169.
All my love is only for you. 56.
All my love is wasted. 24265.
All my sins are washed away. 34788 (11)
All my Sundays. 18910. —
All my troubles. 5242.
All nations clap your hands. 14692 (16)
All Nature’s lullaby. 14692 (17)
All-night cafe. 47170.
All of a sudden. 57, 5243.
All of life. 14743.
All of myself. 9649.
All of the angels don’t live in the sky. 9650.
All of U.S.A. 24266.
All of us. 14744.
All of you. 47171.
All on account of a hot dog Mary isn’t merry any-
more. 41676.
All on account of you. 5201 (17), 14745, 24219 (20)
Ali on a’count of you. 58.
All our own. 29158.
All ours. 24267.
All out. 59, 5244, 9651, 14746, 18911, 34827,
34828.
All out, America. 60, 5245, 5246, 9652-9655, 14747-
14752, 18912, 18913, 29159, 29160, 34829, 34830.
All-out, Americans. 5247, 24268.
All out bugle call. 18914.
All-out for a knockout. 5248.
All out for a victory ring. 5249.
All is well. 9646, 18909, 24219 (19), 29155, 41674.
All out for America. 61, 5250, 9656, 18915, 18916.
All-out for Christ. 29161.
All out for civilian defense. 14753.
All out for defense. 5251.
All out for democracy. 18917.
All out for freedom, join up! Let’s fight. 14754.
All out for God. 9657.
All out for happiness. 62.
All out for liberty. 14755, 29162, 34831.
All out for love. 63, 41677. =
All out for love, short of marriage. 29163.
All-out for MacArthur. 41678. |
All out for the U. S. A. 64, 65, 9658, 24269, 29164.
All out for Uncle Sam. 66, 5252, 9659, 18918, 34832.
All out for Uncle Sammy. 41679.
All out for V. 34290.
All out for victory. 5253-5255, 9660-9663, 141756,
14757, 18919-18921, 24270-24272, 29165, 34833-
34835, 41680-41684, 47172-47174.
All out for victory, keep your chin up. 38204.
All out for victory, march. 18922.
All out for you. 24273.
All out, Moon Dan. 5256.
All out now for the U. S. A. 18923.
All out on production. 50867.
All out, Texas. 67.
All out to win. 68.
All over a smile. 14758.
All over again. 34836.
All over the world. 38205, 38206, 50868.
All over the world we go. 47175.
All over town. 24219 (21, 307, 569, 590, 621, 628,
682, 978, 1257, 1297, 1337, 29091 (255), 50835 (10)
All praise to Him. 47124 (7)
All soul alone. 47176.
All-star band. 9664.
All star march. 69.
All that & more. 5257.
All that are left now are memories. 29166.
All that lam & all that Ihave. 41685.
All that I desire. 9665.
All that I have is Thine. 18924.
All that I know is-I love you. 5258.
All that I want is you. 18925.
All that thrills my soul. 70.
All that Thy grace can make me. 47177.
All that’s left are dreams. 5259.
All the angels aren’t in heaven. 34837.
All the comforts of home. 38171 (7)
All the girls are khaki-whacky now. 71.
All the joys, it’s true. 47178.
All the luck in the world. 41686.
All the people, everywhere. 47179.
All the roses are so pale. 24274.
All the stars above. 14759.
All the stars know. 29167.
All the sugar I need is you. 14760.
All the tea in China. 24275.
All the things you are. 5260.
All the time. 72.
All the way to Calvary. 34788 (12)
All the while. 24219 (22, 23)
All the world is swinging, swaying. 50869.
All the world loves you Dianne. 29168.
All the world needs Jesus. 9666.
All the world’s a clock shop. 47124 (8)
All the world’s waking. 34838.
All the Yanks are marching now. 14761.
All these United States of America. 9667.
All Thine own. 5201 (18)
All this has happened. 14762.
All this is new. 29169.
All those wonderful years. 9668.
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All through my dreams. 24276.
All through the night. 73, 74, 9582 (15), 24219 (24),
41687, 41688.
All through the years. 29170.
All thru-out time. 18926.
All thru the night I dream of you. 5261.
All time pal to me. 18927.
All to myself. 9669.
All together. 24277, 34788 (13), 34839.
All together for the U.S. A. 5262.
All too few. 14763.
All U. S. d-r-y. 38171 (8)
All we like sheep. 47180.
All we like sheep have gone astray. 9670.
All will be well. 53636 (10)
_ All wrong. 5201 (19)
All Yanks together, for good old U. S. A. 9671.
All ye that pass by. 50835 (11)
All you left me was a teardrop. 9672, 34840.
Alla en el rancho grande. 175.
Alla’en New York. 14764.
Alla juntito al mar. 24278.
Alla marcia. 29171.
Allah. 176. ;
Alle de smaa klokker de ringe i dale. 34788 (14,
15)
Alle de voksende Skygger. 34788 (16)
Alleghenies I’m coming to you. 9673.
Allegheny. 34841.
Allegheny River. 38207.
Allegiance. 5263.
Allegiance to the Flag. 38208.
Allegresse. 24219 (25)
Allegretto. 77, 24279.
Allegretto 4 la musette. 78.
- Allegretto in B moll. 5201 (20)
Allegro. 79, 18928, 34788 (17), 34842, 41689.
Allegro ben moderato. 5201 (21)
Allegro con brio. 38209.
Allegro de concert. 41690.
Allegro in fis moll. 5201 (22)
Allegro maestoso. 50870.
Allegro marziale. 24280.
Allegro rondo. 9582 (16)
Allegro spiritoso. 9582 (17)
Alleluia. 9674, 41691, 47181.
Alleluia! Blessed Easter. 80.
Alleluia chorus. 29172-29174.
Alleluia! Christ is risen. 41610 (9)
Alleluia, hail with gladness. 9582 (18)
Alleluia! Let all mankind rejoice. 34788 (18)
Alleluia! Morn of beauty. 14765.
Allentine. 24281.
Allergic to love. 81.
Allergy. 38210.
Allergy Sal. 18929.
Alley jive. 34843.
Allied anthem. 18930, 50871.
Allied fighting song. 50872.
Allied flags forever. 50873.
Allied flags victory march. 29175.
Allied second front. 50874.
Allied song of victory. 38211.
Allied victory song. 18931.
Allies. 41692.
Allies are out to win. 41693.
Allies’ battle cry. 50875.
Allies | in unison. 50876.
Allies’ march song. 29176.
Allies march tofreedom. 34788 (19, 20), 38171 (9)
Allies victory march. 9675, 50877.
Allies will march to victory. 5264.
All’s fair. 19359, 19798, 20290, 21024, 21890, 23496.
All’s right with the world. 18845 (5)
Alluring Lou. 9582 (19) a
Alma de mi alma. 24282.
Alma del bandonedn. 38212.
Alma mater. 14766, 14767, 26171, 29177, 29178,
34844, 34845, 41694, 50878.
Alma mater for Apollo high school. 24283.
Alma plays the tuba. 5265.
Alma polka. 5266.
Almah. 24219 (26)
Alme Deus. 5267.
Almighty. 24219 (27)
Almighty dollars. 47182.
Almighty Lord. 5201 (23) >
Almost home. 29179.
Almost married. 16305.
Almost married to a sailor. 29180.
Al6, al6, America. 9676.
Aloft they go, to meet the foe. 14768.
Aloha. 47124 (9)
Aloha don’t mean farewell forever. 41695.
Aloha goodnight. 5268.
Aloha, Hawaii, aloha. 29181.
Aloha lei. 29182.
Aloha nui Hawaii. 18932.
Aloha oe. 82, 83, 14692 (18), 14769, 47124 (10),
50879. .
Aloha sugar mill. 5268, 5710, 6924, 7268, 7891.
Aloha, ’till we meet again. 38213.
Aloha ‘to paradise. 14770.
Aloha - we’ll say goodbye, dear. 84.
Alone. 85, 5269, 9677, 18933, 24219 (28), 47183.
Alone & lonely. "41696.
Alone & lonesome. 29183.
Alone at night. 38214.
Alone for me. 24284.
Alone in a crowd. 5270, 9678, 29184.
Alone in a dream for two. 29185.
Alone in my dreams. 14771.
Alone in the moonlight. 9679.
Alone in the night. 29186.
Alone in the spring. 18934.
Alone, on a bench in the park. 18935.
Alone on Dream street. 14772.
Alone too long. 18936.
Alone upon the housetops. 5201 (24)
Alone, watching the lights on the Hudson. 5271.
Alone with a dream. 14773.
Alone with a memory of you. 34846.
Alone with dreams of you. 34847.
Alone with Jesus. 5272, 29091 (10)
Alone with memories of you. 41697.
Alone with mem’ries of you. 34848.
Alone with my memories. 34849.
Alone with my tears. 5273.
Alone with the Man in the Moon. 29187.
Alone with the moon. 34850.
Alone with Thee. 29091 (11)
Alone with you. 86, 14774, 24285.
Along about evening. 41698.
Along about Friday. 34851.
Along came murder. 5274, 6736, 6976, 7335, 8707,
8708, 14775.
Along Flower Lane. 24286.
Along our road to victory. 38215.
Along the boulevard. 38216.
Along the Great White Way. 50880.
Along the Gypsy trail. 87.
Along the lanes with you. 24219 (29)
Along the old canal. 18937, 29188.
Along the Rialto. 47124 (11)
Along the Ric Grande. 34852.
Along the road to Singapore. 47124 (12)
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INDEX
Along the rocky road to Dublin. 41610 (10, 11),
50835 (12, 13)
Along the upper highway. 18938.
Along the way. 47184.
Along the winding road. 14776.
Along toward evenin’. 41699.
Alouette. 9680.
Aloysius. 18939.
Alpen-echo. 29189.
Alpha sigma tau song book. 34853.
Alpine horn. 24219 (30)
Alpine idyl. 34788 (21)
Alpine rose. 14777.
Alpine wedding festival. 29190.
Als ich zog ein vogel frei. 24219 (31)
Altars. 41700.
Alte grafin. 24219 (32)
Alte weisen walzer. 9582 (20)
Alter tzegeiner. 24287.
Alternate probation montage. 9681.
Altes gebet. 24219 (33)
Altes haus. 14692 (19)
Altho’ I’m lonesome. 29191. z
Altho’ my heart is aching for you. 34854.
Although they place ten thousand miles between us.
38217.
Although we’re through. 18940.
Although you’re gone. 41701.
Altniederlandische armeemarsche. 5201 (25),
18845 (6), 24219 (34, 35)
Altogether. 14778.
Alumni reunion. 29091 (12)
Always. 24288.
Always, a sweetheart. 34855.
Always American. 41702.
Always & ever. 18941.
Always be a pal to me. 18942. |
Always be happy. 50881, 50882.
Always be honey to me. 50835 (14)
Always, darling. 50883.
Always I'll love you. 34856.
Always in my dreams. 14779, 18943.
Always in my heart. 88, 5275, 9682, 50884.
Always in my prayers dear. 29192.
Always loving America. 29193.
Always merry. 38171 (10)
Always my sweetheart. 38218.
Always near. 24219 (36)
Always on my mind. 18944.
Always only you. 50885.
Always remember. 9683, 34857.
Always remember I love you. 14780.
Always remember to smile. 89.
Always singing. 29194.
Always smile. 18945.
Always the same. 50886.
Always thinking of you. 29195.
Always too little & always too late. 24289.
Always waiting for you. 90.
Always with you. 5276, 34858.
Always you. 5277, 29196, 47185.
Ama fool. 34859.
Ama Soldier. 24290.
Am I asking too much. 41703.
AmlIcrazy. 24291.
Am I forsaken. 47186.
Am I imagining. 34860.
Am I in another world. 29197.
Am I in, or amI out. 38219.
Am I in the dog house now. 38220.
Am I just dreaming. 29198.
Am I man or mouse. 91.
Am Iona wild goose chase. 5278.
Am I one of them. 29091 (13)
Am I proud to be the one you love. 92.
Am Isucha bore. 50887.
Am I the one. 9684.
Am I the only one. 38221.
Am Ito blame. 9685, 47187.
Am I to blame, dear mother. 29199.
Am I too late. 29200.
Am I under a spell. 14781.
Am I wasting mytime. 29261.
Am I whacky over you. 93.
Am I witnessing. 24219 (37)
Am mighty glad. 5279.
Amar sin esperanza. 34861.
Amarga realidad. 24292.
Amarilla. 9686.
Amaryllis. 9582 (21)
Amaryllis & Augustin. 34862.
Amazing Amazon. 29202.
Amazon. 29203. ;
Ambition. 94, 24219 (1208)
Ambridge high alma mater. 9687.
Amelia. 9582 (22)
Amen. 95, 14782.
Amen for victory. 41704.
America. 96, 97, 3946-3948, 5280, 9688, 9689,
14783, 34863, 34864, 38222, 41705, 47124 (13),
50888.
America: alert. 34865.
America, alerte[?] 18946.
America, all hail to thee. 14784.
America, America. 98, 5281, 18947.
America, America, let’s go. 9690.
America, America, our dear land of the free. 9691.
America, America, the land we all adore. 18948.
America! America! We hail your blessed name.
34866.
America, America, we must defend. 14785.
America, America! We will win. 29204.
America & lare partners. 14786.
America & Roosevelt forever. 47188.
America & the Flag. 41706.
America & the Red, White & Blue. 5282, 41707.
America answers the call. 34867.
America arise. 99, 5283, 14787, 18949, 29205, 50889,
America, awake. 9692, 14788, 18950, 24293-24296,
34868, 38223, 38224.
America, beautiful home of the free. 24297.
America belongs to you. 47189.
America beloved. 24298.
America blessed be thy name. 9693.
America, Britain too. 29206.
America, buy bonds. 34869.
America, call on me. 29207.
America calling. 5284, 5285, 38225.
America calling! America calling. 9694.
America calls. 5286, 9695, 9696, 24299, 38226.
America calls, America is calling you. 5287.
America calls to her mountains. 50890.
America calls to you. 14789.
America can’t be wrong. 38227.
America can’t die. 34870.
America comes first. 24300. —
America, commerce & freedom. 14790.
America counts on you. 38228.
America daine himlen. 9697.
America depends on you. 100, 29208.
America drinks a farewell toast. 14791.
America eternal. 18951.
America, fight. 34871.
America, fight, fight, fight. 101.
America fights for freedom. 18952.
America fights on. 24301.
1971
America fights with a smile. 29209.
America first. 102, 103, 9698, 34788 (22), 38229,
41610 (12) ©
America first, darling, then you & me. 18953.
America for all. 18954.
America for Americans. 104, 50891.
America for freedom. 14792.
America for God. 9699.
America for liberty. 24302.
America for me. 5288-5290, 14793, 14794, 18955,
34872.
America for peace. 34873.
America, for you. 9700, 34874, 50892.
America forever. 105, 106, 5291, 9701-9704, 14795,
18956-18958, 24303, 24304, 38230, 41708, 41709,
47190.
America, forever & a day. 107.
America free. 47191.
America free forever. 5292.
America, free, strong & just. 41710.
America goes to war. 29210.
America has a new sweetheart. 18959.
America has answered again. 38231.
America has called me. 5293.
America has first call. 9705.
America has sent you. 29211.
America, here am I. 108.
America here we are. 5294.
America, here’ S my boy. 24305.
America, he’s yours. 9706.
America hold high the torch of freedom. 9707.
America home of the free. 24306.
America, home of the U.S. A. 29212.
America, how we love you. 50893.
America, I give you my boy. 14797.
America I hear you Calling. 24307, 41711.
America, I love thee. 14798.
America, I love you. 29213, 38171 (11, 12), 41712.
America, I love you, only you. 41713.
America, I pray for you. 24308.
America I salute thee. 29214.
America I salute you. 9708.
America, I’m staking my future on you. 109.
America in action. 9693.
America inarms. 18960.
America in the sky. 18961.
America in your strength we rejoice. 29215.
America invincible. 38232.
America is a beautiful place. 18962.
America is a grand place to live in. 110, 24309.
America is awake. 111, 112.
America is calling. 113-117, 5295, 9709-9711,
14799, 14800, 24310, 29216, 34875, 38233, 38234,
47192.
America is calling oh say can you hear. 9712.
America is calling you. 9713, 18963, 29217, 29218,
47193.
America is calling you & me. 5296.
America is calling you soldier boy. 29219.
America is everything. 9714.
America is fighting. 9715, 14801, 50894.
America is fighting mad. 41714.
America is flying now. 9716.
America is free. 34876.
America is good enough for me. 9717, 38235.
America is her name. 34877.
America is in it now. 47194.
America is in it now, the U.S.A. will show them how.
14802.
America is marching. 118, 119, 5297, 9718, 14803.
America is marching on. 41715.
America is master of peace. 24311.
America is my world. 24312.
America is on the march. 9719, 29220, 50895.
America is our home. 5298. _
America is ours forever. 29221.
America is out to win. 24313, 29222.
America is proud of you. 29223.
America is ready. 120, 5299, 5300.
America is rising. 41716.
America is singing. 41717.
America is the name. 41718.
America is waiting at your door. 29224.
America is working. 24314.
America is worth it all. 9720.
America is you. 34878.
America, it is my home. 18964.
America, it shall be done. 18965.
America it’ S up to you. 14804.
America! I’ve adopted you, for my land. 9721.
America join hands. 121.
America keep marching. 29225.
America, keep marching on. 38236.
America, keep smiling through. 24315.
America, land of free men. 24316.
America, land of liberty. 122, 24317.
America, land of mine. 5301.
America land of our home. 29226, 41719.
America, land of the free. 5302, 34879, 50896.
America! Let’s go. 123, 5303, 14805, 18966-18968,
24318, 41720, 50897.
America like a rose. 47195.
America live forever. 124.
America, live on. 5304.
America, love it or leave it. 5305, 41721.
America loves you. 14806.
America, march on. 24319, 29227.
America marches. 9722, 29228, 38237.
America marches again. 9723.
America marches on. 9724, 18969, 24320, 29229,
47196, 47197, 50898.
America marches once more. 9725.
America marches to victory. 41722.
America marches with F. D. R. 38238.
America marching U. S. A. 125.
America, may we always sing of thee. 126.
America must fight. 9726.
America must win. 18970.
America, my America. 9727.
America, my blessed land. 41723.
America, my country. 9728, 24321, 41724.
America my dear America. 127.
America - my home. 5306, 18971, 34880.
America, my homeland. 14807, 18972, 38239, 38240.
America, my land. 47198.
America, my native land. 18973.
America, my own. 128, 5307, 5308, 18974, 24322,
24323.
America, my own, my native land. 5309, 9729.
America my queen. 129, 18975.
America, my sweetheart. 14808.
America needs ’em. 24324.
America needs us all. 14809.
America needs you. 130, 14810, 41725.
America needs you now. 41726.
America - 1942. 38241.
America now. 50899.
America now & always. 41727.
America! Now & forever. 29230.
America! O democratic nation. 14811.
America, O land beyond compare. 18976.
America, of thee I sing. 24325.
America, oh, America. 34881.
America, old soul. 5310.
America on guard. 131, 5311, 5312, 24326, 50900.
America on parade. 24327.
1972
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
‘
America on the march. 38242, 41728.
America, on to victory. 41729, 47199.
America, our America. 50901.
America our continent. 41730.
America, our country. 41731.
America, our gift from God. 41732.
America our home. 34882, 38243.
America our homeland. 47200.
America our love to thee. 5313.
America, our native land. 9730, 29231.
America our own. 18977.
America, our cwn dear land. 18978.
America, our pledge. 18979.
America our wonder land. 14812.
América peleara. 5314.
America prepares to win the victory. 24328.
America, Red, White, & Blue. 18980.
America remember. 18981, 24329.
America, remember Hawaii. 38244.
America remembers you. 34883.
America rides again. 41733.
America, right.or wrong. 14813.
America ruft. 18982.
America sails the seas. 5315, 24330.
America sends forth her sons. 29232.
America shall be free. 132.
America shall not forget. 47201.
America sings. 14814.
America Sings again. 41734.
America speaks. 38245.
America speaks to her people. 18983.
A-M-E-R-I-C-A spells liberty. 5316.
America stand firm. 9731.
-America, star of state. 5317.
America strikes hard today. 14815.
America supreme. 9732, 9733, 18984, 24331, 24332.
America, sweet America. 18985.
America the beautiful. 5318-5320, 9734, 9735, 18986,
29233, 41735, 41736, 50902, 50903.
America, the brave. 38246.
America the dreamland of the world. 24333.
America the free. 133, 18987.
America the free & the brave. 29234.
America the free land. 29235.
America, the great. 18988, 29236, 47202.
America, the invincible. 18989.
America, the land for me. 41737.
America, the land of gold. 18990.
America the land of sunshine. 24334.
America, the land of the free. 47203.
America, the land that we all love. 41738.
America, the land we love. 9736.
America, the powerful. 24335.
America, the promised land. 24336.
America ‘the wonderful, America the great. 41739.
America, they’re looking to you. 134.
America 'tles a string around her finger. 5321.
America, ’tis of thee. 18991.
America to Britain. 47204.
America to the last. 135.
Americal! To thee my land. 136.
America to victory. 18992, 18993.
America, to you. 18993*
America today. 18994, 29237, 34884.
America triumphant. 137, 14816, 18995, 24337,
34788 (23), 53636 (11, 12)
America turn back to God. 14817.
America unite for vict’ry. 29238.
“America united. 138, 139, 9737, 18996, 34885, 50904.
America united is rolling along. 14818, 18997, 24338.
America, united we stand. 41740.
America victorious. 18998, 18999, 41741.
America, victory. 9738.
America - victory for you. 38247.
America, wake up. 14819, 14820, 24339, 47205.
America, we answer you. 5322.
America we are proud of you. 5323.
America we are ready. 5324.
America, we are you. 57206.
America, we come. 50905.
America we do love you. 19000.
America we hear you calling. 9739.
America we love. 19001, 41742.
America, we love it so. 5325.
America we love just you. 24340.
America we love thee. 19002, 24341, 29239, 41743.
America we love you. 140, 5326, 9740, 9741, 19003,
24342.
America, we love you so. 50906.
America, we march. 9742.
America, we [?] ready for your call. 41744.
America, we sing of thee. 29240.
America we stand. 34886.
America, we stand in back of you. 5327.
America we still love you. 5328, 14821.
America, we will defend you. 141.
America, we'll be true to you. 142.
America, we ‘ll fight for thee. 19004.
America, we'll fight for you. 143, 19005, 29241,
47207.
America, we ll give. 41745.
America, we l march with thee. 38248.
America, we "11 stand behind you. 38249.
America we’ re all for you. 9743, 19006.
America we’ re backing you. 144.
America, we’ re behind you. 50907.
America’ we’ re coming. 145.
America we’re fighting for you. 14822.
America we’re for you. 146, 29242.
America we're marching. 9744.
America, we’ re on our way. 29243.
America ' we’ re one with you. 9745.
America we’re with you. 9746, 14823, 24343.
America! What do you say. 34887.
America, where I found you. 9747.
America will always be. 24344.
America will always shine. 50908.
America will fight. 9748.
America will lead the way. 14824. ®
America will live. 34888.
America will never forget to remember Pearl Har-
bor. 147.
America will save democracy. 9749.
America will stand. 14825, 41746.
America will win. 9750, 19007, 38250, 38251, 41747.
America will jwin this fight. 9751.
America won ’t let you down. 24345.
America, won’t you take my son, to build a Yankee
line. 50909.
America, you are mine. 41748.
America, you made me allIam. 29244.
America, you'll win. 38252.
America, your sons are here. 29245.
America you’ re my friend. 19008, 19009.
America, you’re the greatest land. 148.
Ameri-can. 29246.
American alphabet song. 34889.
American anthem. 5329-5331, 9752-9754, 14826,
24346.
American army. 5332.
American aviators song. 9755.
American barcarolle. 41749.
American battle song. 9756.
American beauty. 47208.
American boy. 149, 5333, 9757, 53636 (13)
American boys. 19010, 29247, 41750.
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
American call. 19011.
American caprice. 14827.
American cause. 41751.
American clipper. 9758, 38253.
American college of music intermediate course for
piano. 5334.
American composers. 50910.
American country dance. 9759.
American defense. 29248.
American defense song. 150.
American doughboy. 9760.
American doxology. 151.
American eagle. 152.
American eagle screams. 14828.
American eagle song. 14829.
American eagles. 153, 14830, 29249.
American emblem. 34890.
American ends with Ican. 38254.
American epic - 1620. 154.
A.E.F. 47209.
A.E.F. is on the march again. 9588.
A.E.F. is set to go. 38255.
A.E.F. no. 2. 34891.
A.E.F. spells the end of the Axis. 29093.
A.E.F. victory march. 9589.
American fantasie. 155.
American feet. 41752.
American fight song. 24347.
American fighter. 41753.
American Flag. 34892, 41754.
American Flag forever. 29250.
American Flag is flying. 156.
American Flag of victory. 14831.
American Flag parade. 157.
American folk songs. 50911.
American follies. 30417, 36744.
American forever. 19012.
American freedom. 34893.
American gavotte. 47210.
American girl. 9582 (23), 9761.
American greeting. 24219 (38)
American heroes. 50912.
American home. 24348, 50913.
American horizon. 34894.
American hymn. 9762, 19013.
American I am proud tobe. 47211.
American idyll. 34895.
American knights. 19014.
American legion. 9763.
American legion & Legion auxiliary defense song.
38256.
American legion marches on. 9764.
American liberty. 14832.
American love song. 158.
American lullaby. 14833, 34896.
American lullaby of today. 24349.
American maid. 5201 (26)
American marching song. 159.
American men. 29251.
American minuet. 24350.
American mother. 29252.
American mothers. 19015.
American mother’s prayer. 50914.
American nocturne. 29253.
American nurse. 19016.
American organist. 5201 (27), 50835 (15)
American overture journal. 160.
American patriotic airs. 5335.
American patriotic medley. 14834.
American patriotism. 34897.
American patrol. 5336, 5337, 19017-19019, 24351,
24352, 29254, 29255, 34898, 38257-38259, 47212,
47213, 50915, 50916.
American peace march. 34788 (24)
American plan. 34899.
American prayer. 5338, 38260.
American rangers, American commandos. 38261.
American rhapsody. 41755.
American salute march. 19020.
American scene. 34900.
American serenade. 14835.
American skaters waltz. 50835 (16)
American soldier. 5339, 5340.
American soldier boy. 38262.
American soldiers. 5341, 47214.
American song. 41756.
American songster. 24219 (39)
American spirit. 9765, 34901.
American spirit march. 24353.
American story. 14835*
American street, field & jail house cries. 14836.
American symphonette. 9766.
American tango. 50917.
, American victory. 161, 24354, 29256.
American victory anthem. 29257.
American‘victory march. 9767.
American victory song. 9768.
American waltz, the Red, White & Blue. 162.
American way. 163, 164, 5342, 9769, 14837-14839,
19021, 24355, 24356, 29258-29260, 34902, 38263,
41757, 47215, 47216, 50918.
American women. 19022.
American women for defense. 14840.
American women volunteers. 5343.
American workers’ song. 29261.
American youth, glory to be. 38264.
Americana. 165, 24219 (40), 24357, 29262.
Americana collection. 50919.
Americana lady. 24358.
Americaner names. 38265.
Americanism. 5344.
Americans. 166, 34903.
Americans all. 167-169, 5345, 5346, 9770, 9771,
34904, 34905, 38266-38268.
Americans all rally. 14841.
Americans, Americans. 170.
Americans are flying high. 171.
Americans are in to win the war. 9772.
Americans arise to victory. 38269.
Americans come. 50920.
Americans, do not forget. .24359.
Americans, don’t kid yourself. 29263.
Americans, I’m calling you. 41758.
Americans in unity. 9773.
Americans it’s up to you. 5347.
Americans let’s go. 24360.
American’s message. 14842.
Americans must make a change. 172.
Americans on parade. 9774.
Americans on to victory. 19023.
American’s pledge. 29264.
American’s prayer. 173, 19024, 29265.
American’s spirit shall never die. 19025.
Americans, the great. 5348.
Americans to victory. 29266.
Americans tried & true. 47217.
Americans unite. 9775, 14843, 34906.
Americans! We are free. 19026.
Americans, we must be brave. 38270.
Americans we three: Army, navy & marines. 47218
Americans will always be Americans. 24361.
Americans, you&L 174.
Americas. 5349, 9776.
America’s aim. 47219.
America’s answer. 175, 29267, 47220.
America’s awake. 29268, 41759.
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nos. 1-12, 1942
America’s beloved Red White & Blue. 5350.
America’s brave hearts. 5351, 41760.
America’s call. 24362.
America’s call & her answer. 5352.
America’s call toarms. 24363.
America’s calling. 5353, 34907.
America’s calling you. 29269.
America’s challenge. 24364, 29270.
America’s coming through. 5354.
America’s day. 38271.
America’ s defenders. 38272.
America’s destiny. 47221, 50921.
' America’s dream. 41761.
America’s eagles. 19027.
America’s evening prayer. 176.
Americas’ fight song. 5355, 24365.
America’ S fighting men. 50922.
America’ Ss Flag song. 19028.
America’ s hero MacArthur, spirit of victory. 41762.
America’s hope. 24366.
America’s idea. 38273.
America’s in the war. 14844.
America’s inspiration. 29271.
America’s love song. 50923.
America’s lullaby. 50924.
America’s man of destiny. 5356.
America’s march of production. 9777.
America’s march to victory. 19029, 41763.
America’s marching. 19030.
Americas’ marching feet. 34908.
America’s might. 24367.
Americas move forward as one. 5357.
America’s official victory march song. 50925.
America’s on her way. 19031.
America’s on the march. 14845, 19032, 47222,
47223.
America’s our land. 14846.
America's peace. 24368.
America’s pep song. 29272.
America S pledge. 24369.
America’s prayer. 177-179, 9778, 19033, 19034,
~
ry
?
?
?
24370, 29274-29276, 34909, 34910, 38274, 41764,
47224.
Americas’ prayer. 29273.
America’s precious to me. 41765.
America’s rendezvous. 9779.
America’s song. 5358.
America’ s song kit. 34911.
America 8 song of victory. 38275, 50926.
America’s song to the Allies. 38276.
America’s sons go forth to war. 411766.
America’s standard. 24371.
Americas stirring. 19035.
America’ Ss sweetheart. 180, 9780, 24372, 34912.
America’ S sweetheart, here’ sto. 50927.
America’s sweethearts. 29277, 47225.
Americas unidas. 29278.
Americas, unite. 181, 24378.
America’ S united. 182, 9781.
America’ S universal anthem. 5359.
America’ Ss victory march. 9782, 19036, 34913.
America’ S waltz. 9783.
America’s way. 29279.
America’s wish. 29280.
America’s women auxiliary, A. W. A. 34914.
Amerik song. 29281.
Amethyst. 38277.
Amici. 8520.
Amidst the green. 5360.
Amie du regiment. 14847.
Amigo. 47226.
Amigos. 19037.
Ammunition. 19038.
Amnesia. 47227.
Amo filia agricola. 24374.
Among northern pines. 9582 (24)
Among the Cossacks. 24219 (41)
Among the embers. 183.
Among the palms. 24219 (42)
Among the Thousand Islands on a moonlight night.
24219 (43)
Amor. 29282.
Amor de madre. 9582 (25) -
Amor del bueno. 50928.
Amor madrilefio. 41767.
Amor mio sei solo tu. 41768.
Amor vena mi. 41769.
Amor y vals. 41770.
Amorcito lindo. 41771.
Amore. 41772.
Amore di un angelo. 5201 (28)
Amore lontano. 19039.
Amores en Sevilla. 47228.
Amoretti. 50929.
Amoroso. 24219 (44), 29283.
Amour. 184, 29284.
Amour again. 19040.
Amour de Mont-Royal. 14848.
Amour - toujours - l’amour. 185, 29285.
Amourette. 9582 (26)
Amphitheatre. 47229.
Amulet. 24375.
Amulet of Odin. 19041.
Amy. 18845 (7)
An der Wolga. 186.
An die ,Baronin Colombine. 50835 (17)
Ance, ’stwa, drei, hicka, hocka, hei. 47230.
Anchor your heart. 14849.
Anchors aweigh. 14850.
Anchors aweigh to the sky. 14851.
Ancient benedictus. 41773.
Ancient hills. 41774.
Ancient Moravian Christmas carol. 29286.
Ancient song of mourning. 5361.
Ancora una stretta di mano. 29287.
And as we march we'll sing a song. 14852.
And God walked the plains. 14853.
And he that doth search the hearts. 41775.
And heaven smiled. 14854.
And I admit it too. 24376.
And I dreamed a dream of hope. 34915.
And I have you. 19042.
And I know. 187.
And love began. 188.
And love me. 41776.
And many nations shall come & say. 5201 (29)
And nobody cares. 34916.
And now it’s raining. 189.
And so goodbye. 34917.
And sol cried. 50930.
And so my heart. 190.
And so we 80- 19043.
And so we’ve come to this. 191.
And still the Volga flows. 41777.
And still to be enjoyed. 192.
And that’s how we love old Ireland. 50835 (18)
And the great big world went round & round. 47124
(14)
And the heavens were created. 47231.
And the Mississippi flows along. 9784.
And the rain came down. 193.
And the villain still pursued her. 34788 (25)
And then came love. 5362.
And then I wrote. 5363.
And they shall not pass. 41778.
And till the world is set free again. 41779.
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INDEX -
pt. 3,n.s., v, 37
And to think I left my happy home for you. 5201
(30)
And when the Sabbath was past. 5201 (31)
And yet. 5201 (32)
And yet Iknow. 194,
And you. 19044,
And you, & I. 38278.
Andalucia. 9785, 34918.
Andalusian serenade. 14692 (20)
Andante. 9786, 14855, 34919, 50931.
Andante cantabile. 14856.
Andante cantabile & scherzando. 5364.
Andante commodo. 24219 (45)
Andante con moto. 9582 (27)
Andante con moto in E. 5201 (33)
Andante from 5th symphony. 41780.
Andante from 1st movement of 6th symphony.
38279.
Andante from the Fifth symphony. 5365.
Andante pastorale, 38280.
Andante pastorale in A. 24219 (46)
Andante religioso. 24219 (47)
Andantino. 29288.
Andantino from Harpsichord pieces. 34920.
Andantino in G. 38171 (13)
Andantino in modo di canzona. 41610 (13)
Andersen. 18845 (207, 208, 238, 239, 357, 358),
24219 (48, 205, 961, 1063, 1499), 29091 (620,
621, 681-683)
Anderson Eagles. 34921.
Ando borracho. 29289.
Andover rag. 41781.
Andre’s death. 195.
Andrews sisters’ army, navy & marines song folio.
24377.
Andy buys the dance. 5366.
Andy Hardy’s last fling. 47232, 47233, 47914, 48587,
48884, 50485.
Anfitride mazurka. 5201 (34)
Ange d’amour. 9787.
Angel. 9788, 47234.
Angel baby. "41782,
Angel came to a party. 14857.
Angel de amor. 19045.
Angel delight. 196.
Angel Eyes. 50932.
Angel-face, 5367, 9789, 41783.
Angel in an orchid gown. 41784.
Angel in Ireland. 9790.
Angel in my dream, 5368.
Angel in my dreams, 34922.
Angel in overalls. 41785.
Angel in white. 24378, 29290, 29291, 47235.
Angel is you. 197.
Angel of delight. 34923.
Angel of the air force. 34924.
Angel of the Argentine. 38281.
Angel of the night. 198.
Angel of the skyway. 9791.
Angel on earth. 47236.
Angel on earthly parade, 34925,
Angel said no. 199.
Angel sent from heaven. 50933.
Angel who’s waiting for me. 38282.
Angela. 50934.
Angelic. 14858,
Angelina. 24379,
Angelina la ranchera, 47237.
Angeline, 29292, 34788 (26)
Angelo. 200.
Angels & shepherds. 34926.
Angels, bright angels. 19046.
Angels’ chorus. 9582 (28)
Angels Christmas. 50935.
Angels’ flag is the rainbow. 24380.
Angels from heaven. 50936.
Angels from the realms of glory. 53636 (14)
Angels have nothing on you. 24381.
Angels in Hades, 29293.
Angels in uniform. 19047.
Angels lit the star. 47238.
Angels lullaby. 201.
Angels of mercy. 202.
Angels pray. 47239.
Angels’ serenade. 50937.
Angels sing. 19048.
Angels song. 5201 (35), 5369.
Angels spell mother’s name. 24382.
Angels stand by. 14859.
Angels were singing. 47240.
Angelus. 203, 5201 (36), 14692 (21), 53636 (15)
Angelus ad pastores. 24383.
Angelus de la mer. 5370.
Angelus echoes. 204.
Anglo-American hymn. 5371.
Anglo-Saxon the English tune. 34927.
Angostura. 24384.
Anguish. 9792.
Anhelo. 50938.
Anhelos. 14860.
Animal crackeroo. 205.
Animals I have met. 9793.
Animals in picture, story & song. 19049, 24385.
Anita. 5201 (37), 24219 (49), 50835 (19)
Anitra’s dance. 5201 (38), 41786.
_ Ann blowing bubbles. 24386.
Ann listening to the raindrops. 24387.
Anna. 206, 9794.
Anna from Savannah. 50939.
Anna had the biggest cabana in Havana. 14861.
Anna Marie. 24388.
Anna Marie, my darling. 47241.
Anna polka. 5372.
Annabella. 29294.
Annabella, I do love to pick you up on time. 9795.
Annabelle. 50940.
Annalee. 41787.
Annen polka. 50941.
Annette. 9796, 29295, 34928.
Annie in the cabbage patch. 19050.
Annie Laurie. 207, 208, 9797, 14862, 24219 (50),
41788, 50942.
Annie Miller. 19051.
Anniversary in a country cemetery. 41789.
Anniversary march. 29296.
Anniversary waltz. 24389.
Annonciation de la Vierge. 34929.
Ann’s lantern. 24390.
Ann’s lullaby. 24391.
Ann’s shadow. 24392.
Ann’s toys. 24393.
Anona, 47242.
Afiorando. 41790.
Afioranza, 50943.
Anoranzas. 9798.
Another candle, mother. 19052.
Another dawn. 34930.
Another dawn without you. 29297.
Another day. 14863, 41791, 50944.
Another day, another day. 47243,
Another day is gone, 209.
Another goodbye. 38283.
Another little girl. 24219 (51)
Another May. 210.
Another moon. 41792.
Another moon has passed me by. 41793.
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Another new day. 41794.
Another spring. 14864.
Another year. 41795.
Anoushka. 19053.
Ansias de amor. 14865.
Answer. 24219 (52)
Answer-America. 29298,
Answer in each star of liberty. 47244.
Answer is no. 38284.
Answer is yes. 41796.
Answer is you. 47245.
Answer soon. 9799.
Answer the bugle call boys. 24394.
Answer the call. 41797.
Answer to my dreams. 41798.
Answer to My precious darling. 24395.
Answer to Uncle Sammy’s prayer. 47246.
Answer to Walking the floor over you. 41799.
Answer we’ll give the Jap. 41800.
Answers. 34788 (27)
Ant & the grasshopper. 210*.
Anthem chorus. 24396.
Anthem galaxy. 24219 (53)
Anthem of freedom. 38285, 41801.
Anthem of the allies. 211.
Anthem or hymn tune. 9800.
Anthems of the United Nations. 50945.
Anthology of early French organ music from the
12th to the 18th century. 24397.
Anthology of German piano music. 14692 (22)
Anticipation. 14692 (23)
Anticipation valse. 9582 (29)
Antiphon to the Holy Spirit. 9801.
Antiphonae Marianae. 9582 (30)
Anton Dvorak’s tune. 14866.
Anton never knew. 9802.
Antonetta my love. 14867.
Antonio e Cleopatra. 29299.
Ants in the pants. 9803.
Anvil chorus. 14868, 38286.
Anxiety. 41802. -
Any coal. 14692 (24)
Any objections. 5373.
Any old newspapers today, lady. 5374.
Any old night. 24219 (54, 55), 53636 (16)
Any old night is a beautiful night. 5201 (39)
Any oid thing for you Red, White & Blue. 29300.
Any scrap iron today. 29301.
Anyone. 5201 (40)
Anything can happen. 212.
Anything can happen in a blackout. 24398.
Anything can happen ina dream. 14869.
Anything, sweetheart. 34931.
Anything wrong. 19054.
Anything your little heart should crave. 50946.
Anytime. 38287.
Anywhere & everywhere. 29302.
Anywhere on earth is heaven. 34932.
Anzac chorus. 19055.
Anzuelo. 213.
Ao pe da fogueira. 14870.
Ap’ oreon topo. 50947.
Apache Alice. 50948.
Apache medicine chant. 24219 (56)
Apache serenade. 50949.
Apache trail. 24399, 24400, 25143, 27414, 28220,
32630.
Apandee the Javanese man. 38288.
Aparicion. 14871.
Apart. 5375.
Apartment fourty [?) two. 29303.
Apartment scene. 9804.
Aphrodite. 38289.
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Apollo shout. 38290.
Apostles’ creed. 29304.
ApGtre, 9582 (31)
Appalachian Christmas carol. 41803.
Appassionata. 24401.
Appeal. 41854.
Appeal of Christ. 41804.
Appealing to you. 50950.
‘Appel au clocher. 5201 (41)
Apple Blossom Lane. 29305.
Apple blossoms & you. 9805.
Apple boy for me. 50951.
Apple orchard in the spring. 5376.
Apple shiner. 47247.
Apple time. 9582 (32)
Apple tree wassail. 19056, 29306..-
Apples of gold. 5377.
Applesauce. 14872.
Appletree, Katy Lee & me. 34933.
Appointment for love. 214-216, 455, 866, 1928,
2835, 3166, 3167, 3622, 4151, 5378.
Appreciation. 5379.
Appreciation to Mrs. Clara Belle. 19057.
Approaching tornado. 38291.
Aprende a olvidar. 41805.
Aprendiendo la conga. 29307.
Aprietame sabrosa. 50952.
April blossoms. 53636 (17)
April heyday. 9806.
April, May & June. 50953, 50954.
April rain. 38171 (14)
April shower. 29091 (14)
April weather, 5201 (42)
April will come again. 50955.
April without you. 19058.
Apropos, 38171 (15)
Aquamarine. 41806.
Aquarela do Brasil. 19059.
Aquarelle. 9807.
Aquella vez. 41807.
Aquellos si eran rumberos. 50956.
Ara the rah rah the Arab. 29308.
Arab dance. 24402, 29309.
Arab horseman. 29310.
Arab love song. 19060, 41808.
Arabesken. 217.
Arabesque. 34788 (28)
Arabian night. 34788 (29)
Arabian serenade. 14692 (25)
Arabs on horseback. 14873.
Araby. 38171 (16)
Araceli, flor de nardo. 24403.
Arbeau suite. 19061.
Arbitration march. 50835 (20)
Arcadiens. 34788 (30)
Archer’s triumph. 47248.
Archie. 41809.
Ardent marigolds. 24404.
Are we falling out of love. 34934.
Are we happy. 9808.
Are we ready buddies. 9809.
Are ye a’ a’ richt in Auchter-muchty. 50835 (21)
Are youadream. 41810.
Are you building for time. 38292.
Are you comin’ back. 14874.
Are you counting the cost. 34788 (31)
Are you doing your best. 53636 (18)
Are you downhearted-no. 18845 (8)
Are you from Dixie? ’Cause I’m from Dixie too.
47124 (15)
Are you going my way. .50957.
Are you going my way, dear. 29311.
Are you going to shoot some other girlie’s daddy.
24219 (57)
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INDEX
Are you happy. 29312.
Are you kiddin’. 19062, 19063.
Are you kidding. 41811.
Are you living in the center of God’s will. 47249.
Are you my love. 24405,
Are you ready ol’ man, 34935.
Are you real. 5380.
Are you riding the beam. 19064.
Are you satisfied. 38293.
Are you saved to serve. 53636 (19)
Are you selling songs mister. 5361.
Are you sorry now. 5382.
Are you sticking. 14875,
Are you still dreaming. 9810.
Are you sure you’re doing what you want to do. 218.
Are you the girl. 38294,
Are you trying to break my heart. 38295.
Are you willing to count the cost. 29313.
Are yuh spoken fer. 14876.
Areknaz. 17581.
Aren’t you unfair. 219,
Areruru awa. 41812.
Arevelkoom. 14877,
Argentina, 29314.
Argentina rose. 41813.
Argentine cafe. 41814.
Argentine dream. 34936.
Argentine fantasia. 34937.
Argentine nocturne. 34938.
Argentine rhapsody. 34939.
Argument. 220.
Aria. 221, 222, 9582 (33), 50958.
Aria & Andante. 41815,
Aria from St. Matthew’s passion, 34940.
Aria u. gavotte. 50959.
Ariadne auf Naxos. 9582 (164-166)
Arie, Der Lucinde. 24219 (58)
Arie, Immer wenn mein auge. 24219 (59)
Ariel. 41816.
Arien-album. 5201 (43), 14692 (26), 29091 (15, 16)
Arietta. 41817,
Ariette. 5383, 5384.
Ariette from Richard the Lion-hearted. 41818.
Ariette from Zemire & Azor. 41819.
Arioso. 34941,
Arioso in the ancient style. vey (20)
Arise, 34942.
Arise, America, 5385, 14878, 24406, 34943, 38296,
47250,
Arise & soar. 9811.
Arise! arise! America. 9812, 50960.
Arise, glad heart, 53636 (21)
Arise my darling. 223, 24219 (60-62)
Arise, shine. 24219 (63), 24407.
Arise, shine, for thy light is come. 38171 (17)
Arise! Sons & daughters of Hindustan. 47251,
Arise - strike back America. 41820.
Arise tonight moon above. 5386.
Arizona. 224, 24408, 47252.
Arizona cowboy. 29315, 34944,
Arizona cyclone. 2276, 8451.
Arizona madonna. 19065,
Arizona moon. 5387,
Arizona moonlight, 29316, 41821.
Arizona nights. 24409.
Arizona sunset. 50961,
Arizona way. 19066.
Arkansas. 34945,
Arkansas blues. 19067.
Arkansas hero, 29317,
Arkansas moon. 9813.
Arkansas Ozark. 19068.
Arkansas razorback, 41822,
oo
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Arkansaw traveler. 9814, 9815.
Arkansaw traveller. 14879.
Arlene. 9816.
Arlequinade, 29091 (17)
Arlésienne, 41823.
Arm behind the army. 225.
Arm thee! Arm thee. 50835 (22)
Armenian song bouquet. 14880.
Armful of you. 47253.
Armida. 52132.
Armistice. 41824.
Armoured force song. 14881.
Arms for the love of America. 226, 227, 38297.
Arms for victory. 47254, 50962.
Arms wide open for you. 41825.
Army. 5388.
Army air corps. 9817-9819, 29318.
Army air corps cadets. 47255.
Army & navy. 47256.
Army & navy Christmas carols, 19069.
Army & navy marching song. 228.
Army & navy together. 41826, 50963.
Army & the navy & the marines. 47257.
Army band. 50964.
Army blues, 229, 34946.
Army builds. 230.
Army camp blues, 24410. '
Army engineers. 19070.
Army girl. 19071, 41827.
Army grit. 231.
Army has got me, 9820.
Army life. 232, 47258.
Army man, 47259.
Army mascot. 5389.
Army mother, 41828.
Army mule, the navy goat & the kick of the kangaroo,
24411, 29319.
Army, navy & marines, 47260.
Army of Bataan. 9821.
Army of peace, 233.
Army of the free are we. 38298,
Army of the I. L. G. U. 19072.
Army of the U.S. A. 9822.
Army of today’s all right. 5390, 14692 (27)
Army parade. 234, 29320.
Army pep song. 9823.
Army private. 235.
Army song. 24412.
Army sweetheart. 38299,
Army test. 24413,
Army, the navy & the air, 9824,
Army, the navy & the marines. 47261.
Army, the navy, the air corps & marines. 19073.
Army training for the good old U.S. A. 47262.
Army V song. 19074.
Army victorious, 5201 (44)
Army won’t take me. 50965.
Army-o. 5391.
Army’s glider pilots, we are. 29321.
Army’s got my man, 9825.
Army's made a man out of me. 29322.
Army's made a new man out of me, 47263.
Army's not so bad after all. 19075,
Army’s the same as it was in seventeen. 5392.
A-rocketing to the moon. 38300.
Around the corner. 41829, 47264.
Around the country avenue. 14882.
Around the map. 50835 (153, 364, 419)
Around the moon ona penny. 50966.
Around these clouds of gray. 14883.
Arouse you proud American. 14884.
Arouse yourself, America, 9826.
A-roving. 24414,
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nos, 1-12, 1942
Arrayan, 24415,
Arrepentido. 41830.
Arrieros. 29323.
Arrival at Ellen’s. 9827.
Arrival at Soda City. 29324,
Arrival in Berlin, 41831.
Arrullo de amor. 50967.
Arrullos de mar. 50968.
Arrurru. 34947,
Arsenal. 50969.
Arsenal of democracy. 5393, 47265,
Art of octave playing. 9582 (34)
Art of phrasing. 14692 (28, 29)
Arthur Murray taught me dancing | in a hurry.
19076.
Artistic contralto. 5201 (45)
Artist’s life. 5394, 19077, 24416, 41832, 47266.
Artsah alinu, 29325.
As a little child, 24219 (64)
As arule. 50970.
As America sang. 29326.
As beautiful as you. 24417.
As before. 19078.
As evening shadows fall. 14885,
As far as my heart can see. 9828.
As far as my heart’s concerned. 50971,
As he rode her around in his wonderful one horse
shay. 38171 (18, 19)
As I burn your letters, 34948.
As I look at my picture of you, 41833.
As I pass by your window. 19079.
As I ride with my girl & guitar. 9829.
_ As I walk tonight all alone, 24418.
As I watch my love affair go by. 29327.
As I went a-roaming. 53636 (22)
As if you din’t [?| care. 24419.
AS r ll remember you. 19080.
As I’m an American, 5395.
As inadream, 34949.
As it began to dawn. 53636 (23)
As it fell upon a night. 24420.
As it is written. 38171 (20)
As Joseph was a-walkin’. 9830.
As Joseph was a-walking. 236, 38301, 50972.
As life what is so sweet, 41834.
As long as children pray. 237.
As long as I have you. 24421, 29328, 34950.
As long as I live. 5396, 9831, 38302.
As long as people sing everything will be okay.
19081,
As long as there’s 2 V in love. 24422,
As long as we fight for you. 38303.
As long as we’re free. 50973.
As long as you're in love with me. 47267.
AS long as you’re not in love with anyone else, why
don’t you fall in love with me. 34951.
As lovers should. 19082.
As night begins to call your name, 29329.
As of today, I’m not breaking your heart anymore.
14886,
As our boys go marching by. 238.
As our boys march on. 24423.
As soon as my heart was turned. 14887.
As the gold in the sunbeam, 5397.
As the rhumba goes. 14888.
As the silvery moon sails the midnight blue.
&s the sun goes down, 5398, 38305.
As the Yanks go marching on. 50974.
As time goes marching on. 239,
As time goes on. 5399, 14889, 19083, 34952.
As we carry the cross for Thee. 19084,
As we come marching home. 24424,
As we go marching on, 29330.
38304,
1979
As we march along to victory. 9832.
As we march onto victory. 19085.
As we roll along. 50975.
As we traveled, 41835.
As we were, 47268.
As westward I wander.
As with gladness, 240.
As with you, ’tis with me. 29331.
As you like it. 24219 (680), 34788 (614)
As you were. 241, 19087, 29332, 47269, 50976.
Ascension, 24219 (65)
Aschenbrodel. 5201 (46)
Ascher’s success album for young bands & orches-
tras. 41836,
Asesino de amor. 29333.
Ash grove. 50977.
Ashamed of you? No never. 9833.
Ashburnham, 14890.
Ashes. 24425,
Ashes & ashes. 29334.
Ashes in my heart. 242.
Ashes of my diary. 5400.
Ashes of roses. 19088.
Asi. 50978.
Asies amar. 41837.
Asi te adoro. 19089.
Asi te quiero yo. 243,
Ask & He will guide. 244.
Ask Hawaii. 245.
Ask Him. 53636 (24)
Ask me. 9834.
Ask me another. 5401.
Ask your heart, 41838.
Askey’s (Arthur) album of silly little songs, 246.
Asleep in Jesus. 14692 (30)
Asleep in the deep. 247, 50979.
Asli keram. 14891.
Asperges me, 14892,
Asphodel, 18845 (9)
Aspiration, 47124 (16)
Assembly & air cantabile. 9835.
Assembly line. 47270.
Assembly march. 47124 (17)
Assumpta est Maria, 5402.
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 24426,
Assumption victory song. 14893.
Assurance, 29335, 41839.
Asta goes a-calling. 9836.
Asthor. 5403.
Astrid, 38171 (21)
Asylum. 41840.
At a Georgia campmeeting. 9837.
At a time like this. 50980.
At Abe Kabibble’s kabaret. 24219 (66, 67)
At all times. 47271.
At Annie’s wedding. 41841.
At break o’ day. 47124 (18)
At breakfast time he always has a lily. 47124 (19)
At breakfast time he’d always have a lily. 34788
_ (32)
At Calvary. 5201 (47)
At candlelight. 14692 (31)
At Christmas. 14894.
At close of day. 14895, 34788 (33), 47124 (20)
At dawning. 29091 (18, 19)
At Dolores’ window. 9582 (35)
At dusk. 9838.
At ease soldier, 38306,
At Easter time. 9839.
At evening. 248, 24219 (68), 34788 (34)
At eventide. 24219 (69, 70)
At first sight. 47272.
At golden sunset, 5404.
19086.
INDEX
a a aT MN IT SS EE A
At her spinning wheel. 38171 (22)
At home. 41842.
At home & abroad. 29336.
At last. 24219 (71), 24427.
At last I know it’s love. 19090.
At last I lost my heart. 249.
At last I’ve found love. 5405.
At last the story came true. 19091.
At last united. 41610 (14)
At last we’ve met. 250.
At last you are here. 38307.
At La Villita. 9840.
At least I tried. 29337.
At least you could save me a dream. 19092.
At Lullaby Bay. 5406.
At mention of your name. 34953.
At midnight, 34954.
At Mission El Carmel. 38308.
At morn, 38171 (23)
At my finger tips. 29338.
At nightfall. 5407.
At our little tango party. 34788 (35)
At our sunset rendevous [?} 34955.
At parting. 14896, 14897.
At peace. 19093.
At Pearl Harbor. 41843.
At recess. 24219 (72)
At Sonya’s cafe. 29339.
At summer’s end. 5408.
At that San Francisco fair. 24219 (73), 53636 (25)
At that vegetable party. 251.
At that Yiddish society ball. 18845 (10), 38171 (24)
At the angels’ ragtime ball. 47124 (21)
At the army camp’s annual ball. 29340.
At the ballet. 41844,
At the bankrupts’ ball. 24219 (74)
At the bazaar, 252.
At the beach. 19094.
At the big shots’ ball, 50981.
At the blacksmith’s workshop. 47273.
At the bottom of a hill. 9841.
At the carnival. 29091 (20)
At the close of day. 41845.
At the close of the day. 9842.
At the Club Savoy. 34956.
At the College Inn. 14898.
At the console. 41846.
At the Cordon Rouge, contd, 19095.
At the county fair. 24219 (75), 47124 (22)
At the cross-roads. 34957, 34958, 41847, 50982.
At the cry of the first bird. 14899.
At the dance. 24219 (76)
At the door of mercy. 29091 (21)
At the early bird matinee. 253.
At the end of another day. 29341,
At the end of that Lonesome frail. 19096.
At the end of the day. 9843.
At the end of the love trail. 14900.
At the end of the rainbow. 9844, 38309.
At the end of the road. 254.
At the end of the Sunset frail. 19097.
At the fairy ball. 38171 (25)
At the final victory. 24428,
At the fire escape. 9845.
At the five & ten cent store. 47124 (23)
At the flower show. 9582 (36)
At the foot of the bed. 255.
At the foot of the shrine. 19098.
At the fort. 38310.
At the fountain, 14692 (32)
At the fox trot ball. 5201 (48), 14692 (591), 24219
(1158)
At the garbage gentlemen’s ball. 5201 (49)
1980 i
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
At the gate. 38311.
At the gates. 14901.
At the goblin’s ball. 5409.
At the Golden Gate. 9582 (37)
At the head of Uncle Sam’s parade. 5410.
At the hoboe’s ball, 24219 (77)
At the hotel. 50983,
At the ice carnival. 50984,
At the juke box serenade. 5411.
At the Kansas City canteen. 47274,
At the Lamb’s high feast we sing. 5201, (50, 51)
At the Mardi gras. 41848. -
At the masquerade. 29091 (22)
At the mass meeting in Harlem. 29342. 7
At the mention of your name. 29343.
At the Mermaid inn. 24219 (78)
At the mid hour of night, 41849. ;
At the military ball. 29344.
At the old altar rail I] am praying. 5412.
At the old cross-road. 18845 (11)
At the old plantation ball. 38171 (26)
At the Panama-Pacific fair. 24219 (79)
At the piano, 47275,
At the pilot light on the submarine. 9846.
At the President’s birthday ball. 256.
At the rainbow’s end. 24429.
At the ranch at the rainbow of dreams, 29345.
At the rodeo. 257.
At the Savoy. 41850.
At the shrine of love. 29346.
At the shrine of Saint Ann. 41851.
At the skating rink. 9847,
At the sound of the bugle call. 50985.
At the telephone. 34959.
At the top of the world with you. 24430.
At the turkey trot. 14902.
At the U.S.O. 29347.
At the very sight of you. 5413.
At the vicar’s fancy ball. 18845 (12)
At the victory parade. 5414,
At the White House. 38312.
At the Yiddish wedding jubilee. 24219 (80), 38171
(27, 28)
At times my thoughts come drifting. 258.
At twilight. 5201 (52), 9848, 29348, 34788 (36) {
At your post. 9849, :
At your service, Uncle Sam. 34960, 34961.
Atardecer, 259. ;
Athalia. 5201 (499), 18363, ;
Athalie. 29349.
Atlantic charter, 34962, 41852.
Atlantic City, I’m coming to you. 47276.
Atlas did it, but he won’t admit it. 29350.
Atmospheric sketches. 50835 (23)
Atromiti ellas. 14903.
At’s in there, 5415,
Attack, 41853, 41854.
Attack on Hawaii. 9850.
Attack on Pearl Harbor. 260, 14904, 24431, 47277.
Attende Domine. 5416, 5417.
Attente, 14692 (33)
Attention. 5418, 38313,
Attention all is the call. 24432.
Attention, salute our Flag. 9851.
Attention when the Flag is passing. 19099.
Attic & cellar parade. 9852. 4
Au cimetiere, 5201 (53)
Au Lac Como. 24433.
Au lointain, 41855.
Au matin. 41856, 47278. 4
Au moulin, 9853,
Au pays des Bengalis. 5201 (54)
Au revoir. 50986.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Au revoir, my lovely one. 14905.
Au revoir, not goodbye, 29351.
Au revoir Paree. 9854.
Au revoir to romance. 19100.
Aubade. 5201 (55), 5419, 38171 (29)
Aubade printaniere. 14906.
Auch ich war ein jlingling. 5201 (56)
Auction pinochle song. 9582 (38)
Audacity. 5201 (57)
_ Auf dem tanzvergnugen. 5201 (58)
Auf denn zum tanz. 14692 (261)
Auf wiedersehn, 34788 (37)
Auf’s grabkreuz. 14692 (34)
Auld house, 5201 (59)
Auld lang syne. ‘261, 262, 14907, 19101, 24434.
Auld Mother Scotland. 14692 (35)
Aunt Deedy’s & poster. 9855.
Aunt Hagar’s country home. 47279.
Aunt Sally. 53636 (26)
Auntie Skinner’s chicken dinner. 9582 (39), 34788
» (38), 53636 (27)
Aunty Sneeze Rinso. 5420.
Aura on a summer’s eve. 41857.
Aural culture based upon musical appreciation, 14692
(36)
Aurelia, 5201 (60)
Aurora, 29352.
Aurora borealis. 34963.
Aurora tropical. 50987.
Aus ernster zeit. 24219 (81), 47124 (24)
Ausencia. 41858.
Ausencia gris. 50988.
Aussie moon. 19102.
Aussies and the Yanks are here. 24435.
Australia. 19103, 38314.
Australia bound. 38315.
Australian belle. 14908.
Autumn. 263, 14692 (37, 38), 19104, 38171 (30),
50989.
Autumn breeze. 18845 (13)
Autumn dances. 264.
Autumn days are here. 38316.
Autumn dreams, 5421, 29091 (23)
Autumn fields. 265.
Autumn flowers. 24219 (82, 83)
Autumn in Sans Souci. 266.
Autumn in spring. 24436.
Autumn in the Ozarks. 9856.
Autumn is coming. 14692 (39)
Autumn lament. 47280.
Autumn leaves. 5422, 9857, 14692 (40), 47281.
Autumn leaves in the mountains. 29353.
Autumn lullaby. 9858.
Autumn melody. 38317.
Autumn memories. 5201 (61)
Autumn moon, 5423.
Autumn nocturne. 9859, 50990.
Autumn reverie. 14909.
Autumn road. 24437.
Autumn romance. 9860.
Autumn serenade. 9861, 41859.
Autumn shadows. 19105.
Autumn song. 19106, 47124 (25)
Autumn theme. 29354.
Autumn tints. 14692 (41)
Autumn voices. 19107.
Autumn wind so wistful. 47124 (26)
Autumn winds. 38318.
Autumnal spirit. 14692 (42)
Autumn’s art, 9862.
Autunno. 47282.
Auvoir [?} but not goodbye. 14910.
Auxiliary corps. 19108.
1981
Available Jones. 34964, 38319.
Ave America. 29355.
Ave Maria. 267-270, 3019, 5424-5431, 9863, 9864,
14911-14913, 19109-19111, 24219 (84), 24438,
24439, 29356-29360, 34788 (39), 34965-34967,
38171 (31), 38320, 41860-41865, 47124 (27),
47283, 47284, 50991-50997, 53636 (28)
Ave Maria for victory & peace. 50998.
Ave Maria morena. 19112.
Ave Maris Stella. 14914, 41610 (15)
Ave Mors. 50835 (24)
Ave verum. 19113, 47285, 50999.
Ave verum corpus. 47286.
Avenge Pearl Harbor. 9865, 29361, 38321.
Aventura. 5432.
Aveu. 24219 (85)
Avia Adnil. 9866.
Aviation cadets of the navy. 271, 9867.
Aviation hymn. 51000.
Aviator. 19114.
Aviators’ march. 14915.
Aviator’s prayer. 29362.
Aviators song. 5433, 19115, 24440.
Aviator’s waltz. 272.
Avion. 14916.
Avourneen. 38171 (32)
Avowal. 273, 24219 (86), 41866.
Aw, come on & cuddle me up. 38322.
Aw gee. 5434.
Awake. 29363, 38171 (33, 34)
Awake America. 5435, 5436, 19116, 19117, 29364,
29365, 51001.
' Awake! America! Awake. 9868, 19118.
Awake & dreaming. 24441.
Awake & sing America. 47287.
Awake! Awake. 5201 (62)
Awake! Awake! America. 5437, 9869, 19119,
24442, 29366, 38323, 38324.
Awake, awake, good people. 274.
Awake in my barracks. 47288.
Awake! My lads, awake. 29367.
Awake! O sons ofZion. 51002.
Awake up, my glory. 5201 (63)
Awakening. 9870, 29368, 38325, 47289, 50835 (25)
Away down home. 275.
Away down South in Dixie. 19120.
Away from each other. 5438.
Away from home. 34968.
Away from you. 34969.
Away ina manger. 29091 (24), 34970.
Away out there. 5439.
Away to the fields. 14692 (43)
Away to the woods. 14692 (44)
A-whistlin’ I go. 34971.
Ax is in our hands. 34972.
Axe grinders. 5440.
Axe the Axis. 34973.
Axis blues. 34974.
Axis comedy. 19121, 24443.
Axis defeat. 24444.
Axis mistake. 19122.
Axis power. 14917.
Axis treachery. 41867.
Axis will get the axe. 47290.
Ay, ay, ay. 9871, 41868, 47291.
Ay ben in army now. 5441.
Ay Dio’. 276.
Ay Dolores. 277.
Ay jalisco note rajes. 28210.
Ay, Maricruz. 29369.
Ay! Tu no sabes. 41869.
Aye aye the navy. 47292.
Ayeder sheest. 19123.
INDEX 3 ar
Ayer. 9872.
Ayn charod, 29370.
Ayzeh peleh. 29371.
Ax se nam vratf jaro zas. 29372, 47293.
Azalea. 34975.
Azaleas. 29373.
Azzopardi - studien. 5201 (64)
B. A. B. A. - B. A. B. B. 19124.
B-19. 29374.
B. O. . 24445.
B.O. 29375.
Ba-a, ba-a, ba-a eheee: I got to have my wool to-
day. 5442.
Baa baa blues. 19125.
Baa, baa, boo. 29376.
Baabie. 41870.
Ba-ah m’nucha. 29377.
Baba Yaga. 9873.
Babble-ee, babble-o. 47294.
Babbling brook. 18845 (14)
Babe in Bethlehem’s manger laid. 29378.
Babe in the manger. 47295.
Babe’s first cry. 41610 (16)
Babes in the Broadway woods. 34976.
Babes in the wood. 53636 (29, 30)
Babes in Toyland. 26527.
Babes on Broadway. 427, 7396, 43185.
Ba-bi-ba-ba-bashful. 24446.
Babies’ night. 24219 (87)
Babillage. 9874.
Babillarde. 24219 (88)
Babushka hop. 41871.
Baby. 278, 5443, 9875, 41872, 41873, 47296, 51003.
Baby baby, easy rider. 14918.
Baby, bank your love in my heart. 279.
Baby, be good. 34977.
Baby behave. 5444,
Baby blue. 47297.
Baby Blue Eyes. 280.
Baby boogie. 281.
Baby bounce. 41874.
Baby burlesque. 29379.
Baby bye, here’s a fly. 24219 (89)
Baby crawls to see the world. 5445.
Baby dear. 14919, 41875.
Baby discovers his fingers & toes. 5446.
Baby don’ t be blue. 24447.
Baby, don’t scold me. 38326.
Baby dynamo. 19126.
Baby fingers. 14920.
Baby girl. 29380.
Baby Grace. 282.
Baby had red hair. 283.
Baby have a heart. 5447.
Baby, he’s a wolf. 47298.
Baby, I ain’t satisfied. 284, 24448.
Baby, I g° for that. 41876.
Baby, I’ll get you yet. 19127.
Baby in love. 9876.
Baby in nightie. 41877.
Baby is happy, he walks. 5448.
Baby is happy with daddy. 5449.
Baby, keep your chin up. 41878.
Baby Marie. 38327.
Baby mine. 285, 51004.
Baby o’ mine. 29381, 19128.
Baby shoes are treading on my heart. 47299.
Baby sister. 29382.
Baby sleeping ina manger. 41879.
Baby so sweet. 9582 (40, 41)
Baby soldier, goodbye. 41880.
Baby talk. 286, 14921.
Baby, that’s for me. 41881.
pt. 3,0. S., v. 37
Baby to you. 287.
Baby! What about you. 47300.
Baby, whatcha say we do it now. 288.
Baby, when I get you alone. 9877.
Baby where did you get those lies. 47301.
Baby won t you change your mind. 14922.
Baby, won’t you please say maybe. 289.
Baby, you can say that again. 41882.
Baby, you could be my priority. 14923.
Baby, you’ ve become a habit with me. “ar
Baby you’ve got something there. 19129.
Babyland. 9878.
Babylon. 290.
Babylon the great. 24219 (90)
Babylone. 14692 (545)
Baby’ S cradle waltz. 51005.
Baby’ s dream. 47302.
Baby’ S lullabye. 14924.
Baby’s prayer. 29383, 41883.
Baby’s prayer for her "daddy: 41884.
Baby’s sacrifice for victory. 34979.
Baccarat. 29384.
Bacchanale. 53636 (31)
Bach (Johann Sebastian) klavierwerke. 34788 (40)
Bach adagio. 29385.
Bach - for the harp. 41885.
Bach to boogie. 5450.
Bachelor’s lament. 38328.
Bachelors waltz. 5451.
Bach’s harmonic progressions. 41886.
Bacio. 291, 19130.
Back again. 38329.
Backat the hotel. 24449.
Back at the old state fair. 34980.
Back from over there. 29386.
Back home. 24450, 47303.
Back home again in Georgia. 9879.
- Back in Caroline. 9880.
Back in old Arkansas. 38330.
Back in the cock-pit again. 34981. |
Back in the days of mother & dad. 14925.
Back in the good old days. 14926.
Back in the old Golden West. 29387.
Back in the saddle again. 51006.
Back in the U. S. A. 29388, 34982.
Back in your arms again. 34983.
Back of the scenes, with the army, navy & marines.
51007.
Back of the U. S. A. 9881.
Back on the prairie is my home. 51008.
Back once. more to Carolina. 5452.
Back out. 5201 (65), 29091 (25)
Back over the mountains. 5453.
Back the Red, White & Blue with piv 292.
Back to Africa. 41887.
Back to Bataan. 9882.
Back to California. 19131.
Back to Donegal. 9883.
Back to finish the job. 5454, 9884.
Back to Gethsemane. 38331.
Back to grandma’s days. 293, 47304.
Back to horse & buggy days. 19132.
Back to my home in Texas. 29389.
Back to Old Glory & you. 47305.
Back to old Smoky Mountain. 41888.
Back to the Carolina you love. 14692 (45)
Back to the Japanese Sea. 38332.
Back to Tokio. 19133.
Back up America. 5455.
Back up our buck privates with our private bucks.
41889.
Back up the U. S. A. 41890, 51009.
Back up your country, with your stamps & bonds &
buy. 9885.
1982
INDEX
Back water daughter. 29091 (26)
Back will come laughter. 9886.
Backtracking. 19134. ;
Backward boy. 29390.
Backward we look, O God of all our days. 5456.
Bad boy. 24451. _ .
Bad Land jig. 9887.
Bad Lands of Dakota. 1462, 3915.
Bad little three blind mice. 19135.
Bad penny. 41891.
Bad weather. 294.
Badinage. 295, 24219 (91)
Baffled. 19136.
Bag of whistles. 50835 (26)
Bag-pipe swing. 51010.
Bagatelle. 5201 (66), 5457, 29091 (27)
Bagged. 24452.
Bagpipes. 5458.
Bahama baby. 5459.
Bahama beguine. 14927.
Bahamas’ coral shore. 41892.
Baila negrita. 29391, 41893.
Baile de bdle-bdle. 5460.
Bajazzo 9582 (444, 445)
Bajo el cielo azul. 296.
Bajo la reja. 29392.
Bajo las glicinas. 24453.
Bajo un palmar tranquilo. 297.
Baker’s boy & the chimney sweep. 18845 (15),
24219 (92)
Baker’s wife. 9888.
Bakiff. 9889, 14928.
Bal masqué. 5201 (67), 50835 (27)
Balada. 29393.
Balalaika. 5461.
Balalaika help me forget. 9890.
Balamina. 9891.
Balancoire. 5201 (68)
Balboa. 29394.
Balcony address. 47306.
Ball at Balboa. 24454.
Ballad. 53636 (32)
Ballad for today. 41894.
Ballad in V. 9892.
Ballad of Colin Kelly. 5462.
Ballad of Der Furor. 5463.
Ballad of Dorie Miller. 29395.
Ballad of Douglas MacArthur. 9893.
Ballad of home. 38333.
Ballad of Hosy. 14929.
Ballad of John Brown. 5464.
Balled of Lidice. 29396.
Ballad of Ol’ Jacob. 298.
Ballad of Pearl Harbor. 5465.
Ballad of the filly-loo-bird. 5466.
Ballad of the negro recruit. 41895.
Ballad of the world’s edge. 5467.
Ballad told at candle-light. 34788 (41)
Ballade. 5201 (69), 9894, 34984.
Ballade & refrain rococo. 5201 (70)
Ballade triste. 299.
Ballade von den Masurischen Seen. 24219 (93)
Ballerina of Argentina. 24455.
Ballet dance. 38334.
Ballet nights. 29397.
Ballet suite. 300, 301, 24456.
Ballin’ the jack. 5201 (71), 14692 (46)
Balloon. 24219 (94)
Baltimore Lu. 29398.
Baltimore oriole. 9895.
Bamba no samba. 51011.
Bambalina. 41896.
Bambi. 6468, 19137, 26287, 26324, 26425, 28130,
28251.
Bamboo flute. 29399.
Bananas, bananas ep. 9896.
Band. 34985.
Band begins to play. 41897.
Band played all the time. 24219 (95)
Band played on. 302.
Banderilleros. 24219 (96)
Bandmaster A. R. D. 34986.
Bang! Bang! Bang. 41898.
Bang, bang, bang, bang. 24457.
Bang que choque. 24458.
Banjo capers. 29400.
Banjo Eyes. 6660, 7019, 7275, 8785, 9195, 9455,
18714.
Banjo song. 5469, 29401.
Banner of freedom. 38335.
Banner of freedom is our own. 47307.
Banners of freedom. 29402.
Bantam strut. 5201 (72)
Bar & grill polka. 5470.
Bar antofagasta. 21542.
Baracoa. 19138.
Baramba. 41899.
Barasoain mazurkas. 19139.
Barbara. 5201 (73)
Barbara discovers Gerente. 41900.
Barbara polka. 9897.
‘Barbary. 47124 (28, 29)
Barber cues. 19140.
Barber of Seville. 9898.
Barber of Seville overture. 9898.
Barber shop bass. 303.
Barber shop quartet. 51012.
Barca bruna. 5471.
Barcarola. 41901.
Barcarole. 47124 (67)
Barcarolle. 304, 9899, 24459, 50835 (28)
Barcelona beauties. 34788 (42)
Bard of Armagh. 9582 (42) ~
Barde. 5201 (74)
Barefoot boy. 24460. ©
Barkarole. 9582 (43)
Barkeeps. 52023.
Barn swallow polka. 24461, 24462.
Barnes (George) guitar styles. 29403.
Barnet bounce. 24463.
Barnicombe fair. 47124 (30)
Barnstorming. 14930.
Barnum. 9899*.
Barnum & Bailey rag. 9582 (44)
Barnyard parade. 24464.
Baron arrives. 9900.
Baron is shot. 9901.
Barracks inthe sky. 19141.
Barrage balloon song. 41902.
Barrelhouse beguine. 14931.
Barrelhouse Bessie from Basin street. 305, 19142,
19143.
Barrelhouse blues. 29404.
Barrendero. 19144.
Barry's escape. 29405.
Bars are down in Lovers Lane. 41610 (17)
Bartered bride. 1197, 29091 (28), 29567, 34788 (43)
Bartolome the juggler. 34988, 36077, 36597, 38336.
Barumbalumba. 38337.
Baseball. 19145.
Baseball montage. 9902.
Bashful boy & a shy little girl. 5472.
Bashful bull-frog. 5473.
Bashful lady. 19146.
Bashful me. 14932.
Basia polka. 5474.
Basie blues. 34989.
1983
INDEX
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Basie boogie. 306.
Basin street ball. 38338.
Basket ball. 24219 (97)
Bass drummer. 51013.
Bass polka. 19147.
Bastien & Bastienne. 19148.
Bat. 38339, 53636 (33)
Bataan, 19149, 29406, 47308, 47309, 51014.
Bataan blues. 24465.
Bataan defenders. 47310.
Bataan jungle. 38340.
Bataan went out fighting. 14933.
Batista. 51015.
Bats in the belfry. 24466.
Battalion drill. 24219 (98)
Battellino. 19150.
Batten down all hatches. 38341.
Battle. 50835 (29)
Battle cry. 41903, 51016.
Battle cry of freedom. 34788 (44)
Battle cry of justice. 9903, 34990.
_ Battle for democracy. 9904.
Battle hymn. 24467.
Battle hymn of aviation. 5475.
Battle hymn of Bataan. 14934. .
Battle hymn of democracy. 9905, 24468.
Battle hymn of freedom. 24469, 24470.
Battle hymn of 1942. 41904,
Battle hymn of the peoples century. 29407.
Battle hymn of the Republic. 14935.
Battle is on, 51017-51019,
Battle must be won. 29408,
Battle ode. 56835 (30)
Battle of Blenheim, 24219 (99)
Battle of Britain, 38342.
Battle of Pearl Harbor, 5476.
Battle of production, 47311.
Battle of the Coral Sea, 38343.
Battle of the nations, 24219 (100)
Battle of the Phillipines. 41905,
Battle of Wake Island. 5477,
Battle on, Bataan. 9906,
Battle prayer. 41906.
Battle requiem, 47312.
Battle song. 29409, 47313,
Battle song of democracy. 14936.
Battle song of S.M.U. 41907.
Battle song of the Pacific. 307.
Battle song of the Tornados, 38344,
Battle song of the United Nations. 29410,
Battle song of victory. 41908.
Battle song to Uncle Sam. 41909,
Battlefields last hour, 9907.
Battles, 29411.
Battleship sails tonight. 5478.
Batuque fantasia. 14937,
Bay Side Sal, my lovin’ gal. 14938.
Bayer’s theme. 308,
Bayin’ at the moon, 47314,
Bayou ballads. 51020.
Bayou lullaby. 41910.
Bayou moon, 29411*, :
Bayside fox trot, 41610 (18)
Be a backer, 47315,
Be a booster, say hello. 38345.
Be a crazy zany. 309.
Be a good American, 24471,
Be a good little girl. 41911,
Be a good little soldier, 19151, 38346,
Be a good soldier, 24472,
Be a good soldier while your daddy’s away. 19152,
29412,
Be ahero. 38347,
Be a loyal American, 310.
Be a man, 9582 (45)
Be a man among men, 38348,
Be a man of God. 5201 (75)
Be a pal to me. 19153.
Be a patriot. 311.
Be a real American. 312, 9908.
Be a soldier for the Red, White & Blue, 38349,
Be a wise young owl, 19154,
Be always true, my darling. 24473.
Be American at heart. 14939.
Be an evangelist, 29413.
Be at rest. 53636 (34)
Be brave! Be strong. 29091 (29)
Be brave, beloved. 14940.
Be brave, my country, be brave. 313.
Be brave, my darling. 14941,
Be brave, my mother, be brave, 19155,
Be brave, my son, 47316,
Be careful. 5201 (76)
Be careful, it’s my heart. 19156,
Be careful, Mary. 14692 (47), 38171 (35)
Be careful what you say about the U.S. A. 29414.
Be careful who you’re loving. 9909,
Be careful with your wings, 29415,
Be careful you don’t fall in love. 29416,
Be cheerful, while I’m away. 51021.
Be confidential with me. 29417,
Be fair & warmer to me, 14942,
Be faithful, 314,
Be friends. 19157,
Be glad today. 19158.
Be glad you’re a Yankee, 9910,
Be good, goodbye. 29418.
Be good to my boy, Uncle Sam, 9911.
Be good to Uncle Sam, 34991.
Be happy. 9912, 52808.
Be happy-go-lucky. 5479.
Be kind in love. 47317,
Be kind to him, 41912,
Be loyal. 19159,
Be my baby. 14943.
Be my light. 29419.
Be my little kewpie baby. 14692 (48)
Be my sweetheart again, 5480,
Be nice to me, 5481, ~
Be not disencouraged [?] 41913.
Be patient, Mister Hitler. 41914,
Be prepared, 38350.
Be proud of me, 38351,
Be sixteen tonight. 24474,
Be still. 41915.
Be still & know God, 315.
Be still-& know that 1am God. 14944,
Be still my heart. 41916.
Be stingy with your kisses, 9582 (46, 47)
Be strong. 14692 (49)
Be strong & keep sweet. 24219 (101)
Be strong, my America, 24475.
Be sure that you’re sincere, 24476,
Be sweet, my darling, just for me, 19160,
Be the good little girl that you are, 34992,
Be Thou ever mine, 34993. -
Be thou faithful. 38352, 47124 (31)
Be Thou my guide. 50835 (31) i
Be Thou my vision. 24477,
Be true. 51022,
Be true to me. 29420.
Be up & doing. 29421.
Be with me, 24478,
Be worthy. 41917,
Bea, be a honey to me, 47318.
Beachcomber. 316,
1984
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nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Beachcomber nites revue. 9280, 10698.
Beale street trolley. 41918.
Beanie. 34994.
Beans & bullets. 47319.
Bear & the beavers. 9913.
Bear down you Golden Bear. 5482.
Bear me to my love. 9914.
Bearing His cross. 24219 (102)
Beat, beat, beat of the drum, drum, drum. 51023.
Beat low, my heart. 19161.
Beat of my heart. 5483, 9915.
Beat of the boys’ marching feet. 24479.
Beat the band. 42664, 44006, 45128, 45746.
Beat the drum, for here they come. 24480.
Beat the drum, while the Yanks march on again to
victory. 38353.
Beat the drums for Old Glory. 38354.
Beat the heat. 41919.
Beatitudes. 9916, 14692 (50), 14945, 29422, 41920.
Beatrice. 9917, 14946.
Beatrice Fairfax, tell me what to do. 34788 (45)
Beau beau. 29423.
Beau night in Hotchkiss Corners. 317.
Beaucoup. 24481.
Beautician blues. 14947.
Beauties of autumn. 14692 (51)
Beautiful. 41921.
Beautiful Adele, it’s true. 41922.
Beautiful America. 318, 24482.
Beautiful art thou my love. 14692 (52)
Beautiful Bataan, 41923.
Beautiful bearded lady. 14948.
Beautiful, beautiful bed. 34788 (46)
Beautiful Bettie. 5484.
Beautiful blossoms, 9582 (48)
Beautiful blue bird. 51024.
Beautiful blue Danube. 38355.
Beautiful blue eyes. 24483. Ase
Beautiful Colorado, 34995.
Beautiful creator of my dream. 9918.
Beautiful days gone by. 14692 (53)
Beautiful dream. 319, 24219 (103), 41924.
Beautiful dream dropped in. 41925.
Beautiful dreamer. 320, 5485, 29424,
Beautiful eyes. 5201 (77), 14692 (54, 55), 24219
(104, 105)
Beautiful Florida. 24484.
Beautiful garden of prayer. 24485.
Beautiful girl that I adore. 5486.
Beautiful golden sunset. 9919.
Beautiful heaven. 41926.
Beautiful hills of Maryland. 9920.
Beautiful home. 29425, 34996.
Beautiful home in heaven. 29426.
Beautiful home up yonder. 29091 (30)
Beautiful Honolulu Lula Loo. 41927.
Beautiful Hudson River. 38356.
Beautiful in song. 9582 (49)
Beautiful Indian River. 9921.
Beautiful Island of Somewhere. 47320.
Beautiful isle of Hawaii. 38357.
Beautiful Kahana. 53636 (35)
Beautiful Katy make those guns for me. 14949.
Beautiful lady. 29427, 51025.
Beautiful lady in red. 29091 (31)
Beautiful lady in Red, White & Blue. 321, 24486.
Beautiful lake of the Ozarks. 19162.
Beautiful land of my dreams. 14692 (56).
Beautiful land of song. 24219 (106)
Beautiful little blue eyes. 5487.
Beautiful Maumee in Ohio. 29428.
Beautiful memories, 24487,
Beautiful mem’ries of you. 29429.
Beautiful miss. 41928.
Beautiful moments. 51026.
Beautiful moon. 47321.
Beautiful moon of the mountains. 322.
Beautiful moonboat. 24488.
Beautiful moons ago. 47322.
Beautiful mother. 24489.
Beautiful Nevada. 323.
Beautiful night. 5488, 14692 (57)
Beautiful Norma. 29430.
Beautiful Ohio. 41929-41931.
Beautiful old hill. 324.
Beautiful Pearl Harbor. 19163.
Beautiful Philippines. 5489, 14950.
Beautiful picture in a goldenframe. 38358.
Beautiful promise. 29431.
Beautiful rose of Honolulu. 29432.
Beautiful roses. 5201 (78, 79), 9582 (50), 24219
Pk 108), 34788 (47-50), 38171 (36, 37), 41610
19
Beautiful Saviour. 24490.
Beautiful Shangri-La. 41932.
Beautiful Shangri-La far away. 47323.
Beautiful shores of Virginia. 41933.
Beautiful soul of the rose. 5490.
Beautiful spring. 24219 (109)
Beautiful Stars & Stripes. 24491.
Beautiful Texas moon. 9922,
Beautiful thing. 5491.
Beautiful things. 19164.
Beautiful thoughts. -41934.
Beautiful valley of gold. 29433.
Beautiful world above. 29091 (32)
Beautiful you. 19165, 51027.
Beautify thyself, my spirit. 14951.
Beauty. 5492, 47124 (32)
Beauty & music. 9923.
Beauty is you. 29434.
Beauty of it all. 9924, 38359.
Beauty of Jesus. 47324,
Beauty of you. 24492.
Beauty shop. 5201 (593, 848)
Beauty’s eyes. 24219 (110, 111)
Beauty’s meditation. 38360.
Beaver. 29435, 38361.
Bebe. 29436.
Bebed muchachos. 325.
Becalmed,. 5493.
Because & just because, I love you. 47325,
Because He is my Savior. 24219 (112), 34788 (51)
Because I am forgiven. 47124 (33)
Because I care. 38362.
Because I have you. 51028.
Because I love you. 19166, 34997, 34998, 41935.
Because I steal a kiss. 326.
Because I wear a uniform. 38363.
Because I’m waiting just for you. 24493.
Because it’s you. 47124 (34)
Because of Him. 51029.
Because of you. 14692 (58), 34999.
Because we all love America. 19167.
Because you are. 24494,
Because you are a soldier. 38364.
Because you are my own. 9925,
Because you are too beautiful. 24495, 29437.
Because you came along. 14952.
Because you smile. 327.
Because your eyes are blue. 5494.
Because you’re here. 38365.
Because you're near. 29438.
Bed bug song. 19168.
Bed in summer. 47326,
Bed room. 19169.
1985
INDEX
Se ee eS Se I
Bed time. 5201 (80), 5495. Belgian school of violin, 50835 (32), 53636 (37, 38)
Bed-time song. 24219 (113)
Bed-time story man. 38366.
Bedford grand march. 41610 (20)
Bedouin love song. 29091 (33)
Bedtime story. 29439.
Beduin song of the plains. 35000.
Bee, 24219 (114)
Bee & the dove. 24219 (115)
Bee & the flower. 29440.
Bee hive. 9582 (51)
Beer barrel serenade. 24496.
Beer joint blues. 328, 24497.
Beer time in the brewery. 329.
Beethoven. 24219 (116)
Beethoven sonata. 14692 (59)
Beethoven - twelve contredanses. 24498.
Beethoven’s celebrated minuet. 5496.
Beets & turnips. 9582 (52)
Beezout blues. 14953.
Before. 19170.
Before an Arab tent. 29441.
Before | fall asleep. 24499.
Before I flew my silver wings. 41936.
Before I go to sleep. 29442.
Before I sail away. 51030.
Before Ida. 41937.
Before it’s too late. 9926.
Before 1943 bring us victory. 5497.
Before the mirror 330.
Before the paling of the stars. 331.
Before we part. 9927.
Before we say goodbye. 19171.
Before we say goodnight. 29443.
Before wedding. 9928.
Before you. 14954.
Before you came. 24500.
Before you can say hello. 35001.
_ Before you go. 9929, 24501.
Before you go to Slumberland, I want a kiss from
you. 35002.
Before you know it, I’ll be home Mary. 19172.
Before you leave me darling tell me why. 332.
Befriend me. 29444,
Beg, steal or borrow. 333.
Beggars serenade. 29445,
Beggin’. 38367.
Begging for love, 19173.
Begin in me. 9930.
Begin the beguine. 334-338, 9931.
Beginner's book. 47327.
Beginners’ promotion day service, 339.
Beginning & ending. 340.
Beginning of the end. 9932, 51031.
Begluckt darf nun. 5201 (81)
Behind a silken lace, 14955,
Behind a smile. 47328.
Behind my smiles, 41938.
Behind the bandstand. 35003.
Behind the clouds the light is shining. 41939.
Behind the eight ball. 24502, 24503, 44394, 52313.
Behold, God is my salvation. 341, 41610 (21)
Behold He’s standing at the door. 41940.
Behold the brand new world coming. 47329.
Behold the Flag. 38368,
Behold the glory. 342.
Behold the risen King. 53636 (36)
Behold, what manner of love. 343, 14956.
Beim laternenschein. 24219 (117)
Being nice to me, 14957,
Bela s funeral. 5498.
Beldon home. 19174.
Belfry warden’s daughter. 9582 (53)
Belgium forever. 38171 (38)
Believe. 38369.
Believe in me, 344, 29446, 41941.
Believe it or not. 345, 346, 41942,
Believe it or not, I love you. 24504, 51032.
Believe me, 14958, 41943.
Believe me darling. 9933, 24505, 38370.
Believe me, honest & truly. 29447.
Believe me I do. 9934,
Believe me, I like to believe you. 41944,
Believe me I love you. 38371.
Believe me, if all those endearing young charms,
347, 19175, 24506, 41945.
Believe me, it’s true, 24507.
Believe me truly, dear, 19176.
Believed in you, 47330.
Believing. 14959.
Believing in you, 19177.
Belinda Lee. 5499.
Bell. 9935.
Bell buoy. 51033.
Bell cow. 9582 (54)
Bell hop rag. 14692 (60)
Bell in the leaves. 24508.
Bell of liberty will ring, in endless victory. 19178.
Bell waltz. 41946.
Bella azucena, 5500.
Bella-Bella. .24509, 38372.
Bella gondoliera, 29091 (34)
Bella mujer. 9936.
Bella serenade. 19179.
Bellboy Donald. 5501.
Belle au bois dormant. 5201 (82)
Belle coquette. 14692 (61)
Belle Helene. 348.
Belle Lulu. 47124 (35)
Belle of Bond street. 24219 (1103)
Belle of New York. 44158. _
Belle of the Brandywine. 51034.
Belle of the town. 41947,
Belle of the U.S.O. 9937.
Belle of the West. 19180,
Belle polesane. 9582 (55)
Bellefield anniversary hymn.. 349.
Belles chansons de France. 350.
Bello amanecer. 14960.
Bells. 9938, 35004,
Bells are ringing. 29448.
Bells at twilight. 351.
Bells for Christmas ring. 29449.
Bells in my reverie. 14961.
Bells of Aberdovey. 19181.
Bells of freedom. 29450, 29451, 38373, 41948, 47331.
Bells of Novgorod. 19182.
Bells of Rheims. 5201 (83), 50835 (33)
Bells of St. James’ parish. 5502.
Bells of San Domingo. 24510.
Bells of San Raquel. 9939,
Bells of the Alamo. 51035,
Bells of the new era, 41949.
Bells of victory. 47332,
Bells that didn't ring. 352.
Bells toll merrily. 353.
Belly full of beer. 5503.
Beloved, 5504, 19183, 19184, 29452, 51036.
Beloved America. 354, 38374.
Beloved city. 41950.
Beloved He gave me you. 35005,
Beloved land. 5505,
Beloved land of liberty. 29453.
Beloved one. 9940, 41951.
Below the border line, 355.
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1986
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
—-————_—— > ————————————_------— s >>- ersrwrvwwwOOOwnn SS Smm”m”mCCSOOO
Belt-line girl. 24511.
Ben Bolt. 53636 (39)
Ben had a yen for the army. 29454.
Ben turnata primmavera. 29455,
Bench in the park. 29456.
Bend low in Thy mercy, dear Savior. 14692 (62)
Bend your head & pray. 19185.
Bending heart. 38375.
Bendita America, 38376.
Beneath a southern moon. 51037.
Beneath de willers in de grass. 29091 (35)
Beneath Pacific skies. 29457.
' Beneath the chapel tower. 9941.
Beneath the Colorado moon. 356.
Beneath the heavens. 38377.
Beneath the light of western moon. 9942.
Beneath the moon of love. 14962,
Beneath the moon’s pale light. 9943,
Beneath the pines. 47124 (36)
Beneath the sea, 41952.
Beneath the Southern Cross. 29458.
Beneath the stars. 5506, 41953.
Beneath the stars & the field of blue. 41954.
Beneath the summer moon. 35006.
Beneath the summer sky. 5507.
Beneath the western sky. 14963.
Beneath those sunny skies. 34788 (52)
Benedicite, omnia opera. 357.
Benedict. 14692 (63)
Benedict march. 24219 (118)
Benediction.. 358, 41955.
Benediction avant le repas. 38378.
Benediction of your love. 14964, 29459.
Benediction service. 35007.
Benedictus. 359.
Benedictus es, Domine. 360, 361, 9944, 14965, 14966,
29460.
Benefactor. 19186,
Bengal swing. 51038.
Benny sent me, 5508.
Bentley’s home. 362.
Bequita. 363.
Berceuse. 364, 5201 (84), 5509, 9945, 14692 (64, 65),
24219 (119, 120), 24512, 24513, 41956, 47124 (37),
50835 (34, 35)
Berceuse de la chevrette, 41957.
Berceuse, in E flat. 14692 (66)
Berceuse - intermezzo. 14967.
Berchtesgaden choo choo. 47333.
Berele, shipel mir dus sherele. 29461.
Berenice. 36578, 44959.
Bergerettes. 34788 (417, 440)
Berold’s (William) piano course. 34788 (53-56)
Berry me not, 29462,
Bert, the extrovert. 19187.
Beruhmte gavotte. 9582 (56)
Beruhmter konzert-walzer in E dur. 9582 (57)
Beryl valse. 50835 (36)
Besame despacito. 29463.
Beside a blue lagoon. 9946,
Beside a wishing well. 41958.
Beside me, 47334,
Beside still waters. 9947.
Beside the altar. 51039.
Beside the old mill stream, 24514.
Beside the river James. 41959.
Beside this peaceful stream. 5510.
Beside you. 9948.
Beso, 41960. .
Beso de mujer. 41961.
Beso dormido, 9949.
Beso santo, 24515, 41962.
Besos. 41963.
1987
Bessie the belle of the brewery. 38379, 41964,
Bessie the cow. 35008.
Best dressed man in America, 365.
Best dressed man in town. 41965,
Best dressed man is the man in uniform. 51040.
Best ever, 24219 (121)
Best foot forward, 2807, 4135, 50799, 53523,
Best is none too good for my baby. 24516,
Best little sweetheart of all. 38171 (39)
Best-loved southern melodies. 47124 (38, 39)
Best of fellows. 47335. :
Best sort of mother, best sort of child. 29091 (36)
Best thing Ido. 29464.
Best things in life are free. 41966,
Best toast of all, kiss her & look in her eyes.
14692 (67)
Bethany. 41967.
Bethlehem, 366, 14968.
Betsy Ross, 9950, 35009, 47336.
Betsy Ross is our sweetheart. 29465.
Betsy Ross - O - Betsy Ross. 41970.
Betsy Ross we'll keep it flying. 367.
Better day is coming. 24219 (122)
Better get behind a tree little Jap, 19188.
Better keep it to yourself. 9951.
Better look out, we’re out for you. 368.
Better not monkey with Uncle. 369.
Better not roll those blue, blue eyes at somebody else.
29466.
Better place. 5511.
Better than. 9952.
Better than ever. 9952*.
Better than I know. 24219 (123)
Betty. 5201 (109), 9953, 24219 (124, 125, 219),
29091 (37, 38), 34788 (57), 38171 (40), 35010,
38380.
Betty Gray. 9954.
Betty Jean. 370.
Betty Lou. 5512, 9955, 35011, 41968.
Betty McGee. 35012.
Betty se divierte. 41969.
Betty’s dilemma. 50835 (37)
Between a kiss. 29467.
Between love & duty. 35013.
Between midnight & morning. 5513.
Between showers. 9956.
Between the two of us. 371.
Between the waltzes, 372, 35014.
Between two loves. 47337.
Between us girls. 51041, 51647, 52696, 52730,
52767, 52768, 53218.
Beulah. 35015, 38381.
Beulah goes bowling every night. 41971.
Beverley. 38382.
Beverly. 5514, 9957, 24517.
Beverly hunt. 29091 (39)
Beware. 14969.
Beware, darling. 24518.
Beware Nippon, beware. 373.
Beware of love. 51042.
Beware propaganda. 24519.
Beware, take care over there. 41972.
Beware! The Yanks are here. 35016.
Beyond. 47124 (40)
Beyond compare. 47338.
Beyond Laredo. 24520.
Beyond that morning star. 9958.
Beyond the blue horizon. 20000.
Beyond the forest. 51043.
Beyond the hills. 29468.
Beyond the moon. 374, 35017.
Beyond the river. 51044.
Beyond the sea, 375.
INDEX
Cy resis nly Yk Ny cm Goes arene att RNR A Ald AS
Beyond the shadows. 14692 (68), 29091 (40)
Beyond the shore. 29469.
Beyond the silv’ry Rio Grande. 35018.
Beyond the sky. 38383.
Beyond the starry skies. 38171 (41)
Beyond the tide. 29470.
Beyond tomorrow. 9959.
B’hoys of Tipperary. 50835 (38, 39)
Bible play service. 376.
Bible song. 41973.
Bible’s being fulfilled every day. 41974.
Bicycle built for two. 5515.
Bid me goodbye with your smile. 24521.
Biff!! Biffl! Bang. 29471.
Biffo polka. 9960.
Big American way. 377.
Big Bad Bill from the Badlands, 5516.
Big bad wolf is on the loose. 47339.
Big Ben. 38384.
Big Bow Indian Chief. 47340.
Big boy in blue. 38385.
Big Boy Jericho. 29472.
Big broad smile. 29473.
Big brown eyes. 41975.
Big buck-private with a winning way. 14970.
Big Charley. 47341.
Big Chief Wamsutta. 5517.
Big Chief Wanta Make Whoopee. 9961.
Big dipper turned over. 38386.
Big fat butterfly. 378.
Big fat mama. 47342.
Big fight. 24522.
Big hearted Joe. 38387.
Big house blues. 379, 24523.
Big Indian chief. 24219 (126)
Big Jap, little Jap, root hog or die. 24524.
Big meetin’. 19189.
Big moon above. 19190.
Big parade. 19191.
Big parade in the sky. See There’s a big parade in
the sky.
Big shoes. 5518.
Big show. 51045.
Big strong man. 19192.
Big 3 band book, 38388.
Big time. 17777, 23156, 38389, 38390, 38602, 38650,
38699-38701, 38737, 39023, 39487, 39820, 40330,
40613, 41161, 41386, 41438, 47055-47060.
Big tin trumpet & little red drum. 29474.
Big top. 24759, 25499, 28735, 28865, 34354.
Big town blues. 47343.
Big V. 41976.
Bigger & better bombs on Berlin. 380.
Biggest thing that man has ever done. 29475.
Biggie speaks. 47344.
Biking along. 19193.
Bilbro’s very first piano lessons, 24219 (127)
Bilibi. 14971.
Bill. 381, 38391.
Bill & Bum. 9962.
Bill Bender’s Christmas. 50835 (40)
Bill finds love. 19194.
Bill is on a furlough. 5519.
Bill the boatman. 24525.
Bill the gob, 14972,
Billie & Henry. 35019, 35020.
Billie Louise. 47345.
Billie’s lullabye. 14973.
Billstickers’ dance. 53636 (40, 41)
Billy, John & me. 14692 (69)
Bim bam boom. 41977,
Bim-bam-bum. 14974,
Bind me the summer to the bough. 9963.
1988
Bing! Bing. 24219 (128, 129)
Bing Crosby’s music hall of memories. 29476.
Bingie-Bingie-Scootie-Scootie. 9964.
Bingo. 29477. .
Bingo serenade. 38392.
Birch tree. 14975, 14976.
Bird as prophet. 41610 (22)
Bird clock. 24219 (130)
Bird has flown. 9965.
Bird in the hand. 34788 (58)
Bird market in Peking. 19195.
Bird of the wilderness. 24219 (131)
Bird songs at eventide. 9966.
Bird symphony. 14977.
Birdie, birdie in the tree. 24219 (132)
Birdies autumn ball. 9967.
Birds. 47346.
Birds all sang for me that afternoon. 38393, 51046.
Birds’ concert. 53636 (42)
Birds fly home. 47124 (41)
Birds from Shangri-La. 24526.
Birds in the branches. 5201 (85)
Birds in the night. 14692 (70) :
Bird’s message. 34788 (59)
Birds’ mill. 51047.
Birds of a feather will fly together. 382. ;
Birds of passage. 38171 (42) i
Birds of the U.S. A. 29478. ‘
Birds on a bough. 14978. ‘
Bird’s prayer. 41978.
Birmingham buggy ride. 47347.
Birmingham bus. 19196.
Birmingham Lil. 19197.
Birth of a nation. 14692 (547), 47124 (42)
Birth of May. 53636 (43)
Birth of our Flag. 47348.
Birth of our love. 41979.
Birth of the blues. 38394.
Birth of the Flag. 51048.
Birthday. 5201 (86) .
Birthday cake. 51048*.
Birthday greetings. 14979, 29479, 47349.
Birthday greetings to you. 9968.
Birthday march. 383.
Birthday of a king. 29480.
Birthday of the Infanta. 19198.
Birthday song. 14692 (71)
Birthplace of Christmas. 41980.
Bishop’s blues. 29481.
Bist du bei mir. 384.
Bit o’ love. 19199.
Bite fishie bite. 38395.
Bitin’ the dust. 51049.
Bitter blitz. 24527.
Bitter blitz sequel. 24528.
Bitter sweet. 1838, 1839, 9969.
Bizet has his day. 49181.
Black & tan fantasy. 19200.
Black & tan scotch. 14980.
Black cat is rocking the cradle.
Black dragon. 24529.
Black-eyed Susan. 38396.
Black eyes. 19201.
Black gold. 47351.
Black Hawk waltz. 50835 (41)
Black man, 47352.
Black man dances. 19202.
Black mask. 18845 (16)
Black orchid tango. 5520.
Black-out. 19203.
Black-out baby. 19204.
Black-out blues. 19205, 19206, 29484, 29485.
Black out our troubles with a smile. 41982.
47350.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
Black out the blues. 385, 19209.
Black out the moon. 14981.
Black rhythm, 29482.
Black River. 38397.
Black River Jawnie & High Water Lil. 386.
Black roses. 41983.
Black-sheep. 29483.
Black shirts & the Brown shirts. 41984.
Black vanities. 10934.
Black velvet & gardenias. 35021.
Black wall. 47353.
Blackberry’s red when it’s green. 9970.
Blacked out & blue. 14982.
Blackie. 9582 (58)
Blackie escape. 41985.
Blackie’s death & end title. 41986.
Blackout. 387, 9971, 35022, 38398, 41987, 47354.
Blackout baby 0’ mine. 9972.
Blackout blues. 5521, 5522, 14983-14986, 38399,
38400, 47355.
Blackout bluff. 5523.
Blackout boogie. 24530, 41988, 41989.
Blackout boogie woogie s coming to me. 9973.
Blackout came to my heart. 5524,
Blackout in Harlem. 19207.
Blackout in New York. 41990.
Blackout in rhythm. 9974.
Blackout in the heavens. 38401.
Blackout melody, by the light of the stars. 5525,
Blackout moonlight. 38402.
Blackout nights. 41991.
Blackout of loneliness. 19208.
Blackout of love. 24531.
Blackout on Broadway. 24532.
Blackout on the farm. 9975.
Blackout over Beale street. 35023.
Blackout over Broadway. 47356.
Blackout serenade. 14987. -—
Blackout song. 5526.
Blackout the Rising Sun. 14988.
Blackout the signal light. 41992.
Blackout trouble, Yankee style. 14989.
Blackout waltz. 19210, 38403.
Blacksmith song. 388.
Blaenhafren. 51050.
Blake’s cradle song. 41993.
Blame it on Hitler. 41994.
Blame it on the moon. 24533.
Blanca luna, 41995.
Blandina polka. 50835 (42)
Blarney. 9976. :
Blarney castle walk. 14692 (72), 24219 (133), 47124
(43)
Blast ’em to Tokyo. 35024.
Blaze of honor march. 24219 (134)
Bleeding heart. 29486.
Bleive it, are not [?] 38404.
Bless his heart. 41996, 47357.
Bless my daddy. 47358.
Bless my daddy tonight. 38405.
Bless our Flag. 47359.
Bless our soldier boys. 38406.
Bless the truth. 389.
Bless Thou the Lord, O my soul. 53636 (44)
Bless you. 29487.
Bless your heart. 19211, 38407.
Bless your little heart. 47360.
Blessed. 41997.
Blessed are the dead that dieth in the Lord. 47361.
Blessed are the poor in spirit. 9977.
Blessed are the sons of God. 9582 (59)
Blessed art Thou. 19212.
Blessed be America. 19213.
Blessed be the people of the country of the free.
390.
Blessed ever-lasting peace. 51051.
Blessed hope. 47362, 47363.
Blessed is the man. 391, 5527, 38171 (43)
Blessed Jesus. 392.
Blessed Lord, give ear. 9582 (60)
Blessing, honor, glory & power. 5201 (87)
Blessings, just count your blessings. 51052.
Blessings on the farmer boy. 51053.
Blest be Thou, O Christ eternal. 29091 (41)
Blest Easter morning. 9582 (61)
Blest freedom’s victory. 29488.
Blest Pan America. 14990.
Blind date. 5528,
Blind date in a blackout. 9978, 19213*.
Blind jealousy. 14692 (186)
Blind man of Jericho. 41998.
Blind man pew. 14991.
Blind man’s buff. 34788 (60)
Blind ploughman. 34788 (61)
Blinded by moonbeams, 19214.
Blindly in love with you. 14992.
Blissful love. 47364.
Blitz buggy blues. 38408. ~
Blitz wolf. 41999-42001.
Blitzende sterne. 35025.
Blitzkrieg. 9979.
Blitzkrieg of love. 42002.
Block out the blackout, with the .ovelight in your
eyes. 19215.
Blond bomb-shell of Company B. 42003.
Blonde crazy. 19216.
Blood & sand. 28433.
Blood oath. 29489.
Blood of Jesus. 35026.
Blood, sweat & tears. 14993, 24534, 29490.
Bloom & blossom, 38171 (44)
Blossom from the prairie. 393.
Blossom-time. 394, 19899, 21011.
Blossomed romance. 29491.
Blossoms. 9980.
Blossoms are falling. 38409.
Blossoms in the dark. 9981.
Blossoms in the dust. 29492.
Blossoms in the lane. 47365.
Blossoms in the springtime. 9982.
Blossoms of faith, hope & victory. 47366.
Blossoms on trees. 14994,
Blossoms were blowing. 42004.
Blot out the Rising Sun. 14995.
Blow a kiss to the evening star. 19217.
Blow away the morning dew. 14692 (73)
Blow away your troubles. 42005.
Blow, blow, thou winter wind. 395, 24535, 29493,
Blow bugle blow. 396.
Blow louder. 397.
Blow my top. 398.
Blow on your bugle, soldier, she’s all out for love.
14996.
Blow some my way. 9983.
Blow the man down. 38410.
Blow! Wintry winds. 38411.
Blowin’ up a breeze. 399.
Blowing bubbles. 29494.
Blue. 29495.
Blue & alone. 42006.
Blue & gold. 19218.
Blue & lonely. 42007.
Blue & the gray award. 42008.
Blue & the gray waltz. 47124 (44)
Blue & white. 35027,
Blue & white cadet march. 47367.
1989
Blue are my nights. 9984.
Blue are the nights now since you ve been called to
go away & do your part. 35028.
Blue autumn. 400.
Blue-bell Hollow. 9985.
Blue bells. 53636 (45)
Blue beneath this yellow moon. 9986, 24536.
Blue-bird, 24537, 29496.
Blue bird song of peace. 38412.
Blue bird time. 5201 (88)
Blue blazes. 29497.
Blue blossoms. 19219.
Blue, blue day. 29498.
Blue bonnet. 53636 (46)
Blue boy wants to be a blue star, 14997.
Blue bugle call. 24538, 35029.
Blue butterflies. 42009.
Blue clouds. 5529.
Blue concerto. 19220.
Blue dahlia. 38413.
Blue Danube. 401, 9987, 29091 (42), 47124 (45)
Blue Danube waltz. 402, 9582 (62)
Blue darling. 47368.
Blue dawn. 9988, 14998, 35030.
Blue days. 42010.
Blue days of June. 5201 (89)
Blue December. 47369.
Blue dream. 5530, 14999.
Blue dreams, 24539.
Blue dust. 47370.
Blue enchantment. 403, 47371.
Blue eyed angel. 47372.
Blue eyed baby. 5531.
Blue-eyed baby boy. 42011.
Blue-eyed Mary. 404,
Blue eyes. 9989.
Blue eyes I love. 18845 (17)
Blue eyes why are you sad. 29499; 38414.
Blue fantasy. 405.
Blue flame. 5532, 42012, 42013.
Blue Grotto. 29500.
Blue Harbor. 35031.
Blue Hawaiian skies. 406.
Blue haze. 24540.
Blue heart for my boy in blue. 42014,
Blue horizon. 29501.
Blue in love. 51054.
Blue is my heart. 24541.
Blue is the night. 24542,
Blue is the note, 35032.
Blue Island. 9990.
Blue jacket moon. 51055.
Blue jay mazurka. 14692 (74)
Blue jump. 24543.
Blue June. 51056. .
Blue, just blue. 29502.
Blue lady. 29503.
‘Blue lament. 42015.
Blue lantern. 51057.
Blue Lily. 24544.
Blue love. 42016.
Blue love dreams, 29504.
Blue love - true love. 19221.
Blue magic. 15000.
Blue meditation. 15001.
Blue memories. 407, 42017.
Blue memories are mine. 9991,
Blue memory of you. 15002.
Blue midnight. 35033, 47373.
Blue mist. 47374.
Blue moments. 38415.
Blue Monday. 9992, 38416.
Blue Monday blues. 2993.
1990
Blue Montana skies. 42018. pe
Blue mood, 9994, 19222, 24545, 42019. ~ 7
Blue moon of Hawaii. 29505. a
Blue moon on the silver sage. 408.
Blue moon over the islands. 409.
Blue moon waltz. 29506. “
Blue moonlight. 51058.
Blue morning glories. 42020.
Blue Mountain girl. 42021.
Blue night, 410, 24546, 42022, 47375.
Blue Nile. 47376.
Blue nite. 411.
Blue nocturne. 9995, 38417.
Blue of the evening. 29507.
Blue orchid. 35034.
Blue over you. 9996, 15003.
Blue Pacific. 5533, 29508.
Blue Pacific horseshoe. 15004. yl
Blue paradise. 412, 38171, (287, 288, 312, 388, 389),
41610 (23) ”
Blue perfume. 9997.
Blue rains. 15005.
Blue reverie. 5534, 19223.
Blue Rey. 35035.
Blue rhapsodie. 413.
Blue rhapsody. 15006.
Blue rhythm, 414.
Blue Ridge mother. 51059.
Blue Ridge Mountain blues. 51060.
Blue ripples. 29509. '
Blue River shores. 19224.
Blue rondo. 35036.
Blue room, 29510.
Blue rose. 42023, 47377.
Blue sea, 42024,
Blue seas. 9998.
Blue shadows. 47378.
Blue shadows & white gardenias. 15007.
Blue Sierra. 415, 5535,
Blue Sierra hills. 9999.
Blue Sierra sweetheart. 47379. q
Blue skies & happy landings, 19225, . fs
Blue skies are smiling above the rain. 19226, 24547,
38418.
Blue skies ’n’ everything. 35037.
Blue skies over America. 38419.
Blue skies over England. 24548.
Blue Sky Valley. 35038. |
Blue skylark. 47380.
Blue smoke, 29511, 38420.
Blue smoke rings. 51061,
Blue solitude, 19227.
Blue song that made me happy. 10000.
Blue star. 15008, 19228, 19229.
Blue star mother. 19230.
Blue star mother’s gift. 29512.
Blue stars. 416, 38421.
Blue stratosphere. 42025,
Blue swallows. 24549.
Blue Tahitian moon. 10001,
Blue theme. 24550.
Blue tropical sky. 19231.
Blue twilight. 10002,
Blue velvet. 417, 24551.
Blue waltz. 5536, 10003.
Blue waters. 29513.
Blue waters of Hawaii. 24552.
Blue waters waltz. 418.
Blue whistle. 35039.
Bluebell. 38422.
Bluebells. 34788 (62)
Bluebells chiming. 419.
Bluebird. 420, 5537.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Bluebird in the orchard. 47381.
Bluebird, sing your song to me. 19232.
Bluebirds of the sky. 42026.
Bluebirds, roses & you. 19233.
Bluebird’s serenade. 24553.
Bluebird’s wing. 47382.
Bluebonnet Sue. 38423.
Bluegrass blues. 19234.
Bluejacket song. 19235.
Bluer than blue. 35040, 35941.
Blues. 29514, 38424.
Blues & how to play ’em. 42027.
Blues are everywhere. 15009.
Blues for America. 24554,
Blues for somethin’ new. 5538.
Blues got me. 10004.
Blues got up & walked away. 35042.
Blues I done told my momma. 10005.
Blues in A minor, 42028.
Blues in a minor key. 29515.
Blues in jail. 421.
Blues in minor. 422.
Blues in my blue heaven. 24555.
Blues in my condition. 24556.
Blues in my heart. 10006.
Blues in the breeches. 35043.
Blues in the night. 10007, 19236.
Blues in the rain. 24557,
Blues on my mind, 38425.
Blues over Berlin. 42029.
Blues prelude & fugue. 24558.
Blues will go, I hear a new song. 29516.
Blume. 24219 (135)
Blutenweiss & rabenschwarz. 29517.
Bo Peep. 19237.
Boabdil. 2577.
Boarding house. 24559.
Boat is in. 24560.
Boat ride. 14692 (75)
Boat song. 423, 10008.
Boating by moonlight. 15010.
Boats. 5539.
Bob Bob Bobbin’ Ben. 42030.
Bob-white. 29518, 29519.
Bobbie. 5540.
Bobbie Lou. 38426.
Bobby-wackler. 14692 (76)
Bobby, wo sind denn deine haare. 14692 (77, 78)
Bobino. 10008*,
Bob-o-link. 424.
Bobolink serenade. 42031.
Bobolinks. 24561.
Bocca adorata. 18845 (18)
Boccherini’s minuet. 29091 (43)
Boco-boco, 5541.
Body & soul. 35044
Bofeta. 42032.
Bogey man that used to be. 5542.
Bohéme. 51062.
Bohemia. 35045,
Bohemian children. 24219 (136, 137)
Bohemian dance album. 24219 (138, 139)
Bohemian dance suite. 5543.
Bohemian girl. 8708 (f), 47124 (46)
Bohemian march. 47124 (47)
Bofte a musique. 14692 (79)
Bold buccaneer. 29520.
Bold Turpin. 15011.
Bole blues. 29521.
Bolero. 425, 10009, 15012.
Bolero fantasia. 24562.
Bolero in blue. 19238.
Bolero oriental. 24563,
INDEX
1991
Bolivar’s song of freedom. 10010, 10011.
Bolling eagle. 24564.
Bolt. 3358.
Bomb in the ocean of love. 35046,
Bomb parade, 24565.
Bomb-proof love, 38427.
Bomb-shells on my heart. 47383.
Bomb Tokyo. 426.
Bombadier [?] 42033.
Bombardier. 38428.
Bombardier Bill. 38429.
Bombardier march. 5544.
Bombardier song. 24566.
Bombardiers. 29522.
Bomber base at Shangri-La. 24567,
Bomber Caterpillar Jones of the air mail line.
42034.
Bomber Joe. 47384.
Bomber march. 35047.
Bomber Pete. 29523.
Bomber pilot. 24568.
Bomber song. 24569.
Bomber-ang-en To-jo. 35048.
Bombers in the night. 29524, 42035, 47385, 51063.
Bombers’ moon. 29525.
Bombers over Burma. 19239.
Bombing bombardiers. 24570.
Bombing of Pearl Harbor. 29526.
Bombing of Tokyo. 38430.
Bombs away. 38431.
Bombs, bombs, bombs. 24571.
Bombs for Japan. 15013.
Bombs for the enemy. 24572.
Bombs of love. 47386.
Bombs over Japan. 24573.
Bombs over the waters. 24574.
Bombs over Tokio. 24575, 38432, 42036.
Bombshell from Brazil. 427.
Bon ton. 47124 (48)
Bon voyage captain, 29527.
Bond song. 47387.
Bondage. 35049, 35050.
Bondmaster. 24576.
Bonds! Bonds. 428.
Bonds! Bonds! I want'bonds. 29528,
Bonds for Uncle Sam. 38433.
Bonds for victory. 19240, 29529.
Bonds on parade. 10012.
Bonds or bondage. 15014.
Bonfire season. 5545.
Bonheur est chose legere. 10013.
Bonjour, mam’zelle. 15015.
Bonnet of blue. 5546.
Bonnie, 5547, 5548.
Bonnie blue eyes. 15016.
Bonnie brae. 42037.
Bonnie brown head. 38171 (45)
Bonnie Dundee. 38434.
Bonnie eyes o’ heather. 29091 (44)
Bonnie Gallowa’. 35051.
Bonnie Maggie Tamson. 50835 (43)
Bonnie wee Annie. 50835 (44)
Bonny sweet baby. 429.
Boo pop. 29530.
Boodle is cake. 19241.
Boogie blues. 5549.
Boogie boogie sugar beat. 5550.
Boogie de concerto. 430.
Boogie in B flat. 15017.
Boogie jiu jitsu woogie blitzkrieg. 10014.
Boogie recruit. 29531.
Boogie woogie. 42038.
Boogie woogie band, 38435.
INDEX
Boogie woogie blues. 19242.
Boogie woogie boo. 51064.
Boogie woogie cowboy. 19243.
Boogie woogie defense man. 5551.
Boogie woogie doe doe. 47388.
Boogie woogie for accordion. 10015.
Boogie woogie has come to the farm. 15018.
Boogie woogie inC. 431.
Boogie woogie, jr. 432.
Boogie-woogie junkman. 47389.
Boogie-woogie lullaby. 10016.
Boogie woogie march. 19244,
Boogie woogie polka. 19245, 42039.
Boogie woogie rhapsody. 433.
Boogie-woogie train. 434.
Boogie woogie wedding. 5552.
Boogie woogie with Fats Waller. 15019.
Book. 38171 (46), 42040.
Book of ballads. 53636 (47)
Book of memories. 38436.
Booker Tallaferro Washington. 29532.
Bookstore. 10017.
Boola hoola hoo. 38437.
Boom bam.. 5553.
Boom boom. 10018.
Boom! Boom! Boom! There goes another Jap.
35052.
Boom boom it’s U. 8. 15020.
Boom boom the boys are hopping. 42041.
Boom, fa-da-ra-la. 15021-15023.
Boom, fa-da-ra-la, we'll start another day. 15024.
Boom of war. 47390.
Boom on peaceful world. 24577.
Boom shot. 29533.
Boomer sooner. 15025.
Boot camp. 15026.
Bootblack song. 15027.
Boots & saddles. 435, 24219 (140)
Boots & shoes. 5201 (90)
Boots, boots, boots. 42042.
Booze put him there. 38171 (47)
Boozy, woozy floozie & the grizzly gob. 24578.
Border ballad. 38438,
Border land lullaby. 10019.
Border rose. 15028.
Border town. 24579.
Bored to tears. 24580.
Borinyuen. 38439.
Boris Godounow. 47124 (301, 398), 50209.
Boris Godunow. 34788 (418, 571)
Born just for you. 5554.
Born of the night. 38440.
Born to be loved. 436.
Born to sing. 10020, 10021, 11543, 12804, 13510,
13522.
Borrowed time. 35053. ’
Bo’sn’s bride. 14692 (80)
Boss of Hangtown Mesa. 38190, 41048.
Boston bull. 53636 (48)
Boston, signora, 29534.
Botija, oro ta enterra. 24581.
Bottle. 42043.
Bottle it. 19246.
Bottom man on the totem pole. 15029.
Bottoms up. 35054,
Bougainvilla [?] setting. 10022.
Bougainvillea trail. 47391.
Boulder dam. 29535,
Boulevardier. 19247,
Bounce in B flat. 19248.
Bounce me, John, I’ve rubber heels on. 34788 (63)
Bounce me up, bounce me down. 29536.
Bouncing at the Bayside, 29537.
‘Bound for victory. 47392.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Bound & gagged. 19249.
Bound down the river. 38441. E
Bound for Dixie. 19250.
Bound for home. 34788 (64)
Bouquet in memory. 15030.
Bouquet in the sky. 29538.
Bouquet of hours. 437.
Bouquet of roses. 19251. f
Bourbon street. 35055. a
Bourrée. 29539. :
Bourree from a suite for trumpet. 19252.
’Bout rabbits. 34788 (65)
Bow down Thine ear. 10023, 14692 (81), 42044.
Bow down Thine ear, O Lord. 438.
Bow in the cloud. 5201 (91) }
Bow wow wow wow wow. 51065.
Bowl of roses. 29540.
Bowling alley cat. 29541.
Bowling song. 10024,
Bows in my hair. 47393.
Bows in my hair & my beau over there. 29542,
Box of Xmas love. 42045.
Boy, agirl, &a dream, 24582,
Boy across the street. 10025.
Boy & his guitar. 47394.
Boy bishop. 439.
Boy Blue & his jeep. 47395.
Boy in blue. 440, 38442, 47396.
Boy in company D. 15031.
Boy in khaki — a girl in lace. 24583.
Boy in khakilI love. 51066.
Boy in navy blue. 42046.
Boy in the blue romper suit. 29543.
Boy in the uniform. 29544,
Boy in uniform. 35056.
Boy Johnny. 5201 (92)
Boy looked down a B-B gun. 51067.
Boy meets girl. 24585.
Boy met girl. 35057.
Boy next door. 38443.
Boy of mine. 34788 (66, 67), 41610 (24), 42047,
42048.
Boy of mine I wait for you. 50835 (45)
Boy! Oh boy. 29545.
Boy - out there. 441, 5555, 29546.
Boy over there. 29547.
Boy scout. 9582 (63)
Boy scouts of the U.S.A. 19253.
Boy that I love. 47397.
Boy wanted. 35058.
Boy who fights for Uncle Sam. 442.
Boy who’s gone away. 24586.
Boy with the dark brown hair. 10026.
Boyd guards library. 42049.
Boys & Flag. 19254.
Boys are marching. 38444,
Boys at Pearl Harbor. 443.
Boys at sea. 5556.
Boys behind the men behind the guns. 42050.
Boys from here are over there. 29548.
Boys from Shangri-La. 24587, 24588, 29549.
Boys from the U.S.A. 24589, 29550.
Boys go marching by. 15032.
Boy’s hymnal. 24219 (141)
Boys, I’m goin’ home. 47398.
Boys in blue. 5557, 51068.
Boys in blue are coming. 19255.
Boys in khaki. 444.
Boys in khaki & blue. 47399.
Boys in the air corps. 5558.
Boys in the blue & the tan. 35059.
Boys in the front lines are calling you. 29551.
1992
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Boys in the navy blue. 5559.
Boys in the olive drab. 19256.
Boys in the U. 8. air force. 15033.
Boys, just keep ’em wings flying. 51069.
Boys’ names. 10027.
Boys of America, 445, 446, 38445.
Boys of mine. 10028.
Boys of old. 14692 (82)
Boys of raw material. 29552.
Boys of the army & navy. 35060.
Boys of the Red, White & Blue. 24590, 29553.
Boys of the R.A.F. 10029.
Boys of the U.S.A. 447, 5560, 24591, 29554, 35061,
38446, 42051-42053.
Boys of the West. 47400.
Boys of Uncle Sam. 10030, 24592, 42054.
Boy’s song. 9582 (64)
Boys we love. 10031.
Boys we want to fly with you. 5561.
Boys who stand on guard. 10032.
Boys will see us thru. 10033.
Boys without a grouse. 29555.
Bozeman march, 24593.
Bozo — Hot Foot Joe. 10034.
Brahms’ lullaby. 24594, 42055, 42056.
Brahms: Symphony no. 1 in C minor. 15034.
Brainstorm. 29556.
Brake-foot, flat-foot. 448.
Bramble. 9582 (65)
Brand new polka. 10035.
Brand new toy. 449.
Brand new world. 42057.
Branded maverick. 47401.
Brandin’ time. 10036.
Brandwynne’s (Nat) piano brands. 51070.
Brasil. 10037.
Brass buttons. 24219 (142), 50835 (46)
Brass suite. 29557.
>. Beate mili, najbolji werads.»24695;
Brautlied. 9582 (138, 444, 445)
Brave American mother. 24596.
Brave & true. 5201 (93)
Brave hearts of America. 29558.
Brave Jackie Horner. 15035.
Brave little ducks. 29559.
Brave little lady in black & lace. 35062.
Brave Margaret. 42058.
Brave new world. 38447.
Brave songs. 29560, 35063, 38448.
Brave tin soldier. 29561.
Bravery of Bataan. 19257.
Bravo Bristol. 5201 (94)
Bravo my dear old pal bravo. 24597.
Bravura variations. 10038.
Brazilian dance. 10039.
Brazilian lullaby. 10040.
Brazilian moon. 35064.
Brazilian moonlight. 10041.
Brazilian nut. 24219 (143)
Brazilian sundown. 10042.
Bread & butter. 19258.
Bread ’n butter. 5561*.
Bread of heaven, feed me ’till I want no more.
19259, 24598.
Bread of life. 42059.
Bread of the world. 53636 (49)
Breadbaking. 5562.
Break, break, break. 15036, 35065.
Break forth, O beauteous heavenly light. 47402,
47403.
Break it up. 38449.
Break study. 450-452, 29562-29564.
Break the strong fetters. 24219 (144)
521888 0- 43 - 3
. Breakfast club makes life worth while.
Break your piggy bank & buy a bond. 29565.
Breakfast. 15037.
19260.
Breakfast Clubbers may we salute you. 24599.
Breakfast in bed. 42060.
Breakfast, Sunday morning, with you. 51071.
Breakin’ the breaks. 10043.
Breaking home ties. 453.
Breaking the spell of the night. 19261,
Breath o’ bloomin’ heather, from my little High-
land hame. 29091 (45, 46)
Breath of the dawn. 53636 (50)
Breathes there the man. 10044, 15038.
Breathless. 15039, 15040.
Breathlessly in love. 15041.
Bredon Hill. 38450.
Breeze Sings a love song. 29566.
Breeze’s lullaby. 10045, 38451.
Bregeiro. 34788 (68)
Br’er Rabbit & Br’er Fox. 9582 (66)
Bric-a-brac. 47124 (49, 70, 156, 192, 345, 429,
518), 50835 (129), 53636 (51, 52)
Bridal chorus. 19262, 50835 (47)
Bridal flowers. 47404,
Bridal song. 29091 (47), 29567.
Bridal waltz. 29568.
Bride & the groom. 34788 (69)
: Bridegroom cometh at midnight. 9582 (67)
1993
Bride's marriage. 454.
Bride’s song. 42061, 47405.
Bridge to heaven, 5563.
Bridging the gap. 19263.
Brief honeymoon. 455.
Brig. General Dwight H. Mohr march. 35066.
Bright. 42062.
Bright & gay. 24219 (145)
Bright blue weather. 29569.
Bright-eyed baby. 24600.
Bright eyes. 19264.
Bright eyes goodbye. 5564.
Bright lights. 24601.
Bright morning call. 19265.
Bright new day. 24602.
Bright shining crown. 42063.
Bright shone the moon. 15042.
Bright stars. 42064.
Bright was the glorious morning star. 19266.
Brighten up & smile. 42065.
Brighter day. 5565, 15043.
Brightest stars of heaven. 5566.
Brightly gleams cur banner. 34788 (70), 53636 (53)
Brigitta arrives at the night club. 10046.
Brilliant butterfly. 5201 (95)
Bring a four leaf clover to me. 42066.
Bring along your dancing shoes. 50835 (48)
Bring back Gen’ral MacArthur. 5567.
Bring back my buddy. 29570.
Bring back my daddy to me. 51072.
Bring back my heart. 19267.
Bring back my Little Boy Blue. 42067.
Bring back that old fashioned Christmas. 42068.
Bring back the days gone by. 19268.
Bring back the sunshine, 38452.
Bring back the sweet heather to me. 24603.
Bring back those barber shop tunes. 15044.
Bring dear Santa Claus to me, 42069.
Bring heaven back again, 5568.
Bring heaven to me. 10047, 15045, 19269.
Bring him home, 29091 (48)
Bring home Jim. 42070.
Bring it on home to grandma, 24604.
Bring my boy back to me, 15046.
Bring my daddy home. 47406.
Bring my sweet to me. 42071.
Bring, O morn, thy music, 29571.
Bring on the moon, 10048,
Bring peace, we pray. 47124 (50)
Bring victory home to me, 42072,
Bring your torches. 456.
Bringing food to London Town. 42073.
Bringing the bacon home. 29572.
Bringing up father. 38171 (195)
Brisas de Andalucia, 24605.
Brisk walk. 51073.
Bristol, 29573.
Britain calling. 24606.
Britain lives, 10049.
Britain on parade, 15047.
Britain, remember. 10050, 42074,
Britain we love thee, 42075.
Britain’s war march, 34788 (71)
British children’s prayer. 5569, 15048-15053,
29574,
British Columbia, 42076,
British Empire. 29091 (49)
British grenadiers. 47124 (51-53)
Britshaner Bulgar. 5570.
Brittany song. 5201 (96)
Broad street blues. 35067,
Broadway. 38453, 38454, 39473,
Broadway adios, . 24607.
Broadway Babe, I’m coming back to you. 19270.
Broadway black-out. 29575.
Broadway blues. 35068, 47124 (54)
Broadway is calling me. 15054,
Broadway knitting club. 24219 (146, 147)
Broadway lights. 47407.
Broadway love. 5201 (97)
Broadway love song. 19271.
Broadway montage, 38454,
Broadway promenade all dolled up. 29576.
Broadway sway. 5571.
Broadway Tipperary. 341788 (72)
Broadway waltz, 19272.
Broadway without you. 38455,
Broadway’s blitz blues. 24608.
Broke, 29577.
Broken allegiance, 29578.
Broken clouds. 35069. .
Broken down bench, 29579.
Broken dream, 5572,
Broken dreams, 42077, 42078.
Broken heart. 10051.
Broken heart to mend, 15055,
Broken-hearted, 5573, 19273, 47408.
Broken-hearted blues. 47409.
Broken-hearted call. 15056.
Broken-hearted lover, 35071.
Broken-hearted mother. 38456.
Broken-hearted mother needs her boy. 15057.
Broken-hearted sweetheart. 42079.
Broken-hearted woman, 5574,
Broken hearts, 10052, 42080.
Broken is my china dolly, little heart broken, too,
47410.
Broken love. 15058,
Broken melody, 35070.
Broken memories. 457,
Broken picture, 24609.
Broken promise. 51074.
Broken strings. 10053.
Broken things. 51075.
Brokenhearted, 10054, 51076.
Brokenhearted father. 51077.
Brokenhearted over you. 10055.
Broncho buster, 42081.
INDEX
Bronx cheer. 42082.
Brook. 24219 (148), 34788 (73), 38171 (48)
Brookline bounce. 47411.
Brooklyn baby. 29580.
Brooklyn jump. 47412.
Brooklyns. 42083.
Broomstick parade. 38457.
Brother. 458.
Brother Bill. 19274.
Brother Bill went to war while I stayed home & made
love to his best girl. 24219 (149)
Brother Brown’s blues. 459.
Brother come back to me. 15059.
Brother Petroc’s carol. 51078.
Brother soldiers, all hail. 15060.
Brother, there’s a job to do. 10056.
Brotherhood, march of free men, 5575,
Brotherhood "of man, 24610,
Brotherhood way. 29581,
Brotherly love. 38458,
Brothers we are coming. 51079.
Brown beauty. 5576,
Brown bird singing. 10057.
Brown Bomber. 19275,
Brown Bomber waltz. 38459, 42084,
Brown boy in khaki. 35072.
Brown boys & Uncle Sam. 15061.
Brown County jamboree. 10058.
Brown eyed baby blues. 5577.
Brown-eyed boy & a maiden fair. 19277,
Brown-eyed neighbor. 10059.
Brown Eyes, I’ll miss you so, 15062,
Brown eyes with the curly hair. 38460.
Brown lad, 38461.
Brown soldier boy. 19276.
Brown suede, 42085.
Brownie’s blush, 24611,
Brudder Samson, 42086.
Bruder in fernem lande. 24612,
Bruna sfinge, 29582.
Brush back those tears. 460.
Brush-off song. 35073.
Brushwood squirrel. 35074.
Bubbles of love. 19278.
Buccaneers. 10060,
Buck dance. 461.
Buck Private Jones, 462.
Buck private without a buck. 24613.
Buck up! Private. 47413,’
Buckle down buck private, 19279,
Bucolique. 38462,
Bud, you’re breaking my heart. 15063,
Buda-pests. 10061.
Budd waltz. 51080.
Buddie boy. 47414,
Buddies. 463.
Buddies & sweethearts, 38463.
Buddies club. 19280,
Buddies on parade. 35075,
Buddies you fly so high in the sky, we miss you.
47415.
Budding blossoms, 29583,
Buddy. 15064, 47416, 47417,
Buddy boy. 464, 19281.
Buddy dear, 38464,
Buddy dear to me, 24614,
Buddy get a Jap. 5578,
Buddy, get your gun, 38465,
Buddy mine, 5579, 35076,
Buddy o’ mine. 10062,
Buddy of mine. 5580, 10063, 47418,
Buds & blossoms, 34788 (74)
Buenos dias tia, 10064.
1994
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Buff album of twenty pieces for the organ, 38466.
Buffalo gals polka, 38467.
Bug town, 24615.
Buggert (R. W.) method for snare drum. 10065,
Buggert method for xylophone & marimba. 38468.
Bughouse bigwig. 15065.
Bugle. 10066.
Bugle blowing. 15066.
Bugle boy, blow your horn, 15067.
Bugle Boy Blue. 35077.
Bugle boy blues. 29584,
Bugle call. 10067, 29585, 29586,
Bugle call for America. 47419.
Bugle calls. 10068, 24616, 35078, 47420,
Bugle is calling goodnight. 15068.
Bugler. 14692 (83), 35079.
Bugler, don’t play taps, play reveille. 19282.
Bugler | from Brooklyn. 10069, 15069.
Bugler’ s call. 42087.
Bugler’ s dilemma. 465.
Bugler’ s lovely eyes. 5581.
Buglers’ march, 29091 (50)
Bugler’ S song. 19283.
Bugle’ s blowing. 15070.
Build ’em & fly ’em. 47421.
Build more planes. 15071.
Build up. 42088.
Build ye His temples. 10069*,
Builders, 53636 (54)
Builders’ dance. 51081.
Building a building for baby. 466.
Building bombers, boom! Boom. 35080.
Building castles in the air. 38469.
Building castles with you. 19284,
Building for tomorrow. 38470.
Building myself up to a nervous breakdown, 15072.
Built on the Rock. 10070,
Bula jive. 47422, oT
Buldeo’s revenge. 10071.
Bull fiddles in a china shop. 42089.
Bull frog. 10072,
Bull session blues. 15073.
Bulldog Drummond. 18092.
Bullfrogs & marines. 42090.
tee Se de um dum, that’ s it. 50835 (49), 53636
6
Bumba rhumba. 24617, 29587,
Bumble bee & butterfly. 24219 (150)
Bumble bee’s band. 19285.
Bumblebee. 14692 (84)
Bump in the ballet. 29588.
Bumpity bumpity. 467,
Bunch of pansy blossoms. 24219 (151)
Bundle from heaven, 10073, 42091.
Bundle of blue. 51082.
Bundle of sunshine. 19286.
Bundles for America. 47423.
Bundles for Britain. 468.
Bundles for Japan. 15074.
Bungalow, a bed of roses & you. 42092.
Bungalow for two. 42093.
Bunnies. 31649,
Bunny, bunny, bunny. 35081,
Bunny duck. 469,
Bunny rabbit. 10074.
- Bunny song. 29589,
Buntes allerlei. 29590,
Burden bearer. 10075.
Buried love. 42094,
Burlesca., 29591.
Burlesque on the scale. 42095.
Burletta. 470, 471, 38171 (49)
Burlington Bertie from Bow. 34788 (75)
Burma girl. 24618.
Burma road. 19287,
Burn it up. 47424,
Burning leaves. 47425,
Burning Moscow. 29592,
Burning papers. 51083.
Burns’ (Hal) song book. 10076,
Burro ride. 5582,
Bus to Music Land. 47426,
Buscando tu huella. 24619.
Business as usual. 9582 (68)
Buster’s last stand. 19288, 35082.
Bustles of calico. 42096.
Busy bee girl’s club theme song. 10077.
Busy business. 19289.
Busy fingers. 10078.
Busy heart. 15075.
Busybody moon. 10079.
But anumber. 38471.
But are we downhearted? No. 9582 (69)
But, baby I can love. 472.
But definitely. 51084,
But first, I’ ve a war to win. 19290.
But he couldn’ t stay. 42097.
* But I don’t want that. 10080.
But I just can’t say goodbye. 19291.
But I never do. 35083.
But, is it love. 473.
But it did. 15076.
But lo the dawn. 53636 (57)
But mine. 29593.
But my heart will say always. 10081.
But my plans were shattered: 10082.
But never mind. 474.
But now I can’t see how. 47427.
But now thus saith the Lord. 53636 (58)
But oh, those lonely nights. 38472.
But only in my dreams. 42098.
But really Ido. 52085.
But she’s not me. 38473.
But so different. 38474.
But someday you'll understand me. 475.
But that was yesterday. 42099.
But that’s what happens, when love is through. 476.
But thou king. 29091 (51)
But what are these. 10083.
But what of truth. 10084.
But what’s the use. 24620.
But why did you have to lie. 5583.
But you can change. 35084,
But you’ll remain, 29594,
Butch. 42100, 42101.
Butch minds the baby. 19292, 19293, 20916, 22564,
23297,
Butcher, the baker, 29595,
Butler’s surprise. 19294,
Butter me, Buttercup. 29596.
Buttercup Lane. 10085, 15077,
Buttercup schottische. 47124 (55)
Butterflies, 53636 (59)
Butterflies & grasshoppers. 24219 (152)
Butterfly. 35085.
Butterfly & the bee. 34788 (76)
Butterfly & the maid, 24219 (153)
Butterfly of fashion, 24219 (154)
Butterfly time. 35086.
Butterfly waltz, 24219 (155), 34788 (77)
Button up your lip, 15078, 29597.
Button up your lips. 35087.
Buttons for the major, 24621.
Buttons off their pants. 35088.
Buy a bale of cotton for me. 5201 (98)
Buy a bomber. 5584, 51086.
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INDEX
ee
Buy a bomber & beat those bums, 477.
Buy a bond, 5585, 10086, 24622, 24625, 38475,
38476, 47428.
Buy a bond & fire a bomb. 38477.
Buy a bond for freedom, 5586, 19295,
Buy a bond for sonny. 19296.
Buy a bond for Uncle Sammy. 15079.
Buy a bond for victory. 478, 15080, 42102, 42103.
Buy a bond from Uncle Sam. 5587.
Buy 2 bond or a stamp each day. 35089. :
Buy a bond or a stamptoday. 15081.
Buy a bond or two. 19297.
Buy a bond today. 5588, 10087, 24624, 38478,
42104, 47429.
Buy a defense bond. 5589.
Buy a defense stamp or a bond today. 15082,
Buy a share in America, .479, 480, 15083, 19298.
Buy a share in America by buying a bond today.
29598.
Buy a share in freedom today. 42105.
Buy a stamp, buy a bond. 10088, 29599.
Buy a stamp for the lamp of liberty. 10089.
Buy a stamp today. 38479.
Buy a U. S. defense stamp, & lick the other side.
10090.
Buy a war savings stamp. 15084,
Buy all the bonds that you can, 42106.
Buy American. 15085,
Buy an extra bond or two. 47430.
Buy & buy. 481.
Buy another bond. 24625.
Buy bonds. 35090, 38480, 38481, 51087.
Buy bonds & win. 47431.
Buy bonds & win the war. 35091.
Buy bonds for freedom today. 10091.
Buy bonds for the U.S.A. 42107.
Buy bonds for Uncle Sam. 29600, 38482.
Buy bonds for victory. 482, 10092, 19299.
Buy bonds from your Uncle Sam. 35092.
Buy bonds now, 483.
Buy bonds of liberty. 47432.
Buy bonds, right away. 5590.
Buy bonds today. 15086, 24626, 38483, 42108, 51088.
Buy! Buy bonds. 484, 24627,
Buy! Buy! Buy. 5591.
Buy defense bonds. 584, 5592.
Buy defense bonds for democracy. 10093.
Buy defense bonds today. 29601.
Buy defense stamps, & lick the other side. 35093.
Buy for the Red, White & Blue. 42109.
Buy freedom. 42110,
Buy from your Uncle. 486.
Buy more bye-bye-Axis bonds. 42111.
Buy more defense stamps, & lick the other side,
35094,
Buy stamps & bonds. 29602,
Buy stamps & bonds, America, 47433,
Buy stamps for victory. 10094,
Buy stamps today, 51089,
Buy them now. 19300,
Buy those bonds, 42112,
Buy those defense bonds today. 10095,
Buy U.S. bonds. 24628.
Buy U.S. defense bonds. 487.
Buy U.S. defense stamps & lick the other side. 5593,
Buy war bonds & stamps today. 24629,
Buy war saving bonds & stamps, win vict’ry for our
side. 19301.
Buy yo’ baby a baby bond. 19302.
Buy your bonds today. 15087, 38484, 42113,
Buy your defense bond. 5594.
Buy your share in America. 15088.
Buying acar. 19303, 24630.
Buying little things for me. 24219 (156)
Buying yourself a victory bond. 38485.
Buzz song. 38486.-
Buzzing in the air everywhere, 24631.
By a babbling brook. 29091 (52, 53)
By a country lane. 19304.
By a forgotten well. 24219 (157)
By a Gypsy caravan. 24632.
By a lace vine in the garden. 19305.
By a lovely brook. 5595.
By a moonlit lake. 42114.
By a mountain pool. 35095.
By a sylvan lake, 42115.
By a wishing well. 24633.
By a woodland pool. 29603, 35096. .
By air, land, & sea. 42116.
By America we will stand. 38487.
By an old rose trellis. 38488.
By and by. 5596.
By candlelight. | 10096, 10097.
By cool Siloam’ s shady rill. 51090.
By dawn’s early light. 488.
By faith. 489.
By faith alone. 34788 (78)
By grace through faith. 29091 (54)
By heck. 9582 (70-72), 14692 (85), 24219 (158)
By jingo. 50835 (50), 53636 (60)
By jingo if we do. 4201 (253), 9582 (124, 285),
14692 (448)
By land, air & sea we'll battle on to victory. 42117.
By land, by sea, by air, we’re going over there.
19306.
By Mendip side. 5201 (99)
By myself. 47434.
By purling waters. 9582 (75)
By special request. 38489.
By stars above. 24634.
By that babbling brook with you. 490,
By the bay under the moon. 47435.
By the beat of my heart. 10098.
By the beautiful sea. 38490.
By the bridge of San Luis Rey. 29604.
By the brook. 9582 (76), 42118.
By the brook at Coldin Acres. 47436.
By the brookside. 5201 (100)
By the campfire. 15089.
By the Cross of Calvary. 5201 (101)
By the dawn of tomorrow. 24635.
By the Don a garden blooms. 51091.
By the dreamy brooklet stream. 5597.
By the fireside. 9582 (77), 10099.
By the help of God we’re sure to win. 29605.
By the lake-side. 29091 (55)
By the light of the moon. 24219 (159)
By the light of the silvery moon. 29606, 38491.
By the mill. 34788 (79)
By the moonlit covered bridge. 51092.
By the Nile. 24636.
By the old lagoon. 491.
By the old Missouri shore. 24637.
By the old sun dial. 29607.
By the ole swimmin’ hole. 38492.
By the radio. 10100.
By the ramparts we watch. 47437.
By the rippling waters. 492.
By the river of beautiful dreams. 29608.
By the River Tennessee. 42119.
By the river Thames. 19307.
By the rivers of Babylon. 14692 (86), 24638.
By the sea. 5598.
By the side of the lake. 493.
By the simplicity of Venus doves. 24219 (160)
By the starlight. 10101.
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
By the Stars & Stripes. 10102.
By the waters of Babylon. 14692 (87), 29091 (56)
By the waters of Minnetonka. 5201 (102), 35097,
53636 (61)
By the wishing well. 15090, 29091 (57)
By the Zuyder Zee. 14692 (88), 34788 (80)
By thunder, I wonder. 38493.
By Tumna’s rolling waters. 5201 (103), 24219 (161)
Bye & bye. 19308, 29609, 47438.
Bye, bye, baby. 24639, 24640.
Bye, bye, Benito. 5599.
Bye, bye, Billy. 29610.
Bye, bye, Dixie. 42120.
Bye bye honey. 10103.
Bye-bye little Nell. 19309.
Bye bye mamma blues. 494.
Bye, bye, Marie. 29611, 42121.
*Bye for now. 51093.
Bye lo, Baby Buntin’, daddy’s goin’ huntin’. 29612.
Bye, my dear. 24641.
Bye sailor. 24642.
*Bye sweetheart. 35098.
*Bye to you. 38494.
Byington piano course for beginners. 42122.
By-io baby dear. 51094.
By-lo mah honeykin, by. 9582 (73, 74)
By-u by-o. 15091.
Byways in Etude Land. 42123.
C-jam blues. 19310.
C.0O.D. 35099.
C-O-D, collect on delevery [?} 10104.
Cabalerro’s [?] serenade. 19311.
Caballeria del imperio. 51123.
Caballero. 10105.
Caballero’s serenade. 47439.
Cab-Arabian nights. 38171 (50, 51)
Cabaret girl. 19312.
Cabereting in PumpKinville. 47124 (56, 57)
Cabbie, you may drive me around. 47440.
Cabin by the hill. 19313.
Cabin for two. 15092.
Cabin in Kentucky. 19314.
Cabin in the hills. 19315.
Cabin in the lowland. 29613.
Cabin in the sky. 31622, 33221, 35655, 35852,
36353, 40370, 41639, 43797.
Cabin in the valley. 42124.
Cabin on the bayou. 42125.
Cabino, the fortune-teller man. 47441.
Cabrito. 5600.
Cactus Town. 35100.
Cada noche un amor. 51095.
Cadenas de amor. 42126.
Cadet girl. 2028, 4414. ”
Cadet song. 10106.
Cadets of P.M.C. 495.
Cafe Kohinoor. 496.
Cafe opening. 19316.
Café Viennois. 5601.
Caged squirrel. 9582 (78)
Cagou gal. 24643.
Cailliet brass quartet album. 42127.
Cailliet method for saxophone. 497.
Caillet quartet album. 24644.
Cain’s (Noble) pre-high school chorus book. 51096.
Cairo. 15093, 19317, 19318, 31434, 46421.
Cairo carnival. 35101.
Caissons go rolling along. 19319, 42128-42131.
Cake walk promenade. 47124 (58, 59)
Cake walk with me. 34788 (81, 82)
Calamity Jo Jo. 47442,
Calfskin calisthenics. 19320.
Calgiers of Uncle Sam. 24645.
Caliban in the coal mines. 42132.
Caliber Tommy. 47443.
Calico, flannelette & tulle. 5602.
Calico rag. 24219 (162)
California. 51097.
California & you. 5201 (104)
California crazy. 29614.
California dream girl. 42133.
California fighting march. 42134.
California gold. 498.
California, here’s the key to my heart. 15094.
California, land of golden dreams. 15095.
California moonlight & you. 24646.
California paradise. 15096.
California way out West. 42135.
California, you’re my sunshine. 10107.
Californians. 35102.
California’s beautiful. 24647.
California’s calling me. 499.
California’s recruits of 742. 10108.
Caliph of Bagdad. 10109.
Call. 500, 19321, 53636 (62, 63)
Calt again. 24648.
Call another million men for Uncle Sam. 501.
Call around again. 14692 (89), 24219 (163)
Call for freedom. 38495, 51098.
Call for liberty. 15097.
Call for love. 502.
Call for 92. 19322.
Call for reapers. 24219 (164)
Call from Pearl Harbor. 5603.
Call from the Red, White & Blue. 5604.
Call from Washington. 19323.
Call itadream. 15098.
Call it love. 42136.
Call me aSammy. 29615.
Call me back again, 503.
Call me dearie, that’s all. 14692 (90)
Call me in the morning. 42137.
Call me lover. 42138, 42139.
Call me sweetheart. 5201 (105)
Call me that again. 19324.
Call of America. 5605, 38496.
Call of duty. 19325.
Call of heart. 38497.
Call of love. 51099.
Call of my heart. 42140.
Call of my heart is for you. 24219 (165)
Call of spring. 38498.
Call of the air raid warden. 19326.
Call of the angelus. 53636 (64)
Call of the blues. 5606.
Call of the bombardiers. 5607.
Call of the colors. 24219 (166)
Call of the Flag, 19327, 24649.
Call of tne Maytime. 5201 (106)
Call of the old boys. 53636 (65)
Call of the prairie. 10110.
Call of the range. 15099.
Call of the trail. 47124 (60)
Call of the West. 19328, 51100.
Call of the western steer. 42141.
Call of the wild. 5201 (107), 5608, 14692 (91)
Call of the zamba. 504.
Call of Uncle Sam. 29091 (58)
Call out the marines. 14969, 15100, 15811, 16609,
18842.
Call to America. 10111.
Call to arms. 10112, 19329, 19330, 29616, 29617,
38499.
Call to battle. 505.
Call to Colors. 506.
Call to love. 507.
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INDEX
Call to service. 38500, 42142.
Call to the Colors. 47444, 51101.
Call to the free nations. 5609.
Call to vict’ ry. 35103.
Calla corazon, 10113.
Callate corazon. 38501.
Callate lengua. 10114.
Calle de la Paloma. 34788 (83)
Called by Uncle Sam. 24650.
Called out of darkness. 29091 (59)
Called to Colors. 15101.
Called to his Colors. 5610.
Caller herrin’. 508.
Callest Thou thus, O Master. 24219 (167)
Callin’ all Yanks. 509.
Calling. 10115.
Calling all Americans. 10116, 10117, 19331.
Calling all kids. 45326.
Calling all pa’s. 42143, 46401.
Calling all Yanks. 19332, 35104.
Calling America, 19333.
Calling down by the gate. 42144.
Calling Hawaii. 10118.
Calling me back to you. 5611.
Calling my name. 24651.
Calling of the bugle. 35105.
-Calling reapers. 24652.
Calling spring. 19334.
Calling the west wind. 51102.
Calling to you. 42145, 47445.
Calling you. 510, 5612, 10119, 24653, 47446, 51103.
Calling you! Calling me. 19335.
Calliope polka. 5613.
Calm & tranquil lie the sheepfolds. 24654.
Calm down. 511.
Calm on the list’ning ear. 34788 (84)
Calm Soul of all things. 42146.
Calmfng down. 15102.
Calship mates song. 29618.
Calvary. 19336, 24219 (168, 169), 34788 (85), 35106,
53636 (66)
Camaguey’s lust. 10120.
Camaron y mamoncillo. 51104.
Came a-riding. 5614.
Came dawning. 512.
Came love. 51105.
Camel drivers’ song. 47447.
Camel theme. 51106.
Caméléon. 42147.
Camelia. 29619.
Camellia waltz. 35107.
Cameo. 513, 35108, 53636 (67)
Camille. 10121.
Camino pa’ alante. 5615.
Camisa stirata tisa. 514.
Camouflaged fire. 29620.
Camp Beauregard reception center march. 24655.
Camp fire serenade. 42148.
Camp meetin’. 515.
Camp meeting. 38502.
Camp Morrow drill song. 29621.
Camp Morrow regimental marching song. 29622.
Camp Polk. 15103.
Campagnola calabrese. 24656.
Campagnolo. 38503.
Campane di Corneville. 5201 (108)
Campbells are coming. 29623. ’
_ Camping in the old army camp. 35109.
Campus parade. 516, 517.
Campus queen. 518.
Can do Americans. 35110.
Can ’em, Uncle Sam. 35111.
CanI. 5616.
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Can I be your soldier boy. 24657.
Can I believe what I see in your eyes. 38504.
Can I blame the moon. 19337.
Can I fig, fig, figure, on a date with you. 42149.
Can I forget. 29091 (60), .35112.
Can I help it. 519, 520, 19338.
Can I share your loveliness. 29624.
Can it be. 14692 (92, 93), 42150.
Can it be love. 5201 (109), 38505.
Can it be wrong. 19339.
Can they be proud of you. 42151.
Can this be love, I wonder. 521.
Can this be real. 15104.
Can we fight. 19340.
Can we take it. 522.
Can you forget the love we use [?] to share. 523.
Can you guess. 10122.
Can you hear. 42152.
Can you hear the call of the Saviour. 15105.
Can you pay for a broken heart. 24219 (170)
Can you remember. 15106, 47448.
Can you say you never cared. 5617.
Canada in song. 19341.
Canadian boat song. 9582 (79)
Canadian capers. 524, 525, 10123, 18845 (19),
24219 (171)
Canadians! Follow the drum. 50835 (51)
Canadienne. 47449. ¢
Cancello chiuso. 29625. \
Cancion. 15107.
Cancion bolero, 24658.
Cancion de amor. 51107.
Cancion de cuna. 19342.
Cancion de cuna para un gato. 38506.
Cancion de Juan, 5618.
Cancion de la noche. 526.
Cancion de las Americas. 42153.
Cancion de los barqueros del Volga. 15108.
Cancion de’los marineros. 19343.
Cancion de los pajaritos. 47450.
Cancion de los recuerdos. 29626.
Cancion de Navidad. 527.
Cancion del alma. 38507.
Cancion del puerto. 19344.
Cancion mas. 10124.
Cancion por dos gorriones. 38508.
Cancion sin nombre. 51108.
Cancion sin palabras. 51109.
Cancion triste y danza alegre. 29627.
Cancion tropical. 51110.
Cancion vespertina. 42154.
Canciones de Navidad. 528, 5619.
Canciones panamericanas. 24659.
Candid opinion. 10125.
Candida. 51111.
Candied yams. 51112.
Candle burns. 529, 24660.
Candle hour. 47451.
Candle in my heart. 51113.
Candle light. 15109, 15110, 38509, 42155.
Candle light shadow. 24661.
Candle lighted church across the way. 29628.
Candle lights. 5201 (110), 19345, 29629.
Candle waltz. 42156.
Candombe criollo. 15111.
Candy. 38510.
Candy lion. 29091 (61)
Candystick brigade. 15112.
Cane grinding, down Louisiana way. 19346.
Canitas. 38511.
Cannibal king. 42157.
Canon. 24219 (172)
Canon in A major. 29630.
Canonic toccata on Ye watchers & ye holy ones. 10126.
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Canons & rounds. 35113, 35114.
Canopy of blue. 5620.
Cansancio. 38512.
Can't believe it. 38513.
Can’t blame anybody but myself. 51114.
Can’t cha, won’t cha, will yah. 530.
Can’ t change the place or time. 42158.
Can’t forget. 10127.
Can’t get out of this mood. 38514.
Can’t get over loving you. 5621.
Can’ t get stuff in your cuff. 51115.
Can’t get that dream off my mind. 531.
Can’t get used to the thrill. 38515.
Can’t go on this way. 5622.
Can’t hear too much about Dixie. 35115.
Can’t help dreaming of you. 51116.
Can’t make up my mind. 15113.
Can’t stand your evil way. 42159.
Can’ t they leave us alone for a while. 53636 (68)
Can’t we. 24662.
Can’t we be sweethearts again. 42160.
Can’t we start all over. 35116.
Can’t we still be friends. 47452.
Can’ t you come & play. 24219 (173)
Can’t you forgive a fool. 24663.
Can’ t you hear me call. 47453.
Can’t you hear me softly calling. 38516.
Can’t you hear, my heart. 29631.
Can’t you hear Old Glory calling. 532.
Can’t you hear the voices calling. 47454.
Can’t you hear them calling. 533.
Can’ t you love me. 5623.
Can’t you see. 534, 47455.
Can’t you see I mean you. 5201 (111)
Can’t you see it my way. 35117.
Can’t you see Jesus. 29632.
Can’t you see you’re killing me. 42161.
Can’t you take a hint. 15114. —
Can’t you tell. 15115.
Canta conmigo. 10128.
Canta y no llores. 24664.
Cantabile. 5201 (112)
Cantando en la estepa. 5624.
Cantar de un tango. 51117.
Cantar del regimiento. 511 18.
Cantar Gitano. 535.
Cantar llorando. 42162.
Cantares espafioles. 15116.
Cantata amorose. 29633.
Cantate Domino. 536, 24665, 29634.
Cantate Domino & Deus misereatur. 38517.
Canteen blues. 38518.
Canteen Kate. 29635.
Canti della montagna. 29636, 29637.
Cantiga de Ninar. 19347.
Cantiga ingenua. 38519.
Cantilena. 14692 (94), 35118-35120.
Cantilena pastorale in B moll. 5201 (113)
Cantilene pastorale. 38171 (52)
Cantique d’amour. 24219 (174), 34788 (86)
Cantique du soir. 53636 (69)
Canto a Rio de Janeiro. 537.
Canto del caminante. 5625.
Canto tropical. 10129, 15117, 42163.
Canton Ohio dreams, 29638.
Canyon serenade. 35121.
Canyon song. 15118.
Canyon to the sky. 10130.
Canyon trail. 538.
Canzon[?]d’amore. 29639.
Canzona. 18845 (20), 38171 (53)
Canzone Andalusa. 47456.
Canzone che non muore. 19348.
Canzone dei tavolier. 19349.
Canzone in A flat. 24219 (175), 34788 (87)
Canzone orientale. 5626, 5627.
Canzonet. 539.
Canzonetta. 14692 (95), 24219 (176, 177), 47457,
51119.
Canzonetta del Salvator Rosa. 540.
Canzoni populari del Piemonte. 9582 (80)
Cape Cod Anne. 35121*.
Cape Cod chantey. 15119.
Caper sauce. 24219 (178), 34788 (88-90)
Capetown. 29640.
C-A-P-I-T-A-L U. 30191.
Capriccio. 9582 (81, 82)
Capriccio a fantasia. 38520.
Capriccio arabe. 47458.
Capriccio in H moll. 5201 (114)
Caprice. 19350, 19351, 29641, 34788 (91), 38521,
47124 (61), 53636 (70)
Caprice brilliante. 24219 (179)
Caprice espagnole. 50835 (52)
Caprice Hungarian. 47124 (62)
Caprice in B dur. 5201 (115)
Caprice on two Norfolk folk-tunes. 541.
Caprice romane. 29642.
Caprice XXIV. 542, 47124 (63)
Caprichosa. 29643.
Capricietta. 5628.
Capricious waltz. 47459.
Caps. 47460.
Captain Betty. 5201 (116)
Captain Bing. 19352.
Captain Colin Kelly. 543.
Captain Colin Kelly was a hero. 38522.
Captain Colin P. Kelly jr. march. 15120, 19353.
Captain Kelly, 19354.
Captain Kelly’s last great fight. 5629.
Captain Lean. 24666.
Captain Mac. 47124 (64)
Captain Marvel. 38523.
Captain of my heart. 38524.
Captain of the breeze. 19355.
Captain’s command. 24219 (180)
Captains of the clouds, 544, 10131.
Captains on high. 19356.
Captin [?] Colin Kelly of the U.S. navy. 15121.
Captivation. 18845 (21)
Captive heart. 19357.
Capture of Adolf Hitler. 5630.
Car-hop serenade. 51120.
Cara y seca. 42164.
Caracas. 5631.
Caranbanbumba. 5632.
Caran-can-fun. 19358.
Caravan. 29644,
Caravana. 35122.
Carbon copy. 42165.
Cardinal & gold. 47461.
Care for your car for your country. 42166.
Care free. 29091 (62)
Care of Uncle Sam. 42167.
Carefree cowboy. 51121.
Carefree idea. 5633.
Carefree mood. 15122.
Careful. 545.
Careless love. 15123,
Careless of my heart. 47462.
Careless rhapsody. 19359.
Careless with my heart. 38525.
Caress. 9582 (83)
Caresse d’amour. 10132.
Caressing waltz. 29645.
Cargo of innocence. 37154, 51122, 51204, 51205, 51254
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INDEX
51255, 51987, 52004-52006, 52135, 52259, 52544,
52743, 52976, 53293.
Cargoes of romance. 546.
Caribbean clipper. 29646, 29647, 42168.
Caribbean lament. 29648.
Caribe. 38526.
Caricatures on Jack & Jill. 42169.
Carida no to vini. 5634.
Carillon. 24667, 38171 (54), 38527.
Carimay. 10133.
Carinito. 51123.
Carinoso. 10134.
Carin’s husband. 19360.
Carioca. 547, 38528.
Carissima. 5201 (117)
Carle’s (Frankie) piano serenades. 548.
Carlotta. 5635.
Carl’s bewilderment. 42170.
Carlsbad alma mater. 15124.
Carlsbad Caverns. 549.
Carmela, la cantaora. 24668.
Carmelita. 19361, 19362.
Carmelita mio [?] 550.
Carmella don’ch’ you cry. 42171.
Carmen. 5201 (367, 368), 8708 (b), 10874, 14692
(565, 649, 749), 22537, 29091 (63, 217), 34788 (92
724), 47124 (65) ‘
Carmen Ohio. 5636.
Carmena. 50835 (53), 53636 (71)
Carmencita. 15125, 15126, 19363, 42172.
Carnations. 10135, 42173.
Carnaval. 5637.
Carnaval del Uruguay. 24669.
Carnavalera, 51124.
Carnevale di Venezia. 41610 (25)
Carnicero jacinto. 42174.
Carnival. 551, 9582 (84), 24219 (181)
Carnival of Venice. 552, 553, 5638, 24670, 29091
(64), 29649, 38171 (55), 51125. |
Carnival parade. 24219 (182)
Carnival song. 42175.
Carnival waltz. 53636 (72)
Caro Carolina, 29650.
Caro mio. 42176.
Caro mio ben. 19364.
Carol-mass of the Holy Infant. 5639.
Carol of the ox & ass. 24671, 24672.
Carol of the sheep bells. 29651.
Carol of the sheep-fold. 554.
Carol of the wind. 42177.
Carol time. 51126, 51127.
Carol to the Child. 38529.
Carole. 5640.
Carole is the brightest star tonight. 5641.
Carole Joy. 15127.
Carole Lombard. 19365.
Carole Lombard, gone but not forgotten. 35123.
Carole - my Carole. 24673,
Carole of my dreams. 10136.
Carolina. 15128.
Carolina & you. 15129,
Carolina carvin’ time. 5642,
Carolina furlough. 42178.
Carolina in the morning. 555,
Carolina Rose. 556, 38530.
Carolina strand. 19366.
Carolina swing. 24674.
Carolina’s day. 34788 (93)
Caroline. 19367, 47463,
Carols gay we sing. 5643,
Carols of Christmas. 38531.
Carolyn. 29652, 35124.
Carribbean [?] fantasy. 24675.
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Carrie Rose. 557.
Carrier Lexington. 42179.
Carrot top. 42180,
Carry along. 5644.
Carry me back to Carolina, 558.
Carry me back to dear old Dixie. 29653.
Carry me back to my old Montana home, 29654,
Carry me back to old Virginny. 559, 10137, 24219
(183, 184), 42181.
Carry me back to the mountains. 47464.
Carry me with you in day-dreams, 19368.
Carry on. 560, 561, 5645, 5646, 9582 (85, 86),
10138-10140, 19369, 19370, 24676, 24677, 29655,
29656, 35125-35127, 38532, 42182, 42183, 51128.
Carry on, America. 5647.
Carry on at home, sweet home, 51129,
Carry on, carry on, carry on, 38533, 42184.
Carry on down under. 29657, 35128.
Carry on, ever on, 51130.
Carry on for General MacArthur. 19371.
Carry on, little honey. 15130.
Carry on, Madelon, 5648,
Carry on soldier. 47465.
Carry on, Uncle Sam. 29658, 38534,
Carry on, with a song. 5649.
Carry on with Roosevelt, 15131.
Carry the news to Hitler. 15132, 24678.
Carrying a torch for him, 5650.
Carrying along. 29659.
Cart goes up & down, 29660.
Cartero del amor. 24679.
Cartoon 75. 10141.
Carus breeze. 41610 (26)
Cascade. 15133.
Cascades in the sunlight. 51131,
Casey. 47466.
Casey at the bat. 562.
Casey Jones, the brave engineer. 563.
Cash for your trash. See Get some cash for your
trash,
Casino caprice. 10142.
Casino ‘sequence. 5651.
Cass the poultry man, 35129.
Cassandra waltzes. 24219 (185)
Cassidy, Private Michael Cassidy. 50835 (54, 55)
Cast aside your troubles of yesterday. 564.
Cast it away. 24219 (186)
Cast thy burden upon the Lord. 5201 (118)
Cast your doubts away. 565.
Cast your troubles away. 24680.
Castanet dance. 14692 (96)
Castanets. 24681.
Castilian dreams. 5201 (119)
Casting all your care. 50835 (56)
Castle in the universe, 15134.
Castle innovation tango. 5201 (120)
Castle maxixe. 5201 (121)
Castle of dreams. 29661.
Castle perfect trot. 9582 (87)
Castle square. 34788 (94)
Castle valse classique. 14692 (97)
Castle walk. 5201 (122)
Castles in the air. 47124 (66)
Castles in the moonlight, 38535,
Casual way. 38536.
Cat, they say, may still look at a king. 24682,
Catalina, 29662, 38537.
Catereté, 47467,
Caterpillar creep. 24683,
Catharina cornaro., 5201 (123)
Cathedral bell. 42185,
Cathedral bells at twilight. 24684.
Cathedral chimes, 51132.
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nos, 1-12, 1942
Cat’s & gator’s ball. 42186,
Caucasian capers, 47468.
Caught in the draft. 15135.
Caught in the net. 42187,
Caught in your spell. 42188.
‘Cause honey, I’ Be in love. 5652.
*Cause I just don’t make sense without you. 15136.
‘Cause I know you. 35130.
"Cause I love you. 42189,
"Cause I jwas meant for you. 24685.
"Cause Y’ m in love. 47469,
Cause I’m so glad. 47470,
"Cause it’s that way. 24686,
"Cause my love is that true, 5653.
’Cause my sugar daddy is a doughboy now. 29663.
"Cause No Man’s Land belongs to me, 38538.
Cause she’s got eve . 9654,
Cause you ain’a goin’ to live forever - nohow.
47471.
‘Cause you said goodbye. 566.
Cause you’re always on my mind, 19372. .
‘Cause you re away. 10143.
"Cause you re my Miss America. 47472,
*Cause you’re the girl that I love. 47473.
*Cause you're the one for me, 47474,
Cavalcade of famous songs. 10144.
Cavaliere. 24687.
Cavalleria rusticana. 5201 (23), 14692 (384), 34788
(577), 45091.
Cavalry attack. 9582 (88, 89)
Cavalry polka. 567.
Cavatina. 18845 (22), 35131, 35132, 42190, 42191,
47124 (67)
Cavatina from Prince Igor. §1133.
Cave in the woods. 9582 (90)
Cecile. 38171 (56)
Cecilia polka. 10145.
Cedar crosstown. 42192. —
Cee Sanders really loves her, 47475,
Céfiro. 24688.
Celebratin’ day in Tennessee. 18845 (23)
Celerity. 47124 (68)
Celeste. 568.
Celeste Aida. 24219 (187)
Celestia, beautiful goddess of love. 38171 (57, 58)
Celestial stars of the U.S.A. 51134.
Celestial voices. 14692 (98)
Celita, 24689.
Celtic litany. 35133.
Celtic lullaby. 19373.
Celtic set. 569.
Celtic valse. 47124 (69)
Censored. 29664, 38539.
Centenary gentlemen fight to win that fight. 19374.
Central avenue lullaby blues. 35134.
Central Park, 15137, 42193.
Centurama. 12404,
Cephale et Procris, 10730.
Cerisette polka. 5201 (124, 125)
Cero tu. 24690.
Chacha linda, 42194.
Chacone., 42195.
Chaconne, 29665, 38171 (59)
Chaconne inG minor. 19375.
Chacumbele. 42196,
Chacun le sait. 29666.
Chain without love, 570.
Chained-ankle glide. 14692 (99)
Chalk farm to Camberwell Green. 47124 (70)
Challenge. 24691, 35135, 38540.
Challenge of Rikki-tikki-tavi. 53636 (73)
Challenger. 14692 (100, 101), 15138.
Chamber in my heart. 29667.
vw we Ye ©
Chambered nautilus. 29091 (65)
Chamberguito. 571.
Chamberlain’s lovely lotion. 572.
Chaminade souvenir no. 14, 24219 (188)
Champagne cocktails. 42197.
Champagne lullaby. 10146.
Champion of the world. 35136.
Champion Romeo. 5655.
Chances are, 15139, 29668.
Chandler’s 100th anniversary. 38541.
Change of heart. 573, 29669, 42198.
Change of mind. 24692.
Change pardners. 10147.
Changeable silk. 47476.
Changeable you. 10148.
Changing moods. 29670.
Changing my love. 42199.
Changing shadows. 574.
Chanitah. 29671.
Chanson. 47477.
Chanson canadienne, 24219 (189)
Chanson d’automne. 24219 (190)
Chanson du soir. 24219 (191)
Chanson sans paroles. 34788 (95)
Chansonette. 14692 (102), 19376.
Chansonnette. 38171 (60)
Chansons de Jean Sablon. 42200.
Chansons de Ronsard. 575.
Chansons de Tegatha pour les enfants. 5201 (126)
Chansons d’octobre. 5201 (127)
Chant de Gaspard Hauser. 10149,
Chant de Roxane. 19377.
Chant des fusiliers marins. 29091 (66)
Chant d’Orient. 10150.
Chant du nord. 34788 (96)
Chant du soir. 5201 (128)
Chant du V. 576.
Chant for vengeance. 47478.
Chant, no. 6. 5656.
Chant of New Orleans. 15140.
Chant of the Carolina woods. 577.
Chant of the river spirits. 24219 (192)
Chant oriental. 47479.
Chant romantique. 24219 (193)
Chant sans paroles. 14692 (103)
Chanteuse. 19378.
Chanting the song. 35137.
Chants des soldats. 50835 (57)
Chap with the Stars & Stripes. 29672.
Chapel bells. 42201.
Chapei bells will be ringing. 38542.
Chapel by the sea. 5657.
Chapel in the forest. 34788 (97)
Chapel meeting. 578.
Chapel musings. 51135.
Chapel on the hill. 5658.
Chaplin walk. 24219 (194), 53636 (74)
Chappell’s army journal. 9582 (91), 18845 (24),
47124 (71)
Charades. 579.
Charakterstuck. 47124 (72)
Charge. 24219 (195, 196)
Charge against a bully enemy. 35138.
Charge of the lancers, 47124 (78, 74)
Charge of the light brigade. 5201 (129)
Charge on, United Nations, 42202.
Chariot race. 53636 (75)
Chariots of the Lord. 5201 (130)
Charity begins at home, 47124 (75)
Charlene. 24693. CH
Charles street bus. 42203.
Charley’s in the army. 5659.
Charlie. 47480.
2001
Charlie horse blues. 29673.
Charlie McCarthy, 29674, 35139.
Charlie McCarthy’s refrain. 38543,
Charlie Rutlage. 42204.
Charlotte. 35140.
Charlotte Harbor stomp. 51136.
Charlotte waltz. 47124 (76)
Charlynn, 38544.
Charm. 5660.
Charmed, 10151, 15141.
Charming. 29675.
Charming Alice. 580.
Charming Louise. 35141.
Charming princess, 15142.
Charming songster. 10152.
Charms. 15143.
Charms are the fairest when they’re hidden. 53636
(76)
Charms of love. 5661.
Charrito. 35142, _
Charter of love. 51137.
Chasin’ the blues. 51301, 51958.
Chasing Ledue. 24694.
Chasing my troubles away. 42205,
Chasing those blues away. 15144,
Chatelaine. 5201 (131)
Chatita. 42206.
Chatterbox. 14692 (104)
Chave-oy oy chave. 10153.
Cheap skate. 29676.
Cheatin’ Dan Cupid. 51138.
Cheatin’ on the Sand Man. 581.
Cheating & lying blues. 10154.
Check & double check. 38545.
Chee, Chu, Chin. 582,
Cheeks of rose. 24219 (197)
Cheer, boys, cheer. 19379, 42207, 53636 (77)
Cheer ’em on. 10155.
Cheer for all three. 15145, 29677.
Cheer for America. 29678, 38546.
Cheer for democracy. 19380.
Cheer, for our president. 29679.
Cheer for the Beavers. 42208.
Cheer for the Flag. 19381.
Cheer for the U.S.A. 10156.
Cheer for Uncle Sam, 24695.
Cheer for your America. 24696.
Cheer song. 24697.
Cheer the boys, 51139.
Cheer them to victory. 42209.
Cheer to the lads, 19382.
Cheer up. 5662, 14692 (105), 24219 (198), 34788
(98), 51140.
Cheer up America, 10157, 15146, 29680,
Cheer up & be glad, 35143.
Cheer up & shout. 35144,
Cheer up & smile. 10158, 10159.
Cheer up, blue Hawaii, 24698.
Cheer up comrades. 583.
Cheer up, England, here we come, 5663.
Cheer up, laddie, 38547,
Cheer up little soldier-man. 5201 (132)
‘Cheer up my soldier boy. 15147.
Cheer up old boy. -35145.
Cheer up Susie. 42210.
Cheer up the fellows you know. 53636 (78)
Cheer up, the Yanks are coming. 19383.
Cheer up, we’ll win. 19384,
Cheer up your buddies, 584, 19385, 19386.
Cheerful classics, 585,
Cheerful tinker, 38548,
Cheerfulness. 34788 (99)
Cheerie-eerie-eerie up, my dearie. 51141.
Bee ON 1nd Rig
Cheering a lad whose heart is sad, that should be
otherwise. 586. "
Cheerio. 10160, 29681, 35146, f
Cheerio chum, we carry on together. 587,
Cheerio, it’s off to war we go. 588.
Cheerio, keep smilin’, 24699.
Cheerio, not goodbye. 42211.
Cheerio soldier boy. 35147.
Cheero, 47124 (77), 50835 (58)
Cheers! Cheers! Cheers. 47481.
Cheers for America. 5664, 29682.
Cheers for MacArthur, U. S.A. 10161,
Cheers for our Flag. 5665.
Cheers for the team. 15148.
Cheerup. 38549.
Cheese. 29683.
Chelsea Bridge. 35148.
Chémbere. 589.
Chemical warfare service song. - 47482,
Cheminée du Roi Rene. 19387.
Cherchez la femme, 15149.
Chere maison. 10162.
Cherie. 35149.
Cherished memories. 15150.
Cherokee maiden. 10163.
Cherokee rose. 5666.
Cherokee stomp. 42212.
Cherries le amour. 29684,
Cherry blossom'time. 10164.
Cherry blossoms. 35150.
Cherry bounce. 35151.
Cherry cheer cheer. 29685.
Cherry Lane will bloom again. 42213.
Cherry meets Mac. 24700.
Cherry polka. 29686,
Cherry ripe. 590, 15151, 24701, 41610 (27)
Cherry Valley Sally. 42214,
Cherubim song. 5201 (133-136), 47483-47486, 51142,
Cherubim song in F. 34788 (100)
Cherubs’ frolic. 10165.
Chester & the judge sneak out. 38550.
Chester W. Nimitz. 51143.
Chevrons for two. 15152, 42215.
Chevy Chase. 5201 (137)
Chi t’amera piu di me. 29687.
Chiamata, 24702.
Chiapanecas. 19388, 19389-19392, 42216, 47487.
Chica... chica... béa. 10166.
Chica de enfrente. 10167, 24703.
Chica del ford. 38551.
Chica no quiere estudiar el piano. 15153.
Chicago blues. 29688.
Chicago jump. 24704,
Chicago | moon, 19393.
Chicago’s Great White Way. 42217,
Chicken in the pot nine days old. 47488.
Chicken leg. 42218.
Chicken polka, 15154, 15155.
Chicken reel. 19394.
Chicken scratch. 51144.
Chicken step. 591.
Chicklets - twelve for five. 24'705,
Chicks I pick are slender, tender & tall. 51145.
Chicoyaba. 19395.
Chief Sittin’-In-The-Wind. 5667.
Chifla y bafla. 19396.
Chihuahua Coahuila. 35152.
Child divine. 38551*.
Child Jesus. 29689, 29690.
Child Jesus came to earth this day. 35153.
Child Mozart. 42219,
Child of peace, 42219*,
Child this day is born. 29691.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Child was born in Bethlehem. 38552.
Childhood. 24219 (199)
Childhood days. 9582 (92), 35154.
Childhood days at home. 15156.
Childhood memories. 42220.
Children, 42221.
Children of America. 10168, 19397, 38553, 38554,
42222,
Children of Buttercup Commons, 10168*,.
Children run home, 592,
Children’s blessing. 15157.
Children’s day. 15158,
Children’s day classics, 24219 (200), 38171 (61)
Children’s day service. 593,
Children’s day treasury. 5201 (138)
Children’s favorite songs. 51146.
Children’s hour, 5668,
Children’s party. 38171 (62)
Children’s quarrel. 5201 (139)
Children’s sleep, 38555,
Children’ Ss song book of American holidays. 19398.
Child’ S book of Christmas carols. 38556.
Child’s dream. : 594.
Child’s lullaby. 5669.
Child’s music hour. 42223.
Child’s play. 24706.
Child’s prayer. 47489.
Child’s song. 5201 (140, 141), 42224,
Child’s song & prayer. 94219 (201)
Chili con carne, hot stuff. 5201 (142)
Chilli con-can, 47124 (78, 79)
Chime waltz. 595,
Chimes. 29091 (67), 53636 (79)
Chimes in the rain, 15159.
Sra} of Normandy. 3860, 8708 (a), 22781, 24219
1236
Chimes of Notre Dame. 42225.
Chimes of Pasadena, 596. ie
Chimes of St. Clements. 24219 (202)
Chimes of the old village bells. 24219 (203)
Chiming bells. 14692 (106)
Chimney corner. 24219 (204)
China boy. 51147.
Chin Chin, 5201 (143-145, 147, 937), 14692 (107),
29091 (68), 34788 (228)
Chin Chin open your heart & let me in. 34788 (101)
Chin Chin valse. 5201 (146)
Chin high baby. 19399,
Chin up. 15160, 19400, 24707, 38557, 42226,
Chin up America, we ve got to win this war. 29692.
Chin up, angel. 42227,
Chin up, soldier, 47490,
Chin up, thumbs up, don’t cry. 38558.
China caravan. 597-599, 12959, 13788, 13798-13801.
China conga. 600.
China doll. 24708, 47491,
China dolly. 42228,
China moon. 15161.
Chinaman’s chance, 42229.
Chinatown, my Chinatown, 42230.
Chinese boogie-woogie. 24709.
Chinese Christmas carol. 47492,
Chinese clock. 15162,
Chinese etude. 42231.
Chinese fox trot. 14692 (108)
Chinese guerrilla song. 42232.
Chinese honeymoon, 5201 (147)
Chinese lullaby. 51148, 51149,
Chinese maiden. 601.
Chinese one step. 14692 (109)
Chinese patrol. 24710.
Chinese waltz, 14692 (110)
Chinese war march. 38559.
Chinesische flote. 29091, (141, 192, 565)
Chinesischer walzer, 24219 (205)
Chiney Mae. 19401.
Chingo Lingo Lee. 47493.
Chingo swing. 19402.
Chinito pichilon. 10169.
Chinkee, Chinkee, bow-wow. 602.
Chino pantaleon. 24711.
Chinoiserie, 29693.
Chins up. 15163, 19403, 19404, 42233,
Chins up America. 10170, 47494,
Chins up, Americans. 15164, 24712, 29694.
Chins up, mothers. 29695.
Chins up, never say die, 29696.
Chins up, we’re ready, let’s go. 5670.
Chip off the old block. 603.
Chipmunks. 15165.
Chippewa River. 604.
Chips off the old block. 42234,
Chiqui-cha. 35155.
Chiquita, I wish I only knew. 42235.
Chiri-biri-bee. 47495.
Chirping sparrows. 18845 (25)
Chispas chapinas.: 10171, 24713.
Chiu, chiu. 35156, 42236, 42237.
Chiu, chiu, chiu, chiu. 24714,
Chk’k chk’k for morale. 35157.
Chlopski-bystry, pragne oczki kole mlyna. 5671.
Chlopskie marzenie. 24715.
Chloris in the snow. 14692 (111)
Chocolate soldier. 330, 10172, 10173, 50594, ©
Choeur céleste. 34788 (102)
Choice hymns. 38560.
Choir manual for cathedral & parish church. 9582
(93)
Choo Choo Sammie, 10174,
Choo choo train, 24716.
Choo-choo train blues. 51150.
Chool song. 5672.
Choosey. 29697.
Chop chop chop. 35158.
Chop-pen jive. 29698.
Chop the Jap hiding behind the cherry tree. 605.
Chopin. 24219 (206)
Chopin souvenir no. 17. 24219 (207)
Chopsticks, 34788 (103)
Chor-phantasie in C moll. 24219 (208)
Chor zofinierzy. 9582 (94, 95)
Choral & choral vorspiel, Wir glauben all’ an einen
Gott. 606.
Choral-improvisations, 607, 608.
Choral invocation. 15166.
Choral prelude. 10175, 47124 (80)
Choral prelude on the tune Watchman. 24717.
Choral rhapsody. 29699.
Choral tango. 29700.
Chorale. 5673, 38561.
Chorale from church cantata no. 147, 29701.
Chorale prelude. 609.
Chorale prelude on Herzlich thut mich verlangen.
10176.
Chorale prelude on Lowell Mason’s tune Dort. 15167.
Chorale prelude on Lowell Mason’s tune Wesley.
19405.
Chorales. 5674. -
Chorombo etie. 42238.
Chorus. 24718.
Chorus of Gipsy girls. 24219 (209)
Chorus of Polovetzian maidens. 29702.
Chorus of praise. 19406.
Chorus of the Druids. 9582 (96)
Chow. 19407.
Chow chow. 24219 (210)
2003
INDEX
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Chowder song. 51151.
Christ & the nightingale. 42239,
Christ, be with me. 15168, 35159.
Christ Child. 47496.
Christ Child’s lullabye. 5675.
Christ church hymnal. 610,
Christ for all the world. 38171 (63)
Christ for me. 10177.
Christ for Philadelphia. 38171 (64)
Christ has arisen. 5676.
Christ has assured my soul. 35160.
Christ has won the victory. 38171 (65)
Christ hath arisen. 53636 (80)
Christ hath redeemed. 42240.
Christ in compassion. 611.
Christ in Gethsemane. 612.
Christ in the little red wagon. 51152.
Christ is born in Bethlehem. 29091 (69)
Christ is come. 50835 (59)
Christ is King. 47497, 47498.
Christ is risen. 53636 (81, 82)
Christ is the only Saviour. 50835 (60)
Christ is there. 42241.
Christ Jesus Savior. 35161.
Christ knows. 24219 (211)
Christ lives in my heart. 29703.
Christ now reigns victorious. 53636 (83)
Christ of Galilee. 15169.
Christ of the Andes. 5677. ;
Christ of the wounded hands. 42242.
Christ our Redeemer. 24719.
Christ our victory. 35162, 35163.
Christ, the Almighty Saviour. 613.
Christ, the bread of life. 5§78.
Christ the Lord. 24720.
Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day. 614, 5201 (148),
5679, 5680, 10178, 15170, 15171.
Christ triumphant. 53636 (84-86)
Christ victorious. 5681.
Christ who died for me. 29091 (70)
Christ, whose glory fills the skies. 15172.
Christchild lullaby. 615.
Christian people. 35164.
Christian America. 47499.
Christian defense songs. 10179.
Christian flag. 29704.
Christian flag is my flag. 47500.
Christian in a world below. 24721.
ie alia O Christian, complete your hope chest.
Christian songs. 10180.
Christian way. 38562.
Christianity in song. 19408.
Christians sing out with exultation.
Christina. 38171 (66)
Christina, Reine de Suede. 34788 (104)
Christine. 42243,
Christless millions. 5201 (149)
Christmas. 617, 34788 (105)
Christmas album. 42244,
Christmas anthem. 51153.
Caen bells. 618, 5201 (150), 35165, 42245,
Christmas candle. 19409, 19410.
Christmas candle-light carol. 42246.
Christmas cards that came too late, 15173.
ee Carol. 14692 (112, 113), 29705, 42247,
Christmas carol, 1942. 47501, 51156.
ar carols. 5201 (151), 19411, 42248, 47124
Christmas cheer, pass it ’round & ’round. 10181.
Christmas, Christmas. 42249.
29091 (71)
Christmas classics. 24219 (212), 50835 (61)
Christmas dawn. 29091 (72)
Christmas day. 24219 (213)
Christmas dream. 47502.
Christmas eve. 47503.
Christmas fantasia. 47504.
Christmas fantasy. 42249*,
Christmas folk song. 5682.
Christmas greeting. 619.
Christmas in the army. 47505.
Christmas in the long ago. 38562*,
Christmas journey. 42250.
Christmas joys. 47506-47510.
Christmas lullaby. 10182, 24219 (214), 29706, 47511.
Christmas lullabye. 47512.
Christmas melodies. 42251.
Christmas memories. 24219 (215)
Christmas message. 5683.
Christmas minuet. 42252.
Christmas morn. 19412,
Christmas music from Messiah, 15174,
Christmas, 1942, 51157.
Christmas oratorio. 29707.
Christmas prayer. 47513.
Christmas questionings. 51158.
Christmas roundel. 24722.
Christmas service. 620.
Christmas shop. 47514.
Christmas sky. 24219 (216)
Christmas song. 5684, 14692 (114), 29708, 47515,
51159.
Christmas spirit. 34788 (106, 107), 47516,
Christmas star. 24723.
Christmas stockings. 24219 (217)
Christmas story. 10183.
Christmas suite. 51160.
Christmas swing. 47517.
Christmas tale. 42253.
Christmas thoughts. 42254, 42255.
Christmas time. 5685.
Christmas time is near. 42256.
Christmas treasury. 5201 (152)
Christmas tree. 9582 (97), 29709.
Christmas wishes. 51161.
Christola. 10184.
Christopher docks. 51162.
Christ’s banner unfurl. 19413.
Christ’s redeeming love. 5686.
Christus. 34788 (18, 603).
Christus factus est. 14707.
Chromatexcitement. 38563.
Chronicle. 29710.
Chrysler’s Major Bowes. 42257.
Chrystus nam dzis sie, narodzik. 15175.
Chu see-cheng yee. 10185.
Chuckles. 42258.
Chucu, chucu. 24724.
Chulita. 42259.
Chummy. 42260.
Chupete. 29711.
Church bells. 5687.
Church bells of England. 24725.
Church bells ringing. 14692 (115)
Church bells that were silent are ringing again.
51163.
Church is marching on. 18845 (26)
Church of God awake. 29091 (73)
Church yard at nightfall. 50835 (62)
Ciacona. 5688, 19414.
Cielito lindo, 621, 5689, 15176, 15177, 24726, 29712,
42261.
Cieszmy sie. 19415.
Cifesa, la Dolores. 29662.
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Ciganka sam mlada. 38564.
Cigarette. 24219 (218)
Cigarette & a silhouette. 51164.
Cigarette & a smile. 38565.
Cigarette lighter. 42262.
Cigarette really isa pal. 29713.
Cigarette song. 19416.
Cigarette, sweet music & you. 19417.
Cigarrillo danzante, 29714.
Cimarron, roll on. 38566.
Cincinnatus march. 34788 (108, 109)
Cinco canciones cubanas. 24727.
Cinco tangos argentinos. 51165.
Cinder Ella. 29715.
Cinderella. 24219 (219), 29716, 29717.
Cinderella & the fairy godmother. 9582 (98)
Cinderella’s glass slipper. 29718.
Cindy. 29719.
Cindy Lou McWilliams. 15178.
Cing petites pieces progressives. 29091 (74)
Cinquantaine. 10186.
Cinque liriche. 29720.
Cipolla. 38567.
Circassian peasants’ dance. 53636 (87)
Circle G ranch house. 10187.
Circle ’round the North star, big dipper. 19418.
Circus blues, 15179.
Circus day in Dixie. 34788 (110, 111)
Circus day is here, 19419.
Circus in town. 5690.
Circus life. 24219 (220)
Circus polka. 15180.
Circus pony. 29721.
Ciribiribin. 622, 38568, 42263.
Citizen obey, it’s for the U.S.A. 19420.
Citizens of tomorrow. 29722.
Citizens song. 10188.
City. 42264.
City built on high. 24219 (221)
City of ships. 38569.
City with lights. 623.
City’s crown. 42265.
Civil air patrol march. 47518.
Civilian defenders march. 5691.
Civilian defense march. 19421.
Civilian life is not the life for me. 38570.
Claire is lying. 47519.
Claire’s confession. 47520.
Clairvoyant. 24728.
Clancy. 38571.
Clancy’s gone & joined the army. 624.
Clang of the forge. 24219 (222)
Clap hand polka. 10189.
Clap hands for freedom. 47521.
Clap hands polka. 42266.
Clap your hands for victory. 10190.
Clarabelle. 38572. .
Claremont inn. 29723.
Clarify. 24729.
Clarinet a la king. 5692.
Clarinet vs. tomtom. 10191.
Clarinette dansant. 5693.
Clarinetto con moto. 19422.
Clarita. 625.
Clarke’s characteristic studies for the cornet.
24219 (223)
Clasici. 10192.
Class night - class of 743. 24730.
Class song of 1944. 24731.
Classic song album. 9582 (99)
Classical album of original piano pieces. 29091 (75)
Classical-jazzical. 10193.
Classical variations for string orchestra. 15181.
Classy little lassie. 24732.
Claudius Meade march. 19423.
Clauser (Al) & his Oklahoma outlaws’ folio of ori-
ginal songs. 29724.
Claveles para ti. 51166.
Clavelito chino. 15182.
Clavelitos. 626, 627.
Clayton’s grand march. 42267.
Cleab’ de air. 15183.
Clean hands to do good work. 29725.
Cleanse the thoughts of our hearts. 10194.
Cleanse Thou my heart. 24219 (224)
Cleansing stream. 19424.
“Clear Lake blues. 29726.
Clear the air. 24733.
Clear the way. 19425, 35166.
Clementina. 29727.
Clementine. 5694, 5695, 10195, 42268.
Cleola of the Nile. 24734.
' Cleopatra. 42269.
Cleopatra is her name. 35167.
Cleopatra’s farewell. 15184.
Cleta, my Cleta. 29728.
Climb on the bandwagon. 19426.
Climb on Uncle Sam’s bond wagon. 38573.
Climbin’ up de mountain. 42270.
Climbing blossoms. 14692 (116)
Cling a little closer. 41610 (28)
Clinging vine. 47522.
Clink! Clink! Another drink. 15185,
Clipper. 42271.
Clippity clop. 51167.
Clock shop. 47124 (8, 167, 269)
Clop clop clop clop, clopping home. 42272.
Close of day. 5696.
Close ranks, 628, 629.
Close those sleepy eyes. 47523.
Close to God, 47524,
Close to me, 10196.
Close to my heart. 630, 38171 (67), 38574, 38575.
Close to this heart of mine. 53636 (88)
Close to you. 5697, 42273, 47525,
Close together. 631.
Close your eyes. 19427, 19428.
Close your eyes & dream. 51168,
Close your eyes & visualize, 5698.
Close your sleepy eyes. 42274,
Closer. 38576.
Closer & closer, 42275,
Closing response. 47526,
Closing theme. 24735,
Clotilde. 29091 (76)
Cloud passed over the sun. 29729,
Cloud shadows on the hills. 29730.
Cloud song. 51169.
Clouds. 632, 10197, 29091 (77), 29731.
Clouds formed a picture of you. 38577.
Clouds in your life. 633.
Clouds now have no silver lining. 24736.
Clouds of the North. 29732,
Clouds over Paradise Isle. 10198.
Clouds roll by. 51170.
Clouds will be a home for you & I, 29733.
Clover blossom time. 29734.
Clovernook. 18845 (27)
Clown. 14692 (117)
Clown capers, 19429.
Cloze props. 5201 (153)
Clychau’r nadolig. 51171.
Clyde Cook medley. 15186,
C’mon honey, you can dance. 634,
Co se nam muze stat. 19430,
Coachman. 635,
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Coast artillery fighting song. 47527.
Coast guard auxiliary. 51172,
Coast guard patrol march. 42276.
Coast patrol march. 29735.
Coast to coast ona bus. 19431,
Coaxy eyes. 5201 (154)
Cobarde no. 10199.
Cobwebs. 47528.
Cobwebs on the moon. 636,
Cock-eyed infantry. 42277.
Cock o the North. 14692 (118)
Cock-a-doodle-doo. 5201 (155), 5699,
Cock-cock-a-doodle, he did the chicken reel.
15187,
Cocktail for one. 15188.
Cocktail polka. 637.
Cocktail suite. 29736.
Cocky Americans, 19432,
Cocky Jap. 15189,
Cocoanut dance. 35168.
Cocoon. 29737,
Cocorico, 9582 (100)
Cocoroco. 51173.
Co-eds on parade, 51174.
Coeur de ma mie. 29738, 47529.
Coeur fidele. 34788 (112)
Coffee-rationing blues. 51175.
Coffee song, 29739.
Cofo’ late. 35169.
Cofre de mis recuerdos. 47530.
Cohans & Kellys. 29740.
Cohen owes me ninety seven dollars. 41610 (29)
Coincidence, 15190.
Cojo. 5700.
Cokey cokey. 10200.
Cold moon, 10201, 42278.
Cold winter papa. 35170.
Cole (Cozy) modern orchestra drum technique. 42279.
Coleen my prayer. 10202.
Colima. 38578,
Colin boy. 15191.
Colin Kelly. 19433, 42280, 42281.
Colinette. 34788 (113)
Colita del raton. 35171.
Collect. 10203.
Collect for social justice. 19434,
Collect that scrap metal. 51176.
Collection of hymns. 638.
‘Collection of Jewish songs. 10204,
Colleen machree. 29091 (78), 41610 (30, 31)
College boy’s dream. 14692 (119)
College inn rag. 53636 (89)
College one step. 34788 (114)
Collen, 42282,
Colombina. 15192,
Colonel Anderson march. 639.
Colonel Bogey. 5201 (156)
Colonel Robert C, Brady. 47531.
Colonel Roderick R. Allen. 24737,
Col. Sandy Summers. 19435,
Colonial days. 5701.
Colonial portrait. 29741.
Colonial song. 5201 (157)
Color combination. 38579.
Colorado. 10205, 19436, 19437.
Colorado blues. 9582 (101), 38171 (68)
Colorado bound. 640.
Colorado Rockies for my rock-a-baby-by. 641.
Colorado song of victory. 42283,
Colorado you're calling me, 24738,
Colorful little couple 5702.
Colorful North Carolina, 5703-5705,
Colors, 642, 24739.
Colors I see in you. 29742,
Columbia, 35172,
Columbia calls. 643.
Columbia the gem of the ocean, 3946-3948, 19438,
35173.
Columbia jyour vigil keep, 19439.
Columbia’ s pride. 14692 (120, 121)
Columbia’s the girl we love. 19440,
Columbine. 5706,
Columbus day. 24219 (225)
Com’ é bello vivere. 35174.
Combat engineers. 29743.
Come across, 24219 (226)
Come again! Sweet love doth now invite. 47532,
Come all ye men. 51177,
Come all you loyal Yankees. 29744,
Come along. 42284,
Come along & dance, 644,
Come along, boys. 35175.
Come along, boys, we will win this war. 10206.
Come along, everyone. 5707.
Come along for the Honeymoon express. 24219 (227)
Come along, sing our song, march along. 47533.
Come along with me. 42285, 51178.
Come & get it. 15193, 29745.
Come & get me. 19441,
Come & go with me to my Father’s house, 24740.
Come & join the big parade, 38580.
Come & see, go & tell. 29091 (79)
Come & see us again. 42286.
Come & sing of Jesus. 51179.
Come & smoke a cigarette with me. 5708.
Come & trip it. 29746.
Come away, death. 645, 646, 29747,
Come back. 24741.
Come back again, ya hear. 38581.
Come back Daisy. 47534.
Come back, dear Dad. 29748.
Come back home, back to home sweet home.
24219 (228)
Come back Joan of Arc. 19442.
Come back love. 647.
Come back my love, 648, 29749, 38582, 51180,
Come back to Arue. 35176,
Come back to Dreamland, 47124 (82), 53636 (90)
Come back to me. 10207, 19443, 29750, 29751,
42287, 42288, 47535.
Come back to me dear. 29752,
Come back to me in my dréams, 42289,
Come back to me, my darling. 51181.
Come back to me, my sweetheart. 10208.
Come back to me sweetheart darling. 19444,
Come back to Moonlight Lane. 5709.
Come back to stay. 42290.
Come back to the cabaret. 9582 (102)
Come back to the silv’ry San Jaun[?] 29753.
Come back to your home, 649.
Come back today. 10209.
Come back with the roses in June. 38171 (69)
Come be my only girl. 38171 (70)
Come, blessed death. 38583.
Come brethren, do not tarry. 35177.
Come, bring with a noise the Christmas log. 5201
(158)
Come buy a bond, 35178.
Come buy a lei. 5710,
Come, dance with me, 47536.
Come defend America, 24742,
Come down elevator man. 47537,
Come down to the meadow. 19445.
Come, fays & fairies, 29091 (80)
Come folks. 650.
Come for it’s June. 29091 (81)
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Come, gentle death. 29754.
Come gentles, rise. 24219 (229)
Come go bungalowing. 18845 (28)
Come hear the Christmas story. 651.
Come hell, or high water, 42291.
Come here, come here. 14692 (122)
Come here, Lord. 19446,
Come Holy Spirit. 5711, 53636 (91)
Come Holy Spirit, heavenly dove, 47124 (83)
Come home beloved. 29755,
Come honey dance with me, 15194,
Come in quickly. 51182.
Come in sweetheart. 19447,
Come into my heart. 10210, 24219 (230)
Come into my plane up in the blue. 5712,
Come Jane. 35179.
Come join the ranks, 47538,
Come, kneel with me, 24743,
Come laugh with me. 19448.
Come, let us sing with one accord. 47539.
Come let’s a-wooing go. 47540.
Come, let’ s be sweethearts again. 5201 (159)
Come let’s salute our navy. 24744, 29756,
Come let’s save democracy. 19449,
Come, little maid. 652, 653.
Come, Lord Jesus. 47541,
Come, Mabel. 10211.
Come marchin’ home to me. 24745.
Come my love. 654,
Come, my love, return to me. 35180.
Come ’n get it. 38584.
Come, O Thou Traveler unknown. 19450.
Come on all of you Yanks. 29757,
Come on along. 47124 (84)
- Come on America. 5713, 5714, 10212, 19451,
19452, 24746, 24747, 29758, 35181, 38585, 38586,
47542-47544,
Come on America & work for Uncle Sam. 5715.
Come on, America, fight. 29759.
Come on America, let's go. 655, 10213, 10214,
24748,
Come on, Americans. 656, 5716, 10215, 10216,
15195, 15196, 24749, 51183,
Come on, Americans, there’s work to be done,
15197, .
Come on & cheer. 35182.
Come on & dance. 29760.
Come on & fight.. 19453, 38587.
Come on & help the U S.A. 5717.
Come on & smile, 35183.
Come on & wear a smile. 10217.
Come on army. 29761.
Come on, babe. 19454,
Come on boys. 657, 5718, 15198, 19455, 24750, 42292.
coe on Baye & fight for the Red, White & Blue,
6
Come on Boas in the uniform, 19456.
Come on boys, let’ 8 get ’em. 24751.
Come on, boys, let’s go. 34788 (115), 47545.
Come on, boys, let’s go to Tokio. 5719.
Come on buddies, 15199, 19457, 29762, 47546.
Come on, buddy, we’ve got a job to do, 10218.
Come on, buy a stamp. 5720.
Come on Dobbin let’s go. 38588.
Come on every man. 15200.
Come on Federal. 42293,
Come on, gal. 29763.
Come on gals, 24752.
Come on girls. 10219.
Come on Japan, 24753.
Come on Joe. 51184.
Come on Johnny. 42294.
Come on, ladies, join up with Uncle Sam. 47547.
Come on let us get going. 10220;
Come on, let’ s all go U.S.A. 19458.
Come on let’ s celebrate, 47548.
Come on, let’s fight. 35184, 47549.
Come on, let’ s get on with the war. 47550.
Come on let’ S go. 10221, 19459, 29764.
Come on, let’s save democracy. 5721.
Come on, let’s show them. 47551,
Come on, let’s volunteer, 51185,
Come on, men of America. 38589.
Come on, my buddies. 35185..
Come on, my son, 24754,
Come on now Sammie. 659.
Come on out Mister Moon. 47552,
Come on, Pauline, & smile. 10222,
Come on, pinto, let’ s go. 51186.
Come on sister let’s dance a lot. 15201.
Come on soldiers. 19460.
Come on, Uncle Sam. 660, 24755, 29765, 42295.
Come on we Yankees. 24756.
Come on workers come. 661.
Come on Yankee. 42296,
Come on, Yankee Doodle. 47553.
Come on, Yankee, Uncle Sam is calling me & you.
5722.
Come on Yankees let’ s go. 15202,
Come.on, Yanks, let’s go to Tokyo. 10223.
Come on you Americans, 10224,
Come on you beautiful moon. 38590.
Come on, you son of a gun, 47554,
Come on you sons of liberty. 10225.
Come on, you Yankee soldier, 42297.
Come on you Yankees, 51187.
Come on you Yanks. 10226, 15203, 29766.
Come out fighting. 42298.
Come out for Jesus. 29091 (82)
Come out heart’s delight. 24219 (231)
Come out to the soft May morn. 5201 (160)
Come over on the other side. 24219 (232)
Come over to Dover. 5201 (161)
Come per me sereno. 5723.
Come play with me. 15204,
Come puppy. . 29767.
Come rally round our President. 662.
Come right back to me, 34788 (116)
Come roam with me, 47555,
Come, said Jesus’ sacred voice. 24219 (233)
Come, sail with me. 35186.
Come, sing a song of gladness. 663.
Come sing with zest. 34788 (117)
Come south with me. 42299,
Come spring. 10227,
Come stand with me, beloved. 24757.
Come summer, 19461.
Come, sweet death. 29768.
Come sweetheart come. 10228.
Come take a trip with me ona Greyhound bus.
51188.
Come tell me what’s your answer. 19462.
Come to arms, America calls. 24758.
Come to Calvary. 19463.
Come to de Promised Land. 47556.
Come to Jesus to-day. 38171 (71)
Come to me, 5724, 29091 (83), 29769, 42300,
53636 (92)
Come to me sweetheart. 42301.
Come to my beautiful bungalow. 47124 (85)
Come to Rio de Janeiro, 24759.
Come to school. 34788 (118)
Come to the beautiful ragtime ball. 24219 (234)
Come to the dance. 53636 (93)
Come to the Land of Sunshine. 38591.
Come to the land of the Argentine. 5201 (162)
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Come una ronda. 29770,
Come, United Nations. 24760, 47557,
Come U.S.A. we’ve got a great big job to do, 10229.
Come unto Him. 24761.
Come unto Me. 5201 (163), 10230, 14692 (123, 124),
15205, 24762, 29091 (84), 42302, "47124 (86), 50835
(63)
Come unto Me & rest. 29091 (85)
Come unto Me, ye weary. 24219 (235), 29091 (86)
Come unto these yellow sands. 24219 (236), 24763.
Come walk with me, 664,
Come wet your mustache with me. »38592.
Come what may, can’t help loving you. 51189.
Come whatever may. 15206.
Come where my love lies dreaming. 5201 (164),
24219 (237, 238), 35187, 39912.
Come where the lilies bloom. 5201 (165), 29091 (87,
88), 34788 (119)
Come with arms outstretched. 665.
Come with me. 666.
Come with me to Paree, 24764, 47124 (87)
Come with me to Slumberland. 42303.
Come with me tonight, my love. 51190.
Come ye fairies. 53636 (94)
Come, ye faithful. 19464.
Come ye shepherds. 53636 (95)
Comedy. 42304.
Comedy of love. 34788 (120)
Comes at last a voice of gladness. 24219 (239)
Comes the revolution. 24765.
Comfort. 35188.
Comfort ye. 19465.
Comforter. 5201 (166), 42305.
Comic strip army. 15207,
Comical clown. 18845 (29)
Comin’ thro’ the Rye. 42306.
Comin’ thru the Rye. 29971.
Coming! America. 667.
Coming home. 5201 (167), 35189.
Coming of spring. 14692 (125)
Coming of the King. 29091 (89), 47557*.
Coming of the Lama. 42307.
Coming out party. 668, 19466.
Coming thro’ the Rye. 18845 (30)
Command me my commando. 38593.
Commandant march. 50835 (64)
Commander-in-chief. 669.
Commander in chief U.S. navy. 24766.
Commander of my heart. 42308.
Commander of the air. 29772.
Commando. 42309.
Commando engineers. 51191.
Commando march. 19467.
Commandos. 24767, 29773, 38594-38596, 42310,
42311, 47558.
Commandos a-weigh. 35190,
Commando’s serenade. 670, 15208.
Commando’s song. 29774.
Commemoration hymn, 42312.
Commendation. 19468.
Commit thy way unto the Lord. 19469.
Commitment, 29775.
Common touch. 1736, 737.
Communication, 35191.
Communication corps, the heart of the O-C-D, 42313.
Communion. 24768.
Communion hymn of the Ancient Irish church. 671.
Communion intermezzo. 5725.
Communion service. 672.
Communion service in A. 42314.
Communion verse. 5201 (168)
Community band. 19470.
Community swing. 51192.
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Commuter’s rush hour. 42315.
Como aquellas rosas rojas. 24769.
Como Mexico no hay dos. 51193.
Como no... 42316.
Como se baila el son. 51194.
Companionship. 47559.
Company A, 140th infantry. 35192.
Company, attention. 5726.
Company K. 38597.
Company thirty-eight. 51195.
Comparisons. 29776.
Compasion. 10231, 42317.
Compere guilleri. "38598.
Complete courage & confidence in our own grand U.
S. A. 24770.
Complete method for the Boehm clarinet. 38171 (72)
Compline service. 15209.
Composer & the street band. 14692 (126)
Composers album of sacred songs. 42318.
Comprehension. 19471.
Comprende tu. 51196.
Comprendo que hice mal. 29777.
Comrade. 47560.
Comrade Jesus, Lord eternal. 673.
Comrades. 10232, 38599, 38600, 47561.
Comrades in arms. 5201 (169)
Comrades one &all. 29778.
Con. Dykeman’s march. 24771.
Con las que repican doblan. 29779.
Con loco frenesi. 5727.
Concerning pirates. 53636 (96)
Concert. 14692 (127, 128), 34788 (122)
Concert etude. 10233, 10234,
Concert fantasia. 34788 (123)
Concert in A dur. 5201 (170)
Concert march in F major. 10235.
Concert overture for orchestra. 19472, 19473.
Concert paraphrase of the Song of the soldiers of the
sea. 47562,
Concert piece. 51197.
Concert transcriptions of favorite hymns. 674.
Concert waltz. 19474.
Concertino. 51198.
Concertino inG minor. 15210.
Concertino no. 1 in B flat major. 19475.
Concerto. 10236-10238, 15211, 24772, 29780, 29781,
35193, 47563, 53636 (97)
Concerto a tre. 29782.
Concerto da camera in D-dur. 675.
Concerto en azul. 676.
Concerto for bass. 47564.
Concerto for bugs. 19476.
Concerto for cello & piano. 10239.
Concerto for clarinet. 15212.
Concerto for clarinet & orchestra. 29783.
Concerto for flute, or recorder, violins, violoncello
& harpsichord. 29784.
Concerto for French horn & orchestra. 29785.
Concerto for French horn no. 3. 19477.
Concerto for oboe & strings. 35194, 35195.
Concerto for the piano with orchestra. 35196.
Concerto for trombone. 19478.
Concerto for two pianos & orchestra, 42319.
Concerto for two violons. 35197.
Concerto for viola & orchestra. 35198.
Concerto for viola solo, two oboes, two horns &
strings. 29786.
Concerto for violin & orchestra. 24773.
Concerto for violoncello & orchestra. 35199.
Concerto for voice & orchestra. 29787.
Concerto grosso. 10240.
Concerto grosso inC minor. 10241.
Concerto grosso inG minor. 10242.
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nos. 1-12, 1942
Consider the lilies. 24219 (242)
Consider the sacred appeal. 19486.
Consolation. 19487, 24219 (243), 29798, 41610 (32),
47569.
Consolations. 24219 (244)
Console me. 51203.
Constancy. 9582 (104)
Constant. 29799.
Constant lover. 50835 (65)
Constantemente. 35205.
Constantly. 15222, 38605.
Constantly yours. 35206.
Consuelo. 15223, 19488.
Contact. 685.
Contact, U.S.A. 19489.
Contemplation. 5735.
Contented John. 42329.
Contentment. 34788 (124), 42330, 47570.
Contes d’Hoffmann. 50835 (267)
Contest of the nations. ‘53636 (98)
Contestant march. 24219 (245, 246)
Contra dances no. 1. 38606.
Contraddizione. 29800.
Contrary Mary. 24780.
Contrary to human nature. 686.
Contrasts. 687, 29801.
Contrite heart. 688.
Convalescent. 42331.
Conversation. 689.
Conversation piece. 42332.
Convoy. 38607, 38608.
Convoy at sea. 51204.
Convoy must go through 690.
Convoy my love. 42333.
Convoy reaches port. 51205.
Convoy song. 35207.
Coo-ee coo-ee. 691.
Cookie brigade. 29802.
Cookin’ with gas - routine. 24781.
Cookin’ with that natural gas. 692.
Cool kind papa. 24782.
Cool of the day. 35208.
Cooperate. 29803.
Cooperation makes a nation. 29804.
Coo-se-coo. 10249.
Copa Cabana. 29805.
Copa del olvido. 693.
Coplas de Pedro Romero. 24783.
Copley square. 10250.
Coppelia valse. 694.
Copper colored moon. 42334.
Copucha. 42335.
Coq d’or. 1998, 38615, 39872.
Coquet. 9582 (105)
Coqueta. 15224, 19490.
Coquetta. 18845 (31)
Coquette. 5201 (173), 9582 (106), 14692 (129, 130),
38171 (74)
Coquetterie. 24219 (247)
Coquette’s chatter. 15225.
Cor Jesu flagrans. 29806, 47571.
Cor Jesu sacratissimum. 51206.
Cora & Charlie in the cabin. 29807.
Cora waltz. 34788 (125)
Coral. 19491.
Coral Gables. 695, 24784.
Coral Isle. 29808.
Coraopolis high school - marche. 38609.
Corazon. 15226.
Corazon encadenado. 38610.
Corazon rumbero. 29809.
Corcovado. 10251.
Cordoba. 38611.
Concerto grosso no. 2. 29788.
Concerto in A. 47565.
Concerto in A minor. 5728-5730, 10243, 19479,
35200, 42320.
Concerto in B flat minor. 677, 678.
Concerto in D major for violoncello solo & string
orchestra. 35201.
Concerto inD minor. 15213.
Concerto in F. 51199.
Concerto in F for violin. 24774.
Concerto in G minor for violoncello & chamber
orchestra. 5731.
Concerto no. 1. 15214, 24775, 47566.
Concerto no. 2. 47567.
Concerto no. 3 in B flat. 38601.
Concerto op. 35. 29789.
Concerto overture inG minor. 10244.
Concerto per violino e orchestra. 29790.
Concerto per violoncello e orchestra. 35202.
Concertstuck. 5201 (171)
Concetta. 10245, 29791.
Conchita linda. 15215.
Conchita, Marchita, Lolita, Pepita, Rosita, Juanita
Lopez. 29792.
Conchita, my Conchita. 51200.
Concierto espanol. 15216.
Condor pasa. 15217.
Coney Island. 679, 49908.
Coney Island Jane. 24776.
Coney Island polka. 680.
Confession. 681, 38602.
Confession to a mother. 42321.
Confessional. 5732.
Confidence. 29091 (90), 38603.
Confidencia. 42322.
Confidential message. 42323.
Confidentially. 35203.
Conflict. .51201. a
Confusion. 19480, 42324.
Conga. 15218.
Conga beso. 19481.
Conga Bianca. 24777.
Conga conguita. 10246.
Conga de carnaval. 19482.
Conga de Jaruco. 42325.
Conga del amor. 10247.
Conga del ciclon. 24778.
Conga echoes. 682.
Conga en Veracruz. 10248.
Conga militar. 29793.
Conga para Isabel. 29794.
Conga que faltaba. 683.
Conga rime. 29795.
Conga Sue. 19483.
Congita. 19484.
Congratulations. 5201 (172), 9582 (103), 38604.
Conjunto del ritmo. 15219.
Conn French horn fingering charts. 29796.
Conneautee. 29797, 35204.
C-o-n-n-e-c, t-i-c-u-t. 42326.
Connecticut salute. 51202.
Connecticut Yankee. 32096.
Conquer in the Saviour’s name. 38171 (73)
Conquered. 24779.
Conquest montage. 47568.
Conrad’s arrival. 42327.
Conscience bells. 24219 (240)
Consecrate my soul to Thee. 5733, 42328.
Consecration. 15220.
Consecration hymn. 24219 (241)
Consejo. 15221.
Conservation swing. 19485.
Consider & hear me. 684, 5734.
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Coucou. 10254.
Could be. 38621.
Could be, dear, 24790.
Could I. 51210.
Could I be falling in love. 24791.
Could I believe. 19497.
Could I forget. 14692 (132)
Could I help it. 35212. ;
Could it be. 47572. vj
Couid it be the music or could it be the moon. 708.
Could it be you. 709, 24792, 47573.
Could it take a girl like you. 10255.
Could the dreams of a dreamer come true. 38171
(76)
Could this be adream. 10256.
Could this be love. 15235, 42343.
Could this be true. 29821.
Could you. 42344, 47574.
Could you be true. 38622.
Could you care, 29822.
Could you forget. 10257.
’ Could you forgive me. 710.
Could yqu love me, 5744.
Couldn’t believe in love. 10258.
Count in cadence command. 24793.
Count me in. 5745, 24219 (249), 40992, 41487, 41603,
44816, 45594.
Count to ten. 47575.
Cordon Rouge foxtrot. 19492.
Corine. 696.
Corine Corina. 24785.
Corinne. 29810.
Corkey Kelly. 5736.
Corn flower. 53636 (99)
Corn grinding song. 24786.
Corn on rye. 5737.
Corn song. 19493.
‘Corned beef & cabbage. 42336.
Cornetski. 50835 (66)
Corny. 697.
Corny ol’ tune. 29811.
Corona. 29812.
Coronado. 698.
Coronate the Prince of Peace. 29813.
Coronation. 15227.
Coronita. 51207.
Corporal McGee, of Company C. 51208.
Corporal told the private. 19494, 29814.
Corporal’s round-robin. 29815.
Corpus Christi. 24787.
Corregidor. 5738, 15228, 29816, 38612, 42337.
Corregidor shall be free. 38613, 51209.
Corregidor unafraid. 24788.
Corregidor we’re coming back. 42338.
Corregidor, we’re coming back to you. 35209, 38614.
Corregidor, your name shall live forever more.
35210.
Corrida. 29817.
Corridas en Madrid. 5739.
Corrido de las Islas Filipinas. 15229.
Corrido de los chapos. 5740, 29818.
Corrido mexicano. 15230.
Corsage for Easter. 42339.
Corsage of roses. 35211.
Cortada de San Ignacio. 15231.
Cortege de noces. 38615.
Cortege feerique. 10252..
Cortejo. 38616.
Cortijera de Sevilla. 699.
Corydon. 700.
Corylen. 701.
Cosas del amor. 38617.
Cosmopolitan. 42340.
Cosmopolite. 19495.
Cossack batallion[?] 38618.
Cossack cradle-song. 14692 (131)
Cossack dance. 24219 (248)
Cossack rides. 5741.
Cossacks’ dance. 29091 (91)
Cossack’s farewell. 702, 703.
Cossacks’ mazurek. 53636 (100)
Coster rumba. 38619.
Costume party. 34788 (126)
Cosy little cottage down the lane. 704.
Cottage, a garden & you. 1705.
Cottage for two. 5742, 42341.
Cottage in the country. 42342,
Cottage of love. 38620.
Cottage of my dreams. 24789.
Cottage on the hillside. 29819.
Cotton blossom serenade. 47124 (88)
Cotton blossom time. 38171 (75)
Cotton blues, 15232.
Cotton fields. 19496.
Cotton moon. 10253.
Cotton Pickers, 29820.
Cotton picker’s jamboree. 706.
Cotton picker’ S swing. 707.
Cotton pickin’ time in Arkansaw. 5743.
Cotton picking. 15233.
Cotton tail. 15234.
Count your buttons. 42345.
Countess Maritza. 12855.
~ Counting on you. 711, 24794.
Counting sheep. 47576.
Counting the stars. 51211.
Countries of the Empire. 51212.
Country boy. 29823.
Country club. 41610 (33)
Country dance. 19498, 42346.
Country gardens. 5746, 19499, 19500, 42347,
Country girl. 5201 (685, 778)
Country lane. 5747.
Couple of Vs will do for Adolph Hitler. 712.
Courage. 47577.
Courage Americans, 5748.
Courier. 18845 (32)
Court of the broken hearted. 713.
Court order. 42348.
Courtroom. 24795.
Courts of Janislyd. 47124 (89)
Courtship. 50835 (67)
Courtship of Andy Hardy. 5366, 5749, 5779, 5848,
6871.
Cousin Jedediah. 5201 (174)
Cousin Lee song album. 15236.
Cousin Lucy. 38171 (368, 405, 422), 53636 (483,
526, 547)
Cousins. 714.
Cover me with all your love. 47578.
Cover my face with kisses. 38623.
Covered wagon rolled right along. 29824,
Covey’s waltz. 35213. :
Cow. 47579.
Cow-cow boogie. 35215, 47580, 51213.
Cow-girl from the range-land of Zan. 5751.
Cow girls rendezvous. 715.
Cowboy & the debutante. 716,
Cowboy ballads. 29825-29828.
Cowboy blues. 10259.
Cowboy, clean your boots. 47581.
Cowboy dance & serenade. 29829.
Cowboy in the A.E.F, 10260.
Cowboy inthe clouds. 47582.
Cowboy Joe from Oklahoma. 10261.
Cowboy riding high over there. 29830.
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Cowboy swings. 29831.
Cowboy town. 38624.
Cowboy | waltz. 717.
Cowboy’ s day. 38625.
Cowboy’ 8 dream girl. 19501.
Cowboy’ S fancy. 15237.
Cowboy’ s girlfriend. 10262.
Cowboy’ Ss heaven. 10263.
Cowboy’ s hopes. 5750.
Cowboy’ Ss lament. 10264.
Cowboy’ 8 last ride. 15238.
Cowboy’ 8 lullabye. 718.
Cowboy’ S prayer. 35214.
Cowboy’s sacrifice. 19502.
Cowpunchers’ waltz. 35216.
Cows may come & cows may go, but the bull will go
on forever. 14692 (133)
Cow’s milk & honey. 35217.
Cozy home in the West. 19503.
Cozy little cottage. 15239.
Crab Town. 35218.
Crack-a-Jap. 719, 47583.
Cracked nuts. 19216, 19294, 20935, 20936, 23165.
Cradle, a baby & you. 720.
Cradle hymn. 38626. ;
Cradle hymn of the Madonna. 10265.
Cradle of rhythm. 721.
Cradle of the moon. 24796.
Cradle song. 722, 723, 7242, 9582 (107), 10266,
15240, 23797, 24798, 29832, 35219-35221, 38171
(77), 38627, 42349, 42350, 47584, 53636 (101, 102)
Cradle-song of the shepherds. 47585.
Cradle song of the Virgin. 5752.
Cradled in blue. 24799.
Cranesque. 51214.
Cranky old Yank, in a clanky old tank. 47586.
Cranky Yankee. 35222.
Crashill Some rag. 5201 (175)
Crashing through. 38628.
Craze of an Indian. 29091 (92)
Craze of this age. 38629.
Crazy. 15241.
Crazy Daffodil. 42351.
Crazy. echo. 15242.
Crazy Joe’s store. 5753.
Crazy Johnny. 51215-51217.
Crazy, lazy tune. 724.
Crazy new craze. 24800.
Crazy quilt. 24801, 47587.
Crazy rain. 24802.
Cream of America’s man power. 38630.
Create in me a clean heart. 35223.
Created equal. 47588.
Created you for me to love. 19504.
Creation. 24219 (250), 51218.
Creative piano technic. 15243,
Creative way to music play. 15244.
Credit union march. 19505.
Credit with a smile. 38631.
Credo. 24803, 24804, 29833.
Credo in unum Deum. 5754.
Creed for lovers. 15245.
Creed of the ranger corps. 51219.
Creel. 5755.
Creepy weepy. 29834.
Creepy weepy blues. 725.
Crescent City blues. 35224.
Crest of blue. 29835.
Creyendo en que me amabas. $5225.
Crib. 38632.
- Cribbin’ the corn. 24805.
Cricket. 5201 (176)
Cricket in the thicket. 29836.
Cricket on Gary street. 10267.
Cricket serenade. 47589.
Cricket’s lullaby. 42352.
Crimson & gold. 47124 (90)
-Crimson hills. 42353.
Crimson leaves. 19506.
Crimson rambler. 24219 (251)
Crimson serenade. 29837.
Crimson tornado. 15246.
Crinoline girl. 5201 (325, 462, 970, 1084), 14692
(226, 322, 721, 821), 47124 (91)
Crinollana. 29838.
Crispus Attucks. 42354.
Croatan lullaby. 5756.
Croix de Lorraine. 726. -
Cromwell & Meridan at 8. 15247.
Crosbyana. 29839. ;
Cross. 15248, 29091 (93)
Cross-bearer. 15249.
Cross my heart. 5757, 19507, 19508.
Cross my heart & hope to die. 29840.
Cross my heart I love you. 42355.
Cross of Christ. 29091 (94)
Cross on the hill. 24806.
Cross over. 10268.
Cross road. 15250.
*Cross the Rockies. 5201 (177)
Cross word song. 1727.
Cross you used to wear. 24807.
Cross your heart. 35226.
Crossing over. 35227.
Crossing the bar. 728, 10269, 24219 (252, 253),
42356, 42357.
Crossing there. 1729.
Crossroads. 13732, 24222, 24694, 24808, 25079,
‘25225, 26367, 26465, 26476, 26632, 27223, 27948,
28140, 29805.
Crowell’s geyser. 51220.
Crown Him. 5201 (178)
Crown Him with many crowns. 1730, 5201 (179)
5758.
Crown melodies. 47124 (92)
Crown of glory. 47590.
Crown of liberty. 5759.
Crown of the year. 9582 (108)
Crown of thorns. 24219 (254)
Crown our Saviour King. 34788 (127)
Crowned or crucified. 47124 (93)
Crowning day. 38171 (78)
Crowning glory. 47591.
Crowns of glory. 29841.
Crow’s picnic. 15251.
Crucifixion. 19509.
Cruel brother. 15252.
Cruel daddy. 34788 (128)
Cruel heart. 5760.
Cruel papa. 14692 (134), 24219 pe
Crueldad. 15253.
Crusader of the free. 29842.
Cry darling. 29843.
Cry for democracy. 19510.
Cry, Hitler, cry, der stars vill make you die. 42358
Cry who cares. 15254.
Cryin’ in my beer. 42359.
Crying for the moon. 47592.
Crying in the night. 19511.
Crying myself to sleep. 5761.
Crying won’t bring back your joys. 10270.
Cuando aprenda a quererte. 38633.
Cuando en los bosques. 42360.
Cuando llora mi violin. 15255.
Cuando llores. 10271.
Cuando me besaste tu. 29844.
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Cuando tu te vayas. 731.
Cuantos tormentos. 42361.
Cuatro piezas. 29845.
Cuba. 38634.
Cuba y Puerto Rico. 732. 8
Cubalibra conga. 733.
Cuban barbecue. 1734.
Cuban breezes. 24809.
Cuban chant. 29846.
Cuban countryside. 29847.
Cuban nights. 19512.
Cuban rhapsody. 29848.
Cubana. 24810.
Cubanita celosa. 735.
Cubanoca. 736, 737.
Cubby’s black & white key games. 19513.
Cucalambe. 15256.
Cucaracha. 738.
Cuckoo. 10272, 24219 (256)
Cuckoo in the nest. 739.
Cuckoo in the woods. 29091 (95)
Cuckoo polka. 740.
Cucurucuru cucu. 15257.
Cuddle blanket. 24219 (257)
Cuddle close to me. 29849.
Cuddle up. 51221.
Cuernavaca. 1741.
Cugat’s (Xavier) Latin-American rhythms for pian-
ists, accordionists, arrangers. 5762.
Cuidado que viene el toro. 742, 743.
Cumberland Mountain blues. 5763.
Cumpanitas doradas. 42362.
Cumparsita. 15258.
Cundo se va. 10273.
Cup cakes. 1744.
Cup hunters. 53636 (103)
Cupid & Campaspe. 14692 (135)
Cupid gave the signal. 1745. :
Cupid inthe moon. 24811.
Cupid, please kidnap me. 24812. :
Cupid shot a dart into my heart. 19514.
Cupid’s bow. 746.
Cupid’ 8 command. 34788 (129)
Cupid’ 8 dart. 35228.
Cupid’s got an eye on me. 19515.
Curacoa. 747.
Curator. 38635.
Curé d’Argenton. 47593.
Cure for blackout blues. 19516.
Curfew. 38636, 42363.
Curio shop. 35229.
Curly head. 38637, 42364, 47594.
Curly head boy. 29850.
Curly head of mine. 5764.
Curly-headed gal of mine. 42365.
Curly-headed you. 5766.
Curly tops. 5765.
Curra de los reyes. 24813.
Curse of old Ireland. 5767.
Curtain call. 748.
Curtain came down on the stage of my dreams. 42366
Cute as cotton. 38638.
Cute little cutie. 38639.
Cute little summery time. 34788 (130), 41610 (34)
Cute things you do. 15259.
Cutest, Sweetest baby that ever was. 29851.
Cuttin’ out. 19517.
Cy from Chi. 29852.
Cygne. 24814.
Cymbal sockin’ Sam. 15260.
Cynthia. 42367.
Cynthia’s in love. 38640.
Cynthie Ann. 749.
Czardas. 750-752, 15261, 35230, 41610 (35)
Czardas orchestra collection. 5768.
Czar’s bride. 38334.
Czech rhapsody. 42368.
Czerwony Kapturek. 29853.
Czibulka. 14692 (136)
Czibulka memories. 19518.
D.V. 29091 (96), 34788 (131)
Da Easta time. 15262.
Dad. 47595, 51222.
Dad, before Igo. 19519.
Dad, I miss you so. 5769.
Dad — I’ll carry on. 5770.
Dad, we know you’ve been there before. 10274.
Da-da-da. 47596.
Daddie’s letter. 42369.
Daddy. 24219 (258, 259)
Daddy & son. 19520.
Daddy darling. 753.
Daddy dear. 15263.
Daddy, dear daddy. 47597.
Daddy dear of mine. 15264.
Daddy don’t you worry. 15265.
Daddy has gone. 29854.
Daddy, I love you more & more each day. 5201 (180)
Daddy, I miss you. 10275.
Daddy Long Legs. 38171 (79)
Daddy missed you tonight little curly head. 5771.
Daddy needs a new set of tires. 19521.
Daddy of a Yankee Doodle dandy. 19522.
Daddy of us all. 29855.
Daddy please come back to me. 15266.
Daddy sails home. 5772.
Daddy spare those tires. 51773.
~ Daddy tell your baby what you want her todo. 42370.
Daddy will be back some day. 51223.
Daddy won’t you buy him for me. 14692 (137), 18845
(33), 24219 (260)
Daddy, you've never seen him. 29856.
Daddy | 8 fighting for my Uncle. 10276.
Daddy’ 8 footsteps. 47598.
Daddy’ s inthe army. 10277.
Daddy’ 8 Irish.melodies. 18845 (34)
Daddy’ 8 letter. 24815.
Daddy’s letter, signed, Your loving son. 47599,
51224.
Daddy’ 8 little buddy. 7154.
Daddy’ 8 little girls. 47600.
Daddy’ 8 little partner. 5774.
Daddy’ 8 little soldier boy. 19523.
Daddy’ 8 little sonny boy. 42371.
Daddy’ 8 little sweetheart. 42372.
Daddy’ 8 lullaby. 10278, 38641, 42373, 42374.
Daddy’ 8 lulluby [?] 10279.
Daddy’ 8 playing soldier. 10280.
Daddy’ s soldier. 47601.
Daddy’s waltz. 19524.
Dad’s boy. 47602.
Dads of young America. 5775.
Daffadils [?] 19525.
Daffodil. 51225.
Daffodils. 47124 (94), 47603.
Daffodils in the rain. 1755.
Dago, Jap & Hun. 38642.
Daheim. 5201 (181), 423175.
Dah’s gwine ter be er lan’ slide. 50835 (68)
Daily prayer. 19526.
Daily technical studies. 50835 (69)
Dainty. 5776.
Dainty daffodils. 34788 (132)
Dainty Dalia. 38643.
Dainty gavotte, 24219 (261)
Dainty ‘kerchief. 38644.
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Dainty little maiden. 29857.
Dainty maid. 1756..
Daisy chain. 5201 (182)
Daisy June. 15267, 19527.
Daisy polka. 47124 (95)
Dakota days. 35230*.
Dakota Land. 24816.
Dakota moon. 47604.
Dakota sunset. 35231.
Dalby trumpet studies. 42376.
Dalhart’s (Vernon) new song album. 35232.
Dalibor. 18845 (35, 36)
Damascus commandery no. 58 march. 15268.
Dame Durden. 53636 (104)
Dame un beso. 5777.
Damsel in distress. 10281.
Dan Cupid brought you back again. 35233.
Dance. 42377.
Dance a cachucha. 42378.
Dance after phone talk. 24817.
Dance & sing. 157.
Dance around the snowman. 53636 (105)
Dance before the fight. 24818.
Dance by moonlight. 53636 (106)
Dance caprice. 15269.
Dance for me. 15270.
Dance for two pianos. 15271.
Dance from Smaland. 5778.
Dance, golden leaves. 14692 (138)
Dance in form of a chaconne. 42379.
Dance in the flower. 29858.
Dance i the vale. 47124 (96)
Dance interlude. 15272.
Dance into space. 19528.
Dance invitation. 5779.
Dance little snowflake. 5780.
Dance, love, dance. 51226.
Dance man buys a farm. 42380.
Dance me again, till I’m dreamy. 5781.
Dance me goodbye. 41610 (36)
Dance of an ostracised imp. 10282.
Dance of joy. 10283.
Dance of romance. 24819, 51227.
Dance of Spain. 29859.
Dance of spring. 53636 (107)
Dance of sugar plums. 24219 (262)
Dance of the Arabs. 9582 (109)
Dance of the birds. 5782.
Dance of the buffoons. 1758.
Dance of the dolls. 24219 (263)
Dance of the dragon-flies. 42381.
Dance of the flowers. 24219 (264)
Dance of the ginger-bread man. 47605.
Dance of the gnomes. 14692 (139)
Dance of the Gypsy children. 29091 (97)
Dance of the harvesters. 34788 (133)
Dance of the ladies of yesteryear. 14692 (140)
Dance of the moonbeams. 50835 (70)
Dance of the paper dolls. 24820, 29860.
Dance of the pixies. 759.
Dance of the princesses. 42382-42384.
Dance of the rag doll. 51228.
Dance of the Russian sailors. 5783.
Dance of the scarecrows. 10284.
Dance of the skeletons. 47606.
Dance of the Spanish onion. 10285, 47607.
Dance of the swords. 5201 (183)
Dance of the sylphs. 24219 (265)
Dance of the three blind mice. 10286.
Dance of the tumblers. 10287.
Dance of the woodwinds. 10288.
Dance of youth. 15273.
Dance on the green. 29091 (98), 38171 (80)
Dance, please, dance. 19529.
Dance Rozika. 9582 (110)
Dance team. 24821.
Dance ’til the dawn. 51784.
Dance tune. 15274, 15275.
Dance with me. 19530, 24822, 38171 (81)
‘Dance-a-tonic. 24823.
2013
Danceland. 9582 (111)
Dancers. 29091 (99)
Dancer’s dream song. 47608.
Dancers of the night. 24824.
Dancin’ on de square. 29861.
Dancing & romancing underneath the moon. 29862.
Dancing & romancing with you. 19531.
Dancing around. 5201 (268, 442, 692, 899, 900, 1048),
24219 (156, 166, 181, 360, 368, 426, 427, 463,
878, 955, 972, 1226, 1417, 1480), 29091 (100- -102,
355), 53636 (250)
Dancing at dawn. 19532.
Dancing at the Commodore. 1760.
Dancing at the cotton ball. 18845 (37), 47124 (97)
Dancing at the fair. 761.
Dancing at the sunrise. 29863.
Dancing bear. 9582 (112)
Dancing bride. 47609.
Dancing children. 19533.
Dancing class. 38171 (82)
Dancing doll. 35234, 42385, 42386.
Dancing down a stardust lane. 15276.
Dancing dreams. 1762.
Dancing faun. 42387.
Dancing feet. 15277.
Dancing fingers. 47610.
Dancing fool. 35234*,
Dancing for defense. 19534.
Dancing girls are singing now of love. 19535.
Dancing in moonlight. 35235.
Dancing in the dark. 763, 10289.
Dancing in the night. 10290.
Dancing in the snow. 51229.
Dancing - insert. 764.
Dancing mad. 5201 (184)
Dancing middies. 14692 (141)
Dancing ‘neath the Irish moon. 24219 (226, 267)
Dancing on the lawn. 47611.
Dancing on the meadow. 9582 (113)
Dancing on the streets of Old Broadway. 29864.
Dancing party. 765.
Dancing shadows. 42388.
Dancing shoes. 766, 767.
Dancing sunbeams. 24219 (268), 38171 (83)
Dancing the blues away. 5201 (185), 41610 (37),
53636 (108)
Dancing the jelly roll. 41610 (38, 39)
Dancing the jitney hop. 38171 (84, 85)
Dancing the vict’ry waltz. 42389.
Dancing to the beat of my heart. 24825.
Dancing waves. 53636 (109)
Dancing witha dream. 10291, 15278.
Dancing with jive. 38645.
Dancing with the girls at home. 47124 (98)
Dancing with you. 29865.
Dancing without any music. 38646.
Dancing wood nymphs. 53636 (110)
Dandelion. 18845 (38)
Danger, men blasting. 51230.
Dangerous enemy agent. 35236.
Dangerous mood. 1768.
Dangerous moonlight. 13599, 23541, 28490.
Dankhymnus. 9582 (114)
Danny. 47612.
Danny boy. 38647.
Danny, Danny Dando. 15279.
Danny in love. 15280.
Danny’ 8 message. 42390.
Danny’s watch. 15281.
Dans les bois. 29866.
Dans pa viking. 15282.
Dans vid klaralven. 15283.
Dansa brasileira. 24826.
Danse antique. 24219 (269, 270)
Danse aragonaise. 29091 (103)
Danse bohemienne. 35237.
Danse caractéristique. 29091 (104), 34788 (134)
Danse characteristique [?] 29867.
Danse cracovienne. 5201 (186)
Danse gaie. 24827.
Danse hongroise. 9582 (115)
Danse joyeuse. 24828.
Danse macabre. 10292, 35238.
Danse persane. 24219 (271)
Danse printaniére. 34788 (135)
Danse romantique. 41610 (40)
Danse russe. 10293.
Danse sauvage. 18845 (39)
Danse serénade. 14692 (142)
Danse tzigane. 10294.
Danses concertantes. 769.
Danses fantastiques. 42391-42393.
Danseuse. 53636 (111)
Dansons la gigue. 10295.
Dante. 5201 (187)
Danza. 19536, 29868, 35239, 42394, 42395.
Danza de Antonito. 15284.
Danza lucumi. 5785.
Danzas espafiolas. 29091 (105)
Dardanella. 47613.
Dare-devil Dick the diver. 24219 (272)
Darest thou now, O soul. 19537.
Dark cloud blues. 42396.
Dark clouds over the ocean will have a silver
lining soon. 5786.
Dark clouds will clear. 47614.
Dark clouds will soon roll away. 24829.
Dark design. 38648.
Dark eyes. 1770, 771, 5787, 29091 (106), 35240,
38649, 42397.
Dark lies. 1772.
Dark moon. 10296.
Dark night of the soul. 47615.
Dark o’ de moon. 15285.
Dark stole up on Bethlehem. 773.
Dark Sugar. 19538.
Dark the night. 29869.
Dark wings in the night. 774.
Darkness. 47616.
Darkness at noon. 38650.
Darkness over me. 24830.
Darktown blues —a colored song. 19539.
Darktown masquerade. 19540.
Darktown poker club. ,2201 (188, 189)
Darktown suffragettes’ parade. 24219 (273)
Darlene. 10297, 42398.
Darlin’. 42399, "47124 (99), 53636 (112)
Darlin’ do. 24831.
Darlin’ if I don’t come back. 19541.
Darlin’ mine. 51231.
Darlin’ tell me why. 42400.
Darling. 775, 776, 5788, 15286, 19542, 19543,
29870, 29871, 38651, 42401, 47617, 51232.
Darling angel mine. 10298.
Darling Ann Zaddell. 5789.
Darling are you lonely now. 15287.
Darling be good & remember. 35241.
Darling believe me now. 29872.
Darling come back to me. 42402.
Darling Daisy. 47618.
Darling, darling, dear. 5790.
Darling, do not cry. 35242.
Darling, do not forget. 35243.
Darling don’ t believe me. 1777.
Darling don’ t you forget me. 42403.
Darling don’t you know Ido. 10299.
Darling girl you once were mine. 15288.
Darling, how long will you be gone. 42404.
Darling, how you lied. 1778.
Darling, I always will miss you. 29873.
Darling I am coming back to you. 19544, 42405.
Darling I love you. 1779.
Darling I miss you. 19545.
Darling I remember you. 780.
Darling if, I only had you. 10300.
Darling, r ll go on. 29874.
Darling I’ u never fall again. 19546.
Darling, I’ll remember you. 5791.
Darling, I’m coming home. 19547.
Darling, rm in love. 38652.
Darling a m lonesome & blue. 15289.
Darling I’m waiting for you. 47619.
Darling is it true. 10301.
Darling, it’ s all over now. 5792.
Darling, it’s wonderful to be called sweetheart by
you. 24832.
Darling it’s you. 19548.
Darling Jean. 15290.
Darling, just make up your mind. 35244.
Darling, keep me in your heart. 19549.
Darling little lady. 29875.
Darling, maybe someday you'll miss me. 38653.
Darling, my darling. 38654.
Darling Nellie Gray. 781, 782, 29091 (107), 51233.
Darling, not without you. "5793.
Darling of Cazanga. 15291.
Darling of mine. 51234.
Darling of my dreams. 42406.
Darling of the guard. 15292.
Darling pal. 19550.
Darling please. 10302.
Darling please don’t go away. 1783.
Darling, please have no fear. 1784.
Darling please remember. 10303.
| Darling, remember. 19551.
Darling remember that I love you. 15298.
Darling, sang the nightingale. 19552.
Darling soldier boy. 19553.
Darling, someday. 24833.
Darling, that’s what I like about you. 29876.
Darling, we must say goodby. 19554.
Darling when I come back. 785.
Darling, while you’re away. 42407.
Darling why. 15294.
Darling, why did you go. 5794.
Darling, why is it so different now. 10304.
Darling, will you stay. 19555, 29877.
Darling will you wait for me. 24834.
Darling without you. 47620. -
Darling, won "t you come back to me. 51235.
Darling, won’t you please be mine. 19556.
Darling, you almost won my heart. 38655.
Darling you don’t love me anymore. 786.
Darling, you know how I love you. 10305.
Darling, you, touch my heart. 47621.
Darling, you’ll never know. 787.
Darling your lips. 19557.
Darling, you’ rea picture. 15295.
Darling you’re what I’m living for. 1788.
Darlings in friendship. 42408.
Darn the mem’ ry of it all. 10306.
Darn U. 35245.
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INDEX
Darn you. 10307.
Das kommt vom huppsassa. 35246.
Dat ole Rastus. 29878.
Date to remember. 789.
Date with destiny. 790.
Date with you in my dreams. 24835.
Datin’ on a dollar. 24836.
Daughter of K K K Katie. 15296.
Daughter of K-K-K-Katy loves a nephew of Uncle
Sam. 15297.
Daughter of madamoiselle [?] 10308.
Daughter of the regiment. 45171.
Daughter’s love. 10309. .
Daughters of America. 19558, 38656.
Daughters of Eve. 34788 (136)
Daughters of freedom. 42409.
Dauntless Captain Colin Kelly. 38657.
David’s lamentation. 19559.
Davis (Jimmie) song folio. 35247.
Davy’ s inthe navy. 29879. ~
Davy’s in the navy now. 10310.
Dawn. 791-793.
Dawn again. 38658.
Dawn & a wave of light. 29880.
Dawn breaks. 15298.
Dawn broke thru. 47622.
Dawn dreams. 19560.
Dawn flight. 794.
Dawn from the skies above.
Dawn immortal. 5201 (190)
Dawn in the desert. 18845 (40)
Dawn in the woodlands. 29881.
Dawn QO’ ) Day on Broadway. 35248.
Dawn o’er the wooded hills. 53636 (113)
Dawn of a misty morn. 42410.
Dawn of love. 795.
Dawn of peace. 47623.
Dawn of spring. 29091 (108)
Dawn of the kingdom, 5201 (191)
Dawn patrol. 35249, 52429.
Dawn will break. 47624.
Dawn will break through. 42411.
Dawn will come. 10311.
Dawning. 38660.
Dawning light. 796.
Dawning of spring. 24219 (274)
‘Dawn’ 5 awakening. 5201 (192)
Dawns’ first beam. 51236.
* Day after. 47625.
Day after day. 5795, 10312, 19561.
Day, after day, after day. 42412.
Day after our last goodbye. 5796.
Day & night. 24837.
Day & the deed. 797.
Day before tomorrow. 29882.
Day by day. 5797, 19562, 24838.
Day dreaming. 24839, 29883, 29884.
Day dreaming of my dream girl. 29885.
Day dreams. 5201 (193), 5798, 24840, 35250,
50835 (71)
Day he was called away. 24841.
Day I looked into your eyes. 35251.
Day I went away from you. 42413.
Day in Dog-dom. 47626.
Day in Wyoming. 47627.
Day is gently sinking to a close. 53636 (114)
Day is done. 24219 (275)
Day is past & over. 14692 (143)
Day nearer home, sweetheart. 15299.
Day of days. 24842.
Day of gladness. 38171 (86)
Day of judgment. 50835 (72)
Day of liberty. 29886.
38659.
2015
Day of resurrection. 5201 (194)
Day of salvation. 38171 (87)
Day of vengeance. 51237.
Day that I come back to you. 47628.
Day that I met you. 42414, 47629.
Day that my dreams come true. 798.
Day that you left. 47630.
Day we saidI do. 47631.
Day when our peace is won. 38661.
Day will dawn. 33528.
Day with the toys. 29091 (109)
Day you came along. 10313.
Day you rejected my love. 51238.
Day you went away. 15300, 51239.
Day your song book came. 51240.
Daybreak. 15301, 15302, 29887.
Daydream waltz. 51241.
Daydreams. 10314, 29888.
Daydreams of you. 10315.
Daylight saving. 19563.
Days ahead. 47632.
Days gone by. 29889, 35252.
Day’s in the land of Texas. 29890.
Days of autumn. 799.
Days of birth. 47124 (100)
Days of darkness. 35253.
Days of ty youth. 15303.
Days of ’49. 51242.
Days of yesterday. 38662.
Day’s sunset. 38663.
Days when I called you my own. 35254.
Days when you were mine. 800.
Dazed ina dream. 24843.
De bottom lan’. 35255.
De deep, deep South. 801.
De donde. 10316.
De happy land. 35256.
De las long res’. 5201 (195)
De lovin’ Shepherd. 47633.
De massa ob de sheepfol’.
De parte de quien. 42415.
De profundis. 38664.
De un amor viejo. 15305.
Dead ashes. 38665.
Dead wife. 38171 (88)
Deaf old woman. 15306.
Deaf woman’s courtship. 5799.
Deal with the devil. 802.
Dear. 10317.
Dear Alice. 38666.
Dear beloved Old Glory. 15307.
Dear Bill. 29891. i
Dear Bob, we’ll keep our liberty.
Dear boy Johnnie. 29893.
Dear boy of America. 5800.
Dear boy of mine. 29894.
Dear captain. 29895.
Dear comrades. 5801.
Dear dad. 29896, 47634,
Dear Dada. 42416.
Dear daddy. 10318.
Dear daddy, it’s a boy. 29897.
Dear dark head. 5201 (196)
Dear darling. 29898. z
Dear darling Irene. 15308.
Dear dear old pal. 35257.
Dear Dixie Belle. 24844.
Dear Evalina. 42417.
Dear Flag. 19564.
Dear folks. 10319.
Dear folks back home. 47635.
Dear hands that gave me violets. 47124 (101)
Dear heart of mine. 53636 (115)
15304.
29892.
51243.
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Dear home in Holland. 10320.
Dear Honey. 47636.
Dear I love you. 24845.
Dear, I was wrong. 10321.
Dear, I'll love you ever ever more. 29899.
Dear, ru wait for you. 15309.
Dear, it’s you! Just you. 29900.
Dear Johnnie. 29901.
Dear Johnny. 35258, 42418.
Dear Kate. 19565.
Dear land of Canada. 29902.
Dear land of mine. 5802, 19566.
Dear Laura. 47637.
Dear Lilly Lou. 47638.
Dear Linda. 51244.
Dear little baby mine. 5803.
Dear little boy of mine. 803.
Dear little girl, why cry. 19567.
Dear little house in Good-Children Street. 19568.
Dear little Ireland. 29903.
Dear little mother 0’ mine. 24219 (276, 277)
Dear little nook for two. 804.
Dear little Peg of Corregidor. 42419.
Dear little pipe. 47124 (102)
Dear little playhouse. 38667.
Dear little Rose. 42420.
Dear little scrapbook. 35259.
Dear little sweetheart. 24846.
Dear little sweetheart of mine. 29904.
Dear little tot. 15310.
Dear Lord & Father. 19569.
Dear Lord, I Thee adore. 10322.
Dear Lord Thy way is best for me. 47639.
Dear Louis. 15311.
Dear Louise. 47640.
Dear love days. 29091 (110)
Dear Margaret darling. 29905,
Dear Marge. 38668.
Dear Mary. 29906.
Dear Mr. President. 805.
Dear mom. 806.
Dear mother. 15312, 47641.
Dear mother & home. 807.
Dear mother do not worry. 47642.
Dear mother don’t cry. 24847.
Dear mother of Jesus. 808.
Dear mother of mine. 19570.
Dear Nell. 24848.
Dear octopus. 24849.
Dear old alma mater. 5804.
Dear old California. 29907.
Dear old car. 29908.
Dear old college days. 9582 (116)
Dear old dad, 15313, 24850, 24851, 42421.
Dear old daddy, how I miss you. 809.
Dear old éngland. 10323.
Dear old fashioned Irish songs my mother sang to
me. 47124 (103) |
Dear old Flag, we'll keep the faith with you. 19571.
Dear old Georgia mammy. 5805.
Dear OldGlory. 19572, 42422, 51245.
Dear old grammar school days. 47643.
Dear old home. 47644.
Dear old lady. 35260.
Dear old locker room. 15314.
Dear old Nebraska state. 47645.
Dear old Red cross. 10324.
Dear old Red, White & Blue. 19573.
Dear old Saturday night.. 34788 (137)
Dear old South Sea Island breeze blow back my love
tome. 42423.
Dear old southern moon. 47124 (104)
Dear old Southland, 24852.
Dear old spot in Tennessee. 15315.
Dear old sunny home. 10325.
Dear old U.S.A. 15316.
Dear one. 29909.
Dear one, loved one, sweetheart. 810.
Dear pal & comrade. 42424.
Dear publisher. 24853.
Dear Red, White & Blue. 29910.
Dear St. Joseph. 29911.
Dear Santa. 51246.
Dear Savior mine. 29912.
Dear sis. 35261.
Dear soldier dad of mine. 38669.
Dear soldier of mine. 47646.
Dear son. 5806, 5807, 15317, 35262, 38670-38672,
42425, 47647.
Dear son Buddy. 35263.
Dear Sue. 47648.
Dear sweet lady. 42426.
Dear sweetheart. 5808, 10326, 35264.
Dear U, U, U. 15318.
Dear Uncle Sam. 5809, 10327, 19574, 24854, 29913,
38673.
Dear Uncle Sam we love you. 811.
Dear U. S. A., 24855.
Dear when we’ re together. 812.
Dear, while we’re dancing. 10328.
Dearer as the days go by. 29091 (111)
Dearer than all. 50835 (73)
Dearest darling. 35265, 47649.
Dearest friend. 34788 (138)
Dearest friend of all. 38171 (89)
Dearest girl in the world. 53636 (116)
Dearest May. 24856.
Dearest memories. 10329.
Dearest name of all is Jesus. 813.
Dearest on earth. 814.
Dearest one. 5810, 5811, 29914.
Dearest Tom. 29915.
Dearest, while you are roaming. 29916.
Dearest, you’re the one I love. 24857.
Dearie, dearie, dearie. 29917.
Dearie is your heart mine. 5812.
Dearie, why did you leave. 42427.
Dearly beloved. 29918.
Dearth. 41610 (41)
Death on the hills. 5201 (197)
Death the revealer. 14692 (144)
Debt to be paid. 19575.
Debutante. 5201 (198), 10330, 14692, (14, 89, 145,
189, 238, 406, 407, 546, 820), 18845 (15), 24219
(92, 163, 278, 1025, 1102, 1284, 1463), 24858, 29091
(112-114, 191), 34788 (139), 50835 (74), 53636 (117)
Debutante jblues. 35266.
Debutante’ 8 diary. 35267.
December "forty one. 42428.
December morn. 24219 (279)
December rain. 5813.
December seventh, nineteen forty-one. 10331.
December ‘th, nineteen forty-one. 10332, 15319.
Decile que vuelva. 15320.
Decision & death. 42429.
Decision day service. 815.
Declaration of interdependence. 19576.
Declaration of love. 14692 (146)
Decorate the branches on our family tree with medab
won for U. S. A. 816.
Decoration day. 24219 (280)
Dedication. 24859, 24860.
Dedication hymn. 6442.
Dedication to those who fell. 35268.
Deed .& a word. 817.
Deep blue night. 51247.
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nos. 1-12, 1942
Deep blue sea. 42430. Delnice polka. 10340.
Deep down lonely blues. 35269. Delores in my heart. 42439.
Deep in a new affair. 818. Delta gamma songs. 35273.
Deep ina rose. 35270. Delusion. 19588.
Deep in love. 5814. Dem bones. 825.
Deep in my heart. 5815, 19577, 42431-42434, Dem deep dark blues. 5824.
53636 (118) Democracy. 826-828, 5825, 10341, 15328, 15329,
Deep in my heart, dear. 29919. 29927, 29928, 35274, 35275, 42440, 42441, 47653,
Deep in my heart, sweetheart. 42435. 51251.
Deep in my sorrow. 42436. Democracy & you. 829.
Deep in romance. 24861. Democracy depends on you. 24865.
Deep in the heart of my dreams. 819. Democracy is here to stay. 15330.
Deep in the heart of taxes. 19578. i Democracy is marching on. 42442.
Deep in the heart of Texas. 43675. Democracy marches. 35276.
Deep in the heart of Tokyo. 29920. Democracy onthe march. 5826.
Deep in the Savior’s love. 29091 (115) Democracy shall never, never die. 830.
Deep in the South. 10333. Democracy the wonderful. 42443.
Deep in the Southland. 15321. Democracy will never die. 35277.
Deep in the valley of love. 29921. Demoiselle chic. 50835 (77)
Deep is my love for you. 51248. Demon’s dance. 15331.
Deep love. 42437. Dempsey swing. 38678, 42444.
Deep mist. 10334. Denali. 10342.
Deep regions of my heart. 19579. Dengozo. 24219 (282),34788 (141-143)
Deep regrets. 15322. Denial. 831.
Deep rhythm. 5816.. Denibet design for playing piano. 832.
Deep river. 5817, 10335, 19580, 29922, 38674. Denied. 24866.
Deep sea diver. 19581. Denn die wacht vergeht so schnell. 14692 (147)
Deep shadows. 820. * | Denn wir fahren gegen Engeland. 50835 (78)
Deep sleep. 38675. j Denningham’s sapphire water. 24867.
Deep South. 51249. Dentro de ti. 10343.
Deep surrender. 821. Deny not thy God. 24219 (283)
Deep waters. 38676. Departed companion. 42445.
Deep within my heart. 34788 (140), 51250. ; Departure. 9582 (117)
Deeper & deeper. 53636 (119) De Paul demons. 24868.
Deeper still. 29091 (116) Depend on me Uncle Sammy. 47654.
Defence for victory. 42438. Depression blues. 42446.
Defend America. 15323, 24862, 38677. Derechos del brujo. 24869.
Defend America’s freedom. 19582. Derniére page. 5201 (199), 9582 (118), 14692 (148)
Defend our Flag America. 47650. Des muller’s tochterlein. 15332.
Defend the U. S. A. 15324. Descant to America. 38679.
Defend to the end. 10336. Desconsuelo. 38680.
Defend your country. 24863. Descriptive suite. 42447.
Defenders, come on. 24864. Desde que te fuiste. . 5827.
Defender’s desire. 29923. Desdemona’s song. 833.
Defenders of America. 5818, 35271. Desecration. 29091 (117)
Defenders of democracy. 5819. Desecration rag. 29091 (118)
Defenders of liberty. 15325. Desengafiado. 834.
Defenders of Wake, we Salute you. 822. Desengafiame. 5828.
Defense blues. 5820. Desengafio. 10344.
Defense, defense, that’s the word in the U. S. A. Desert. 51252.
10337. Desert blues. 19589.
Defense is weak. 823. _ Desert dreams. 29929.
Defense song. 5821, 10338. Desert is heaven to-nite. 35278.
Defense stomp. 19583. _| Desert is mine. 10345.
Defense worker’s hymn. 47651. Desert love songs. 34788 (144)
Deine blumen. 24219 (281) Desert moon. 5829, 10346.
Deja iluci6n mi corazon vivir. 5822. . Desert night. 15333, 35279.
Déjame explicar. 19584. ; Desert paradise. 835.
Déjame mi vida. 19585. Desert patrol. 24870, 29930.
Déjame ya. 19586. Desert prayer. 24871.
' De-ka de-ka dekalow. 15326. Desert rhapsody. 10347.
Delectation. 50835 (75) Desert Rose. 10348.
Delia. 5823. Desert sands. 47655.
Delicious & refreshing. 29924. : Desert song. 836, 29931.
Delighted. 29925. : Desert spring. 10349.
Delightfulness of you. 47652. : Desert star. 42448.
Deliver me from love. 10339. Desert suite. 35280.
Deliver me to Tennessee. 824, 15327. Deserted house. 24219 (284)
Deliver our message to Tokyo. 19587. Deserted temple, 24219 (285)
Delivery boy bounce. 35272. : Desesperacion. 42449.
Délivrance. 50835 (76) Desgracia. 51253.
Delmore brothers’ folio of native a me- Desgraciado dfa. 35281.
lodies. 29926. Design for a dream. 42450.
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Design for dreams. 35282. Diana, 18845 (42), 24219 (290), 35291, 42459.
Design for jivin’. 42451. Diana from Indiana, 24875,
Design for music. 29932. Diane. 19596.
Designed for listening. 42452. Dianne dance. 847,
Desilusion. 837, 838. ' Diary of a day. 29091 (122)
Desir. 29091 (119) Di Bella (O.) Italian dance albums for orchestra,
Desire. 839, 10350, 29933. 15341, J
Desire you inspire. 15334. Dice una cancion, 47658.
Desolation. 42453. Dick, Ned &I. 47659,
Desperation. 5830. Dick ’ Whittington. 16892, 18825,
Desprecio. 5831. Dickory, dickory, dock. "5201 (201)
Después del aguacero. 38681. ; Dicky, dicky, doo. 29941,
Destination unknown. 35283, 42454. Dictator march, 9582 (123)
Destino cruel. 29934. Dictators you have to go. 42460.
Destiny. 29935. Dicty-doo, 5201 (202), 14692 (151), 24219 (291)
Destiny our land is hailing. 29936. Did any one ever tell you. 24876,
Destiny unknown. 42455. Did anyone see him come in, 47124 (106)
Destiny’s own Detroit. 29937, 35284. Did I do wrong. 29942.
Destroyer joins convoy. 51254. Did I ever tell you. 47660.
Destroyer puts to sea. 51255. Did I meet you ina dream, 29943.
Destroyers. 41950. Did I think, 5835,
Desyat boyevikh pesen Sovyetzkogo naroda. 15335. Did it rain last night. 24877.
Detail Joe. 47656. Did the moon play tricks on me, 5836.
Detour, repairing the road to my heart. 15336. Did the Sandman get mad at me, 29944,
Detroit. 24872. Did Uncle Sammie know he had some cheese, 42461,
Detroit Tech. Dynamics. 24873. : Did you did it. 848.
Deuces wild. 15337. Did you dream last night. 849.
Deutsche sang. 24219 (286) e Did you ever break my heart. 51258,
Deutsche volkslieder. 24219 (287, 288) . Did you ever dream a soldier’s dream, 35292, 42462.
Deutsches dankgebet. 14692 (149) Did you ever have a sweetheart turn you down, 29945,
Deutsches lied. 47124 (105) Did you ever stop to think, 29946.
Deutschland. 34788 (145, 146) Did you ever write a song. 5837.
Deux études pour piano. 29938. Did you get your kiss, 35293.
2 impressions de Notre-Dame. 9582 (119) Did you know, 47661. ;
Deux prefudes pour piano. 9582 (120, 121) Did you mean it, 850.
Deux princesses. 29091 (120) Did you notice, 5838,
Deux trios faciles. 29091 (121) Did you see my love, 19597.
Deuxieme meditation in fis moll. 5201 (200) Did you write to your boy today. 19598.
Developing instrumental musicianship. 35285-35290. | Di-dah song. 51259.
Deviation - variation. 42456. Diddie-bum. 42463.
Devil & Daniel Webster. 15338, 15339. Didja ever, 42464,
Devil & Mr. Hitler. 10351. Did’ ja lie to me Julie in July. 51260.
Devil called a meeting. 47657. Didn’ t get my homework done. 24878.
Devil-dog marines. 42457. Didn’t I. 19599.
Devil dogs. 29939, 38682. Didn’t I tell you so, 10353,
Devil got mad. 19590. Didn’t it rain. 19600.
Devil in disguise. 5832. Didn’t you know. 5201 (203), 35294.
Devil is a travelling man. 29940. Dido & Aeneas, 50958.
Devil sat down & cried. 840. Dido’s lament, 42465.
Devil’ S getting air-conditioning. 42458. Didst thou not love me. 29091 (123)
Devil’s half-hitch. 45902. Die is cast. 24879.
Devil’ S jig. 5833. Dies eine kann mein sehnen nimmer fassen, 47662.
Devil’s sonata. 19591. Dieu de paix. 5839.
Devil’s Tower George he flies around like a big Different point of view. 19601.
tornado. 24874. Difficulty in D flat. 42466,
Devojcice mala. 19592. Diff’rence is you. 15342,
Devotional organ album. 19593. Dig, dig, dig. 5840.
Devuelveme el corazon. 51256. Dig down deep. 29947,
Dew. 38683, 38684. Dig for Doug. 19602.:
Dew in spring. 9582 (122) Dig me lightly. 29948.
Dew in your eyes. 10352. Dig the duke. 5841.
Dew is sparkling. 15340. Dig these riffs. 15343.
Dew man. 841-843, Diga aella, 35295.
Dewdrops & sunbeams. 14692 (150) Diggin’ all alone. 42467.
Dewey for me, Dewey for you. 38685. Diggin’ for Dex. 5842,
Dewi Sant. 51257. Diggy-diggy. 47663.
Dey’s a man. 5834. Dignified drummer boy. 29949.
Deze, dem & doze. 38686. Dilly-Dally Sally. 51261.
Di corazon. 844. Dime a day. 5843.
Di la verdad. 845. Dime por que. 10354,
Dia grande. 19594. Dime si me quiere. 15344.
Dial your number. 19595. Dimmi ancor, che mi vuoi bene, 29950,
Dialogue. 846, 18845 (41),24219 (289) | Dimmi cosa vuoi, 29951.
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INDEX
Dimout on Broadway. 35296.
Dim-out on my heart. 51262.
Dimple, darlin’, dumplin’, 851.
Dimple in her chin, 38687.
Dimple in the cheek, 9582 (124)
Dimpled paddies. 42468,
Dinah, come dine with me. 38688,
Dinah from Dixie. 51263,
Ding dong. 5201 (204), 14692 (152, 153)
Ding dong bell. 5201 (205)
Dinin’ an’ dancin’ with Dinah. 29952.
Dinkey bird serenade, 42469,
Dinky’s little diner. 42470,
Dinner is served, 10355, 42471,
Dinner music. 10356.
Dins la plano Narbounéso. 29953.
Dinty McGinty. 19603.
Dip & dance. 24219 (292)
Dip your pen in sunshine & drop the boys a line.
10357.
Dipper song. 5844.
Dipsy swing. 19604.
Dir tone lob. 5201 (81)
Dirge. 24880, 42472, 47664.
Dirty snake blues. 5845,
Dis funny ol’ worl’. 24881.
Disappointed in you. 10358, 35297.
Disappointed Juliette. 24219 (293)
Disappointed serenader. 38689.
Disappointment. 19605.
Discontended [?] 5846.
Discontented lady. 35298.
Discovery. 29954.
Dish it out. 47665.
Disillusion. 10359.
Dismissal. 29955.
Dissonance romance. 24219 (294)
Distant trail. 852. —
Disturbing. 10360.
Dit-dit-dah. 51264.
Dit, dit, dit; da. 24882.
Dit dit dit da for victory. 24883.
Dit-dit-dit-dah. 5847, 10361.
Dit dit dit daw. 853, 854.
Ditti-boom. 35299.
Ditto. 5848.
Diversion. 29956.
Divertisement. 14692 (154)
Divertissement. 9582 (125)
Divine compassion. 47666.
Divine Image. 24884,
Divine stranger. 24219 (295)
Divine waltz. 47667.
Divorce. 19606.
Dixie airs. 42473.
Dixie am heb’n to me, 24885.
Dixie band. 15345.
Dixie Belle. 35300.
Dixie blues. 19607.
Dixie-doodle. 10362.
Dixie doodle dandy. 50835 (79)
Dixie doodie dum. 14692 (155)
Dixie Land polka song. 24886.
Dixie Lou. 38690.
Dixie lullabye. 15346.
Dixie march. 855.
Dixieana. 5849.
Dixieland girl. 856.
Dixie’s on the march again. 29957, 35301.
Dizzie [?} me. 42474.
Dizzy doings. 22997.
Dizzy-fizzy-wizzy. 29958.
Dizzy Lizzy. 24887.
Djabel w niewoli. 15348.
Djevojka Sam. 10363.
Dnes uz je to znat. 19608.
Do angels ever dream. 857.
Do apple blossoms bloom in Normandie. 35302.
Do away with Hitler, boys. 47668.
Do chickens grow on trees. 15349.
Do - come with me. 35303.
Do, do, do a little more. 24888.
Do, do, do it again. 29959.
Do, do, do, what Dewey did. 658.
Do dreams come true. 35304.
Do hearts lie. 10364.
Dol. 5850.
Do I ever run out of love. 47669.
Do I know what I’m doing. 42475.
Do I love you. 38691.
DoI miss you, yesI do. 24889.
Do I need you. 19609.
DoI still remember. 29960.
DoI? YesIdo. 47670.
Do it. 42476. ~
Do it, do it again. 42477.
Do it like your daddy did it. 42478.
Do it now. 15350, 19610, 47671.
Do keep faith. 10365.
Do not leave me ever again. 38692.
Do not say goodbye. 38171 (90)
Do not wait until Christmas. 47672.
Do or die. 42479.
Do or die for Uncle Sam. 42480.
Do re mi. 5201 (206)
Do re mi fa. 35305.
Do the dubonnet. 859.
Do the funny fox trot. 24219 (296-298)
Do they think we’ll give up America. 10366.
Do we have to say good-bye. 51265.
Do we love the U.S.A. - I'll say. 35306.
Do what General MacArthur did. 29961.
Do what you’re out to do, boys. 15351.
Do you. 19611, 38693.
Do you believe me. 15352.
Do you blame me. 19612.
Do you care when I’m lonely. 24890.
Do you feel that way too. 38694.
Do you feel the same. 19613.
Do you have any rivers tocross. 47673.
Do you hear. 35307.
Do you hear music. 42481.
Do you hear my heart. 19614, 42482.
Do you know. 24891, 47674.
Do you know Him to speak to. 29091 (124)
Do you like me, just like me, or is it love, dear.
24892.
Do you love me. 51266.
Do you love me, oh please tell me, 5851.
Do you love me or don’t you care. 29962.
Do you mind. 860, 10367, 47675.
Do you mind if I dream about you. 24893.
Do you mind, Susie Belle. 35308.
Do you miss me. 10368, 42483.
Do you miss me darling. 42484.
Do you miss me, sweetheart. 19615.
Do you miss your sweetheart like your sweetheart
misses you. 15353.
Do you or don’t you. 42485.
Do you really love me, honey. 5852.
Do you really mean it. 47676.
Do you remember. 861, 862, 5853, 9582 (126),
10369-10371, 15354, 24894, 34788 (147), 38695,
47677, 53636 (120)
Do you remember me. 5854.
Do you remember now. 15355.
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INDEX
Do you remember this day. 29963.
Do you see the rainbow. 19616.
Do you still think of me. 24895.
Do you think it’s fair. 29964.
Do you think of me. 10372, 29965.
Do you think so, I know so, there’ll be a United
Nations victory. 35309.
Do you think you’d remember. 863.
Do you wake up with that rundown feeling. 864.
Do you want me this way. 19617.
Do you wonder if I love you, yes, indeed, I’ll say
Ido. 24896.
Do your best for Old Glory. 29966.
Do your bit. 10373, 10374. -
Do your bit & help to win. 19618.
Do your bit for Uncle Sam. 42486.
Do your part for victory. 10375.
Do your part, put your heart inO-C-D. 51267.
Do your share. 42487.
Do your share, ev’ryone - ev rywhere. 865.
Do your share to save Old Glory. 35310.
Do your stuff my Yankee Doodle dandy. 29967.
Dobbin with Dobbin. 38696.
Dobbins good-night song. 18845 (43)
Dobroy noc ma mila. 29968.
Doctor & Langford. 42488.
Dr. Baltimore, M. D. 18845 (44), 24219 (299, 300),
47124 (107)
Dr. Clayton blues. 10376.
Doctor Cupid. 14692 (335)
Doctor Foster. 29969.
Dr. Gillespie’s assistant. 47227, 47353, 47519,
47520, 47678, 47679, 47883, 47907, 48032, 48750,
50351.
Doctor, is it love. 29970.
Dr. Jekyl & Mr. Hyde. 24897.
Dr. Kildare’s triple X. 24609, 24630, 24898-24900,
25041, 25371, 25943, 26234, 26551, 27465, 27478-
27480, 27530, 27542, 27893, 27967, 28487, 32561.
Dr. Santelle. 10377.
Doctor Starr. 24900.
Doctor tells all. 866.
Doctor’s orders. 15356.
Doctor’s prescription. 29971.
Dodge City blues. 10378.
Dodgers, I love you. 29972.
Does anyone care. 24901.
Does she love me, yes or no. 867.
Does she or doesn’t she. 868.
Does someone else have your heart. 51268.
Does the sun still shine down Honolulu way. 10379.
Does your heart like mine miss a beat. 29973.
Doesn’t it matter. 15357.
Dog fight. 38697, 42489.
Dog gone. 10380.
Dog-gone the women. 42490.
Dog house blues. 10381.
Dog trouble. 15358.
Doggie in the park. 35311.
Doggie, take your time. 869.
Doggin my man around. 10382.
Doggone, I’ve been missing you. 35312.
Dogie song. 870.
Dogwood tree. 24902.
Doin’ my bit for Uncle Sam. 24903.
Doin’ O. K. 38698.
Doin’ the best I can. 19619.
Doin’ the rattamaque. 10383.
Doin’ their bit. 10610, 24904, 26695.
Doing a little. 42491.
Doing our bit. 47680, 51269, 51270.
Doing our bit to win. 29974.
Doing the Congo in the Lazongo way. 5855.
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Doing the Shorty George. 19620.
Doing things the American way. 24905.
Dolce bocca lasciame baciar’. 47681.
Dolittle [?] you did so much. 29975.
Doll eyes. 15359.
Doll shop. 38699-38701.
Dolladine. 24219 (301)
Dollar that counts today. 19621.
Dollard t’appelle. 42492.
Dollars & sense. 19621*.
Dollie’s first steps. 14692 (156)
Dollies tea party. 34788 (148)
Dolls are a problem, I keep a dimple doll. 38702.
Doll’s lullaby. 34788 (149)
Dolly. 38703.
Dolly & me. 42493.
Dolly’s music box. 29976.
Dolly’s waltz. 29091 (125)
Dolor d’una madre. 871.
Dolores. 5201 (207), 19622, 24219 (302)
Dolores La Petenera. 24906.
Domazlicke paneky. 872.
Domestic arrangement. 29977.
Domine quid multiplicati. 19623.
Dominicia ad completorium. 5201 (208)
Dominion of Canada. 53636 (121)
Dominion of the air. 5856.
Domovina majko moja mila. 51271.
Don Giovanni. 15360.
Don Jose. 35313.
Don Juan. 10384, 11768, 41610 (52)
Don Juan-ouverture. 9582 (127)
Don Juan’s serenade. 24219 (303)
Don Pedro a quien los crueles. 15361.
Don’ rock dat boat. 873.
Dona. 24907.
Dona nobis pacem. 874.
Donald. 29978.
Donald gets drafted. 875.
Donald’s garden. 876.
Donald’s gold mine. 5857.
Donald’s snowfight. 29979.
Donald’s tire trouble. 29980.
Doncha know, I’m falling in love with you. 19624.
Donde estan mis cinco hijos. 51272.
Donde estas. 24908.
Donkey story. 19625.
Donna Anna, 19626,
Donna, why don’t you wanna, 15362.
Donnatella mazurka. 15363.
Donnybrook fair, 24219 (304)
Don’t ask me, 5858.
Don’t ask me why. 24909,
Don’t be a parrot. 24910.
Don’t be a slacker, 51273.
Don’t be a slacker, be a ten per cent backer, 42494,
Don’t be a slacker, Buddy, 38704.
Don’t be afraid. 29981.
Don’t be afraid to come home. 5859.
Don’t be afraid to fall in love with me. 24911.
Don’t be afraid to love. 877.
Don’t be afraid U.S.A. 19627.
Don’t be away long, baby. 35314.
Don’t be blue. 5860, 5861.
Don’t be blue for me, 24912.
Don’t be blue Lou. 19628.
Don’t be fooling me, 19629.
Don’t be in a hurry when you say goodbye, 51274.
Don’t be selfish Mr. Brown. 19630,
Don’t believe a word they’re saying. 878.
Don’t bite the hand that’s feeding you. 50835 (80)
Don’t black-out for me, 5862.
Don’t black out my love. 42495.
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Don’t black out the lovelight in your eyes for me.
35315,
Don’ t black out the moon. 5863.
Don’t black out your heart. 15364,
Don’ t blame me, blame my heart, 19631.
Don’ t blame me, dear, 29982.
Don’t blame me for what happens in the moonlight,
blame the moon, 24219 (305)
Don’ t bother me, 19632.
Don’ t break my heart in two. 19633.
Don’ t break my heart tonight. 38705.
Don’ t call me Mister anymore. 29983.
Don’t call me sweetheart. 879.
Don’ t chase your dreams away. 38706, 47682.
Don’ t come knockin’ on my door no more baby. 880
Don’ t complain, 47683.
Don’t cry. 38707, 42496.
Don’t cry, baby. 51275,
Don’t cry dear. 29984,
Don’ t cry for me, dearest ma, 42497.
Don’t cry for me mother darling. 24913.
Don’ tcry Gipsy. 24914.
Don’t cry Hawaii. 19634.
Don’t cry little darling. 15365.
Don’t cry little fella. 42498.
Don’t cry, little girl. 38708, 42499.
Don’ tcry, mom. 29985.
Don’ t cry, mother, don’t cry. 5864.
Don’t cry my baby. 10385.
Don’ tcry my dear. 19635.
Don’ tcry over me. 10386, 19636.
Don’ t cry, sweetheart. 24915, 51276.
Don’t dance. 5865.
Don’ t defile the U.S. A. 51277,
Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do. 10387,
Don’ t do anything you’ll be sorry of. 47684,
Don’ t do it, darling. 10388, 10389, 35316,
Don’t doubt my love. 19637. *
Don’t dream, 24916, 38709.
Don’ t ever fall in love. 29986,
Don’ t ever leave me. 29987.
Don’t ever leave me dear. 47685.
Don’ t ever leave me, don’t ever say goodbye 881.
Don’t éver say goodnight. 19638.
Don’t ever walk in the shadows. 47686.
Don’ t fall for someone new, 42500.
Don’t faJl in love while I’m gone. 10390.
Don’t feel blue. 35317.
Don’t find fault with Uncle Sammy. 35318, 47687.
Don’t fool with my heart. 38710.
Don’ tforget. 15366, 19639, 24917, 29988.
Don’ t forget about me. 882, 19640.
Don’ t forget Bataan. 15367.
Don *t forget I love you. 24918,
Don’ t forget I’m coming back, baby. 5866.
Don’ t forget it. 51278.
Don’ t forget me, dear. 42501.
Don’ t forget me little darlin’. 19641.
Don’t forget me, please. 883,
Don’t forget Old Glory. 24919.
Don’ t forget our boys across the sea. 47688.
Don. -t forget our buddies in the sky. 42502.
Don’t forget Pearl Harbor. 10391, 10392, 15368,
51279.
Don’t forget the boys. 47689.
Don’t forget the Flag. 24920.
Don’ t forget the Isle of Wake. 884.
Don’t forget the marines. 42503.
Don’t forget to pray. 15369.
Don’t forget to remember. 35319.
Don’t forget to remember me. 47690.
Don} t forget to say aloha. 19642.
Don’t forget to smile. 24921.
’
Don’t forget to write. 19643, 24922, 42504.
Don’t forget to-night’s the night. 29091 (126),
50835 (81)
Don’t forget your buddy. 15370, 24923.
Don’ t forget your God but pray. 29989.
Don’ t forget your mother. 885, 19644.
Don’ t forget your sweetheart. "35320,
Don’ t gamble with romance. 15371.
Don’ t get around much anymore. 24924, 29990.
Don’t get personal. 14380, 15102, 15188, 15372,
15373, 17459.
Don’ t get personal montage. 15373.
Don’ t get us wrong, we love the army. 10393.
Don’t give a lei without a kiss. 29991.
Don’ t give me no jiving, mama, 42505.
Don’ t give up the ship. 51280.
Don’ t go away. 15374.
Don’t go down in the mine, dad. 15375.
Don’ t go getting romantic. 5867.
Don’ t go, Gritziu. 886, 887,
Don’ t go to Reno. 19645,
Don’t grumble & stay. 38711.
Don’t hate me too much. 47691.
Don’ t hold that against me. 5868.
Don’ t jive me mama. 42506.
Don’t keep a light in my window. 24925.
Don’t keep me waiting. 47692.
Don’t keep two hearts apart. 51281.
Don’t kick - kick in. 5869.
Don’t kiss any girl but me. 29992,
Don’t know. 42507.
Don’t know what I will do. 15376.
Don’t know what you mean to me. 24926.
Don’t know when, 35321.
Don’ t know why. 888, 29993.
Don’ t know why we’ re thru. 15377.
Don’t laugh at me. 5870.
Don’ t laugh at Mr. Cupid, 51282.
Don’t leave me. 5871.
Don’ t leave me alone. 19646.
Don’ t leave me daddy. 47124 (108)
Don’t leave me this way. 15378.
Don’ t let a blackout give you a knockout. 889.
Don’t let a slip of the lip sink a ship. 19647.
Don’t let down the Flag that never let you down.
35322,
Don’t let ’em blackout Broadway. 890.
Don’t let ’em take it from you boys. 38712.
Don't let him dream alone. 47693.
Don’t let it end. 15379.
Don’ t let it get you down. 5872, 19648.
Don’t let it happen again. 15380,
Don’ t let it worry you. 24927.
Don’t let me down. 35323.
Don’t let me dream again. 29994.
Don’t let me stand in your way. 24928,
Don’ t let my spurs get rusty. 29995.
Don’t let my spurs get rusty while I’m gone. 15381.
Don’ t let our Uncle Sammy down. 19649.
Don’ t let romance pass you by. 5873.
Don’ t let that happen over here. 19650.
Don *t let that lie get out. 29996.
Don’t let the black clouds gather. 47694.
Don’t let the Flag touch the ground. 15382.
Don’t let the war clouds gather in your heart. 42508.
Don’t let the world see your tears. 24929.
Don’t let them down. 15383.
Don’t let them down over there. 15384,
Don’t let them intimidate you. 24930.
Don’t let them pull your whiskers Uncle Sam. 42509.
Don’t let things get you down. 35324.
Don’ 't let this distance change you. 38713.
Don’t let those Irish eyes catch you nappin’. 42510.
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INDEX
Don’ t.let Uncle Sam down. 10394.
Don’ it let your brother down. 35325, 47695.
Don’ it let your eyes wander around. 42511.
Don’ tlie. 14991.
Don’ t lie Buddy. 29997.
Don’ t look now. 51283.
Don’ t lose that smile. 38714.
Don’ *t love me. 19651.
Don’ t make me love you. 24931.
Don’ it make me wait any longer. 51284.
Don, *t marry for love. 15385.
Don’ t mention me. 10395.
Don’ t mess with Uncle Sam. 10396.
Don’ t mind me. 15386.
Don’t mind your mind. 51285.
Lon’ t miss me when I’m gone. 19652.
Don’t never let your mouth get you into nothing.
5874.
Don’ t only think of Hawaii. 29998.
Don’ it play havoc with my heart, soldier boy. 51286.
Don’ t play with love. 891.
Don’ i play with my heart. 5875.
Don’ t point your gun at megdaddy. 892.
Don’t pretend. 47696.
Don’ t put a ration on love. 19653, 24932.
Don’t put a ring around Rosie, ’cause Rosie’ll run ,
you around. 35326.
Don’ it put a thing in writing. 47697.
Don’ t put me ona ration of love. 35327.
Don’t put the blame on London. 5201 (209)
Don’t put the brakes on your heart. 893.
Don’t quit. 42512.
Don’ t ration love. 19654, 35328, 47698.
Don’ t ration love out to me. 35329.
Don’t ration me on love. 24933.
Don’ t ration my heart. 47699.
Don’ it ration my. kisses. 47700.
Don’ t ration my love. 19655.
Don’ it ration my love baby. 29999.
Don’ ,t resist my kiss, Florita. 30000.
Don’ t ring three times. 24934.
Don’ it run down a woman. 5876.
Don’t rush me. 42513.
Don’ t say a thing. - 24935.
Don’t say a word when we say goodbye. 5877, 15387.
Don’t say aloha to the islands. 51287.
Don’t say defense, say attack. 15388.
Don’t say goodbye. 894, 895, 5878, 5879, 19656,
30001 - 30003, 47701, 47702.
Don’t say goodbye, just say so long. 47703.
Don’ t say goodbye little darling. 896.
Don’t say goodbye sweetheart. 47704.
Don’ it Say goodbye till tomorrow. 10397.
Don’t say good-bye with a tear in your eye, let’s
Say good-bye with a smile. 30004.
Dont say goodnight. 5880.
Don’ it Say good-night so soon. 35330.
Don’t say I stood in your way. 15389.
Don’ t Say no. 42514.
Don’t say no till ask you. 19657.
Don’t say no to Jesus. 30005.
Don’ t say no to the U.S.O. 10398, 30006.
Don’t say no to the U. Ss. A. 15390.
Don’ it Say that you don’t love me anymore. 15391.
Don’t say we're through. 19658.
Don’ it scuttle my dream boat. 5881.
Don’t sell my heart. 51288.
Don’ it send my boy to the war. 24936.
Don’ t shed tears while I’m gone. 35331.
Don’t shirk, you jerk. 19659.
Don ’t shoot till you see the slant of their eyes. 10399.
Don’t shoot till you see the white of their’ eyes.
51289.
pt. 3,.n. s., v. 37
Don’t sigh mother, don’t cry over me. 19660.
Don’t sing solo. 19661.
Don’ it sing that song. 24937, 51290.
Don’t sing yoo-hoo. 10400.
Don’t sit under the apple tree with anyone else but
me. 5882, 5883.
Don’t stay too long. 24938.
Don’t steal the sweetheart of a soldier.
Don’ it stop. 15392.
Don’t take chances. 19662.
Don’ t take my dancing man away. 38171 (91)
Don’t take my darling boy away. 14692 (157), 24219
(306)
Don’t take my man from me. 42515.
Don’t take on more than you can do. 30007.
Don’ t talk. 30008.
Don’t tease my heart. 19663.
Don’t tell. 24940.
Don’t tell a lie about me, dear, & I won’t tell the
truth about you. 10401.
Don’ it tell anyone I told you. 897.
Don’ t tell me. 10402.
Don’ it tell me good-by. 15393.
Don’t tell me I can *t go. 898.
Don’t tell me it’s true. 42516.
Don’t tell me there’ll be blue birds flying over the
white cliffs of Dover. 42517.
Don’ t tell nobody. 38715.
Don’t tempt me. 24219 (307)
Don’t tetch it. 899.
Don’t think you’re going to lose me. 15394.
Don’t throw your heart away. 900.
Don’t tread on me. 5884, 5885.
Don’ t trifle with my heart. 38716.
Don’t trust indreams. 24941.
Don’t trust in friends but in Jesus. 38717.
Don’ t trust my heart. 30009.
Don’ it try to kid me. 30010.
Don’ ttry to remember. 30011.
Don’t turn out the light of your love. 15395.
Don’t two-time your Uncle Sam. 5886.
Don’t wait America. 30012.
Don’ t wait to marry me. 35332.
Don’t wait to say you love me. 35333.
Don’t wait too long. 30013.
Don’t wait too long to forgive. 42518.
Don’t wake me up. 24942.
Don’ t wake me up I’m dreaming. 19664.
Don’t wake me up, let me dream. 901.
Don’ AS want that woman around. 5887.
Don’t waste your love on me. 902.
Don’ it waste your tears. 5888.
Don’t whine - whistle. 42519.
Don’t wonder about Him. 35334.
Don’t worry. 35335.
Don’t worry about me. 10403.
Don’t worry about me mom & dad. 38718.
Don’t worry ’bout me. 51291.
Don’t worry ’bout nothing. 51292.
Don’t worry dear. 30014.
Don’t worry Hawaii. 903.
Don’t worry, mom, I'll be back when it’s thru.
Don’t worry mom, I'll be O. K.. 38719.
Don’t worry mother. 38720.
Don’t worry soldier boy. 10405.
Don’t worry, sweetheart. 51293.
Don’t worry Uncle Sammy. 10406.
Don’ t worry Willie. 47705.
Don’ t worry your little head about me. 19665.
Don’t you. 47706.
Don’t you believe me. 19666.
Don’t you cry. 15396.
Don’t you cry for me. 51294.
24939.
10404
2022
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Don ’*t you cry for me dear. 19667.
Don’t you cry for me, I’m not worth it. 51295.
Don’ t you cry little baby. 24943.
Don’ t you cry mother dear. 51296.
Don’ it you cry over me. 24944.
Don’ t you dare come back to me. 19668.
Don’ it you dare to squeal on me. 19669.
Don’ *t you doubt it. 24219 (308)
Don’ t you ever be a cowboy. 5889.
Don’ t you forget. 47707.
Don’ it you forget that I love you. 51297.
Don’t you know. 10407, 30015, 38721.
Lon’ t you realize. 47708.
Don’ t you realize it’s fun. 15397.
Don’t you remember. 5890, 35336, 51298.
Don’t you remember our relations. 24945.
Don’ it you remember the day. 904.
Don’ it you see. 19670.
Don’ t you see our victory. 24946.
Don’t you think it’s time that we got mad. 5891.
Don’ it you think it’s time to part. 15398.
Don’ t you think that you & I should settle down. 905.
Don’t you want the Lord to write them on your heart.
10408.
Don’ t you want to meet God, 19671.
bon’ t you worry mother. 38722, 38723.
Don’ it you worry mother dear while I’m away. 10409.
Don’t you worry, Susie. 24947, 35337.
Donuts. 19672.
Doo-da - doo-da. 30016.
Doo dat. 35338.
Doo little doo. 47709.
Doodle bug. 10410.
Doodle Landy’s back in town. 47710.
Doodle la do da. 24948.
Doodle oodle dee. 9582 (128)
Doodley Dan. 30017.
Doodling along. 51299. 2
Doolittle. 35339.
Doolittle did a lot. 24949.
Doolittle did a lot for his country. 30018.
Doolittle did do. 30019.
Doolittle did much. 24950.
Doolittle, do much. 42520.
Doolittle do some more. 30020.
Doolittle dood it. 30021, 30022.
Doomed old Japs. 5892.
Door between. 29091 (127)
Door of faith. 15399.
Door of the world. 19673.
Dopey Dolphy, Ben and Hirohito. 5893.
Dopie. 19674.
Doreen. 42521.
Dorfgeiger. 14692 (158)
Dorie Miller. 30023, 38724.
Doris. 51300.
Doris-Mae. 15400.
Dormitory Dot. 15401.
Dorothea Jane. 35340.
Dorothy. 5894, 38725.
Dorothy polka. 19675.
Dorothy waltz. 38171 (92)
Doroti. 906.
Dorrie Miller, we tip our hats to you. 30024.
Dors, ma belle. 14692 (159)
Dorsette. 51301.
Dos amigos. 24951.
Dos mentiras. 51302.
Dos palabras. 907.
Dot dot dot & dash. 38726.
Dot-dot-dot-dash. 10411, 10412, 51303, 51304.
Dot dot dot dash spells Vv “for victory. 10413, 24952.
Dot, dot dot, dash - that’s where we go from. here.
30025.
2023
Dot dot dot dash, the code for V. 10414.
Dot-dot-dot- dash, we’re on to victory. 908.
Dottie. 30026.
Double crossin’ mama. 19676.
Double if. 10415.
Double notes. 5201 (210)
Double rainbow. 909.
Double trouble on my mind. 10416.
Double V stands for victory. 24953.
Double V victory. 19677.
Doubt. 10417.
Douce esperance. 5201 (211)
Douce réverie. 5201 (212)
Doug, Doug, Doug MacArthur. 35341.
Doug MacArthur. 19678.
Dough spells money. 30027.
Doughboy. 47711.
Doughboy song. 19679.
Doughboy with a cowboy’s heart. 42522.
Doughboy with a message. 51305.
Doughboys are coming over. 47712.
Doughboys are on the march again. 47713.
Doughboy’ S goodbye. 42523.
Doughboy’s holiday. 47714.
Doughboys keep rolling along. 38727, 42524.
Doughboys on the march. 51306.
Doughboy’s victory song. 42525.
Doughie the baker. 34788 (150), 50835 (82)
Douglas MacArthur. 10418, 24954, 42526.
‘Douglas MacArthur, America’s proud of you. 10419.
Douglas MacArthur, he has shown the way. 10420.
Douglas MacArthur, hero of the day of the U.S.A.
19680.
Douglas McArthur [?]is the name. 24955.
Douglas workers’ pledge. 19681.
Dove. 51307.
Dove of peace. 5201 (213), 24219 (309), 50835 (83)
Dover high victory march. 15402.
Down a dusty trail. 24956.
‘Down a hazy lazy lane. 47715.
Down a lonesome Texas trail. 5895.
Down along the Mississippi. 19682.
Down among the cactus [?], down in Texas Land.
42527.
Down among the pines in Tennessee. 19683.
Down among the sheltering palms. 29091 (128)
Down an unknown road. 51308.
Down around Omaha. 15403.
Down at camp, your daddy. 24957.
Down at Coney Island. 38728.
Down at Cow Trail. 24958.
Down at dear Virginia Beach. 30028.
Down at Polka Joe’s. 10421.
Down at the aircraft. 30029.
Down at the barbecue. 29091 (129)
Down at the five & ten. 910.
Down at the old Battery Park. 30030.
Down at the old block dance. 30031.
Down at the old stock yards. 24959, 35342, 42528.
Down at the seaside. 24219 (310)
Down at the U.S.O. 30032.
Down beside Quoddy Bay. 911.
Down beside the babbling brook among the trees.
30033.
Down beside the Golden Gate. 38171 (93)
Down beside the Rio Grande. 912.
Down by Biloxi Bay. 5896.
Down by that big old cedar. 30034.
Down by the Alamo. 10422.
Down by the bend of the river. 24960.
Down by the Erie canal. 34788 (151)
Down by the garden gate. 19684.
Down by the Missouri River. 42529.
Down by the old Alamo. 10423.
Down by the old corral. 5897.
Down by the rippling stream. 15404.
Down by the river. 47716.
Down by the river side. 47717.
Down by the sea. 30035, 38729.
Down by the silvery stream. 5898.
Down Clover Blossom Lane. 35343.
Down Clover Lane. 24961.
Down deep in my heart. 42530.
Down Evergreen Lane. 15405.
Down ev’ry street. 5899.
Down fiesta way. 19685.
Down for double. 15406.
Down Harley street. 15407.
Down-hearted? No. 14692 (160)
Down here. 53636 (122)
Down homers folio of original songs. 42531.
Down Hoosier way. 913.
Down in a submarine. 42532.
Down in Arizona. 24962.
Down in Bom-Bombay. 53636 (123)
Down in Cameron Valley. 10424.
Down in Catty Corner. 47124 (109, 110)
Down in Chinatown. 5201 (214)
Down in de bottom ob de glass. 24219 (311)
Down in downy Cotton Land. 24219 (312)
Down in Dream Valley. 24963.
Down in Farmer Brown’s lane. 42533.
Down in Harlem Heaven. 24964.
Down in Honolulu. 30036.
Down in Lover’s Lane. 19686.
Down in Memory Lane. 47718.
Down in Oklahoma. 19687.
Down in old Blueberry lane. 42534.
Down in old Mexico. 30037.
Down in old Missouri. 19688.
Down in Shenandoah Valley. 914.
Down in Sweetheart Lane. 15408, 35344.
Down in the deep blue South. 51309.
Down in the dumps over you. 47719.
Down in the hills of Oklahoma. 15409.
Down in the old neighborhood. 38171 (94)
Down in the valley. 5900, 24965.
Down in Waikiki. 10425.
Down in Waterloo. 14692 (161), 34788 (152)
Down Kentucky way. 42535.
Down life’s sunset trail. 42536.
Down life’s valley with Jesus. 29091 (130)
Down Lilac Lane. 24966.
Down MacArthur lane. 24967.
Down Memory Lane. 51310.
Down Mexico way. 915.
Down Miami way. 916.
Down near Tulagi. 51311.
Down on a Texas rancho. 15410.
Down on Ami Ami Oni Oni Isle. 15411.
Down on Quoddy Bay. 51312.
Down on Rendezvous Isle. 38730.
Down on the farm. 917.
Down on the Jersey shore. 47720.
Down on the lakes of Manitoba. 38171 (95)
Down on the levee. 34788 (153)
Down on the old St. Joe. 47721.
Down Pearl Harbor way. 15412, 51313.
Down Red Rose Lane. 5201 (215)
Down rhumba way. 918.
Down Rio way. 42537.
Down Sunflower lane. 42538.
Down that old country road. 15413, 30038.
Down the chimney with Santa Claus. 24219 (313)
Down the hatch. 30039.
Down the highway to Berlin. $5345.
Down the old cow trail. 5901.
Down the road of yesterday. 10426.
Down the road that leads to yesterday. 919.
Down the road to Lovers’ Lane. 42539.
Down the road to Nowhere. 10427.
Down the runway, into the air. 47722.
Down the stream. 5201 (216)
Down the streets. 30040.
Down the Tamiami trail. 5902.
Down the trail. 42540.
Down the trail of dreams with you. 42541.
Down through the years. 30041.
Down thru the years. 42542.
Down to earth. 35346.
Down to the sea in ships. 10428.
Down to Tokyo. 42543.
Down Tokio way. 10429, 30042.
_Down-town serenade. 920.
Down under. 15414, 15415, 19689.
Down underneath it all. 19690.
Down where the blue grass grows. 24219 (314)
Down where the mountains kiss the sea is where I
want to be. 38731.
Down where the old millstream flows. 24219 (315)
Down where the river bends. 10430.
Down where the trade winds blow. 30043.
Down with Hitler. 5903.
Down with Nazi Hitler. 38732.
Down with the G.I.J., up with the E.R.A. 19691.
Downhearted: 30044.
Downtown Fordham song. 15416.
Draft blues. 42544, 42545.
Draft board blues. 24968.
Draft caught me. 19692, 24969.
Drafted blues. 921.
Drafted to lie to me. 922.
Draftee. 15417.
Draftee in love’s penitentiary. 5904.
Draftee ,Polka. 5905.
Draftee’s dream. 5906.
Draftee’s song. 923.
Draftee’s sweetheart. 19693.
Draftie. 42546.
Drag strut. 47723.
Dragon. 51314.
Dragon flies. 34788 (154)
Dragon fly. 38733, 47724.
Dragon in my dreams. 42547.
Dramatic. 42548.
Dramatic varieties. 5907.
Draussen im weiten krieg. 29091 (131)
Draussen in Schonbrunn. 50835 (84)
Draw nigh Immanuel. 50835. (85)
Draw the sword, America. 30045.
Drawing the line. 9582 (129)
Dreadful lonely. 15418.
Dream. 5908, 14692 (162-164), 29091 (132, 133),
30046, 51315.
Dream a dream each day. $8734.
Dream &a kiss. 19694.
Dream angel. 30047.
Dream at midnight. 51316.
Dream awhile. 51317.
Dream Boulevard. 38735.
Dream bey. 30048.
Dream came saying hello when you said good-bye.
42549.
Dream came true. 5909.
Dream caravan. 924.
Dream castle. 38736. —
Dream celestial. 24970.
Dream come true. 10431, 30049, 35347, 42550.
Dream cowboy. 19695.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Dream crashes. 38737.
Dream divine. 19696.
Dream echo. 19697.
Dream face. 925. sd
Dream fancy. 5201 (217)
Dream fantasy. 19698.
Dream flower. 5910.
Dream from the South. 18845 (45)
Dream garden. 30050.
Dream girl. 10432, 19699.
Dream girl, I miss you. 19700.
Dream girl of my heart. 35348.
Dream girl of Theta chi. 38738.
Dream girl please meet me tonight. 47725.
Dream ina fog. 24971.
Dream in my heart. 926, 10433.
Dream intermezzo. 30051.
Dream is mine. 47726.
Dream kisses. 24972.
Dream lament. 19701.
Dream little princess. 15419, 24973.
Dream lover. 30052.
Dream man. 927, 47727.
Dream melody. 928, 24219 (316)
Dream mistress. 19702.
Dream moon. 47728.
Dream, my love. 47729.
Dream no more. 5911.
Dream of a moment. 24219 (317)
Dream of a rookie soldier. 30053.
Dream of Christ. 19703.
Dream of Harlem. 5912.
Dream of home. 51318.
Dream of Lee & Lincoln. 929.
Dream of life. 5201 (218)
Dream of love. 10434, 24974, 30054, 42551, 51319,
51320.
Dream of me. 5913, 30055, 38739, 42552.
Dream of my heart. 51321.
Dream of my life. 38740.
Dream of old Montana. 47730.
Dream of romance. 35349.
Dream of spring. 930, 50835 (86)
Dream of the daisies. 24219 (318)
Dream of the golden waltz. 931.
Dream of the rosebud. 34788 (155)
Dream of the shepherdess. 14692 (165)
Dream of the soldier boy. 24219 (319)
Dream of the waltz. 15420.
Dream of you. 932, 38741.
Dream on. 10435.
Dream on, sweet dream girl. 35350.
Dream peddier. 35351.
Dream-pedlary. 24975, 35352.
Dream pictures. 29091 (134)
Dream pocket blues. 51322.
Dream remembered. 35353.
Dream rider. 35354.
Dream soldier. 15421, 30056, 30057.
Dream, soldier boy. 35355.
Dream soliloquy. 10436.
Dream song. 933, 24219 (320), 30058, 38742, 42553,
47731, 50835, (87, 88)
Dream sweetheart. 19704.
Dream that I hope comes true. 38171 (96)
Dream that Jack built. 35356.
Dream that never came true. 10437.
Dream that you are. 35357.
Dream time. 934.
Dream time waltz. 24976.
Dream to come true. 19705.
Dream waltz. 5914.
Dream waltz inC major. 30059.
521888 0 - 43-5
Dream weaver. 47732.
Dream where you’d written goodbye. 42554.
Dream while we dance. 19706.
Dream wings. 19707.
Dream wishes. 30060.
Dream with me. 51323.
Dream within a dream. 47733.
Dream world. 24977, 35358.
Dream your little dreams dear. 35359.
Dreamboat lullaby. 42555.
Dreamer. 19708, 30061, 42556.
Dreamer of dreams. 51324.
Dreamer of Mexico. 42040, 42429, 42557, 45226,
45303, 46337.
Dreamer’ s dream. 51325.
Dreamer’s love affair. 35360.
Dreamer’s lullaby. 15422.
Dreamers rendezvous. 47734.
Dreamer’s serenade. 935, 19709.
Dreamily floating. 24219 (321)
Dreamin’ a dream. 5915.
Dreaming. 936, 937, 5916, 10438, 24219 (322),
- 24978, 24979, 30062, 35361, 38743, 51326, 51327.
Dreaming a little dream. 5917.
Dreaming alone. 10439, 10440.
Dreaming & waiting for you. 24980.
Dreaming at eve. 15423.
Dreaming away. 24981.
Dreaming awhile. 15424.
Dreaming by the fireside. 24982.
Dreaming dear of you. 30063.
Dreaming dreams. 5918.
Dreaming dreams of you. 30064.
Dreaming, I’m dreaming of that night with you. oe
Dreaming in the moonlight. 24983.
Dreaming lake. 9582 (130)
Dreaming my darling of you. 51328.
Dreaming of a prince. 24984.
Dreaming of home. 24985.
Dreaming of home & you. 30065.
Dreaming of Lover’s Lane. 51329.
Dreaming of my love. 19710.
Dreaming of only you. 38744.
Dreaming of romance. 938.
Dreaming of Santa Claus. 5201 (219)
Dreaming of the U. S. A. 42558.
Dreaming of tomorrow’s dawn. 19711.
Dreaming of you. 5920, 15425, 15426, 19712-19714,
24986, 30066-30068, 35362, 38745, 38746, 42559,
42560, 47735, 47736.
Dreaming of you & heaven tonight. 10441.
Dreaming of you, my darling. 24219 (323)
Dreaming of you over the deep blue. 19715.
Dreaming of you sweetheart. 35363, 47737.
Dreaming out of turn. 939.
Dreaming rose. 29091 (135; 136)
Dreaming that Same old dream. 24987.
Dreaming thro’ the twilight. 24988.
Dreamland. 15427, 30069, 51330.
Dreamland & you. 47738.
Dreamland calling. 19716.
Dreamland tree. 5921.
Dreamland voices. 53636 (124)
Dreamland waltz. 24219 (324)
Dreams. 940, 5922, 9582 (131), 10442-10444, 15428,
18845 (46), 24219 (325), 24989, 35364, 38747, 38748,
42561, 50835 (89)
Dreams are so entrancing. 941.
Dreams at eventide. 35365.
Dreams come true. 30070.
Dreams do come true. 19717.
Dreams for sale. 942, 5923, 24990.
Dreams for two. 35366.
INDEX
Dreams in the Savoy. 42562.
Dreams in your eyes. 943.
Dreams I’ve spun by the Gunnison. 30071.
Dreams make life worth while. 34788 (156), 38171
(97)
Dreams of freedom. 51331.
Dreams of heaven. 29091 (137)
Dreams of Ireland. See In my dreams of Ireland.
Dreams of love. 19718.
Dreams of love come true. 42563.
Dreams of memories. 944.
Dreams of my children. 38749.
Dreams of Solfomby Francinsadit. 35367.
Dreams of the night. 5924.
Dreams of you. 24991, 38750, 42564, 42565.
Dreams of you, & memories. 15429.
Dreams on review. 945.
Dreams pretty dreams, like pretty bubbles. 47739.
Dreams shattered dreams. 51332.
Dreams that are just for you. 5925.
Dreams that you threw away. 47740.
Dreams to share. 47741.
Dreams will have to do for now. 47742.
Dreamtime. 19719.
Dreamwood flames. 42566.
Dreamy Australian moon. 19720.
Dreamy blue. 42567.
Dreamy Caribbean moon. 15430.
Dreamy clouds. 47743.
Dreamy daisies. 10445.
Dreamy dreamy moon keep Shining. 42568.
Dreamy Honolulu. 5926.
Dreamy hula skies. 946.
Dreamy Island. 30072.
Dreamy lovers. 10446.
Dreamy moments. 38751.
Dreamy moon. 24992.
Dreamy moonlight. 42569.
Dreamy mountain rendezvous. 30073.
Dreamy noontide. 53636 (125)
Dreamy one. 15431.
Dreamy prairie moon. 35368.
Dreamy river. 30074.
Dreamy Rose. 19721.
Dreamy southern river. 5927.
Dreamy Texas moon. 42570.
Dreamy tune. 47744.
Drei capricen. 29091 (138)
Drei chinesische gesange. 47124 (111)
Drei kadenzen. 14692 (166)
Drei kleine studien. 9582 (132)
Drei leichte stiicke aus den solowerken. 15432.
Drei lieder. 10447, 10448.
Drei zeitlieder. 24219 (326)
Dresden shepherdess. 24219 (327)
Dress my mother wore. 18845 (47)
Dress up, baby. 15433.
Dress up, baby, & smile. 10449.
Driftin’ along the moonlight trail. 51333.
Drifting. 947, 15434, 15435, 30075, 38752, 38753,
47745, 47746, 53636 (126)
Drifting along ina dream. 42571.
Drifting alone with you. 5928, 47747.
Drifting clouds. 42572.
Drifting down Memory Lane. 19722.
Drifting down the deep lagoon. 30076.
Drifting down the aisle of dreams. 51334.
Drifting down the old Swanee. 30077.
Drifting down the river. 15436, 30078, 38754.
Drifting down the river of dreams. 38755.
Drifting farther apart. 10450.
an into Dreamland with the one I love. 34788
157)
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Drifting leaves. 42573.
Drifting moon. 10451.
Drifting on. 19723.
Drifting on a silv*ry cloud. 948, 10452.
Drifting to Dreamland. 15437.
Drifting with the clouds. 5929.
Drifting with the moonlight. 24993.
Drink a coke. 24994.
Drink hearty. 30079.
Drink it down. 19724.
Drink the barrel dry. 5930.
Drink to me only with thine eyes. 949, 950, 5201
(220, 221), 5931, 24219 (328), 35369, 42574, 51335.
Drink to me with only thine eyes. 24995.
Drinking song. 5932, 5933, 24996.
Drip, drip, drip, went the waterfall. 53636 (127)
Dritte symphonie. 951.
Drive along that River Road. 47748.
Drive it away witha song. 24219 (329)
Drive out the demons. 10453.
Droopin’ campanulas. 15438.
Drooping eyelids. 34788 (158)
Drop a nickel in the moon, you will get your tune.
35370.
Drop a penny in the wishing well. 19725.
Drop in to front thirteen. 47749.
Drop me a line. 19726.
Drop your guns, you Japs. 15439, 19727, 24997,
35371, 38756, 42575.
Drowsy eyes. 42576.
Drowsy moon. 952.
Drowsy mountain moon. 19728.
Drucilla. 5201 (222)
Drum fever. 19729.
Drummer boy, give us a beat. 42577.
Drummer man going to town. 19730.
Drumology. 50835 (90)
Drums along the front. 15440.
Drums along the Yankies. 10454.
Drums & the bugles. 42578.
Drums in the night. 47750.
Drums of my heart. 30080.
Drunkard on the street. 10455.
Drunkard’s blues. 24998.
Drunkard’s rendezvous. 5934.
Druzba. 15441.
Dry away your tears, methaay 30081, 42579.
Dry bones. 51336.
Dry your eyes, little girl. 19731.
Dry your tear dimmed eyes, my darling. 30082.
Du bist der lenz. 5935.
Du blomst i dug. 34788 (159)
Du natsvaermerdronning fine. 34788 (160)
Du solist nicht traurig sein. 30083.
Du u. ich. 14692 (167)
DuBarry was a lady. 24999, 30084, 32613, 36457,
39246, 43253, 45319, 45634.
Duck, civilian, ” duck. 5936.
Duck walk. 25000.
Ducks & drakes. 30085.
Duda. 25001.
Dude cowboy. 5937.
Dude girl’s lament. 10456.
Dude ranch. 51337.
Dude ranch serenade. 25002.
Dude wrangler Joe. 15442.
Dude wranglers. 19732, 35372.
Dudes are pretty people. 9235.
Dudgeon’ 8 (Frank) songs of the hills. 10457.
Dud's tune. 19733.
Duefia de mis amores. 42580.
Duérmase mi nifio. 10458.
Duet. 25003.
2026
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942 :
Duets of love. 953. Each Sunday afternoon. 960.
Dulce corazon. 42581. Each time I close my eyes. 38759.
Dulce ilusion. 5938. Each time I dream of you. 5942.
Dulces mentiras. 42582. Each time I saw you. 25008.
Dulcet serenade. 42583. Each war bond you buy smacks a Jap in the eye.
Dum de dum, diddle, de, de. 25004. 25009.
Dum Dianae vitrea, 42584, Eager beaver, 51344.
Dumb-bell. 10459. Eagle. 15453.
“Dumbell [?] 10460. Eagle & the lion, the Tommy & the Yank. 961.
Dumbo. 285, 4823. Eagle & the rose. 10464.
Dumki i kolomeyka. 15443. Eagle claws on the Axis. 30090.
Dummy. 10461. Eagle flies again. 5943.
Duneland moon. 42585. Eagle in the air, 47757.
Dunga. 954, Eagle of America, 15454, 42593.
Dunking doughnuts. 955. Eagle of the sky, 10465.
Duos for violin & small Irish harp. 50835 (91) Eagle of the U.S. A. 19738.
Duque walk. 9582 (133), 14692 (168) Eagle over Old Glory. 51345.
Durch die weite welt. 5201 (223) Eagle Rock. 24219 (330)
During the duration. 15444, Eagle screams. 15455, 42594,
Dus zenen di Yanks. 19734, Eagle squadron. 957, 15456, 35376, 35377, 35450,
Dusk. 15445, 19735. 35453, 35469, 36985, 37040, 37226, 37288, 37473,
Dusk on the prairie. 42586. 37167.
Dusky moon. 42587. Eagles. 38760,
Dust. 42588, Eagles fly for U.S.A. 962.
Dust of the moon. 5939, Eagles of America, 25010.
Dust on my heart. 15446, Eagles of the air. 5944, 25011.
Dust storm. 51338. Eagles of the A.A.F, 42595.
Dusted with moonbeams. 30086. Eagles of the U.S.A. 15457.
Duster, 15447, Eagles of Uncle Sam, 15458.
Dusting the milky way. 51339. Eagles today - songbirds tomorrow. 10466,
Dusty. 42589, Earl. 5945, 10467,
Dusty dreams. 956. Early bird. 34788 (334)
Dusty old cobwebs. 10462. Early bird dood it. 38761, 38762.
Dusty old piano. 15448. Early hour. 25012.
Dusty trails of enchantment. 47751, Early hours. 5946.
Dutch dolls. 34788 (161) Early in the morning. 19739.
Dutch girl dances. 51340. ‘ Early morn in spring. 47124 (112)
Dutch waltz. 25005. - Early one morning. 19740, 42596, 51346.
Duty calls. 47752, 47753. Early to bed & early te rise. 47758.
Duty calls me. 47754. Early will I seek Thee. 24219 (331)
Duty calls, mother of mine. 51341. Earth blown anew. 19741.
Duty has called you my darling. 51342. Earth is not all, 24219 (332)
Duty’s call. 5940. Easin’ the beat. 51347.
Dvofak. 14692 (169) East Indiaman, 47759.
Dwa duety. 9582 (134) East Indian dancing girl. 34788 (163)
Dwugfosowy spiewniczek dziecinny lub dla starszych. | East Jefferson blues. 42597.
14692 (170), 34788 (162) East of China. 10468.
Dwy gan genedlaethol Cymreig. 51343. East of the river & west of the sun. 42598.
Dying cowboy’s lament. 38757. East of the Rockies. 25013.
Dying soldier, 15449, 47755. East of the west wind. 10469.
Dying soldier’s vision. 47756. Eastbourne sketches. 15459.
Dynamic Detroit. 19736. Easter. 24219 (333), 47760, 47761.
Dziewcze z buzia Jak malina. 14692 (171) Easter alleluia. 10470.
Dziewczyno kussa daj. 15450. Easter awakening. 50835 (92)
E cuero rompio. 958. Easter bonny. 15460.
E flat-A flat polka. 30087. Easter chimes, 25014.
E flat blues. 19737. -| ‘Easter classics no. 3, 38171 (98)
E flat rondo. 25006. Easter dawn. 5947,
E Hawaii. 959. Easter day. 29091 (139)
E 7th actual notation method Hawaiian and electric Easter eggs. 30091.
guitars. 25007. Easter evangel. 50835 (93)
E triantria. 35373. Easter greeting. 5201 (224)
Each beat of my heart. 5941. Easter-keester song. 38763.
Each day Iam dreaming. 15451. Easter mass. 15461.
Each day my heart, dear, grows fonder. 42590. Easter rosary. 10471,
Each day seems a thousand years. 15452. Easter service no. 2. 963.
Each day will seem a million years. 10463. Easter songs for little folks. 5201 (225)
Each night at nine. 30088. Easter Sunday in Harlem. 19742.
Each night I dream of you. 30089. Easter symphony. 47762.
Each night I pray for you. 35374, 42591. Easter tidings. 964.
Each night I pray to God. 35375. Easter treasury, no. 9. 5201 (226)
Each night is wasted, 38758. Easter triumph. 14692 (172)
Each night she asks the tea leaves. 42592. Easter verses. 5201 (227)
2027
INDEX
Eastern command patrol. 25015.
Eastern romance. 50835 (94)
Easter’s festival. 10471*.
Easy aces. 965.
Easy as you go. 38764.
Easy come, easy go. 19743.
Easy does it. 10472.
Easy duets from famous operas. 53636 (128)
Easy for you. 966.
Easy go Joe. 15462,
Easy goin’ gettin’ nowhere. 38765.
Easy guitar course. 51348.
Easy rhythm. 25016.
Easy steps to the band. 10473.
Easy studies in the third position. 42599.
Easy Valley. 25017.
Eat-’em-up-Hit-ler-eete-eat. 42600.
Eats oats. 19744.
Eba-deeba. 42601.
Ebony & silver. 967.
Ebony hour. 968.
Ecce panis angelorum., 51349.
Echo - a symphony - & you. 5948,
Echo Canyon. 42602,
Echo, echo. 25018.
Echo from heaven. 47763.
Echo from the hills of home. 35378.
Echo from the shore. 24219 (334)
Echo in the forest. 38171 (99)
Echo of Hawai-i. 35379.
Echo of my song. 42603.
Echo of the Claremore hills. 19745.
Echo polka. 30092,
Echo potpourri. 969.
Echo rondel. 25019.
Echo says no. 10474,
Echo trail. 47764, ‘
Echo u. Narciss. 5201 (228)
Echoes from Russia. 47765.
Echoes from the South. 29091 (140)
Echoes in my heart. 38766.
Echoes of Bethlehem, 24219 (335)
Echoes of Christmas eve. 30093.
Echoes of hello in Hood River Valley. 19746.
Echoes of love. 15463, 51350.
Echoes of night. 34788 (164, 165)
Echoes of Pearl Harbor. 30094.
Echoes of spring. 25020.
Echoes of the bayou. 15464.
Echoes of the chase. 34788 (166)
Echoes of the past, aatt
Echoes of the tide winds. $8767
Echoes of the valley. 38768.
Echoes to the hills. 42604.
Echos [?] of 1942. 970.
Eck method for flute, 25021.
Eclipse of the Rising Sun. 25022,
Eclogue. 971.
Ecos de Espana. 19747,
Ecos de Gaona. 19748.
Ecossaise. 53636 (129)
Ecossaisen, 47124 (113)
Ecstasi. 5201 (229), 38171 (100)
Ecstasy. 25023-25025, 42605.
Ecstasy in swing. 25026.
Ectoplasm, 38769.
Ecuador, 25027.
Ecue, 35381.
Eddie. 5949.
Eddie’s melody. 47766.
Eddytron, 19749,
Edelweiss, 5201 (230)
Edinitzer tanz. 5950.
Edith. 25028,
Education for death. 42606.
Edwards (Eddie) magic key piano method, 972,
Edwards-Hovey method for cornet or trumpet. 15465
Edwina screams. 10475.
E’en such is time. 973.
Eena, meena, mi-na, mo, 35382.
Effervescent you. 19750.
Egg-a bread, 19751.
Egg trick. 35383.
Eggs & brandy. 25029.
Eglantine. 9582 (135, 136), 34788 (167)
Eglogue. 10476.
Egmont-ouverture. 9582 (137)
Ego amo te. 19752.
Eguemio. 25030.
Egypt is calling. 42607, 42608.
Egyptian boat song. 18845 (48)
Egyptian jive. 974.
Eight a cappella arrangements for women’s B yeners-
42609.
Eight bells, and all is well. 51351.
Eight duets in dance form. 14692 (173)
8 (eight) ball boogie blues. 5951.
Eight etudes for the piano, 5952.
Eight French & Flemish carols. 38770.
801st M. P. battalion. 47767.
Eight letters in the mailbox. 25031.
Eight miniature variations. 30095.
Eight note jive. 5953.
Eight o’clock in my heart, 5954.
Eight o’clock in the morning. 15466,
Eight o’clock jive. 15467.
Eight octave studies for pianoforte. 47124 (114)
Eight pound baby boy. 975.
Eight preludes. 19753.
Eight responses. 5201 (231)
Eight responses in modal style. 42610.
Eight suites in 4 parts from consort music. 30096.
Eight-twenty, 38771.
Eight waltzes. 10477.
Eighteen draft. 51352.
Eighteen seventy five. 35384.
1812 overture. 42611.
Eighteenth century minuet. 30097.
Eildon Hill. 5201 (232)
Eileen. 976, 15468, 51353.
1001 nacht. 977.
Einsam. 29091 (141)
Einsame feldwacht. 24219 (336)
Einzug der gaste. 18845 (49)
Einzugsmarsch, 991.
Eisenhower, and his jitterbugs. 51354,
Ekh lapti. 15469.
Ekloge. 5201 (233)
El de adelante corre mucho. 30098.
Ela mikro mou. 5955.
Elaine. 10478, 25032, 30099, 47768.
Elawna. 15470,
Elder brother’s share. 24219 (337)
Eleanor, 978, 30100, 38772.
Eleanor, Elsie & Elsa. 979.
Eleanor gavotte. 980.
Eleanore, 34788 (168)
Election march. 42612.
Electric Park overture. 15471.
Elegie. 10479, 15472, 19754, 29091 (142), 30101,
47124 (115)
Elegie of love. 19755.
Elegy. 10480, 25033, 30102, 42613, 47769.
Elegy of farewell. 19756.
Elementary & progressive studies for the violin,
preparatory to Kreutzer’s etudes. 29091 (143)
2028
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Elementary scale & technic studies. 51355.
Elementary scales for the piano. 34788 (169)
Elende yesoimele. 29091 (144)
Elenita. 25034.
Elenora. 15473.
Eleonora, sefiorita. 42614.
Elephant. 14692 (174), 30103.
Elephant dance. 29091 (145)
Elephant’s trunk march. 47770.
Elevation. 10481, 53636 (130)
Eleven accordion ‘solos. 30104.
Eleven Levee street. 15474.
11:30 special. 15475.
Elf. 5956, 29091 (146)
Elf & the tea-kettle. 24219 (338)
Elfentanz. 19757.
Elfin dance. 34788 (170), 41610 (42)
Elfin love. 15476.
Elgar. 24219 (339)
Eli, Eli. 38773, 42615.
Elizabeth. 50835 (95)
Elisha. 25035.
Elisha Joe. 15477.
Elizabeth Jo. 42616.
Elizabeth march. 34788 (171)
Elk’s parade. 38774.
Elks victory march. 15478.
Ella Mae & the beetle. 38775.
Ellen. 5201 (234), 14692 (175), 30105.
Ellen Eileen. 5957.
Ellery Queen music cues. 10482.
Elm waltz. 10483.
Elmer’s liddle brudder Willie. 35385.
Elms. 19758.
Elnora. 19759.
Elona waltz. 47124 (116)
Elopers. 5201 (532, 1012)
Elsa, 10484.
Elsa please be mine. 10485.
Elsas brautzug zum miinster. 9582 (138)
Elsas traum. 9582 (139)
Elsie. 38776.
Elves at play. 24219 (340)
Elves in the moonlight. 10486.
Elvira. 15479.
Elvira polka. 5201 (235)
Elysium. 9582 (140, 141), 29091 (147)
Emaline. 42617.
Emanuel. 24219 (341)
Embarrassed in Paris. 35386.
Emblem of freedom. 30106.
Emblem of hope. 51356.
Emblem of liberty. 15480, 38777.
Emblem of peace. 9552 (142)
Embraceable you. 19760, 25036, 42618.
Emerald. 34788 (172)
Emergency band book. 18845 (50)
Emitte Spiritum Tuum. 981, 51357.
Emogene, my Emogene. 25037.
Empanada man. 42619.
Emperor waltz. 25038-25040, 38778.
Empire march. 19761, 51358.
Empire song. 982, 19762.
Empty. 51359.
Empty arms. 5958, 10487, 15481, 19763, 35387,
51360.
Empty desks. 47771.
Empty heart to let. 983.
Empty house. 25041.
Empty lullaby. 47772.
Empty wooden shoes. 38779.
En accord. 10488.
En avant fusiliers. 15482.
En el billetaje. 42620.
En la orillita del mar. 25042.
En mi soledad. 25043.
En noche lobrega. 42621.
En partant pour la guerre. 29091 (148)
En qué quedamos. 38780.
En réve. 10489.
En tus pupilas. 37128.
En valsant. 38171 (101)
En voiture. 14692 (176)
Encantadora Maria. 34788 (173)
Encanto. 42622.
Enchained. 5959.
Enchanted. 30107.
Enchanted echoes. 19764.
Enchanted evening. 19765.
Enchanted glade. 50835 (96)
Enchanted island. 38781.
Enchanted princess. 34788 (174)
Enchanted rose. 15483.
Enchanted waltz. 51361.
Enchanting song. 19766.
Enchanting waltz. 30108, 30109.
Enchantment. 984, 985, 5201 (236), 5960.
Enchantment of you. 25044.
Encore une caresse. 29091 (149)
End of day. 51362.
End of adream. 15484.
End of my dreams. 19767.
End of my furlough days. 42623.
End of my old cigar. 9582 (143)
End piece. 51363.
End of summer. 10490, 35388.
End of the Lonesome Road. 15485.
End of the road. 986.
End of the trail. 25045.
End of the world. 10491, 25046.
Endless day. 41610 (43)
Endlessly. 47773.
Enemy came. 38782.
Enfant au front divin. 53636 (131)
Enfant prodigue. 9582 (144)
Enfermedad. 10492.
Engagement waltzes. 29091 (150)
Engafio. 19768, 42624.
Engelmann. 24219 (342)
Engineer fight song. 38783, 38784.
Engineer’ 8 daughter. 35389.
Engineers’ marching song. 25047.
Engineer’s song. 51364.
England, brave England. 15486.
England in the morning. 15487.
England, my England. 5961, 24219 (343), 25048-
25050.
England once again. 30110.
England undaunted. 987.
England | will the victory win. 10493, 30111.
England’ s battle hymn. 14692 (177)
England’s call. 5201 (237)
English air. 30112.
English country-dance tunes. 47774.
English idyl. 42625.
English idyll. 38785.
English June. 10494.
English morning. 10495.
Enlist for God. 25051.
Enlist in the army now. 30113.
Enlisted for service. 5201 (238)
Enlisted for the King. 5201 (239)
Ensemble classics for clarinet quartet. 15488, 15489
Ensenada. 35390.
Ensenanza elemental del piano. 988.
Entenpalaver. 989.
2029
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Enterprise orchestra folio. 5962.
Entr "acte. 35391.
Entr’acte en forme de minuet. 29091 (151)
Entrance. 38786.
Entrance & dance of the goblins. 38787.
Entre jazminez. 42626.
Entreat me not to leave Thee. 47775.
Entrée d’Apollon. 990.
Envious moon. 19769.
Eolian collection of trombone solos. 19770.
Epic march. 30114, 38788.
Epilogue. 41610 (44)
Epiphany. 426277.
Epistrophy. 19771.
Epitaph for a dead soldier. 10496.
Eppie Adair. 47776.
Epsilon sigma alpha waltz. 5963.
Equalizing exercises for all scales. 5201 (240)
_ Equivocacion. . 19772.
Ere the last roll calls. 30115.
Erganzungs-ubungen. 19773, 19774.
Ergetz vait. 38789.
Erie canal. 25052.
Erin dear Erin. 15490.
Erin’s Isle & you. 5201 (241), 24219 (344)
riskay love lilt. 30116.
Erlking. 29091 (152)
Erldsung. 5201 (242)
Erma Jean. 15491.
Erminie. 38789*, 53636 (331)
Erna waltz. 47124 (117)
Ernette. 42628.
Ernste stunde. 24219 (345)
Erotikon nr. 3. 47124 (466)
Erstes konzert in C moll. 5201 (243)
Eruditus in verbo reperiet bona. 30117.
Erwachen. 18845 (51)
Erzherzog-Albrecht-marsch. 991.
Es geht ein zauber von dir aus. 30118.
Es gibt ein tiefes verstehen. 14692 (178)
Es la ultima conga. 35392.
Es lebt am seegestade. 9582 (145)
Es mejor perdonar. 51365.
Es war der tag der weissen chrysanthemen.
(52)
Es waren zwei kénigskinder. 24219 (346)
Escape. 19775.
Escaped. 51366.
Escaping by rowboat. 15492.
Esclavitud. 992.
Esclavo. 25053.
Esclavo triste. 51367.
Escribeme. 35393.
Escucha. 15493.
Eskimo Land. 38789**,
Esmeralda. 34788 (175, 176)
Esmeralda Jean. 42629.
Eso noes amor. 42630.
Espana. 5964, 25054.
Especially when I needed you most, 47777.
Esperame. 993.
Esperance waltz. 34788 (177)
Esperanza. 5965.
Espoir. 5201 (244)
Esposizione internazionale New York world’s fair.
35394.
Esprit des Frangais Libres. 25055.
Esquiva. 19776.
Essay for orchestra. 30119.
Essayons. 25056.
Essentials. 42631.
Esta polka. 19777.
Estan dando. 51368.
18845
2030
Estellita. 18845 (53)
Estoy enamorado. 15494.
Estrella. 15495, 15496, 51369.
Estrella errante, 5966.
Estrellas me dijeron. 38790.
Estrellita. 42632, 51370.
Estudiante de Madrid. 994.
Estudiantina. 995.
Eterna adoraciOn. 15497.
Eternal God almighty. 19778.
Eternal light. 5967, 30120.
Eternal peace. 15498, 51371.
Eternal spirit. 15499.
Eternally. 996.
Eternally ours. 42633.
Eternity. 14692 (179), 24219 (347°
Eternity waltz. 35395.
Ethel. 19779.
Ether - or else. 19780.
fitincelles. 19781.
Etude. 10498, 25057, 42634.
Etude A-waltz. 35396.
Etude-caprice. 5968, 25058.
Etude de concert. 42635.
Etude in C maj. 9582 (146)
Etude in D flat. 47778.
Etude inD min. 10497.
Etude in E maj. 997.
Etude in thirds. 38791.
Etude no. 6. 51372.
Etude-vocalise 4 la tarantelle. 24219 (348)
Etiiden. 29091 (153-156)
Etiiden zur erganzung des {ten und 2ten bandes der
violinschule von Joseph Joachim u. Andreas Moser.
35397, 35398.
Euryanthe. 47124 (118)
Euterpe. 5201 (245)
Eva delight. 38792.
Eve of Crécy. 50835 (97)
Eve of grace. 24219 (349)
Eve of St. Agnes. 10498*,
Eve on leave. 25059.
Evelina. 9582 (96)
Evelyeen, I’ll be back. 38793.
Evelyn. 30121.
Evelyn, my beautiful Evelyn. 42636.
Even a rattlesnake gives warning. 30122.
Even as you &J. 42637. |
Even ina dream. 25060, 42638.
Even in the rain. 998.
Even me. 15500, 29091 (157)
Even song. 19782.
Even tho’. 10499.
Even though it’s springtime. 51373.
Even-time. 51374.
Evenin’ blues. 42639.
Evenin’ prayer. 51375.
Evening. 999, 42640, 42461.
Evening again. 5969.
Evening & my old banjo. 30123.
Evening bells. 29091 (158), 35399, 38794.
Evening blue. 38795.
Evening breezes. 18845 (54)
Evening chimes. 41610 (45)
Evening devotion. 34788 (178)
Evening fantasy. 10500.
Evening hour. 5201 (246)
Evening hymn. 42642, 53636 (132, 133)
Evening hymn to the Trinity. 18845 (55)
Evening lullaby. 15501.
Evening nocturne. 30124.
Evening prayer. 42643, 47779, 51376.
Evening reverie. 15502.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Evening service. 42644.
Evening shadows. 15503-15505, 47124 (119)
Evening song. 1000, 5970, 24219 (350), 25061,
25062, 29091 (159), 30125, 50835 (98)
Evening star. 5971, 25063, 30126, 34788 (179),
38796, 42645, 47780.
Evening sunrise. 10501.
Evening | waltz. 1001.
Evening’ s dream. 35400.
Evening’s twilight glow. 47781.
Evensong. 14692 (519), 18845 (56), 19783, 24219
(351)
Eventide. 10502, 10503, 14692 (180), 19784, 35401,
42646.
Eventide melody. 25064.
Eventide repose. 29091 (160)
Eventually. 15506.
Ever. 15507.
Ever after. 19785.
Ever again. 14692 (181)
Ever be faithful, brave & true.
Ever blooming love. 19786.
Ever dreaming. 42647.
Ever, ever you. 5972.
- Ever for you. 10504.
Ever, I’ll follow. 15508.
Ever let Thy grace flow. 42648.
Ever present Savior. 38171 (102)
Ever ready to defend our shores. 19787.
Ever ready to love you. 15509.
Ever since you went away. 38797.
Ever so often, baby. 15510.
Evergreen mountain of life. 14692 (182)
Evergreen valse. 25065.
Everlasting Father. 24219 (352)
Ever-lasting hills. 38798.
Everlasting life. 25066.
Everlasting light. 24219 (353) —
Everlasting peace. 30127.
Everlasting praises, no. 2. 15511.
Eversharp song. 25067.
Every American has a job to do. 30128.
Every bond we sell. 30129.
Every buddy knows. 30130, 38799.
Every day. 35403, 42649.
Every day Ilive. 19788.
Every day in a different way. 1002.
Every day is a year too long. 10505.
Every day is Mother’s day to mother. 10506.
Every day is somebody’s birthday. 42650.
Every day oi my life. 5973.
Every day will be rosy by & by. 5974.
Every farmer loves the land. 42651.
Every Friday night at Joe’s. 15512, 25068.
Every good gift is from above. 42652.
Every heart has a song of love. 18845 (57)
Every hour of every day. 38800.
Every little bit. 51377.
Every little dream. 15513, 25069.
Every little heart. 19789.
Every little thing. 42653.
Every man in this country is a soldier. 15514.
Every moment I’m dreaming of you. 47782.
Every moment is precious. 19790.
Every morn’ you’ll hear them say good night. 34788
(180, 181)
Every night. 14692 (183)
Every night at eight. 19791.
Every night he took me out a-walking. 18845 (58)
Every night I dream of you. 30131.
Every night I’ll write to you. 15515.
Every night there’s a song in my heart. 5975.
Every night’s business. 1003.
35402.
Every now & then. 25070.
Every other dream. 38801.
Every pay day buy a bond. 30132.
Every road I walk along. 30133.
Every rock is charted. 25071.
Every song I sing, I sing to you. 25072.
Every star in the Flag means a soldier. 10507.
Every tear drop that fell. 38802.
Every time I contact you. 35404.
Every time I hear that song. 42654.
Every time I see you. 5976.
Every time I.see you smile. 19792.
Everybody but me. 5977, 47783.
Everybody can help. 38171 (103)
Everybody dance. 38171 (104) |
Everybody dances. 34788 (182)
Everybody don’t know who Jesus is. 10508.
Everybody every payday. 35405.
Everybody goes to heaven on a Harlem bus. 38803.
Everybody hum with me. 50835 (99), 53636 (134)
Everybody knows it but you. 30134, 35406.
Everybody knows Willie. 25073.
. Everybody knows you're Irish. 5978.
Everybody loves a little bit of Irish. 47124 (120)
Everybody loves a sailor boy. 19793.
Everybody loves a soldier. 1004.
Everybody loves my girl. 5201 (247), 34788 (183)
Everybody loves the summer. 18845 (59)
Everybody rag with me. 5201 (248), 24219 (354)
Everybody sing. 42655.
Everybody wants a hero now. 51378.
Everybody will know. 19794.
Everybody’ sa soldier now. 1005.
Everybody’ s buddy. 5979.
Everybody’ s dippy now. 47124 (121), 53636 (135)
Everybody’s favorite educational piano album.
15516.
Everybody’s favorite elementary piano pieces.
30135.
Everybody’ s favorite French horn mellophone solos.
10509.
Everybody’ s favorite music for the solovox. 1006.
Everybody’ s favorite solos, duets, trios. 19795.
Everybody’s favorite trios for violin, piano, cello.
42656.
Everybody’ s happy. 42657.
Everybody’ s happy at the U.S.O. 15517.
Everybody’ S making money but Tschaikowsky. 1007.
Everybody’s working, even father. 47784.
Everyday. 35407.
Everyone everywhere. 10510.
Everyone in the army looks like Gable but me. 30136.
Everyone in town loves my girl. 5201 (249)
Everyone knows. 10511, 30137.
Everyone must have a friend. 51379.
Everyone ought to sing. 19796.
Everyone to his post. 1008.
Everyone to your post. 38804.
Everyone | wants to know. 1009.
Everyone’ sa soldier. 5980.
Everyone’s moving up on Broadway. 24219 (355)
Everything. 10512.
Everything depends on you. 38805.
Everything happens for the best. 1010.
Everything I prayed for. 42658.
Everything is at a standstill. 19797.
Everything is changed. 29091 (161)
Everything is different. 42659.
Everything is different now-a-days. 5201 (250)
Everything is rationed but love. 51380.
Everything is under control. 35408.
Everything I’ve got. 19798.
Everything of you. 19799.
2031
Everything reminds me of that old sweetheart of
mine. 18845 (60)
Everything seems wonderful to me. 10513.
Everything sings of you. 14692 (184)
Everything that’s wonderful. 30138, 30139.
Everything was as it ought to be. 5981.
Everything will be O.K. 5982, 10514.
Everything will remind you of me. 38806.
Everything you are. 42660.
Everything jyou do. 25074.
Everything’s O.K. in the U.S.A. 47785.
Everytime it rains. 19800.
Everywhere. 15518, 38807- Seaee, 42661, Elin
47787, 51381.
Everywhere, anywhere. 35409.
Everywhere, everywhere Christmas to-night. 1011,
24219 (356)
-Everywhere I go. 19801, 35410, 51382.
Evil three. 1012.
Evocacion de la pampa. 35411.
Ev’ TY American, that means you and I. 42662.
Ev’ RP cloud has a Silver lining. 5983, 19802.
_Ev sty day. 10515.
Ev’ ay day at night. 2013.
Ev’. ity day while you’re away. 19803.
Ev'ry defense bond you buy smacks a Jap in the eye.
5984.
Ev’ zy little thing. 10516.
Ev’ ry little while. 10517.
Ev’ ,tY little word you say. 1014.
Ev’ ry night. 15519, 42663.
Ev’ Re) night about. this time. 25075.
Ev’ Rei night I dream of you. 30140.
Ev’ sty other heartbeat. 42664.
Ev’ TY thing has changed. 5985.
Ev’ AY time I dream of you. 42665.
Ev’ iy time I look at you. 51383.
Ev’ jrybody- ev'ry payday. 42666.
Ev’ jrybody gets up early. 15520.
Ev’ ,Tybody got to die. 35412.
Ey’ jrybody knows. 42667.
Ev rybody knows Madame Moselle.
18845 (61)
Ev’ ,Tybody loves la luna. 1015.
Ev’ jTybody loves rag. 5201 (252)
Ev’ ‘rybody’ 8: got to do his bit. 5201 (253)
Ev’ ,Tyone but me. 10518.
ae ryone’s a fighting son of that old gang of mine.
986.
5201 (251)
Ev’ jTything good. 10519.
Ev’ jTything happens for the best. 30141.
Ev’ )rything has changed. 42668.
Ey’ ,Tything misses you, dear. 30142.
Ev’ jrything will be like home in Ireland. 10520.
Ev’ >,Tything you need to know. 51384.
Ev’ jrytime I think of you. 30143.
Ev’ ,rytime that I’m with you. 47788.
Ev rytime the moon hides behind a cloud. 25076.
Ev’rywhere. 19804, 35413, 51385, 51386.
Exaltation. 42669.
Exalted Christ. 29091 (162)
Exalted vision stirs the heart. 5987.
Examination papers. 50835 (100, 101)
Examples & exercises in harmony. 30144.
Examples of music before 1400. 42670.
Excalibur. 19805.
Exceeding great joy. 38809*,
Except that I’ve forgotten you. 30145.
Excerpt prelude Meistersinger. 47789.
Excerpts Cesar Franck symphony. 51387.
Exclusively yours. 25077.
Exercises for the development of the higher piano-
forte technic. 29091 (163)
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Exercises in aural harmony. 30146.
Exiled. 25078.
Exiled from your love. 15521.
Exit. 29091 (164)
Exit by Cassa. 10521.
Exotic dance suite. 19806.
Expectancy. 24219 (357)
Explain. 19807.
Explanation. 9582 (147)
Exploring space. 42671.
Expressive eyes. 51388.
Expulsion from Eden. 38810.
Extase. 10522, 14692 (185)
Extasis. 15522.
Extol Him. 29091 (165)
Extortion. 25079.
Extraordinary inaccessible you. 10523.
Extravaganza. 25080.
Extr’ordinary rag. 18845 (62)
Exuberance overture. 47124 (122, 123)
Exult in the Lord, 19808.
Exultation. 5988.
Exultation of night. 34788 (184)
Exultation waltz. 25081, 25082.
Ex-wife. 38811.
Eyes aloft. 42672.
Eyes are the windows of the soul. 10524.
Eyes front. 42673.
Eyes I love. 38812.
Eyes like the dark blue sky. 35414.
Eyes of America. 42674.
Eyes of blue. 35415.
Eyes of brown. 5201 (254)
Eyes of Firozee. 5201 (255)
Eyes of Jean. 19809.
Eyes of light blue shade. 5989.
Eyes of the U. S. A. 1016.
Eyes of the world. 34788 (185)
Eyes of the world are on you. 42675.
Eyes right. 25083.
Eyes right! Here’s a girlie. 9582 (148)
Ezekiel saw de wheel. 5990, 42676.
Ezekiel’s wheel. 51389.
F. A. R. C. march. 10525.
F.B.I. 42677.
F.O.B. Detroit. 5991.
Fabric of freedom. 30147.
Fabulous Mister Crow. 25084.
Facci una fischiatina. 30148, 30149.
Face at the window. 51390.
Face to face. 39241.
Face to face with love. 10526, 47790.
Face to face with the girl of my dreams. 24219
(358, 359)
Facility studies on applied principles of E. Robert
Schmitz technique. 47791.
Facing each other. 25085.
Facing the cross with a song. 19810.
Facing the west in the evening. 42678.
Facts & fancies. 30150.
Fade away. 30151.
Faded dreams. 19811, 25086.
Faded love letters. 5992.
Faded piece of paper. 19812.
Fading girl. 24219 (360)
Fado de mi tierra. 1017.
Fads & fancies. 14692 (13, 308, 309, 408, 429, 489,
619, 706, 728)
Fahrt hin, ihr trdume. 19813.
Failure in love. 19814.
Fain would I change that note. 25087.
Fain would I suffer. 51391.
Fair Canada, our country. 51392.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942 .
Fair Catalina. 1018. Famous Dominican folio. 47795.
Fair enough. 1019. Famous Donegal. 47796.
Fair maid of Perth. 35237. Famous waltz. 5999.
Fair maiden. 38813. Fan dancer brigade. 25095.
Fair Normandie. 42679. Fan the fires of freedom. 47797.
Fairest in the land. 5201 (256), 9582 (149, 150) Fanciulle belle. 30156.
Fairest Lord Jesus. 19815, 19816. Fancy definitions. 1025.
Fairies. 24219 (361) Fancy feet. 1026.
Fairies & the giant. 34788 (186) Fancy steps. 24219 (364)
Fairies’ dance. 5993. Fandango brazileiro. 19822.
Fairies ina ring. 38171 (105) Fanfare. 47798.
Fairies’ lullaby. 5994. Fanfare-flourishes. 30157.
Fairies’ revelry. 5201 (257) Fanny. 6000, 10534.
Fairmount waltz. 47124 (124) Fanny Tinkle. 1027.
Fairy & the rose. 38171 (106) Fantaisie ballet. 42687.
Fairy bells. 24219 (362) Fantaisie-impromptu, no. 4. 30158.
Fairy boatman. 34788 (187) Fantaisie romantique. 38817.
Fairy court-ball. 5201 (258) Fantasia. 38818, 42688, 51399, 51400.
Fairy dance. 51393. Fantasia, adagio e fuga. 5201 (261)
Fairy frolic. 38171 (107), 42680. Fantasia cubana. 38819.
Fairy frolics. 24219 (363) Fantasia, funicul! funicul4, on Denza’s song. 19823.
Fairy in the night. 5995. Fantasia impromptu. 1028, 51401.
Fairy lake. 10527. Fantasia inC min. 10535.
Fairy laughter. 53636 (136) Fantasia no. 1. 19824.
Fairy music. 25088. _ Fantasia on Greensleeves. 47799.
Fairy pipers. 50835 (102) Fantasia on Irish airs. 5201 (262)
Fairy queen. 33416. Fantasia on O du lieber Augustin. 5201 (263, 264)
Fairy tale. 34788 (188), 51394. Fantasie. 5201 (265)
Fairy visions. 5201 (259) Fantasie for piano & orchestra. 30159.
Fairyland. 53636 (137) Fantasie of folk songs. 1029.
Fairyland suite. 10528. Fantastic rhapsody, no. 1. 25096.
Faith. 10529, 10530, 30152,-47792, 51395. Fantasy. 35419, 42689.
Faith, hope, love. 30153. Fantasy dreams. 1030.
Faith I had in you is gone. 25089. Fantasy for a musical clock. —~ 10536.
Faith in faith. 47793. Fantasy on Arkansas traveller. 42690.
Faith in you. 35416. Fantasy on St. Patrick’s day. 42691.
Faith is the victory. 42681. Fantasy on Yankee Doodle. 42692.
Faith of God. 42682. es Fantisetto. 51402.
Faith of our fathers. 15523. Far above the stars are beaming. 1031.
Faith of the army air force. 51396. Far & near. 18845 (63)
Faith sublime. 25090. Far away. 10537, 15526, 19825, 25097, 34788 (189),
Faith that keeps us. 42683. 51403.
Faith to win. 19817. - Far away along the Mississippi shore. 18845 (64)
Faithful. 19818. Far-away bells. 10538.
Fala. 19819. Far away blues. 25098.
Falcon. 25091. Far away long ago. 51404.
Falera-lera-loo. 10531. Far away shore. 10539.
Fall in. 1020, 1021, 19820, 42684, 42685. Far beyond the sky. 47800.
Fall in! America. 15524. Far, far away. 5201 (266), 38820, 38821.
Fall in, fall out. 1022, 42684, 51397. Far from home. 19826.
Fall in for victory. 51398. Far from my home sweet home. 51405.
Fall in love with me. 38814. Far from the range. 19827.
Fall in love with your Uncle Sam. 15525. Far from you. 47801, 47802.
Fall into line. 25092, 29091 (166) Far Judean hills. 25099.
Fall right in line. 30154. Far-off hills. 51406.
Falla. 25093. Far, strange road. 14692 (187)
Falling asleep. 38171 (108) Fare thee well. 1032, 15527.
Falling for you. 1023. Fare-thee-well, dear Lulu Bell. 30160.
Falling in love. 30155, 42686. Fare thee well to Eldorado. 42693.
Falling leaves. 10532, 47794, 53636 (138) Fare ye well my bonnie lassie. 53636 (139)
Falling off a log. 10533. Farewell. 1033, 6001, 10540, 14692 (188), 15528,
Falling star. 5996, 5997, 19821, 38815. 42694.
Falling stars. 50835 (103) Farewell & aloha to you. 19828.
False hearted love. 38816. t Farewell & goodbye. 30161.
False letters. 35417. Farewell & noi goodbye. 1034.
Falso juramento. 5998. Farewell, but only for a while. 24219 (365) -
Falstaff. 5201 (260) Farewell darling. 47803.
Familiar favourites. 1024. Farewell dear America. 10541.
Familiar things. 35418. Farewell, dear heart. 19829.
Familien glick. 14692 (186) : Farewell for a while. 19830, 30162.
Family altar.. 29091 (167) Farewell, Maria. 51407.
Family waltz. 25094. Farewell my bonnie Jeanne. 1035.
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Farewell my darling. 19831.
Farewell my dear. 35420.
Farewell, my dear, it’s time to say adieu. 1036.
Farewell, my love. 38171 (109)
Farewell my love, my own. 30163.
Farewell my loved ones. 10542.
Fare-well my soldier boy. 10543.
Farewell, my soldier lad. 15529.
Farewell my soldier sweetheart. 30164.
Farewell my son. 25100, 38822.
Farewell, my sweetheart. 6002.
Farewell rhapsody. 15530.
Farewell Sigma phi. 1037.
Farewell, sweetheart. 51408.
Farewell toa dream. 30165.
Farewell toa memory. 47804.
Farewell to homeland. 19832.
Farewell to love. 19833, 47805..
Farewell to Moore’s Glen. 47806.
Farewell to our boys of the town. 42695.
Farewell to the piano. 42696.
Farewell to you. 30166.
Farewell to you, my blue eyes. 35421. -
Farewell until we meet again. 1038.
Farewell, Vienna. 19834.
Farewell waltz. 6003, 24219 (366)
Farfalla seitu. 19835.
Farm & home march. 1039.
Farmer. 6004, 10544.
Farmer blues. 1040.
Farmer boy. 19836.
Farmer boy inthe army. 47807.
Farmer in the dell. 30167.
Farmer of the U.S. A. 15531.
Farmerettes. 19837.
Farmer’s daughter. 10545.
Farmers polka. 10546.
Farolitos en Peru. 10547.
Farrington casts off. 10548.
Farther it is from America, the closer it is toBer-
lin. 47808.
Farther onI go. 29091 (168)
Fascinatin’ swing. 51409.
Fascinating. 51410.
Fascinating night. 5201 (267), 18845 (65)
Fascination. 24219 (367), 47124 (125, 126), 47809.
Fashion slave. 5201 (268), 24219 (368)
Fat meat is good meat. 15532, 51411.
Fate. 14692 (189), 34788 (190), 35422.
Fate is wrong. 19838.
Fate stepped in. 19839.
Fate tango. 10549.
Fate was friendly. 30168.
Fateful Pearl Harbor. 10550.
Father. 10551, 36615, 38823.
Father above. 1041.
Father Abraham. 1042.
Father, bless us. 25101.
Father eternal. 25129.
Father, forgive them. 15533.
Father glorify me. 25102.
Father, guide & defend us. 47810.
Father I thank Thee. 6005.
Father, in early morning praise. 19840.
Father in New York. 35423.
Father jumps. 38824.
Father lead me. 15534.
Father MacArthur. 35424. .
Father of mercies. 5201 (269), 24219 (369)
Father of mercy. 9582 (151)
Father of this great free land. 19841.
Father take care of us. 19842.
Father, Thou Who art in heav’n. 19843.
2034
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Father Thy will be done. 35425.
Father, to Thee we look. 10552.
Father Which art in heaven. 30169.
Fatherland, the motherland, the land of my best girl.
29091 (169, 170)
Fatherland’s psalm. 14692 (190)
Father’s day service - no. 2. 1043.
Father’s gone to the war. 24219 (370)
Father’s lament. 15535.
Fathers yesterday, sons today. 51412.
Fatima Brown. 53636 (140, 141)
Fault is in me. 30170.
Fault is yours, not mine. 42697.
Faultless starch. 19844.
Faune. 5201 (270)
Faust. 9032, 9582 (28, 94, 95), 24219 (544), 29091
(171), 50835 (325), 53636 (142, 143)
Favorita. 5201 (271)
Favorite Christmas carols. 1044, 10553.
Favorite hymns for children. 35426.
Favorite hymns, number two. 10554.
Favorite nursery songs. 30171.
Favorite polkas. 25103.
Favorite selections from Sunday school melodies.
29091 (172)
Favorite waltz medley. 10555.
Fazendera farmeretta Bonita. 10556.
Fe perdida. 25104.
Fear. 19775, 19845, 19846, 22589.
Fear fear itself. 19847.
Fear not. 30172.
Fear not America, our beloved land. 1045.
Fear not, © land. 5201 (272)
Fear not ye chosen people. 35427.
Fear thou not. 10557.
Fear ye not, O Israel. 30173.
Fearful Japs. 19848.
Fearin’ of the Judgement day. 19849.
Feast. 10558, 25105.
Feast of All Saints. 25106.
Feast of flowers. 10559.
Feast of lights. 6006.
Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King. 25107.
Feast of Pentecost. 25108.
Feast of Raymi. 42698.
Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. 25109.
Feather. 18845 (66)
Feather suite. 30174.
Featherbed Lane. 10560.
Featherette. 1046.
Feathers in the wind. 1047.
Feature bout. 10561.
Featuring you & me. 10562.
Federal union. 35428.
Fee fifofum. 25110.
Feed my sheep. 25111, 42699.
Feeding the chicks. 42700.
Feelin great. 25112.
Feelin’ so blu2. 1048.
Feeling blue. 19850.
Feeling like a dream. 1049.
Feen. 14692 (191)
Feet draggin’ blues. 42701.
Feet on the sidewalk. 10563.
Feierabend. 24219 (371)
Feinde ringsum. 5201 (273)
Feist’s potpourri. 29091 (173, 174)
Feller who plays ina band. 25113.
Fellow Americans. 30175, 47811.
Fellow travelers. 25114.
Fellows let’s drink a hearty toast. 30176.
Fellowship with Jesus. 15536.
Fels-A. 42702.
INDEX
‘nos. 1-12, 1942
Feminine patriot. 19851.
Ferdinand awakens. 19852.
Fe-re me-re-garre. 19853.
Feria de las flores. 51413.
Ferne grab. 29091 (175)
Ferris wheel. 10564.
Ferry ahoy. 50835 (104)
Ferry boat. 30177.
Ferry command. 42703.
Fest im gnomenreich. 14692 (192)
Fest jubel. 5201 (274)
Festa di pace. 19854.
Festal song. 6007.
Festival march. 24219 (372)
Festival of childhood. 15537.
Festival program book. 1050.
Festival song budget, Easter, 1914. 5201 (275)
Festival songs. 9582 (152, 153), 24219 (373), 50835
(105), 53636 (144)
Festive hours. 34788 (191)
Feuerfest. 1051.
Few & far between. 1052.
Few memories. 1053.
Few selected songs. 38825.
Fiamma d’amore. 38826.
Fiamma dell anima. 10565.
Fiancée invisible. 14692 (193, 194)
Fickle. 1054, 25115.
Fickle as 2 bee. 30178.
Fiddle-sticks. 10566.
Fiddler of Dooney. 14692 (195)
Fiddlers three. 15538.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 47812.
Fiddlin’ Phillip. 47813.
Fiddling | Phil. 19855.
Fidgetin’ digits. 30179.
Fie! Fie! Fi-fi. 34788 (192)
Fie on you for flaming. 15539.
Field artillery guns. 25116. :
Field mouse. 1055-1064, 3436.
Field of daisies. 30180.
Fields must be harvested. 38827.
Fiesta. 6653, 7619, 8035, 12940, 19856, 30181.
Fiesta en Santa Fe. 30181*.
Fiesta en Sevilla. 19857.
Fiesta in Granada. 1065,-10567.
Fiesta por bulerias. 19858.
Fife & drum polka. 42704.
‘Fifes of June. 14692 (196)
15 favorite waltzes for the piano. 1066.
15 - 1942. 15540.
15 red army songs. 15541.
Fifteen sacred melodies. 5201 (276)
Fifth avenue. 47124 (127, 128), 47814.
Fifth sonata. 25117.
Fiftieth anniversary hymn. 1067.
aang favorites and fifty other favorites.
Fifty famous songs for the harmonica. 35429.
aa, & sweet little Mary Pickford. 14692
Fifty great songs of the church. 19859.
Fifty Hawaiian guitar solos. 10569.
50 little songs. 47815.
Fifty million nickels. 6171, 7260, 8544.
Fifty million shall be born. 10570.
Fifty million times a day. 10571.
56 progressive duets for individuals & classes.
38828, 42705, 42706, 47816, 51414, 51415.
50 swing phrases for piano. 51416, 51417.
52 masterpieces for violin & piano. 35430, 51418.
Fifty years ago. 10572.
Fifty years together. 47817.
Figaro & Cleo. 23177, 38829.
Fight. 19860, 25118, 35431, 38830-38832, 42707.
Fight! Aggies fight. 42708.
Fight! America fight. 19861, 35432.
Fight & win. 30182.
Fight, Baylor Bears. 42709.
Fight boys. 19862.
Fight boys fight. 15542, 25119, 38833-38835, 42710,
51419.
Fight, fight America. 35433.
Fight, fight, fight. 9582 (154), 19863, 25120, 30183,
38836, 42711.
Fight, fight, fight, America. 30184, 35434, 42712.
Fight! Fight! Fight! For liberty. 47818.
Fight, fight, fight for Uncle Sammy. 30185.
Fight, fight, soldier boy. 30186.
Fight for America. 1068-1070, 6008, 6009, 10573,
10574, 15543, 15544, 30187-30189, 38837.
Fight for democracy. 38838.
Fight for freedom. 1071- 1073, 30190, 35435, 35436,
38839, 42713.
Fight for freedom - remember Pearl Harbor. 35437
Fight for liberty. 19864, 19865, 25121, 25122, 35438.
Fight for liberty & right. 6010.
Fight for Old Glory. 47819.
Fight for Old Glory today. 10575.
Fight for our America. 19866.
Fight for our country. 25123.
Fight for right. 35439.
Fight for right, & the U.S.A. 1074.
Fight for the land you love. 1075.
Fight for the Man of Calvary. 19867.
Fight for the motherland. 5201 (277)
Fight for the purple & white. 30191.
Fight for the Red, White & Blue. 19868, 30192.
Fight for the Red, White & Blue, boys. 15545.
Fight for the right. 19869.
Fight for the right of a Yankee. 1076.
Fight for the Stars, fight for the Stripes. 19870.
Fight for the U. S. A. 1077, 1078, 6011, 25124.
Fight for Uncle Sam. 30193.
Fight for Uncle Sam & liberty. 19871.
Fight for Uncle Sammy. 10576, 19872.
Fight for victory. 1079-1081, 19873, 30194, 35440,
42714-42716.
Fight for your country, as Colin Kelly did. 42717.
Fight for your country, the U.S. A. 19874.
Fight for your liberty. 19875.
Fight for your rights. 35441.
Fight for your Uncle Sammy. 35442.
Fight in the mine. 42718.
Fight in their front yard. 35443.
Fight is on. 6012.
Fight, men, fight. 47820.
Fight, Missouri miners. 30195.
Fight on. 15546-15548, 30196.
Fight on America. 1082, 10577-10579, 19876, 25125,
30197, 35444, 42719, 51420.
Fight on, Americans. 10580.
Fight on, Corregidor. 6013, 10581.
Fight on, Cowboys. 42720.
Fight on for freedom. 10582.
Fight on for liberty. 19877.
Fight on for liberty, United Nations. 38840.
Fight on for old America. 6014.
Fight on for Syracuse. 9582 (155)
Fight on for U.S.A.- 47821.
Fight on for victory. 30198.
Fight on London town. 1083. -
Fight on MacArthur. 10583, 25126.
Fight on! Oakmont high school. 38841.
Fight on Ohio. 1084.
Fight on to victory. 1085, 10584, 15549, 15550, 30199,
38842.
2035
Fight on, U.S.A. 10585, 10586. |
Fight on you son of a Yank. 51421.
Fight on, young soldier. 25127, 47822.
Fight the good fight. 25128, 25129, 29091 (176),
51422.
Fight ’til victory is won. 35445.
Fight to victory. 1086, 19878, 30200.
Fight to win. 30201.
Fight to win this war. 19879.
Fight, we will together. 38843.
Fight while you fly. 6015, 51423.
Fight with Uncle Sam. 30202, 47823.
Fight, you American soldiers. 35446.
Fight you Yanks. 42721.
Fighters for America. 6016.
Fighters of the air force crew. 47824.
Fighters of Uncle Sam. 35447.
Fightin’ Doug MacArthur. 1087, 15551.
Fightin’ Doug MacArthur, U. S. ‘A. 10587.
Fightin’ for you. 47825.
Fightin’ Irish O'Day. 10588.
Fightin’ is right in us, when we have to-fight, fight,
fight. 42722.
Fightin’ Midway marines. 19880.
Fightin’ son-of-a-gun. 19881.
Fightin’ Yanks. 30203.
Fightin’ Yanks are everywhere. 30204.
Fighting. 42723.
Fighting Americans. 38844.
Fighting Bill Fargo. 9125, 20025, 20187.
Fighting Bob. 38171 (110)
Fighting engineers. 42724.
Fighting engineers of Rensselaer. 30205.
Fighting family of Uncle Sam. 19882. ~
Fighting for freedom. 1088, 6017, 25130, 30206,
35448.
Fighting for humanity [?] sake. 10589.
Fighting for liberty. 38845.
Fighting for our country. 6018.
Fighting for the Flag of the free. 38846.
Fighting for the Red, White & Blue. 47826.
Fighting for the U. S. A. 15552, 19883.
Fighting for Uncle Sam. 1089, 10590, 19884.
Fighting Irish. 25131.
Fighting leathernecks. 35449.
Fighting lover. 30207.
Fighting Mac. 19885.
Fighting MacArthur. 10591.
Fighting man. 19886.
Fighting march song. 30208.
Fighting marines. 51425.
Fighting men. 1090, 47827, 51424.
Fighting men are we. 19887.
Fighting men of America. 1091.
Fighting men of Corregidor. 25132.
Fighting men of liberty. 47828.
Fighting men of Uncle Sam. 42725.
Fighting merchant marine. 42726.
Fighting, mighty U.S.A. 25133.
Fighting montage. 15553.
Fighting navy. 30209.
Fighting Oklahomans. 30210.
Fighting on. 15554.
Fighting on to victory now. 42727.
Fighting one two five march. 19888.
Fighting quartermaster corps. 10592, 47829.
Fighting rangers. 42728. ‘
Fighting side by side. 1092.
Fighting Sixty fifth. 25134.
Fighting son of a gun. 10593.
Fighting sons. 23135, 47830, 47831.
Fighting sons of America. 30211.
Fighting sons of the navy blue. 10594, 15555.
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
Fighting sons of the U. S. A. 51426.
Fighting sons of Uncle Sam. 47832, 51427, 51428.
Fighting spirit of America. 6019.
Fighting Tennessean. 19889.
Fighting the Indians. 34788 (193)
Fighting till victory. 25136.
Fighting to win. 25137.
Fighting under the Red, White & Blue. 6020.
Fighting U. S. A. 30212, 38847.
Fighting Yank brigade. ‘19890, 42729.
Fighting Yankee. 38848.
Fighting Yanks. 15556, 19891, 30213, 47833-47835,
51429, 51430.
Figure it out. 6021.
Figure of speech. 1093.
File it in your heart. 10595.
Fileuse. 38171 (111)
Filha da Bahia. 38849.
Fill me, O stars, as with an olden tune. 42730.
Fill up. 10596.
Fill up the glasses. 38850.
-Fill up your tassie. 30214.
Fill your glass. 47836.
Fille du regiment. 1795.
Fille Ethére. 15557.
Fillmore’s collection of patriotic songs. 34788 (194)
Filmadora del Flata. 3981.
Final day. 47837.
Final reunion. 35450.
Finale for organ. 14692 (198)
Finaletto, act. 2. 30215.
Find. 5201 (278)
Finding God. 35451.
Finding kitty. 25138.
Fine & dandy. 24822, 27851, 32790.
Fine feathers. 42731-42733.
Finest of the U.S. A. 30216.
Finest verses never have been written. 42734.
Fingal’s cave. 24219 (374)
Finger breaker. 47838.
Finger bustin’. 19892.
Finger fables. 25139.
Finger that fiddle. 42735.
Fingers at the window. 9845, 10377, 10461, 10475,
10597, 10598, 11533, 11917, 12206.
Finished is the battle now. 19893.
Finlandia. 15558.
Finnish folk-songs. 51431.
Finnish lullaby. 15559.
Finnmarksvalsen. 25140.
Fiorello of my heart. 1094.
Fiorentina. 30217, 30218.
Fire. 51432.
Fire away, grand-pappie. 6022.
Fire dance. 51433.
Fire engine blues. 42736.
Fire, fire my heart. 38851.
Fire in the old marble yard. 42737.
Fire of the jungle. 10599.
-Fire polka. 1095.
Fire sange. 47124 (129)
Fire service for theosophical society. 10600.
Fireflies. 30219.
Fireflies frolic. 34788 (195)
Firefly. 14692 (199), 25270, 30374, 53636 (320, 570)
Firelight. 30220, 42738.
Firelight & shadows. 19894.
Firelight fairy tales. 1096.
Firelight fancies. 47124 (130)
Firelight thoughts. 38852.
Firemen on parade. 19895.
Fireside chat. 10601.
Fireside memories. 10602.
2036
INDEX
nas 1-12, 1942
Fireside song. 34788 (196), 35452.
Firing line. 5201 (279), 50835 (106)
Firing range. 19896.
Firm, firm she stands. 1097.
Firofiroli. 19897.
First aid. 47839.
First aid blues. 25141.
First anemone. 53636 (145)
First assignment. 1098.
First blackout. 30221.
First breakfast. 1099.
First call. 19898.
First call march. 10603.
First call of love. 47124 (131, 132)
First carol. 1100.
First Children’s day. 5201 (280).
First Christmas day. 25142, 42739.
First class love. 1101.
First classics for the clarinet. 30222.
First date. 1102.
First day of spring. 30223.
First day we met. 30224.
First flight. 35453.
First harp book. 15560.
First hello. 35454.
ist Indian fight. 25143.
First iron ore centennial of Negaunee. 42740.
First kiss. 6023.
First kisses. 30225.
First Lady. 15561.
First lady of my heart. 10604.
First lady slippers. 34788 (197)
First, last & always. 1103.
First, last & forever. 35455.
First lesson. 18845 (67)
First lights on piano-playing. 51434.
First love. 6024, 25144, 30226.
First love is best love. 19899.
1st lugowska. 30227, 30228.
First mass. 42741.
First Noél. 42742.
First Nowell the angel did say. 6025.
First one to say good-morning, & the last one to
say good-night. 30229.
First parting. 42743.
First pedal-studies for the piano. 15562.
First place. 19900.
First prelude for the organ. 35456.
First rain. 1104.
lst regiment Pennsylvania reserve defense corps
march. 38853.
First ride. 51435.
First scherzo. 6026.
First snow. 30230.
First steps in band playing. 10605.
First string tunes. 29091 (177)
First swallow. 10606.
First sweet lady. 1105.
First Symphony. 42744.
First the man. 38171 (112)
First time that we met. 25145.
First to the last. 38854.
lst walk. 1106.
First year at the piano. 6027.
First year flute playing. 1107.
First year Handel. 53636 (146)
First year music. 5201 (281)
Fischer (Carl) loose leaf motion picture collection.
41610 (46), 53636 (147)
Fischer s series of English & Latin hymns. 14692
(200)
Fish for supper. 15563.
Fish song. 42745.
Fished out of the sea. 19901.
Fisherman. 18845 (68)
Fisherman home from the sea. 14692 (201)
Fisherman serenade. 47840.
Fisherman’s serenade. 1108.
Fisherman’s shack by the sea. 1109.
Fisherman’s song. 1110.
Fishermen from the Black Sea. 53636 (148)
Fishin’. 6028, 30231, 34788 (198), 35457.
Fishin’ & a-wishin’. 42746.
Fishy birdie song, 1111.
Fishy deal. 51436. :
Fit for a king. 15564.
Five aces. 42747.
Five & five. 421748.
Five Annapolis boys. 24219 (375)
Five big brothers. 30232.
Five canzonets. 9582 (156)
Five characteristic pieces. 30233.
Five day furlough. 19902.
5 easy pieces for the pf. 5201 (282)
Five English nursery tunes. 19903.
Five foot three, you're tops with me. 30234.
Five humorous male quartets, 38171 (113)
Five master choruses. 47841.
Five minutes longer. 25146.
5 minutes with Mr. Thornhill. 10607.
Five minutes with Waldteufel waltzes. 35458.
Five minutes with Waldteufel’s waltzes. 35459.
Five modern songs. 53636 (149)
Five more minutes. 51437.
Five o jive. 42749.
5 o’clock drag. 15565, 25147.
Five o’clock in the morning. 1112.
Five Oriental impressions. 47842.
Five pieces. 25148.
Five quatrains from The rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
24219 (376)
Five sketches. 19753.
Five songs for voice with piano acc. 24219 (377)
Five themes for radio. 10608.
Five vignettes. 10609, 29091 (178)
Five waltzes by Schubert. 35460.
Five way sketch. 53636 (150)
Fix up the spare-room, mother darling. 35461.
Fi-ya-di. 38855.
Fizz water. 5201 (283)
Flag. 42750, 47843.
Flag a man can love. 30235.
Flag above Corregidor. 51438.
Flag day. 24219 (378)
Flag for you & me. 42751.
Flag goes by. 42752.
Flag Ilove. 6029.
Flag in the breeze. 15566.
Flag is passing by. 15567.
Flag of a peace loving nation. 47844.
Flag of all our marching men. 42753.
Flag of America. 19904. |
Flag of America still waves. 47845.
Flag of beauty. 30236:
Flag of flags. 19905.
Flag of freedom. 9582 (157), 10610, 10611, 25149,
42754, 51439, 51440.
Flag of freedom ever in the fore. 35462.
Flag of liberty. 1113, 6030.
Flag of mine. 42755.
Flag of our country. 1114, 30237.
Flag of our nation. 19906,-51441.
Flag of the free. 25150, 30238.
Flag of the free I salute you. 38856.
Flag of the states. 19907.
Flag of the U.S.A. 6031, 15568, 25151, 30239, 42756,
42757.
INDEX
Flag of the world. 24219 (379)
Flag of vengeance, 47846.
Flag of victory. 10612.
Flag pledge. 25152.
Flag raising. 24219 (380)
Flag raising ceremony. 25153.
Flag that flies for all. 51442.
Flag that guards America. 1115,
Flag that has never known defeat. 15569.
Flag that has nothing to hide. 6032,
Flag that waves for you and me. 38857,
Flag waver. 10613.
Flag we love. 10614, 35463, 35464, 47847.
Flag we love the best. 42758.
Flag with a permanent wave, 42759.
Flag’s command. 6033.
re of freedom shall wave together for evermore.
5154.
Flags of liberty. 6034.
Flags of victory. 19908.
Flags over two armies, 25155.
Flag’s still there, Mr. Key. 47848.
Flags unfurled. 30240.
Flagsangen. 47124 (133)
Flagship of the fleet. 1116.
Flame & the tune. 1117.
Flame in my heart. 19909.
Flame of love. 9582 (158, 159)
Flamingoes.. 25156.
Flammer (Harold) collection of anthems. 47849.
Flammer (Harold) collection of sacred choruses.
47850.
Flammer (Harold) duet album. 35465.
Flanders dead in silence lie. 38858.
Flap your wings. 19910.
Flapjacks in de mornin’. 35466, -
Flapperette. 47851.
Flash. 42760.
Flash on the air. 15570.
Flash song. 25157,
Flat tire polka. 10615.
Flatbush Flanagan. 42761.
Fledermaus paraphrase. 30241.
Fleecy white clouds. 42762.
Fleet air song. 35467.
Fleet - keep “em steaming. 25158.
Fleet’s in, 11256, 12541, 14372, 19076, 19911, 20641,
22973, 46250, 51443.
Flemish dance. 42763.
Flesch (Carl) scale system. 19912.
Fleur d'amour. 24219 (381), 34788 (199)
Fleurette. 24219 (382)
Fleurs hollandaise, 14692 (202)
Fliegende Hollander. 5201 (284-286), 24219 (1250),
29091 (659)
Fliers of the U.S.A. 10616.
Flight. 35468.
Flight by night. 15571.
Flight of the bar-fly. 42764,
Flight of the bumble bee. 1118, 19913.
Flight of the cowboys. 5201 (287)
Flight of the earls. 6035.
Flight of the fairies, 24219 (383)
Flight of the moon. 14692 (203)
Flight preparation. 35469.
Flight quarters. 19914.
Flirt. 6036.
Flirtations. 42765.
Flirtatious spring. 30242.
Flirting at St. Moritz. 50835 (16)
Fliver. 38859.
Flo. 47852.
Flo - Flo. 6037, s
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Flo’ of the U.S.O. 25159.
Float on, Old Glory. 19915.
Floating down the Mississippi River on my way to
New Orleans. 53636 (151)
Floating down the Mississippi River on the way to
New Orleans. 47124 (134)
Floating down the river. 10617.
Floating down the Willamette. 6038.
Flocks from distant hills. 10618.
Flood tide of God’s love, 29091 (179)
Floods of light. 42766.
Floods of spring. 24219 (384)
Flor-de-Brazil. 5201 (288)
Flor de cardon. 1119.
Flor de durazno. 25160, 47853.
Flor de la princesa. 42767.
Flor de loto. 6039.
Flor de olvido. 38860.
Flor de rosal. 30243.
Flor de Sevilla. 42768.
Flor del Amazona. 14692 (204), 24219 (385), 34788
(200)
Floradora glide. 14692 (205), 18845 (69), 24219
(386)
Floree. 51444,
Florecita. 15572, 38861.
Florence. 10619, 19916.
Florence Nightingale. 47854,
Florentine Gardens revue. 10800, 19742,
Florentine lady. 6040.
Florentiner march. 47124 (135)
Florera. 6041.
Flores. 18845 (70)
Floretta waltz. 34788 (201, 202)
Florida, 42769.
Florida blues. 42770.
Florida bound. 15573.
Florida moonlight. 25161.
Florida, my Florida. 25162.
Florida touchdown song. 6042.
Flower &a girl. 6043.
Flower fair, & other poems. 47855.
Flower fairy. 5201 (289)
Flower girl. 24219 (387)
Flower given to my daughter, 42771.-
Flower idyl. 30244.
Flower of Carmel. 35470.
Flower of China. 51445.
Flower of Greece. 6044.
Flower of Kilbride. 38862.
Flower of liberty. 10620, 25163, 25164.
Flower of love. 42772.
Flower of memory. 10621.
Flower of my heart. 51446.
Flower path. 47856.
Flower song. 14692 (206)
Flower suite. 50835 (107)
Flower vendor’s song. 25165.
Flowering cross. 1120.
Flowers. 19917.
Flowers & the leafs [?] 42773.
Flowers for his desk. 10622.
Flowers for your lady. 10623.
Flowers from the White house. 47857.
Flowers have smiles. 30245.
Flowers of memory. 5201 (290)
Flowers of the forest. 34788 (203)
Flowers of white fringed blue. 10624,
Flowers on Bataan. 35471.
Flowers speak of you. 25166.
Flowers that bloom in the spring. 42774.
Flowers wither away. 25167.
Flowing river. 15574, 35472.
2038
nos. 1-12, 1942
Flowing tides. 25168.
Flow’r from a faded lei. 19918.
Flow’r of Brittany. 24219 (388)
Flute fun. 25169.
Fly, America, fly. 1121.
Fly & do or die. 30246.
Fly away with the army, sail away on the sea,
30247,
Fly, bombers, fly. 15575.
Fly ’em high. 1122, 10625.
Fly-fly-fly in the Bie nineteen. 6045.
Fly high. 19919, 47858.
Fly high! America. 1123.
Fly high boys, fly high. 30248.
Fly high Old Glory forever more. 15576.
Fly, navy, fly. 47859.
Fly, Old Glory, fly. 6046, 42775.
Fly on America, 15577.
Fly on to victory. 19920, 42776, 51447.
Fly, pilot, fly. 10626.
Fly sonny fly. 6047.
Fly the Flag. 6048.
Fly with me to Erie, dearie. 30249.
Fly Yankee fly. 6049.
Flyers for freedom. 19921.
Flyin’ fightin’ man. 15578.
Flyin’ home. 25170.
Flyin’ rollin’ flyin’. 6050.
Flying aces. 47860.
Flying cadet. 6051.
Flying cadet march. 30250.
Flying cadets. 6052, 10627.
Flying cowboy. 38863.
Flying Dutchman. 15856, 22829, 24219 (1179)
Flying eagle. 5201 (291)
Flying fancies. 24219 (389)
Flying Flag. 25171.
Flying fools. 35473. ie
Flying for victory. 30251.
Flying fortress. 51448.
Flying fortress march. 15579.
Fiying high. 19922.
Flying home. 38864.
Flying home to you. 38865.
Flying hounds of hell. 35474.
Flying in the heavens. 19923, 30252, 38866.
Flying in the sky with you. 1124.
Flying jalopy. 51449.
Flying over Tokyo. 35475.
Flying parade. 35476.
Flying shadows. 42777.
Flying soldiers. 35477.
Flying song. 53636 (152)
Flying Spartans, away. 17588.
Flying the kite. 53636 (153)
Flying to Tokyo. 30253.
Flying to victory. 6053, 25172.
Flying to you, with the Red White & Blue. 6054.
Foes heartless, not foresighted. 6055, 10628.
Fog. 6056, 6057, 19924, 25173.
Foglio d’ album, "35478.
Fola fola blakken. 47861.
Fol-de-rol-de-ray. 19925. .
Folie moderne. 42778.
Folk song. 6058, 34788 (204), 35479.
Follies girl. 48283, 49176, 49630.
Follow Me. 6059, 42779.
Follow me everywhere. 5201 (292)
Follow me to victory. 35480.
Follow, my dancing feet. 25174.
Follow Old Glory. 38867.
Follow on. 34788 (205)
Follow the Colors. 42780.
INDEX
Follow the Flag. 42781, 51450.
Follow the Flag of democracy. 10629.
Follow the President. 10630.
Follow the rainbow. 25175.
Follow the trail, cowboy. 10631.
Follow the trail of love. 14692 (207)
Follow then forever. 15580.
Follow through. 30254.
Follow thru, like all Yankees do. 30255.
Follow your leaders. 42782.
Following Jesus. 6060, 29091 (180)
Following on. 34788 (206)
Following the ponies. 38868.
Following the star. 15581.
Folly. 10632.
Fond good-bye. 25176.
Fond recollections. 14692 (208)
Fontaine. 42783.
Food will win the war. 35481.
Fool for love. 10633.
Fool for you. 42784. .
Fool, his money & a girl. 5201 (434, 771, 1009,
1097, 1138), 34788 (307, 405, 410, 486, 561 744,
820, 861)
Fool in love. 25177.
Fool that Iam. 1125, 6061.
Fool that I cry over you. 30256.
Fool with a heart. 42785.
Foolin’ my time away. 15582.
Foolin’ round. 1126.
Fooling my heart. 6062.
Foolish heart. 51451.
Foolish over you. 47862.
Foolish question. 24219 (390)
Foolishly. 6063.
Fools gold. 1127.
Fools in love. 38869.
Fool’s paradise. 10634.
Foot ball. 24219 (391)
Foot down, chin up, you Yankees, 38870.
Football band. 35482.
Football in Chicago. 10635.
Football thrills of 1941. 39731.
Footlight serenade, 25813, 31156. -
Footman & the maid. 25178, 47124 (136)
For a dream’s sake. 14692 (209)
For a happy sunny day. 25179.
For a moment or two. 1128.
For a pal. 25180.
For all eternity. 1129, 53636 (154)
For all I know it may be you. 19926.
For all the saints who from their tabone rest. 19927.
For all who watch. 38871.
For America. 1130, 6064, 42786.
For America we pray. 30257.
For America we sing. 1131, 15583.
For better or for worse. 38171 (114)
For better or worse. 10636.
For Chicago. 42787.
For children far away. 1132.
For dear Old Glory. 19928.
For dear Old Glory, & the good old U.S.A. 30258.
For dear old Uncle Sam. 6065, 35483.
For defense. 6066.
For democracy. 1133, 30259, 47863.
For England. 10637, 38171 (115)
For entertainment to one & all. 42788.
For ever & ever. 1134.
For ever so long. 51452.
For every smile you gave me, you caused a thousand
tears. 34788 (207, 208)
For every Tom, Dick & Harry, there’s a May, June
or Mary. 6067.
2039
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
For ev'ry Tom, Dick & Harry there’s a May, June
or Mary. 42789.
For faith & liberty. 1135.
For Flag & country. 47864.
For freedom. 6068, 42790.
For freedom & liberty. 6069, 47865.
For freedom & Old Glory. 30260.
For freedom for all, our nation will stand. 25181.
For freedom over there, buy a bond. 42791.
For freedom we call. 51453.
For freedom we fight. 30261, 47866.
For freedom ,we stand. 25182.
For freedom’s cause & you. 35484.
For freedom’s cause we fight. 35485.
For freedom’s Flag. 47867.
For freedom’s Flag & you. 10638.
For freedom’s holy light. 19929.
For freedom’s sake, 15584, 19930.
For God & home, 1136, 30262, 35486.
For God & U.S.A. 1137,
For God, my country, & you. 51454.
For good old Illinois. 14692 (210), 51455.
For his fe’ mama, 42792.
For home & land, 19931.
For home, dear mother, & you. 1138.
For home sweet home & you. 42793.
For I love you dear. 6070.
For r’ m areal American. 38872.
For I’m coming back to you. 15585.
For Ireland & you. 53636 (155)
For it’s free. 6071.
For keeps. 25183,
For keeps & you. 15586.
For liberty. 6072, 42794.
For liberty & for love. 6073.
For liberty & justice. 6074.
For liberty & you. 10639.
For lo, the winter is past, 47124 (137)
For Lockheed, victory & you. 47868.
For Louis XVI. 10640.
For love of home & country. 35487.
For me. 18845 (71)
For me & my gal. 25184.
For me & my little guitar. 30263.
For me there is no other but you. 6075.
For my country. 30264, |
For my country & for glory. 30265.
For my country & you. 35488.
ae country’s defense I have given my heart.
6076
For my dad. 47869.
For my dear dadI pray. 42795.
For now is Christ risen. 6077.
For Old Glory & the U.S.A. 30266.
For Old Glory right or wrong. 24219 (392, 393)
For old Northwestern U. 6078.
For old O.U. 10641.
For old time’s sake. 53636 (156)
For once in my life. 10642.
For one day. 1139.
For one moment. 42796.
For our boys. 47870.
For our boys across the pond, 38873.
For our country. 25185.
For our good old U.S.A. 19932.
For our home. 6079.
For our liberty. 51456.
For our Uncle Sam. 1140.
For our U.S.A. 38874.
For papa’s birthday. 29091 (181)
For peace, 35489.
For Pete Penguin. 10643.
For remembrance. 30267,
2040
6080.
For sentimental reasons.
For sleep. 25186.
For sweethearts only. 25187.
For that young look. 10644,
For the doo-doo-doo-duration. 6081, 19933.
For the duration. 6082, 15587, 15588, 19934, 30268,
30269, 42797-42799, 47871.
For the first time in my life. 30270.
For the first time, it’s forever. 47872.
For the Flag, for the home, for the lamilly: 6083.
For the freedom of all nations. 30271.
For the good of humanity. 10645,
For the good of the people. 24219 (394)
For the goog old U.S.A. 10646, 19935, 25188, 30272,
30273, 38875, 42800, 51457.
For the land of liberty. 6084.
For the legion we stand. 10647.
For the Lord we love. 1141.
For the love of America. 38876.
For the love of liberty. 15589, 35490.
For the love of Mike, 1142.
For the love of U.S.A. 51458.
For the navy, army & marines. 15590.
For the rain it raineth every day. 1143.
For the Red, White, & Blue. 25189, 25190.
For the Red, White & Blue & you. 42801.
For the rest of my life. 30274.
For the rest of your natural life. 25191.
For the sake of somebody. 53636 (157)
For the sake of sweetheart days. 1144.
For the ship of the U.S.A. 10648.
For the simple reason. 19936.
For the Stars & Stripes & you. 10649, 25192.
For the U.S.A. 25193.
For the whole duration, 35491.
For the wings of an angel. 6085.
For the Yanks are on the way. 47873.
For thee. 5201 (293), 30275.
For these few days. 19937.
For they can’t ration love. 30276.
For this is our country. 42802.
For Thy mercies’ sake. 14692 (211)
For tomorrow is love. 6086.
For two cents I’d leave you. 30277.
For Uncle Sam. 6087, 19938, 25194.
For Uncle Sam & you. 25195, 51459.
For Uncle Sam is sure to win. 1145.
For Uncle Sammy, for pap & mammy. 19939.
For Uncle Sammy has an army now. 19940.
For U.S.A. 19941, 38877.
For unto us a Child is born. 19942.
For valour. 47124 (138), 50835 (108)
For Vee victory fight you sons of guns. 35492, 4280S.
For victory. 6088, 6089, 30278, 38878-38880, 42804,
42805.
For victory & you. 30279.
For victory, freedom & you. 10650.
For we are on offense. 19943.
For we are true Americans. 19944.
For we love our country. 51460.
For we’re marching on to victory. 30280, 35493.
For we’re the boys of Uncle Sammy. 42806.
For who knows. 10651,
For you. 10652, 10653, 19945, 25196, 35494, 47874.
For you a lei, 42807,
For you a melody lei. 42808.
For you, all my love, for you. 15591.
For you America. 25197.
For you & forever. 47875.
For you & me. 1146, 19946, 51461.
For you & the U.S.A, 38881.
For you I’ll always care. 47876.
For you the sun will shine again my dear. 19947.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
For you, Uncle Sam. 38882,
For you, you U.S.A. 30281.
For your sake & for humanity. 38883.
For your treasure chest. 10654,
Forbidden glory. 8632.
Ford V8-two hours late. 25198.
Foreboding. 19948, 24219 (395)
Foreign lands. 47877.
Foreigners. 30282.
Forest flower. 6090.
Forest hymn, 1147.
Forest lovers. 5201 (294)
Forest of two blue skies. 47878.
Forest ranger. 47879.
Forest rangers. 26064, 33512,
Forest vesper. 5201 (295)
Foretaste of heaven. 38884.
-Forever. 6091, 30283, 42809, 47880.
Forever & a day. 1148, 19949, 25199, 42810.
Forever & always. 19950.
Forever & ever. 25200.
Forever & ever & then. 35495.
Forever & forever. 35496,
Forever & forever I'll be loving you. 30284.
Forever, beloved. 35497.
Forever darling I need you. 42811.
Forever, dear. 30285.
Forever fair. 42812.
Forever flies the Red, White & Blue. 25201.
Forever free. 19951, 30286.
Forever in my memory. 38885.
Forever is it meet. 10655.
Forever mine. 6092.
Forever my love. 30287.
Forever to be. 35498.
Forever with you. 25202.
Forever yours. 10656, 15592, 35499, 42813, 51462.
Forever yours - forever mine. 19952.
Forever yours my darling. 30288.
Forevermore. 15593.
Forever’s not too long to wait. 15594,
Forget. 5201 (296), 10657.
Forget it. 47881.
Forget love. 25203.
Forget me. 14692 (212)
Forget me & call ita day. 15595.
Forget me never. 19953.
Forget me not. 1149, 14692 (541), 24219 (396),
34788 (209), 38886.
Forget-me-not blues. 10658.
Forget Pearl Harbor. 15596.
Forget the past. 19954,
Forget-V-not. 15597,
Forget you had a letter from me. 47882.
Forging her own signature. 47883.
Forgive. 19955.
Forgive & forget. 5201 (297), 38887.
Forgive me. ,6093, 15598.
Forgive me, cause I’m sorry. 42814.
Forgive me for forgetting. 35500.
Forgive me, Nanoa. 15599.
Forgiven, 24219 (397)
Forgiveness. 24219 (398), 47884.
Forgotten. 29091 (182, 183), 51463.
Forgotten babes. 24219 (399)
Forgotten man. 19956.
Forgotten? No! Remembered. 25204.
Forgotten - oh, no. 1150.
Forgotten romance. 50835 (109)
Fork-ed end down. 25205.
Forlane. 15600. —
Forlorn. 5201 (298)
Formation march. 15601.
521888 0 - 43 - 6
Forrest house. 51464.
Forrest’s legend. 51465.
Forsaken. 6094,
Forsaken love waltz. 24219 (400, 401)
Forsaking all others. 35501.
Forse mai piu’. 15602.
Fort Gay. 5201 (299)
Fort Niagara infantry march. 38888.
Fort Royal. 5201 (300)
Fort Slocum special. 19957.
Fort Story march. 42815.
Ft. Worth blues. 34788 (210)
Fort Worth jail. 10659.
Fortune. 6095.
Fortune for a penny. 47885.
Fortune teller. 1151.
Fortune-teller told me. 6096.
Forty advanced studies for trumpet. 19958.
Forty & eight marching song. 19959.
Forty below. 51466.
Forty-eight stars, & thirteen bars. 1152.
Forty eight stars over forty eight states. 6097.
Forty-eight states. 1153.
Forty-eight states can’t be wrong. 19960.
44th division victory march. 15603.
Forty-nine. 1154,
Forty Polish national hymns & songs. 9582 (160)
Forty-second psalm. 5201 (301)
Forward. 24219 (402, 403)
Forward America. 6098, 10660, 10661, 15604,
15605, 19961, 25206, 47886, 47887.
Forward ever. 42816.
Forward, ‘ever forward. 38889.
Forward, forces of the Red, White & Blue. 42817.
Forward into battle. 5201 (302)
Forward march. 19962, 30289, 47888, 51467.
Forward march America. 6099, 35502.
Forward our President. 10662.
Forward the mail. 47889.
Forward the White. 14692 (213), 18845 (72)
Forward through the ages. 6100.
Forward to Tokio, on to Berlin & Rome. 1155.
Forward to victory. 15606.
Forward together for the Red, White & Blue. 30290.
Forward we will go. 1156.
Forward with Franklin D, 1157.
Foster songs transcribed for treble voices. 15607.
Found love at last. 30291.
Found the Lord. 1158.
Foundation of reading. 47890.
Foundry. 38890.
Fountain. 5201 (303), 24219 (404)
Fountain song. 1159.
Four & nine, 50835 (110)
Four bagatelles. 35503.
4bars, piano. 1160.
Four bells, little sailor. 42818.
Four buddies. 47891.
Four churches. 25207.
4 creole songs. 5201 (304)
Four day furlough with you. 30292.
Four-eleventh infantry. 47892. -
4-F. 47893.
4-F kid. 25208.
Four favorite songs from the repertoire of Marie
Arakian. 10663.
Four favorites after Mother Goose. 29091 (184)
Four-foot ten brigade. 50835 (111)
Four forerunners of original hymns. 19963.
Four freedoms for all. 35504. :
Four freedoms march. 38891.
Four freedoms waltz. 19964.
Four H. B. bar ranch in the Golden West. 19965.
2041
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
4-H grenadiers. 47894.
Four-H march of the banners. 30293.
403. 10664.
Four In Nomines in 5 parts. 30294.
Four Indian songs. 5201 (305)
Four Irish melodies. 53636 (158)
Four-leaf clover, 24219 (405)
Four little letters. 10665.
4 miniatures for piano solo. 38892.
Four more days to heaven. 35505, ©
Four more years. 47895.
Four o'clock blues. 30295.
Four part mass in A flat major. 38893.
Four pieces for harpsichord. 19966.
Four responses. 42819. :
Four sketches. 1161, 6101.
Four songs. 50835 (112)
Four sonnets, 38894.
Four suites. 35506.
Four tone pastels. 50835 (113)
Four-twenty, A.M. 15608.
Four twilight pieces. 9582 (161)
Four winds, 53636 (159)
Fourlane. 29091 (185)
1492-1942. 10666.
14 preludes for the organ. 15609.
Fourteen short responses & amens. 1162.
Fourteenth-century Italian cacce. 25209.
Fourteenth infantry N.Y.N.G. march. 19967.
Fourth of July celebration. 5201 (306)
Fourth sonata in E minor. 10667.
Fox (Sam) library orchestra folio. 41610 (47)
Franklin D., America’s Nazarine [?] 15611.
Franklin D.- Winston C.- Joseph V.- Victory Jones.
47896.
F.D.R. 6102, 15612, 15613.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 10672, 25213, 42825,
F.D.R., the British & the Jew. 1166,
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s address to his forces,
25212, 38898.
Franklin D’s TNT. 19971.
Franklin Roosevelt. 15614.
Franklin Roosevelt, the whole world’s proud of you.
6103, 6104.
Franklin’s (Buddy) theme song. 30299.
Franklin’s fiesta. 10673.
Frankly, 1167.
Frannipanni. 35508,
Franzel. 35509.
Frauenterzett, 9582 (164-166)
Freckles. 10674, 15615.
Fred Waring. 1168,
Freddie & his flute. 35510,
Frederick Douglas. 30300.
Fredlys din jord, du danske mand, 41610 (48)
Free Americans, 1169, 30301.
Free & easy. 5201 (310)
Free as air. 25214, 47124 (139)
Free education, 38899.
Free fighting men, 42826, 42827.
Free! Free, 25215, 47124 (140)
Free man from a free land. 10675,
Free men from good old U.S.A. 1170.
Free men must fight again. 51469.
Fox (Sam) moving picture music. 9582 (162), 29091 Free men of the U.S.A. 35511.
(186)
Fox (Sam) popular mandolin & guitar collection.
50835 (114)
Fox. 38895,
Fox & goose, 24219 (406)
Fox & the hound, 30296.
ae ate cornet, piano & orchestra folio, 24219
40
Foxtrot. 25210, 25211, 38171 (116), 42820-42822,
Foxy fox trot. 5201 (307)
Foxy grandpa. 24219 (408), 50835 (115)
Fra Diavolo, 29091 (187)
Fra havn til havn. 10668.
Fra il sole e il mare, 14692 (214)
Frage, 24219 (409)
Fragrance & beauty. 10669.
Fragrance in the air. 42823,
Fragrance of June. 5201 (308)
Fragrant blossoms. 14692 (215)
Fragrant lilacs. 19968,
Fragrant mignonette. 30297.
Fragrant roses, 10670,
Fraidy cat, 1163.
ee ais comprenezvous [?] you’ll be free again.
42824.
France awakens, 1164,
France martyre, 9582 (163)
France, Poland, 51468,
France will live again. 38896,
Frances polka, 1165,
Francesca da Rimini, 14692 (2160, 217)
Francine half & half. 5201 (309)
Francis & Theodosia, 15609*,
Franck (Cesar) favourite pieces. 19969,
Francobolli e buoni. 19970.
Frank, the frankfurter man, 15610,
Frankie Dinger. 30298,
F-R-A-N-K-L-I-N. 38897,
Franklin, Abraham & George. 10671,
Franklin D, 35507, :
Free world. 19972.
Freedom, 1171, 6105, 10676, 19973-19975, 25216,
30302, 35512, 35513, 38900, 47897, 47898.
Freedom after the war. 42828,
Freedom ain’t free. 42829,
Freedom & democracy. 1172, 38901.
Freedom & democracy forevermore. 47899,
Freedom & liberty. 35514.
Freedom & liberty forever. 1173.
Freedom calls. 51470.
Freedom evermore. 38902.
Freedom for all. 38903, 38904,
Freedom for all, forever. 35515.
Freedom for America, 1174, 25217.
Freedom for our Colors. 19976,
Freedom for us all. 10677,
Freedom forever. 6106, 19977, 30303.
Freedom forevermore. 47900.
Freedom in the U.S.A. 19978.
Freedom is crying. 38905.
Freedom is their battle cry. 42830.
Freedom is U.S.A. 19979, 30304.
Freedom is worth fighting for, 30305,
Freedom, justice, evermore, 15616,
Freedom, love & liberty. 30306.
Freedom march, 25218, 42831.
Freedom marches on, 25219.
Freedom of America, 30307,
Freedom of democracy. 1175.
Freedom of France. 15617.
Freedom of the seas, 1176, 1177, 6107, 25220, .
42832.
Freedom of the United States of America, 15618.
Freedom reigns, 1178.
Freedom ring. 15619.
Freedom road, 25221, 38906.
Freedom shall be ours. 10678.
Freedom shall reign, 19980.
Freedom song, 25222, 51471.
Freedom triumphant, 25223.
2042
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
Freedom’s a wonderful thing. 19981.
Freedom’s air. 6108,
Freedom’s call. 6109, 10679, 19982, 25224, 30308,
35516, 47901, 51472.
Freedom’s call to victory. 38907.
Freedom’s drums. 30309, 51473,
Freedom’s echo. 35517.
Freedom’s Flag. 10680.
Freedom’s flag shall yet wave high. 42833.
Freedoms, four. 35518,
Freedom’s hymn. 19983,
Freedom's land, 6110, 6111, 19984,
Freedom's march, 51474,
Freedom's people. 42834,
Freedom s prayer. 42835,
Freedom's prize. 51475.
Freedom's soil. 42836.
Freedom's song. 15620, 19985, 38908, 47902, 47903,
51476, ,
Freedom’s star, 6112,
Freedom’s voice. 19986,
Freely give your love. 50835 (116)
Freemen. 10681.
Freemen’s song for freedom. 38909.
Freeze, freeze, freeze. 30310.
Freight theme. 19987,
Freilacher mushiele. 6113.
Freischutz. 29091 (329, 713)
French cabaret. 1179,
French clock. 1180.
French comedy.overture, 14692 (218)
French duets. 15621,
French modistes. 10682,
French organ, 25225,
French pastry rag. 5201 (311), 34788 (211)
French village. 47904.
Fresh fruit in May. 10683.
Fret not thyself. 25226. st
Freunde, kommt zu tische u. Wer bist du, himmlisch
schones wesen, 5201 (312)
Freunde, vernehmet die geschichte. 5201 (313)
Friday afternoon, 35519.
Fried ham & eggs. 30311.
Friedentanz. 5201 (314)
Friend, 1181,
Friend highball, 47124 (141)
Friend o’ mine. 19988,
Friend of all friends. 53636 (160)
Friendless city blues. 6114.
Friendly boost. 30312.
Friendly greeting. 5201 (315, 316)
Friendly little farm. 19989.
Friends. 15622.
Friends forever. 29091 (188)
Friends in the night. 30313.
Friends of freedom. 19990,
Friendship. 5201 (317), 47905.
Friendship chain. 1182.
Friendship memories. 15623.
Frisco blues, 30314,
Frisco cabaret. 38171 (117)
Frisco Lil. 10309.
Frisky, honey, you hade [?] better sit down, 25227.
Fritz among the Gypsies, 4028.
Fritzi’s escape. 1183.
Frog frolics, 18845 (73), 50835 (117)
Frog song. 38910,
Froggy marathon. 30315.
Froh durchs leben, 14692 (350)
Frolic. 5201 (318)
Frolic of the clowns, 5201 (319)
Frolic of the crickets, 24219 (410)
Frolic of the mermaids, 53636 (161)
~~ y- wee ew
~
2043
Frolic under the Christmas tree. 5201 (320)
Frolicking fingers.’ 10684.
From a heart that is wounded. 38911.
From a lonely one to the only one, 19991.
From a Spanish garden, 24219 (411)
From an ocean garden, 24219 (412)
From an old garden. 53636 (162)
From an old Mexican garden, 38912.
From border unto border, 42837,
From Broadway to Tokio, 42838.
From Campian to Lawes, 24219 (413)
From childhood, 15624,
From Churgking to Frisco, 51477,
From coast to coast. 6115,
From cradle to Uncle Sam, 47906.
From dawn to twilight. 10685,
From day to day. 1184,
From eight o'clock. until the wistle [?] blows.
1185,
From furlough to furlough. 15625.
From gay Vienna, 30316.
From heaven I was sent to earth? 53636 (163)
From heights of heaven to earth I fare. 15626.
From Iceland to Peru, 25228.
From London to America, 10686,
From Lucerne to Weggis on, 25229, 25230,
From Maine to California, from Great Lakes to the
sea, 42839,
From manger unto throne, 14692 (219, 220)
From me to you. 1186, 6116, 19992, 42840.
From mother & father. 47907.
From my heart. 25231.
From night to day.. 19993.
From 1940 N. D. march to 1941 N. D. waltzer,
1187.
From North to South, from East to West. 15627,
From now on, \ 10687, 30317.
From now on, how can you doubt my love. 18845 (74),
24219 (414)
From now on let’s turn on the heat. 25232,
From now till the end of time. 47124 (142)
From now till victory. 30318.
From Oberon in Fairyland, 50835 (118)
From Old England. 38913.
From out my attic window. 1188,
From over here & everywhere. 19994.
From over-here to over-there. 51478.
From prelude to postlude. 15628, 30319.
From Russia. 15629.
From St, Louis I’ll never be free, 35520.
From somewhere in the Pacific, 15630.
From somewhere over there, 25233.
From soup to nuts, 18845 (75, 76)
From sunset till dawn. 6117.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific. 35521.
From the bays. 42841,
From the bottom of my heart, 42842.
From the campus to the camp. 19995,
From the Caucasus. 53636 (164)
From the coast of Maine to the Rockies. 30320,
35522,
From the countryside suite. 50835 (119)
From the East. 53636 (165)
From the four ways. 47908.
From the front, 42843,
From the heart of a soldier boy, 35523.
From the heart of Australia, 15631.
From the hills above Pearl Harbor. 1189, 15632,
From the land of the sky-blue water. 15633,
From the moment. 6118.
From the North, 24219 (415)
From the old mission, 53636 (166)
From the old wishing well. 38914,
INDEX
From the Orient, 14692 (221)
From the Philippines to Australia. 38915.
From the plains of Texas to the hills of Bataan we’ll
put it over over there. 30321.
From the plantation. 14692 (222)
From the Port of Lonely Hearts. 47909.
From the shores of the mighty Pacific. 1190.
From the South, West, East & North. 47910.
From the steeple & the strand. 15634.
From the steppes. 51479.
From the very first time. 47911.
From this day forward. 42844, 51480.
From this day on. 10688, 51481.
From Thy love as a Father. 53636 (167)
From Tokyo to Mandalay. 19996.
From twilight ’til dawn. 30322.
From twilight till dawn. 10689.
From Valley Forge to Tokio. 15635.
From Washington to New-York. 6119.
From way down under, we’ll come up like thunder.
15636.
From what I hear while over here about things over
there. 15637.
From wigwam & tepee. 5201 (321)
From youth’s happy days. 5201 (322)
Frontenac. 50835 (120, 121)
Frontier waltz. 19997.
Frost flowers. 15638.
Frou-frou. 53636 (168)
Friihlingsnacht. 34788 (213), 41724 (143)
Friihlingsruhe. 9582 (167)
Frustration. 6120.
Fruta prohibida. 1191.
Fud-g-ama, 25234.
eee ie get this straight Mister Jap, Jap, Jap.
10690.
Fue tarde cuando te conoci. 1192.
Fuehrer’s face. 25235, 42845, 47912.
Fuehrer’s got the jitters. 19998.
Fuehrer’s on his way down, down. 47913.
Fiinf gedichte. 34788 (214)
Flinf langsame satze aus den sinfonien. 35524.
Fiinf lieder. 47124 (144)
Fiinf soldatenlieder. 18845 (77)
25 etiiden. 41610 (49)
V. symphonie. 19999.
Fiir deutsches land, das deutsche schwert. 24219 (416)
Fughetta. 1193, 42846, 51482.
' Fugitive from the first grade. 6121.
Fugitive rhymes. 15639.
Fugue for M. R, 42847.
Fugue for two pianos. 30323.
Fufste aBahfa. 38916.
Fulatre ria, 25236.
Full fathom five. 25237.
Full house. 9399.
Full many adream, 42848.
Full moon, 10691, 10692, 15640, 35525.
Full moon & an empty heart. 20000.
Full moon tonight. 25238.
Full of glee. 24219 (417)
Full of the devil. 47914.
Full speed ahead. 1194, 6122, 35526, 38917.
Full steam ahead. 1195,
Full swing. 25174, 26510, 28993, 34772.
Fully persuaded. 47915.
_Fumm-doodle. 25239.
Fun, isn’t it. 25240.
Fun to be free. 15641.
Fun with folk tales. 355267.
Funeral dirge. 15642.
Funeral march. 14692 (223)
Funeral of a Nag6 king. 10693.
2044
pt. 3, n. s.
v. 37
Funeral to Japan. 38918.
Funiculi-funicula. 1196, 51483.
Funny. 25241, 30324. .
Funny bunnies. 20001.
Funny circus clown. 35527,
Funny fun, 30325.
Funny little hop toad. 51484.
Funny paper romance. 15643.
Funny sort of moon. 24219 (418)
Funny story. 14692 (224), 30326.
Furiant. 1197.
Furious enemies. 30327.
Furlough from heaven. 35528.
Furlough hug. 38919, 47916.
Furlough polka. 6123.
Furloughs. 6124.
Furman victory song. 25242,
Furnishing a home for two. 5201 (323)
Further pre hecies of Nostradamus. 20002, 20004,
20140, 21537, 22326, 23333.
Fussy fuzzy. $8920
Fustest with the mostest over there. 42849.
Futurama symphony. 20003.
Future. 20004.
Fuzzy wuzzy. 5201 (324)
G.I. Jim. 51485.
G string’ polka, 6125
str : F
G- rhe qiabteue. 10693*.
Gabriel a-singin’. 15644.
Gabriel’s call to a soul. 35529.
Gaby fox trot. 34788 (215)
Gaieté. 30328.
Gaite de Quebec. 15645.
Gal called Claribelle. 1198.
Gal I left back home. 42850.
Gal with the green eyes. 51486.
Galan incognito. 34788 (216)
Galatea. 25244, 30329, 41610 (50)
Galavantin’ kickapoo, 38921.
Gallant & loyal. 38922.
Gallant boy, you’ve won a place in my heart.
Gallant lady of nineteen-forty-two. 38923.
Gallant merchant marine. 47917.
Gallina francolina. 51487.
Gallivantin’ gal from Galveston. 35531.
Gallo arrogante y la gallina humilde. 38924.
Gal-oop-chick, my turtle dove. 30330.
Galopa, galopa. 25245.
Galveston. 42851.
Galway by the sea. 14692 (225)
Gambia talk. 6126.
Gambler’s choice. 23022, 27987, 41985, 41986, 42718
42852, 43132, 44196, 44822, 44892, 45034, 45356.
Gamblers lullaby. 10694.
Gamblin’ song of the Big Sandy. 10695.
Gambling blues. 10696.
Game of bowls. 9582 (168).
Game of dominoes. 29091 (189)
Game of eyes. 5201 (325), 14692 (226)
Game of love. 24219 (419, 420), 47918.
Game of tennis. 34788 (217)
Games on the lawn. 24219 (421)
Gamest in the land. 10697. ,
Gamle maren skimmel. 47124 (145)
Gamle pianist. 47124 (146)
Gamma phi is riding high. 6127.
Gammel melodi. 34788 (218)
Ganga yo-e. 15646.
Gangsters’ funeral dirge. 25246.
Gangway. 9808, 12419, 13499.
Gangway! Here comes the U.S.A. 6128.
Ganus new songs. 42853.
Ganz so wie du. 14692 (227)
35530.
nos, 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Garden by Havana’s bay. 30331,
Garden dance. 24219 (422)
Garden melody. 53636 (169)
Garden of broken hearts. 6129.
Garden of dreams, 15647, 25247,
Garden of heaven, 1199.
Garden of imagination, 1200. °
Garden of Iram. 47124 (147)
Garden of memories. 25248, 47919.
Garden of old fashioned roses. 38925.
Garden of Paradise. 14692 (228), 18845 (78), 24219
(423, 424), 50835 (122)
Garden of peaches, 14692 (53, 302, 310) :
Garden ofpraise., 15647*,
Garden of roses, 25249,
Garden of sleep. 5201 (326)
Garden of summer. 41610 (51)
Garden of the gods. 6130.
Garden of the Lord, 38171 (118)
Garden of the snowdrops. 38926,
Garden of your heart. 53636 (170)
Garden song. 1201.
Garden verse. 25250,
Gardenia, 34788 (219)
Gardenia in my buttonhole, & you on my arm, 25251,
Gardenias for your hair. 47920.
Gardenias in your hair. 25252.
Gardens. 35532.
Gardner. 30332.
Gargoyles. 30333.
Garjun. 38927,
a ale 6131.
arry Owen. 30334,
at 8 (John) network themes. 15648.
Gas buggy blues. 6132,
Gas machine, 1202,
Gasoline blues. 47921,
Gasoline Gus & his jitney bus. 24219 (425)
Gate of blessing. 38171 (119)
Gate of the year, 25253,
Gates of dream. 6133. ©
Gateway of Ispahan, 5201 (327)
Gather comfort, 1203.
Gather "round our dear old Flag. 6134.
Gather ’round the dear old Flag. 47922.
Gather us in, 25254.
Gathering for the hunt. 14692 (229)
Gathering-song of Donald the Black. 20005.
Gathering sunbeams, 20006,
Gath’ring up the shells from the shore. 38928.
Gatito y el chivo, 38929.
Gato. 15649,
Gatsek amber. 15650,
Gaucho goofy. 25255.
Gaucho with the black mustache. 10698.
Gaucho’s lament. 1204,
Gaviotas. 30335.
Gavota con musetta. 6135, 15651.
Gavota en la bemol. 6136.
Gavotte. 1205, 5201 (328), 9582 (169), 10699, 24219
(426-428), 29091 (190), 30336, 38171 (120), 41610
(52), 42854, 51488, 51489,
Gavotte & entrée, 35533,
Gavotte arabesque. 24219 (429)
Gavotte de la cour. 34788 (220)
Gavotte for a grocery boy. 6137.
Gavotte inG major. 42855,
Gavotte Marie Antoinette. 1206.
Gavotte piquante. 18845 (79)
Gavotte u. menuett. 24219 (430)
Gay blade. 15652.
Gay cavalier. 50835 (123).
Gay corsair, 1206*,
2045
Gay divorce. 52458,
-Gay eagle march, 20007,
Gay evening. 30337.
Gay fiesta. 15653, 15654, 30338.
Gay humming bird, 20003.
Gay Johnny jump-up. 24219 (431)
Gay life. 6138, 29091 (191)
Gay 90’s. 10700.
Gay nineties. 15186, 17472,
Gay nineties waltz. 6139.
Gay 90 revue, 1207.
Gay picador. 25256.
Gay ranchero, 1208, 1209, 6140.
Gay rovin’ cowboy. "35534.
Gay tarantella, 25257.
Gay wanderer. 35535.
Gay White Way. 317.
Gay young bachelor. 6141.
Gazing at the heavens. 6142.
Gazing in a crystal ball. 51490.
G’ bye-ee, 30339.
Gebirgsbachlein. 5201 (329)
Gee! Ain’t the roses sweet. 35536, 42856, 47923.
Gee! But I hate to go home alone. 15655,
Gee, but Y m blue tonight. 6143.
Gee, but i m lonely. 30340.
Gee, but r m lonesome tonight. 35537.
Gee but it’s fun to sing a song. 38930.
Gee! But you’re lovely. 35538.
Gee honey. 1210.
Gee, I feel like a million. 10701.
Gee I hate to lose you. 51491.
Gee! I only wish that I could make my dreams come
true. 38171 (121)
Gee! I want a uniform. 30341.
Gee! I was lucky the day I met you. 10702.
Gee! It’ s grand to be kissed. 20009.
Gee it’s great to be in the navy. 35539.
Gee, mom, but you’re swell. 35540.
Gee, my love life is ona ration. 51492.
Gee oh gee - how it hurts. 30342.
Gee sarge! Why’d you wake me up. 15656.
Gee this is a lonesome day. 38931.
Gee, won ’t that be nice for me. 25258.
Gee, won’t that be swell. 25259.
Geechy Joe. 35541.
Geese at high tide. 38932.
Gefasster abschied. 47924.
Geh nur zu einem andern. 36727.
Geheimnissvolle flote. 29091 (192)
Geibel (Adam) anthem book. 20010.
Geistliche traume. 18845 (80)
Gekeler method for oboe. 1211.
Gem band medley. 30343.
Gem dance folio for 1942. 38933.
Gemelli. 50835 (124)
Gems from the overtures. 47124 (148), 50835 (125)
Gems of grace & glory. 6144.
Gems of praise. 5201 (330)
Gemuse! Gemuse! Gemuse. 30344.
Gendarme desconocido. 27864.
Gene & Glenn’s morale songs. 25260.
General Burgoyne’s minuet. 47925.
General D. MacArthur. 15657.
General Devers march, 42857.
General Doug. MacArthur. 30345.
General Douglas (Iron Wall) MacArthur, & his fight-
ing heroes. 30346.
General Douglas MacArthur. 10703, 15658-15660,
' 30347,
Gen. Douglas MacArthur march, 6145, 10704, 15661.
General Esteves. 38934.
General Fishl Dovid. 47926.
INDEX
General from the Southwest. 30348.
Gen. Geo. White march. 10705.
General Gillem. 10706.
General Hooligan. 47124 (149)
General MacArthur. 15662, 20011-20015, 25261-
25263, 30349, 30350, 35542, 38935.
General MacArthur & his fighting Yankees. 10707.
General MacArthur he sure can fight. 38936.
General MacArthur, here’s a toast to victory.
10708.
General MacArthur in the Philippine [?]. 10709.
General MacArthur march. 6146, 10710, 15663,
20016, 25264, 42858.
General MacArthur of the Philippines. 20017.
General MacArthur outpost. 20018.
General MacArthur, the hero of our day. 25265.:
General MacArthur the world is proud of you. 30351.
General MacArthur victory march. 15664.
Gen. MacArthur waltz. 20019.
General MacArthur, we are proud of you. 30352.
Gen. MacArthur we are with you. 20020.
General McArthur [?] your [?] a fighting man. 6147.
General McArthur’ s ?] grand stand. 6148.
General MacArthur’s patrol. 20021.
General MacArthur’s promise. 38937.
General nuisance. 24219 (432)
General told the colonel. 20022.
General Van Deusen march. 15665.
General Wainwright march, 1566€.
Generalisimo. 1212.
Generalissimo Chiang Kei Shek. 30353.
General's soldiers. 15667.
Genevieve. 30354.
Gen-’ral MacArthur, we’re proud of you. 15668.
Genesee. 51493.
Gentle Annie. 48719.
Gentle breezes o’er the prairie. 20023.
Gentle guardian. 10711.
Gentle, Holy Saviour. 9582 (170)
Gentle zephyrs. 38938.
Gentleman’s name is General MacArthur. 20024.
Gently drifting ’round. 1213.
Gently Lord, O gently lead us. 14692 (230)
Geo’gia boun’, 30355.
George Washington Bullion abroad. 47124 (104, 296,
302, 369)
Georgeous [?] Geraldine. 10712.
George’s Hill. 51494,
Georgetown blues. 10713.
Georgia Crackers’ song folio. 30356.
Georgia grind. 18845 (81)
Georgia Lee. 51495.
Georgia moon. 14692 (231)
Georgia, my Georgia. 30357.
Georgia Rose. 30358.
Georgia twist. 1214.
Georgianna. 6149.
Georgianna Sue. 1215.
Georgie. 42859.
Georgie Porgie. 15669, 51496.
Georgie Wenlock. 25266.
Geppetto’s toy shop. 30359.
Geraldine. 10714, 14692 (232), 20025, 30360, 30361,
35543.
German cradle song. 24219 (433)
German march, 38939.
Ger-ma-nee. 34788 (221), 50835 (126)
Germany, Italy & Japan. 1216.
Geronimo. 35544,
Gertrude Niesen torch hour song folio. 47927.
Gertrude polka. 6150.
Gertrude sings. 20026.
Gesi za woda koczki za woda, 1217,
Gesselach. 30362.
Gestapo. 42860.
Get a Jap or two. 15670, 30363.
Get a load of this. 39217, 40838, 41503.
Get a move on cowboy. 6151, 30364,
Get a roll of Reed’s Butter Skotch today. 1218.
Get all the wood on the fire. 38940.
Get along, little Jappie, get along. 20027.
Get along old bronco. 1219.
Get back to the Bible. 53636 (171)
Get behind our F. D. R. 1220.
Get behind the man at the front. 47928.
Get behind the man behind the gun. 38941, 42861.
Get behind the ones behind. 47929.
Get behind the U.S. O. 20028.
Get behind the U.S.A. 10715.
Get behind Uncle Sam. 42862.
Get behind Uncle Sam, he’s your man. 42863.
Get-em boys get-em. 10716.
Get ’ em, boys, go get "em. 30365. -
Get:’ em MacArthur. 25267.
Get ’em paid. 51497.
Get get get them boys. 35545.
Get goin . 10717.
Get goin’, get goin’, I know that you’ll be back. 47930.
Get hep to love. 38942, 39555, 40121, 40181, 44021.
Get in & pitch. 15671.
Get in the army now. 42864.
Get in the fight. 42865.
Get in the groove. 10718.
Get in the scrap. 30366.
Get in there. 10719.
Get in there & play ball. 30367.
Get moving. 6152.
Get on board, little children. 35546, 42866.
Get on Cupid's side. 20029, 30368.
Get on the ball. 30369.
Get on the bond wagon. 10720.
Get on the wagon. 35547.
Get on your broad brimmed hats. 20030.
Get on your toes. 1221.
Get one for me. 24219 (434)
Get out & win. 35548.
Get out ona spree. 51498.
Get out the old horse & buggy. 10721.
Get over, get on, hop dem Japs. 1222.
Get over, Sal. 38171 (122)
Get some cash for your trash. 51499,
Get some of that good southern lovin’.
Get that spy. 1223.
Get the broom. 38943.
Get the guy that started this war. 51500.
Get the hang of lovin’ me. 10722.
Get the power. 38171 (123)
Get thee behind me Satan—& push. 15672.
Get those Japs. 30371.
Get together. 29091 (193), 42867, 42868.
Get together all Americans. 1224.
Get-together barn dance jamboree. 20031.
Get together words & music, 54 favorite songs. 20032.
Get up & do it again. 5201 (331)
Get victory. 38944.
Get well. 42869.
Get your gun & come along, we’re fixin’ to kill a
skunk. 6153, 15673.
Get your gun, gun, gun. 15674.
Get your heart in America. 30372.
Get your lights out Tokyo. 15675.
Get your loving from me. 38945.
Get your pistol Johnny. 20033.
Get your shoulder to the wheel. 1225.
Get yourself a new gal. 10723.
Gethsemane. 24219 (435), 30373, 35549, 38946.
30370.
2046
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Gethsemane commandery march. 24219 (436, 437)
Gettin’ awful lonesome. 42870.
Gettin’ kind o’late. 15676.
Getting a job. 1226.
Getting adjusted. 42871.
Getting along on less. 1227.
Getting back the mine. 25268.
Gettysburg. 1228.
Gettysburg address. 15677.
Gettysburg address, with the lingo of the Yanks —
marchin on. 10724.
Gevalt, ich vill nisht zine kine dramatistin. 10725.
Geworbene. 14692 (233)
Gezeichneten. 42872.
Ghetto sorrows. 20034.
Ghost. 29091 (194)
Ghost dance. 24219 (438)
Ghost of John James Christopher Benjamin Binns.
6154,
Ghost of love. 25269.
Ghost of Robert E. Lee. 1229.
Ghost of the past. 47931.
Ghost of you. 51501.
Ghost of your smile. 10726.
Ghost town. 20035.
Ghost was chasing the moon. 20036.
Ghosts. 50835 (127)
Giannina mia. 25270, 30374.
Giant of the mountains. 38947.
Giant Otherfellow. 27771,
Gibbs & Finney. 30375.
Gibraltar. 18845 (82)
Giddap mule. 51502.
Gidded-ee-ap Napoli. 25271.
Giddi-ap, Mister Jap, get going. 10727.
Giddie up there Maud. 25272.
Giddy-ap old dobbin, just keep a-joggin’. 15678.
Giddy-yap, we’re goin’ home. 10728.
Gift of God supreme. 6155.
Gifts. 38948.
Gifts of the beasts. 25273.
Gifts of the Magi. 35550.
Giga. 15679.
Giggin’ at the Golden Gate. 10729.
Gigolo Jim. 15680.
Gigue. 5201.(332), 10730, 41610 (52)
Gill (Rusty) cowboy songs, mountain ballads. 10731.
Gilliflower of gold. 50835 (128)
Gimme a blonde in a blackout. 35551.
Gim-me a shirt that fits. 51503.
Gimme dem words. 10732.
Gimme Jimmie. 47932.
Gimmie some toe, Low Joe. 1230.
Gin rummy. 10733, 10734, 30376.
Ginger. 30377, 38171 (124-126)
Ginger flower. 42873.
Ginger with the big blue eyes. 1231.
’Ginny. 47933.
Gioconda. 14665.
Giorno ancor. 30378.
Giovialita. 47124 (150)
Gipsies must play. 51504.
Gipsy baron. 23256.
Gipsy carnival. 10735.
Gipsy dance. 6156, 14692 (234)
- Gipsy life. 34788 (222)
Gipsy melody. 30379.
Gipsy night song. 20037.
Gipsy serenade. 9582 (171)
Gipsy song. 47124 (151)
Girakgi picnic. 1232.
Girl, a smile, a song. 1233.
Girl about town. 1234.
Girl back home. 47934, 51505.
Girl behind the boy behind the gun. 25274, 38949,
Girl behind the guy behind the gun. 38950.
Girl behind the man, behind the gun. 35552, 51506.
Girl by my side onthe lawn. 1235, 20038, 20039.
Girl by the brook. 5201 (333)
Girl by the old creaking gates. 47935.
Girl crazy. 25036, 42618.
Girl for each month in the year. 34788 (223)
Girl for me. 1236, 6157.
Girl from Havana. 51506*,
Girl from my home town. 5201 (334), 38171 (127)
Girl from the neighborhood. 42874.
Girl from the U.S.O. 20040...
Girl from Utah. 9582 (12), 14692 (814), 29091 (522,
767)
Girl from Wyoming. 30215, 30554, 31828, 32841,
33384.
Girlladore. 1237.
Girl I can’t forget. 25275, 38951.
Girl I dream about. 25276.
Girl I left back home. 42875.
Girl I left behind. 30380.
Girl I left behind me. 38952, 42876.
Girl I love. 10736, 15681, 30381, 38953.
Girl I loved. 30382.
- Girl I marry. 10737.
Girl I met in Dreamland. 15682.
Girl I met in my home town. 42877.
Girl in Kansas. 6158.
Girl in Texas. 51507.
- Girl in the church sang. 15683.
2047
Girl in the picket line. 15684.
Girl in the polka dot gown. 6159.
Girl in the U.S.O. 6160, 25277.
Girl in the U.S.A. 10738, 25278, 38954.
Girl in the welding mask. 42878.
Girl in white. 6161. —
Girl like me. 1238.
Girl next door. 1239, 10739.
Girl of Central high. 35553.
Girl of mine. 25279.
Girl of my childhood. 1240.
Girl of my dreams. 30383, 35554, 38955.
Girl of my dreams, let us wander through life. 10740.
Girl of romance. 38956, 51508.
Girl of the Cumberland hills. 42879.
Girl of the fan. 47124 (152, 153)
Girl of the hills. 15685.
Girl of the Rio Grande. 42880.
Girl of the WAAC. 35555.
Girl of today. 14692 (849), 53636 (593)
Girl of to-morrow. 47124 (56-59, 78, 79, 131, 132,
281, 282, 331, 332, 356, 357, 380, 381 457-460, 493-
496, 502, 503), 50835 (327)
Girl of whom I dream. 30384.
Girl on my grandfather’s shaving mug. 10741.
Girl on the film. 34788 (224, 521, 667, 679, 848)
Girl on the magazine. 35556.
Girl on the old barracks wall. 15686.
Girl on the stairs. 6162.
Girl that belongs to somebody else is the girl that
belonged to me. 10742.
Girl that Iadore. 42881.
Girl that I love. 15687.
Girl that I loved in my dreams. 20041.
Girl that I’ll be takin’ back to Brooklyn. 35557.
Girl that was left behind. 47936.
Girl who broke the sergeant major’s heart. 42882.
Girl who didn’t. 9582 (172)
Girl who smiles. 9582 (173), 24219 (439), 38171 (163,
240, 244, 378, 387, 467), 41610 (14, 36, 128, 139, 226,
237)
Girl who wears the five-armed star. 30385.
Girl who'll dream with me. 25280.
Girl with chocolate sprinkles on her face. 1241.
Girl with the corn-tassel hair. 6163.
Girl with the soldier blue eyes. 25281.
Girl without a friend. 35558.
Girl you left behind. 18845 (83)
Girlie. 10743.
Girlie of the cabaret. 18845 (84), 24219 (440, 441)
Girlies are out of my life. 47124 (154, 155)
Girls are wearing cotton now. 5201 (335)
Girls, girls, girls. 15688.
Girls in khaki. 38957.
Girls in the magazine ads. 25282.
Girls’ league song. 30386.
Girls like the military men. 6164.
Girls of the ambulance corps. 1242.
Girls of the Golden West. 10744.
Girls of today, they are gay. 35559.
Girls of Uncle Sam. 42883.
Girl’s parading - new. 25283.
Girls that we left behind. 20042.
Giro d'Italia. 38171 (128)
Git-git-giddy-ap, I gotta git my gattar [?] 42884.
Git home to heaven by an by. 30387.
Gitana. 30388.
Gitana de Madrid. 10745.
Gitana escena. 47937.
Gitanitos. 35560.
Gitanos enamorados. 15689.
Give. 20043, 42885.
Give a broken heart a break. 38958.
Give a cheer. 1243.
. Give a cheer for the boys in Australia. 25284.
Give a cheer for Uncle Sam. 30389.
Give a cheer for Uncle Sammy. 38959.
Give a cheer! Give a cheer! The Yanks are here.
38960.
Give a dollar. 1244.
Give a hand to Uncle Sam. 6165, 38961.
Give a little, share a little, you’ll be doin’ your bit.
1245.
Give a little thought to me. 47938.
Give a little time. 6166.
Give a smile. 35561.
Give a smile, to get a smile. 25285.
Give a Yank a gun. 38962.
Give a Yank a tank. 42886.
Give all for our boys gone away. 51509.
Give all you’ve got for defense. 1246.
Give back my heart. 38963.
Give ear, O Lord. 20044.
Give ear to my prayer. 10746.
Give ’em a broadside from Broadway, show ’em
how our guns can talk. 6167.
Give em hell, boys. 1247.
Give ‘em hell - MacArthur. 15690.
Give ’em Hitler and that’s just hell. 38964.
Give em the gun. 51510.
Give ‘em the old one two. 35562.
Give “em the works. 6168, 10747, 20045.
Give for freedom. 35563.
Give for liberty. 25286.
Give! Give! Give. 10748.
Give him a smile, when he goes away. 38965.
Give in a little. 35564.
Give it all you’ve got. 15691.
Give it for the cause of liberty, 25287.
Give me a blackout & you. 25288.
Give me a break. 10749.
Give me a chance to say hello. 20046.
~~ = = ws ws &
Give me a cheer for the boys in Australia. 15692.
Give me a gun. 20047,
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Give me a heart of calm repose. 29091 (195)
Give me a home in the mountains. 35565, 47939.
Give me a home in the U.S.A. 25289.
Give me a kiss & a smile. 6169, 30390.
Give me a kiss or two. 35566.
Give me a rap at the Jap, a rap, a rap, a rap, a rap,
atthe Jap. 15693.
Give me a roll ona drum. 30391.
Give me a ship. 1248. -
Give me a 32-20. 42887.
Give me another tomorrow. 25290.
Give me back my heart. 15694, 30392.
Give me back my sweetheart. 25291.
Give me dear memories. 42888.
Give me dear old New York. 1249.
Give me Indiana, in the summertime. 51511.
Give me Jesus. 42889.
Give me just a moment. 1250.
Give me just one night. 25292.
Give me liberty or give me death. 10750, 51512.
Give me love. 38966.
Give me music, maestro, to hide my pain, to hide my
love...10751.
Give me my baby & a black blackout. 30393.
Give me my saddle. 6170.
Give me my wings. 15695.
Give me one more chance. 18845 (85)
Give me some first aid for my heart. 38967.
Give me 10 days. 42890.
Give me the right. 35567.
Give me the splendid silent sun. 18845 (86)
Give me the tune. 35568.
Give me the U.S.A. 15696.
Give me those dreamy old melodies again. 1251.
Give me wings. 42891, 47940.
Give me your heart. 15697, 35569.
Give me your love. 30394.
Give my broken heart a break. 30395.
Give my love its way. 35570.
Give my regards to Broadway. 15698.
Give my regards to Mary. 42892.
Give my regards to Texas. 30396. am
Give out. 6171.
Give out a cheer for the U.S.A. 1252.
Give out, sisters. 40120, 41440, 45011.
Give out with an encouraging grin. 35571, 42893.
Give peace again. 15699.
Give peace, O God. 34121. |
Give praise to America. 1253.
Give, that others might live. 10752.
Give the boys a cheer. 35572.
Give the boys a hand. 35573.
Give the devil a shove. 38968.
Give them a great victory. 30397.
Give them a hand. 25293.
Give them wings. 15700.
Give till it hurts. 20048.
Give to America. 1254.
Give to the U.S.O. 42894.
Give Uncle Sam a hand. 1255.
Give unto the Lord. 5201 (336)
Give up. 6172.
Give us a gal. 10753.
Give us a gun, Uncle Sam. 10754.
Give us a rap ata Jap. 6173.
Give us a song, when we march we can Sing. 42895.
Give us a tank for every Yank. 20049.
Give us courage, Lord, to run this holy race. 35574.
Give us fifty thousand bombers. 42896.
Give us liberty or give us death. 25294, 30898, 35575.
Give us our command. 47941.
Give us the tools. 10755, 20050.
Give us the torch, 20051.
2048
Give us time. 20052.
Give us tomorrow. 30399.
Give us wings. 35576, 47942.
Give us wings for America. 38969.
Give victory Lord, 47943.
Give your all to Jesus now. 30400.
Give your command. 15701.
Give your dimes to Uncle Sam, & he’ll give the Axis
‘hell. 6174.
Give your love to me, 47944.
Give your Uncle Sam a hand. 35577.
Glacier Park & Waterton Lakes, 15702.
Glad earth yields. 6175.
Glad Easter day. 5201 (337)
Glad eyes. 51513.
Glad new song. 1256.
Glad news. 47945.
Glad spring morning kiss the world. 42897.
Glad to meet you. 25295.
Glad to see you're back. 47124 (156), 50835 (129)
Glad tomorrow. 24219 (442)
Gladsome light. 20053.
Gladys. 42898.
Glammer dammer baby. 15703.
Glamorous one. 25296.
Glamour. 10756.
Glamour gal. 10757.
Glamour girl. 10758.
Glamour waltz. 35578.
Glances. 24219 (443)
Glasblaser. 6175*.
Glater Bulgar. 6176.
Glaub’ es mir, jubelnde kinderschar. 14692 (235)
Glencoe. 24219 (444)
Glennmore glide. 14692 (236)
Glide & swing. 30401.
Glide polka. 12127.
Glider. 35579, 47946.
Glider & the gull. 10759.
Gliding in a soft moonbeam. 15704.
Glimmering tapers. 10760.
Glimpses of Ontario. 30402.
Glistening like stars. 15705.
- Global war. 51514.
Globe girdler march. 50835 (130)
Globe trot. 9582 (174)
Glockchen von eremiten. 9582 (289)
Gioom. 15706.
Gloom Boulevard. 10761.
Gloria. 15707, 20054, 42899, 47124 (157, 158)
Gloria gitana. 1257.
Gloria in excelsis. 29091 (196)
Gloria in excelsis Deo. 6177, 15708, 24219 (445)
Gloria Patri in E flat. 29091 (197)
Gloriana. 1258.
Gloria’s dream waltz. 5201 (338)
Glorify her name. 42900.
Glorify Old Glory. 38970.
Glorifying our immortal soul. 1259.
Gloriole. .30403.
Glorious America. 1260.
Glorious gospel. 45905.
Glorious is Thy name. 35580, 47947.
Glorious old Banner. 10762.
Glorious pathway. 24219 (446)
Glorious Stars & Stripes. 6178.
Glorious sun. 15709, 42901.
Glorious things of thee are spoken. 51515.
Glorious victory. 38971.
Glorious victory is Christ’s gracious promise.
20055.
Glorious women of Britain. 25297.
Glory. 25298, 25299, 30404, 35581.
Glory be. 42902.
Glory be to God. 1261.
Glory be to Old Glory. 10763.
Glory be to Thee. 6179.
Glory day. 38972.
Glory for me. 20056.
Glory forever. 51516.
Glory hallelujah. 15710, 15711, 25300.
Glory halliluia [?] 10764.
Glory Land. 10765, 51517.
Glory, laud & honor. 47948.
Glory of America. 47949.
Glory of Easter. 6180.
Glory of God. 24219 (447)
Glory of the Cross. 1262.
Glory of Uncle Sam. 15712.
Glory of U.S.A. 42903.
Glory song. 51518.
Glory to Christ the King. 51519.
Glory to God. 30405. ,
Glory to God in the highest. 25301.
Glory to our Lord & King. 1263.
Glory to the engineers. 6181.
Glory to the Flag of the U.S.A. 35582.
Glory to the King. 20057.
Glory to the U.S.A. 6182.
Glory to Thee, my God, this night. 50835 (131)
Gloryana, my Montana rose. 35583.
Gloucester Harbor. 6182*%
Glow-worm. 20058.
Glowing | embers. 30406.
Gnomes’ dress parade. 24219 (448)
Go & find them. 29091 (198)
Go & get the enemy blues. 42904.
Go & get the habit. 14692 (237)
Go, & sin no more. 35584.
Go away, little blues. 38973.
Go by blues. 35585.
Go catch a falling star. 51520.
Go climb a cocoanut tree. 25302.
Go down, Moses. 42905.
Go easy Mabel. 1264.
Go easy on the rubber. 35586.
Go fight for home & God. 35587.
Go forth to victory. 47950.
Gol Get "em. 1265, 10766.
Go get ’ em boys. 42906.
Go get ‘em darling, then hurry back to me. 38974.
Go get ‘em Johnny Doughboy. 35588.
Go get "em soldier. 25303.
Go get ’em soldier boys. 1266, 15713.
Go, go, infantry, go. 30407.
Go home. 10767.
Go home & tell your mother. 30408.
Go ’long little cayuse. 42907.
Go, lovely rose. 47951.
Go, lucky letter. 38975.
Go Mary. 1267.
Go, my lad, & fight for Uncle Sammy. 38976.
Go not far from me, O Lord. 30409.
Go not, happy day. 53636 (172)
Go! O-hi-o. 1268.
Go on. 10768.
Go on, get going. 25304.
Go paint a rainbow. 47952.
Go! Preach the Gospel. 15714.
Go right along, Mr. Wilson. 34788 (225)
Go slow on the rubber. 51521.
Go tell everybody you see. 47953.
Gothen. 15715.
Go to it. 18845 (87)
Go to Marks. 10769.
Go to 63rd & Halsted. 25305.
2049
Go to sleep. 6183, 30410, 38977.
Go to sleep Little Boy-Blue-Eyes. 38978.
Go to sleep, little darling. 10770.
Go to sleep my little curly head. 38979.
Go to your ma. 6184.
Go ’way. 38980.
Go West, young lady. 869, 3827.
Go youth beloved. 24219 (693)
Gob stick polka. 1269.
Gobbler’s gambol. 41610 (54)
Goblin. 5201 (339)
Goblins. 47124 (159)
Gobs of love. 25306.
God. 20059.
God & MacArthur win. 51522.
God & mothers. 10771, 20060.
God be in my head. 15716, 25307.
God be in the heart. 6185.
God be merciful. 5201 (340)
God be with the ones. 35589.
INDEX
God bless all you soldiers, sailors & marines. 30411.
God bless America, the grand old U.S.A. 35590.
God bless Australia. 1270.
God bless dear U.S.A. 42908.
God bless MacArthur. 25308.
God bless my daddy. 20061.
God bless my darling, he’s somewhere. 47954.
God, bless my parents. 20062.
God bless old England. 53636 (173)
God bless Old Glory. 1271, 42909.
God bless our American eagles’ might. 25309.
God bless our American home. 30412.
God bless our boys. 10772, 30413-30415, 38981,
42910, 42911.
God bless our boys in Ireland. 15717.
God bless our boys out there. 42912.
God bless our country. 1272, 30416, 47955.
God bless our Flag. 20063, 42913.
God bless our Flag & air force. 15718.
God bless our glorious heroes. 42914.
’ God bless our home. 30417.
God bless our land. 1273, 15719, 30418-
30424. \
God bless our land - we love her. 1274.
God bless our navy. 25310, 38982, 38983.
God bless our noble men. 30425.
God bless our President. 1275, 6186-6188, 15720,
30426, 38984, 38985, 47956, 47957.
God bless our rresident, God give him strength.
1276.
God bless our soldier boys. 20064, 42915.
God bless our soldiers that never return. 30427.
God bless our Yankees. 47958.
God bless our Yanks. 25311.
God bless the American people. 6189.
God bless the boys in uniform. 10773.
God bless the boys of the air force. 10774.
God bless the land we love. 15721.
God bless the nurses. 1277, 30428.
God bless the President. 25312.
God bless the soldier boys. 6190.
God bless the United Nations. 38986.
God bless the U.S.A. 10775, 51523.
God bless the world all over. 25313.
God bless the Yankees. 51524.
God bless you, America. 38987.
God bless you daddy. 1278, 35591.
God bless you, darling. 35592.
God bless you, dear. 35593.
God bless you my son. 25314.
God bless you soldier. 51525.
God bless you sweetheart. 1279.
God bring him back. 47959.
2050
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
God calleth. 29091 (199)
God calls for men. 24219 (449)
God can bless America. 47960.
God, canst thou forgive. 20065.
God, do bless our Uncle Sammy. 20066, 42916.
God, do guide America. 6191.
God gave mea heart. 1280.
God gave thee. 1281.
God gave us America. 47961.
God gave us sons. 15722.
God give us victory. 47962.
God give us victory & peace. 6192.
God, guard our fighting men. 1282, 10776, 25315,
25316, 42917.
God guide America. 42918.
God guide our men in national defense. 51526.
God guide us. 15723.
God has blessed America. 15724.
God hath promised. 1283.
God hath sent his angels. 53636 (174)
God help America. 25317.
God holds the key. 51527.
God in nature. 5201 (341)
God, in Thee we trust. 51528.
God is a spirit. 10777, 42919.
God isatree. 10778.
God is life, God is love. 25318.
God is love. 51529.
God is my shepherd. 35594.
God is on our side. 15725.
God is on the field. 29091 (200)
God is our hope. 42920.
God is our hope & strength. 53636 (175)
God is our refuge. 9582 (175), 29091 (201), 47124
(160), 50835 (132, 133)
God is ruler over all. 38988.
God is wonderful. 1284.
God is working out his purpose. 42921.
God keep my soldier boy. 30429.
God keep our country free. 42922.
God lead America. 35595.
God lead you on to victory. 30430, 42923.
God loves America. 30431.
God must be sad. 6193.
God must have loved emis} 15726, 42924.
God needs helpers.
God of all nature. 5201 (342)
God of Conejo. 1285. .
God of liberty will give us victory. 10779.
God of our fathers. 20067.
God of the lofty mountains. 30432.
God of united America. 10780.
God planted the flowers. 5201 (343)
God protect America. 1286.
God protect our land. 25319.
God rest you merry, innocents. 30433.
God save America. 6195-6197, 10781, 10782, 15727,
15728, 20068-20070, 30434-30436, 51530.
God save America for me. 6198.
God save democracy. 10783.
God save our blessed land. 20071.
God save our country. 30437.
God save our Flag. 10784.
God save our great Fae et 51531.
God save our land. 25320.
God save our men. 20072, 20073.
God save our world. 15729.
God save, protect Americas. 20074.
God save the people. 42925.
God save the world. 1287.
God so loved the world. 29091 (202), 42926.
God spare you to me. 20075.
God speed our victory. 35596.
God speed the Yanks. 47963.
God speed you home. 47964.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Goa that madest earth @ heaven. 6199.
Goa, the artist. 6200.
God trusted Roosevelt’s command. 10785.
God up in heaven made you. 38989.
God we are Thine. 6201, 6202.
God will bless America. 1288, 15730, 30438.
God will give us strength America. 1289.
God will give you back to me. 1290.
God will lead our America. 6203.
God will not forget you. 24219 (450)
God will save our U.S.A. 1291.
God will watch over you, while I’m away. 42927.
INDEX
Gold for the Ked, White & Blue. 30441.
Goddess of liberty. 1292, 10786, 15731, 30439, 47965.
Goddess of love. 35597.
Goddess of sunshine. 1293.
Goddess of the inland seas. 42928.
Godree, our loved one - jascended. 6204.
God’s blessings, dear, I’ll love you again. 30440.
God’ Ss chosen banner of the world. 42929.
Goa’s country. 20076, 25321.
God’ s country & mine. 38990.
God’ S country is calling you. 38991.
God’s country still. 6205.
God’ S country, the U.S.A. 15732.
God’s garden. 38992.
God? s glory « you. 20077.
God’ S great army. 20078.
God’ S great gifts. 15733.
God’ S greatest gift. 25322.
God’s home. 25323.
God? S light. 10787.
God’ 5 love. 42930.
Goa’ S love in my soul. 24219 (451)
God’ S mercy. 24219 ( iets
God’ S message. 53636 (176)
God’s messengers. 38993.
Goas of love were so sweet to me. 10788, 10789.
God’s peace is peace eternal. 15734.
God’s praises sing. 25324.
God’ S promises are good enough for me. 24219 (453)
God’ S radio. 42931.
God’s trumpet is sounding. 10790.
God’ S victory. 38994.
Goa’s way is the best sat aah 50835 (134)
God's wondrous works
God’ S word is all I need. oe
God’ s world. 47966.
Goa’s world & ours. 15735.
Godspeed that happy day. 25325.
Gotterdammerung. 5201 (344-349)
Go-getter’ S fiddle. 6206.
Goin’ places, doin’ things. 15736.
Goin’ South. 1294.
Goin’ to Chicago blues. 1295.
Goin’ to heaven. 47967.
Goin’ to see the chariot roll. 10791.
Goin’ to Tokyo. 47968.
Goin’ to walk the golden street. 25326.
Going away. 35600.
Going back to Colorado. 42933.
Going back to the Rio Grande. 10792.
Going down slow. 10793.
Going, going, going, gone. 5201 (350)
Going Hollywood. 12178.
Going home in the good old way. 29091 (203)
Going home to glory. 38171 (129)
Going my way. 35601.
Goingover. 20079.
Going to camp. 20080.
Going to London. 1296.
Going to the army dance. 10794.
Going to war in Australia. 25327.
Going up. 51532.
Gold age of the madrigal. 15737.
Gold @ silver. 10795, 10796, 25328.
Gold bricker. 35602.
Gold, frankincense & myrrh. 24219 (454)
Gold from Ophir. 50835 (135)
Gold is where you find it. 47969.
Gold mine. 35603.
Gold mine that’s in you. 20081.
Gold star mother. 20082, 20083.
Gold star mother with the silvery hair. 30442.
Gold star mothers. 15738, 30443, 51533.
Gold star Mother’s day. 30444.
Golden age. 14692 (238)
Golden & rose. 25329.
Golden apple. 30444.
Golden autumn. 42934.
Golden bantam. 6207.
Golden bird. 5201 (351)
Golden curl. 1297.
Golden dawn. 47124 (161), 50835 (136)
Golden day. 50835 (137)
Golden day is dying. 42935.
Golden dremas. 6208.
Golden dreams in the silvery moonlight. 20084.
Golden eagles. 42936.
Golden emblem sweetheart, that’s you. 38995.
Golden evening. 53636 (1 77)
Golden eyes. 53636 (178)
Golden Gate. 35604.
Golden glow. 42937.
Golden harvest. 10797.
Golden hours. 20085, 47970.
Golden mirror girl. 10798.
Golden moon. 10799, 20086, 25330, 35605, 38996.
Golden October leaves. 42938.
Golden prince. 24219 (455)
Golden rhapsody. 20087.
. Golden rod. 5201 (352), 34788 (226)
Golden rod galop. 47124 (162)
Golden slumbers. 36669.
Golden sonata. 6209.
Golden star. 6210.
Golden sunrise. 30445.
Golden sunset in Waikiki. 1298.
Golden U.S. America. 30446.
Golden wedding. 1299, 5201 (353), 30447.
Golden wedding day. 38997.
Golden wedding song. 35606.
’ Golden wedding waltz. 10800.
2051
Golden West. 30448.
Golden wings of the navy air force. 47971.
Goldfish. 30449.
Goldie. 51534.
Golliwogg's cake-walk. 15739.
Golombki oberek. 15740.
Golondrina. 42939.
Golpe bibijagua. 30450.
Golpeando despacito en tu corazon. 6211.
Gon Goveda. 25331.
Gondoliera. 5201 (354), 10801, 14692 (239)
Gondoliers. 8708 (g), 42378
Gone. 15741, 20088, 51535.
Gone after Japs. 30451.
Gone are the days. 24219 (156),
Gone, but I still love you.
Gone but not forgotten. Pee
Gone for good. 10802
Gone from me. 30452.
Gone from my heart. 15742.
Gone with the breeze. 47972.
Gone with the tide. 10803.
Gone with the wind. 42940.
Gone with you. 1301.
Gonna do my bit. 20089.
Gonna fight untilthe cows come home. 25333, 35607.
Gonna hang up my saddle. 20090.
Gonna take a trip. 35608.
25332.
INDEX
Gonna wake me up. 35609.
Good American melodies. 50835 (138)
Good American way. 35610
' Good Book says. 15743.
Good-by. 1302.
Good-by dear, I’ll be back when we’re through.
20091.
Good-by pal. 47973.
Good-by Sally Ann. 10804.
Good-by sweetheart. 42941.
Good-bye. 10805, 15744, 24219 (457), 25334,
47974, 53636 (179)
Good-bye America. - 47975.
Good bye America good bye. 15745.
Good-bye & God bless you. 20092.
Good-bye baby, I have got to go. 15746.
Good-bye boy. 51536.
Good-bye Broadway. 18845 (88)
Good-bye Charlie, good-bye John. 47976.
Good-bye dear. 1303.
Good-bye dear Sweetheart. 42942.
Good-bye, dearest one. 5201 (355)
Good-bye fair American shores. 10806.
Good bye for awhile. 6213, 15762, 30453.
Good-bye, Frisco, we're off to Hawaii.
51537.
Good-bye, Germany. 35611.
Good-bye girls. 15747.
Good-bye girls, I’m through. 34788 (227, 228),
38171 (130)
‘Good-bye, God bless you til we meet again.
15748.
Good-bye, good-bye, for I am leaving. 10807.
Good-bye, good-bye, little dear one. 1304.
Good-bye good luck. 20093.
Good-bye, good luck, God bless you. 38998,
38999, 47977.
Good-bye, good luck, sweetheart. 20094, 25335.
Good-bye home town. 20095.
Good-bye honey. 30454,
Good-bye, I’m leaving. 35612.
Good-bye Japs. 25336, 30455.
Good-bye Jim. 47978.
Good-bye kid. 14692 (240).
Good-bye little flower. 35613.
Good-bye little mother. 6214.
Good-bye Liza Jane. 1305, 25337.
Good bye ma I’ve joined the army. 15749.
Good bye ma till we meet again. 20096.
Good-bye Marie. 6215.
Good-bye, Mortimer, good-bye. 51538.
Good-bye mother. 1306, 51539.
Good-bye, mother darling: it’s the Stars & Stripes
for me. 42943.
Good-bye, mother dear. 15750.
Good-bye, my darling, don’t feel blue. 15751.
~- Good-bye my dear. 10808.
Good bye my honey. 10809.
Good-bye my little darling. 20097, 25338.
Good bye, my soldier boy. 6216.
Good-bye my son. 51540.
Good-bye my sweetie pie. 1307.
Good-bye, Nellie. 10810.
Good bye now, a Soldier takes leave of his sweet-
heart. 10811
Good bye eae lad. 35614.
Good-bye, old Mexico. 18845 (89)
Good-bye, Roosevelt, hello, Hitler. 47979.
Good-bye, Rose. 10812.
Good-bye Kose of Kentucky. 30456.
Good-bye Sal. 1308.
Good-bye Schickelgruber. 1309.
Good-bye, soldier. 25339, 39000.
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
Good bye soldier boy. 6217.
Good-bye soldier boys, & a happy return. 15752.
Good-bye sweet day. 53636 (180)
Good-bye sweetheart. 1310, 1325, 6233, 10818, 15768,
Good bye sweetheart we’re going. 35615.
Good-bye Terry. 25340.
Good-bye to my home. 51541.
Good bye to the folks at home. 20098.
Good bye, Uncle, hello, John. 20099.
Good-bye Virginia. 9582 (176), 14692 (242)
Good enough for me. 1311.
Good evening. 39001, 51542.
Good evening my darling. 30457, 39002.
Good for nothing. 30458. .
Good-for-nothing, is good for something now. 25341,
30459.
Good fortune is a giddy maid. 42944,
Good girl. 25342.
Good good-bye. 47980.
Good job. 41877, 45118.
Good land, a true land. 10814. -
Good lookin’. 30460.
Good Lord, I thank you. 15753.
Good luck. 25343.
Good luck! Boys of America. 25344.
Good luck! God bless you, good-night. 42945.
Good luck, good health, & so long soldier boy. ee
30461.
Good luck! Soldier. 6218.
Good luck, soldier boy. 1312.
Good luck to our boys over there. 10816.
Good luck to the boys of the navy. 51543.
Good luck to you. 30462.
Good mornin’, blues. 15754.
Good morning America. 10817.
Good morning Breakfast clubbers. 25345.
Good-morning every morning. 6219.
Good morning from Jerry & Ann. 25346.
Good morning, merry sunshine. 29091 (204)
Good morning sergeant major. 6220.
Good neighbors. 10818.
Good news in sacred melody. 6221, 51544.
Good news in song. 39003.
Good night. 10819, 24219 (458), 25347, 25348, 42946,
51545.
Good-night again. 10820.
Good night aloha. 30463.
Good-night & good morning. 4294
Good night, angel, pleasant diheinal 51546.
Good night, beloved. 6222, 42948.
Good-night beloved good-night. 15755.
Good night daddy. 25349.
Good night for a little while. 6224.
Good-night golden curls. 5201 (356)
. Good-night little girl, good-night. 5201 (357), 29091
2052
(205)
Good night mom. 20100.
Good night, my darling. 10821.
Good night, my dear. 20101.
Good night, my love, my sweet. 47981.
Good night, my son. 10822.
Good night now. 20102.
Good night, sleep tight, my darling. 20103.
Good-night, so long. 47982.
Good night ‘soldier. 10823, 30464.
Good night song. 34788 (229)
Good night, sweetheart, good night. 30465.
Good night time in Baby Land. 30466.
Good old America, I love you. 15756.
Good old America - we’re all for you. 6225.
Good old American way. 1313, 20104.
Good old dad. 10824.
Good old days. 461, 1314, 2124, 4017, 25350.
Good old Joe. 10825, 42949..
nos. 1-12, 1942
Good old juke box jive. 10826.
Good old levee days. 24219 (459)
Good old Ohio. 20105.
Good old Orange Crush. 30467. -
Good old Uncle Sam. 42950.
Good old United States. 15757.
INDEX
Goodbye Mister Hitler. 10838.
‘Goodbye, mom & dad. 42958.
Good old U.S.A. 1315-1318, 6226, 6227, 10827, 10828,
15758-15760, 20106-20108, 25351, 30468, 39004,
39005, 42951, 42952, 51547.
Good ole dog. 42953.
Good ole home town blues. 10829.
Good Samaritan. 30469.
Good scout. 47124 (163)
Good Shepherd. 20109, 38171 (131), 50835 (139,
140)
Good ship Arkansas. 25352.
Good ship Honeymoon. 47124 (164, 165)
Good soldiers never cry. 47983.
Good tidings of great joy. 42953*,
Good to the last jump. 35616.
Goodbah ma honey. 34788 (230)
Goodby. 20110.
. Goodby for a while. 47984.
Goodby mother. 10830.
Goodby sweethear’. 35617.
Goodby, sweetheart, goodby. 10831.
Goodbye. 10832, 25353, 39006.
Goodbye again. ‘47985.
Goodbye Al. 42954.
Goodbye Ann. 30470.
Goodbye baby boy. 42955.
Goodbye Betty Lou. 1319.
Goodbye, Bill. 35618.
Goodbye boys. 20111.
Goodbye boys, cheerio to you. 20112.
Goodbye Broadway. 10833.
Goodbye Broadway, hello London icant 1320.
Goodbye buddy goodbye. 10834. —
Goodbye dad. 30471.
Goodbye darling. 25354.
Goodbye dear mother. 51548.
Goodbye, dear old rangeland, goodbye. 25355.
Goodbye dear ones goodbye. 15761.
Goodbye, dearest one, goodbye. 29091 (206)
Goodbye Ella. 1321.
Goodbye for awhile. 42956.
Goodbye for now. 35619.
Goodbye girls. 30472.
Goodbye, good luck. 35620.
Goodbye, good luck, soldiers. 35621.
Goodbye, good luck to you. 6228.
Goodbye, goodbye, dear American. 25356.
Goodbye Hitler. 6229, 15763.
Goodbye, home town. 39007.
Goodbye Joe. 30473.
Goodbye just for awhile. 20113.
* Goodbye, little boy, may God bless you. 51549.
Goodbye, little draftee, goodbye. 1322.
Goodbye little girl. 20114.
Goodbye, little girl, don’t cry. 25357.
Goodbye little girl, fare-thee-well. 15764.
Goodbye little girl goodbye. 20115, 35622.
.Goodbye little girl of mine. 6230.
Goodbye, little pinto, goodbye. 10835.
Goodbye little sister. 42957.
Goodbye, little sweetheart, goodbye. 20116.
Goodbye ma. 51550.
Goodbye mama I’m off to Yokohama. 1323.
Goodbye, Marie. 10836.
Goodbye Mary. 25358.
Goodbye, Miss America. 30474.
Goodbye Miss Liberty. 39008.
Goodbye Mr. Dictator. 6231.
Goodbye mother. 20117, 25359.
Goodbye, mother dear. 20118.
Goodbye, mother, goodbye. 10839.
Goodbye my dear. 30475, 42959.
Goodbye, my flying sweetheart. 20119.
Goodbye, my love. 39009, 42960, 47986.
Goodbye my love goodbye. 10840, 35623, 47987.
Goodbye, my lovely one, I’ m leaving you today.
10841.
Goodbye, my pretty baby. 6232.
Goodbye, my sailor, goodbye. 1324.
Goodbye my soldier. 35624.
Goodbye my soldier boy. 25360, 51551.
Goodbye my son. 20120.
Goodbye, my sweet. 51552.
Goodbye, my sweetheart, goodbye. 20121.
Goodbye Old Paint. 15765:
Goodbye, old pal, goodbye. 42961.
~ Goodbye old pals of mine. 10842.
Goodbye, old romantic moon. 30476.
Goodbye ole Pinto. 30477.
Goodbye pals. 51553.
Goodbye pretty Katie goodbye. 15766.
Goodbye pretty Nellie. 15767.
Goodbye Regent street. 14692 (241)
Goodbye silver wings. 35625.
Goodbye, soldier boy, goodbye. 20122.
Goodbye soldiers. 25361.
Goodbye, son. 39010.
Goodbye son, good luck & God bless you.
47988.
Goodbye Sugar. 39011.
Goodbye sunny South. 30478.
Goodbye Susie. 39012.
Goodbye sweetheart. 20123, 20124, 25362, 30479,
47989.
Goodbye, sweetheart, goodbye: 10843, 30480,
30481.
Goodbye, then. 15769.
Goodbye times. 51554.
Goodbye toa dream. 6234.
Goodbye to love. 42962.
Goodbye to the days gone by. 42963.
Goodbye Tokyo. 10844.
Goo-de goo-de gal. 15770.
Goodman special. 25363.
Goodnight. 51555.
Goodnight & goodbye. 1326.
Goodnight baby we love ya. 1327.
Goodnight beloved. 25364.
Goodnight but not goodbye. 1328, 15771.
Goodnight Captain Curly-head. 6223, 10845.
Goodnight, daddy’s man. 30482.
Goodnight for today. 1329.
Goodnight Hirohito, Schickelgruber & Benito. 25365.
Goodnight kiss. 15772.
Goodnight little blue-eyed girl. 14692 (243)
Goodnight my darling. 10846, 15773, 39013.
Goodnight my soldier. 30483.
Goodnight Pee Pee. 1330.
Goodnight pillow. 20125.
Goodnight, soldier boy. 20126.
Goodnight to you sweetheart. 25366.
Goodnite, sailor boy. 30484.
Goofer dust. 14692 (244, 245)
Goop song book. 10847.
Goosegirl. 42963,
‘Goosie, goosie gander. 1331.
2053
Gopak. 10848.
Gopher fight parade. 30485.
Gopher song. 20127.
INDEX
ep a
Gordon’s motion picture collection. 34788 (231, 232)
Gorgeous Gloria. 25367.
Gorriones. 35626.
Gosh but you’re a pain. 30486.
Gospel echoes choruses. 42964.
Gospel harvest. 38171 (132)
Gospel leader. 20128.
Gospel ministry in song. 20129.
Gospel ship. 42965.
Gospel songs for men. 24219 (460)
Gospel songs, hymns & spirituals. 42966.
Gospel to the byways & hedges. 47990.
Gossipal[?] truth. 16313, 17684, 18840, 23991.
Got a big debt to pay. 39014.
Got a date. 20130. ,
Got a date with the Japanese army. 6235.
Got a letter today. 30487.
Got a share in Uncle Sam. 39015.
Got a woo-woo girl in the U.S.O. 51556.
Got music. 42967.
Got me gal. 6236.
Got no line. 47991.
Got something in my eye. 6234.
Got the moon in my pocket. 10849, 15774.
Got to count my blessings on Thanksgiving day. 51557.
Got to have a man of my own. 1332.
Got wings on my broncho in the sky. 42968, 51558.
Gota de ajenjo. 39016.
Gotta bee in my bonnet.. 25368, 25369.
Gotta brand new soldier sweetheart. 47992.
Gotta find my baby. 10850.
Gotta get to St. Joe. 47993.
Gotta have my fling. 10851.
Gotta see a girl about love. 15775.
Gounod souvenir. 24219 (461)
Goyescas. 53636 (181)
Goza la rumba. 25370.
Grabgesang. 9582 (177)
Grace. 29091 (207)
Grace & beauty. 50835 (141)
Grace of God. 5201 (358), 29091 (208, 209)
Grace to help. 34788 (233)
Graceful gliders. 20131.
Gracias. 35627.
Gracie, pal of my dreams. 20132.
Gracie, you’re crazy. 20133.
Graded studies. 14692 (246)
Graduation. 25371.
Graduation grand march. ’ 50835 (142, 143)
Graf Eberhards weissdorn. 18845 (90)
Grain that built a hemisphere. 47994.
Graj skrzypku polka. 6238.
Gralserzahlung. 5201 (359, 360)
Gramp’s work shop. 15776.
Gran bonete. 25372.
Gran temperatura. 20134.
Gran via. 5201 (361)
Granada. 53636 (182)
Granatello. 24219 (462)
Granby high! Our alma mater. 47995.
Grand canal. 24219 (463)
Grand Canyon. 10852.
Grand Central murder. 20135-20137, 21545-21547,
21854, 22229.
Grand choeur. 47124 (166)
Grand choeur dialogue. 24219 (464)
Grand concerto. 15777.
Grand festival. 30488.
Grand knight. 34788 (234)
Grand march. 42969.
Grand money waltz. 47996.
Grand Old Glory. 15778.
Grand old U.S.A. 10853, 25373, 30489, 30490.
2054
Grand promenade at the White House. 5201 an (ha)
Grand River Valley. 15779.
Grand strategy. 29091 (210)
Grand triumphal march. 5201 (363, 364)
Grand United States. 1333.
Grand vals brillant. 1334.
Gran’dad he’s not old. 6239.
Grand-dad would say. 6240..
Grande fantasie religieuse on 2 favorite hymns.
14692 (247)
Grande polonaise brillante. 9582 (178)
Grandest father. 35628.
Grandest soldier is my Jim. 42970.
Grandeur of the sea. 20138.
Grandfather of Cupid. 1335.
Grandfather’s clock. 1336.
Grandfather’s old buckboard. 20139.
Grandi successi di Zizi & c. 30491.
Grandma. 30492. -
Grandma gets her man. 14642, 42970*.
Grandma, what big teeth you have. 10854.
Grandma's helpers. 25374.
Grandma’s in town. 6241.
Grandma’s minuet. 30493.
Grand’mere. 1337.
Grandmother’ S lullaby. 1338.
Grandmother’s minuet. 42971.
Grandmother’ Ss spinning wheel. 38171 (133)
Grandpappy’ S fiddle. 47997.
Grandpa's clock keeps perfect rhythm. 25375.
Granny, 35629.
Granny’s old fashioned song. 15780.
Grant us peace. 15781.
Grant us peace, God. 51559.
Grasshopper polka. 10855.
Grasshoppers. 20140.
Grasshopper’s fiddle. 2aiee
Grateful. 1339.
Gravel walk. 29091 (211)
Gravity of love. 30494.
Gray & the gold. 47998.
Gray dawn. 25376, 30495.
Gray haired madonna. 35630.
Gray ships. 10856.
~~
Gray skies. 1340, 6242, 10857, 42972.
Grease monkey crew. 30496.
Great alma mater, old U.S.A. 42973.
Great Aloysius. 30497. |
Great American way. 15782.
Great assembly line. 25377.
Great bass & small little fiddle. 30498.
Great Beyond. 30499.
Great bombs fall. 15783.
Great commandment. 47999.
Great court room of God. 1341.
Great dictator. 5996.
Great Doctor Dilly. 10857*,
Great emancipation day. 51560.
Great fellowship of nations. 6243.
Great gospel songs & hymns. 48000.
Great grandfather’s lane. 30500.
Great gray elephant. 39017.
Great impersonation. 38939.
Great is Jehovah. 24219 (465), 34788 (235)
Great is the Lord. 38171 (134)
Great Lakes ships parade. 10858.
Great Lakes triumphant. 1442.
Great light. 42974.
Great Lord of all. 1343.
Great MacArthur. 48001.
Great march militer [?] 35631.
Great masters. 42975.
Great North Woods. 39018.
INDEX
_nos. 1-12, 1942
Great parade. 30501.
Great Red cross. 1344,
Great shinning [?] light. 6244.
Great to be free. 1345.
Great United States. 20142.
Great U.S.A. land of beauty, am I glad to be in this
country. 25378.
Greater love hath no man than this. 24219 (466)
Greater Mandalay. 25379.
Greater thing. 6245.
Greatest battle song of all. 41610 (55)
Greatest democracy of all. 20143.
Greatest little chef in the A.E.F. 39019.
Greatest love. 53636 (183)
Greatest of all Irish songs. 10859.
Greatest of these is love. 15784,
Greatest work of God. 25380
Grecian lad. 1346.
Green cathedral. 25381.
Green fields & running brooks. 20144.
Green fields far away. 25382.
Green fields of America. 30502.
Green fields of home. 39020.
Green from Brown County. 6246.
Green glade. 42976.
Green goddess. 42977.
Green grass grew all around. 51561.
Green green hills. 15785.
Green Hill. 48002.
Green hills. 39021.
Green hills far away. 10860.
Green hollys. 29091 (212-214)
Green lady. 5201 (365)
Green lagoon. 15786.
Green lights ahead. 15787.
Green mountain farmer. 15788.
Green mountain girl. 1347.
Green of our hills. 48003. ‘ite
Green orchids. 42978.
Green pastures in the sky. 1348.
Green pastures just over the hill. 20145.
Green Tree inn. 42979.
Green trees. 39022.
Greenie. 10861.
Greensleeves to a ground. 25383.
Greet every dawn with a smile. 42980.
Greet the day with a smile. 6247.
Greeting the wind & the rain. 51562.
Greeting to Norway. 25384.
Greetings from you. 10862, 25385
Greetings to the enemy. 35632.
Greevy boys. 30503.
Gregorian kyriale, requiem mass included.
15789.
Gregory s (Bobby) album of songs. 35633.
Gregory s (Bobby) song folio. 15792. :
ye s (Bobby) state songs of the United States.
Greisengesang. 35634, 38171 (135)
Gremlin song. 51563.
Gressenhall. 50835 (144)
Gretchen maedchen mine. 47124 (167)
Grey & gold march. 35635.
Grey eyes. 1349, 1350.
Grey path to the sea. 38171 (136)
Grey skies. 42981.
Grey squirrel. 34788 (236)
Grey wings. 35636.
Gridiron love. 15148, 15314, 15405, 15849, 16707,
17801, 18831, 21387.
Grief. 25386.
Grieg. 24219 (467)
?
Gregory's (Bobby) jumbo 3 in 1 folio. 15790, 15791.
Grieg Concerto in A min. 10863.
Grieg Piano concerto. 30504.
Grieg’s Concerto A min. 10864.
Grieg’s Piano concerto. 10865, 30505.
Grieg’s Piano concerto in A min. 6248.
Grim war. 10866.
Grin, American, grin. 10867.
Grin for the U.S.A. 6249.
Groovey. 30506.
Groovin’ in the shelter.. 20146.
Gross ist der Herr, 24219 (468)
Grosse meister. 10868.
Grossmutterchen. 29091 (215)
Grotesque comedy. 39023.
Ground crew song of army air forces. 25387.
Groves of pleasure. 24219 (469)
Grow old along with me. 51564.
Growing. 35637.
Growing more beautiful like Jesus. 20147.
Growing old. 6250. -
Grown-up. 20148.
G-r-r-r-reat, 20149.
Gruesome twosome.. 30507.
Gruss. 24219 (470)
Guanajuato. 35638.
Guaracha, 15794.
Guaracha amorosa. 10869.
Guaranteed, 1351.
Guaranteed for a life-time. 39024.
Guard all our boys tonight. 20150.
Guard our America, 42982.
Guarda e l’accarezza. 1352.
Guardian angel. 25388.-
Guardian of the seas. 30508.
Guardians of liberty. 30509.
Guardians of the sky. 48004.
Guardians of the U.S.A. 30510.
Guards all fall right off the wall when the Sing Sing
singers sing. 48005.
Guards of liberty. 51565.
Guardsmen. 42983.
Guatemala, 42984,
Gue-le-le. 35639.
Guerilla’s song. 42985.
Guerrero morelos. 35640.
Guess that’s why I love you so. 25389.
Guess what. 42986.
Guessing song. 20151.
Guests meet Willy’s bride. 10870.
Guiana greeting of the great day. 39025.
Guiana Jessemy turn the switch. 20152.
Guiana mechanic day. 30511.
Guide for me, 15795.
Guide me ever. 24219 (471)
_| Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah. 1353, 34788 (237),
53636 (184)
Guide me on, River Amazon. 53636 (185)
Guide them our Saviour. 20153.
Guiding light. 48006.
Guiding star. 1354.
Guiding star of a mother’s love. 35641.
Guidon song. 30512.
Guild book of pieces for Hawaiian guitar. 42987.
Guina [?] royal coming. 30513.
Guitar cola bandera foxtrot. 6251.
Guitar polka. 15796.
Guitar trio. 39026.
Guitarras verdes. 30514.
Gun. 1355.
Gun boat. 42988.
Gunner minus pants. 10871.
Guns of liberty. 51566.
Guns up. 39027, 42989.
2055
Guy from the S.O.P. 39028.
Guy named Joe. 25390.
Guy who relaxes is helping the Axis. 30515.
Guy with a million bucks. 39029.
Guy with an empty heart. 25391.
Guy with the gun. 48007.
Guy you’re all familiar with. 1356.
Gwendolen. 50835 (145)
Gwendolin. 39030.
Gwendoline. 35642.
Gwendolyn. 6252.
Gwen’olyn. 1357.
Gypsies are coming. 5201 (366)
Gypsy & his dream. 20154.
Gypsy carnival. 30516.
Gypsy child. 29091 (216)
Gypsy choral fantasie. 20155, 20156.
Gypsy dances. 48008. —
Gypsy eyes. 30517.
Gypsy fire is low. 1358.
. Gypsy lament. 35643.
Gypsy love song. 15797.
Gypsy melody. 10872, 42990.
Gypsy moods. 30518.
Gypsy moon. 15798, 15799, 20157, 48009.
Gypsy music album. 35644.
Gypsy princess. 15800.
Gypsy rhapsody. 35645.
Gypsy rondo. 1359.
Gypsy Rosalie. 51567.
Gypsy serenade. 20158, 24219 (472)
Gypsy song. 6253.
Gypsy songs. 14692 (248), 24219 (473-476)
Gypsy winds. 1360.
Gypsy’s return. 25392.
H. M. Pulham, esq. 6254.
Ha boot dat. 35646.
Ha fatto una signora. 27792.
Ha - ha. 42992.
Ha! - Ha! Ha ha! Right up my sleeve. 48010.
Ha! Hal Hal Mr. Jap. 39031.
Habana mafiana. 6255.
Habafiera. 5201 (367, 368), 10874, 30519.
arg ja die liebe hat bunte flugel. 29091
(217
Habia una vez... 6256.
Hablame. 42991.
Hablame de amor. 10875.
Haburban. 15801.
Hace tiempo. 6257.
Had I but wings. 10876.
Had I not thee. 48011.
Haddon Heights service club. 6258.
Hadley technical high. 6259.
Haec dies. 10877, 20159.
Handel. 2421 (477)
H&ndel grand concerto in B flat major. 25393.
Handel: Samson suite. 39032.
Handel wakes.. 5201 (369)
Har lag rosornas gard. 20160, 20161.
Haggadah of Passover. 10878.
Hahn’s transcriptions of familiar melodies. 10879.
Hai luli. 30520.
Hail Alice Robertson. 48012.
Hail all hail the Stars & Stripes. 25394.
Hail! Ali hail! To Old Glory. 35647.
Hail alma mater. 51568.
Hail America. 6260, 6261, 10880, 10881, 20162,
25395, 25396, 30521, 39033, 39034.
Hail & snow. 48013.
Hail! Columbia. 29091 (218)
Hail democracy. 20163, 25397.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Hail, Detroit. 39035.
Hail! Doug MacArthur. 30522.
Hail! Forever hail. 6262.
Hail! General MacArthur. 6263.
Hail gladdening light. 20164.
Hail, gobs & marines. 25398.
Hail hail America. 1361, 1362, 10882, 20165.
Hail, hail the Yanks are here. 48014.
Hail! Hail! To our heroes. 20166.
. Hail Him King. 24219 (478)
Hail Hoyamen. 1363.
Hail MacArthur. 10883, 20167, 20168, 30523.
Hail! MacArthur! Hail. 25399.
Hail MacArthur, mighty man. 15802, 25400.
Hail, Mary. 20169.
Hail, Miss Liberty. 39036.
Hail ‘old Glory. 6264, 20170.
Hail! Our America. 39037.
Hail our Commander-in-Chief. 15803.
Hail our Flag & hail democracy. 51569.
Hail our vresident & the grand old game.
10884.
Hail Purdue. 42993.
Hail! sacred day. 14692 (249)
Hail Sigma nu. 30524.
Hail! Smiling morn. 34788 (238), 51570. .
Hail sons of Uncle Sam. 42994.
Hail! Stanford, hail. 6265.
Hail, Syracuse. 9582 (179)
Hail Texas warriors. 42995.
Hail! The allies march to victory. 10885.
Hail! The American flying services. 48015.
Hail the call of liberty. 6266.
Hail the Easter King. 6267.
Hail the Flag. 15804.
Hail the night, all hail the morn. 35648.
Hail the squadrons. 25401.
Hail the U. S. air force. 30525.
Hail, thou gladdening light. 30526.
Hail to all our heroes. 42996.
Hail to America. 15805, 30527.
Hail to Christ the King. 25402.
Hail to democracy. 6268, 25403.
Hail to General MacArthur. 20171.
Hail to MacArthur. 10886, 10887, 20172, 20173,
30528, 39038.
Hail to Oklahoma. 10888.
Hail to Old Glory. 6269, 25404.
Hail to old O.A.C. 9582 (180)
Hail to our army. 48016.
Hail to our commander. 30529.
Hail to the bombardier. 51572.
Hail to the boys. 42997.
Hail to the champ. 51573.
Hail to the Chief. 42998.
Hail to the coast guard. 51574.
Hail to the commando-rangers. 39039.
Hail to the Day. 38171 (137
Hail to the engineers. 25405.
Hail to the F.B.I. 48017.
Hail to the Flag. 1364, 6270, 6271.
Hail to the King. 20174, 29091 (219)
Hail to the Legion. 42999.
Hail to the Lord’s annointed. 29091 (220, 221)
Hail to the marines. 6272, 51575.
Hail to the men of the Red, White & Blue. 6273.
Hail to the merchant marine. 39040.
Hail to the merchant marines. 51576.
Hail to the nations, here comes [?] the Yanks. 51577.
Hail to the naval hospital corps. 39041.
Hail to the navy. 15806.
Hail! To the new-born King. 43000.
Hail to the P.N.Y. 25406.
Hail to the Red, White & Blue. 1365
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Hail to the service. 25407.
Hail! To the sons of freedom. 15807.
Hail to the spirit of freedom. 47124 (168)
Hail to the U.S.A. 43001.
Hail to the wings of the navy. 20175, 39042.
Hail to the Yankee lad. 20176.
Hail to the Yanks. 43002.
Hail to thee America. 30530.
Hail United Nations. 43003.
Hail, United States. 20177.
Hail U.S.A. 1366, 10889.
Hail, Utah. 6274.
Hail victory. 15808, 20178.
Hail victory march. 6275, 6276.
Hajte braco hajte sestre. 39043.
Hakon, the strong. 24219 (479)
Halcyon days. 29091 (222)
Hale America. 1367.
Half a heart. 30531.
Half a love is better than none. 1368,
Half & half. 9582 (181, 182)
Half awake & half asleep. 10890.
Half mast. 20179.
Half moon. 39044.
Half-past lovin’ time. 48018.
Half way to paradise. 30532.
Halgato. 43004.
Hall of fame. 20180.
Hallelu. 48019.
Hallelujah. 15809, 30533, 30534.
Hallelujah, brother, we’re on our way. 48020.
Hallelujah fo’ de U.S.A. 25408.
Hallelujah! Homeward bound. 48021.
Hallelujah Lord. 30535.
Hallelujah, praise His name. 34788 (239)
Hallelujah! Praise Jehovah. 9582 (183)
Hallelujah! To our King. 15810.
Hallelujah victory. 39045.
Halleluyah. 10891.
Halleluyoh. 1369./
Halling. 10892.
Hallowed be Thy name. 35649.
Halloween ditty. 35650.
Hallowe’en elves. 43005.
‘Hallowe’en is here. 25409.
Halo. 20181.
Halt aus, mein volk. 34788 (240)
Halt! Hait! Who goes there. 48022,
Halutz, build on. 6277.
Ham on rye. 20182.
Ham what am. 48023.
Hamblen (Stuart) & his lucky stars. 48024.
Hamburger House. 25410.
Hamburgers. 35651.
Hammer song. 24219 (480)
Hammock lullaby. 18845 (91)
Hammock song. 10893.
Hampton miniature arrow scores. 1370-1373.
Hampton music for two pianos. 6278.
Han skal leve. 6279,
Hand in hand. 30536, 48025.
Hand in hand, hearts in love. 20183.
Hand it over to your Uncle Sam. 48026.
Hand of friendship. 24219 (481)
Hand over the dough. 39046.
Hand song. 10894.
Handfuls of purpose. 38171 (138)
Handing it back. 20184.
Handle with care. 6280, 43006.
Hands. 10895.
Hands across America. 25411.
Hands across the border. 15811.
Hands across the country. 25412.
521888 0 - 43-7
2057
Hands across the sea. 10896.
Hands of God in the trees. 43007.
Hands off his heart, Australia. 25413.
Hands off Old Glory. 30537.
Hands that rocked my cradle. 43008.
Hands up. 34788 (130, 320, 644), 38171 (39, 124-126,
$14, 321-324, 362), 41610 (34, 73, 158), 50835 (210)
Handsome knight. 10897.
Handwriting on my heart. 20185.
Handy Spandy. 1374. :
Hang a liberty bell on your Xmas tree. 51578.
Hang your troubles in the sunshine, 1375.
Hang your troubles on a rainbow. 43009.
Hangin’ around, waitin’ for you. 15812.
Hanging by my. heels from the moon. 1376.
Hanging from der linden tree. 25414.
Hanging in the hock shop window. 35652.
Hangover from love. 15813.
Hank is a Yank in a tank. 35653.
Hank, the New York Yank. 35654.
Hank, the Yank, in the U.S. tank. 43010.
Hanna Fey from Santa Fe. 51579.
Hanoi. 30538.
Hansel & Gretel. 32689.
Hap - hap - happy tap room. 1377.
Hap, hap, happy Yankee, 30539.
Happidrome march, 25415..
Happiness. 1378, 14692 (250), 20186, 48027.
Happiness Corral, 20187.
Happiness grows like a flower. 15814.
Happiness is ever where you are. 43011.
Happiness is jes’ a thing called Joe. 35655,
Happiness lives with me. 15815.
Happiness street. 1379.
Happy. 1380, 20188, 35656.
Happy adventure. 14692 (251)
Happy American way. 10898.
Happy Americans. 1381.
Happy & gay. 39047.
Happy as a school boy. 43012.
Happy as can be. 35657.
Happy birds. 24219 (482, 483),
' 30540.
Happy birthday. 24219 (484), 51580.
Happy birthday Dinele. 6281.
Happy birthday to our President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. 6282.
Happy birthday to you. 15816.
Happy children, 5201 (370)
Happy Children’s day. 30541.
Happy day. 30542.
Happy days. 25416, 51581.
Happy days are coming. 20189.
Happy days are coming again. 10899.
Happy days are on their way. 24219 (485)
Happy days, I remember. 35658,
Happy days will come again. 25417.
Happy Easter voices. 1382.
Happy farmer joins the navy. 20190.
Happy friends. 10900.
Happy go lucky days. 10901.
Happy-go-lucky, Jim. 6283.
Happy good-morning to you. 43013.
Happy hobo. 15817.
Happy holiday. 20191, 53636 (186)
Happy Hollow. 43014,
Happy Hottentot. 10902.
Happy hours. 10903.
Happy hymns of praise. 25418, 48028.
Happy in love. 43015.
Happy in the Lord. 20192.
Happy in the Savior’s love. 20193.
Happy Jack. 10904,
Happy Jack Turner. 20194.
Happy journey. 25419.
Happy Land. 51582.
Happy landing. 10905, 10906, 30543, 48029.
Happy landings. 30544.
Happy landings second air force. 48030.
Happy landings, wherever you go. 51583.
‘Happy little clock. 30545.
Happy medium. 15818.
Happy memories. 48031.
Happy Mleen in the U.S. marine [?] 43016.
Happy mood. 35659.
Happy New Year. 43017.
Happy occasion. 29091 (223)
Happy pancho. 15819.
Happy plowman. 6284.
Happy polka. 10907.
Happy reunion. 48032.
Happy secrets. 24219 (486)
Happy shootin’. 6285.
Happy soldier. 43018.
Happy song. 14692 (252)
Happy to meet Mr. Jappy. 25420.
Happy Tom O’Day. 24219 (487)
Happy trail. 10908.
Happy Valley. 6286.
Happy voices. 38171 (139)
Happy wanderer. 29091 (224)
Happy words. 1383, 25421.
Happy Yank. 48033.
Harapos de mis Suenos. 35660.
Harbor defense of the Delaware. 35661.
Harbor in Hawaii. 6287.
Harbor light. 5201 (371)
Harbor lights. 48034.
Harbor lights keep burning. 30546.
Harbor of dreams. 1384, 10909.
Harbor of home. 25422.
Harbor of my heart. 43019.
Harbor of our dreams. 25423.
Harbor of Pearl. 39048.
Harbor of tomorrow. 30547.
Harbor of your heart. 10910.
Hard to please. 25424.
Hardey’s (Bill) songs of the gay nineties & other
favorites. 39049.
Hari kari. 43020.
Hark! All around the welkin rings. 52512.
Hark! Hark! My soul. 38171 (140)
Hark! Hark! ‘The lark. 14692 (253)
Hark the herald angels Sing. 20195.
Hark! Toe liberty bell’s a-ringing. 30548.
‘Hark! What mean those holy voices. 24219 (488)
Hark! Ye gentle musicians. 24219 (489, 490)
Hark; your country’s calling. 30549.
Harlem harmony. 6288.
Harlem holiday. 51584.
Harlem inthe groove. 10911.
Harlem jive. 20196.
Harlem on parade. 10912.
Harlem reservation. 20197.
Harlem rhumba. 43021.
Harlem serenade. 20198.
Harlem soldier boys. 30550.
Harlem Special. 1385, 25425.
Harlem’s inthe army. 25426.
Harlemwood. 30551.
Harlequin’s serenade. 34788 (241)
Harmoniumstudier. 41610 (56)
Harmony, victory, liberty. 20199.
Harms concert band folio. 15820.
Harold, King of Norway. 24219 (491)
Harpe celeste. 24219 (492)
INDEX
pt. 3, n.-s., v. 37
Harper’s song. 25427.
Harriet waltz. 39050.
Harry married Mary on the merry-go-round. 43022.
Harry’s an air raid warden now. 20200.
Hartz mein. 51585.
Harvard blues. 20201.
Harvest cantata. 41610 (57)
Harvest home. 53636 (187)
Harvest home march. 24219 (493, 494)
Harvest lullaby. 1386.
. Harvest our dreams. 30552.
Harvest Thanksgiving. 43023.
Harvest time. 1387.
Harvey method fortrombone &baritone. 15821.
Harvey, the humble bumble bee. 1388.
Has anyone told you I love you. 51586.
Has-been. 20203.
Has de llorar. 20202.
Has sorrow thy young days shaded. 47124 (169)
Hashkivenu. 15822.
Hasicska. 10913.
Hassan, the camel driver. 20204.
Hassan s assassins. 20205.
Hast thou not known. 9582 (184)
Hasta la vista. 15823.
Hasta llegar ati. 20206.
Hasta luego. 48035.
Hasta mafiana. 39051.
Haste away the fields are white. 24219 (495)
Hat song. 20207.
Hatikvah. 30553.
Hats off. 1389, 10914, 10915, 20208, 30554,
48035*, 51587.
Hats off America. 6289, 20209, 48036.
Hats off & cheer them. 1390.
Hats off to General MacArthur. 10916, 10917.
Hats off to MacArthur. 6290, 6291, 10918, 39052.
Hats off to MacArthur & our boys down there. 10919,”
10920, 15824.
Hats off to Mister Roosevelt. 20210:
Hats off to our boys. 35662.
Hats off to the boys. 1391.
Hats off to the Colors. 43024.
Hats off to the girls in the air. 35663.
Hats off to the men of the hour. 6292.
Hats off to the medical corps. 43025.
Hats off to the soldier lad. 20211, 30555.
Hats off to the stars that hang outside the door.
43026, 51588.
Hats off to you. 39053, 51589.
Haunted. 39054.
Haunted by you. 30556.
‘Haunted Hawaii. 48037.
Haunted palace. 25428.
Haunted tree. 43027.
Haunting blue eyes. 51590.
Haunting me. 43028.
Haunting melody. 30557.
Haunting midnight memories. 6293.
Haunting shadows. 43029.
Haunting tune. 25429.
Hauptquartier, gez. Stein. 14692 (254)
Hauserl in grinzing. 29091 (225)
Havana. 20212.
Havana midnight. 51591.
Havana moonlight. 15825.
Havana Rose. 10921, 25430.
Have a cup of coffee. 1392.
Have a few beers. 1393. ;
Have a good time while I’m gone. 43030.
Have a heart. 6294, 43031, 43032.
Have a heart, Josephine, have a_ heart.
20213.
2058.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Have:a little cheer with you. 35664.
Have courage, my dear. 15826.
Have faith cherie. 20214.
Have faith in God. 50835 (146)
Have faith in me. 15827.
Have mercy, oh cruel one. 10922,
Have the band play Stardust. 15828.
Have V everywhere to-day. 43033.
Have you a mommy for sale. 15829.
Have you a treasure up there. 34788 (242)
Have you been drinking. 1394.
Have you bought a bond today. 20215.
Have you done your bit. 20216.
Have you ever been to Mexico. 20217.
Have you ever had a pal like mine. 30558.
Have you ever met Johnny. 1395.
Have you forgotten. 10923, 20218, 30559, 30560,
51592.
Have you forgotten God. 38171 (141)
Have you forgotten your promise to me. 20219.
Have you had your iron today. 15830.
Have you heard. 15831, 39055.
Have you heard of that Russian clime. 43034.
Have you lost His name. 53636 (188)
Have you lost the way. 38171 (142)
Have you prayed it through. 53636 (189)
Have you seen Nick in his uniform. 43035.
Have you tried. 35665.
Have your fling in the morning, guy, guy, guy
fol-de-rol riddy iddy guy. 43036, 51593.
Haven't we met before. 39056.
Having tea. 51594.
Havlickuv pochod. 24219 (496)
‘Hawaii. 6295, 10924, 51595.
Hawaii across the sea. 30561.
Hawaii, aloha to you. 2036, 6296.
Hawaii blues. 1396.
Hawaii calls. 1397.
Hawaii here we come. 10925.
Hawaii, I hear you calling. 20220.
Hawaii moon, your glow so silvery. 1398.
Hawaii smiles. 10926.
Hawaii, tropical isle. 15832.
Hawaii will be dream land again. 6297.
Hawaii will be paradise again. 10927.
Hawaiian days & Hawaiian nights. 35666.
Hawaiian dream of love. 25431.
Hawaiian echoes. 6298.
Hawaiian guitar method in E 7th tuning.
51596.
Hawaiian heart prince. 10928.
Hawaiian lullaby. 10929, 30562, 43037.
Hawaiian memories. 6299.
Hawaiian moon. 1399, 25432, 35667.
Hawaiian moonlight. 25433.
Hawaiian steel guitar method. 53636 (190)
Hawaiian sunset. 39057.
Hawaiian ways. 6300.
Hawaiin [?] love call. 10930.
Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor. 15833.
Hawian [?] nights. 43038.
Hawthorn tree. 41610 (58)
Hay que cuidar el amor. 25434,
Hay que reir. 25435.
Hay ride. 14692 (255)
‘Hay tn enigma. 6301.
Haydn souvenir. 24219 (497)
Hayfoot, strawfoot. 25436, 35668, 48038.
Hayloft. 48039.
Hay’tah artsi. 30563.
Haz de volver. 30564.
Hazel dell. 25437.
Hazel eyes. 34788 (243), 38171 (143)
Hazel, me & the old oak tree. 15834.
Hazy days, lazy ways. 15835.
Hazy moon. 39058.
He alone. 39059.
He also sends the rain. 50835 (147)
He answered the call. 39060.
He came all so still. -6802, 53636 (191)
He came from Indiana. 1400.
He can do it. 29091 (226)
He can’t get it up anymore, the landlady’s lament.
15836. :
He cares for me. 43039.
He comes up smiling. 24219 (498), 47124 (170)
He did so much for me. 38171 (144)
He didn’t ask me. 43040.
He didn’t believe me. 1401.
He didn’t have. 25438, 30565, 39061.
He didn’t know how. 15837.
He died, but not in vain. 20221.
He died for me. 43041.
He doesn’t know that I care. 10931.
He found a star. 38619.
He gave His life for me. 24219 (499)
He gave his life for the U.S.A. 6303.
He gave me a song. 38171 (145)
He gives me joy. 5201 (372)
He giveth His beloved sleep. 30566.
He goes to meeting. 48040.
He ha shout. 1402.
He has two hearts to give away. 39062.
He hath been alway mindful. 29091 (227)
He heard the bugles calling. 24219 (500)
He is all I need. 34788 (244)
He is all in all to me. 5201 (373)
He is coming. 35669.
e is coming again. 35106, 53636 (192)
He is gone. 30567.
He is my salvation. 39063.
He is my Savior. 6304, 48041.
He is not here. 20222.
He is the boy in your army & she is an anchorette.
30568.
He is your friend. 24219 (501)
He it is that loveth me. 34788 (245)
He just ain’t booted. 1403.
He kept running after the girl. 5201 (374)
He knows. 15838.
He knows & understands. 30569.
He knows just how much you can bear. 15839.
He leadeth me. 24219 (502), 25439.
He left the ninety & nine. 20223.
He lifts me higher each day. 43042.
He lived in the house down the street. 39064. -
He lives. 6305.
He loved me so. 1404,
He loved me so tenderly. 53636 (193)
He loves everybody. 24219 (504)
He loves me so. 38171 (146)
He made it plain to me. 48042.
He maketh wars to cease. 50835 (148)
He may never make the headlines. 43043.
He met her in Palm Springs. 15840.
He never broke a promise, 29091 (228)
He never will leave me. 53636 (194)
He paid the price for me. 29091 (229)
He plays the horses. 39065, 48043.
He promised me. 35670.
He ransomed me. 34788 (247)
He rescued me. 29091 (230)
He satisfies. 34788 (248)
He satisfies me. 51597.
He saves me. 38171 (147)
2059
He lives, He keeps, He saves. 24219 (503), 34788 (246)
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
He sent me you. 53636 (195)
He shall come down like rain. 14692 (256)
He shall reign. 38171 (148)
He shall reign forever. 29091 (231)
He sofiado. 43044.
’ He speaks to me that I may speak. 5201 (375)
He that believeth in Me. 24219 (505)
He that liveth. 6306.
He thinketh upon me. 38171 (149)
He thought of me. 24219 (506)
He told me that too. 1405.
He wi. 1406. A
He understands. 24219 (507)
He used to love me. 20224.
He wants to be a pilot. 1407, 10932.
He was a friend of mine. 38171 (150)
He was a Soldier from the U.S.A. fightiug for his
native land. 24219 (508)
He was just another lover. 20225.
He was the fifth to find the Firth of Forth. 43045.
He was wounded for our transgressions. 39066.
He watches over me. 10933.
He wears a pair of silver sings. 10934, 25440, 39067.
He wears a uniform. 43046.
He went out & joined the marines. 39068.
He will abundantly pardon. 53636 (196)
He will answer every prayer. 34788 (249)
He will be very gracious unto thee. 39069.
He will come back - my soldier love. 30570.
He will comfort you. 6307.
He will hold my hand. 5201 (376)
He will not destroy. 48044.
He will return to me. 43047.
He won't want to lie in bed. 48045.
He wore a maple leaf upon his shoulder. 48046.
He wouldn’t pay the doctor. 53636 (197)
He wrote his message ina song. 30571.
Head over heels in love. 39070.
Headin’ down the canyon trail. 15841.
Headin’ for hallelujah. 43048.
Headin’ for the Valley of Tomorrow. 20226.
Headin’ for victory. 10935.
Headin’ home. 30572.
Heading home. 30573.
Heading for victory. 10936.
Headlines. 35671.
Heads up. 1408, 25441, 48047.
Heads up, here comes the army. 51598.
Healer. 1409.
Healing presence. 35672.
Heap bad Jap, me scalpum. 25442.
Hear me calling to you. 6308.
Hear me calling you dear. 48048.
Hear me Lord. 1410, 30574.
Hear me, OGod. 6309.
Hear me tell you. 48049.
Hear my prayer. 5201 (377), 6310.
Hear my prayer, O God. 14692 (257)
Hear my prayer, O Lord. 10937, 18845. (92), 39071.
Hear my twilight serenade. 48050.
Hear my voice. 35673.
Hear, O Father. 20227.
Hear O Lord. 53636 (198)
Hear O ye kings. 30575.
Hear our call. 43049.
Hear the angels sing. 35674.
Hear the beat of my heart. 10938.
Hear the bugle’s call. 43050.
Hear the call. 48051.
Hear the lion roar, watch the eagle soar.
10939.
Hear the mighty mourn. 6311.
Hear the singing. 10940.
2060
Hear Thou our prayer, O Lord. 51599.
Hear us O Lord. 24219 (509)
Hearken unto Me. 53636 (199)
Heart ballads. 30576-30582.
Heart-beat. 43051.
Heart beats. 1411, 35675.
Heart-beats of our nation.
Heart bound. 15842.
Heart-break. 25443.
Heart broken. 1412.
Heart doesn’t lie. 48052.
Heart for rent. 43052.
Heart. for sale. 30583.
Heart is known by company it keeps. 39073.
Heart o’ mine. 24219 (510)
Heart of all America is high. 10941.
Heart of America. 10942, 20228, 20229, 30584, 35676.
Heart of Britain. 25444.
Heart of Canada. 10943.
Heart of hearts. 24219 (511)
Heart of mine. 5201 (378)
Heart of my heart. 6312, 48053.
Heart of my love. 10944.
Heart of Paddy Whack. 9582 (185), 14692 (258)
Heart of Russian music. 35677.
Heart of Scandinavian music. 43053.
Heart of the piano concerto. 20230.
Heart of the sea. 38171 (151)
Heart. of the wildwood. 1413.
Heart of the woodland. 30585.
Heart on my sleeve. 6313.
Heart remembers all. 35678.
39072.
‘Heart sorrow. 50835 (149)
Heart that is broken for you. 1414.
Heart throbs. 1415.
Heart to heart. 1416, 39074.
Heart to heart talk. 20231.
Heart to heart with Jesus. 41610 (59)
Heart wounds. 35679.
Heart you stole from me. 15843.
Heartache. 15844, 43054.
Heartache lullaby. 25445.
Heartaches. 10945, 20232, 35680.
Heartaches & hangovers. 6314.
Heartaches for you. 15845.
Heartaches waltz. 10946.
Heartbreak blues. 15846.
Heartbreak Hill. 20233, 20234.
Heartbreak stay hid behind my smile. 1417.
Heartbroken. 20235. .
Heartbroken & lonesome. 35681.
Heartbroken blues. 15847.
Heartbroken lover. 6315.
Heartbroken melody. 43055.
Heartbroken watching. 43056.
Hearth song. 10947.
Heartless. 20236.
Hearts. 35682.
Hearts across the sea. 10948.
Hearts & flowers. 43057.
Hearts are funny things. 6316.
Heart’s content. 48054.
Heart’s desire. 53636 (200)
Heart’s devotion. 24219 (512)
Heart’s ease. 30586, 43058.
Hearts entwined in memory. 30587. :
Hearts for sale. 43059.
Hearts in harmony again. 30588.
Hearts in love. 47124 (171)
Hearts of promise. 50835 (150)
Heart’s own lullabye. 30589.
Heartstrings. 6317.
Hearty welcome home. 30590.
Heat comes with the summer. 30591.
Heather. 15848.
Heather is blooming in Scotland. 25446.
Heave-a-ho. 15849.
Heave, ho, America. 1418.
Heave hol..Let the wind blow. 1419.
Heave ho, my hearties. 15850.
Heaven. 5201 (379, 380) 10949, 10950, 20237, 30592.
Heaven & love. 20238.
Heaven & you. 10951, 25447.
Heaven beside a fireplace. 10952,
Heaven bound. 43060.
Heaven cafe. 51600.
Heaven for two. 48055.
Heaven has told me. 35683.
Heaven help me. 30593, 51601.
Heaven, hold back the dawn. 30594.
Heaven ina dream. 6318.
Heaven in a side street cafe. 20239.
Heaven in Hawaii. 15851.
Heaven is a moment in your arms. 10953.
Heaven is calling. 35684.
Heaven is here. 20240, 43061.
Heaven is home. 24219 (513)
Heaven is mine again. 1420.
Heaven is not very far. 1421.
Heaven knows. 1422, 30595.
Heaven knows why. 10954.
Heaven lost an angel. 1423.
Heaven measured you for me.
18845 (93)
Heaven must be like this. 30596.
Heaven never held such charms. 43062.
Heaven on a rainbow. 20241.
Heaven on earth. 6319, 10955, 20242.
Heaven on earth for two. 35685.
Heaven on the moon. 30597,
Heaven only knows. 25448.
Heaven seems a little bit nearer. 15852.
Heaven sent. 15853.
Heaven sent me down an angel. 35686.
Heaven sent you. 39075.
Heaven sings. 10956.
Heaven was there. 10957.
Heaven will be mine. 6320.
Heaven with you. 35687.
Heavenly blue eyes & freckles too. 35688.
Heavenly dream. 15854.
Heavenly Father, hear my prayer. 51602.
Heavenly Father we’re at Thy command.
Heavenly hideaway. 1424, 20243.
Heavenly, isn’t it. 20244.
Heavenly light. 1425.
Heavenly lipstick. 10958.
Heavenly mansions. 432064.
Heavenly star. 29091 (232)
Heavenly stranger. 24219 (514)
Heavenly trail. 25449.
Heavenly voice. 24219 (515)
Heavens above! I’m falling in love with you. 39076.
Heavens are telling. 14692 (259)
Heaven’s balcony of love. 20245.
Heavens cried for me. 6321.
' Heaven’s gateway. 47124 (172)
Heaven’s gift to me. 15855.
Heaven’s just next door. 48056.
Heaven’s little acre. 1426.
Heaven’s not so far away. 25450.
Heaven’ 8 radio. 39077.
Heav’n, heav’n. 10959.
Heck with the taxes. 6322.
He’d have to answer the bell. 5201(381), 18845 (94)
_He’d keep on saying good night. 5201 (382)
9582 (186),
43063.
2061
He‘d kiss her from London to Dover. 14692 (260),
29091 (233)
Heddin’ [?] for a weddin’, 25451.
Hedwig. 20246.
Hee-haw. 50835 (151)
Hee haw song. 26171.
Heed the call. 6323.
Heel & toe polka. 15856.
Heel heel Hitler. 48057.
Heel Hitler, 15857, 25452.
Heel Hitler’s black mustache.
Hei aa haa melodien. 1427. —
Heigh-ho cheerio. 25453.
Heigh-ho the hoe-down way. 10960.
Heigh-ho the sunshine. 34788 (250)
Heil Hitler American style. 1428.
Heil, kaiser, dir. 9582 (189, 190)
Heilands ruf. 24219 (516)
Heimatwimpel. 34788 (251)
Heimweh. 25454,
Heiress from Buenos Aires. 6324.
Heiter ohne sorgen. 14692 (261)
Helen my darling. 39078.
Helen of Troy. 1429.
Helena. 6325, 20247, 25455; 39079.
Helena! Helena. 10961.
Helena polka. 10962.
Helene. 14692 (262)
He’ll always answer prayer. 43065.
He’ll be a whaler of a sailor. 30598.
Hell bent, for victory! For liberty! Scat.
Hell-bound train. 35689.
He’ll carry the burden for you. 20248.
He’ll come back again. 10963.
He’ll love to the end. 24219 (517)
He’ll never turn one away. 20249.
He’ ll pilot me over life’s sea. 22586.
He’ll put the ax to the Axis. 1430.
He’ll safely pilot me. 30599.
Hell with Hitler, it’s the good old U.S.A.
6326.
Hello again. 1431, 20250.
Hello, America calling. 25456.
Hello Americans. 20251, 30600, 43067.
Hello & goodbye. 51603.
Hello, Axis, we’re the Allies. 43068.
Hello baby. 1432, 10964.
Hello baby hello. 35690.
Hello boys. - 10965.
Hello, boys, I’m back again. 47124 (173)
Hello boys, this is station U.S.A. calling you.
25457.
Hello Britain. 30601.
Hello Broadway. 14692 (109, 110), 34788 (72, 151,
252, 298, 478, 481, 588)
Hello, brother, hello. 10966.
Hello Butch. 10967, 25458.
Hello, central, give me 402. 43069.
Hello, daybreak, so long yesterday. 43070.
Hello Dorothy May; there she goes. 50835 (152)
Hello, England, here we come. 43071.
Hello everybody. 10968.
Hello everybody back home. 30602.
Hello Frisco. 47124 (174)
Hello Frisco I called you up to say hello. 84788 (253)
41610 (60)
Hello funnyface. 10969.
Hello goodlookin’. 10970.
Hello gorgeous. 20252.
Hello, Hawaii, how are you. 53636 (201, 202)
Hello! Hello! Hello. 43072.
Hello:- hello - Tokio. 20253.
Hello, high, wide & handsome. 10971.
15858.
43066.
INDEX
pt..3, n. s., v. 37
Hello, Hitler. 51604. Helping mother. 30607. .
Hello! Honey. 39080. Helping our boys across the sea. 51611.
Hello little girl of my dreams. 30603. Helping the dawn to break. 15864.
Hello Lola. 20254. Helping Uncle Sam. 25463, 35699, 39081.
Hello, Lola, hello. 25459. Helpless & alone. 10980.
Hello love. 25460. Helplessly in love. 1439.
Hello ma. 25461. Helter skelter. 38171 (153), 47124 (175)
Hello Mathuselah [?] 6327. Hemispheric rhapsody. 39082.
Hello, mi amiga. 20255. Hen. 6331.
Hello, Min. 35691. Hendrickson method for clarinet. 20266.
Hello Mister Moon. 35692. Hen-pecked daddy. 30608.
Hello mom. 43073. ; Henry Foo. 48062.
Hello mom, hello dad, hello darling. 35693. Hep cat’s love song. 35700.
Hello mother. 43074. | Hep, hep, hep. 48063.
Hello, mother, hello. 51605, 51606. Hep, hep, hep hoor«y for Mary. 1440.
Hello my darling. 1433. Hep-cat Addie. 6332.
Hello, my friends. 48058. Hepnology. 15865.
Hello! Neighbor: hello! Hello! Again. 51607. Hepster’s glide. 51612.
Hello, new moon, hello. 43075. Her beautiful eyes. 20267.
Hello New. York. 10972. Her cardboard lover. 39199.
Hello over there. 48059. Her decision. 43083.
Hello Private Doe. 10973, 10974. Her little cabin window. 30609.
Hello sailor. 20256. Her old man was suspicious. 43084.
Hello soldier. 35694. Her reservation. 51613.
. Hello soldier boys. 15859. Her rose. 14692 (263), 53636 (203)
Hello, son. 20257. Her soldier boy, Jim. 6333.
Hello, South America. 10975. Her voice was wistful. 30610.
Hello, sweetheart. 43076. Her wandering boy. 24219 (519)
Hello, sweetheart, goodbye. 20258. ‘Herald. 18845 (95)
Hello, sweetheart, hello. 35695. Herald of peace. 24219 (520), 47124 (176)
Hello there. 51608. Herald of song. 34788 (255)
Hello to our boys incamp. 1434. _ Heralds of spring. 47124 (177) :
Hello to.the army, navy and marines. 51571. Herbert (Victor) album. 43085-43088.
Hello to the sun. 48060. Herbert (Victor) album for violin & piano. 25464.
Hello Tokio. 20259. Herbstlied. 20268.
Hello, Tokyo. 20260, 20261. . | Herbstnacht. 34788 (256)
Hello Tokyo here we come. 30604. Herculean march. 5201 (383), 53636 (204)
Hello to Tokyo, with a bang,bang, bang, bang, boom. Here a lonely soldier, I. 20269.
10976. Here after. 35701.
Hello wonderful. 1435. -Here aml alone. 35702.
Hello world. 20262. -Here am I, but where are you. 39083.
Hello Yankee. 1436. Here am I, O land of mine. 30611, 43089.
Hello you, this is me. 43077. Here am I, trying to be gay. 43090.
Hell’s a poppin’ over there. 35696. Here & there. 34788 (257)
Hellzapoppin’. 6328, 6392, 48055. Here come soldier boys. 43091.
Helo’s blues. 30605. Here come the boys of 717. 10981.
Help America. 43078. Here come the heroes. 43092.
Help buy a bomber. 43079. Here come the married men. 38171 (154)
Help defend the U.S.A. 35697. Here come the Shriners. 25465.
Help keep ’em flying. 10977. Here come the soldier boys. 30612.
Help keep them flying. 51609. Here come the sons of a mighty nation. 39084.
Help keep this a free America. 6329. Here come the Yankees. 15866.
Help me, Lord, to tell the story. 43080. Here come the Yanks. 6334, 20270, 20271, 25466,
Help me to forget. 20263. 39085, 48064, 48065.
Help me with my plan. 48061. Here come the Yanks breakin’ through. 15867.
Help our country win this war. 35698. Here come those Yanks again. 25467.
Help our heroes. 15860, 43081. Here come Uncle Sam’s Yanks. 39086.
Help the boys at Corregidor. 15861. Here comes a Canadian soldier-boy. 6335.
Help the boys to victory. 20264, 30606. Here comes a dream. 25468.
Help the good old U.S.A. 1437. Here comes a Soldier. 10982, 20272.
Help the man that’s down. 24219 (518) Here comes America. 1441, 6336, 6337, 10983,
Help the one next to you. 38171 (152) 10984, 15868, 20273, 20274, 25469, 30613, 30614.
Help the U.S.A. 15862. Here comes Anita. 20275.
Help the United States whip the Japs. 15863. Here comes Dick from Buckhannon. 43093.
Help Uncle Sam. 20265. Here comes Frankie. 6338.
Help Uncle Sam beat Japan. 10978. Here comes MacArthur. 25470.
Help Uncle Sam dig in. 10979. Here comes Old Glory. 6339.
Help us to help others to-day. 34788 (254) Here comes Old Glory again. 48066.
Help us to live for others. 43082. Here comes our navy. 30615.
Help your Uncle. 6330. | Here comes our Uncle Sammy. 15869.
Help your Uncle Sam. 51610. Here comes that bandman. 10985.
Helper. 25462. Here comes that doughboy. 48067.
Helping hands across the sea. 1438. Here comes that dream of mine. 16870.
2062
Here comes that moon again. 30616.
Here comes the general. 43094.
Here comes the infantry. 10986.
Here comes the jolly old coffee pot. 1442.
Here comes the junk man. 30617.
Here comes the navy. 20276, 30618, 35703, 48068.
Here comes the U.S.A. 10987-10989, 15871, 39087,
43095.
Here comes Tootsie. 50835 (153).
Here comes Uncle Sam. 30619, 39088, 51614.
Here comes your Uncle Sam. 20277.
Here goes my. hand into my pocket. 51615.
Here goes nothin’. 20278.
HereIam. 35704.
Here Iam again. 25471.
Here I am alone, again. 10990, 20279, 20280.
Here I am, eight years old - routine. 10991.
Here'I am in the army. 15872.
Here Iam in your arms, 43096.
Here Iam, Uncle Sam. 10992, 25472.
HereI go. 39089.
Here I go, falling in love with you again, 6340.
Here I go in that tailspin. 25473.
Here I sit with you. 30620.
Here I stand, with my heart in my hand. 48069.
- Here in America. 43097.
Here in cool grot. 14692 (264)
Here in my arms tonight. 30621.
Here in my heart. 20281, 39090.
Here in my life. 43098. .
Here in old Vincennes. 6341.
Here in the dawn. 1443.
Here in the night. 10993.
Here is arose. 20282.
Here is autumn. 43099,
Here is my heart dear. 20283.
Here it is that song for you. 35705.
Here lies Jack the bear. 30622.
Here lies my love. 30623.
Here ‘neath the stars. 30624,
Here on atropic island, I’m thinking of you, my love.
39091.
Here on earth. 6342.
Here or over there, 25474,
Here she comes. 6343.
Here they come. 1444, 35706, 39092.
Here those Americans come. 43100.
Here today & gone to-morrow. 10994.
Here was love. 43101.
Here we are. 30625, 48070, 51616.
Here we are alone. 30626.
Here we are America. 10995.
Here we are, Americans. 6344,
Here we are at last. 39093.
Here we are back in Paradise Lane. 25475.
Here we are! Here we are! Here we are again.
14692 (265)
Here we come. 1445, 6345, 10996, 10997, 20284,
20285, 25476- 25479, 30627, 30628, 35707- 35710,
39094, 43102- 43104, 48071- 48073, 51617.
Here we come Britain. 15873, 30629,
Here we come Japan. 25480.
Here we come, oh my country. 39095.
Here we come "Shickelgruber, here we come.
39096, 48074.
Here we come, the yoo hoo boys. 39097.
Here we come "three million strong. 48075.
Here we come, Toxyo. 6346.
Here we come Uncle Sam. 10998, 35711, 39098, 48076.
Here we go. 6347, 10999, 20286, ‘25481, 30630, "39099,
43105, 48077.
Here we go again. 6348, 20287, 39100.
Here we go again boys. 1446, 20288, 20289.
Here we go boys. 1447, 11000
Here we go D. U. 30631.
Here we go - here we come. 35712.
Here we go marching again. 1448.
Here we go over there again. 1449.
Here we go to Tokyo. 1450.
Here within my heart. 51618.
Here yet awhile. 6349.
Here you are. 11001.
Hereafter. 30632.
Here's a bale of cotton for you. 29091 (234,
235,
Here's a hand. 20290.
Here's a kiss for sonny. 39101.
Here's a kiss for your lips. 25482.
Here's a rose for you. 14692 (266)
Here's a thought for you. 20291.
Here's a toast to the coast guard. 15874.
Here's a toast to the ghost of Hitler. 1451.
wv we ee Be eee Ul]
-Here’s a toast to the heroes of our nation.
48078.
Here’ s a Yankee souvenir. 11002.
Here’ s another boy for Uncle Sam. 15875.
Here’s good luck to the Red, White, & Blue.
35713.
Here’s how. 48079.
Here's my heart. 15876.
Here's my heart & my hand Uncle Sam. 6350.
Here s my heart Uncle Sam. 25483.
Here’s my heart, what’s your hurry. 35714.
Here's my son. 11003.
Here | s our best wishes to you. 35715.
Here’ s the key. 6351.
Here’s the key to my heart. 15877.
Here’s the ring. 20292, 51619.
Here’s three cheers. 43106.
Here's to a dream come true. 30633.
Here’s to all of them. 11004.
Here’ s to all our fighting men. 48080.
Here’s to America, 51620.
Here’s to Doug MacArthur, hero of Bataan.
20293.
Here’s to good: old water drink it down. 50835
(154)
Here’s to Hitler. 25484.
Here’ s to love. 11005, 43197.
Here’s to MacArthur & his Yankee boys.
6352.
Here’s to my buddy. 43108.
Here’s to Old Glory. 30634, 51621.
Here’s to our boys. 11006.
Here’s to our love. 30635.
Here’s to our own Red, White & Blue. 25485,
Here’s to Sigma nu. 30636,
Here’s to the air corps. 20294.
Here's to the boys. 30637.
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Here's to the boys of Uncle Sammy. 39102.
Here s to the fighting marines. 51622.
Here’s to the Flag. 35716.
Here's to the Flag, keep it flying over here,
over there, everywhere. 30638.
Here’s to the good old U.S.A. 30639.
Here’s to the men in our navy, & here’s to
the Red, White & Blue. 48081.
Here’ s to the merchant marines. 11007.
Here’ s to the Red, White & Blue. 6353, 30640.
Here’ s to the U. S.A. 20295.
Here’s to the Yankee sailor. 43109.
Here’ 3 to the Yanks. 25486,
Here’ 8 tous. 9582 (187)
Here’s to victory for the dear old U. S. A.
11008.
Here’s to you. 20296, 30641.
2063
Here’ 8 to you America. 51623.
Here’ 8 to you brave soldier boy. 35717.
Here’ 8 to you, dear America, 25487.
Here’ 8 to you, MacArthur. 6354, 11009.
Here’ 8 to you, Uncle Sam. 25488.
Here’ S Uncle Sam’s boys now. 6355.
Here’ 8 what you are. 15878.
Here’s your hat. 43110.
Heritage. 39103.
Hermann heest er. 5201 (384)
Hermann the magic man. 34788 (258)
Hermit on Honeymoon Hill. 30642.
Hermit’s life. 48082.
Hero in our town - is the boy in uniform. 35718..
Hero of all my dreams. 5201 (385), 18845 (96)
Hero of Bataan. 11010, 20297.
Hero of Luzon. 30643.
Hero of my dreams. 51624.
Hero of the A.E.F. 39104.
Heroes. 6356.
Heroes all. 50835 (155)
Heroes all Americans. 43111.
Heroes at sea. 20298.
Heroes forever. 15879.
Heroes laugh last. 11011.
Heroes never die. 30644.
Heroes of America. 43112.
Heroes of Bataan. 15880, 20299, 20300, 25489,
30645, 39105.
Heroes ‘of Corregidor. 30646.
Heroes of freedom’s Flag. 35719.
Heroes of Pearl Harbor. 6357, 15881.
Heroes of the empire. 34788 (259), $8171 (155)
Heroes of the U.S.A. 15882, 48083.
Heroes of Wake Isle. 48084.
Heroic overture. 35720.
Heroic tale. 39106.
Hero’ 8S baby. 20301.
Hero’s march. 48085.
‘Herr Gott, Beherrscher aller dinge. 30647.
Herr Hitler. 20302.
- Herr Peder och liten Kerstin. 6358, 6359.
Herrliche strom. 5201 (386)
Herth (Milt) collection of popular standard organ
solos. 35721.
Herzensfreud-herzensleid. 36727.
He’ a buck private with the ground crew. 48086.
He’ ’s a fighting marine. 48087.
He’ 8 a fighting son of a fighting Yank. 39107.
- oie guy but he don’t like boogey woogey.
He’ 3a jelly roll baker. 30649.
He’ Samarine. 39108.
He’s a private in the army, but he’s captain of my
heart. 48088.
He’s a rag picker. 5201 (387)
He’ 8 a real all-American now. 30650, 43113.
He’ 8 a Soldier boy now. 39109.
He’ ba solid American guy. 1452.
He’s a spanking Yank. 30651.
He’ a traveling man for Uncle Sam. 48089.
He’s a typical American boy. 25490.
He’s a U.S. marine. 1453.
He’s a wolf. 25491.
He’. 8a Yank. 11012.
He’ 8 always so near. 20303.
He’ 8 an unknown hero. 30652.
He’ 8 back. 20304.
He’ 8 coming for me. 51625.
He’ 5 commander-in-chief of my heart. 30653.
He’ 8 fighting for our freedom. $9110.
He’s gone to be a soldier. 35722.
He's got a beat. 20305.
He’. 8 got a way with the women. 25492.
He’s her soldier boy, saying good-bye.
43114.
He’ 8 in the army now. 11013.
He’ 8 in the navy. 30654.
He’ 2 in the navy now. 35723.
He’ 8 just a soldier boy. 6360.
He’ S just an average American. 25493.
" He’s king of the U.S.A. 11014.
He’ S looking for a letter. 15883.
He’ S my beau. 20306.
He’ S my boy. 30655.
He’s my cousin if she’s your niece. 5201 (388),
9582 (188)
He’ 5 my daddy. 35724.
He’ 5 my doughboy. 48090.
He’ S my guy. 25494, 30656, 48047.
He’ 8 my hero. 51626.
He’s my man on the battleship Washington.
39111.
He’ S my son. 15884.
He’s 1-A in the army & he’s A-1 in my heart.
20307, 25495, 25496.
He’, ,5 one of us now. 20308.
He’ 8 only a little war orphan. 30657.
He’ S only a private inthe army. 43115.
He’s only a private in the army, but he rates four
stars with me. 39112.
He’s our President, don’t let him down.
$9113,
He’s reading your message of love in the stars
35725.
He’ 2 sleeping tonight at Carregidor [?] 25497.
He’ S somewhere. 39114.
He’ 2 speaking to you. 24219 (521)
He’ 8 the guy & she’s the girl. 20309.
He’ 8 the Lily of the Valley. 25498.
He’ 8S the man. 30658.
He’ 3 the one for me. 6361.
He’ S the son of a buddy I knew. 39115.
He’s the son of Paddy Dooley. 15885.
He’s Uncle Sam’s boy, but he’s my sweetheart.
43116.
He’ 8 worth fighting for. 15886.
He’s your son & my sweetheart. 43117.
Hesitating blues. 47124 (178)
Hesitation blues. 38171 (156), 47124 (179)
Hesitation d’amour. 24219 (522)
Hey! America. 48091.
Hey, Bacchus. 1454.
Hey, buddie,.move over. 1455.
Hey, buddy. 1456.
Hey, butcher. 11015.
Hey diddle dinketty pompetty pet. 15887.
Hey, frantic, relax. 11016.
Hey guy, welcome to the army. 20310.
Hey-hey, let’s swing that number baby. 20311.
Hey ho, the merry O. 25499.
Hey, jeep. 25500.
Hey! Look out for my heart. 6362.
Hey, Luke, put a nickel in the juke. 1457.
Hey Mabel. 6363, 20312.
Hey Mac. 35726, "43118.
Hey, Messy. 11017, 11018.
Hey, Mr. Satan. 51627.
Hey mom! I found a sweetheart in the army. 51628.
Hey nonny no. 35727.
Hey, over there! You had better beware! Here come
the Yankees once again. 20313.
Hey, robin. 1458.
Hey rookie. 51948, 53025.
2064
nos. 1-12, 1942
Hey Sarge. 35728.
Hey! Say! Mister.
. Hey sister. 35729.
Hey Skippy. 43120.
Hey! There, America. 39117.
Hey! There, cracker. 15888.
Ber, there! Say there! I’m talking to you.
364.
Hey! Uncle let’s go. 20314.
Hey you. 35730.
Hey, you Cupid. 25501.
Hey you, put out that light. 25502.
Hey! Zeke, your country’s callin’. 6365.
Heyday. 35731.
Hezekiah. 6366, 15889.
Hil Baby. 39118.
Hi brother here we come. 35732.
39116, 43119.
Hil Buddy. 20315, 25503, 30659, 39119, 43121,
46646, 51629.
Hi, Buddy, hi. 43121.
Hi, buddy, where do we go from here. 1459.
Hil Chicken! What’s kickin’. 30660)
Hi dee diddle dee. 30661.
Hi gang. 39425, 41246.
Hi! Hi! God bless you. 291630.
Hil Hil. Hil San Francisco, goodbye. 20316.
Hi, hi, Hitler. 25504.
Hi, Hirohito. 35733.
Hi, Hitler. 6367.
Hil Ho! Australia. 30662.
Hi - ho Havana. 20316*
Hi ho Tokio. 30663.
Hi, Mister Yank. 11019.
Hi neighbor. 32562.
Hi, Nellie, hi. 25505.
Hi, O’Malley. 51631.
Hi, sailor. 51632.
Hi ‘sister, hi brother. 6368.
Hi, soldier. 11020, 25506, 25507, 30664, 48092.
Hi, soldier! Dont forget to say goodbye.
39120.
Hi thar sister. 15890.
Hi, there. 1460, 24219 (523)
Hi-there buddies. 25508.
Hithere! Buddy. 11021.
Hi, there, love. 11022.
Hi there, my soldier. 48093.
Hi there! Soldier. 11023.
Hi there, soldiers. 25509.
Hi Uncle. 15891.
Hi, Uncle Sam. 15892.
Hi, up there, Montana. 35734.
Hi-Y & handsome. 43121*
Hi-ya, babe. 20317.
Hi’ya chum, where’ya from. 35752.
Hi-ya, pal. 20318.
Hi-ya, soldier. 1479, 25510.
Hi yah, Tipperary, we're back again. 39121.
Hi-y’all. 20319.
Hi, Yank. 30665.
Hi Yankee. 35735.
Hil You fellows great guys. 25511.
Hi-ah, buddy. 1461.
Hialeah. 51633.
Hiawatha learned to swing. 43122.
Hiawatha’ & childhood. 53636 (205)
Hiawatha’s love song. 20320.
Hiccup song. 51634.
Hick-a-Billy Jilly. 20321.
Hicki Hoy. 34788 (260, 261)
Hickock’s last stand. 1462.
Hicky ricky. 30666.
Hidden in my heart. 15893.
2065
Hidden song. 34788 (262)
Hidden treasure. 30005.
Hidden Valley. 25512.
Hide & go seek. 29091 (236)
Hide & seek. 34788 (263)
Hide away. 35736.
Hide me in your heart. 11024, 48094.
Hi-de-ho. 35737.
Hi-di-hi-di-ho. 11025.
Hie away, hie away. 1463.
Higgins victory march. 25513.
High & dry. 43122*
High as the eagle. 6369.
High command. 43123.
High cost of loving. 47124 (180)
High flight. 15894, 15895, 25514, 30667, 35738,
29122, 39123, 43124, 48095.
High-flight, there is war in the heavens. 35739.
High gear. 43125.
High, high, high. 30668.
High ho my Yankee boy. 11026.
High ina cloud. 1464.
High in the sky. 15896, 30669.
High jinks. 38171 (343), 47124 (432)
High jinx. 9582 (191)
High kickers. 3272.
High ona hill. 51635.
High on a hilltop. 30670.
High on my mountain of dreams. 15897.
High over the mountains. 30671.
-High school victory corps. 51636.
High Sierras. 20322.
High society. 38171 (157)
High steppers. 43126.
High tide. 47124 (181)
Highlanders fix bayonets. 24219 (524)
Highlander’s march. 15898.
Highlanders patrol. 50835 (156)
Highway of dreams. 48096.
Highway to heaven. 48097.
High-way to victory. 25515.
Highwayman. 29091 (237-239), 41610 (61), 43127.
Highways in Etude Land. 6370.
Hi-ho-to heck with Hitler. 43128.
Hi-ho Tokio. 6371.
Hijas del Zebedeo. 48098.
Hijos valerosos de America. 48099.
Hikers. 9582 (192)
Hildebrandlied. 50835 (157)
‘Hill & dale. 47124 (182)
Hill billie [?] cop. 25516.
Hill-billy gal. 20323.
Hill billy king. 25517.
Hill billy polka. 1465.
Hill Billy Willie. 6372, 20324.
Hill called Calvary. 25518.
Hill of dreams. 30672.
Hill road. 1466.
Hill tops. 15899.
Hillbilly hit parade of 1942. 30673.
Hillel foundation rouser. 20325.
Hills. 5201 (389), 20326, 35740.
Hills of Boerne Texas. 11027.
Hills of Carolina. 30674.
Hills of Donegal. 5201 (390)
Hills of Galilee. 43129.
Hills of Idaho. 15900.
Hills of Ireland. 51637.
Hills of Oklahoma. 35741.
Hills of Vermont. 25519.
Hills, the devil & MacArthur. 35742.
Hilltop Heaventown. 25520.
Hilltops. 25521.
Hi-lo-hi. 30675.
Himno a la Cruz roja. 11028.
Himno continental americano. 51638.
Himno continental de America. 20327.
Himno nacional mexicano. 30676.
Himno pan-americano. 30677.
Himno patriotico. 48100.
Himno y danza. 30678.
Hindu dance. 6373.
Hindu lullaby. 30679.
Hindu music & stampede. 11029.
Hinman gymnastic dancing. 14692 (267), 29091 (240)
Hip cats jive. 48101.
Hip, hip, hip, hip, hurray for Uncle Sammy.
35743.
Hip hip hip hoo-ray for America. 39124.
Hip hip hooray. 15901, 15902, 30680, 47124 (164,
165, 183, 215, 274, 328, 329, 543, 544)
Hip! Hip! Hooray for the good old U. S. A.
6374.
Hip, hip, hooray, for the sons of Uncle Sam.
11030.
Hip hip hooray for the U. S. A. 15903.
Hip, hip, hurrah] The Yanks are on their way.
30681.
Hip hip hurray, here comes the good old U.S.A.
35744.
Hip, hooray! It’s the lanky yanky man.
11031.
Hip-pi-ti hip! Hooray. 30682.
Hippity hip, hooray. 43130.
Hippity hop. 1467, 48102.
Hippodrome. 5201 (391)
Hippolyte et Aricie. 5201 (406)
Hiram I don’t give a darn. 14692 (203)
Hirohito, here we come. 15904.
Hirohito, Hitler too. 25522.
Hirohito we’re coming. 48103.
His cellophane bride. 51639.
His crown. 43131.
His darling Oklahoma Rose. 48104.
His duty. 43132.
His Excellency the Governor. 48105.
His eyes told me. 43133.
His final speech. 48106.
His first letter. 20328.
His first long pants. 43134.
His grace is sufficient. 53636 (206)
His little room in blue. 43135.
His Lordship won’t be home again ’til Easter.
25523.
His love is still the same. 53636 (207)
His love lifteth up. 29091 (241)
His love will last. 24219 (525).
His lovelight in the blue. 1468.
His loving call. 43136.
His loving hand. 34788 (264)
H. M. S. Malaya march. 10873, 35745.
H.M.S. Pinafore. 43523.
His marvelous love. 6375.
His mercy endureth forever. 15905.
His mother’s prayer. 35746.
His own lost sheep. 39125.
His own right hand. 34788 (265)
His plan. 5201 (392)
His playthings. 43137.
His precious name. 5201 (393)
His promise. 35747.
His signal lights. 43138.
His star is inthe sky. 24219 (526)
His triumph tell. 6376.
His voice divine. 14692 (269)
His wonderful love, & 18 other songs. 6377.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
His word is as good as his bond. 43139.
His word is love. 38171 (158, 159)
Historia del tango. 296.
Historic guests-Anthony & Cleopatra. 11032.
Historic guests-Don Juan. 11033.
Historic guests-Louis XIV. 11034.
Historiette. 9582 (193)
History & F.D.R. 30683.
History of love. 43140.
History of nature. 30684.
History tells us. 43141.
Hit & run. 20329.
Hit & run kisses. 35748.
Hit & run love. 43142.
Hit ’em again. 48107.
Hit hard. 51640.
Hit high, hit low & blend. 11035.
Hit hit Hitler. 1469, 6378, 11036.
Hit old Hitler. 11037.
Hit that line. 30685. :
Hit that line for U.S.A. 43143.
Hit that rhythm, eight to the bar. 11038.
Hit the deck. 15809, 30534, 40683.
Hit the Jap. 6379.
Hit the silk. 43144.
Hit the trail with me. 39126.
Hit them. 1470.
Hit them again. 35749.
Hitch old Dobbin to the shay again. 30686.
Hitch old Dobbin to the shay again, you won *t use
the car anymore. 6380.
Hitch up the hoss. 15906.
Hitch up your belts boys. 11039.
Hitch your wagon toa star. 1471.
Hitched my wagon to a star. 20330.
Hitching a ride. 1472.
Hitler. 11040, 43145.
Hitler & the devil & the little Japanese. 25524.
Hitler & the devil on the telephone. 20331.
Hitler blues. 20332.
Hitler can’t be free. 43146.
Hitler, Hirohito & the Dago. 48108.
Hitler - Japs - & Uncle Sam. 30687.
Hitler, Mussolini & the Emperor of Japan. 1473.
Hitler, Mussolini & Tojo. 39127.
Hitler on the phone. 30688.
Hitler, the Yanks are coming. 6381.
Hitler this is us. 20333.
Hitler, turn on your radio. 1474.
Hitler, we’re coming over there again.
11041.
Hitler, you can’t rule the world. 1475.
Hitler, your number’s up! 1476.
Hitler; you’re done. 48109.
Hitler's cremation in Devil’s Town. 43147.
Hitler’s death. 43148.
Hitler’s doom. 30689.
Hitler’s epitaph. 35750.
Hitler’s funeral march. 51641.
Hitler’s golden bullet. 1477.
Hitler’s gone. 48110.
Hitler’s goose-step. 35751.
Hitler’s got a new sweetheart. 20334.
Hitler’s got the White house blues. 48111.
Hitler’s lament. 15907.
Hitler’s mapolah. 30690.
Hitler’s mapole. 1478.
Hitler’ S reply to Mussolini. 15908.
Hitler’s reply to Mussolini’s letter. 6382.
Hitler’s Yankee Doodle nightmare. 43149;
Hitting homeward now. 25525.
Hiver. 11042.
Ho detto al core. 20335.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Ho! Ho! Australia. 15909.
Ho perduto la cagnetta. 1480.
Hoar frost. 30691.
Hobo in Dreamland. 11043.
Hobo King of Swing. 35753.
Hobo of the hills. 30692.
Hobo ,Song. 35754,
Hobo’s wishes. 43150.
Hoces neces moras. 20336.
Hoch Heidecksburg. 14692 (270), 29091 (242)
Hodge podge. 39128.
Hoe-down. 11044.
Hoe down on the low down Japs. 25526, 39129.
Hofball-tanze. 1481.
Hoffmanns erzahlungen. 9582 (43)
Hoga klackar. 15910,
Hoh, hoh, hoh, hoh Miss Flanagan. 39130.
Hoisting my dream boat sails. 6383.
Hokis murmoor. 15911.
Hokus-pokus. 1482.
Hold aloft the torch of freedom. 39131.
Hold back the dawn. 6384, 15912, 20337.
Hold ’ em Harlem. 1483.
Hold ’ jem McArthur [?] 43151.
Hold ’em son till daddy comes. 43152.
Hold everything. 11045.
Hold fast America. 25527.
Hold fast to your dreams. 25528.
Hold high the torch of freedom. 48112.
Hold him, Joe. 15913.
Hold! Hold! The U.S.A. 39132.
Hold me. 25529.
Hold me close. 20338, 48113.
Hold me in the hollow of Thyhand. 39133.
Hold me in your arms if you are mine. 35755.
Hold me in your arms my dear. 11046.
Hold me in your arms tonight. 20339.
rete . in your loving arms. 34788 (266), 38171
Hold me tight. 6385, 20340, 43153.
Hold me with love. 20341.
Hold on MacArthur. 6386, 11047.
Hold on old pals we’re coming over again. 35756.
Hold on Singapore. 6387.
Hold on, son, hold on, 43154,
Hold on there, the Yanks are coming. 35757.
Hold on to my heart strings. 20342.
Hold that line. 15914, 48114, 51642.
INDEX
Holiday in Dixieland. 18845 (97)
Holiday inn. 18852, 19156, 20191, 20344, 20660,
21223, 23913, 24174, 25620, 26285, 33254, 34792,
45074.
Holiday march. 41610 (62)
Holiday sketches. 47124 (184)
Holiday songs. 1485.
Holidays at home. 35761.
Holland shall rise again. 39136.
Holland stream. 35762.
Holland Tunnel. 11051.
Holland’s fate. 43156.
Holly from Hollywood. 6391.
Hollyhock Lane. 20345.
Hollyhocks. 11052.
Hollywood blues. 1486, 15920, 25532,
Hollywood Indian. 6392.
Holy art Thou. 24219 (527)
Holy birth. 39137, 48116, 51644.
Holy City. 15921, 20346, 35763, 43157.
Holy consecration. 38171 (162)
Holy Cross crusaders. 20347.
Holy Father, great creator. 24219 (528)
Holy Father keep Thy child. 29091 (243)
Holy Ghost, with light divine. 5201 (395)
Holy Ghost’s ark. 30695.
Holy, holy, holy! Lord God almighty. 6393.
Holy is the Lord our God. 11053,
Holy morning. 30696
“Holy night. 29091 (244, 245), 34788 (267)
Hold that line MacArthur. 6388, 11048, 15915, 25530.
Hold that smile. 25531.
Hold the fort. 43155. x
Hold the front. 15916.
Hold the line, boys. 15917.
Hold them boys we’re coming. 39134.
Hold Thou my hands. 48115.
Hold tight America. 6389.
Hold tight your dreams. 15918.
Hold to it. 51643.
Hold up a V. 20343.
Hold what you got. 6390.
Hold your hats on. 35758.
Hold your ’orsie, Aussie, while the Yanks
march by. 30693.
Holden’s unaccompanied sacred music. 5201 (394)
Holdes entzucken. 14692 (271)
Holding hands with someone. 39135.
Holding high the Red White & Blue. 11049.
Holding on to Jesus. 38171 (161)
Holding the reins. 30694.
Holiday. 1484, 14692 (272), 35759.
Holiday for strings. 11050.
Holiday from love. 15919.
Holiday gigue & serenade. 35760.
Holy One, 24219 (529)
Holy spirit, truth divine. 11054.
Holy Thursday. 25533.
Holy week. 20348.
Homage a Beethoven. 24219 (530)
Homage to Paderewski. 15922.
Hombre feliz. 25534.
Home. 43158, 43159, 51645.
Home again. 1487, 11055, 11056, 14692 (273),
24219 (531), 30697.
Home alone. 39138.
Home, America home. 30698.
Home & hill country ballads. 30699-30703.
Home beyond. 47124 (185)
Home beyond the sky. 20349.
Home brigade. 43160.
Home by the fireside. 20350.
Home by the Rio Grande. 15923.
Home coming. 48117.
Home corral. 6394. ,
Home-defense-victory-march. 48118.
Home greetings. 5201 (396)
Home guard march. 29091 (246, 247)
Home hills. 24219 (532)
Home, I hear you call. 35764.
Home in my heart. 43161.
Home in sunny Tennessee. 15924.
Home in the sky. 30704, 35765.
Home in the west. 48119.
Home is never home when mother’s gone. 50835
(158)
Home is where the heart is. 11057, 48120.
Home is where you are. 35766.
Home-o’-mine. 29091 (248)
Home of liberty. 51646.
Home of my childhood. 48121.
Home of my soul. 5201 (397)
Home of the brave. 39139.
Home of the free. 1488.
Home of the soul. 20351.
Home of the world. 25535.
Home on furlough. 6395.
Home on Palomar. 11058:
Home on the hill. 6396.
2067
INDEX
Home on the range. 1489, 1490, 6397, 11059, 11060.
Home over Jordan. 6398.
Home rule for Ireland. 24219 (533)
Home song. 20352, 24219 (534)
Home.study correspondence course. 43162.
Home study course for cornet & trumpet. 20353.
Home sweet home. 1491, 1492, 14692 (274), 24219
(535), 35767.
Home sweet home & mother. 20354.
Home, sweet home around the world. 35768, 35769.
Home sweet home in the pines. 1493.
Home, sweet home waltz. 25536.
Home to the one I love. 43163.
Home to your country. 15925.
Home town. 1494.
Home town barber. 39140.
Home town blues. 6399.
Home town gal. 11061.
Home town jubilee. 14692 (275)
Home was never like this. 34788 (268, 269)
Home with Christ forevermore. 35770.
-Home you'll come. 20355.
Homecoming. 20356.
Homeland. 48122.
Homes in glory. 24219 (536)
Homesick. 43164,
Homesick blues. 43165. vie
Homeward bound. 24219 (537, 538), 51647.
Homo quidam. 35771.
‘Honest & truly. 30705, 43166.
Honest Ido. 1495, 25537.
Honest! I love you. 35772.
Honest to God. 1496. .
Honest with you. 11062.
Honestly, I don’t care. 30706.
Honey. 11063, 30707, 48123.
Honey baby. 39141.
Honey, baby me. 11064.
Honey be good to me. 11065.
Honey be mine. 35773.
Honey bee. 51648.
Honey bee serenade. 35774.
Honey boy. 11066.
Honey-boy from heaven. 11067.
Honey boys-on parade. 34788 (270)
Honey bunch. 43167, 47124 (186)
Honey bunny. - 25539.
Honey child. 30708.
Honey child I am praying for you. 39142.
Honey chile. 20357-20359, 35775, 43168.
Honey darlin’. 30709.
Honey darling. 1497.
Honey-do. 30710.
Honey don’t ration your sugar. 25540.
Honey gal, ya gotta. 15926.
Honey, honey babe. 6400.
Honey I know why. 11068...
Honey, I love you. 51649.
Honey I made you cry. 30711.
Honey - 2 m in love with you. 20360.
Honey, I’m so lonesome. 15927.
Honey keep your chin up. 25541.
Honey lamb. 24219 (539), 30712.
Honey mine. 30713.
Honey-moon bells. 5201 (398)
. Honey moon with you. 6401.
Honey of my honeymoon. 25542.
Honey oh, the-honey. 6402.
‘ Honey on my mind, 48124.
Honey or money. 48125.
Honey paradise. 20361.
Honey song. 43169.
Honey, thistime you have got me wrong. 1498, 30714.
2068
pt. 3, n. 5., v. 37.
Honey Town. 53636 (208)
Honey wait for me. 48126.
Honey, you lied to me. 20362.
Honey, you’ re breaking my heart. 1499.
Honey, you’ re my type. 39143.
Honey! You’re sweet. 25543.
Honeybunch. 25538, 25544.
Honeymoon. 1500.
Honeymoon Bay. 1501.
Honeymoon in Dixie. 1502.
Honeymoon in Hawaii. 43170.
Honeymoon in heaven. 1503.
Honeymoon in June. 30715.
Honeymoon in May. 38171 (163)
Honeymoon is over. 43171. |
Honeymoon Island. 25545, 39144.
Honeymoon polka. 11069.
Honeymoon row. 11070.
Honeymoon serenade. 51650.
Honeymoon suite, on Centre street. 48127.
Honeymoon to the moon. 15928.
Honeymoon tune. 20363.
Honeysuckle house. 1504.
Honeysuckle oak. 43172.
Honeysuckle time. 35776..
- Hong Kong gong. 47124 (187)
. Hong Kong Jean. 39145.
Honkytonk baby. 35777.
Honky-tonk Jane. 15929.
Honkytonk polka. 6403.
Honolulu. 11071, 30716, 30717.
Honolulu Harbor. 51651.
Honolulu Lou. 50835 (159)
. Honolulu lullaby. 30718.
Honolulu lu-lu.
1505.
Honolulu maid. 48128.
Honolulu moon. 20364.
Honor & respect our Flag. 39146.
Honor MacArthur. 15930.
Honor Uncle Sam our leader. 30719.
Honor valse. 15931. ;
Honor your country. 20365. —
Honor your Flag, of stars & bands. 15932.
Honorable Axis partners. 6404.
Honored Flag. 20366.
Hoodoo-voodoo song. 11072.
Hook the cook. 11073, 39147.
Hooray. 48129.
Hoo-ray for boys at camp. 30720.
Hooray! For Henry J. 48130.
Hooray for Jimmy, he do’ed it. 48131.
Hooray! For the fighting marines. 43173.
Hooray for the Red, White & Blue. 6405, 11074.
’ Hooray for the U.S.A. 6406, 30721.
Hooray, hooray, for the U.S. "A. 51652.
Hooray I’m free. 25546.
Hooray Oklahoma. 11075.
Hoorrya. 20367.
‘Hoot owl trail. 43174.
Hootin’ Nannie Annie. 51653.
Hop a jitney with me. 34788 (271)
Hop O° My Thumb & the giant. 5201 (399)
Hop on your pogo stick. 25547.
Hop-scotch. 18845 (98), 30722.
‘Hop, skip & a jump. 1506.
Hop, step, jump, - daddy. 25548.
Hopak. 24219 (540), 53636 (209)
Hope. 53636 (210)
Hope anew. 39148..
Hope chest. 15933.
Hope chest of dreams. 1507. .
Hope for a great blessing of peace. 51654.
Hope I hear it again. 11076.
Hope in the heart. 38171 (164)
Hope of the world. 20368.
Hope of the world is Jesus. 48132.
Hope springs eternally. 25549.
Hope wells in my heart. 35778.
Hopes & fears, 24219 (541)
Hopi ‘Indian cradle song. 20369.
Hopin’ & waitin’. 11077.
Hoping. 30723, 39149.
Hopitty, skipitty, jumpitty, bump. 30724,
Hora del canto. 20370.
Hora in suoni armonici. 20371.
Hora staccato. 43175.
Horah. 30725.
Horas de angustia. 43176.
Horas negras. 39150.
Horch, es flustern leis die geigen. 41610 (63)
Horizon dreams, 39151.
Horizon moods. 11078.
Hormiga negra. 51655.
Hornpipe for a gay dolphin. 6407.
Hornpipe for hat check girls. 25550.
Horribly sweet. 6408.
Hors d’oeuvre. 29091 (249)
Horse. 35779.
Horse & boogie song. 25551.
Horse & buggy days. 20372, 30726.
Horse & buggy days are here again. 39152.
_ Horse I bet, it never runs. 35780.
Horse-laugh Hitler. 43177.
Horse race, 24219 (542)
Horse ranch. 35781.
Horse riding song. 43178.
Horse that knows his way home. 15934, 20373.
Horses at your service. 30727.
Horse’s tale. 39153.
Horseshoe. 51656.
Horseshoes. 39154.
Horsin’ around. 6409.
Hosa dyna polka. 11079.
Hosanna. 24219 (543), 25552,
Hosanna in the highest. 50835 (160)
Hosanna to the living Lord. 1508.
Hospitality time. 11080, 11081.-
Hostess & the vet. 30728,
Hot biscuits & country ham. 48133.
Hot chilla bean-o. 43179.
Hot coffee. 20374.
Hot cross buns. 1509.
Hot digity. 30729.
Hot dogs & lemonade, 25553.
‘Hot ivories. 15935.
Hot pups. 25554.
Hot sauce. 25555.
Hot Sauce Susie. 11082.
Hot sausage man. 1510, 48134.
Hot shot Henry. 30730.
Hot stuff. 15936, 48135.
Hot tamale serenade. 43180.
Hotel Atlanta. 48136.
Hotel manager. 15937.
Hotsy turuy. 6410.
Hottest in Harlem. 30731.
Hour I learned to pray. 6411.
Hour I shall never forget. 6412,
Hour is late. 24219 (544)
Hour of eleven. 1511.
Hour of midnight sounded, 43181.
Hour of prayer. 50835 (161)
Hour of rest. 50835 (162)
Hour with you. 20375.
Hours I keep, 30732.
Hours I spent with thee. 38171 (165)
INDEX
_ nos, 1-12, 1942 ;
Hours I ,Spent with you. 48137.
‘Hours I’ve spent with you. 1512.
Hours with the masters. 1513, 25556.
House at the end of the lane. 1514,
House I live in. 15938, 43182.
House of dreams. 43183.
House of the Rising Sun. 15939.
House on Honeymoon Hill. 30733.
House on the corner. 1515.
House on the hill. 1516. °
Houses of America. 15940,
Housewives brigade. 15943.
How a guy like me — go for a girl like
you. 1517,
How about a cheer for the navy. 25557.
How about a date. 25558.
How about a date tonight. 20376.
How about a little furlough. 43184,
How about talkin’ baby talk. 1518, 20377.
How about you. 3185, 48138.
How America can win. .51657,
How amiable are Thy tabernacles. 24219 (545)
How are you in old Hawaii. 51658.
How beautiful are the feet. 11083.
How beautiful are Thy dwellings. 24219 (546),
34788 (272), 38171 (166) :
How beautiful upon the mountains. 5201 (400)
How bitter my sweet. 30734.
How blest are they. 48139.
- How brightly shines the morning star. 1519.
How can he be a man. 20378,
How canI. 1520. ;
-How can I be sure. 20379, 35782.
How can I clap when I got my arms around
you. 35783.
How can I explain. 1521.
How can I forget. 11084, 30735, 35784, 48140,
How can I forget thee. 5201. (401)
How canI get by. 15942. .
How canI goon. 20380.
How can I help but fall in love. 51659.
How can I help it.’ 43186. ©
How can I help loving Jesus. 48141.
How can I leave thee. 1522, 10137.
How can I let you leave me, 1523.
How can I live when we’re not together.
20381.
How can I live without you. 39155.
’ How can I live without you, when the world’ s
full of love. 51660.
How can I love again. 39156.
How canI make you respond. 30736.
How can I say goodbye. 30737.
How can I say good-bye to the prairie, 30738.
How can I sleep in a jeep jeep jeep.. 43187.
How can I sleep with all of this noise. 15943.
How canI tell. 6413.
How can I tell him. 51661.
How canI tell you. 30739.
How can my heart be wrong. 11085.
How can that be. 15944,
How can we say good-bye. 20382.
How can you beat a Yank. 51662.
How can you forget so soon. 39157,
How can you know. 51663.
How can you tell it’s love. 15945.
How can you treat me this way. 30740.
How cold your hand, how warm your heart. 51664.
How come. 6414.
How comes love. 11086.
How could He love me. 39158.
How could I be so lucky. 11087.
- How could I know which way the windblew. 35785.
2069
INDEX
How couldI tell. 35786.
How could we ever be lonely. 6415.
How could you. 20383, 25559. :
How could you forget. 11088, 15946, 43188.
How could you hurt me so. 25560.
How could you mend my broken heart. 51665.
How could you treat me so. 25561.
How-dee-do. 30741.
How did I know you were Irish. 15947.
How did parents learn about the things they always
tell their children not todo. 1524.
How did we know. 25562.
How did you learn about love. 25563.
How dol know. 15948.
How do I know, I Just do. 6416.
How do I know it’s real. 1525, 6417.
How do I love thee. 43189.
How do I rate with you. 39159.
How doI rate you. 35787.
How do you do. 6418. |
How do you do, American soldier men. 30742.
How do you do, Uncle Sam. 43190.
How do you do, world, how do you do. 30743.
How do you fall in love. 15949.
How do you know it’s true. 6419.
How do you like it. 35788.
How does it feel when you fall in love. 25564.
How does the record stand. 24219 (547)
How far is itto Bethlehem. 35789.
How green is my valley. 20384.
How green was my valley. 25565.
How happy r d be with either. 34788 (273)
How happy I'll be to forget you. 11089.
How high is up. 43298.
How I hate to say good-bye. 20385.
How I like you. 51666.
How I long to See you sweetheart. 6420, 15950.
How I miss Honey Bunch. 25566.
How I miss you. 15951, 30744.
How I shall miss you. 9582 (194)
How I tried. 15952.
How I wish I were a kid again. 48142.
How I wish that you were near. 39160.
_ How I’d sing the swingtime blues. 30745.
How in the L, am I gonna tell. 25567.
How is everyt’ing, by you, all- -right? By me it’s .
all-right, too. 24219 (548)
How long did I dream. 11090.
How long have I got to linger. 39161.
How long, how long. 25568.
How long is forever. 25569.
How long, Lord, will it last. 6421.
How long must Idream. 51667.
How long must I keep on waiting sweetheart. 20386.
How long must I remember. 6422.
How long, O Jehovah. 25570.
How long will America be free. 30746.
How long will the war last. 35790.
How long will you keep on fooling me. 47124 (188)
How long wilt Thou forget me. 9582 (195-200)
How long wilt Thou forget me, O Lord. 48143.
How lovely are Thy dwellings. 47124 (189)
How lovely is the Easter morn. 11091.
How lovely is Thy dwelling place. 43191.
How low do the blues want to go. 39162.
How many dreams. 15953.
How many hearts have you broken. 1526.
How many miles tothe moon. 43192.
How many moons shall pass. 48144.
How many tears. 25571.
How many times. 48145.
How many times do I have to tell you. 1527.
How may I tell my love. 6424.
How much do you care. 43193.
How much I need you. 43194.
How now, my heart. 15954. —
How often must Itry. 48146.
How shall I know. 38171 (167)
How shall my heart remember. 30747.
' How shall we escape. 24219 (549)
How she could wiggle-wiggle-wiggle. 35791.
How Sleep the brave. 43195.
How Soft, upon the ev’ning air. 43196.
How sweet the bells of Christmas. 39163.
How sweet the name. 29091 (250)
How sweet the thought. 53636 (211)
How they gonna take away love. ‘25572.
How things have changed. 34788 (274, 275)
How to be happy. 20387, 30748.
How to fish. 11092.
How to get yeu. 51668.
How to hold your husband back. 1528.
How to play baseball. 25573.
How to play boogie woogie piano. 25574.
How to play Christmas chimes on the piano. 51669.
How to play popular piano the Schaum way. 43197.
- How to practice singing by letters with music nota-
tions. 15955.
How to swim. 6425.
How true are those things. 48147.
How was I to know. 20388, 25575, 51670.
How was I to know ‘that you would do it.
11093.
How was Ito see. 20389.
How we are going to win this war. 48148.
How well I know. 1529.
How wellI remember. 48149.
How, why & when. 25576.
How will I know. 39164.
How would you feel tomorrow if I said yes to-
night. 39165.
How you thrill. 30749.
Howard (Joe) presents Songs of the gay nineties.
30750
Howard Roosa-school march. 15956.
How id you get that way. 39166.
How’d you like to share my love. 11094.
Howdy, buddy. 20390, 43198.
Howdy, Uncle, Sam. 11095.
How’ mI doin’. 6426.
How’ m I gonna pay without a payday. 11096.
How, S eve 51671.
How’ Ss my eee 39167.
How’s your father. 34788 (276)
Hoy la vi. 39168.
Hoy nar. 15957.
Hoy no lucié la estrella de tus ojos. 25577.
Hoy vuelves a mi lado. 51672.
Hoya. 1530.
Hu a hua hu. 1531.
Huapala. 35792.
Hubby dear. 51673.
Hubby for a day. 6427:
Huckleberries. 30751.
Huckleberry Finnegan. 30752.
Huddle me cuddle me. 30753.
Hudson. 43199.
Hudson Canadian theme song. 15958.
Hudson serenade. 30754, 43200.
Huella. 15959.
Huetamo. 9582 (201, 202), 50835 (163)
Hiite dich England. 24219 (550)
Hugenotten. 5201 (312)
Huggin’ the bug. 20391.
Hugo the hobo. 20392.
Huh! Huh! Breathless. 51674.
Huiracocha. 1532. ~
2070
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
Hula blues. 51675.
Hula-hula love. 24219 (551) .
Hula-la. 6428.
Hula Lou from Honolulu. 30755.
Hula Lu. 43201.
Hula Lula Lou. 11097.
Hula rock-a-bye, 11098.
Hullaballoo. 15960.
Hullabaloo, 1533.
Hullabaloo belay. 30756.
Hullabaloo’s, 1534,
Humble before Jesus. 11099.
Humdrum life. 1535.
Hummel’s heavenly harmonies, no. 2. 6429.
Humming all my blues away. 15961.
Humming-bird. 11100, 15962, 34788 (277)
Humming times. 1536.
Humor in American song. 48150.
Humoreske. 9582 (203, 204), 29091 (251),
34788 (278, 279), 47124 (190)
Humoreske in C, 47124 (191)
Humoreske song. 9582 (205)
Humoresque. 14692 (276, 277), 15963, 20393-
20397, 24219 (552, 553)
Humorous humoresque. 24219 (554)
Humpty dump-nuts. 35793.
Humpty Dumpty. 5201 (402, 403), 15964, 38171 (168) |
Humpty Dumpty heart. 11101.
Hundred aces. 11102.
Hundred & fifty million strong. 1537.
Hundred-million people want to know. 11103.
Hundred pipers. 51676.
Hundred pound [?] of sugar. 20398.
Hundred pounds of sugar. 25578.
Hundred thirty million strong. 43202,
Hundred years ago. 47124 (192)
Hundred years from now. 29091 (252)
Hundreds of millions strong. 48151.
Hungarian dance. 1538, 6430, 6431, Sceae
53636 (212)
Hungarian Gypsy dance. 30757, 30758.
Hungarian rhapsody, no. 1, in F min. 37488 (280)
Hungarian rhapsody. 1539, 14692 (278), 35794.
Hungarian serenade. 11104,
Hungarian sketch. 24219 (555)
Hunger in my heart for you. 1540,
Hungering for you, sweetheart, 15965.
Hungry for love. 20399, ,
Hungry wolf. 15966, 15967.
Hunky dory. 25579.
Hunt. 11105,
Hunt club. 18845 (99, 100)
Hunt is up. 1541.
Hunt me ‘fore you count yo’ sheep. 11106.
Hunters’ horns. 39169,
Hunter’s moon. 51677.
Hunter’s polka, 6432.
Hunting everywhere. 25580.
Hunting scene. 53636 (213)
Hunting song. 6433, 14692 (279), 15968, 24219
(556, 557), 25581, 48152.
Hunting song of the cliff dwellers of North &
South America. 24219 (558)
Huntsmen on the hill, 6434.
Hup, hup! I wouldn’t do that to you. 43206.
Hurdy-gurdy goes polka. 1°42.
Hurdy-gurdy playing in the street. 1543.
Hurdy gurdy waltz. 20400.
Hurrah boys! Hurrah. 43207.
Hurrah for China, hurrah. 30759.
Hurrah for Old Glory. 35795.
Hurrah! For our allied friends. 35796.
Hurrah for our American girl. 48153.
Hurrah for our Flag. 1544, 15969.
Hurrah for our men in the service. 20401.
Hurrah for our President. 6435.
Hurrah for the Allies. 30760.
Hurrah for the bugler. 43208.
Hurrah for the Flag. 1545.
Hurrah! For the Red, White & Blue. 20402.
Hurrah for the U.S.A. 11107, 15970, 35797, 48154.
Hurrah, horray, for the U.S. marines. 48155.
Hurrah for Uncle Sammy. 39170.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for. Uncle Sam. 30761.
Hurrah! Hurrah! Our battle cry hurrah, 25582.
Hurrah! We are Americans. 39171.
Hurraw, hooray, for the U.S. marines. 6436.
Hurray! For MacArthur. 20403.
Hurray, hurray, for the U.S.A. 15971;
Hurricane. 1546.
Hurry.. 11108.
Hurry back sweetheart. 39172.
Hurry, Harry, hurry. 6437.
Hurry up & wait. 51678.
Hurry home. 35798.
Hurry soldier. 25583.
Hurry sweetheart hurry home. 39173.
Hurry up Sammy! Let's go home. 51679.
Hurry up, you doughboys. 48156.
Hurrying home. 35799.
Husbands. 11109.
Hush, hush, hush your mouth. 43209.
Hush, love, we'll being again. 39174.
Hush- a-bye, baby. 5201 (404)
Hush-a-bye moon: 6438.
Hush-a-bye my little one. 48157.
Hush-a-while molasses baby. 25584.
Hush darling. 35800.
Hush, hush. 53636 (214)
Hush! My dear, lie still & slumber. 1547.
Hush thee, my baby. 11110, 11111.
Hush your cryin’ little man. 43210.
Hush’d is my lute. 53636 (215)
Hussar. 6439.
Hussar polka. 24219 (559, 560)
Hut hoot heet four blues. 11112.
Hut two three four. 48158, 51680.
Hvor er Amanda. 1548.
Hymen, haste. -11113.
Hymn. 35801, 35802, 48159.
Hymn - a prayer. 43211.
Hymn for Advent. 48160.
Hymn for all peoples. 25585.
Hymn for America. 35803.
Hymn for Annapolis. 35804.
Hymn for aviators. 47124 (193-195)
Hymn for brass choir. 11114.
Hymn for Christmas. 18845 (101)
Hymn for peace. 20404, 48161.
; Hymn for peace to the Little Flower of Jeses. 11115.
Hymn for the war. 15972, 30762.
Hymn of adoration. 20405.
Hymn of faith. 6440, 25586.
Hymn of freedom. 1549, 6441, 30763.
Hymn of patriotism. 43212.
Hymn of peace. 11116, 35805.
Hymn of praise & thanksgiving. 43213-43215.
Hymn of prayer. 48162.
Hymn of thanksgiving. 1550.
Hyman of the air corps. 30764.
Hymn of the companies of service. 6442.
Hymn of the sun. 5201 (405)
Hymn of the United Nations.
48163. |
Hymn of youth. 39175.
11117, 20406, 25587,
Hymn to America. 1551, 43216.
2071
Hymn to freedom. 6443, 39176.
Hymn to God, our Father. 48164.
Hymn to Parnassus. 35806.
Hymn to Pearl Harbor. 48165.
Hymn to Poseidon. 5201 (406)
Hymn to St. Cecilia. 48166.
Hymn to Saint Isidore. 30765.
Hymn to Saint Patrick. 11118.
Hymn to the creation. 15973.
Hymn to the merchant marine. 43217.
Hymn to the nation. 48167.
_ Hymn tothe sun. 1552.
Hymn to the Trinity. 6444.
. Hymn to victory. 20407.
Hymn tune. 11119.
Hymn-tune, Bourne. 15974.
Hymnal. 30766.
Hymnal for youth. 20408.
Hymne 4 la France. 29091 (253)
Hymne au soleil. 20409.
Hymno da Sociedade dos Cabo Verdeanos em New
_ York city. 30767.
Hymns from the Hymnal. 20410.
Hymns of glory no. 2. 24219 (561)
_ Hymns of praise. 20411.
Hymnus. 43218, 47124 (196)
Hyorky. 20412.
‘Hysterics. 14692 (280)
Hyways & byways. 43219.
I admire Myra. 39177.
I adore thee. 5201 (407)
Iadore you. 11120, 20413, 25588, 51681. -
I adore you sweet & lovely. 39178.
Tain ’t-a been nowhere. 48168.
I ain t blamin’ you. 15975,
I ain’ t breaking up no man’s home. 30768.
I ain’ t doing bad at all. 1553.
Iain’ gonna be no Topsy. 11121.
I ain’ t got no daddy. 20414.
I ain’ t got no woman. 15976.
I a 2) got nobody & nobody cares for me.
102
I ain’ t got nobody much. 5201 (408)
~ Tain’ t never loved before. 30769.
Iain t no cowboy anymore. 20415.
I ain t speaking to you. 43220. -
I ain t studyin you. 6445.
I ain’t tellin’. 51682.
I alone shall never be. 25589.
I always kiss you in my dreams. 51683.
I always knew. 48169.
I always think about you. 39179.
I always think of you. 25590, 30770.
I always wanted to go to Honolulu. 1554.
I always will. 25591.
I always will love you. 51684.
Iam. 1555.
Iam acommando. 39180.
lam a pilot. 20416.
Iam a Soldier of the U.S.A. 20417, 30771.
I am a stranger in my old home town. 15977.
lama Yankee. 6446. .
Iam a Yan-kee boy. 20418.
Iam a Yankee Doodle. 48170.
lam afraid. 20419, 25592.
I am all shut in with God, 11122.
I am almost brokenhearted over you. 20420.
Iam American. 43221.
Iam an American. 11123, 20421.
Iam, are you. 20422, 25593.
Iam called away. 6447.
Iam calling for you baby. 51685.
Iam coming. 15978.
18845
INDEX
Iam coming back, my dear. 30772.
Iam counting my rosary for you. 43222.
Iam dreaming, Iam waiting. 51686.
I am dreaming of my Irish Rose. 24219 (562)
Iam dreaming of you. 51687.
Iam dreaming of you, old pal. 39181.
Iam dreaming tonight of the Swanee. 25594.
’ [am ever fondly dreaming. 1556. .
2072
Iam everything you want me to be. 11124.
Iam floating on the water. 25595.
Iam for Uncle Sam. 1557, 48171.
Iam God. 24219 (563)
I am going down the trail with you. 11125.
I am going fora ride ona moonbeam. 20423.
I am going over seas. 43223.
I am going to pack up ready for defense.
25596.
Iam grateful. 20424.
Iam happy today. 1558.
Iam happy when you are happy. 1559.
Iam He that liveth. 53636 (216)
Iam here. 35807.
Iam hungry for a letter. 30773.
I am knitting tonight for you darling. 39182.
I am left all alone. 6448.
Iam lonely for my ranch home. 30774.
I am lonely tonight. 35808.
Iam lonesomew 30775.
Iam lonesome for love. 43224.
I am longing for you. 39183.
Iam Love. 11126.
Iam lucky. 6449.
Iam now.a soldier’s sweetheart. 51688.
I am on my way to heaven anyhow. 30776.
I am on the level. 25597. ‘
Iam proud J live in the U.S:A. 15979, 25598.
I am proud of my cowboys. 43225.
I am proud of you my soldier boy. 20425.
I am proud to be a Yankee. 35809.
I am ready to give my man to Uncle Sam. 1560,
20426.
Iam rejoicing. 43226.
Iam riding home tonight. 11127.
I am Satisfied. 35810.
Iam satisfied now. 24219 (564)
Iam saved. 35811.
Iam sincere. 30777.
Iam Singing for the Red cross. 15980, 30778.
Iam singing for you. 25599.
Iam so lonely. 39184, 48172.
I am strutting my stuff for Uncle Sam. 43227.
Iam Tandalejo. 43228.
I am the average American. 43229.
I am the conquering one. 35812.
I am the Good Shepherd. 29091 (254)
I am the great Magee. 30779.
Iam the light of the world. 24219 (565)
Iam the Resurrection. 1561.
Iam the Resurrection & the Life. 14692 (281)
Iam the U.S.A. 30780.
Iam the wind. 53636 (217)
I am thinking of you. 48173.
I am thinking of you, Mary. 18845 (103)
I am thinking of you, mother. 15981.
I am thinking of you tonight, Mother. 1562.
Iam trapped. 35813.
I am tying the petals so they will not fall away.
43230.
Iam waiting for you at each twilight. 51689.
I am waiting for you, honey dear. 24219 (566)
Iam weary of my groaning. 25600.
Iam Willie. 1563.
Iam with you, just call on me. 51690.
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
nos. 1-12, 1942
I am with you still. 6450. —
I am with you tonight in my dreams. 20427,
Iam yours. 20428.
Iam yours & you are mine. 43231.
I apologize. 1564. -
I ask the stars, & they agree. 1565.
.I ask you. 25601, 48174.
I asked you why dear. 9582 (206)
I beg of you. 43232.
I began to fall. 1566.
I begin to miss you. 6451.
Ibelieve. 24219 (567)
I believe for someone I am falling. 51691.
I believe in rainbows after rain. 20429.
I believe in Santa Claus. 6452.
I believe in you. 20430, 25602, 43233.
I believe that dreams come true. 30781.
I believed in one love. 1567. ;
I believed in you. 43234.
I belong to the U.S.A. 48175.
I belong to Uncle Sam. 6453.
I belong to you. 25603, 39185.
I bequeath you, sweetheart, my will of love. 6454.
I bet you turned back the clock. 39186.
I betcha can’t git it. 43235.
I betcha. I getcha. 6455.
I betcha my heart I love you. 11128.
I better count to ten. 48176.
I bid you a tearful goodbye. 30782.
I bless the day you came along. 48177.
I blow my bugle. 30783.
I bought a bond for you. 48178.
I breathe a prayer. 35814.
I bring you heartsease. 38171 (169)
I broadcast my love to you. 43236.
I build all my dreams around you. 30784.
I built an altar in my soul. 43237.
I bumped into love & you. 25604.
I bumped into you. 25605. ay
I bumped my head on a star. 25606.
I burned my bridges behind me. 35815.
I call her Sugar. 15982.
I call my honey Hinges. 11129.
I call the postman Kewpie. 20431.
-I call the postman Kupie. 25607.
Icall you. 51692.
I call you the bravest American mother. 48179.
I called for you. $9187.
I called upon the army, to help defend my
heart. 51693.
I called you mine. 51694.
I came away & left my heart. 6456.
I came here to talk for Joe. 25608, 35816, 35817, 43238,
~I came, I saw, you conquered. 6457.
I came with a song. 24219 (568)
I can always find you in my heart. 48180.
I can dance with everybody but my wife. 53636 (218)
I can depend on Jesus, He can depend on me.
Ican depend on you. 11130.
I can dream, or can’t I. 43239.
I can fix it wid de Lawd. 25609.
I can get along without sugar. 20432.
I can hear, oh Lord. 30725,
I can hear the bombs bursting. 20433.
I can look at the moon again. 39188.
I can never forget. 14692 (282)
I can never love you again. 35818.
I can only live my love for you. 25610.
I can only love oneat atime, baby, & that some-
one is you. 25611.
Ican remember. 1568.
I can.see love in your eyes. 15983.
521888 0 - 43 - 8
I can see Old Glory over Tokio. 30786.
I can see Old Glory waving. 48181.
I can see that love is blind. 6459.
I can still see you, yet. ani
I can tell. 43240.
I can tell by the twinkle in your eyes. 15984,
I can tell by the way that you dance, dear.
53636 (219).
I can tell by your eyes. 48182.
I can walk with Jesus. 39189.
I can work through the heat. 11131.
I cannot bear the loss of you. 30787.
I cannot find Thee. 5201 (409)
' I cannot forget. 25613.
I cannot forget you. 20434.
I cannot kéep my mind from you. 30788.
I cannot stay here by myself. 43241.
I cannot take a step too far, 29091 (255)
I cannot weep. 20435.
I can’t be sentimental. 35819.
I can ’t be yours, 25614.
I can’ ’t believe it. 1569, 48183.
I can’t believe our romance is thru’. 35820.
I can’t believe that you’re in love with me.
1570.
I can’t believe we’ve kissed our last good-bye.
43242,
I can ’t believe you really love me. 14692 (283)
I can ’t believe you’re true. 39190.
I can ’t change my mind about you. 11132.
I can’t do a thing with it, without you. 43243.
I can’t do the sum. 15985.
I can t do without love. 11133.
I can *t do without you. 11134, 20436.
I can ’t dream. 30789.
I can an’t figure you out. 11135.
I can ’t find ine worde to sing. 43244,
Ican’t fool myself over you. 20437.
I can’t forget. 1571, 11136, 11137, 20438-20440,
25615, 35821, 39191, 39192, 43245,
I can’t forget, no matter how Itry. 1572.
I can’t forget, please make my dreams come
true. 25616.
I can *t forget that night. 11138.
I can t forget the night. 30790.
I can’t forget you. 6460-6462, 15986-15988, 20441,
25617, 30791, 30792, 43246.
I can "t forget your eyes. 24219 (569)
I can "t get a girl. 24219 (570), 34788 (281)
I can ’t get a priority on you. 20442.
I can’ *t get along without you. 15989.
I can ’t get myself a man. 15990.
I can ’t get over you. 30793.
I can’t get that sailor off my mind. 6463.
I can't get to first base with you. 20443.
I can’t get you off my mind. 11139-11141,
39193, 48184.
I can’t get you out of my heart. 11142.
I can’t get you out of my mind. 1573, 1574,
35822.
I can ’t give her up. 29091 (256, 257)
I can’ *t go for you. 51695.
I can *t go on this way. 1575.
I can *t have you. 20444.
I can’t help feelin’ this way. 1576.
I can't help it. 15991.
I can ‘t help loving you. 20445.
I can *t keep from dreaming. - 11143.
I can ’t keep it a secret. 25618.
I can ’t let Franklin down. 1577. ie
I can ’t let you go. 15992.
I can ’*t make any time with you. 20446.
I can’t make my heart behave. 11144.
2073
INDEX
I can’t pretend. 25619.
I can’t remember life without you. 1578.
I can t remember when I didn’t love. 48185.
I can t run my car on 4 gallons a week. 43247.
I can t Say. 20447.
I can’t share my son with anyone other than Uncle
Sam. 20448.
I can t Sing, but I can surely whistle. 35823.
I can *t stand a shortage of you. 48186.
I can ’t stay away. 11145.
I can t stop loving you now. 5201 (410), 34788 (282)
Ican t Stop thinking of you. 35824.
I can *t teach my heart to lie. 39194.
I can’t tell a lie. 25620.
I can *t tell you in words. 51696.
I can’t think of a thing to say. 43248.
I can *t turn back. 43249.
I'can’t understand. 39195, 43250, 51697.
I can ‘t wait for springtime & you. 25621, 51698.
I can’t wait until tomorrow. 43251.
I captured a star. 39196.
I care for you. 11146.
Icare not. 11147.
I care not what your past may be, I love you just the
Same. 38171 (170), 47124 (197)
I carry a prayer in my heart. 1579.
I cash clothes. 35825.
I caught an angel and let her go. 30794.
I cert’ny wish he would come back. 5201 (411)
I challenge your kiss. 30795.
I charged the clouds. 25622.
I close my eyes. 35826.
I close my eyes & pretend it’s you. 43252.
I come from Holland. 50835 (164)
I come from the farm. 25623.
I confess. 1580, 30796.
I constantly think of you. 51699,
I could be blue. 48187.
I could do this all night long. 1581, 43253.
I could fall in love. 25624.
I could fly to the sky without wings. 39197.
I could forget. 48188,
I could go home to a girlie like you. 47124 (198-200)
I could go on dreaming, with a dream like you. 39198.
I could hardly wait. 20449.
I could have been wrong. 11148.
I could hear the love-birds sing aloha. 15993.
I could hit the ceiling tonight. 11149.
I could love that man. 35827.
I could love you. 51700.
I could love you if I tried. 5201 (412)
I could make you love me. 11150.
F could never forgive you darling for what you’ve
done. 15994.
I could not say goodbye. 43254.
I could quote Shakespeare. 15995.
I could say goodnight to a thousand girls & dream
of only, one. 14692 (284)
I couldn’t do it to you. 30797.
I couldn’ it keep away from you. 5201 (413)
I couldn’t tell it to another person. 48189.
I count the days. 51701.
I cry each night over you. 25625,
Icry my heart out. 20450.
Icry unto the Lord. 1582.
Icry whenI dream. 43255.
I cry when I think of you. 43256.
Idare you. 1583, 20451, 39199.
Ideclare. 15996.
I dedicate niy life to you. 39200.
I dedicate this song to you. 48190.
I demand. 39201.
I depend on you. 15997.
2074
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I did it but I’m sorry now. 30798. :
I did not know. 29091 (258) :
I did what my mommy told me. 20452.
I didn’t cry. 51702.
I didn’t dream this was love. 6464.
I didn’t get that kiss goodnight. 11151.
I didn’t know. 6465, 11152, 11153, 30799, 39202,
48191.
I didn’t know it then. 48192.
I didn’ t know you cared. 20453.
I didn’t mean to be mean to you. 30800.
I didn’t mean to ever be mean to you. 30801.
I didn’t miss you. 6466.
I didn’t raise my boy to be a soldier. 5201 (414),
14692 (285), 24219 (571, 572), 47124 (201, 202)
I didn’t raise my boy to be a soldier, but I m mighty
proud he’s a soldier today. 39203.
I didn’ t raise my dog to be a sausage. 24219 (573,574)
I didn’t realize. 20454, 48193.
I didn’t want to tell you. 1584.
I didn’t want you to know. 1585.
I died broken hearted. 24219 7S)
Ido. 1586, 20455.
I do all I can. 25626.
Ido, doI, Ido. 25627.
I do mean you, especially you. 6467.
I do not know. 48194.
I do not long for fame. 50835 (165)
Ido not regret. 35828.
I do really care for you. 1587.
I doan wanna be a angel. 39204.
I do’d it. 6468, 15998.
I do’ ed it. 11154.
I don’ it blame you. 43257, 43258.
I don’t care. -25628, 25629, 39205, 43259.
I don’ t care anymore. 1588. |
I don’t care if they ration my sugar. 30802.
I don’t care if you don’t care. 15999.
I don’t care what happens now. 48195.
I don’t care what you think of me, as long as you
think of me. 39206, 43260.
I eee t cafe, where your [?] from, if your[? ]glad.
|
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I don’t care who you are. 1589.
I don’ t dare todream. 35829.
I don’t feel like dancing. 35830.
I don’t get it. 30803, 35831.
I don’t give a damn, says your Uncle Sam. 48196.
I don’t give a darn about the weather, let’s hang to-
gether. 1590.
I don it give a doggone. 6470: {
I don’ it give a hoot. 16000.
I don’t have anyth only love for you. 43261.
dent eve to hear wingies Sanit
I don’t have to love you. 6472.
I don’ ,t have to tell you. 16001. ;
I don’ t know. 6473, 20456.
I don’t know how I did it, but I guess love made me
do it. 16002.
I don’t know how to begin. 48197.
I don’t know, it seems so. 48198.
I don’t know what kind of blues Yr ve got. 16003.
I don’t know where I’m goin’, but I’m rarin’ to go.
11155.
I don’t know where you are. 25630.
I don’t know why. 11156, 20457.
I don’t know why I have to cry sometime. 20458.
I don’t know why you affect me as youdo. 25631.
I don’t know your name. 1591.
I don’t like it no way. 48199.
I don’t like that bulldog anymore. 20459.
I don’ t mind. 11157.
I don’t mind loving you. 1592. 5
I don’t mind, my dear. 25632. }
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
I don’t mind rationing my sugar. 25633.
I don’ t mind the blackout. 48200.
I don’ t mind the blackout, when I’m in my
baby’ sarms, 30804.
I don’t mind the blackout when I’min my
honey’ sarms. 1593.
I don’t need money. 43262.
I don’t need nothin’, no more, no how. 39207.
I don’t need sugar. ” 16004.
I don’t need sugar ast as long as I have. you.
11158.
I don’t 1.:ed the moon. 35832.
I don’t remember. 43253.
I don’t see my buddy no more. 20460.
I don’t seem to have the nerve. 39208.
I don’t suppose. 53636 (220)
I don’t understand. 35833.
I don’t wanna, 35834.
I don’t wanna be your sister. 35835.
I don’t wanna go home. 1594.
I don’ t wanna go to bed. 30805.
I don’t want a lease-lend lover. 48201.
I don’t want a million dollar baby. 1595.
I don’t want a million dollars. 1596.
I don’t want a second-hand love. 25634,
I don’t want anybody at all, if I can’t have
you, 1597,
I don’t want anyone but you. 1598.
I don’t want his kind of love. 35836.
I don’t want no change of pasture. 35837.
I don’ t want to. 35838.
I don’t want to be a hermit. 1599.
I don’t want to be fooled. 11159.
I don’t want to dream. 20461.
I don’t want to fall in love again. 43264.
I don’t want to go home. 11160.
I don’t want to go to war. 5201 (415)
I don’t want to know why. 1600. _ =
I don’t want to look twice at you. 51703.
I don’t want to set the world onfire. 11161.
I don’t want to walk without you. 1601.
I don’t want your kisses now. 1602.
I don’t wanta do without you. 39209.
I don’t wish to remember. 11162.
I don’t worry now. 51704.
I dood it.
45967, 48543, 48801, 49827, 52639.
I dooed it. 6474.
I draw the line at me. 48202.
Idream. 11164, 11165.
I dream a dream. 35839.
I dream a lot about you. 35840.
I dream all my dreams just for you. 25635.
I dream I’m in Scotland. 1603.
I dream in the moonlight of you. 51705.
I dream of a garden of sunshine. 24219 (576)
I dream of an island. 25636.
I dream of Hawaii. 11166, 16006.
I dream of him. 43266.
I dream of him who’s gone.
I dream of Holland. 43266.
I dream of Hollywood. 20464.
I dream of home again. 35842,
I dream of thee. 24219 (577)
I dream of two hearts. 16007.
I dream of you. 1604, 6475-6477, 11167, 16008,
20465, 30806, 30807, 39210, 48203, 48204.
I dream of you all the time. 39211.
I dream of you, when the night winds sigh. 48205.
I dream’d you slept. 35843.
I dreamed. 20466, 51706.
I dreamed a dream, 48206. e
I dreamed a love story. 43267.
35841.
11163, 16005, 20462, 20463, 41918, 45525,
I dreamed a song. 43268.
I dreamed about you. 16009.
I dreamed I heard marching feet.
I dreamed I was Aladdin. 1605.
I dreamed I was home again. 20467.
I dreamed I was walking. 48207.
I dreamed of an old love affair. 1606, 25637.
I dreamedofhome, last night. 30808.
I dreamed of love. 1607.
I dreamed of love in Yosemite. 20468.
I dreamed of paradise & you. 25638.
I dreamt about a dream last night. 51707.
I dreamt of heaven. 30809.
I dreamt of heaven & you. 6478.
I drew a picture in my memories. 30810.
I dug a ditch, 35844.
I enjoy the beautiful sunset. 11168.
I enlisted in Uncle Sam’s army. 48208.
I enlisted today. 48209.
I fall in love again. 6479.
I fancy you. 35845.
I fear thy kisses. 51708.
I feel a love song coming on. 11169.
I feel B-one derful now. 1608.
I feel like a song. 20469,
I feel so all alone, 15011.
I feel so incomplete without you. 43269.
I feel so low. 25639.
I feel so well. 25640.
I feel the draft coming on. 6480.
I fell among thieves, 25641.
I fell and broke my heart. 48210.
I fell for you. 1609, 16012, 48211.
I fell from a rainbow. 43270.
I fell in love, 6481, 16013, 48212.
I fell in love ina dream. 11170.
I fell in love with a WAAC-y in khaki. 48213.
I fell in love with an angel. 48214.
I fell in love with heaven. 48215.
I fell in love with Jesus. 16014.
16010.
I fell in love with the army when I fell in love
with you. 25642.
I fell in love with-the Sandman. 6482.
I fell in love with you. 1610, 51709, 51710.
I fell into adream. 30811.
I fell off the cherry tree, 39212.
I folkton. 30812.
I followed a star, 11171.
I followed her here & I followed her there. 14692 (286)
I forgive you. 11172.
I forgive you but I can’t forget. 11173.
I forgot to forget. 25643.
I forgot to remember. 25644, 51711.
I found a blue rose. 11174.
I found a dream. 11175, 48216.
I found a four leaf clover. 35846.
I found a letter ’neath my door. 30813, 39213.
I found a love bird. 43271.
I found a peach in an apple tree. 30814.
I found a peach in Orange New Jersey, in apple
blossom time. 1611.
I found a rose on a mountain high. 25645.
I found a treasure. 30815.
I found a wonderful girl. 20470.
I found an angel. 16015.
I found gold when I found you. 20471.
I found heaven ina dream. 1612.
I found I’d lost you. 51712.
I found love in prison. 43272.
I found love in the mountains. 43273.
I found love in the winter. 39214.
I found my bluebird. 35847.
I found my dream inthe Hollywood canteen. 43274.
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INDEX
I found my heaven. 39215.
I found my heaven, when I found you. 43275.
I found my heaven with you. 30816.
I found my little dream girl. 1613.
I found my love. 1614, 11176.
I found my love ona dude ranch. 11177.
I found my place. 43276.
I found my sisters today. 43277.
I found sugar on Sugar Hill. 30817, 48217.
I found the brightest star in heaven. 6483.
I found the end of the rainbow. 43278.
I found the girl of my dreams. 43279.
I found the needle in the haystack. 43280.
I found you. 1615, 11178, 16016.
I found you at the ‘rainbow’ send. 25646.
I found you in a blackout. 6484.
I found you ina garden. 11179.
I found you in Cibola. 48218.
I found you just intime. 5201 (416)
Igambled & lost on you. 20472.
I gambled with my heart. 30818.
Igamla Wien. 16017.
I gave my heart to you. 43281.
I gave my love to a Sailor boy. 35848.
I gave my man to.Uncle Sam, now I’m going to join
the WAAC’S. 43282.
Igave my son. 16018.
I gave my sons. 35849.
I gave my sons to Uncle Sam. 20473.
I gave my sweetheart to the U.S.A. 16019.
I gave you allI had: 25647.
I gave you everything I had. 43283.
I-gave you his dad, now I give you his son. 16020.
I gave you my heart. 30819, 30820, 43284, 43285.
I gave you up for Uncle Sam. 20475.
I gaze at you, America. 39216.
I get a kick from a circus parade. 39217.
I get a new kind of thrill. 35850.
I get around on my thumb. 48219.
I get so tired of dreaming. 51713.
I get the neck of the chicken. 39218.
I g’g’gotta go. 16021.
I give & you keep taking. 48220.
I give my hand & my heart. 11180.
I give my heart to Miss Liberty. 20476.
I give my son tothee. 30821.
I give my son to you. 6485.
I give thee my heart. 16022.
I give you a Song, MacArthur. 20477.
I give you my heart. 1616.
I give you my love. 30822.
I give you this melody. 25648.
Igive you up. 51714.
I go to meet my love. 11181.
I go to sleep thinking of you. 25649.
I got a date. 1617. :
I got a date in Tokio. 25650.
I gota gal. 43286.
I got a gal in New York harbor. 30823.
I got a letter from home today. 35851.
I got a rendezvous with Lulu. 39219:
Igot a song. 35852.
I got a storm in my Soul.
I got blues. 21850.
I got her back in the blackout. 30824.
I got it. 30825.
I got mea marine. 48221.
I got music.in my Soul. 48222.
I got my man. 6486.
I got my Sailor. 25651.
I got my thrill in a blackout. 48223.
I got no gas, baby. 48224.
I got no use for the women. 20478.
91715.
I got plenty o’ nuttin’. 25652.
I got religion now. 6487.
I got rhythm. 1618.
I got sugar, plenty sugar. 16023.
I got the blues. 16024.
I got the thing to make your love come down. 48225.
I got to dance. 30826.
I got to go a feuden[?] 48226.
I got wings. 16025.
I got your memory. 30827.
I gotta a special, from my honey. 30828.
I gotta be goin’ on my way. 16026.
I gotta go. 35853.
I gotta have some things. 6488.
I gotta have you. 6489.
I gotta peachie-loo. 25653.
I gotter get a gel. 38171 _{171)
: guess r’ ll be seein’ you. 43287.
I guess ib ll have to change my plans. 1619.
I guess Ill have to join the army. 35854.
I guess I’m in love. 39220,
I guess it, had to happen that way. 35855.
I guess it’s love. 1620.
I guess you don’t care any more. 1621.
I guess you just don’t love me anymore. 11182.
I guess you never knew. 43288.
I guess you'll never care. 16027.
I had a date with love. 6490.
I had a dream about Santa Claus. 34788 (283)
I had a feeling. 39221.
I had a talk with the moon. 16028.
I had a wonderful girl when I had you.
(259)
I had my eyes onthe horizon. 25654.
I had never known the beauty. 1622.
I had the craziest dream. 43289.
I had to fall in the fall. 20479.
I had to lose you to Uncle Sam. 39222.
I had to read between the lines. 51716.
I had too much to dream last nite. 11183.
I h’ain’t got the poxies no more. 51717.
I hang my head in shame. 1623.
I hate to be alone. 16029.
I hate to leave you. 30829.
I hate to say good-bye. 1624, 11184.
I hate to See you go. 43290.
I hate you. 5201 (417)
I hate you - I love you. 34788 (284)
I have a friend called Jesus. 11185.
I have a heart for you. 51718.
I have a little song bird in my heart. 35856,
I have a picture of you. 6491.
I have a place to go. 16030.
I have a raincoat. 30830.
I have a Star in my window. 43291.
I have an aching heart. 51719.
I have another side. 11186.
I have arms for you.- 20480.
I have changed. 6492.
I have come to Say goodbye. 43292.
I have eternal life with Jesus. 20481.
I have fought a good fight. 35857.
I have found a hiding-place. 43293.
I have found joy in songs. 35858.
29091
’ Ihave found the blessing. 24219 (578)
I have had as great delight. 30831.
I have heard my Master's voice. 24219 (579)
I have heard Thee. 24219 (580)
I have hope. 35859.
I have Jesus in my heart. 6493.
I have learned. 25655.
I have lost my Eurydice. 53636 (221)
I have lots of gold. 16031.
2076
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 194< 7a
I have my memories, too. 39223.
I have my memory. 43294.
I have never said I love you but Ido. 51720.
I have no use for romance, I’m thru with love. 35860.
I have nothing to do with to-morrow. 1625.
I have one Son in the army. 35861.
I have only myself to blame. 18845 (104), 43295.
I have Seen a promise in your eyes. 43296.
I have Seen paradise in your smile. 11187.
I have shed my last tears for you. 18845 (105)
I have sinned. 34788 (285)
I have the glory in my soul. 5201 (418)
I have time tonight. 39224.
I have to search the heavens, to finda dream like
you. 43297.
I have traded my car for a horse & buggy. 6494.
_ Ihave victory in my Soul. 25656.
I have your permission to dream. 16032.
I haven” i got a girl to my name. 30832.
I haven’ t got a nickel. 30833.
I haven’t got a penny. 29091 (260)
I haven’ jt the heart. 1626, 11188.
I haven’t the nerve. 11189.
Ihear. 48227.
I hear a call from the sky. 1627.
Ihear acalltoarms. 6495.
I hear a melody somewhere. 25657.
I hear a nation weeping. 11190.
I hear a piano. 20482. ”
I hear a thrush at eve. 1628, 6496-6498.
I hear America call. 48228.
_I hear America Singing. 1629, 11192, 20483, 20484,
39225, 51721.
I hear big planes. 48229.
I hear it from everyone else but you. 20485.
I hear music. 30834.
I hear my country calling me. 20486.
I hear my mammy callin’. 16033.
I hear Thy voice. 18845 (106), 24219 (581)
I hear you calling me. 9582 (207, 208), 25658.
I hear you calling me, America. 16034.
I hear you calling me, Tennessee. 34788 (286)
I hear you cluckin’ , but I can’t find your nest. 43298.
I hear you praying, mother. 30835.
I hear you Screaming. 48230.
I hear your call. 25659.
I hear your voice. 43299, 51722.
I hear your voice across the bay. 20487.
I heard a bluebird. 43300.
I heard a maiden’s prayer. 39226.
I heard a serenade. 48231.
I heard a voice calling me. 6499.
I heard a voice familiar. 30836.
I heard a whistle. 30837.
I heard Him calling. 51723.
I heard my Savior call. 1630.
I heard the bells. 30833.
I heard the bells on Christmas day. 25660.
I heard the voice. 30839.
I heard the voice of Jesus. 1631.
Iheard the voice of Jesus say. 24219 (582), 53636 (222)
I heard them tell. 24219 (583)
I heard two soldiers talking. 6500.
I heard you cry last night. 20488.
I heard you sing. 20489.
I heard you singing. 11193.
I helped draw those lines. 39227.
I hit the jackpot, when I found you. 43301, 51724.
I hold you deep within my heart. 11194.
I hope & pray. 39228.
I hope my love will call you back to me. 30840.
I hope no one calls you sweetheart. 16035.
I hope they don’t start rationing love. 20490.
I hope you hope the hope I hope. 20491.
I hope you’re happy. 16036.
2077
'
I hoped you’d remember. 25661.
I hung a star in the sky last night. 30841.
I hung my head & cried. 1632.
I idolize you. 39229.
I intend to Show you. 11195.
I invested all my love in you. 30842.
I joined the army of the U.S.A. 20492.
I joined the army yesterday. 6501.
I just came by. 48232.
I just can’t do without you. 20493, 30843.
I just can ’t fool my heart. 11196.
I just can t forget. 51725.
I just can *t forget you. 30844.
I just can’t win. 25662.
I just dropped in to dream. 1633.
I just got a haircut. 35862.
I just had a dream. 6502.
I just had a heart attack. 1634.
I just keep on dreaming of you. 11197.
I just kissed your picture goodnight. 48233.
I just know we’ll have a lovely time. 51726.
I just said good-bye to a little old lady. 25663, 30845.
I just wanna have fun. 48234.
I just want to be a private for my Sweetheart Anna
Bélle. 16037.
_ I just want you. 24219 (584)
I keep believing in you. 39230.
I keep forgetting. 35863.
I keep forgetting we’re through. 1635.
I keep loving you, please keep on loving me.
16038.
I keep on hopin’. 35864.
I keep remembering. 51727, 51728.
I keep remembering you. 16039.
I keep right on thinking of you. 43302.
I keep telling the stars. 35865.
I keep thinking of you. 20494, 48235.
I keep wishing for something. 11198.
I kidded him along. 11199.
I kiss & remember. 25664.
I kiss the stars. 11200.
I kissed an angel. 30846.
. | kissed an angel last night. 6503.
I kissed him goodbye & I blessed him that day.
39231.
I kissed the bride good-night. 16040.
I kissed the rose. 43303.
I kissed you again. 39232.
I kneel & pray. 16041.
I knew. 16042, 25665, 30847.
I knew I cared. 16043.
I knew it right from the start. 51729.
I knew that I loved you. 39233.
I knew it right from the start. 51729.
I knew that I would find my dream girl. 11201, 25666.
I knew this would happen. 48236.
I knew you, when. 6503, 25667, 35866, 35867.
I knew you | *d be along. 39234. |
I knew you'd come my way. 39235.
Iknow. 16044, 39236.
I know a cottage Small. 30848.
I know a land. 6505.
I know a little rose. 41610 (64)
I know a little woodland nest. 34788 (287)
I know a pretty girl. 25668.
I know a rose tree Springing. 35868.
I know better now. 43304.
I know, darling. 48237.
I know enough about love. 6506.
I know he will come back. 16045.
I know I love you more than ever. 20496.
I know I Shall see Him. 24219 (585)
I know I will ever be blue. 43305.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I know r ll only love but you. 6507.
I know r’ m not so very big. 25669.
I know I’m to blame, 1636.
I know in whom I do believe.
I know it’s love. 6508, 48238.
I know it’s true. 11202.
I know not, but Thou knowest. 38171 (172)
I know not why. 29091 (261)
I know now. 20498.
I know of a Saviour so precious, 47124 (203)
I know of two bright eyes. 9582 (209)
I know that dream by heart, 35869.
I know that God’ Swill is best. 53636 (223)
I know that he’ll come back to me. 48239,
I know that I’m a lucky guy. 6509,
I know that Jesus loves me. 16046.
I know that Jesus understands. 53636 (224)
I know that my Redeemer lives. 5201 (419)
I know that my Redeemer liveth. 11203, 50835 (166)
I know that you’ll be waiting, waiting %& loving me.
11204,
I know the Lord will make a way, yes He will.
16047.
I know the moon is shining on my boy tonight,
20499.
I know the way of the wild blush rose. 24219 (586)
I know the way to your heart. 35870.
I know we shouldn’t have done it, but wasn’t it
wonderful. 16048.
I know what I like. 30849.
I know what it means to fall in love.
I know where I’m goin’. 16050.
I know where the lovelight lingers. 48240.
I know who paid the rent. 24219 (587)
I know you agree with me. 11205.
I know you are mine, 16051.
I know you love me, by the look in your eyes. 43306.
I know you understand, 25670.
I know you | *1l come back some day. 25671.
I know you'll wait for me. 30850.
I laid my head upon your breast, 25672.
I laughed at love. 16052.
I laughed at love, now, love has the laugh on me,
11206.
I lay in dream by the stream. 16053.
I leaned across ten thousand miles, 48241.
I leave for Dayton today. 11207.
I leave my peace with you. 11208.
I leave you my heart. 1637,
I leave you my love. 43307,
I led the way. 25673.
I left a dream in Vienna. 11209, 25674.
‘I left a heaven for a hell. 43308.
I left an angel behind me. 35871.
I left her in New Hampshire. 14692 (287), 18845 (107)
I left my baby in the mountains, 48242,
I left my heart at the Stage Door Canteen, 25675.
I left my heart in California, 39237,
I left my heart in Ireland. 51730,
I left my home for my country. 16054.
I left my home on the range, 51731.
I left my Rose Mary in France. 51732.
I lent him to Uncle Sam, 16055,
I let myself down, 6510.
I lie awake to dream of you, 1638.
I light up my torch, 25676,
I like America best, 51733.
I like chords, 16056.
I like ev’rything about you. ABZ ESS
I like it. 16057,
I like the army, my girl likes the navy. 1639.
I like to be loved by you. 43309.
I like to dream dear, 6511,
20497.
16049,
I like to drink beer, wine or brandy, 20500.
I like to ride-on the merry go round. 6512.
I like to riff. 20501.
I like to stay after school.
I like you so much, 25677,
I like you too much, 39238.
I like your jive. 1640.
I like your town, 18845 (108)
I listen to the crickets. 20502.
I listened to a seashell. .1641.
I live a double life. 30851.
I live for Jesus. 20503.
I live for that. 35872,
I live in hopes that you will come back some day.
39239, '
I live in memories of you. 6513.
I live in my memories, 11211.
I live on a promise to you. 35873.
I live once again in you. 35874,
I live with a phantom. 43310.
I loaned my lover to Uncle Sam till the big world
war is won, 48244, ~
I long for a letter from home. 11212,
I long for a song to sing. 1642,
I long for you. 39240, 43311.
I long for your lips. 48245,
I long for your return, 25678,
I long to be in Dixie Land tonight. 24219 (588)
I long to be with Jesus. 29091 (262)
I long to belong to you. 35875,
I long to hear my mother read again. 16058.
I long to hear my mother’ S songs once more.
50835 (167)
I long to see Jesus. 39241.
I long to see the hills. 6514.
I look at heaven, when I look at you. 11213.
I look at the moon, 43312.
I look at you & think. 39242.
I look to you. 11214.
I looked at the moon. 6515.
I looked at the rainbow. 11215.
I looked into your eyes & found myself in love.
39243.
I lose my mind. 30852.
I lost her in the blackout. 30853.
I lost my girl on Broadway. 5201 (420) .
I lost my head when I lost my heart, that’s why Im
single today. 24219 (589), 47124 (204)
I lost my heart. 1643, 11216, 39244.
I lost my heart down in old Tampico, 11217.
I lost my heart to you. 1644.
I lost my heart, when I found you. 6516, 16059.
I lost my Pearl Harbor sweetheart, 1645.
I lost my sugar in Salt Lake City. 43313.
I lost you. 25679. :
I lost you before I found you. 11218.
I lost your love, 43314, 48246.
I love, 39245.
I love a boy in the army. 51734.
I love a captain in the air corps. 30854.
I love a country with liberty. 51735.
I love a deep dark mystery. 43315.
I love a doughboy. 43316.
I love a Petty girl. 39246.
I love a pilot. 51736.
I love a soldier. 1646.
I love a uniform, 39247.
I love America. 1647, 6517, 6518, 20504, 20505,
25680, 25681, 43317.
I love an escalator. 20506.
I love & adore Him. 53636 (225)
I love but you. 16060.
I love ’em all. 41724 (205)
11210,
2078
te ia”
.
nos. 1-12, 1942
I love every star. 1648.
I love every star in Old Glory. 1649.
I love Him best of all. 53636 (226)
I love Him, don’t you. 53636 (227)
I love, Ilove, [love me. 16061.
I love Jesus. 6519, 43318.
Ilove K.P. 30855.
I love my baby. 43319.
I love my country. 39248.
I love my darling. 35876.
I love my girl. 30856.
I love my love. 18845 (109, 110), 47124 (208)
I love my love & my love loves me. 25682.
I love my movie picture man. 24219 (590)
I love my nurse. 39249.
I love my Savior. 11219.
I love my shadow. 43320.
I love my sweet Molly. 43321.
I love my work. 1650.
I love night. 1651.
I love only you. 25683.
I love the call of the sea. 25684.
I love the conga. 1652, 11220.
I love the cross. 29091 (263)
I love the dawn. 11221.
I love the mounties. 30857.
I love the night. 39250.
I love the spring. 1653.
I love the U.S.A. - 25685. :
I love the West the way it use [?] to be. 20507. .
I love thee. 11222, 25686, 25687.
I love thee, beautiful America. 30858.
I love them all. 24219 (591), 29091 (264)
I love this beautiful America. 20508.
I love this great America. 30859.
I love Thy kingdom, Lord. 29091 (265)
I love to be liked by you.. 48247.
I love to be loved. 29091 (266), 38171 (173)
I love to dream of you. 11223. —
I love to get a letter from home. - 35877.
I love to have the boys around me. 5201 (421)
I love to hear a military band. 6520.
I love to hear the President speak. 25688.
I love to hear you whistle. 43322.
Ilove to hum. 6521.
I love to lick war stamps. 30860.
I love to make love to you. 39251.
I love to remember the night when I first met
you. 6522.
I love to roam the prairie. 30861.
I love to romance. 25689.
I love to rough it. 51737.
I love to say your name. 30862.
I love to sing. 48248.
I love to stay at home. 41610 (65)
I love to tango with my tea. 34788 (288)
I love to wander. 6523, 48249.
I love tomatoes. 11224.
I love vino. 1654.
I love you. 6524, 11225, 20509, 30863-30865, 43323,
51738.
I love you after all. 35878.
I love you again. 43324.
I love you always. 11226.
I love you, America. 1655, 6525, 20510, 43325.
I love you because you’re you. 39252.
I love you best in spring. 16062.
I love you best of all. 39253.
I love you but I don’t know why. 35879.
I love you, darling. 20511, 25690.
I love you, dear. 1656, 35880, 39254.
I love you, dear, for what you are. 35881.
I love you dearly. 1657.
INDEX
I love you for all time. 16063.
T love you for thinking of me. 30866.
I love you in a thousand ways. 39255.
I love, you love, we love. 1658.
I love you more. 20512.
I love you more each day. 34788 (289)
I love you more, more every day. 1659.
I love you my dear, Ido. 35882.
I love you my wonderful one. 48250.
I love you, only you. 11227.
I love you regardless. 30867.
I love you Sleepy head. 30868.
Ilove you so. 1€60, 43326, 43327, 48251.
I love you, soldier boy. 20513.
I love you stop. 11228.
I love you sweetheart. 11229.
I love you tenderly. 39256.
I love you that way. 6526, 25691.
I love you, that’s one thing I know. 53636 (228, 229)
I love you, the Red, White & Blue. 39257.
I love you truly. 20514, 48252.
I love you waltz. 24219 (592, 593)
I love your smile. 25692.
I loved but lost. 48253.
I loved him so. 35883.
I loved only you. 43328.
I loved you. 11230.
I loved you since you were a baby.
38171 (174)
I loved you too much. 39258.
I loved you yesterday. 20515.
I made a fire to burn myself. 11231.
I made a great mistake. 35884.
24219 (594),
‘I made my wish, over a cup of tea. 20516.
I made up my mind too late. 1661.
I made ya love. 16064.
I mailed my letter inthe air. 48254.
I make a motion that you love, love me. 1662..
I make believe that it’s you. 51739.
I married an angel. 9613, 9794, 10046, 10061,
10084, 10125, 10147, 10355, 10356, 10622, 10682,
10737, 10870, 10958, 11015, 11032 - 11034, 11108,
11232, 11545, 12126, 12200, 12497, 12567, 12820,
12821, 12920, 13131, 13470, 13944, 14046, 14460,
14461, 14396, 14512, 15484.
I may as well confess. 43329.
I may be wrong. 48255.
I may be your buddy some day. 30869.
I may not be clever. 35885.
I may sail around the world. 39259.
I mean it with my heart. 6527.
I meant every word. 11233.
I meant it when I said I loved you. 1663.
1 meet you in my dreams. 51740.
I met a girl on Lovejoy street. 35886.
I meta girl who’s got the most charming accent.48256.
I met her down in Rio. 30870.
I met her in an air raid shelter. 16065.
I met her in the Berkshires. . 43330. .
I met her ona three day leave. 48257. A
I met her on Monday. 25693, 25694.
I met my beau at the U.S.O. 35887.
I met my Betty at the quilting bee. 25695.
I met my Waterloo. 25696.
I met you. 35888.
I met you in Algeria. 1664.
I met you too late. 20517.
I might, dear, but I never do. 48258.
I might have known. 25697, 30871, 48259.
I mind me th’ mornin’. 29091 (267), 34788 (290)
I miss Mississippi & you. 39260. .
I miss my old Hawaii. 30872, 48260.
I miss my pal. 11234.
INDEX
pt. 3, 0. S.5 vee
I miss my Rosemary. 48261.
I miss my Swiss hut in the mountains. 11235.
I miss my Yankee sweetheart. 43331.
I miss the blue skies dear & your two eyes so blue.
16066.
I miss the boys from the old neighborhood. 20518.
I miss the missus & her kisses. 35889.
I miss the one girl that I’m in love with still.
6528.
I miss the twilight with you. 1665.
I miss you. 6529, 20519, 30873.
I miss you all the time you’ve been away. 30874.
I miss you dear sweetheart. 30875.
I miss you doughboy. 51741.
I miss you down in sunny Tennessee. 43332.
I miss you ina million ways. 20520.
I miss you, night & day. 6530.
I miss you so. 35890, 43333.
I miss you so much. 35891, 48262.
I miss you, sweetheart. 51742.
I miss your blue eyes. 1666.
I miss your goodnight. 43334.
I must admit. 51743.
I must be dreaming. 11236.
I must have a happy ending. 20521, 20522.
I must have a priority on your heart. 11237.
I must have an X card for love. 30876.
I must have Jesus all the way. 35892.
-I must have known you in heaven, 16067.
I must have Polly. 11238.
I must have some one who loves me. 24219 (595)
I must have your love. 43335.
I must leave you. 39261, 43336.
I must leave you, dear, because they drew my
number. 20523, 39262.
- I must leave you, my darling. 39263.
I must not fall in love. 11239.
I must start forgetting. 20524.
Inearly missed you. 11240.
I need a guy to tie my tie. 51744.
I need a lot o’ lovin’. 51745.
I need affection. 47124 (207)
I need America, America needs me. 30877.
I need Him each day. 25698.
I need someone to Show me how to win at love. 43337.
I need Thee every hour. 29091 (268)
I need vitamin U. 6531, 30878.
I need you always. 5201 (422)
I need you my darling. 20525.
I need you, my love. 1667.
I need you now. 6532.
I need your company. 25699.
I need your lips again. 6533.
I need your love. 30879.
I need your loving to quiet down my nerves.
48263.
I need your smile to-night. 43338.
I need your smiles. 16068.
I needed God, 39264.
I needed the dawn. 16069.
I never can forget. 25700, 30880.
I never can remember. 5201 (423), 29091 (269)
I never dream a dream. 6534.
I never dreamed. 51746.
I never dreamed I’d cry. 39265.
I never dreamed I’d ever meet agirl like you. 16070.
I never dreamed love could be like this. 43339.
I never felt so blue. 48264.
I never found the sunshine. 25701.
I never had a chance to dream. 35893.
I never hada dream. 1668.
I never kissed the Blarney Stone but I kissed the
girl who did. 43340.
2080
I never knew. 20526, 35894, 48265.
I never knew how much I'd miss you. 20527,
I never knew I cared, but now Ido. 48266.
I never knew I loved you until we said goodbye. 11241.
I never knew it would be like this. 1669.
I never knew such happiness. 48267.
I never knew that I loved you so much. 11242.
I never knew - till I met you, 20528.
I never knew until tonight. 51747.
I never knew what Cupid could do. 20529.
I never knew what love could do. 43341.
I never knew what love was. 25702.
I never knew what love was like. 20530.
I never knew you cared for me. 20531.
I never let a day go by. 48268.
I never loved like this before. 20532.
I never met anyone who didn’t like music. 39266.
I never thought T *dbe a soldier. 39267.
I never thought T *d find an angel. 11243.
I never thought I’d find you, the sweetheart of my
dreams. 25703.
I never thought I’d go to heaven. 43342.
I never thought I’d love a girl till I met you. 24219
(596)
I never thought that dreams came true. 39268.
I never told on you. 48269.
I never wanna be fooled again. 43343.
I never wanted anything so good, so bad. 24219 (597,
I pea would have thought it of you. 35895.
I now call you mine. 1670.
I now have a bugle to play. 30881.
I now have hope. 30882.
I offered you my heart. 35896.
I often think of you. 51748.
I once had a buddy. 11244.
I only know. 25704, 48270.
I only know I love you. 6535.
I only want peace of mind. 11245.
I only want you. 20533. -
I only want you when we meet again. 51749.
I only wept in my dream. 6536.
I only wish you would listen. 39269.
I only work five days a week. 43344.
I opened up a trunk. 11246, 30883.
I ought to cry. 25705.
I ought to hate you but I love you. 14692 (288)
I oughta have you. 1671.
I overheard a conversation. 25706.
I owe everybody. 30884.
I paid for tomorrow today. 11247.
I paid my income tax today. 1672, 1673.
I paid the debt. 11248.
I painted a picture of you. 43345.
I paradis. 20534, 20535.
I parted my hair ‘in the middle. 9582 (210)
I picked a rainbow out of the sky. 35897.
I pickeda rose from the shores of Old Erin. 51750.
I picked a rose in Paris. 51751.
I picture you. 43346.
I pine for those Dixie pines. 43347.
I pinned my faith on you. 35898.
I planteda seed inthe garden of your heart. 48271.
I planted a victory garden. 43348.
I planted her heart in a garden fair. 11249.
I play a merry tune. 30885.
I play for keeps. 20536.
I play the fool whenever you are around. 30886.
I play to you my love. 1674.
I pledge allegiance. 25707, 43349, 51752.
I pledge allegiance to the Flag. 30887..
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of good old U.S. A.
25708.
I pledge allegiance to you. 39270.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
I pledge allegiance to your heart. 43350.
I pledge my all. 16071.
I pledge my allegiance to my Flag. 20537.
I pledge my heart. 1675.
I pray each night. 11250.
I pray each night for victory. 39271.
I pray for him to-night. 11251.
I pray for that day. 35899.
I pray that my blue star won’t turn to gold. 51753.
I pray to love again. 11252.
I pray to Thee. 16072.
I pray you will learn to care, 48272.
I prayed to live. 51754.
I prayed today. 48273.
I prefer the cat. 25709, 47124 (208)
I pretend. 25710.
I promise. 1676.
I promise to remember. 11253,
I promise you. 16073.
I promised my heart. 25711, 35900, 35901.
I protest, Mister Swing. 30888.
I pulled a star right out of the sky. 1677.
I put a four leaf clover in your pocket. 30889, 35902.
I put my skates away for love. 11254.
I raised my boy to be a soldier. 35903.
I reach for the stars. 16074.
I realize. 39272,
I realize now. 6537.
I realize that it’s all over now. 30890.
I really care for you. 1678, 1679.
I really know how much I cared. 6538.
I reckon as how. 6539, 20538.
I recommend the Lord to you. 30891,
I regret. 30892,
I regret I have only one life to give. 51755.
I rely on the moon. 16075.
Iremember. 1680, 6540, 11255, 20539, 34788 (291),
35904,
I remember everything. 1681. =
I remember the day. 35905, 51756.
I remember the night. 25712.
I remember too well. 43351.
Iremember you. 11256, 11257.
I remembered, but you forgot. 34788 (292)
‘Irepent. 48274.
I ride in the rodeo. 20540.
I roam this world, in search of you. 1682.
I rode away. 25713. :
I run across you in my dreams, 51757.
I said boo. 6541. ;
I said goodnight to Suzie. 16076.
I said no. 1683.
I sail on the ocean over the blue. 1684.
I sail the seas for Uncle Sam. 6542.
I salute America, 30893.
T salute you. 1685, 1686.
I salute you, dear old Flag. 48275.
I salute you, my darling. 1687.
I salute you with akiss. 20541, 20542.
I sat alone at evening. 34788 (293)
I sat down on a bumblebee. 43352.
I saw adream. 35906.
I saw a maiden fair. 35907.
I saw a robin. 25714.
I saw a robin, cheer up! Cheer up. 33151.
I saw a story in your eyes. 16077.
I saw angels when we kissed. 11258.
I saw another angel fly inthe midst of heaven. 20543.
I saw Esau. 39273.
I saw heaven. 1688.
I saw heaven with you. 20544.
I saw it in the stars. 16078.
I saw my-love. 35908.
I saw my love tonight. 6543.
2081
I saw tears in your eyes. 43353.
I saw the moon shed a tear. 48276.
I saw the ships come in. 51758.
I saw you next door. 16079.
I saw you somewhere. 20545. -
I say a pray’r for you. 43354,
I say my prayers. 30894.
_I say to my heart. 20546.
I see a light. 1689.
I see a vision of you. 51759.
I see a window filled with roses. 11259,
I see all these things. 43355,
I see dawn. 6544,
I see liberty in the Flag. 51760.
I see the angels coming. 1690.
I see the sunrise. 43356. -
I see things differently now. 43357.
I see Thy kingdom. 20547,
I see you. 25715, 25716.
I see you darling. 16080.
I see you everywhere but here. 30895.
I see you ev rywhere. 20548.
I see you in every star above. 43358.
I see you in my dreams. 25717.
I see your face. 25718, 30896.
I see your face before me. 11260.
I see your face in ev ry raindrop. 51761.
I see your face on every cloudin the sky. 30897,
I see your face through the clouds. 43359.
I see your lovely face. 16081.
I seek the road. 11261.
I seen my duty &I done it. 6545.
I send my heart to you. 43360.
I send my love. 30898, 35909.
I send my love to you. 11262, 30899.
I sent a letter to Santa, to watch over daddy for me. 48277.
I sent my man across the sea. 39274,
I shall be near. 6546.
I shall be satisfied then. 47124 (209)
I shall be there. 35910.
I shall get home some day. 39275.
I shall get in such a row when Martha knows. 18845
111
I a go quietly. 16082.
I shall love you. 39276.
I shall not live in vain. 14692 (289)
I shall see the King. 53636 (230)
I shall wait for you always. 11263.
I shear sheep inthe sheep-shearing season. 34788 (294)
I should forget you. 39277,
I should have gotapatentonthosedreams. 20549.
I should have known. 16083, 20550, 30900, 35911, 48278.
I should have known better. 39278.
I should have known that it couldn’t last. 16084.
I should have left you long ago. 16085.
I should say I do, 1691.
I shouldn’ t love you so. 30901.
I shouldn’t miss you, butI do. 25719.
I shudder to think. 16086.
I shut my mouth. 11264.
I shut my mouth for Uncle Sam. 16087.
I sing a lullaby. 6547.
I sing of a maiden. 25720.
I sing this song. 25721, 30902.
I sing to you. 43361.
I sing with you. 39279, 51762.
I sit alone. 25722.
I sit & wonder. 39280.
I smell smoke. 39281.
I smile on Broadway, 35912.
I spend each lonely night, serenading a Toney. moon.
20551.
I spend my time remembering. 11265.
INDEX
I spent a few moments with you. 6548.
I spoke to the ocean. 6549.
I spy with my little eye, Something beginning with
love. 35913.
I stayed awake to dream. 48279.
I still ask about you. 25723.
‘I still believe in love. 11266.
I still believe in you. 11267, 20552.
I still believe love is paradise. 16088.
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
I thought the world had no glory. 39287.
I thought too late. 39288.
I thought you ought to know. 6557.
I thought you understood. 39289.
I thought you *dcare. 6558.
I thought you’d understand. 20560.
I threw a kiss in the ocean. 11275, 20561.
I still call you sweetheart,O mother of mine. 16089.
I still can sing. 30903.
I still cling to the U.S.A. 39282.
I still do. 43362.
I still feel that way about you. 39283.
I still get a thrill out of dreaming of you. 48280.
I still have memories. 30904. 7
I still have my memories, you can’t take those away
from me. 1692.
I still have the mem’ aT of you. 1693.
‘I still have you. 25724
I still hold the torch for you. 11268.
I still love him so. 20553.
I still love you. 6550, 16090, 20554, 25725.
I still love you, my dear. 51763.
I still remember. 6551, 6552, 25726, 30905.
I still remember you. 30906.
I still remember you dear. 20555.
I still think the world of you. 48281.
I stood & stared. 43363.
I stood silent. 1694.
I stopped dreaming, for you. 11269.
I strolled along Dream street. 43364.
I struck a match in the dark. 43365.
I suddenly feel low. 25727.
I surrender. 39284.
I surrender all to Thee. 16091.
I surrender to glamour. 20556.
I swear by all that’s lovely. 35914.
I take thee John. 11270.
I talk in my sleep. 1695.
I talk to myself about you. 35915.
I thank God. 35916.
‘I thank thee. 43366.
I thank you. 16092.
I thank you America: 39285.
I thank you in advance. 20557.
I think he’ S pretty wonderful. 30907.
I think I’m falling in love again. 1696.
I think of arms that held you. 1697.
I think of'someone. 30908.
I think of you. 1698, 6553, 6554, 11271, 16093,
30909, 30910.
I think of you always. 35917.
I think of you because I’m in love. 6555.
I think of you, dear. 25728.
“I think of you, dear mom. 48282.
I think of you, I dream of you. 25729.
I think that I should know. 11272.
I think the. world of you. 43367.
I think we’ll just call it a day. 35918.
I think you lie. 11273.
I think you *d better hurry home. 53636 (231)
I think you’ re beautiful. 20558.
I tho’t I’d never smile again. 16094.
I thought I cared. 11274.
I thought I could but I can’t. 43368.
I thought I was smart. 16095.
I thought I was through with love. 51764.
I thought I’d joined the army. 35919.
I thought it was an angel. 25730.
I thought it was impossible. 6556.
I thought of you. 16096.
I thought that I was through with you. 20559.
I thought that you knew. 39286.
2082
I tip my heart. 11276.
I tipped my heart to love. 20562.
I told a lie. 48283.
I told a lie to you. 39290.
I told my baby maybe. 48284.
I told the clouds to hide our moon. 20563.
I told the corporal lies. 43369.
I told them all about you. 25731.
Itold you. 11277.
I told you so. 1699.
I took a look at you. 35920.
I took a plane to the stars. 11278.
I took a trip into Dreamland. 20564.
I took my girl to an army dance. 16097.
I took one look at you. 48285.
I tossed a blossom on the sea. 35921.
I touch your face. 20565.
I traded my heart for another heart. 48286.
‘I travel the road alone. 51765.
I tried anyhow. 25732.
Itried so hard. 25733.
I tried to love you. 30911.
I tried to say goodbye. 16098.
I tripped ona star. 48287.
Itry. 16099.
I try to be true to Susie. 16100.
Itry to forget. 6559.
Itry to remember. 48288.
Itry to say I love you. 48289.
I turned the tables on you. 1700, 16101.
Iused to. 1701.
Iused tobe. 16102.
I used to be a cowboy. 30912.
Iused to dream. 1702.
I used to laugh at romance. 43370.
I volunteer. 43371.
I volunteer to love you. 1703.
I wait & pray, my darling. 11279.
I wait by the shore. 11280.
I wait for thee. 39291.
I wait for you. 43372.
I wait for you at the close of day. 39292.
I waited by the roadside for you. 35922.
I waited for a prince to come. 48290.
I waited on the Lord. 20566.
I wake from dreams of you. 20567.
I wake up crying. 20568.
I wake up dreaming about you. 48291.
I walk alone. 20569.
I walk with the King. 34788 (295, 296)
I walked along with the moon. 39293.
I walked home alone in the snow. 5201 (424)
I walked into a dream. 1704.
I walked into a dream without knocking. 11281.
I walked with you a ways. 48292.
I waltzed with you to-night. 35923.
I wanna be a Sailor. 51766.
I wanna be good lak Jesus, Lawd. 16103.
I wanna be like MacArthur, ma-ma. 35924.
I wanna be the captain, or I won’t play. 47124 (210)
I wanna be with Mac. 30913.
I wanna croon a lullaby tune to my mother. 30914.
I wanna dance witha sailor. 25734, 25735.
I wanna fly to Havana. 30915.
I wanna foof on a fife. 6560.
I wanna get a bunch of Ja-pansies. 1705.
wide tee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942 :
I wanna go back to West Virginia. 35925.
I wanna go home now. 1706.
I wanna marry a bombardier. 25736, 39294, 48293.
I wanna private. 25737, 30916.
I wanna Sing a love song. 43373.
I wanna Sing a war song. 20570.
I wanna take a poke at Tokio. 25738.
I want. 11282.
I want a brand new swing song. 30917.
I want a furlough in the fall. 39295.
I want a girdle. 51767.
I want a girl from home sweet home. 18845 (112)
I want a good one. 16104. ~
I want a great big wonderful man. 20571.
I want a guy in uniform. 30918.
I want a hot dog with ev’rything on it. 1707.
I want a little love from you. 24219 (599)
I want a man. 16105.
I want a man ina uniform. 6561.
I want a pal & a sweetheart. 16106.
I want a serviceman. 48294.
I want a song. 1708.
I want a uniform. 39296.
I want all the world to know. 53636 (232)
I want an army jeep for Tokyo streets. 51768.
I want an old fashioned girlie from an old fashioned
town. 29091 (270)
I want everybody to know it. 41610 (66)
I want Jesus on the road I travel. 25739.
I want just the time with you. 20572.
I want love. 25740, 51769.
I want my Johnny in the army. 6562.
I want my man, 11283.
I wart my son. 51770.
I want some sweet man. 16107.
I want somebody new. 1709.
I want Somebody to love me. 20573, 20574, 51771.
I want that man. 25741.
I want that sunshine. 51772. a ;
I want the world to know about you. 25742.
I want this waltz with you. 1710.
I want to be a chanteuse. 30919.
I want to be a cowgirl’s sweetheart. 11284.
I want to be a Soldier. 48295.
I want to be a Soldier like my dad. 48296.
I want to be a soldier like my daddy. 48297.
I want to be a fighting Yank. 6563.
I want to be a flying cadet. 1711.
I want to be a good American. 20575.
I want to be a rug cutter. 11285.
I want to be a sailor. 1712.
I want to be a soldier’s pal. 6564.
I want to be alone, just alone with you. 39297.
I want to be alone with you tonight. 20576.
I want to be an air mans Sweetheart. 30920.
I want to be bad. 43374.
I want to be filled. 48298.
I want to be glamorous. 25743.
I want to be happy. 39298.
I want to be inthe army. 25744.
I want to be loved like a baby. 25745.
I want to be made whole. 1713.
I want to be more than a friend. 30921.
I want to be near you. 30922.
I want to be ready. 11286, 16108.
I want to be somebody’s girl. 35926.
I want to be the leader of the band. 1714.
I want to be the man to bring back Hitler.
I want to be there. 14692 (290)
I want to be way down yonder in the cornfield. 14692
(291), 24219 (600), 34788 (297)
I want to be with Jonathan. 48299.
I want to be with my daddy. 25746.
16109.
2083
I want to be with Solomon. 35927, 39299.
I want to but I’m scared to. 30923.
I want to buy a present for Johnny. 16110.
I want to close my eyes & dream. 43375.
I want to croon a tune to the moon. 51773.
I want to die while you love me. 16111.
I want to dream again, by that river of old. 51774.
I want to dream awhile. 1715.
I want to dream that dream again. 1716.
I want to fall in love again. 1717.
I want to follow you. 1718.
I want to forget. 35928.
I want to get places with you. 43376.
I want to get tight tonite. 11287.
I want to go back to my cabin in the pines. 1719.
I want to go back to the Smokies. 6565.
I want to go now over there. 51775.
I want to gothere. 43377.
I want to goto heaven. 11288.
I want to go to Tokio. 5201 (425), 47124 (211, 212)
I want to go to Tokyo. 51776.
I want to have my future with you. 48300.
I want to have you always by. 30924.
I want to hear a happy song. 48301.
I want to help. 30925.
I want to help America. 16112.
I want to help my Uncle Sammy. 20577.
I want to hold you. 6566.
I want to hold your hand. 25747.
I want to keep you near me. 35929.
I want to know all about love. 30926.
I want to live & die in Dixie Land. 50835 (168),
53636 (233)
I want to live like that Lord. 1720.
I want to marry a male quartette. 53636 (234)
I want to play. 20578.
I want to ride herd in the sky. 43378.
I want to rock. 6567.
I want to save the memory. 25748.
I want to say, & you cant “deny it, you’re some girl
47124 (213)
I want to say yes to Jesus. 11289.
I want to see Jesus. 43379.
I want to see Jesus, don’t you. 38171 (175)
I want to see my daddy. 43380.
I want to see the sunset in Montana. 35930.
I want to serve my country. 1721.
I want to set the world on fire. 30927.
I want to show you off. 6568.
I want to spend the next blackout with you. 35931.
I want to spend the peace with you. 25749.
I want to stay out of love. 30928.
I want to tell it to you dear. 30929.
I want to volunteer. 39300.
I want to walk right in. 48302.
I want to watch over you. 47124 (214)
I want to win this war. 35932.
I want to work for Jesus. 1722.
I want you. 6569, 11290, 16113, 25750, 35933.
I want you baby but Uncle Sam wants me. 6570.
I want you for a sweetheart. 11291.
I want you for my sugar daddy. 43381.
I want you for Xmas daddy. 51777.
I want you, I miss you, I love you. 48303.
I want you just you. 50835 (169, 170)
I want you near. 6571.
I want you pal. 1723.
I want you so. 43382.
I want you to know. 1724, 11292.
I want you to remember. 16114.
I want you when I want you even if you don’t want
me. 25751.
I want your heart. 51778.
Iwanta dance. 43383.
I wanta forget. 1725.
I wanta go home again. 6572,
I wanta sing. 6573.
I wanta smile again. 43384,
I wanted love. 6574,
I wanted to be an American. 6575.
I wanted to come to Broadway. 34788 (298)
I wanted you to know. 39301.
I warned my heart. 16115.
I was a cold potato. 43385.
Iwas afool. 16116. .
I was a fool to let you go. 1726, 25752.
I was a good little girl till I met you. 14692 (292)
I was a wandering sheep. 34788 (299)
I was afraid. 20579. .
I was born in the U.S.A. 25753.
I was called to the colors. 30930.
I was entranced, 11293.
I was glad to know you, soldier. 48304.
.I was green as grass, 43386.
I was in love again. 6576.
I was just a hitch-hiker. 39302.
I was just telling your mother. 16117.
I was leaning on Lena. 48305.
I was looking up. 6577.
I was Miss Nobody. 39303.
I was only foolin’, 6578. —
I was so proud of you. 25754.
I was talking to the moon. 20580.
I was the foolish one. 6579.
I was the one to remember, you were the one to
forget. 48306.
I was thinking of you. 5201 (426), 29091 (271)
I was told inadream. 1727.
I was with you when you thought of it so half be-
longs to me. 1728.
I was your sweetheart, now I want.to be your
Wife. 39304,
I wasn’t made for love. 48307.
I weep not. 16118.
I went & got love. 16119.
I went dway. 20581.
I went hunting violets. 11294.
I whisper to a star. 35934.
I whistle & wait for Katie. 1729.
I will always be in love with someone. 30931.
I will always caddy for my sweetheart. 39305.
I will always call you sweetheart. 43387.
I will always love you. 30932.
I will always remember you. 43388.
I will be thinking of you. 48308.
I will be yours again. 48309.
I will closer, closer be. -48310.
I will defend. 11295, ©
I will do my best. 25755, 48311.
I will-dream of you. 11296.
I will exalt Thee. 53636 (235)
I will fear no evil. 20582,
I will fight for the Red, White & Blue. 20583.
I will give glory to Thee.: 112977.
I will give you my love. 25756.
I will gladly serve my dear old U.S.A. 30933.
I will heal their land. 35935.
I will instruct thee. 20584,
I will lay me down in peace, 20585,
I will lift up mine eyes. 1730, 5201 (427, 428),
11298, 48312.
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills. 14692 (293,
294), 24219 (601), 39306.
I will love you again. 30934.
I will love you always, but I cannot be with you.
34788 (300)
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I will magnify Thee, O God. 5201 (429)
I will meet you in the morning. 20586.
I will meet you in Tokyo. 51779.
I will miss you. 11299.
I will miss you tonight, little darling. 20587.
I will never be blue. 35936.
I will not bind me.. 25757,
I will not forget you. 25758.
I will not remember, 43389.
I will praise Thee, O Lord. 14692 (295)
I will ride with you again, 35937,
I will see you again. 11300.
I will sing of my Saviour. 43390.
I will sing you a song of Jesus. 16120.
I will still think of you. 48313.
I will trust Jesus. 24219 (602)
I will wait. 25759.
I will wait a lifetime for you. 51780.
I will wait but for thee. 30935.
I will wait for you. 30936.
I will wait for you at home. 11301.
I will wait for you until the war is over.
25760.
I will wait forever time [?], tilyou come ehome again.
35938.
I will walk with God. 11302.
I wish I could be like a bumble-ing bee. 30937.
I wish I-could believe it now. 43391.
I wish I could find that old sweetheart of mine. 30938.
I wish I could fish. 1731.
I wish I could make up my mind, 35939.
‘I wish I could say. 1732.
I wish I could stop dreaming. 30939.
I wish I had a heart to give to every girlI know.
14692 (296)
I wish I had a sweetheart. 30940, 35940.
I wish I had a sweetheart just like you. 25761.
I wish I had my Nellie back again, 48314.
I wish I had never met you. 48315, 51781.
I wish I had some one. Jike you dear. 1733.
I wish I had somebody’s love. 25762.
IwishI had someone to love me to- night, 24219 (603)
I wish I had the Shepherd’s lamb. 34788 (301)
I wish I knew. 1734; 1735, 11303, 20588, 43392.
I wish I knew for certain, 20589.
I wish I was an angel. 30941.
I wish I was an island in an ocean of girls. 38171
(176)
I wish I was back in that shack. 35941.
I wish I was back in the saddle. 11304.
I wish I was single again. 1736.
I wish I were a star. 25763.
I wish I were Aladdin. 48316.
I wish I were you. 25764.
I wish, I wish, I wish. 20590, 48317.
I wish I’d never fell [?] in love with you.
6580.
I wish I’d never seen that tavern. 11305.
I wish that he was back in Tipperary. 14692
(297)
I wish that I could have met you before..
6581.
I wish that I could move the Swanee River far from
the old folks at home. -14692 (298)
I wish that my wishes came true. 6582.
I wish that you would be lonely. 25765.
I wish tomorrow would never come. 43393.
I wish upon a star. 20591.
I wish we were just kids again. 20592.
I wish you a merry Christmas, 20593.
I wish you were here. 1737, 20594, 43394.
I wish you were here with me buddy. 16121.
I wish you were home, 39307.
2084
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
I wish you were mine. 30942.
I wished on a star. 51782.
I wished on the stars. 43395.
I wished upon a star, 39308.
I woke from a dream, 25766.
I woke up with a tear drop in my eye. 20595.
I won a thrilling contest with love. 48318.
I won my wings today. 30943.
I wonder. 1738-1740, 16122, 20596, 25767, 25768,
39309:
_I wonder how the boys are on the corner, in that old
home town of mine. 30944.
I wonder if I can see Mrs. Forrest. 51783.
I wonder if she loves me. 30945. —
I wonder if she’s still a friend of mine. 29091 (272)
I wonder if the missus misses me. 43396.
I wonder if the moon is shining. 1741.
Iwonder if you care. 11306.
I wonder if you ever think of me. 6583.
I wonder if you love me. 6584, 20597.
I wonder if you still remember. 20598.
I wonder is it true. 1742.
I wonder what became of Flo. 6585.
I wonder what became of Katy. 1743.
I wonder what I’ll do. 1744.
I wonder what’s at the end of the raintow 20599.
_I wonder what’s become of Slim. 25769, 43397.
I wonder what’s wrong with my heart. 35942,
I wonder when, 51784, 51785.
I wonder where Ida is gone. 25770, 43398.
I wonder where my baby went. 16123.
I wonder where my Oliver has gone. 24219 (604)
I wonder where you are. 35943.
I wonder where you are tonight. 1745.
I wonder where you can be tonight. 6586.
I wonder who. 39310.
I-wonder who wished her on me. 5201 (430)
I wonder who’s kissing the girl I left behind. 11307.
I wonder who’s next in your heart. 24219 (605)
I wonder who’s to blame. 11308.
I wonder why. 1746, 16124, 20600, rig 39311,
43399, -43400, 48319- 48321. ;
I wonder why brown eyes won't do. 35944,
I wonder why I never have a sweetheart. 43401.
I wonder why the stars won’t shine. 43402.
I wonder why the world goes on. 6587.
I wonder why = ve changed. 20601.
I won ’t be back in a year little darling. 11309.
I won ’t be far behind you. 20602.
I won ’t be playing solitaire. 30946.
I won’t be your darlin’ anymore. 30947,
I won ’t care. 25772.
I won ’t cry now. 20603.
I won "t ever forget you. 30948.
I won ’t forget. 20604, 30949,
I won ’t forget, don’t you. 20605.
I won ’t go back on you now. 11310.
I won ’t have time to be lonesome. 35945.
I won ’t let the world see me cry. 43403.
I won’t play second fiddle for you. 1747.
I won) ’t play with you. 43404.
I won’t raise cane cause they took my sugar away.
30950.
I won’t worry. 1748.
I work eight hours, sleep eight hours, that leaves
eight hours for love. 34788 (302)
Iworry. 48322.
I worship you. 6588, 35946, 43405.
I would be God’s mouthpiece. 1749.
I would be true. 24219 (606)
I would find you dear. 41610 (67)
I would I were in Scotland. 1750.
I would like to write a song. 20606.
2085
I would never be lonesome for you. 11311.
I would still have you sweetheart, 39312.
I wouldn’ t brag. 1751.
I wouldn’ t change a thing. 1752.
I wouldn’t change my baby. 6589.
I wouldn’ t do that if I were you. 6590.
I wouldn’t know what to do without you two. 25773.
I wouldn’t mind, 25774.
I wouldn’t sell my mem’ries-for a milliok. 16125.
I wouldn’t take a fortune. 1753.
I wouldn’t take nothing for God. 43406.
I wrote a melody. 20607.
I wrote a song hit. 1754.
I wrote this song for you. 16126.
I wuff oo. 20608.
I yearn for my cabin in the pines. 1755.
Ia-ora-na. 35947.
Ice follies. 6591.
Ice man. 1756.
Iceland. 31533, 33620, 34667, 43751.
Ich bin Ajax, held im kriege. 29091.
(2:73)
Ich bin ein armer exulant. 14692 (299)
Ich darf nicht dankend. 29091 (274)
Ich gehe des nachts wie der mond. 29091 (275)
Ich hab dich lieb, 30951.
Ich hob nisht vus men darf. 25775.
Ich liebe dich. 9582 (211), 20609.
Ich mocht mal. 30952.
Ich ruf’ zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ. 6592.
Ich will sich nisht ferlieben. 1757.
Ici-bas. 24219 (607), 34788 (303)
--ftkle, mickle, bickle, nickel, rhythm of the slot
machines. 11312.
Icy fingered blues. 39313.
I "d be loving you. 51786.
I ‘d climb the Andes for you. 25776.
I’d do anything. 30953, 43407.
I’d do it again. 43408, 43409.
I’d do it gladly again. 1758.
Ir ’*d dream a dream of you. 48323.
I’d feel sorry for my heart. 11313.
I’d forget you if I could. 20610.
I’d give a million years. 1759.
I’d give everything for you.
304)
I’d give my all in exchange. 43410.
24219 (608), 34788
“I ‘d give my life. 35948.
I’d give the whole world to have you back again. 5201
431
rs a the world. 20611.
I’d give the world to know. 5201 (432)
I’d give up the world for you. 1760.
I’d gladly give him up for Uncle Sam. 11314.
I ’d like that rose. 30954.
I’d like to add you to my income tax.
6593.
I’d like to be a quitter but I find it hard to quit.
38171 (177)
I’d like to be a Texas cowboy. 30955.
I’d like to be on an island with you. 14692 (300),
34788 (305)
I’d like to be the fellow in the picture, if the girl
were you. 34788 (306)
I'd like to be your rain-beau. 14692 (301), 18845
(113), 24219 (609)
I’d like to bring my mother. 5201 (433)
I’d like to call you my sweetheart. 39314.
I’d like to do - what I’d like to do. 43411,
51787.
I’d like to dream forever. 11315.
I’d like to find a new word to take the place of love.
11316.
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I'd like to get priority on you. 30956.
r d like to go back to Paris someday. 30957.
I'd like to go bathing with someone. 5201 (434),
34788 (307) |
I ’d like to have you around. 38171 (178)
r d like to kiss Susie again. 30958.
I *d like to linger longer. 48324.
r d like to meet you, greet you. 6594.
I ’d like to meet you Mr. Hitler. 30959.
I’d like to put a ring upon your finger. 43412.
I *d like to rent a flat for you. 18845 (114)
I’d like to see them try & do it now. 11317.
I'd like to set you to music. 48325.
r d like to squeeze you. 11318.
I’d like to take a chance on you. 51788.
i d like to take a little walk with you.
48326.
T’d like to take you to the church. 1761.
I'd like to talk about the weather. 1762.
r d like to wrap you in a bundle. 30960.
I’d love to baby you in the springtime. 43413.
I'd love to be in love with someone once again.
51789.
T *d love to be loved by a cowboy. 11319.
r d love to — but Ican’t. 43414.
I’d love to call you my own. 6595.
I ”d love to compose a love-Song. 48327.
I'd love to dance -thru life with you. 24219
,(610)
I’d love to do things for you. 35949.
I *d love to love you baby. 39315.
I’d love you again. 43415.
r d never, never fall in love again. 11320.
I'd rather be a lamp post on old Broadway.
47124 (215)
I'd rather be a peach on Broadway.
,(302)
I’d rather be a private, for Uncle Sam. 16127,
,25777, 30961.
I'd rather be in a shower of kisses than in a shower
of rain. 24219 (611)
r’ d rather be singing. 20612.
I *d rather believe your eyes. 35950.
Y d rather dance. 39316.
r d rather go through this world all alone. 6596.
I *d rather have you. 35951.
I’d rather have you on my mind, than someone else
jin my arms. 20613.
I *d rather know. 20614.
I’d rather love you in my dreams. 48328.
I ’d rather not sing on the radio. 39317.
I’d rather stay home & be lonely, than go out with
2 , Somebody else. 30962, 43416.
I’d rather waltz. 30963.
I'd Still have you. 1763.
I’d wait a lifetime for someone like you. 1764.
Ida banda. 20615.
Ida Belle. 11321.
Idaho. 16128, 30964, 48329.
Idaho horse team. 6597.
Ide banda. 35952.
Idem kuci zorom. 51790.
Idillio, 30965.
Idle Dream Island, 25778.
Idle hour. 35953.
Idol of eyes. 47124 (216)
Idol of my heart. 1765.
Idyl. 6598, 6599 30966.
Idyll. 53636 (236)
Idylle. 14692 30)
Idylwild idyl. 20616.
If. 1766, 1767, 16129, 20617, 20618, 25779, 35954.
If a blackout comes. 25780.
14692
2086
If I could talk to someone.
pt. 3, n. S., V. 37
If a prayer will do any good. 11322.
If a song a day keeps the blues away, no blues fo’
me. 1768.
Jf.all of my dream [?] come true. 1769.
If anything happened to you. 30967..
If dreams were all. 39318.
If ever. 11323;
If ever I’d lose you. 11324.
If every wish came true. 25781.
If ev’ry day was Sunday. 43417.
If He came today. 50835 (171)
If he can fight like he can love. 43418.
If hearts do break. 1770.
If Hitler sets the world on fire. 43419.
If ladore. 43420.
If 1am slow forgetting. 25782.
If I can be with you. 25783.
If I can forget. 35955.
If I can never have you. 11325.
If I can sit through a blackout with you.
25784.
If I can take along my baby. 35956.
Iii can, *t have you. 35957.
If I can’t have your love. 16130.
If I cared a little bit less & you cared a little bit
more. 39319.
If I could. 30968, 39320.
If I could buy an island. 48330.
If I could carry a tune. 30969.
If I could find you. 1771.
If I could forget. 30970.
If I could get away. 1772.
If I could go back to my mother’s knee. 6600.
If I could hear my buddies sing again. 39321.
If I could, I would. 51791.
If I could live for a thousand years. 35958.
If I could live to love again. 43421.
If I could only. 20619.
If I could only be sure of you. 35959, 51792.
If I could only call you mine. 5201 (435)
If I could only forget. 6601.
If I could only have you. 25785.
If I could only put this kiss into a song.
30971.
If I could only say we’re through. 6602.
If I could own one third of you. . 20620.
If I could paint a memory. 16131.
If I could sit on the moon. 25786.
If I could take your heart & mind along.
48331.
~ 11326.
If I could tell you. 20621, 30972.
If I could turn the pages back. 1773.
If I could write a book. 30973.
If I could write a love song. 20622.
If I could write a story of you. 39322.
If I didn’t have you. 39323.
If Ido, Ided a whippin’, I dood it. 6603, 11327.
If I do, I get a whippin’. 16132.
If I do they get a whippin’. 25787..
if I do’ q it. 20623.
If I don’t find somebody soon. 6604.
If I don’t return, little darling. 30974.
If I ever fall in love. 20624.
If I ever get back to Hannah. 43422.
If Iever lose you. 1774.
If I find Spanish Joe from Mexico. 18845 (115)
If I find Spanish Joe from Mexico, oh 0-0-0! Oh
0-0-0. 5201 (436)
If I find the girl. 53636 (237)
If I had a mama like you. 47124 (217)
If I had a million lives to live. 11328.
If I had Aladdin’s lamp. 11329.
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If I had heaven. 20625.
If I had it to do all over. 16133.
lf I had it to do over. 43423.
If I had just one wish, I’d wish for you.
35960.
If I had life to live over. 35961.
If I had my way all over again. 6605.
If I had my wish. 16134.
If I had never known. 25788.
I had no faith in you. 1775.
Ihad only, 25789.
I had only known. 11330, 51793.
I had someone to love me. 16135.
I had the chance. 43424.
I had the key to your heart. 25790.
I had the President’s permission. 43425.
I had the wings of an eagle. 48332.
If I had you. 6606.
If I hadn't wed you. 1776.
If I handed out the medals. 11331.
If I have love. 30975.
If I knew that you’d come back to me. 48333.
If I knew that you were mine. 1777.
If I knew the reason why. 1778.
If I knew you. 30976.
‘IfI love you. 30977.
If I must go. 43426.
If I never come back. 6607.
If I only had a girl like you. 1779.
if I only had a hobby horse. 1780.
ey had a son to help my dear old Uncle Sam.
If I only had a sweetheart. 48334.
If I only had wings. 16136.
If I only just had you. 48335.
If I only knew. 43427, 43428.
If I only knew an angel would sing my soldier boy
to sleep. 30978.
If I only knew you cared, 25791, 51794,
If I painted a picture. 20626.
If I should call you, Mary. 20627.
If I should live a thousand years. 48336.
If I should lose you. 25792.
If I should plant a tiny seed of love, in the Sol
of your heart. 51795.
_If I should stroll on a certain hill. 30979.
If I should turn & face you. 6608..
If I steal a kiss. 39324.
If I were. 30980.
If I were a bee & you were a red, red rose.
47124 (218) :
If I were a bird. 43429,
nt ae a flower in the garden of love. 53636
238
If I were a millionaire. 11333.
If I were a queen. 5201 (437)
If I were Irving Berlin. 51796.
If I were king of Ireland. 53636 (239)
If I were Lord of Tartary. 35962.
If I were only Superman. 20628.
If I were the moon. 48337.
If I were the ocean & you were the shore I’d be
kissing you all the day. 18845 (116)
If I were the worrying kind. 30981.
If I were you & you were me. 11334,
If I were you Mister Spoon. 11335,
If I’m a fool, I’m a fool about the one I love.
11336.
If I’m not back in five minutes, start without
me. 51797.
If Y m not dreaming. 20629.
If r m not home for Christmas, mother. 48338.
If I’m not in love with you. 43430.
1-1 -3-0 0-0-0)
pie Tr m pleasin’ you. 20630.
. If I’m with any one but you, you are always on my
mind. 30982.
If iG m with you, 30983.
If I’m wrong, I’m sorry. 16137.
If in being forgotten, we could only forget. 25793.
If it hadn't been for you. 25794,
If it takes a thousand years. 38171 (179)
If it wasn *t for the rain. 25795.
If it wasn *t for tonight. 30984.
If it wasn *t for you. 20631.
If it wasn t to be. 20632.
| If it weren | *t for romance. 39325.
If it weren't for you. 16138.
If it’s good. 39326.
If it’s kissin’ that you’re missin’. 6609,
If it’ s love. 48339.
If it’s to fight, what are we waiting for.
30985. —
If Jesus wills it so. 48340.
If Lady Luck is with me I’ll come back to you.
20633.
If love be dead. 5201 (438)
If love is blind. 43431.
If love is like that. 25796.
If love were like the tune. 11337.
If my dreams came true. 30986.
If my heart could cry. 30987.
If my heart had wings. 20634.
If not tomorrow. 20635.
If only for a day. 25797.
If only my dream would come true. 16139.
If only you. 48341.
If only you had faith in me. 48342.
If only you would let me. 43432.
If only your heart agrees. 43433.
If she comes from old New England, she’s a grand
old girl. 38171 (180, 181)
If she don’t care. 39327.
If some time in the future. 11338.
If spring should come again. 16140.
If taxes can beat the Axis. 20636.
If that jhigh world, 43434.
If that’s the way you feel about me. 1781.
If the Axis were wiser they’d keep far away.
35963.
If the girlies could be soldiers. 29091 (276), 38171
182
wire ial sas gets over the m-m-m-moun-
tain. 25798.
If the postman only knew. 1782.
If the stars are fire. 11339.
If the war takes you from me. 48343.
If the world should end to-morrow, I would be to-
night with you. 18845 (117), 34788 (308)
If the world should end tomorrow, I’d be tonight
with you. 34788 (309)
If there ain’t no heaven. 11340..
If there were dreams to sell. 50835 (172)
If there were taxes on dreams. 35964.
If there’s a blackout tonight. 11341, 25799.
If there’s a heaven. 1783.
If there’s a moon. 48344.
If they don’t put rations on you. 25800.
If they ever should ration you. 30988.
If they never ration you. 20637.
| If they ration syncopation. 30989.
If they’d only fight the war with wooden soldiers.
14692 (304)
If this is love then I surrender. 16141.
If this isn’t love. 1784.
If thou forget. 53636 (240)
If Thou go with us. 1785.
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If war is what Sherman said it was. 34788 (310),
38171 (183)
If we all do our part. 20638.
If we all get in there and pitch. 39328.
If we all pull together, we'll all pull through.
1786.
If we but could remember. 20639.
If we could put our dreams together. 16142.
If we ever meet. 6610.
If we ever meet again. 51798.
If we had never met. 43435.
If we hadn’t met. 20640.
If we look for the sunlight. 34788 (311)
If we meet again. 39329.
If we never meet again. 30990.
If we only had a dozen more MacArthurs. 11342.
If we should ever meet, & dance together. 39330.
If we Should meet some day. 43436.
If we want to live. 35965.
If what I’ve heard is true. 6611.
If wishing made my dreams come true. 39331.
If wishing would only make you mine. 16143.
If ye abide in me. 30991.
If ye love Me, keep My commandments. 14692 (305)
If you are a good little girl. 35966.
oe anxious to pisase me. 5201 (439), 29091
If you are but a dream. 48345.
If you are in love. 51799.
If you build a better mousetrap. 20641.
If you but knew. 39332.
If you but knew what I know. 25801, 47124 (219)
If you can’ *t enlist, buy a victory bond. 6612.
If you can’t get a girl in the summertime you’ll
never get agirl at all. 29091 (278)
If you can’ *t go to war buy.a bond. 43437.
If you can t love me then like me. 35967.
If you can’t remem>er then I can forget.
35968..
If you can’t rhumba. 48346.
If you care. 6613, 39333.
If you cared. 43438.
If you could forget about me. 39334.
If you could kiss me good night. 35969.
If you could look into my heart. 43439.
If you could love me. 43440.
If you could only feel the way that Ido. 35970.
If you could only know. 43441.
If you depend on me. 11344.
If you don’t want me, then set me free.
11345.
If you double park your heart with me. 43442.
If you ever come down to Virginia there’ll be no-
thing too good for you. 18845 (118), 24219 (612)
If you ever, ever loved me, love me tonight. 30992.
If you ever ration love. 30993.
If you ever See my gal. 39335.
If you ever want to come home. 1787.
If you go out of my life. 30994.
If you go singing every day. 30995.
If you gotta go, you gotta go. 16144,
If you have a rose for me.: 6614.
If you have a sweetheart. 24219 (613)
If you have the navy blues. 43443.
If you haven’t got dreams, you’ve got nothing at
all. 39336.
‘If you keep on smiling. 20642.
If you knew. 29091 (279), 30996.
If you knew Susie like I know Susie. 30987.
If, you knew what I knew. 25802.
If you like, Marguerite. 24219 (14)
If you love America. ._ 11346. -
If you love Him. 53636 (241)
2088
‘Af you only knew. 6615, 11347, 20643, 43445.
~If you should tire of loving me. 51802.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
If you love me. 43444, 51800.
If you love me call me ‘sweetheart. 29091 (280)
If you love your native land. 16145.
If you only had my disposition. 53636 (242)
If you pray fo’ rain, bring along your ol’ um-
brellah. 51801.
If you really care for me. 16146.
If you regret. 6616.
If you saw Utah. 48347.
Ifyou say so, it’s true. 39337.
If you see my bluebird. 30998.
If you see my Jerry. 43446.
If you should. 43447.
If you should stop caring. 43448.
If you take my heart, take me. 35971.
If you told me to. 16147.
If you wanna be loved by me. 1788.
If you want. a little doggie, whistle & I'll come to
you. 24219 (615)
If you want the best—buy Leonard it’s the one.
1789.
If you want to be a good American. 16148.
If you want to fight why don’t you join the army.
30999.
If you want to go a-courting. 31000.
If you want. to say by by Hitler, buy, buy bonds.
31001.
If you want to share your love with me. 16149.
If you want to win this war. 20644.
If you wanta be kissed. 43449.
If you were beside me. 1790.
If you were mine. 16150, 31002, 31003, 51803.
If you were quintuplets. 93450.
If you were the salt & I were the pepper,
together. 25803.
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we'd be
. If you were to dream. 48348.
If you will. 50835 (173)
If you will let me. 1791.
If you will only care. 1792.
If you will wait for me. 43451.
If you would give me your love. 11348.
If you would know the Bible. 1793.
If you would love me. 24219 (616)
If you would only say. 6617.
If you’d let me change your mind for you.
1794.
If you'd only come half way. 6618.
If you ’d only say you’re sorry. 20645.
If you ’d ride along with me. 31004.
If you | "11 be mine tonight. 20646. .
If you | "ll be my little girl. 24219 (617)
If you ”l1 be my sweetheart. 6619.
If you ’1l cooperate. 6620.
If you "11 just do the singing. 48349.
If you ‘ll only be a real sweetheart. 35972.
If you’ll only show a little love for me.
(440
If you: ll say you’re sorry. 11349.
If you’ re going back to London. 47124 (220)
If you’re physic-ly [?] fit for making love, you’re
physic-ly [?] fit to fight. 20647.
If you’ re the only one. 31005.
If you’ re thinking what I’m thinking. 31006.
If you're wearin the uniform, you re welcome here.
25804.
Igor’s proposition. 51804.
Igual que antes. 51805.
Ike Eisenhower. 48350.
Ii faut partir. 1795.
Il pleure dans mon coeur. 35973.
Tala. 43452.
5201
nos. 1-12, 1942
r wl always adore you. 39338.
r ll always be brokenhearted. 48351.
r’ ll always be faithful. 25805.
I’ll always be faithful to you. 6621.
I’ll always be in love. 51806.
I'll always be in love with you. 39339.
I’ll always be near you. 11350.
I’ll always be remembering you. 16151.
I'll always be the same old me. 25806.
I’ll always be true. 35974, 39340.
I’ll always be true to you. 25807.
Vl always be waiting for you. 6622, 16152.
r’ ll always be with you. 25808, 43453.
I’ll always be your blue eyed darlin’. 6623.
I’ll always care. 31007,
I’ll always dream of you. 31008.
I’ll always feel the same. 20648.
I’ll always have you. 39341, 51807, 51808.
TV'll always have you in my heart. 43454,
Ill always have you on my mind. 20649.
I’ll always keep smiling for you. 43455.
I'll always know. 31009.
Y ll always love my mom. 48352. _
I *1l always love that moon. 39342.
I'll always love you. 1796, 1797, 6624, 11351,
,25809, 35975, 43456.
rll always love you soldier. 48353.
I’ll always love you ’till I die. 6625.
r ll always miss you. 31010.
I’ll always pretend. 6626.
I’ll always remember. 1798, 11352, 11353, 39343,
48354. ,
r ll always remember, sweetheart. 16153.
I’ll always remember that night in September.
39344.
r ll always remember you. 31011.
r’ ll always stick with you. 31012.
I’ll always tell the world. 51809.
r ll always think of you. 20650.
r ll always.think of you, mother. 11354.
Y Au await you dear. 35976, 43457, 48355.
3 ll be a martyr for love. 25810,
I’ll be a Santa Claus to you. 38171 ae
r ll be around. 11355.
I'll be around somewhere. 16154.
I'll be at rest when life shall end. 43458.
I'll be back. 6627-6629, 35977, 35978, 43459,
51810.
ru be back after victory. 51811.
r ll be back again. 35979.
r’ ll be back, bye & bye. 11356.
I'll be back, cutie pie. 11357.
F ll be back in just a little while. 48356.
r ll be back in me low back car. 29091 (281)
I’ll be back in the land of the free. 20651.
I’ll be back in the morning. 16155.
r ll be back in your arms again, darlin’. 39345.
I’ll be back in your arms again, darling.
20652,
: ll be back some day. 6630.
Y jl be back some day by your side. 20653.
I’ll be back to get those kisses that you Seles
48357,
r ll be back when it’ S over. 11358, 35980.
I’ll be back when it’s over little darling. 48358.
Y ll be back when the war is over. 11359.
r ll be back with a Jap. 25811.
r ll be beside you. 16156, 25812.
r’ 1] be blue. 31013.
r ll be blue after I’ve gone. 43460.
I’ll be blue, till I get back to you.
51812, :
I’ll be coming back someday. 39346.
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Vl be coming back to you. 6631, 11360.
bi ll be coming home again. 31014,
r wl be coming home to you. 51813.
I ’11 be countin’ ev’ry mountain. 39347.
r’ ll be crying over you. 11361.
r ll be dancing at your wedding. 39348.
I’ll be ever yours. 1799.
r’ ll be faithful. 11362, 16157, 51814.
I’ll be flying back to you. 51815.
r’ ll be going back. 1800.
Yr wl be gone for awhile. 16158, 31015, 39349.
I’ll be good. 51816.
I "ll be here. 20654, 35981.
I’ll be home again. 35982, 43461.
I'll be home when it’s allover. 51817,
I’ll. be just yours, if you'll be just mine. 6632.
Ill be laughing at you. 16159.
I’ll-be leaving you. 43462.
‘T’ll be lonely. 39350.
>
1 be loving you. 1801.
1 be marching to a love song. 25813..
l.be O.K. in a blackout. 25814.
1 be on my way. 51818.
1 be praying Mary Lee. 1802.
1 be ready to go. - 1803.
1 be ready when you come. 35983.
1 be rememb’ring you. 11363.
‘ll be right there. 51819.
r ll be Santa Claus to you. 34788 (312)
I’ll be satisfied. 1804, 48359.
I'll be satisfied with sympathy. 6633.
rll be seeing you. 39351.
Y ll be smiling when you return. 39352.
I'll be soon going over. 48360.
I’ll be there. 5201 (441), 11364, 14692 (306),
20655, 31016, 48361.
r’ ll be there- Caroline. 48362.
I tee there, my darling Mary, I'll be there. .
Vil be there next Sunday. 1805.
r ll be thinking of you. 31017, 39353. —
I’ll be true. 11365, 31018, 43463, 43464, 48363,
48364.
I ‘ll be true my darling & waiting. 48365.
I *1l-be true to the girl I leave behind. 38394.
I "11 be true to the one I love. 1806.
r’ ll be true to the Red, White & Blue. 1807, 31019.
I'll be waiting. 1808, 6635, 16160-16162, 20656,
25815, 25816, 31020, 35984, 51820.
14 il be waiting ‘alone little darlin’ - 31021,
ie ll be waiting at the Golden Gate, 24219 (618)
I'll be waiting, dear, till you return. 20657,
I'll be waiting for my Dinah, ’neath the Suwanee
,Ribber moon, 6636.
I’ll be waiting for you. 6637, 6638, 11366, 24219
,(619, 620), 25817, 51821.
r ll be waiting for you, darlin’. 11367.
Y’ ll be waiting for you darling. 39355.
r ll be waiting for you, Jack. 25818.
I’ll be waiting for you ’neath the Red, White &
Blue. 43465.
I’ll be waiting for you Susie. 1809.
I’ll be waiting for you sweetheart. 48366.
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31022.
I'll be waiting . for you till you come home again.
31023.
I'll be waiting for you, when you get thru.
11368..
Vl be waiting for you with my love. 31024.
I’ll be waiting here my darling. 6639.
I'll be waiting over here, ’til it’s over, over there.
51822.
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
r ll be waiting, sweetheart darling. 16163.
I’) be waiting when he returns. 16164.
r ll be waiting when your ship comes in. 48367.
I ll be what the U.S. wants me to be. 31025.
r ll be wishing I was there with you. 11369.
Ss ll be with you. 11370, 20658.
T "11 be with you tomorrow. 39356.
if ll be with you Uncle Sam. 11371.
r li believe this dream is true. 39357.
I'll bet all the rice in China we’ll put them on the
run. 39358.
r’ ll bid my heart be still. 43466.
ue wu bid you good bye tonight. 16165.
Ill bring home the bacon for you baby.
,20659.
I *l1 build a shrine on Pearl Harbor. 25819, 31026.
I "ll build my defense around you. 1810.
i li capture your heart singing. 20660.
Y li carry on. 20661.
I'll carry the torch for you. 31027, 48368.
- li cast my lot with Uncle Sam. 11372,
r ll cling to you. 20662, 53636 (243)
8 li close my eyes & think of you. 48369.
I’ ji. come back. 31028, 48370.
r ll come back again to you someday. 39359.
V ll come back for more. 11373.
i ll come back some day. 25820.
I'll come back to the girl I left behind me.
31029.
I’ll come back to you. 20663, 20664, 31030, 43467,
,43468.
I ll come back to you on my knees. 6640.
I *1l come back to you some day. 43469.
I’ll come back when the war is through dear.
20665.
I'll come home, when the world again is free.
(43470.
r ll come marching back to you. 35985.
‘ig iu come thru’ to you. 25821.
r ll come to you indreams. 43471.
r ju count every star. 43472.
I "ll croona lullaby. 25822.
Y li do it witha smile. 39360.
T "11 do my best. 16166.
r vl do my best & be brave. 51823.
I'll do my bit. 31031.
*1l do my bit for the good old U.S.A.
"11 do my part. 25824.
‘ll do my part, will you? Will you. 16167.
ll do my Share. 25825.
"11 do what the rest do. 24219 (621)
"ll dream. 16168.
‘ll dream, my dear. 20666.
’Ll dream of you. 1811.
I'll dream of you after you’re:gone. 6641.
J’ll drift back to you in my dreams tonight.
,35986.
Y UU fight for liberty. 43473.
r jl fight to defend my country. 43474.
r li find happiness. 48371.
r ll find you. 6642, 20667.
I'll find you some day. 1812.
r li finish my love song for you. 35987.
Tr li fly home to you. 1813.
I’) follow my lover around. 1814.
I "ul forget if it’s allI do. 25826.
I "ul forget the past. 39361.
ii ‘ll forget you. 35988.
y ll forgive you but I never can forget. 43475.
Y ll free the world. 6643.
r li gamble on you. 43476.
I li get along. 6644, 35989.
I’ll get an idea. 11374.
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25823.
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= et |
ru get by somehow. 25827.
rl get Hitler. 35990.
I "ll get myself a ukulele. 48372.
I "ll get wise to you. 25828.
I’ll get you back buy in bonds Miss Victory.
,483773.
; r ll get you Somehow. 31032.
r’ ll give you -my heart dear. 48374.
r ll gladly die for Uncle Sam. 48375.
r’ li gladly serve my country. 11375.
r ll go back to my moon & stars. 11376.
I’ll go home & love my wife. 18845 (119), 24219
,(622)
r ll go on wanting you. 51824.
I'll go out of my way for America. 20668.
rl go out of my way for my country. 1815.
I'll hang around now that I found an angel.
,20669.
r ll have no blackout on love. 1816.
Lig wu help dot the I in victory. 20670.
LN *ll hit the homeward trail. 24219 (623)
Is ll join the modern army. 35991.
I’ll just close my eyes, & make believe it’s you.
39362.
I’ll just pretend it’s so. 1817.
r ll just talk it over with myself. 43477.
r ll just wait for the sun to shine. 39363.
it A keep a home for you. 35992.
r ll keep a Song in my heart. 48376.
I'll keep from crying if you keep on flying.
1818.
Yr jl keep my fingers crossed. 6645.
i ll keep my promise to you. 39364.
I'll keep rememb’ring. 48377.
r ll keep on romancing. 43478.
se ll keep on singing Maria. 35993.
I 711 keep on smiling. 1819, 35994, 39365.
r ll keep out of your way. 51825.
r vil keep pretending. 20671.
I "11 keep shining for you. 16169.
r jl keep smiling. 39366.
I "11 keep smiling all the way. 20672.
I’ll keep the Flag flying. 31033.
bs ll keep the lovelight burning. 11377.
2090
I'll keep the mail trail red hot, babys
31034.
r ll keep the memory. 31035.
r ll keep the old flame burning. 39367.
r ll keep the roses blooming for you. 41610 (68)
i ll keep you in my dreams. 48378.
I’ll keep you in my mind, 39368.
I'll kiss away your sorrows. 6646.
I'll kiss you in my dreams. 20673.
I'll know it’s love. 39369.
I’ll know you anywhere, sweetheart. 31036.
I’ll laugh at love tonight. 31037. ;
I’ll lead a commando raid. 35995.
I’ll leave my heart with you. 6647, 6648.
ll leave you my heart for a souvenir. 35996.
ll let you be the skipper. 35997.
’ll let you know tomorrow. 43479.
love to say it’s so. 35998.
love you & leave you. 48379.
love you as long as I live. 53636 (244)
1 love you forever. 35999.
i love you honey, when your money’s gone, but
x ll not be with you. 53636 (245, 246)
I’ll love you still. 6649.
ll love you till the sun grows cold. 36000.
ll make a full surrender. 43480.
make a man of you. 5201 (442)
make America proud of me. 39370.
make believe it's you. 48380.
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I "ll make love to you. 11378.
1 ll make tracks to you. 11379.
I "ll make up. 39371.
r ll make you like the town. 47124 (221, 222)
4 ll make you See my way. 36001.
I'll march home, mom, to you. 43481.
I’ll meet you at sundown. 1820.
r li meet you in my Dreamland. 6650.
I ‘11 meet you in Paris some day. 1821.
I, "ll meet you just inside. 39372.
I’ll mend the heart I have broken. 41610 (69)
r ll miss you constantly. 6651.
Ill miss you Johnny. 1822.
r li miss you when far away. 31038.
r ll miss you when I’m gone. 11380.
I ul need you then. 1823.
I ll never be alone. 51826.
I "ll never be ashamed. 11381.
r li never be sorry I met you. 31039.
r ll never be the same. 11382.
r ll never be the Same again. 6652.
I "li never change. 16170, 31040-31042, 48381.
Ly ll never cry again. 16171.
r ll never cry for you again. 20674.
I'll never cry over you. 51827.
rl never cut down on love. 11383.
r ll never dare. 43482.
r ll never dream again Sweet dreams. 48382.
r ll never dream of more. 43483.
IT "ll never forget. 1824, 31043.
I "ll never forget fiesta. 6653.
r ll never forget to love you. 25829.
r ll never forget to remember. 1825.
r’ ll never forget you. 1826, 6654, 36002.
Ill never forgive myself. 31044.
ru never give up hoping. 11384.
r ll never go there any more. 20675.
¥ ju never have anyone else but you. 43484.
Ls ”ll never know. 31045, 31046.
r ll never know why. 36003. 7
r’ li never learn. 1827.
I'll never leave you. 31047, 31048.
T "1 never let you go. 1828.
I'll never let you go little darlin’. 1829.
Pu never let you out of my heart. 25830.
I'll never love. 48383.
I'll never love again. 20676, 43485.
ru never love another. 31049.
E ll never love anybody else but you. 11385.
i Ru never make the Same mistake. 16172.
r ll never, never be the same. 51828.
r ll never say aloha. 1830.
r li never Say good-bye. 48384.
I’ll never say goodbye, just so long. 20677.
r ll never say I’m sorry: 20678.
i li never stop dreaming. 48385.
I "ll never stop thinking: of you. 31050.
I'll never stop trying, until you love me too.
25831.
r li never tell on you. 6655.
r ll never trust that moon again. 1831.
I 1 never try again. 1832.
r ll never understand. 20679.
i ll never walk alone again. 43486.
ue li not forget. 1833, 25832.
I "ll only love you half the time. 1834.
I "11 picket you. 16173.
‘ LY ll pin my heart to the American Flag. 43487.
x ll pray for you. 1835, 11386.
i ll pray for you each day. 48386.
I "ll pretend I ve forgotten. 25833.
Ill put my heart away, for the duration.
51829.
_ INDEX
r ll put old Camp Wood on the map. 6656.
r’ ll put the key in the door again. 51830.
r’ il recommend love to mend your heart. 39373.
r ll remember. 16174, 20680, 36004.
i ll remember April. ‘11387.
r ll remember ev'ry heartache. 1836.
T ’11 remember my buddy & you. 48387.
i wl remember Pearl Harbor for you. 11388.
E ll remember that night. 20681.
r ll remember this moment. 6657.
Js ll remember you. 43488, 51831.
r’ ll remember you over there. - 39374.
r ll return. 11389.
r ll return again. 51832.
4 ll return, mother. 48388.
T ’1ll return, mother darling, to you. 24219 (624)
I’ll return to that home sweet home. 39375.
I'll return to you. 36005.
rl return to you again. 11390.
I'll return to you, in springtime. 11391.
Ill-requited love. 20682.
r ll ride a moonbeam to you. 25834.
rT "ll ride again. 20683.
I 711 sail on with you. 20684.
r ll save all my kisses for you. 31051.
Ti ll save my dreams for you. 31052.
r ll save my heart. 39376.
r ll save my love for you. 1837.
r ll say a pray’r. 31053.
r ll say it with flowers. 43489.
I ll say perhaps. 43490.
I’ll see my Sweetheart Nellie in the morning.
20685.
r ll see you. 51833.
Y ji see you again. 1838, 1839.
I'll see you in church. 1840.
r ll see you in Manilla. 1841.
r ll see you ’round the bend. 51834.
i ll see you smile again. . 20686.
I 711 see you soon. 1842, 39377.
I’ll see you tomorrow. "1843.
r’ ll seek you always. 11392.
r ll send kisses into the blue. 43491.
I'll set the world on fire, if you’ll be my match.
48389.
Ir ll shake mother’s hand up in heaven. 20687.
r ll sing a song. 51835.
i ll sing joy all the way. 31054.
Yr au sing my love song to somebody else. 31055.
Y ll sing on. 51836.
r’ ll sing to thee. 16175.
Y ll sing to you. 6658.
r ll sing you songs. 20688.
i ll smile. 20689.
I'll smile back at you. 20690.
I'll smile for you. 20691.
Vil soon be inthe army. 16176.
iB ll speak to the breeze. 1844.
r ll spend my time. 36006.
E ll.stand by our grand old U.S. ship. 31056.
I'll stay on the right side of the street.
1845.
I'll still be true to Susie in the good old U.S.A.
11393.
r’ ll still love you. 20692.
Y ll still remember you. 16177.
I’ll swap my gabardine. 25835.
rl sympathize with you. 20693.
Er jl take a chance. 1846. —
I *ll take a chance — if you will. 6659.
i; jl take Dixie. 43492.
I "ll take it on the chin for you. 1847.
I’ll take love. 16178.
2091
INDEX
I’ll take Manila. . 1419, 1848, 4113, 7004, 12882,
15356, 15492, 16179, 17184,
u ll take my chances. 25836.
I’ll take my heart back to old New Hampshire.
36007.
P ll take Tallulah. 1848, 43493.
I’ll take the city. 6660.
‘T’ll take the rocky rocky road. 6661.
I’ll take vanilla. 20694.
I’ll take Vinella. 22228.
rll take you back again: 1849.
I
ll take you home again Kathleen. 1850, 11394,
51837. .
r ll take your smile with me. 11395.
I "11 teach you the words, darling. 31057.
r ll tell my heart. 48390.
“i ll tell my lonely heart. 31058, 43494.
I’ll tell the world I’m in love with you. 11396.
I’ll tell you with my violin. 1851.
I 11 think of you. 16180, 16181, 51838.
‘l’ll throw a ring around you. 38171 (185), 41610
(70)
r ll travel alone. 25837.
Hy ll treasure your love in my heart. 51839.
r’ ll try. 16182.
I’ll tuck you to sleep little darling if you ll pro-
mise to dream of me. 16183.
I’ll turn your picture to the wall. 6662.
Vl wait. 25838, 39378.
r ll wait dear. 39379.
r ll wait for the day you return. 20695.
Ill wait for you. 1852, 16184, 20696, 25839,"
31059-31062, 36008- 36010, 39380, 39381, 43495,
51840.
Y il wait for you dear, 20697, 43496.
r ll wait for you dear soldier boy. 20698.
r’ li wait for you out by the Golden Gate, 11397.
r ll wait for you, till the storm is over. 39382.
I’ll wait forever, for my soldier boy. 39383.
r Il wait until you’re back, 39384.
I’ll waltz away with you. 39385.
Ill wear a rose. 20699.
I'll wear a white flower for you. 18845 (120)
I’ll wear cotton hosies. 48391.
r ll wear your smile. 11398.
I’ll welcome you back with a smile. 1853.
I’ll win the war just for you. 39386.
Ill winds. 16185. —
r ll wish it were you, 43497.
_ Tl write you a letter soldier. 39387.
_T’ll write you every day. 20700.
Illinois has answered the call. 20701.
Illusion, 9582 (212, 213), 11399, 29091 (282, 283),
51841. ;
Illusion fugitive. 5201 (443)
Illusions. 36011.
Ilusion., 36012,
Illusion de amor. 31063, 43498.
Iusion de ayer. 43499,
I’m a bad boy. 39388.
if ,m a baker rolling dreams ahead. 1854.
is m a black gal who’s blue. 51842.
Le m a black patriot. 11400.
i m_.a bow-legged cowboy. 39389.
I’m a child of the U.S.A. 20702.
I’m a citizen of the good old U.S.A. 48392,
I’m a cowboy from the West, 20703.
im a cowboy who’s joinin’ the army. 16186.
I m a diamond in the rough. 55.
r yma draftee for Uncle Sam. 1856.
I’m a dummy in love. 20704. —
r’ m a fighten[?] Yank. 36013.
I’m a fightin’ man for Uncle Sam.
31064.
I’m a guy who wants a gal, who wants a guy.
. I’ma military man now. 16188.
2092 .
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Y m a fightin’ man from Texas. 20705, 48393.
I’m a fighting man ’round Batan [?] 20708.
r m a first class all American. 25840.
Y m a flying cadet. 36014.
I’m a fool for dreaming. 36015. :
I’m a fool that way. 39390. |
I’m a forty-eight star all-American son. 36016.
I’m a forty-year old mother with a nineteen
wear old son. 31065.
I’m a ghost. 31066.
a m a great big guy. 1857.
11401.
r’ m a guy without a uniform. 25841.
I’m a happy-go-lucky cowboy. 20707.
I’m a happy man. 43500.
I’m a home sick mountain rounder.
r’ m a jitterbug first degree. 1858.
I’m a kitchen commando. 48394,
I’m a lady for the navy. 25842, 39391.
I’m a little Dutch maid. 25843,
I’m a lone raider in the sky. 48395.
Y m a lonely little girl. 43502.
I’m a lonely soldier boy without a sweetheart.
16187,
Le m a lonesome melody. 18845 (121), 24219 (625)
a m a long way from Tipperary. 38171 (186)
I’m a lucky fellow. 51843.
iS m a member of the O.C.D. 25844,
43501.
Li m a millionaire. 5201 (444)
I’m a misery to myself. 43503, 43504, -
Ly m a nephew of Uncle Sam, 6663.
I’m a new draftee. 20708.
I’m a nurse for aching hearts. 34788 (313),
41610 (71)
I’m a pris’ner of war on a foreign shore.
31067, 39392.
is ma refugee from memory. 48396.
I’m a rider on the high plateau. 31068.
r’ m a rinkydink, from over the drink. 6664.
if m a rookie from Ohio. 11402,
I’m a sailor for Uncle Sam. 31069.
I’m a sailor’s sweetheart. 48397.
is m a singer, I’m a dancer. 43505.
I’m a soldier. 43506, 51844.
I’m a soldier in love. 6665.
r m a soldier lonesome & blue. 31070.
I’m a soldier of the U.S.A. 6666, 43507.
r’ m a son of a legionnaire. 25845,
i m a son of a son of a Yankee Doodle dandy. 31071.
I jm a son of the Red, White & Blue. 36017.
I’m a son of the U. S.A. 6667.
r’ m a stranger in my.own home-town. 48398.
r m a stranger to love, 11403.
I’m a top hand now. 39393.
I’m a V-eight driver in a one horse rig. 16189.
I’m a warden in the O.C.D. 16190.
I’m a welder at Lockheed. 51845.
I’m a whoopee sport from Tennessee. 36018.
I’m a wild & wooly [?] son of the West.
20709.
I’m a witness. 11404,
I’m a working man, 11405.
I’m a:world war number one daddy. 6668.
I’m a Yank. 25846,
I’m a Yankee, 43508.
I’m a Yankee Doodle doodler. 31072.
I’m a Yankee ina uniform. 25847,
I’m a Yankee son of Uncle Sam. 31073.
I’m a yodeling farmer’s daughter. 6669.
Im abendrot. 5201 (445)
nos. 1-12, 1942
a
r m about to be about with Uncle Sammy. 39394.
r ma- comin’ back. 39395.
r m ad libin’ blues, 6670.
r m aeroplaning my blues away. 43509.
r’ m afraid. 6671.
r m afraid I made a mistake. 25848.
r m afraid I’m in love with you. 36019.
I’m afraid of you to-night. 11406, 16191.
r m afraid without’ you. 43510.
r m afraid you’ve started something real. 43511.
y m all alone. 31074, 43512.
‘ m all alone when I’m in a crowd. 51846.
I’m all American. 11407.
I'm all broke out with love. 51847.
r m all inthe dark. 11408.
r’ m all through with love. 16192.
r m all up in the air over you. 31075.
I’m allergic to love. 25849, 31076, 43513.
r m alone. 6672, 25850, 31077, 31078, 48399.
r m alone, all alone without you. - 25851.
I m alongin’ fo’ you. 18845 (122)
I’m alonging for you, darling. 43514.
im alten heim. 5201 (446)
r m always dreaming. 20710.
r’ m always dreaming dreams. 11409.
r m always dreaming of you. 43515.
r m always ready to do the swing. 43516.
r m always thinking of my Rosalie. 11410.
r’ m always thinking of you. 16193, 48400.
r m always thinking of you, dear. 31079.
I’m always waiting. 51848.
I'm American negro. 11411.
r m anA 1 fan of the band. 6673.
r man American. 25852.
r man American boy. 25853.
r ym an American mother. 48401.
r m an American too. 11412, 16194.
r m an Irish colleen. 43517.
r m an old wolf. 51849.
yi jm an Uncle Sam girl. 43518.
I m aShamed of myself. 1859.
r m awake but dreaming. 51850.
r m at your finger tips. 6674.
r m being married tomorrow. 16195.
I’m beside myself, when I’m beside the one 1 love.
16196.
r m bettin’ on love. 25854.
7° m betting on Old Glory. 43519..
I’ m blaming my heart. 31080.
r m blazing the trail for you. 48402.
r m blue. 1860.
r m blue all because of you. 43520.
r m blue as blue. 31081.
r m blue tonight. 25855.
i m bluer than blue. 43521.
I’m breaking my back to make a buck for Beck.
11413.
r m broke. 11414.
ig m buying a bond for my baby. 11415.
r m buying bonds for Uncle Sam. 48403.
r m buying some bonds for my baby. 43522.
a m Called Little Buttercup. 43523.
5 m Calling on my extra special girl. 31082.
V 7m Calling you. 25856.
I’m careless about my heart. 16197.
r m carrying a torch for you. 25857.
Vi m Carrying the torch for freedom. 20711.
I’ m Caught in a blackout with you. 20712.
I’m certainly glad your father met your mother.
51851.
I'm checkin’ out. 20713.
r m checking out. 11416.
I’m climbing a rainbow. 11417.
r’ m climbing the stars to heaven. 11418.
1 m color blind. 43524.
r’ m coming back. 31083, 51852.
I’m coming back for you, sweetheart. 11419.
r m coming back in springtime. 5201 (447)
Y’ m coming back sweetheart to you. 16198.
I’m.coming back to you. 1861, 6675, 43525, 53636
(247)
I’m coming back to you — this Sunday morning.
11420.
r m coming home this spring. 6676.
I’m coming home to you. 16199:
r m concerned about you. 25858.
I’m counting on you. 11421.
if m counting the hours. 25859.
1 m crazy about you. 20714, 43526.
r m crazy for a date with you. 31084.
r m crazy over you. 16200, 31085, 39396.
r m crying but the tears won't come. 39397.
i m crying dear, I’m lonesome. 6677.
r m crying for the moon. 25860.
I’m crying for you. 16201.
r’ m crying my heart out over you. 16202.
r’ m cured. 24219 (626), 53636 (248)
r m dancin’ with the mamas withthe moo-lah. 25861.
r’ m dancing. 11422.
r m declaring love on you. 25862.
I’m dedicating to the colors Stars & Stripes.
,275863.
I’m deep in love. 43527.
Tr m delighted, are you. 6678. :
I’m depending on you, to keep the Red, White, &
,Blue flying. 20715.
r’ m disgusted with you. 48404.
I’m doin’ a peach of a job, with a little peach down
in Georgia. 20716.
fe m doing all right. 16203.
I'm doing my bit. 48405.
Yr _m dreaming. 11423.
i m dreaming, my darling, of you. 20717.
r m dreaming of my old home town tonight. 25864.
r’ m dreaming of my U.S.A. 11424.
m dreaming of no one but you. 31086.
r’ m dreaming of you. 31087.
r m dreaming tonight of you darling. 11425.
1 m drifting on a raft of love. 39398.
I’m dustin’ off my dreams. 1862.
u m dying a sinner’s death. 11426.
r’ m enchanted. 43528.
r m everybody’s once ina while. 31088.
r’ m faith. 6679.
r m falling for you. 6680, 51853.
I’m falling in love with someone. 20718, 36020,
,36021.
r’ m falling in love with you. 43529.
I’m far away from the girl I love. 31089, 43530,
r m feeling high on love. 6681.
He m feeling so sad & blue. 43531.
F m fighting. 11427.
r m fighting dear for you. 20719.
T m fighting on the front. 20720, 43532.
r m fishing for words, in a sea of romance. 36022.
IG m flying blind. 16204.
T’ m flying tonight. 43533.
r’ m following that old gang of mine. 43534.
I’m fond of you—you’re fond of me. 9582 (214)
4 m for democracy. 39399.
r’ m for the U.S.A. 1863.
r’ m freien. 47124 (223)
r m from Nebraska. 48406.
I’ m from Yankee Land. 36023.
is m funny that way. 25865.
r m gettin’ mighty lonesome for you. 16205.
I’m gettin’ sentimental over you. 20721.
2093
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pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I’m getting ready. 31090.
- I’m getting scrapping mad about you. 48407.
I’m getting sentimental. 16206. |
r’ m getting tired soI can. sleep. 31091.
Y jm getting wild. 11428.
I’m giving you all of my heart. 43535.
ig m giving you up to somebody else. 25866.
I’m glad. 20722, 36024.
I’ m glad I am an American boy. 1864.
I’m glad I can say I’m sorry. 11429.
T m glad I joined the draft. 25867.
r’ m glad I knew you when. 25868.
I’m glad I’m livin’. 11430.
r’ m glad it was only a dream. 38171 (187)
I’m glad my boy grew up to be a soldier. 53636 (249) /
I’m glad my wife 41610 (72), 53636
(250)
r’ m glad that I joined. 20723.
i m glad that I volunteered. 1865.
I’m glad that I was born a boy. 47124 (224)
r’ m glad that I’ mo in the army. 1866, 11431.
LY m glad that you’re not here dad. 6682.
r m glad there is you. 1867, 1868, 6683, 11432.
r m glad they put a soldier suit on me. 6684,
Y m glad | we're through. 11433.
I’m goin’ back to Mobile. 20724.
r’ m goin’ back to old Kentucky. 43536.
I’m goin’ back to whur I come from. 31092, 39400.
r m goin’ crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy. 31093.
r m goin’ home to Mobile on the Morgan line. 5201 (448)
1 m goin’ to build my galan air raid shelter. 20725.
I’m goin’ todance right out of this world. 6685, 11434,
11435, 20726.
I'm goin’ to get a girl from dear old Georgia. 38171
(188)
Y’ m goin’ to rock my baby. 31094.
Y m goin’ to sing. 20727.
i m going a-fighting. 11436.
I’m going back home. 1869.
r’ m going back to Arizona. 48408.
r m going back to Carolina. 16207.
Y m going back to Frisco town. 47124 (225)
I’m going back toGeorgiafor to stay. 51854.
i m going back to happiness. 39401.
r’ m going back to Memphis. 11437.
r’ m going back to my horse & buggy wuggy.. 48409.
Y m going back to my mother & dad. 43537.
r m going back to my old pal. 14692 (307):
r m going back to see my little sweetheart. 51855.
r m going back to stay. 20728.
Y’ m going back to Tennessee. 43538.
I’m going back to that home town of mine back
there in Indiana. 31095.
Y m going back to the farm. 24219 (627)
. r’ m going home. 5201 (449), 25869, 48410.
I’m going home some day. 43539.
r’ m going over & get it all over. 48411.
iS m going over to get the Japs. 43540.
I’m going to Chicago. 51856.
r m going todie with the staffin my handhallelu. 20729.
I’m i to do for daddy what daddy did for me.
16208
Y m going to fight. 51857.
r m going to fight for Uncle Sam. 16209.
I’m going to fight for Uncle Sam, and for our
liberty. 6686.
I’m going to Florida. 1870.
I’m going to get a girl named Ivy ‘cause ivy al-
»ways clings. 50835 (174)
I m going to help my Uncle Sam. 31096.
is m going to join the army. 11438,
I’m going to let the whole world know I love you.
5201 (450)
s in Europe.
Ie m gene to picket your heart. 25870.
I’m going to pop the question. 39402.
I’m going to see you today. 51858.
I’m going to tell your mother. 34788 (314)
I’m going to use my feet. 20730.
I’m going to wait on the Lord until he comes.
43541.
I’m going to war. 20731, 51859.
I’m going to work until my work on earth is done.
1871.
I’m going to your nee you’ re coming to my
jhouse. 48412,
r m going to Yuma to do a rhumba. 25871.
r m going wacky. 48413.
r’ m going with the spirit. 20732.
I’m gonna blow my horn, an’ get myself some
stripes. 36025. :
I’m gonna buzz, buzz, buzz around you. 48414,
4 m gonna copyright your kisses. 43542.
- Tm gonna fight for U.S.A., for you my Chick-a-
,poo. 1872.
I’m gonna freeze. 6687.
I’m gonna furlough my girl- 0. 31097.
I’m gonna get my mule & I’m goin’ south. 29091
(284)
r’ m gonna getcha, I betcha. 16210.
I’m gonna learn Hawaiian. 1873.
I’m gonna make you care. 20733.
I’m gonna miss your kiss on Christmas. 48415.
r m gonna move to the outskirts of a 16211.
I’m gonna rise. 20734.
I’m gonna see my darling tomorrow. 43543.
I’m gonna take you dancin’ on Seturday night.
51860.
r’ m gonna trump your heart. 25872,
I’m gonna vote for Susie. 51861.
r’ m guilty of love. 51862.
I’m hangin’ up my saddle till the sun comes
Shining through. 20735.
I’m hangin’ up my saddle, till the sun shines
thru again. 43544.
I’m hanging my saddle on the old ranch house
door. 11439.
I’m happy. 51863.
r m happy in Jesus. 25873.
: Ei m happy to have known you. 6688.
I’m happy, to see you. 20736.
I’m havin’ the time of my life. 31098.
I’m head over heels in love. 39403.
I’m headin’ for that Oregon trail. 31099.
I’m headin’ for the blue horizon where the moun-
tains meet the sky. 31100.
I’m headin’ for the prairie. 6689.
I’m headin’ home. 1874,
I’m headin’ home today. 25874.
I’m heading for a fall. 6690.
I'm here. 1875.
I’m here again. 24219 (628)
1 m here with you. 39404.
I’m hitting a high sopt. 36026.
I’m hoarding you in my heart. 31101.
r’ m holding out for love. 20737.
r’ m homesick. 47124 (226)
T’ m.home-sick for heaven my home, 11440.
I’m hope. 6691.
I’m hopeless I guess. 20738.
I’m impatient for love. 11441.
I’m in a black out. 43545.
I’m in.a black-out over you. 31102.
I’m in a blue mood. 20739.
I’m ina corner. 43546.
r m ina crying mood. 6692.
Y m in a heck of a mess. 6693.
2094
nos. 1-12, 1942
I'm in a mood. 51864.
r m ina musical mood. 16212.
r m in a new heaven tonight. 25875.
r mina rut. 6694.
r m in a Sentimental mood tonight. 51865.
r m ina whirl over you. 43547.
r m in heaven. 25876.
r m in heaven,-my darling. 11442.
r m in heaven tonight. 16213.
r m in heaven when I’m with you. 1876.
I’m in love. 1877, 25877, 25878, 36027, 43548,
43549, 51866.
r mo in love again. 6695, 39405.
r m in love all: over again. 1878.
r m in love & it’s lovely. 16214.
Ls m in love at last. 16215.
r m in love with a bombardier. 43550.
x m in love witha cowboy. 11443.
Le m in love with a doctor’s daughter: 51867.
r m in love with a girl in white. 39406.
I’m in love with a guy, who flies in the Sky.
,39407.
r m in love with a handsome cowboy. 11444.
r m in love witha memory. 48416.
r m in love with a sailor boy. 36028.
EB m in love with a wonderful girl. 6696.
m in love with love. 20740.
r m in love with lovely you. 31103.
r m in love with Sally MacDonald. 16216.
r m in love with Someone. 16217.
I’m in love with the girl I left behind me.
11445..
r m in love with the moon. 16218.
i 7m in love with you. 1879, 51868.
r m in that mood today. 11446.
Fr m inthe army. 25879, 39408, 43551.
r m in the army, ma. 11447.
& m inthe army now. 25880, 31104.
is m in the dog house. 31105. —
ig m in the doghouse with Fido now. 39409.
E m in the infantry. 51869.
r’ m in the mood for falling in love. 51870.
r m in the mood for food. 31106.
Y m inthe navy. 1880, 20741.
T m in the navy now. 25881, 39410, 48417.
r m jealous. 39411.
r m jumpin’ the clouds. 25882.
r m just a broken hearted soldier boy. 48418.
cs m just a country bumkin. 6697. -
6 m just a country lass. 51871.
ar m just a dog face soldier. (11448.
x m just a dope. 36029.
i: m just a fool. 31107, 48419.
r m just a ghost writer, to a love. 1881.
r m just a good for nothin’ Someone. 43552.
S m just a handy man. 1882.
‘if 7m just a happy hobo walking the rails. 1883.
E m just a lonely cowboy. 43553.
E m just a lonely girl. 43554.
r m just a lonely orphan. 11449,
r Mm just a lonesome cowboy. 43555.
Yr’ m just a lonesome soldier. 39412.
r m just a marionette. 16219.
8 m just a pauper in love. 20742.
i m just a poor nobody. 1884.
I’m just a sailor. 43556.
r m just a singin’ yodelin’ cowboy. 51872.
i m just a soldier lad. 6698.
b m just a soldier without a sweetheart: 39413.
r 7m just a stranger in this world. 20743.
I’m just a fumbleweed rolling down the trail of
time. 36030..
I'm just a world war mother. 43557.
INDEX
\
r m just afraid to say hello. 11450.
Y m just an old old cowboy. 1885.
I’m just an ordinary fellow who loves an extra-
ordinary girl. 20744.
Y m just an ordinary guy. 1886.
r jm just an outcast. 31108.
I’m just as good as single, I’ve sent my wife away.
34788 (315)
r m just a-thinkin’. 11451.
r’ m just beginning to care. 31109.
r’ m just bidin’ my time. 11452.
r m just buggy for a buggy for two. 31110.
I’m just counting the hours. 43558.
i m just counting the hours until tomorrow. 11453.
r m just humming to myself. 1887.
r m just lucky that’s all. 6699.
r’ m just maneuvering along with you. 1888.
r’ m just Miss Nobody. 31111.
I’m just pretending. 6700.
I'm just rarin’ togo. 11454,
r’ m just wasting my time on you. 6701.
r’ m just whistling in the dark. 11455.
4 m keeping your faith in me. 31112.
I'm khaki-whaki over you. 48420.
r m kind o’ lonesome. 11456.
ie m knee deep in love. 20745.
r m knitting a sweater for my Buddy. 31113.
r’ m knocking at your door again. 1889.
Y 7m knocking at your heart. 11457.
r’ m laughing at you. 31114.
I’m laughing outside while crying inside for you.
1890.
r m laughing with tears in my heart. 51873.
r m leaving. 43559.
r’ m leaving it up to you. 11458.
r m leaving now. 31115, 51874.
r m leaving the West. 1891.
r m leaving you sweetheart. 48421.
I’m lending you to Uncle Sammy. 1892.
Ly m like a fish out of water. 48422.
I’m like a Ship without a sail. 43560.
i m living in-a dream, with you. 1893.
r m living on the fat of the land. 6702.
L m locking my memories in my heart. 43561.
ie m lonely. 1894, 31116, 31117.
Y ym lonely & blue. 36031.
i m lonely dear. 16220.
iM m lonely for only one. 14692 (308)
r m lonely for you & Hawaii. 25883.
r m lonely tonight. 31118.
r m lonely tonight, Uncle Sam. 25884.
r m lonely when I m with you. 6703.
r m lonesome. 20746, 25885, 39414.
r m lonesome dear. 39415.
Y’ m lonesome for the mountains. 6704.
i m lonesome for you. 48423.
I’m lonesome, my darling. 43562.
r m longin’ for Indiana. 11459.
ie m longing all day for you. 11460.
is m longing dear for you. 11461.
r m longing for someone to love me. 16221. .
r m longing for you. 16222.
r m longing for your love. 51875.
r m longing to know. 51876.
r m lookin for a girl with dimples. 20747.
r m looking for a modern Cinderella. 38171 (189, 190)
i, m looking for a warm spot. 47124 (227, 228) .
i m looking for love. 16223.
r m looking for my old gal. 5201 (451)
I’m looking for new pastures. 31119.
I’m looking for someone’s heart. 18845 (124, 125),
,24219 (629), 29091 (285, 286)
I’m looking for the gucen of hearts. 43563.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
I’m looking forward to hello again. 31120.
r m looking forward to the day. 51877.
r’ m loosing [?] my mind over you. 16224.
r’ m losing my mind over you. 20748.
i m lost ina dream. 48424.
; r m lost without you, when you’re away. 20749.
r’ m lucky. 16225, 43564.
T m lucky I’m a ducky. 16226.
4 m mad about you. 1895.
r m mad at my heart. 20750.
r’ .m marching away to be a soldier. 20751.
r m marching back home in my dreams. 31121.
r m marching in waltz time, with you. 1896.
1’ m marching on to victory. 31122.
r’ m marching to fight for Uncle Sam. $9416.
r m married & I’m happy too. 31123.
r m mighty glad to get back home. 34788 (316)
I’m mighty glad you are my daddy. 6705.
I’m mighty proud of that old gang of mine.
,43565.
I’m miles from your smiles tonight. 25886.
r m Miss Liberty, sweetheart of the free. 43566.
I’m missin’ the kissin’ that you’re missin’ too.
51878.
I’m missing you. 6706. -
Y m missing you today. 48425.
I’m misunderstood. 16227.
I’m mourning for the night we said good-bye.
,25887.
I’m moving out of Dreamland into Loveland.
1897.
I’m Neptune the king of the sea. 38171 (191, 192)
r’ m neutral. 47124 (229)
I’m never blue in a blackout. 6707.
I’m never going to let you go. 48426.
I’m never gonna love again. 31124.
r’ m next. 36032.
r m no good without you. 36033.
' I’m no slacker. 20752, 32362.
I’m nobody’s fool since you made a fool out of
me. 48427.
I'm not a kazook. 48428.
I’m not afraid of the darkness. 16228, 43567.
Y’ 6 not ashamed of you Molly. 18845 (126), 24219
630)
I’m not ashamed of you, Molly, I want you just
,a5 you are. 34788 (317)
r m not asleep, I’m just dreaming. 20753.
lr’ m not dreaming. 39417.
r m not going back to Indiana. 31125.
r m not going to cry any more. 20754.
r’ m not gonna worry. 25888.
r’ m not good enough for you. 31126.
r m not happy at all. 1898.
I’m not kickin’. 31127. ,
I’m not kidding, are you. 20755.
I’m not knittin’ nuttin’ for no one but my soldier
boy. 11462, 25889.
I’m not lonely tonight. 1899.
I’m not sorry. 20756.
I’m not the master of my heart. 36034..
Li m not worth a dime. 39418.
‘I’m not worthy of your love. 43568.
I’m nuts about a military band, when it’s playing
jumpa, umpa, umpa, umpa. 20757.
FE m nuts about you. 48429.
I’m of age now. 39419.
r’ m off my beam about you. 48430.
I’m off o’ the beam. 31128.
r’ m off on a tantrum. 48431.
I ’m off to fight the Wops, the Jerrys & Japan. 6708.
i m off to get a Jap. 31129.
I’m off to get Hitler. 43569.
I’m off to join the army. 25890.
r’ m off to the war. 20758.
r m old fashioned. 16229, 31130.
I’m ona fence. 25891.
l’ mon my way. 11463.
r’ m on my way to be a soldier. 25892.
I’m on my way to Dublin Bay. 24219 (631)
I’m on my way to have words with your pa. 1900.
I’m on my way to Mandalay. 24219 682, 633),
34788 (318), 38171 (193)
I’m on my way to the big parade. 11464.
r’ m on my way to the front. 51879.
I’m on my way to Tokyo, to teach them to say
Uncle. 16230.
I’m on the beam with a dream. 43570.
I’m on the beam with you. 16231.
; r’ m on the road to happiness. 51880, 53636 (251)
I’m on the sunny side. 31131.
I’m on the way to heaven, on the wings of love.
43571.
I’m one among millions. 6709.
r’ m only a lonesome, an outcast. 6710.
I’m only human after all. 51881.
I’m only one Yank in a million. 43572.
I’m only pretending. 16232.
I’m only the nightwatchman’s daughter. 20759.
Y m only wishing for you. 25893.
: m out of this world with love. 48432.
I'm out to capture your heart. 25894.
I’m outta gas. 48433.
I’m painting a picture of you: 1901.
r’ m painting pictures in all of my dreams. 6711.
r m patriotic. 1902, 25895.
I’m patriotic over you. 20760.
Ee m picking a star for you. 39420.
I’m pinch hitting for Uncle Sam. 6712.
I’m pining for the pines in Caroline. 6713.
I’m playing for keeps. 31132.
. I’m playing with fire. 31133.
I’m ple . 25896.
I’m pluggin’ for the U.S.A. 20761.
I'm praying for my daddy. 16233.
I’m praying for you, over there. 31134.
r m praying for your safe return. 11465.
I’m pretending. 6714.
I’m proud I’m Irish. 38171 (194), 50835 (175)
I’m proud my sweetheart is a soldier. 36035,
I'm proud of my soldier lad. 16234.
r’ m proud of you America. 16235.
r’ m proud of you mother. 25897.
I’m proud of you my soldier. 39421. .
I’m proud that I can join the army. 6715.
I’m proud that I’m an American. 1903.
I’m proud to be a soldier. 1904, 1905.
I’m proud to be a Yankee. 18845 (127), 38171 (195)
I’m proud to be an American. 11466, 11467, 25898,
31135-31139.
I’m proud to be the mother of a boy like you.
18845 (128)
I’m proud you have answered our country’ s call.
31140.
I’m pullin’ in my lariat. 25899.
I’m putting a puzzle together, a pictomn sweet-
jheart of you. 20762.
I’m quite in favor of you. 25900.
I’m rarin’ to go. 25901:
I’m rather old fashioned when it comes to love.
48434. .
I’m ready. 39422.
y m ready, come what will or may. 39423.
I’m ready to go for you Uncle Sam. 43573.
I’m really in love with you. 20763.
I’m really sorry. 11468.
2096
ae
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
I'm really up a tree. 43574.
I’m red white & blue over you. 11469.
I’m reminded of you. 11470.
I’m ridin’ the Overland trail. 48435.
I’m riding my pony back home. 20764, 39424.
I’m riding on top of the world with you. 31141.
I’m riding right into the moon. 25902.
I’m roaming from my home in Wyoming. 31142,
I’m rockin’ to the Rockies. 11471.
I’m sad & lonely. 16236.
I’m sad & thinking. 16237.
‘I’m sadder but wiser now. 43575.
I'm sailing away. 11472.
I'm sailing home for Christmas. 51882.
Im saved. 34788 (319)
I'm saved today. 31143.
I’m saving all my coupons for you. 11473.
I'm.saving my love for you. 48436.
I'm saying goodbye to Broadway. 31144.
I'm searching the town. 31145.
I’m seeking a thrill. 14692 (309)
I’m sending an S.0.S. 25903.
I'm sending my love, 11474.
I’m sending my love, by an ocean wave. 48437.
I'm sending my love by moonbeams. 36036.
I’m sending you my héart soldier daddy. 48438.
I'm sending you red roses. 16238.
I'm sending you this letter. 11475.
I'm serving Uncle Sam. 6716, 16239.
I'm sharing heaven with you. 20765.
I'm sharp as a tack. 31146.
I’m simply crazy over you. 34788 (320), 41610 (73)
I’m simply wacky for fellows in khaki, 31147.
I’m simply wild about you. 43576.
Tm singing this song to you. 51883.
I’m singing to a million but meaning it just for one.
39425.
I'm singing to myself. 48439.
I'm singing with my heart. 25904.
I’m sinking in love. 36037.
I'm sitting in a garden of roses. 1906.
I'm sitting in the window looking for the one I love.
,6717.
I'm sitting on a rainbow. 20766.
I'm sleeping late today, general. 1907.
r m sleeping my life away. 16240.
I’m sleepy now. 39426.
I'm slow but sure. 1908.
I'm Snuffy Smith of the army. 20767.
I’m so afraid youre sorry for me. 43577.
I'm soalone. 20768.
I'm so ashamed. 20769.
I'm so blue. 6718, 48440.
I'm so blue without you. 11476.
Tm so glad. 11477.
I’m so glad trouble don’t last alway. 31148.
I'm so happy I could cry. 6719.
I'm so happy when I’m with you. 1909.
I’m so happy with my memories of you. 1910.
I’m so happy you re mine. 51884.
I'm so in love with love. 1911.
I'm so in love withSam. 36038.
I'm so in love with you. 1912, 6720, 20770.
I'm so jealous. 31149.
I'm so lonesome. 31150.
I’m so lonesome for my old Wyoming home.
11478. :
I'm so lonesome tonight. 43578.
Tm so pleased to meet you. 1913.
I’m so, so, so, s0, so in love. 25905, 31151.
m so sorry dear. 11479.
I'm so thrilled. 43579.
I’m so tired. 31152.
r m so tired of it all. 20771, 20772.
I’m so very happy. 25906.
I’m sold on America. 31153.
I'm sorry. 11480, 20773, 31154.
I’m sorry now. 39427,
I’m sorry that I lied. 39428.
I’m sorry that I made youcry. 43580.
I'm sorry that we said good-bye. 11481.
I’m sorry that’s all Ican say. 11482.
I’m sorry too. 20774.
r m sorry we just can’t agree.
r m sorry you came. 31155.
Im staying | away from love. 36039.
I’m steppin’ out to-night. 25907.
I’m stepping out with a new heart tonight: 20775.
I’m still crazy for you. 31156.
I’m still in love with you. 1914, 11484, 11485.
I'm still in love with you sweetheart. 39429.
I’m still lookin’ for the right man. 31157.
I’m still looking for my first love. 31158.
r m still the same. 20776.
I'm stranded. 6721.
I'm struttin’ my material. 1915.
I'm swingin’ along with my baby. 16241, 51885.
I'm takin’ off for you baby: 20777.
11483.
’ I’m taking back my heart. 31159.
- I’m taking care of babies now. 6722.
I’m taking my mem’ries with me. 20778.
I’m taking my place in the army. 25908.
Im tanzschritt durch die zeiten. 11486.
I'm tearing a page from my memory.. 16242.
I'm telling all, so the world can know. 20779.
I'm telling the town. 11487.
I'm telling you. 43581, 51886.
I'm telling you over & over, that I love you.
,20780.
I’m terribly lonesome without you. 20781.
I'm thankful. 11488.
I'm thankful for mother. 31160.
I’m that way too. 25909.
I’m the guy. 20782, 25910.
I’m the little fellow who thinks his country’s mellow.
43582.
I’m the lonesomest guy in the world. 39430.
I’m the luckiest, happiest man in the army. 16243.
I’m the man who can do it. 1916.
I’m the man who paid the rent for Mrs. Rip Van
Winkle. 24219 (634)
I’m the most forgetful man. 14692 (310)
I’m the one that’s crying over you. 20783.
I’m the skipper of a submarine. 25911:
I’m the sun & you're the snow. 50835 (176)
I’m the sweetheart of a draftee. 11489.
I’m the sweetheart of a soldier. 39431.
I’m thinking, just thinking of you. 16244.
I’m thinking of my yesterdays. 48441.
I’m thinking of Texas. 43583.
I’m thinking of you. 6723, 20784, 43584.
I’m thinking of you little pal. 16245.
I’m thinking of you, pal of mine. 25912.
I'm thinking tonight of my blue eyes. 51887.
I’m thinking tonight of youdear. 39432.
I'm threading my needle with twilight. 36040.
r m through. 20785.
I'm through believing in you. 1917.
I’m through with you. 39433.
r m through with you, tomorrow. 16246.
I’m thru shedding tears over you. 16247.
I’m thru with love. 43585.
I’m thumbing my way to heaven. 43586.
I’m tickled pink. 20786.
I’m tired of being blue. 6724.
I'm tired of dreaming. 1918.
INDEX
lm set of everything but you. 34788 (321), 38171
196
ra tired of forgiving you. 20787.
I'm tired of pretending. 43587.
I'm to blame. 1919.
I'm too tired, 31161.
I’m tradin’ my bronc for a jeep: 25913. ;
I’m travelin’, travelin’, travelin’ home. 31162.
I'm true to someone. 1920.
I'm trusting in you. 16248.
I’m tryin’. 16249.
I’m trying so hard to forget. 1921.
I'm trying to say goodbye dear. 11490.
I’m Uncle Sam’s boy. 39434.
I’m up in the air about you. 31163.
I’m up in the air over Molly, she’s up in the air
about me. 51888.
I’m up in the air over you. 6725, 20788.
I’m wacky over khaki, I’m cuckoo over blue. 1922.
I’m waitin’ up for Adolph. 43588.
I’m waiting. 36041, 43589.
I'm waiting at the old corral. 31164.
I’m waiting for blackout again. 16250.
I’m waiting for the day. 51889.
I’m waiting for time to go by. 43590.
I’m waiting for you. 31165, 48442.
I’m waiting for you my darling. 48443.
I'm waiting soldier boy. 31166, 48444, _
Im walde. 14692 (311)
I'm walking. 31167.
I’m walking around in a memory of you. 31168.
I’m walking on stilts with my head in the clouds.
51890.
Yr ym walking the way. 11491.
I m wastin’ my time. 20789.
I’m wastin’ my time with you. 1923.
I’m wasting my-time. 6726.
I'm wasting time when I cry over you. 6727.
I'm wearing red, white & blue for you. 31169.
I'm wearing wings over my heart. 20790.
Im wearing your love in my eyes. 43591.
I’m wearyin’ of worryin’, over you. 36042.
I’m whistling a tune. 1924,
Im wiesengrunde. 24219 (635)
I’m wild about my pretty baby. 25914.
I'm willing. 43592, 51891.
I’m wishing for a star. 48445.
I’m with you Uncle Sam. 20791.
I’m wondering. 31170.
I'm writing a letter to England. 20792:
I'm writing a letter to Tilda. 31171.
Im writing to a soldier boy. 36043.
I’m wrong. 25915. ~
I’m your priority now. 51892.
I’m yours beginning today. 1925, 16251, 43593.
I’m yours, for the duration. 31172.
I’m yours forever, as long as you ll be mine. 48446.
I’m yours forever, my good old U.S.A. 51893.
r m yours forever, sweetheart. 51894.
I’m yours forevermore. 20793, 25916.
I’m yours tonight. 16252.
Images in the water. 38171 (197)
Imaginary Isle. 36044.
Imaginary you. 48447.
Imi au ia oe. 41610 (74)
Imitation love. 48448.
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. 25917.
Immer leiser wird mein schlummer. 9582 (215)
Immerati. 6727*.
Immortal music. 25918.
Immortality. 5201 (452), 51895.
Imp. 43594.
Impatience. 47124 (230)
Imperial band book. 34788, (322)
Imperial pageant. 43595.
Impia. 20794. |
Impresario. 6727**.
Impression. 53636 (252)
Impression of Havana. 51896.
Impression of Rio. 51897.
Impression suite. 31173.
Impressions. 36045.
Impromptu. 16253, 18845 (129), 24219 (636), 31174,
34778 (323), 41610 (75), 43596, 43597, 51898.
Impromtu in C minor. 16254.
Impromptus. 1926, 1927.
Improvisation. 16255, 43598.
| Improvisation & melody. 6728. .
Improvisation sur le chant de 1’ hymne Lucis sate
|. optime. 51899. |
| Improvision. 48449.
Improviso. 16256.
Improvization[?] 11492.”
In a blackout with you. 11493. ~
In a blue mood. 6729, 11494.
In a boat. 38171 (198)
In a bungalow. 43599.
In a cafe with you. 1928.
Ina canoe. 34788 (324)
In a cave. 53636 (253)
In a Chinese garden. 25919.
In a Christmas sky. 1929.
In a cottage built for two. 43600.
In a cradle bright & golden. 5201 (453)
Ina daze. 48450.
In a deep thought of you. 20795.
Ina dilemma. 31175..
In a donkey cart. 43601.
Inadream. 11495, 11496.
In a dream canoe, with embraceable you. 25920.
In a dream I found you. 11497.
In a fairy boat. 38171 (199)
In a fairy dell. 38171 (200)
In a fog. 25921.
In a funny seaside town. 25922.
In a garden down in Monterey. 18845 (130), 24219 (637)
In a garden in the moonlight. 1930, 36046.
In a garden of moonbeams. 43602.
_ Ina garden of roses. 31176.
In a gondola. 38171 (201)
In a Gypsy camp. 6730.
In a Gypsy caravan. 51900.
In a heaven for two. 6731.
In a hundred years from now. 1931.
In a hurry. 53636 (254)
In a jinrikisha. 24219 (638)
In a little border town. 20796. ‘ -
In a little cafe in San Jose. 1932, 1933.
In a little cafe in the Vieux Carré.
39435.
In .a little canning kitchen, under the maak on
tree. 31177.
In a little Chinese restaurant. 11498.
In a little cottage far away, 6732.
In a little cottage for two. 20797.
- Ina little cottage in the valley. 39436.
In a little country chapel by the sea. 51901.
In a little Dixie dance hall. 43603.
Ina little green hollow. 31178.
In a little green valley. 11499.
In a little house in an English town. 20798.
In a little mission down in Mexico. 16257.
In a little old town in England. 25923.
In a little world for two. 47124 (231)
In a mellow tone. 16258.
2098
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
In a Mexican cafe. 31179. In defense of love. 20801.
In a military way. 1934. In defense of our land. 16264.
In a monastery garden. 34788 (326) In der kirschenblit. 18845 (133)
In a pagoda. 5201 (454) In distant lands. 47124 (233)
In a pensive mood. 1935. In distress I called upon the Lord. 43610.
In a place called Bethel. 25924. In Dixieland. 9582 (217)
In a pup tent built for two. 16259. In Dreamland. 31183, 34788 (328)
In a rickshaw from Tokyo. 36047. In dreams. 24219 (643, 644), 25929.
In a rose garden. 25925. In dreams I’ve heard the seraphs. 14692 (313)
In a rowboat. 34788 (327) In dreams only. 31184.
In a Russian village polka. 1936. In dreams we re together. 6734.
In a rustic little cottage, way down in Sunset Lane. In dreams you’re my sweetheart yet. 16265.
20799. In dreamy Panama. 5201 (461)
In a sacred mood. 43604. In dreamy Spain. 1942, 47124 (234)
In a shadow of nigh[?] 51902. In each other’s arms. 51907.
In a Shady little dell in Delaware. 18845 (131) In early spring. 34788 (329)
In a star spangled world, of our own. 6733. In einer kieinen pension. 31185.
In a Swiss chalet. 39437. In Elfland. 38171 (205)
In a thunder shower. 43605. In every prayer. 43611.
In a uniform of blue. 51903. © —_ In ev'ry sense of the word. 16266.
Ina vineyard. 47124 (232) In excelsis. 50835 (178)
In a vineyard in ole New England. 48451. In excelsis gloria. 1943, 25930.
In a yodka shop. 53636 (255) In Flander’s fields, 36052.
In a wilderness of roses. 43606. In flannel pajamas. 51908.
In a world of gloom. 16260. In Flowerland. 47124 (235)
In Alabama, dear, with you. 38171 (202, 203) In for the duration, blues. 11504.
In alien lands. 5201 (455) In freedom’s cause. 20802, 39442.
In all my dreams. 31180, 36048, 43607. In freedom’s light. 31186.
In all my dreams, I dream of you darling. 39438. In Galilee. 16267.
In all this world. 39439. In gay Havana. -16267*.
In America there’s unity. 1937. In gay Mexico. 51909.
In Americana style. 1938. In gentle murmurs. 11505.
In an Alabama cabin. 5201 (456) In Georgian days. 1944.
In an all nite black-out with you. 20800. In God we trust. 16268, 31187-31189, 39443, 39444,
In an eighteenth century square. 25926. 43612, 43613, 48454.
In an old cathedral garden. 16261. In God we trust, to save America. 16269.
In an old-fashioned attic. 1939. In God’s name - & for liberty. 43614.
In an old-fashioned garden. 1940. In God’s own time. 34788 (330)
In an old-fashioned town. 11500. In good company. 14692 (314-319)
In an Oriental garden. 14692 (312) In good old U.S.A. 43615.
In & out affair. 16262. In green fields. 24219 (645)
In & out of love. 48452. In Gipsy costume. 29091 (288)
In & out of love again. 1941. In Hamburg bai nacht. 1945.
In answer to a soldier’s prayer. 51904. in happy mood. 29091 (289)
In Apple Blossom Lane. 25927. In harmony together. 11506.
In apple blossom time. 16263. In Hawaii lie the brave. 6735.
In April. 53636 (256) In Hawaii where Old Glory still flies. 11507.
In Arcady. 24219 (639) In heaven. 39445.
In Argentine. 43608. In heaven’s name. 31190.
In Assisi. 48453. In high school days. 43616.
In autumn. 5201 (457, 458) In His likeness. 24219 (646)
In autumn time. 39440. In His presence. 1946.
In Bethlehem village. 51905. In Holland. 24219 (647)
In between puffs. 25928. In Honeysuckle Lane. 51910.
In bicicletta. 36049. In Honolulu. 11508, 47124 (236)
In blinky, winky, chinky Chinatown. 24219 (640) In honor & pride. 48455.
In Boccaccio’s days. 24219 (641) In honor of Old Glory. 43617:
In brocade & silk. 24219 (642) In Indiana. 43618.
In cadence love. 31181. In it again. 20803.
In California. 36050. In Italy. 14692 (320)
In camp. 50835 (177) In Jesus I am trusting. 11509.
In candlelight. 39441. In Jesus’ name. 24219 (648)
In care of the Man in the Moon. 43609. In just a little while. 31191.
In case of an air raid. 11501, 31182. In Kentucky where I met her. 1947.
In castle halls. 9582 (216) : In khaki, brown or navy blue. 31192.
In cherry blossom time. 11502. In khaki uniform. 25931.
In Chinatown. 51906. In Ladimer’s apt. 6736.
In comic vain. 29091 (287) In lilac time. 11510.
In Constantinople. 5201 (459), 18845 (132) In love again. 36053.
In cowboy land. 11503. ‘ In love alone. 6737, 20804.
In day dreams. 38171 (204) In love for the first time. 6738.
In days gone by. 36051. In love forever. 1948.
In days of long ago. 5201 (460) In love witha dream. 31193.
2099
In love with a star. 43619.
In love with a uniform. 6739.
In love with love. 25932.
In lovely Westview. 6740.
In love’s enchanted bower. 14692 (321)
In Mattawan. 38171 (206)
In May. 29091 (290)
In Maytime. 47124 (237)
In memoriam. 6741, 20805.
In memory. 25933; 39446.
In memory I wander. 11511.
In memory of Captain Kelly. 25934.
In memory of December seventh, nineteen forty-
one. 43620.
In memory of you. 20806, 25935, 31194, 43621.
In Mexico. 1949.
In Middletown Valley. 48456.
In more ways than one. 39447.
In my arms. 16270, 43622.
In my book of dreams. 20807.
In my bouquet of dreams. 31195.
In my cabin by the fire. 43623.
In my collection of dreams. 1950.
In my dear old Kansas home. 1951.
In my dream of you. 5201 (462), 14692 (322)
In my dream world. 36054.
In my Dreamland. 6742.
In my dreams. 6743, 6744, 20808, 39448, 48457,
51911.
In my dreams, dear. 1952.
In my dreams I fell in love with you. 36055.
In my dreams of Ireland. 36056.
In my dreams of old Virginia. 36057.
In my dreams the hills are calling. 51912.
In my dreams tonight. 43624.
In my dreams, we re sweethearts again. 43625.
In my Father’s house. 5201 aes)
In my garden. 11512.
‘In my garden of auld lang syne. 43626.
In my garden of memories. 16271.
In my garden of memory. 36058.
In my garden of memory with you. 43627.
In my harbor of dreams. 11513.
In my haven of dreams. 48458.
In my heart. 1953, 11514, 16272, 31196, 31197,
36059, 48459.
In my heart burns a light for America. 6745.
In my heart is the melody. 51913.
In my heav’nly castle. 31198.
In my inside pocket, there’s a treasure. 36060.
In my little canoe with you. 1954.
In my little chateau. 43628.
In my little dream boat of love. 43629.
In my little rendevous [?] 48460.
In my little white dream cottage. 36061. .
In my lover’s arms tonight. 36062.
In my meditation. 11515.
In my memories. 20809, 43630.
In my memory. 43631, 51914.
In my Memory Lane. 25936.
In my merry Oldsmobile. 1955.
In my old home town. 6746, 11516.
In my old Montana home. 31199.
In my palace of dreams. 16273.
In my paradise for kids. 16274.
‘In my reflections of you. 48461.
In my rosy love dreams of you. 14692 (323)
In my sleep. 20810.
In my sleigh of golden reddish green. 1956.
In my soldier's arms. 39449, 43632.
In my soldier's lullaby. 25937.
In my travels. 16275.
In my treasure chest I find you. 20811.
INDEX
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
In my treasure. chest of memories. 16276.
In nineteen forty three. 20812, 43633.
In no man’s land. 20813.
- In nostalgic mood: 6747.
In Nutsy Land. 42845.
In old Brazil. 6748.
In old Capistrano. 51915.
In old Havana. 16277.
In old Madeira. 47124 (238) -
In old Madrid. 53636 (257)
In old Mexico. 16278, 36063.
In old Missouri. 14692 (324), 29091 (291)
In old Montana. 31200.
In old New Orleans. 11517.
In old San Bernardino. 25938.
In old Wyoming. 6749.
In old Xochimilco. 31201.
In olden time. 53636 (258)
In our all American way. 1957.
In our boat. 14692 (325)
a te s little church around the corner.
846
In our chapel by the sea. 20814.
In our little part of town. 43634.
- In our old neighborhood. 20815, 43635.
In our picture book house by the sea. 25939.
In our red, white & blue home nest. 48463.
In our rendezvous high on Hill Billy Hill. 36064.
‘In our sunset rendezvous. 36065.
In our work & in our play. 31202..
~ In our Yankee Doodle way. 48464.
In Panama. 20816, 31203.
In paradise with you. 36066.
‘In paradisum. 39450.
‘In Peaceful Valley. 31204.
In playful mood. 38171 (207)
In Poppyland. 5201 (464)
In praise of song. 24219 (649)
In praise of unity. 6750.
In pride of ,May. 24219 (650)
In Ramona’s garden. 31205.
In rank & file. 53636 (259)
In remembrance. 14692 (326)
In remembrance of you. 48465.
_In roaming Romany. 41610 (76)
In Robbinsdale. 31206.
In Robot Land. 31206*.
In romancing. 36067.
In rose time. 34788 (331)
In school. 31207.
In search of a husband. 5201 (465)
In ’17 twas up to you, in ’42 I'll go for you.
20817.
In Shangri-la. 16279.
In Sibley. 43636.
In Sicily. 5201 (466)
In silent hours. 29091 (292)
In silent thought. 24219 (651)
In Slumberland. 14692 (327)
In so many words. 31208.
In Someday Land. 48466.
In sorrow now I cry to Thee. 16280.
In spite of all I still love you. 34788 (332)
In springtime. 34788 (333), 38171 (208)
2100
In Starlight Lane. 48467.
In step with Uncle Sam. 48468.
In summer fields. 20818.
In Sunrise Valley. 51916.
In sunset. 31209. ~
In sweet Ovoca. 5201 (467), 47124 (239)
In Switzerland. 24219 (652)
In Texas. 51917.
In Texas down by the Rio Grande. 16281.
INDEX
“nos. 1-12, 1942
In that beautiful garden. 16282.
In that Blue Ridge vale of love. 5201 (468)
In that Gypsy town. 1958.
In that heaven. 1959.
In that home beyond the blue. 1960.
In that little bungalow. 1961.
In that merry, merry time. 16283.
In the air. 39451.
In the air, do & dare. 16284.
In the air, on land & sea for victory. 43637.
In the army far away. 36068.
In the army of Christ the King. 39452.
‘In the barracks at night. 16285.
In the blue hills of Maine. 11518.
In the blue of evening. 6751.
In the blue of the evening. 11519, 20819.
In the blue of the night. 20820.
In the boat. 9582 (218), 20821.
In the bottom drawer. 25940.
In the bright moonlight. 16286.
In the car. 48469.
In the cemetery at Staglieno. 31210.
In the center of Central ark. 48470.
In the chapel of my heart. 43638.
In the circle of the moon. 48471.
In the city. 43639.
In the city of brotherly love. 9582 (219)
In the corner of my heart. 25941.
In the dark of the moon. 31211.
In the day of battle. 39453.
In the days to come. 1962.
In the deep cold sea. 34788 (334)
In the evenin’ > 16287.
In the evenin’ by the moonlight. 17996.
In the evening. 39454.
In the evening by the moonlight in dear old Tennes-
See. 24219 (653)
In the evening, in the night, in the moonlight. 16288.
In the evening of tomorrow. 6752.
‘In the evening the nightingale sings. 11520.
In the fair city of David. 48472.
In the fall of the year. 1963.
In the farmyard. 14692 (328)
In the firelight. 1964.
In the flame of a match. 48473.
In the flower garden. 18845 (134)
In the folded & quiet yesterdays, how many times
has it happened. 11521.
In the foothills of the Ozarks. 43640.
In the footsteps of my daddy. 1965.
In the forest. 11522, 18845 (135),.47124 (240)
In the friendly circle. 29091 (293)
In the garden. 24219 (654), 29091 (294)
In the gardenof chords and meiodies. 53636 (260)
In the garden of home, sweet home. 5201 (469)
In the Garden of Love. 20822.
In the garden of my dreams. 31212.
In the garden of my God. 39455.
In the garden where our love grew. 53636 (261)
In the gentle summer night. 29091 (295)
In the glass, in the bottle, in the keg. 51918.
In the gloaming. 1966, 5201 (470), 36069, 51919.
In the gloaming I hear you calling me. 47124 (241)
In the gloaming of Wyoming, back with the girl I
love. 41610 (77, 78)
In the gloom. 16289.
In the gloom of my lonely room. 20823. _
In the Glory Land. 29091 (296), 50835 (179)
In the glow of the candles. 36070.
In the glow of the sunset. 48474.
In the gold-fields of Nevada. 34788 (335, 336)
In the gondola. 31213.
In the good old American way. 16290, 20824, 43641.
In the good old days back home. 51920.
In the good old fashioned way I’m going home.
5201 (471)
In the good old sunshine. 48475.
In the good old U.S.A. 1967, 6753,.16291, 31214,
39456-39459.
In the hall of the Mountain King. 31215, 36071.
In the hammock. 1968.
In the harbor of my heart. 51921.
In the harbor of my love. 51922.
In the harbor of your love. 47124 (242)
In the heart of my dreams. 48476.
In the heart of old Kentucky. 36072.
In the heart of the sunset. 34788 (337)
In the hearts of our navy. 25942.
In the hills. 14692 (329)
In the hills above San Bernardino. 1969.
In the hills of old Kentucky. 6754, 24219 (655)
In the hills of old Wyoming. 48477.
In the hills of Tennessee. 48478.
In the hills of Wyoming. 20825.
In the holidays. 34788 (338, 339)
In the hollow of His hand. 38171 (209)
In the house of my broken dreams. 24219 (656)
In the jailhouse now - no. 2. 36073.
In the jungle. 1970.
In the laboratory. 25943.
In the land of Lorraine. 25944, 47124 (243)
In the Land of Love with the song birds. 47124
(244)
In the Land of Nod. 25945.
In the land of snow-capped hills. 48479.
In the Land of the Golden Fleece. 5201
(472)
In the land of the living. 43642.
In the land of the U.S.A. 16292.
In the land of Yankee Doodle Do. 11523.
In the land that’s far over the Sea. 51923.
In the land we love so well. 31216.
In the lonely midnight. 31217.
In the love of Christ. 24219 (657)
In the market place at Bruges. 24219 (658, 659)
In the merry month of May. 11524, 39460.
In the middle of a dream. 6755.
In the middle of a prayer. 25946.
In the mist of a memory. 16293.
In the money. 1971.
In the moon. 39461.
In the moonlight. 1972, 5201 (473), 6756, 11525,
36074, 43643.
In the moonlight we are swinging. 48480.
In the moonlight with you. 25947.
In the morning. 53636 (262)
In the morning by the bright light. 1973.
In the mountains. 38171 (210)
In the night. 20826.
In the old American way. 43644.
In the old arm chair. 43645.
In the olden golden long ago.
In the Pacific. 43646.
In the palace of dreams. 24219 (660)
In the park. 24219 (661)
In the pine grove. 50835 (180)
In the red withblues, in the pink in love.
25948.
In the scrap iron way. 48481.
In the secret of His presence. 24219 (662)
In the secret place. 43647.
In the shade of the old apple tree. 1974.
‘In the shade of the oid pine tree. 20827.
In the shadow of a sigh. 36075.
In the shadow of St. Paul’s. 1975.
In the shadow of the Alamo. 24219 (663)
34788 (340)
2101
INDEX at
: pt. 3, n. S., V. 37
In the shadow of the barn. 31218.
In the shadow of the pine. 1976.
In the shadow of the Rockies. 31219, 36076.
In the shadow of the sycamore. 34788 (341),
$8171 (211)
In the shadow of the totem. 20828.
In the shadows. 31220.
. In the shadows of the palms. 1977.
In the Sierras. 53636 (263)
In the silence of my heart. 43648.
In the silence of the night. 20829.
In the silent sanctuary of my heart. 20830.
In the sky. 43649,
In the sod by the-roads. 48482.
In the soft glow of the-twilight. 6757.
In the spell of night. 25949. .
In the splendor of the night. 31221.
In the spring. . 36077.
In the springtime. 14692 (330)
“In the springtime, Kathleen. 6758, 39462.
In the surf. 34788 (342)
In the sweet bye & bye when our tears will
be dry. 43650.
In the time of lilacs. 20831.
In the time of roses. 24219 (664), 29091 (297)
In the train. 5201 (4'74)
In the twilight. 31222.
In the twinkle of your eye.
In the U.S.A. 43651.
In the valley. 1978.
In the valley below. 20832, 20833.
In the valley of dreams. 38171 (212)
In the valley of peaceful dreams. 48483.
In the Valley of the Moon. 5201 (475)
In the valley of the Nile. 50835 (181)
In the Valley of Utah. 1979.
In the valley where the wild flowers bloom. 1980.
In the village. 29091 (298)
In the wake of an Axis raid. 43652.
In the wake of the wind. 1981.
In the wake of Wake Island. 1982.
In the want ads of the Daily gazette. 39463.
In the war against men. 47124 (245-247)
In the war of hearts & eyes. 34788 (343)
In the way. with Him. 53636 (264)
In the wee small hours of the morning. 47124 pop
In the west. 11527.
In Thee. 31223.
In there a fightin’. 1983.
In these hard times. 34788 (344)
‘In this eternal world of mine. 25950.
In this garden of my heart. 9582 (220)
In this land. 51924. .
In this last great war. 38171 (213)
In this man’s army. 39464.
In this - our life. 43653.
In thorny woods. 5201 (476)
In Thy form. 31224.
In Thy love. 43654.
In Thy manger lowly. 51925.
In thy sleep. 36078.
In time of peace prepare for war. 41610 (79)
In times before. 16294.
In times like these. 16295.
In touch, 53636 (265)
In training for a pilot. 6759.
In tune with the seasons. 16296.
In two shakes of a, lamb’s tail, I will be right
where you are. 20834.
In two sweet eyes. 5201 (477)
In Vienna. 43655.
In wales of steel cross the seas: 31225.
In war time. 34'788 (345)
11526.
In wonderful Wonderland. 24219 (665), 43656.
In world war number two. 43657,
In your arms at the end of the day. 25951.
In your dear eyes. 53636 (266)
In your knapsack. 25952.
In your little gown & bonnet, dearie, you have won
my heart away. 47124 (249)
Inauguration march. 14692 (331)
Inca love chant. 1984.
Incantation & dance. 1985.
Incarnation. 16297.
Incense. 39465, 43658.
Incidental miniatures. 39466, 39467.
Incidental music. 25953.
Incident’ly. 20835.
Income tax blues. 11528.
Inconnue. 18845 (136)
Inconstant as the wind. 1986.
Incredible stranger. 25954.
Indeed most wondrous it must be. 53636 (267)
Indefinable something. 31226.
Independence day. 24219 (666)
India. 11529, 36079.
India blues chalest fox trot. 20836.
Indian breezes. 20837.
Indian dance. 5201 (478)
Indian fight. 39468, 43659, 43660.
Indian flute call & love song. 29091 (299) .
Indian idyl. 5201 (479)
Indian lament in G minor. 9582 (221)
2102
Indian lore. 11530.
Indian love call. 1987, 1988. °
Indian love, Indian romance, oogah, oogah, lee lee
la la. 11531.
Indian love song. 29091 (300)
Indian lullaby. 24219 (667)
Indian princess yodeler. 48484.
Indian sagwa. 5201 (480)
Indian serenade. 43661.
Indian soldier. 47124 (250)
Indian suite. 14692 (332)
Indian summer. 29091 (301, 302), 43662-43669,
53636 (268)
Indian summer days. 20838.
Indian summer moon. 51926.
Indi-ana. 24219 (668)
Indiana. 51927-51929.
Indiana blues. 16298.
Indiana lullaby. 36080.
Indiana state. 36081.
Indianische fantasie. 5201 (481) -
Indian’s chant. 22187.
Indians. on the war path. 5201 (482)
Indifference. 36082.
Indoor sports. 38171 (214)
Infamia. 25955.
Infantry blue. 31227.
Infantry - kings of the highway. 43670.
Infantry marching song. 36083, 43671.
Infantry of the old U.S.A. 31228.
Infantry. song. 31229, 36084, 39469, 43672, 48485.
Infatuation. 1989.
Inferno. 16299.
Infidels’ lament. 16300.
Information, please. 11532,
Ingenne. 41610 (80)
Ingomar. 47124 (251)
Ingrediente. 16301, 25956.
Injection. 11533.
Ink spots on parade. 1990.
Inky Jimmy & Soppy Sally & other ditties for young
& old. 36085:
Inland empire. 25957.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Innamorata. 24219 (669)
Innkeeper’s march. 6760.
Inno della liberta. 20839.
Inquietud. 16302.
Insect song. 20840, 25958.
Inspiration. 25959, 25960, 31230, 36086, 43673.
Inspiration Isles. 51930.
Inspiration of love. 1991.
Inspiration sunset. 1992.
Inspiration waltz. 25961.
Inspired evangel. 43674.
Instead of a letter. 39470.
Instinkt den braucht man umbedingt. 14692 (333)
Instrumental church service selections. 11534.
Instrumental no. 7. 1993.
Instrumental no. 8. 48486.
Instrumentalist series, folio no. 1. 36087.
Insurance women. 16303.
Insurrection. 39471.
Intercepting. 43675.
Interlude. 11535, 20841, 31231.
Interlude melodie. 11536.
Interludes & curtains. 43676.
Intermediate clarinet studies. 16304.
Intermezzo. 5201 (483), 9582 (222-226), 11537,
11538, 14692 (334, 335) 25962, 38171 (215)
Intermezzo inD. 6761.
Intermezzo, In springtime. 47124 (252)
International. 11539, 11540.
International polkas. 11541.
Internationale. 1994, 20842.
Interpretations. 31232.
Interstate. 6762.
Intima. 1995.
Into Dreamland. 31233.
Into my heart. 53636 (269)
Into the blue. 36088.
Into the dawn. 31234.
Into the sun. 1996.
Into the trap. 43677.
Into the woods we'll trip & go. 47124 (253)
Intoxicated all the time. 1997.
Intrada. 9582 (227)
Intriga. 20843.
Introduction & fugue. 39472.
Introduction & Hymn to the sun. 1998.
Introduction & tarantelle. 25963.
Introduction for Rambeau. 39473.
Introduction to love. 20844.
Introduction to rangers’ song. 11542.
Introduction to rhumba. 16305.
Intro. — 2 A.M. 11543.
Introduzione e arioso. 31235.
Invasion blues. 20845.
Invest today. 20846.
Invincible. 43678.
Invisible agent. 41831, 42170, 42187, 42197,
42218, 42262, 42327, ‘42471, 43020, 43677,
43679, 43680, 43782, "44812, ‘45008, 45389 45756,
46177.
Invitacion a la rumba. 11544.
Invitation. 11545, 43681.
Invitationfor a holiday. 43682.
Invitation to the dance. 1999.
Invocation. 20847, 43683.
Invocation et fanfare. 2000.
Invocation to Saint Cecilia. 24219 (670)
Invocation to sleep. 11546.
Io ricordo i tuoi baci. 43684.
Iolanthe. 8'708 (C)
Iowa. 11547, 43685.
Iphigenia in Aulis. 42854.
Ira Aldridge. 39474, 39475.
INDEX
Ireland. 9582 (228, 229)
Ireland acushla. 11548.
Ireland is Ireland to me. 34788 (346, 347)
cae the land I’ll always love. 53636
Irene. 11549, 38171 (216)
Irene Cummings. 48487.
Iridaseae. 20848.
Iridescence. 53636 (271)
Iridescent. 9582 (230, 231)
Irish are coming. 51931.
Irish ballad of 1942. 25964.
Irish country songs. 47124 (254)
Irish Cupid. 31236.
Irish heart. 43686, 53636 (272)
Irish lassie. 39476,
Irish love. 43687.
Irish melody, the Londonderry air. 41610 (81)
Irish minstrels. 50835 (182)
Irish mother’s lullaby. 20849.
Irish reel. 29091 (303)
Irish soldier. 20850.
Irish song. 6763.
Irish stew. 11550.
Irish whiskey. 25965.
Irish Yankee Doodle. 36089.
Irma. 20851.
Irmelin. 16306.
Iron bar. 6764.
Ironclad. 5201 (484)
Ironing board blues. 11551.
Ironing out the wrinkles. 48488.
Iroquois. 43688.
Iroquois from Illinois. 20852.
Irresistible. 24219 (671)
Is dreaming worth while. 2001.
I’s gwin’ to cross de Jordan. 16307, 31237.
‘Is it any wonder. 25966.
2103
Is it asking too much. 48489.
Is it for defense. 6765.
Is it for democracy. 6766.
Is it just a dream. 43689.
Is it just infatuation. 2002.
Is it love you're wild about. 43690.
Is it real, or just an illusion. 6767.
Is it really love, or the Gypsy in me. 31238.
Is it the real thing. 6768.
Is it too late. 25967, 31239.
it true. 31240.
it true what they say. 39477.
it well with your soul. 24219 (672)
it wrong. 25968.
Is it wrong to dream of you. 6769.
Is it you. 36090.
Is it you—is it I—is it love. 2003.
Is not this the fast that Ihave chosen. 2004.
Is Sally still waiting for me. 43691.
Is she faithful while I serve my country. 16308.
Is that a song or a prayer. 43692.
Is that another way of saying goodbye. 16309.
Is that smile you wear just a mask. 11552.
Is that too much to ask. 43693.
Is that you O'Reilly. 53636 (273)
Is the King coming soon. 41610 (82)
Is the meadowlark still singing. 39478.
Is the old love lamp still burning. 18845 (137,
138)
Is there a priority on that. 43694.
Is there any little thing that we can do. 6770.
Is there any reason. 11553.
Is there any use. 11554.
Is there room up in heaven for an old rocking
chair. 2005.
INDEX :
a ea i a ge gn rrr
Is there somebody else. 11555.
Is there something in your smile for me. 2006.
Is there still room for me ‘neath the old apple
tree. 47124 (255, 256), 50835 (183)
Is this adream. 31241.
Is this goodbye. 11556.
Is this my reward. 25969.
Is this really love. 20853.
Is this the only way. 16310.
Is this the real thing. 20854.
Is this what our love meant to you. 31242.
Is this what you call love. 36091.
Is you goin’ to put a tax on love. 11557.
Isaacle & Mamale Cohen. 48490.
Isabel. 43695, 48491.”
Isabella kissed a fella. 36092.
Isabelle. 39479.
Isadore. 24219 (673)
I’se in town. 16311.
I’se just a won-d’rin "bout dis world & you.
43696.
Island in the night. 11558.
Island in the sea. 31243.
Island lullaby, 43697.
Island memories. 2007.
Island of cuddle & squeeze.
(674)
Island of dreams. 43698.
Island of gold. 20855.
Island of love. 5201 (485)
Island of peace. 2008.
Island of the moon. 39480.
Island paradise. 16312, 31244.
Island spell. 53636 (274)
Islands of the seas. 25970, 39481.
Isle d'amour. 38171 (217)
Isle of broken dreams. 2009.
Isle of La Flor. 43699.
Isle of memories. 20856.
Isle of Romance. 48492.
Isle of the setting sun. 2010.
Isle where dreams come true. 48493.
Isles of the sea. 48494.
Isn't it fun to go window-shopping. 16313.
Isn’t it great to be married. 53636 (275, 2'76)
Isn’ t it lovely. 43700.
Isn’t it quite natural, that I love you. 11559.
Isn’t it time for love. 20857.
Isn’t it wonderful. 2011, 6771.
Isn’t love a lovely thing. 39482.
Isn’t she a honey. 20858.
Isn't this a great romance. 20859.
Isto aqui o que e, 11560.
It. 25971,
It ain't gonna rain. 11561.
It ain’t gonna rain no mo’.
It ain't right to me. 6773.
It ain’t right to say ain't. 2014.
It all adds up to you. 25972.
It all begins again. 6774.
It all concerns you. 36093.
It all depends. 25973, 31245.
It all depends on me. 16314.
It all depends on you. 2015, 6775, 31246.
It all depends on you & you. 2016.
It all ended too soon. 2017.
It all means you. 11562.
It always takes two for love. 11563.
9582 (232), 24219
2012, 2013, 6772.
It beats the band what Dixieland candotoSousa. 16315.
It breaks my heart to see youcry. 43701.
It brings joy to tell of Jesus. 20860.
It came tobe. 16316.
It came upon the midnight clear. 24219 (675)
It can be done. 16317.
It can be done & it will be done. 31247.
It can never be the same. 36094.
It can ’t be all the moon. 16318...
It can’t be spring. 16319. 4
It can ’t be the same old farm. 34788 (348)
It can’t be true. 6776.
It can’t be wrong. 431702.
It comes up love. 43703, 43704,
It costs so little, but it means so much. 39483.
It could happen. 31248.
It could happen here. 36095.
It could have been a summer romance. 43705.
It couldn’t be. 51932.
It creeps by night. 2018.
It depends on you. 20861.
It didn’ t mean a thing. 2019.
It didn’t mean a thing without you. 2020.
It doesn’t make sense. 25974.
It doesn’t matter. 16320.
It doesn’t matter to you. 48495.
It doesn’ t matter what happens. 51933.
It don’t matter now. 11564, 36096.
It don’t seem right to take my loving heart away.
5201 (486)
It don’t seem right to take your lovin’ heart away.
24219 (676)
It feels so satisfying. 39484.
It gets me. 43706.
It goes in one ear & out the other. 31249.
It had to be that way. 11565.
It happened again. 31250.
It happened at last. 36097.
It happened in Bagdad. 16321.
It happened in my heart. 43707.
It happened to me, &it canhappen to you. 20862.
It hasn’t been so long. 2021.
It hurts me so. 31251.
It is a good thing to give thanks. unto the Lord.
5201 (487)
It is a long way from here to Dixie. 48496.
It is a-spring night. 16322.
It is Christmas again. 618.
It is finished. 24219 (677)
It is for me. 34788 (349)
It is good to be here. 24219 (678)
It is hard to believe. 20863, 25975.
Itis here. 38171 (218)
It is love again. 48497.
It is my aim to please you. 6777.
It is my desire. 2022.
It is not a sacrifice. 11566.
It is passion. 20864.
It is sad in the forest today. 2023.
It is sweet of you. 36098.
It is you. 36099.
It isn’t fair. 48498.
It isn’t fun with anyone but you. 20865.
It isn’t raining rain. 24219 (679)
It isn’t raining rain to me. 31252.
It isn’t the same. 51934.
It isn’t too late to care. 11567.
It isn’t true. 51935.
It just wasn’t in the stars. 48499.
It looks like an early autumn. 36100.
It makes me laugh. 25978.
It makes no difference now. 51936.
It may be a long, long time. 43708.
It may be far to Tipperary, it’s a longer way to
Tennessee. 5201 (488)
It may be love. 16323.
It may seem funny to you. 431709.
It might have been. 16324, 25977, 31253, 36101,
39485, 51937.
Sud
It must be green-up time. 11568.
It must be jelly, cause yam don’t shake like that.
43710,
It must be love. 48500. ,
It must be love tnat’s creeping up. 31254,
It must be love, what else could it be. 20866.
It must be so, 2024.
It must be you. 20867, 36102.
It must have been the moon. 16325.
It must have been you, 31255.
It must have happened many tears ago. 16326.
It musta been somethin I ’et.. 16327.
It never can be. 25978.
It never rains but it pours. 31256.
It only happens once. 31257.
It pays to advertise. 20868,
It pays to pray. 39486.
It rained on Tuesday. 36103.
It says here. 43711.
It seems like yesterday. 2025.
It seems like yesterday, when I met.you. 16328,
It seems so long ago. 20869, 51938.
It seems to me. 36104, 36105.
It seems too good to be true. 48501.
It shouldn’t be done. 16329.
It shouldn’t happen to a dog. 6778.
It shouldn’t make any difference who, 36106.
It sounds familiar. 31258,
It started all over again. 25979, 43712.
It started with a kiss. 43713, 51939.
It started with Eve. 626, 39487.
It takes a kiss to catch a kiss. 6779.
It takes a marine. 20870.-
It takes more than one. 31259.
It takes the moon. 39488.
It takes this song to get me by. 20871.
It takes two, to have a love affiar. 16330.
It takes two to make love. 51940.
It tickles my heart when you smile at me. 16331.
It took a small town girl to fool a big town man.
5201 (490), 18845 (139)
It took somebody like you. 25980.
It trills & thrills. 5201 (489), 18845 (140)
It was a dream, dear. 16332. °
It was a long time ago. 31260.
It was a lovely night. 6780.
It was a lover &his lass. 6781, 18845 (141),
24219 (680)
It was a midsummer night, & the feoum was you. .
43714.
‘It was athrill, 25981.
It was cherry blossom time. 25982.
It was destined in the stars. 48502.
‘It was down in Florida I met you. 36107.
It was for me. 43715.
It was heaven, just being with you. 43716.
It was just a dream. 6782, 31261, 43717.
It was just a song at twilight that made me come
back to you. 34788 (350)
It was just a summer romance. 36108. .
It was just wishful thinking. 51941.
It was like Christmas morning. 48503.
It was mean of.you to make me care, 16333.
- It was my turn to laugh, but I cried. 6783.
It was not a dream. 25983.
It was nothing but a rose. 41610 (83)
It was on my wedding day when I first heard them
play The bells, 9582 (233)
It was only adream. 29872, 30873.
It was only a postcard toa sailor in the coast-
guard, - 39489, ; :
It was only you. 36109.
521888 0 - 43 - 10
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INDEX
“nos. 1-12, 1942
It was rainin’ on the river. 51942.
It was raining. 20874.
mE the day that my man went away.
71
It was sixty-two below in the little igalo[ ?]
16334.
It was sweet of you. 2026,
‘It was swell while it lasted. 36110,
eS the lovelight in thine eyes. 18845
It was the time of roses. 38171 (219)
It was wonderful, 48504.
It was you, 43719,
It was you all the time. 6784, 25984.
It wasn’t meant for me. 51 943,
It will be a Pacific Ocean again, when we get
through. 11569. ~
It will be sometime. 6785.
It will be victory. 20875.
It will never do. 2027.
It will never get well if you pick it.
20876.
It will soon be over, over there. 48505.
It won't be a cinch but we’ll win. 36111.
It won ’t be forever. 39490.
It won ’t be fun but it’s gotta be done. 2028.
It won’t be long. 6786, 11570, 20877, 39491.
It won’t be long now. 11571, 20878, 31262, 36112,
43720, 48506, 51944.
It won t be long now, Mary. 51945.
It won’t be long till Jesus comes. 36113.
It won’t be long till you belong to me.
25985.
It won’t be over till someone hollers uncle,
31263.
It won’t be so long now. 25986.
It won’t last long. 36114.
It won "t take a year. 43721.
It won’t take long. 6787, 20879, 25987.
It won’t take long to win. 11572.
It would be wonderful. 43722.
It would have just begun. 39492.
Italia, 34788 (351)
Italian caprice theme. 38279,
Italien im lied. 36115.
Italienische. 11573.
It’ll all be over someday. 31264.
It’ll be over, before we begin. 2029.
It’ll do you good & hélp you too. 25988.
It’s a beautiful day in America. 11574.
It’s a beautiful moon that shines down on Miami.
25989,
It’s a bet. 39493.
It’s a blackout. 20880, ©
It’s a blue evening. 36116,
It’s aboy. 43723.
It’s a brand new world to me. 16335.
It’s a call for whose baby. 51946,
It’s a crazy sort of dream. 43724.
It’s a dainty song. 20881.
It’s a darned good ranch, for the shape it’s in.
48507.
It’s a date. 16336.
It’s a date, little jap, it’s a date. 31265.
It’s a dog’ s life. 36117.
It’s a dog’s life, livin’ in a pup tent. 43725.
It’s a fight to a finish. 51947.
It’s a foregone conclusion that we’re going to win
the war. 43726. —
It’s a free-for-all. 48508.
It’s a funny thing what a wedding ring will do,
16337,
2105
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
It’s a funny world. 20882.
It’s a grand old Flag we're fighting for.
25990.
It’s a grand old U.S.A. 31266.
It’s a great great country. 11575.
It’s a great old land. 43727.
It’s a great place to live, America. 11576.
It’s a gumdrop tree. 20883..
It’s a helluva swelluva helluva life in the army.
51948.
It’ s a hundred to one. 36118.
It’s a jeep. 20884.
It’s a K.O. for Tokyo. 11577.
It’ s a little bit late. 48509.
It’s a lonely park. 16338.
It’ s a long long trail to old Tipparail. 39494.
It’s a long, long way, back to Childhood Town.
5201 (491)
It’s a long, long way to Tokyo. 20885.
It’ s a long, long way to yesterday. 36119, 51949.
It’s a long way to Berlin, but we’ll get there.
48510.
It’s a long way to Miami Beach. 16339.
It’ Ss a long way to old Broadway. 20886.
It’s a long way to Tipperary. 5201 (492), 24219
681)
ae a long way to Tokyo’ but we will get there.
6788.
It’s a long way to Tokyo, but we're on our way.
20887.
It’s a long way to victory. 51950.
It’s a low down shame. 25991.
It’s a man in Harlem. 48511.
‘It’s a military secret. 6789, 31267, 43728, 51951.
It’s a mystery to me. 20888.
It’s a myst’ry to me. 6790.
It's a natural for the U.S.A. 20889.
It’s a pip. 2030.
It’ sapleasure. 20890, 20891.
It’s a priviledge [?], not a duty. 20892.
It’ Ss a privilege, Uncle Sam. 2031.
It’ s arhumba. 51952.
It’ Ss a secret sh- hhh. . 51953.
It’s a shame you can’t love me. 2032.
It’ s asin tobe sorry. 31268.
It’s a sin to love. 20893.
It’s a sprig of arbutus. 20894.
It’s a strange phenomenon called love. 20895.
It’s a swell place to be. 2033.
It’s a ticket to romance. 6791.
It’s a trick of the U.S.A. 20896.
It’s a V for victory. 43729, 51954.
It’ saV - V for victory. 25992.
It’s a weary, dreary long day: 25993.
It’s a year since I saw you last night. 2034.
It’s about time. 16340.
It’s acacia blossom time near San Francisco.
16341.
It’s agin the law. 31269.
It’s alladream. 41610 (84), 51955.
It’s all about you. 6792.
It's all because of you. 36120.
It’s. all done with radio. 51956.
It’s all for the Red, White & Blue. 20897.
It’s all for victory. 16342.
It’s all for you. 36121.
It’s all just for you, everything Ido. 11578. ,
It’s all out for defense. 2035.
It’s all over. 16343.
It’s all over now. 25994, 31270, 39495.
It’s all over town. 36122.
It’s all too wonderful. 2036.
It’s all up to you. 31271, 43730.
It’s all worth fighting for, 6793.
It’s all your fault. 31272.
It’s almost a year, since you went away. 6794.
It’s always you. 31273.
It’s America forever. 39496.
It’s an all out war. 16344.
It’s an awful thing to not know where you are.
24219 (682)
It’s an ill wind that blows nobody love. 51957.
It’s an old Spanish custom. 20898.
It’s another Waterloo. 2037.
It’s as simple as ABC &D. 31274.
It’s autumn time again. 43731.
It’s back to work we go. 6795.
It’s bad for me, 16345.
It’ s been a long, long time. 2038, 25995.
It’s been a long time between. 39497,
It’s been grand just knowing you. 39498.
It’ s been nice. 48512.
It’ s been so long. 31275.
It’ s been so nice to have known you. 43732.
It’s beyond me. 6796.
It’ s called a man. 2039.
It’s Christmas all over the wore) again.
48513.
It’s cocktails for the Nazis. 48514.
It’s coming to you. 16346.
It’s darling, I love you. 43733.
It’s drafting time. 20899.
It’s easy as AB C to fall in love. 48515.
It’ S easy as pie. 11579.
It’s easy to say I love you. 48516.
It’ s England forever — it’s England for me, 2040.
It’ s Fifi. 51958.
It’ s fifty to one. 6797.
It’ s for America. 36123.
It’ s for love men dare & do. 20900.
It’s for victory. 20901.
It’ s freedom. 6798.
It’s freedom for America. 2041.
It’ s fun to share with you. 25996.
It’s funny how I want you when you're gone.
48517.
It’ s funny, it’s you againI see. 31276.
It’s gettin’ the best of me. 39499.
It’s getting me down. 2042.
It’s going to be a cold, cold winter, but I’ll
never freeze when you re around. 34788 (352),
41610 (85)
It’s going to be a lovely night to dream. 16347,
It’s going to be goodbye Japan & Germany.
36124.
It’s gonna be a cold, cold winter for the girls
back home. 31277.
It’ s good to be back in your arms.
It’s good to be free. 20902.
It’s gotta be you.. 2043.
It’s gotta swing for me. 2044.
It’s graduation time in love. 6799.
It’s grand to be an A American. 43734.
It’s grand to be an American. 6800.
It’s great to be a navy man. 18845 (143)
It’s great to be a rooster, cock-a-doodle-do. 11581.
It’s great to be a soldier in the U.S. A.
11582.
It’s great to be a Yankee. 6801, 6802.
It’s great to be American. 25997.
It’s great to be an American. 20903.
It’s great to be anarmy man. 20904.
It’ 8 great to live in Yankee Land. 11583.
It’s happened again. 6803.
11580. -
2106
nos. 1-12, 1942
It’ Ss happened to you. 6804.
It’ s hard to believe. 16348.
It’s hard to forget. 6805.
It’s hard to realize. 2045.
It’ s heaven. 31278.
It’ s heaven to be near you. 31279.
It’ Ss heavenly. 36125.
It’ s heavenly for two. 20905.
It’ s heav’n in old Missouri. 31280.
It’ Ss here again. 20906.
It’ Ss home sweet home for me. 6806.
It’ S home sweet home to me. 31281.
It’ s hot somewhere. 43735.
It’ Ss in my heart. 39500.
It’ S inthe air. 11584.
It’ S inthe cards. 6807.
It’ S Johnny. 31282.
It’ S just a dusty country road. 48518.
It’s just a little of this & just a little of that.
2046.
It’ 8 just a lovely memory. 20907.
It’ S just a matter of the heart. 2047.
It’ S just a matter of time. 16349, 20908.
It’ S just for awhile. 20909.
It’ 5 just for youl serve. 31283.
It’ S just good-by untill [?] we meet again. 11585.
It’s just like a dream. 16350.
It’ S just one of those things. 31284.
It S just that I love you. 39501.
It’ S just the Irish way. 11586.
It’ 8 just too bad. 48519.
It’ s Kentucky’s birthday. 20910.
It’ S legitimate now. 39502.
It’ S like oldtimes. 48520.
It’ Ss lonesome without you back home.
It’ S love. 16351, 16352, 43736.
It’s love, of course. 20911.
It’ 8 lucky for me. 11587.
It’ 8 mad. 36126.
It’s memories of you. 6808.
It’s midnight. 48521.
It’s Mister Buck Private for me. 48522.
It’ S morning again. 48523.
It’s mutual. 39504.
It’ S my America. 43737.
It’ 8S my country, for me. 6809.
It’ S my desire to do Thy will. 36127.
It’ S my first time in love. 31285.
It’s my Flag. 20912.
It’s my Indiana home I’m longing for.
It’ S my job to help my man. 20913.
It’ S my only home. 6810.
It’ S my time to two-time you. 39506.
It’s my turn now. 25998.
It’s never too late to be sorry. 24219 (683)
It’ S never too late to fall in love. 48524.
It’ S never too late to mend. 20914.
39503.
39505.
It’ S never too late, to mend a broken heart. 11588.
It’ s nice of you. 11589.
It’s nice to be in love. 6811, 11590.
It’ 5 nice to be remembered. 16353.
It’ s no fun eating alone. 2048.
It’ 5 no fun to be alone. 6812.
It’ Snogo. 16354.
It’ S no longer defense. 43738.
It’ 55 no longer you. 6813.
j It’ S no military secret, that I love you. 11591.
It’ S no trick at all. 48525.
It’ 8 no wonder. 2049, 31286.
It’ S not fun anymore. 36128.
It’s not good-bye but just adieu. 43739.
It’s not good-bye, honey. 48526.
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INDEX
It’ S not goodnight anymore. 48527.
It’ s not hard to say good-bye. 48528.
It’ S not my boots & hat. 48529.
It’s not our fault. 39507.
It’s not too late to be true. 16355.
It’s on the house. 51959.
It’s on the other side of the railroad track.
16356.
It’s only a paper flower. 25999.
It’ S only in my dreams that you love me. 36129.
It’ s only you. 11592.
It’ ,5 Open Season on the Japs. 36130.
It’ s Oregon for me. 39508.
It’ s our America. 16357.
It’ ,8 our duty. 43740.
It’s our home sweet home. 6814.
It’ S our last rendezvous. 43741.
It’ S our navy. 11593, 31287.
It’ S your own U.S.A. 31288.
It’ s our town. 16358.
It’ S our victory serenade. 2050.
It’ s over. 6815.
It’ s over there again. 43742, 43743.
It’ s over there for the last time. 20915.
It’ S paradise of dreams. 51960.
It’ Ss peace we’re fighting for. 31289.
It’ S people like you. 20916.
It’ s pouring. 43744.
It’s raining. 11594.
It’ S raining in my heart. 16359, 43745.
It’ S raining memories. 16360.
It’ S really too absurd. 14692 (336)
It’ S reveille time. 39509.
It’s Rose Marie of Sunny Lane. 2051.
It’s sad but true. 48530.
It’s sand, man. 48531.
Its seventy-one to seven boys. 2052.
It’ s shining thru. 11595.
It’ S simply my smile. 9582 (234)
It’s snowing in my heart. 51961.
It’ sso. 5201 (493)
It’s so hard to say goodbye, when we *ve just said
hello. 48532.
It’ s so long since we’ve been together. 48533.
It’ s so nice todream. 11596.
It’ s so unlikely. 20917.
It’s so wonderful. 16361.
It’ s solid but it bounces. 2053.
It’ s something meant to be. 51962.
It’s something that’s American. 39510.
It’ S spring again. 48534.
It’ S spring dreaming time. 11597.
It’s springtime, & all the world’s in love. 26000.
It’s springtime in the valley. 6816.
It’s stamped on your heart. 16362.
It’ Ss Strange. 51963.
It’ s strictly G.I. 36131.
It’ S sunset in Sun River Valley. 2054.
It’ Ss sweet of you. 31290.
It’s taps forthe Axis, & it’s reveille for us.
51964.
It’s taps for the Japs. 2055-2057, 26001, 39511,
43746.
It’s taps for the Japs ’cause it’s reveille in the
U.S.A. 16363.
It’s taps until I see you again. 11598.
It's taxes or the Axis. 2058.
It’ s that about Joe. 51965.
It’s that funny thing called love. 36192.
It’s the army. 51966.
It’ s the army every time. 51967.
It’s the army for me. 6817.
It’s the army, it’s the navy & the marines. 36133.
INDEX
. pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
It’s the army, the army for me. 2059.
It’s the beauty of you. 43747.
It’s ee busy little bee that gets the honey. 18845
(144
It’s the fighting marines, I'll say. 39512.
It’s the funniest thing. 20918, 26002.
It’s the gift today. 2060.
It’s the girl behind the bomber boy. 11599.
It’s the girl who writes the letters, will get the
dates when he gets back. 43748.
_ It’s the good old Yankee spirit. 31291.
It’s the handwriting on the wall. 431749.
It’s the little things I miss. 31292.
It’s the little things that count. 43750.
It’s the longin’. 6818.
It’s the lovers’ knot. 43751.
It’s the Mac in MacArthur. 20919.
It’s the. navy. 26003, 39513.
It’s the real thing. 26004.
It’s the Red, White & Blue. 2061.
It’s the same. 36134.
It’s the same old town. 9582 (235), 14692 (337)
It’s the same old world. 2062.
It’s the spirit of Uncle Sam. 2063.
It’s the sun. 6819.
It’s the swing o’ the kilt, that does it. 26005.
It’s the talk of the people. 51968.
It’s the time to do it now. 39514.
It’s the truth. 36135.
It’s the twink, twink, twinkle in your eye. 51969.
It’s the uniform. 20920, 31293.
It’s the uniform you wear. 39515.
It’s time for goodby. 2064.
It’s time for me to pay. 48535.
It’s time for spring. 11600.
It’s time for the waltz with the one youlove. 20921.
It’s time to choose now. 26006.
It’s time to dance. 6820.
It’ s time to dream of you. 36136.
It’s time to kiss & say good-night. 2065.
It’s time to part. 6821.
It’s time to say adieu. 20922.
It’s time to say goodnight. 2066, 51970.
It’s time to take off. 36137, 48536.
It’s time to wash your face, little world. 43752.
It’s time to whisper goodnight. 2067.
It’s too bad baby. 36138.
It’s too good not to be true. 43753.
It’s too good to be true. 31294.
It’s too late now. 26007, 31295.
It’s too late to forget you now. 24219 (684)
It’s too late to say you re sorry. 11601.
It’s true. 36139, 43754, 43755.
It’s tulip time in Holland. 24219 (685)
It’s unbelievable. 16364, 26008.
It’s Uncle Sammy calling. 431756.
It’s U.S.A. all the way. 6822.
It’s up to America. 16365.
It’s up to us. 11602, 31296, 36140.
It’s up to us to do it again. 6823.
It’s up to you. 11603, 39516, 39517, 43757.
It’s up to you, America. 31297.
It’s up to you & me. 20923-20925, 31298, 39518,
48537, 51971.
It’s up to you in forty-two. 2068, 6824.
It’s up to you Yank. 20926.
It’s V for victory. 6825, 20927, 26009, 39519,
39520.
It’s V time. 20928.
It’s V V V for victory. 6826.
It’s victory for U.S.A. 6827, 39521.
It’s vitamin U for me. 31299.
It’s whispered in heaven. 16366.
2108
It’s winter in my heart. 20929.
It's wonderful. 20930.
It’s wonderful to fall in love. 36141.
It’s worth fighting for. 48538.
It’s yanking time in this old world again, we’ ll
yank out the Japanazi. 36142.
It's you. 2069, 20931, 20932, 26010, 39522.
It’s you again. 31300, 51972.
It’s you I love. 48539.
It’s youl’ mn talking about. 6828.
It’s you we’re fighting for. 11604.
It’s you! Why you so & so. 51973.
It’s your America. 2070.
It’s your boy. 48540.
It’s your dollars that make the guns. 39523.
It’s your dream, not mine. 51974.
It’s your fight &my fight, for your land & mine. 31301.
It’s your fight boys. 43758.
It’s your job & my job. 20933.
It’s your job, it’s my job. 16367.
It’s your son & my son. 11605.
It’s yours. 39524.
It’s yours & mine. 2071.
Itty bitty ba-bee. 31302.
Iumswa. 20934, 43759.
Ivan. 20935.
Ivan from the Volga. 26011, 26012.
Ivan on a rampage. 20936.
Ivan the duck. 11606.
Ivan the terrible. 11607.
Ivan’s love song. 26013.
I’ve a cabaret at home. 9582 (236)
I’ve a date I’ve got to keep. 26014.
I’ve a home in heaven. 20937. -
I’ve a secret to tell thee. 24219 (686)
I’ve a suspicion I have fallen in love. 43760.
I’ve always been in love with you. 43761.
I’ve asked the moonbeams. 43762.
I’ve been a fool. 36143.
I’ve been away so long. 39525.
I’ve been blue so long, baby. 16368.
I’ve been chasing rainbows. 20938.
I’ve been everywhere on earth, but where on earth
are you. 2072.
I’ve ak floating down the old Green River. 41610
(86)
I’ve been hiding my love from you. 36144.
I’ve been looking for love. 6829.
I’ve been so long without you. 2073.
I've been such a fool. 31303.
r ve been waiting to ask you. 48541.
I’ve been wond’ring. 16369.
I've built a shelter for two. 39526.
I’ve caught love. 20939, 26015.
I’ve changed my mind. 36145.
I’ve changed my penthouse for a pup tent. 20940.
I’ve come back to the valley & you. 36146.
I’ve come to the end of Dream Street. 20941.
I’ve counted on you. 2074.
I’ve fallen for you. 6830, 51975.
I’ve fallen in love all over again, 26016.
I’ve fallen in love too young. 2075. ;
I've fallen in love with a dream girl. 16370.
I’ve fallen in love with a soldier man. 39527.
I’ve fallen in love with that man. 6831.
I’ve forgotten how to smile. 48542, 51976.
I’ve forgotten it all. 43'763.
I've forgotten you. 48543, 48544,
I’ve found a new kinda love. 6832.
r’ ve found a new love. 36147, 51977.
r ve found a new love for an old heart. 39528.
I’ve found a sweetheart, for myblue haven. 39529.
I’ve found a wonderful buddy. 39530.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
I’ve found Him. 29091 (304)
wve found my mate. 2076.
r ve found my melody. 20942.
I’ve found somebody new. 43764.
I’ve gone home to God. 6833.
r’ ve gone to join the army. 36148.
I’ve gone wacky about a soldier boy in khaki. 2077.
4 ve got a beautiful baby. 48545.
I’ve got a big O.K. for the U.S.A. 6834, 20943.
Er ve got a boy friend in the army. 43765.
I’ve got a buddy. 51978.
I’ve got a contract with Uncle Sam. 39531.
I’ve got a copyright on you. 11608.
r’ ve got a date tonite. 31304.
r ve got a date with my heart. 16371.
r ve got a date with the 5:58. 48546.
r’ ve got a date with Uncle Sam. 2078, 2079.
r’ ve gota gal. 11609, 36149.
r ve got a gal in Kalamazoo. 26017.
I’ve got a gob. 31305.
r ve got a home in Saint Marea. 39532.
r ve got a hundred pounds of sugar. 36150.
r’ ve got a knack for holdin’ the sack. 20944.
I’ve got a life to live. 51979.
I’ve got a lot todo. 43766.
I’ve got a lovely little nest- -egg, full of kisses.
,48547.
r’ ve got a man worth waiting for. 48548.
I’ ve got a misery in my soul. 31306.
I’ve got a moving picture in my heart of you.
5201 (494)
I’ ve got a murmur in my heart. 39533.
r ve got a one track heart. 36151.
a ve got a one track mind. 635.
r ve got a packet in my pocket. 2080.
r jve got a priority on you. 48549.
I’ve got a ring around the finger of Rosie. 51980.
r ve got a song in my heart. 26018.
r ve got a very weak heart. 31307.
r ve got a wish to pull with you. 6836, 31308.
I’ve got a yen for a wren. 31309.
Yr ,ve got an invitation to Georgia. 39534.
ac wwe got an old love in my heart. 11610.
r’ ve got evrything but you. 11611.
I’ve got four new tires. 6837.
r ve got him now. 24219 (687)
ia ve got it. 11612.
I’ve got lots of love, but just for you baby.
48550.
I’ve got lots of other pretty things besides my
jeyes. 5201 (495)
I’ve got love that’s pending. 2081.
I’ve got my eyes on someone. 36152.
r’ ve got my fingers crossed for you. 51981.
I’ve got my guitar. 36153.
I’ve got my mind on you. 31310, 43767.
I’ve got oceans of love, for you. 16372.
I’ve got plenty of love in my heart for you. 2082.
y’ sve got rhythm in my feet. 26019.
r’ ve got rhythm in my shoes. 6838.
r ve got rhythm in my whistle. 11613.
I’ve got rings on my fingers, & bells on my
toes. 39535.
I’ve got something in my eye. 43768.
r ve got star dust in my eyes. 48551.
I’ve got the air force blues. 26020.
I’ve got the blues. 2083. —
Yr sve got the blues again tonight. 20945.
I’ ve got the Florida sand in my shoes. 2084.
I’ve got the juke-box jitters. 36154.
Y jve got the navy swing. 16373.
I’ve got the Red, White & Blue, all I need now
is you. 2085.
2109
r’ ve got the rubber blues. 6839,
I’ve got the situation well in hand, 48552.
r ve got the song writer’s bug. 11614.
r’ ve got the springtime blues. 26021.
I’ve got the sweetest little baby. 5201 (496),
9582 (237), 14692 (338)
r’ ve got the world affair blues. 26022.
r sve got the world on my mind. 43769.
& ve got those drafting blues. 6840,
I’ve got those Dreamland blues. 48553.
& ve got those McArthur [?] blues, 31311.
iif jve got those 1 A blues. 6841,
r’ ve got those Red, White & Blues. 48554.
r ve got three gottas, 31312, :
I’ve got to dance. 53636 (277, 278)
I’ve got to help my Uncle Sammy. 43770.
a ve got to know, before I go. 20946, 36155.
I’ve got to love & jive my baby. all day eS
16374.
I’ve got to retread my heart. 43771.
I’ve got to stop just dreaming. 39536.
r’ ve got to take my hat off to Virginia. 11615.
I’ve got you on my radio beam. 16375.
I’ve gotta feed that face of mine. 2086.
I’ve gotta have you. 43772.
r’ ve grown so used to you. 43773.
I’ve had more than my share. 6842.
I’ve had my fling. 36156.
I’ve heard songs that make me sway. 39537.
I’ve heard that song before. 39538.
I’ve joined the good old army to fight for Uncle
Sam. 36157.
I’ve joined the love corps. 6843, 20947.
I’ve joined the navy. 31313.
I’ve joined the WAAC. 48555.
tf ve just been waiting for you. 24219 (688)
I’ve learned my lesson now. 2087.
I’ve loaned my man to Uncle Sam. 51982.
r’ ve locked my heart for the duration. 31314.
I’ve locked my heart, to everyone but you. 39539.
I’ve locked the door to my heart. 26023.
I’ve lost faith in you. 48556.
r ve lost my all with you. 6844.
I’ve lost my appetite. 20948.
r’ ve lost my heart again. 2088.
I’ve lost my love. 11616.
’ ve lost my Mandy. 38171 (220)
I’ve lost my moon. 20949.
I’ve lost you. 31315,
I’ve loved & lost. 26024.
I’ve loved you since you were a baby. 47124
(257, 258)
r ve made a pal of trouble. 11617.
I’ve made my mind up. 11618.
I: sve made up my mind. 20950.
I’ve met her. 43774,
I’ve met my dream. 31316.
I’ve never been in love. 20951.
I’ve never been in love before. 43775.
I’ve never been in love till now. 39540.
I’ve never been so blue. 6845.
I’ ,ve never dreamed. 48557.
I’ve never seen ithe righteous begging bread. 39541.
I’ve one hope it’s you. 11619.
g ve only been dreaming again. 2089.
r wwe only come to say so-long. 6846.
r ve only one idea about the boys. 41610 (87)
I’ve only one idea about the girls. 53636 (279)
'g ve only one idea about the girls & that’s to love
"em. 5201 (497), 24219 (689, 690), 38171 (221, 222)
I’ve ordered love for two. 2090.
I’ve paid for love. 11620.
I’ve passed my G.I. test. 6847.
INDEX
: pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
Yr jve put all my eggs in one basket. 43776.
r ve put away my saddle & my gun. 2091.
I’ve put my heart in storage. 39542.
r ve said good-bye dear, but not for long. 39543.
I’ve seen you before. 43777.
I’ve set my mind on you. 43778.
r jve still got your picture in my pocket book. 39544.
Yl’ wwe sung'a thousand love songs. 11621.
i ve taken a fancy to you. 26025.
ie ve tried to forget. 31317.
r’ ve tried to forget to remember. 6848.
r’ ve waited all day, for to-night. 26026.
I’ve waited for you. 36158.
Ivory keys. 2092.
Ivory palaces. 50835 (184)
Ivrioss polka. 11622.
J. P. Dooley, Ill. 2093, 11623.
Ja-bab-ee. 20952.
Ja das gold ist nur chimare. 9582 (422)
Ja ich bins, die er erwahlt. 9582 (289)
Jack & Jill. 5201 (498), 26027.
Jack & Jinny, two army mules. 20953.
Jack Axis. 43779.
Jack in the box. 20954.
Jack, John, Jim, Joe, Billy & Dan. 2094.
Jack of all trades. 16376.
Jackass mail. 663, 2023, 10453, 10744, 12386,
24688, 24818, 25283, 26028, 26029, 28195.
Jackie boy, he's a son of Uncle Sam. 51983.
Jack’s romance. 41610 (30, 229)
Jacob. 6849.
Jacobite lament. 2095.
Jacob’s ladder. 6850.
Jagoda polka. 36159.
Jahco victory song. 51984.
J, ’ai fait faire un beau bouquet. 51985.
J’ai voulu ce matin. 14692 (339)
Jail. 16377.
Jake. 26030.
Jakem de wojska rukoway polka. 11624.
Jalisco. 36160.
Jalisco nunca pierde. 43780.
Jalousie. 31318.
Jam. 26031.
Jam for your breakfast. 26032.
Jam jam. 48558.
Jam session. 20955.
Jamaica say. 36161.
Jamalle. 6851.
Jan & Jim. 26033.
Jan wieriewiet. 16378.
Jane. 24219 (691), 31319.
Jane — Jane —Jane. 20956.
Jane said yes! Down where the cataract booms.
36162.
Janet. 26034.
Janet Louise. 16379.
Janie. 39545, 43781.
Janie the star that shines for me. 11625.
Janie there goes [?]the stars, sweethearts of the
night. 6852.
Janina. 11626.:
Janis. 26035.
Jap & it. 51986.
Jap embassy. 43782.
Jap man, ’scuse please. 2096.
Jap plane sights convoy. 51987.
Jap ya yap. 31320.
Japan Axis. 31321.
Japan can’t get away with that. 2097.
Japan will remember Pearl Harbor. 51988.
Japanazis. 6853.
japanese bad men. 20957.
Japanese death song. 24219 (692)
Japanese jitters. 6854.
Japanese serenade. 31322.
Japanese submarine. 20958.
Japanese sunset. 11627, 18845 (145)
Japee Naze Faze run. 48559.
Japon comenso la guerra. 36163.
Japs are getting thunder, down Australia way. 20959.
Japs have mae. their Waterloo. 20960.
Japs haven’t got a Chinaman’s chance. 20961.
Japs just got to go. 39546.
Japs meet their ancestors. 11628.
Jap’s mistake. 20962.
Japs, oh, no, we don’t ration those. 48560.
Japs, we will wipe you off the map. 2098.
Japs will have to pay. 16380.
Japs will pay. 6855.
Japs will pay for their sin. 36164. .
Japs will soon be out. 36165.
Japs will take a rap. 20963.
Japs, you must pay. 2099, 20964.
Japs, you saps, the Yanks are coming. 2100.
arabe. 31323.
lace tapatio. 2101.
Jardinerita de Triana. 26036.
Jasper’s coffee shop. 26037-26039.
Jaunting to the fair. 26040.
Java joint. 2102.
Jay walk. 2103.
Jazda do warszawy polka. 2104.
oo: 43783.
azmines de San Ignacio. 31324.
Jazz novelette. 51989.
Je sais trois mots. 20965.
Je suis 4 toi. 11629.
Je vous aime. 31325.
Jealous blues. 43784.
Jealous hearted me no. 2. 2105.
Jealous hen. 20966.
. Jealous of my love. 48561.
Jealous of the moon. 43785.
Jealously. 51990.
Jealousy. 36166.
Jealousy of love. 26041.
Jean. 2106, 11630, 26042.
Jean, from New Orleans. 16381.
Jean Marie. 48562.
Jeanie. 43786.
Jeanie, my dream girl. 20967.
Jeanie | with the light brown hair.
Jeanie’s birthday song. 48563.
Jeanne. 20968.
Jeannie get your gun. 36167.
Jeannie Marie. 39547.
eannie, my Jean. 11632.
Jean’s visit to Toyland. 39547*.
Jeb goes to sleep. 51991.
Jecell. 20969.
2110
Jedan mali brodic.
Jeep. 51992.
Jeep-hand. 26043.
Jeep! Jeep! Jeep. 2108, 31327.
Jeep jump. 31328.
Jeep song. 26044.
Jeep waltz. 2109.
Jeepers-creepers.
Jeeps. 6856.
Jefferson. 43788.
Jefferson & liberty. 20970.
Jehovah save us by Thy hand. 24219 (693)
Jelly bean —jelly roll. 6857.
Jelly roll. 50835 (185)
Jeneata. 31329.
Jenney (Jack) modern trombone studies. 36168.
2107.
39548.
11631, 31326, 43787.
|
= . —
;
nos. 1-12, 1942
Jennie crack corn. 6858.
Jennie kissed me. 31330.
Jennie Lou. 11633.
Jenny Lind polka. 43789.
Jenny Wren, she’s a wooin’ cooin’ pigeon. 26045,
39549.
Jenny’s teaching Jeeves the jumping jive. 31331.
Jensen. 24219 (694)
Jericho rhapsody. 11634.
Jerk mazurk. 48564.
Jerry & Ann at the circus. 26046.
Jerry & Ann at work. 26047.
Jerry & Mike. 26048.
Jerry, my soldier boy. 2110.
Jerry polka. 31332.
Jerry-Sheehan’s. 31333.
Jerry the sailor. 26049.
Jerry's inthe army. 11635.
Jerry's two little shoes. 26050.
Jerusalem. 11636, 14707, 20971.
Jerusalem! O turn thee to the Lord. 14692 (340)
Jerusalem the golden. 5201 (499)
Jesse Evelyn. 6859.
Jessie darling. 431790.
Jest gimme them rollin’ hills. 48565.
Jestem sobie Krakowianka. 11637.
Jesters. 14692 (341)
Jestesmy teraz w wojsku. 2111.
Jesu, by Thee I would be blessed. 6860.
Jesu dulcis memoria. 14709.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 2112, 2113, 6861,
20972, 20973, 26051.
Jesu, my joy for ever. 20974.
Jesu, praise to Thee be given. 26052.
Jesu, priceless treasure. 48566, 48567.
Jesu, Salvator mundi. 14707.
Jesu, soul of my heart’s desire. 51993.
Jesus, a well in my soul. 6862.
Jesus abides with me. 31334.
Jesus all praises due. 20975.
Jesus alone. 24219 (695)
Jesus & His friends inthe drama of redemption. 36169.
Jesus arose. 26053.
Jesus at Jacob’s well. 6863.
Jesus be mine. 11638.
Jesus be my pilot. 5201 (500)
Jesus, bless this day. 20976.
Jesus, blessed Jesus. 2114.
_Jesus blessed Redeemer. 2115.
Jesus calls us. 11639.
Jesus cares. 26054, 50835 (186), 51994.
Jesus Christ is born today. 31335.
Jesus Christ is risen today. 11640.
Jesus, do roses grow sored. 11641.
Jesus entered into Jerusalem. 11642.
Jesus’ everlasting love. 24219 (696)
Jesus gave her water. 31336.
Jesus gave Himself for me. 36170.
Jesus got the key. 20977.
Jesus has gone to prepare us a place. 20978.
Jesus has satisfied my soul. . 36171.
Jesus has settled it all. 26055.
Jesus, Iwill. 48568.
Jesus is all Ineed. 29091 (305)
Jesus is all you need. 24219 (697)
Jesus is coming. 24219 (698)
Jesus is coming again. 53636 (280)
Jesus is everything to me. 6864.
Jesus is holding my hand. 20979.
Jesus is my best friend. 20980.
Jesus is my friend. 31337, 51995.
Jesus is my Savior. 24219 (699)
Jesus is the light. 11643.
Jesus is the one. 26056.
Jesus is waiting. 29091 (306)
Jesus is waiting now. 53636 (281)
Jesus is your friend. 16382.
Jesus knows. 53636 (282)
Jesus knows it all. 29091 (307)
Jesus lives. 31338, 53636 (283)
Jesus lives today. 11644.
Jesus, Lord, be thou mine own! 31339.
Jesus lover of my soul. 6865.
Jesus loves me. 24219 (700)
Jesus loves me still. 34788 (353, 354)
Jesus loves you still. 43791.
Jesus loves you too. 39550. :
Jesus make me more like Thee. 29091 (308)
Jesus met me there. 38171 (223)
Jesus, my all. 11645.
Jesus my guide. 31340.
Jesus, my Rock of Ages. 31341.
Jesus my Savior. 11646, 34788 (355)
Jesus, my Savior, divine. 48569.
Jesus my Saviour. 48970.
Jesus needs you today. 5201 (501)
Jesus never fails. 26057.
Jesus never will leave nor forsake you. 48571.
Jesus only. 34788 (356)
Jesus, our Captain. 48572.
Jesus our joy. 51996.
Jesus, our Lord, we adore Thee. 43792, 43793.
Jesus passed through Jericho. 50835 (187)
Jesus, refuge of the weary. 43794.
Jesus remembers. 2116.
Jesus remembers when others forget. 6866.
Jesus sanctifies. 5201 (502)
Jesus satisfies. 51997.
Jesus satisfies me. 24219 (701)
Jesus satisfies my soul. 11647.
Jesus saves. 11648. :
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me. 24219 (702), 29091 (309)
Jesus, Saviour, Ruler o’er all. 20981.
Jesus shall reign. 34788 (357)
Jesus shall return. 48573.
Jesus soon will come again. 20982.
Jesus soon will descend. 2117.
Jesus stand among us. 16383.
Jesus suffered. 31342.
Jesus, tender Shepherd. 36172.
Jesus the Savior. 31343.
Jesus the Son of God. 47124 (259)
Jesus, the very thought of Thee. 2118, 14692 (342),
16384, 41610 (88)
Jesus, Thou never failing friend. 48574.
Jesus waits there for me. 16385.
Jesus was waiting there. 16386.
Jesus watches all the time. 26058.
Jesus we will. 11649.
Jesus went about doing good. 2119, 43795.
Jesus wept. 20983.
Jesus whispers, peace be still. 20984.
Jesus will be with me I know. 48575.
Jesus will come again some day. 43796.
Jesus will guide thee home. 53473.
Jesus will never fail. 24219 (703), 34788 (358)
Jesus will never fail me. 39551.
Jesus will pilot me home. 39552.
Jesus will sustain you. 24219 (704)
Jeszcze Polska zmartwychwstanie: 39553.
Jet silhouettes of the night. 20985.
Jewel. 39554, 47124 (260)
Jewel of the sea. 20986.
Jewel on earth. 11650.
Jewels. 26059.
Jewels bright. 50835 (188)
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Jewel’ s love plea. 39554. Joe Louis. 43802.
Jewels o’er the waves. 26060. Joe Smith, American. 2127, 2128.
Jewish community songster. 16387. Joe the keyman, U.S.A. 43803, 48578.
Jewish rhapsody. 2120. Joe Turner blues. 53636 (285)
Jezebel Jones. 43797. Joe-see-phus-Jones. 2129.
Jibe de jumpin’ juba. 31344. Joey. 31352.
Jig. 26061. Joey boy. 2130.
Jig - a boo. 26062. Joggin’. 43804.
Jig is up. 26063, 51998. . Johan joins the Cab. 36180.
Jigaree. 47124 (261, 262) Johanna Balk. 6872*.
Jiggers! A cop. 39555. John. 31353.
Jiggers the beat. 20987. John Barlecorn. 6873.
Jiggle. 2121. : John Barleycorn. 24219 (706)
Jigs up for the jigs. 6867. John D. Bulkeley. 43805.
Jilguero. 36173. John Doughboy. 39563.
Jillie & a filly. 31345. John VIII, 3-11. 48579.
Jim along Josey. 2122. John 14: 2. 48580.
Jim dandy. 43798. John Hardy’s wife. 43806.
Jim, Jim, don’t come back till you win. 6868. John Henry. 43807.
Jim Scarecrow. 24219 (705) John my John. 16390.
Jimminy Christmas, Jimmie. 31346. John on Patmos. 43808.
Jimmy Blue. 39556. ° John Peel. 18845 (146)
Jimmy boy. 43799. John Scotter trot. 16391.
Jimmy dear. 51999. ‘Johnnie’s in the army. 31354.
Jimmy Doolittle. 39557. Johnny. 31355, 39564.
Jimmy Jenkins & his jeep. 31347. Johnny & his gun. 39565.
Jimmy's birthday is tomorrow. 31348. . Johnny & Mary. 48581.
Jingle bells. 2123, 6869, 11651. Johnny & me. 11655, 16392, 36181.
Jingle jangle. 36174. Johnny Blue Jacket. 36182.
Jingle jangle jingle. 26064. Johnny —boom —boom. 2131.
Jingle jive. 11652. Johnny boy. 52002.
Jingles & tingles by melody mites. 2123*. Johnny boy, I'll be where you left me. 43809.
Jingo. 26065. Johnny Clayton. 26069.
_ Jinx the jinx. 16388. Johnny come lately. 36183.
Jipi, jipi, Japs. 20988. Johnny Doughboy & Tommy Atkins. 39566.
Jittarumba. 6870. Johnny Doughboy found a rose inIreland. 6874, 16393.
Jitter. 31349. Johnny Doughboys. 48582.
Jitterbug. 2124, 36175. Johnny drives jeep. 26070.
Jitterbug blues. 31350. | Johnny! Get your gun. 2132.
Jitterbug can’t be beat. 2125. Johnny get your gun again. 26071, 36184.
Jitterbug Joe. 20989. Johnny in his old blue jeans. 16394, 43810.
. Jitterbug Lil. 31351. Johnny is getting it now, oh goody goody. 14692 (343)
Jitterbug polka. 11653. Johnny is in the marines you know. 31356.
Jitterbug stomp. 36176. Johnny is mad & Iam glad. 6875.
Jitterbug swing. 20990. Johnny Jack Tar. 31357.
Jitterbug waltz. 43800. Johnny joined the air corps. 16395.
Jitterbug - was born to swing. 43801. Johnny Junior’s gonna get a gun. 31358.
- Jitterbug’s lullaby. 20991. : Johnny my boy. 2133.
Jive. 6871, 11654. Johnny O Morgan on his little mouth organ playing
Jive-town blues. 20992. Home sweet home. 34788 (359)
Jivin’ in a jolting Jeep. 36177. Johnny Private. 11656.
Jivin-Joe from Idaho. 39558. Johnny Sandman. 43811.
Jivin’ Lena from Catalina. 48576. Johnny shines in his uniform. 26072.
Jiving jazz. 52000. Johnny the jumper, the parachute man. 43812.
J-J-J-Joe, the truckman from New Joisey. 20993. Johnny U.S.A. 16396.
Jo Ann. 26066. Johnny went to war. 16397.
Jo-Anne. 2126. . Johnny will be home pretty soon. 31359.
Joan of Arc. 39559. Johnny yodels for the navy. 20995.
Joan of Arc your spirit we have found. 39560. Johnny’ S gone away. 52003.
Joan of Arc’s call. 39561. Johnny’ s got his gun again. 16398, 31360.
Joanna. 52001. Johnny’ S in love. 26073.
Joaquin Valley. 16389. Johnny’ S inthe army now. 16399.
Job ahead. 6872. Johnny’ s letter. 48583.
Job for the nation. 20994. Johnny’ s Serenade. 11657.
Job song. 9582 (238) John’s on de islan’ on his knees. 31361.
Jocelyn. 14692 (418), 47124 (37), 50835 (34) Johnson is delirious. 52004.
Jock o’ dreams. 53636 (284) Johnson is injured. 52005.
Jocko, the monkey. 39562. Johnson presents plaque. 52006.
Joe. 36178. Joie de vivre. 36185.
Joe Banana. 26067. Join a home nursing class. 39567.
Joe Beatus. 26068. Join hands, Americas. 20996.
Joe Carioca. 48577. Join in the laugh & the song. 2134.
Joe Hill. 36179. Join our victory band. 39568.
2112
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Join the army. 2135.
Join the army now. 26074.
Join the bond parade. 52007.
Join the conga line. 20997.
Join the Junior Legion. 20998, 26075.
Join the marines. 2(999.
Join the navy. 26076.
Join the navy today. 6876.
Join the U.S. ariay now. 16400, 26077, 36186.
Join the U.S. army, that’s the thing to do. 21000.
Join up. 11658.
Join up Johnny. 6877.
Join up with the U.S. A. 21001.
Join your Uncle Sam’s band. 26078.
Joining up today. 2136.
Joint is jumpin with rhythm. 43813.
Joke is on you. 39569.
Joker polka. 2137.
Jolie bohémienne. 9582 (239)
Jolly bachelors. 31362.
Jolly barge Content. 47124 (263)
Jolly bugler. 34788 (360)
Jolly cafe. 21002.
Jolly capers. 21003.
Jolly cowboy. 11659.
Jolly crowd. 26079.
Jolly farmer. 21004.
Jolly good laugh. 24219 (707)
Jolly good uncle. 18845 (147)
Jolly good Yanks from the U.S.A. 2138, 48584.
Jolly grasshopper. 2139.
Jolly holiday. 11660.
Jolly hunter’s song. 24219 (708)
Jolly jig. 24219 (709)
Jolly miller. 5201 (503), 41610 (89)
Jolly Molly Pitcher. 36187.
Jolly partners, 24219 (710)
Jolly rambler’s polka. 43814.
Jolly schottish. 26080.
Jolly singers - that’s us. 26081.
Jolly soldier boy. 16401.
Jolly waggoner. 14692 (344)
Jolly workman. 14692 (345)
Jonah. 43815.
Jonah & the whale. 21005.
Jonathan Bull is our captain. 21006.
Jonathan Jones. 21007.
Jonglerie. 41610 (90)
_ Jonquila. 2140.
Jook hall mama. 43816.
Jornada. 21008, 43817.
José, can’t you see. 6878.
Josefina rumba. 16402.
Joseph & his brethren. 9582 (240, 241)
Joseph fell a-dreaming. 26082.
Jesephine. 2141.
Josephs legende. 9582 (242)
Joshua fit de battle ob Jericho. 36188.
Josie, oh! Josie. 6879.
Jot-um-down store. 26083.
Jota. 31363.
Jota aragonesa. 21009, 36189.
Jour de vacance. 11661.
Journey for Margaret. 42058, 43818, 43819, 44044,
44217, 44218, 44693, 44694, 45023, 45092, 45489,
45873, 45880.
Journey to your lips. 43820.
Journeys in Music Land. 16403, 16404.
Jovita linda. 43821.
Joy. 36190.
Joy-bells are ringing. 21010.
Joy divine. 2142.
Joy in my heart. 24219 (711), 48585.
Joy of knowing you. 43822.
Joy of life. 21011, 31364.
Joy of life & freedom. 43823.
Joy of salvation. 31012.
Joy of the dance. 24219 (712)
Joy of your return. 43824.
Joy, shipmate, joy. 43825.
Joy through tears. 39570.
Joy to serve Jesus. 38171 (224)
Joy to the world. 6880, 24219 (713), 34788
(361)
Joyanna. 21013.
J-o-y-c-e. 36191.
Joyeux copains. 16405.
Joyful anticipation. 31365.
Joyful day is coming. 6881.
Joyful lovers. 24219 (714)
Joyful moron. 21014.
Joyful news. 24219 (715)
Joyland singing games. 48586.
Joyous days. 24219 (716)
Joyous hymns of praise suitable for choir or con-
gregational use. 16406.
Joyous rain. 43826.
Joyous springtime. 24219 (717)
Joyous young apple tree. 24219 (718, 719)
Joyous youth. 21015.
Joys of love. 34788 (362)
Joys of youth. 14692 (346)
Joys supernal. 52008.
Juan José. 36192.
Juanita. 2143, 43827, 52009.
Juarez. 50835 (189)
Juba jive. 36193.
, Jubel. 31366.
Jubilate. 11662.
Jubilate amen. 14692 (347)
Jubilate Deo. 2144, 2145, 9582 (243), 11663, 36194.
Jubilate Deo in E flat. 24219 (720)
Jubilee in Natchez town. 52010.
Jubilee song. 21016-21018, 26084.
2113
Judas. 26085.
Judge is not going. 48587.
Judge me, God. 2146.
Judgment day. 24219 (721)
Judy. 16407, 43828.
Judy & Don. 21019.
Judy McCann. 53636 (286)
Judy Marie. 26086.
Judy, you are on my mind. 26087.
Juga Buga Cuda Bin. 2147.
Jugendfreuden. 34788 (363)
Jugendmarsch. 24219 (722)
Juggler. 29091 (310)
Juke Box Duke. 21020.
Juke box encore. 43829.
Juke Box Jenny. 17553, 17877, 17972, 21021.
Juke-box jitters. See re ve got the juke-box jitters.
Juke box Saturday night. 36195.
Jule song. 52011.
Julian Eltinge tango. 14692 (348)
Juliana. 24219 (723)
Juliana vals. 26088.
Julie Bauers. 26089.
Juliet, I’m no Romeo. 21022.
Juliet waltz. 18845 (148) ~
Juliet’s farewell. 26090.
Jumbo band. 39571.
Jump back honey. 16408.
Jump is the greatest thing. 11664.
Jump Joe. 43830.
Jump just jump. 11665.
Jump little Indian jump. 48588.
Jump serenade. 52012.
Jump the Josie. 52013.
Jumpin’ at the Savoy. 2148.
Jumpin’ blues. 6882.
Jumpin’ like mad. 52014.
Jumpin’ punkins. 26091.
Jumpin’ the keys. 26092.
Jumping at the jamboree. 6883.
Jumping Jack. 6884.
Jumping mad about you. 48589.
Jumping the Japs. 6885.
Jumps like mad. 31367.
June. 11666, 24219 (724)
June & you & the moon. 52015.
June bug dance. 24219 (725)
June day. 16409.
June night. 48590.
June night, the moonlight & you. 16410.
June night, the moonlight, you & I. 6886.
June roses. 34788 (364)
June song. 24219 (726)
June-tide blessings. 5201 (504)
June time. 53636 (287)
June time is rose time. 6887.
June’s in my garden. 34788 (365)
Jung England. 14692 (5, 6, 76-78, 147, 333, 349,
438, 580, 772, 816), 18845 (149)
Jungfrau Maria, 14692 (350)
Jungle. 11667, 43831.
Jungle ball. 5201 (505), 38171 (225)
Jungle book. 10071, 10599, 11029, 11667, 11702,
11945, 12296-12298, 12301, 13718, 14404.
Jungle caravan. 43832.
Jungle drums. 16411.
Jungle flower. 11668, 11669.
Jungle jamboree. 2149.
Jungle jive. 2150.
Jungle lament. 31368.
Jungle madness. 36196.
Jungle tale. 39572.
Junianna. 48591.
Junie. 39573.
Junior Americans. 6888.
Junior army song. 39574.
Junior champion band book. 43833.
Junior choir collection. 11670.
Junior choir no. 3. 24219 (727)
Junior commandos. 39575.
Junior G men of the air. ‘38563, 38697, 38733,
39576, 39577, 39771, 40541.
Junior jamboree. 21023.
Junior miss. 2151.
-———-See also Penny for your thoughts, junior miss.
Junior promotion day service. 2152.
Junior’s joy-ridin’ ina jeep. 6889.
Junk ain’t junk no more, ’cause junk will win the
war. 36197,
Junkman’s serenade. 2153, 6890.
Junkman’s song. 26093.
Junto a tu ventana. 26094.
Jupiter. 34788 (366)
Jupiter forbid. 21024.
Jupiter polka. 24219 (728)
Jupiter polka petite. 47124 (264)
Juravit Dominus .. Tues sacerdos. 6891.
Jus’ dreamin’. 48592.
Just a baby’s prayer at night. 2154.
Just a bit of kindness. 5201 (506)
Just a bit of sunshine. 26095.
Just a blue star. 26096.
Just a boy. 11671.
Just a breath of roses. 14692 (351)
; INDEX
eer
Just a bum on the street. 16412.
Just a bundle of dreams. 21025.
Just a cabin in the mountains. 48593.
Just a cabin in the Ozarks. 52016. |
Just a cabin on a mountain side. 31369.
Just a castle of love. 31370.
Just a cottage small by a waterfall. 26097.
Just a cowboy’s lariat. 6892.
Just adream. 11672, 11673, 21026, 43834,
Just a dream of mother. 18845 (150)
Just a dream of you, dear. 2155.
Just a faded picture. 31371.
Just a farmer boy pitchin’ hay. 21027.
Just a guy named Colin K. 2156.
Just a Gypsy lover. 48594.
Just a home of my own. 43835.
Just a kid & his dog. 31372.
Just a kiss. 2157, 31373.
Just a kiss in the night. 36198.
Just a letter from home. 36199.
Just a line. 36200.
Just a lion, a bear & a Yank. 52017.
Just a little bit o’ blarney. 2158.
Just a little bit of happiness. 11674.
Just a little bit of heaven. 21028.
Just a little coaxing, dear. 43836.
Just a little flower. 24219 (729) -
Just a little fond affection. 21029.
Just a little girl named Bess. 52018.
Just a little hint. 52019.
Just a little hunk of poon. 39578.
Just a little love from you. 50835 (190)
Just a little love nest. 43837.
Just a little lovin’, a little bit of lovin’, dear.
24219 (730)
Just a little moonlight. 31374.
Just a little nearer. 52020.
Just a little note. 48595.
Just a little prayer for daddy. 16413.
Just a little smile from you. 6893, 39579.
Just a little smile will do. 21030.
Just a little sympathy. 39580.
Just a little while. 5201 (507), 11675, 11676.
Just a lonely dreamer. 39581.
Just a lonely vagabond. 6894.
Just a lonely world. 16414.
Just a love song. 6895.
Just a melody. 16415, 31375.
Just a memory. 16416, 26098, 36201.
Just a memory of blue Hawaii. 43838.
Just a millionaire. 26099.
Just a moon ago. 48596.
Just a name on a headstone. 39582.
. Just a night in dream world. 5201 (508)
Just a plain old country boy. 36202.
Just a plaything. 43839.
Just a private. 2159.
Just a quaint little waltz. 26100.
Just a rolling stone. 6896.
Just arover. 16417.
Just a sailor boy. 43840.
Just a smile. 43841.
Just a soldier. 39583.
Just a song at twilight. 31376.
Just a Spanish shawl. 2160.
Just a stone’s throw from Virginia. 39584.
Just a sweet little smile will do. 6897.
Just a sweet little song. 21031.
Just a thank you note. 2161.
Just a token. 26101.
Just a wall flower. 2162.
Just a wee bit of heaven. 48597.
Just a while. 6898.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Just a whisper. 43842.
Just-a wish with a sigh. 26102.
Just a wolf at heart. 26103.
Just a word of love. 2163.
Just abide. 34788 (367)
Just adorable, simply adorable. 6899.
Just an armful of dreams. 43843.
Just an empty chair. 11677.
Just an escapade. 11678.
Just an humble little prayer. 36203.
Just an illustration. 52021.
Just an old & faded bouquet. 11679.
Just an old faded picture. 21032.
Just an old faded tintype. 52022.
Just an old-fashioned fire-place. 48598.
Just an old-fashioned home. 48599.
Just an old flame. 2164.
Just an old fool. 52023.
Just an old toy piano. 52024.
Just an old trail that winds round the mountain. 21033.
Just an ordinary guy. 2165.
Just an ordinary private. 52025.
Just another broken dream. 2166.
Just another day. _ 36204.
Just another day is done. 31377.
Just another dream, 21034, 26104.
Just another love song. 11680.
Just another moon song. 36205.
Just another night. 43844.
Just another night of dreams. 21035.
Just another Yankee. 52026.
Just anybody. 2167.
Just as great as my hate is for war, just as great
is my love for you. 50835 (191)
Just as I am. 2168, 5201 (509), 16418, 24219 (731,
732)
Just as long as I know Katie’s waitin’. 39585.
Just as long as the gal by my side is you. 11681.
Just as the tide was a-flowing. 14692 (352)
Just as though you were here. 11682, 26105.
Just as you are. 52027,
Just as you left it. 21036.
Just ask the moon. 52028.
Just ask the Quiz kids. 16419.
Just at sunset. 52029.
Just a’waitin’ for me. 21037.
Just awhile ago. 6900.
Just be a good American.. 2169.
Just be independent. 16420.
Just be natural. 2170.
Just because. 11683.
Just because I know. 16421.
Just because I love you. 26106.
Just because I love you I am blue tonight. 31378.
Just because I’m true to you. 2171.
Just because it’s you. 34788 (368)
Just because of you. 31379.
Just because of you little girl. 26107.
Just because you are gone. 26108.
Just because you said you didn’t care. 26109.
Just before bedtime. 52030.
Just before we say goodbye. 43845.
Just beyond me. 48600.
Just Bill. 6901.
Just blame it on the rain. 11684.
Just blue. 2172.
Just blues. 52031.
Just bring two lips along. 18845 (151), 24219
(733, 734), 34788 (369)
Just buy a bond today. 43846.
Just buy me a bond. 43847.
Just by words. 48601.
Just clown - don’t frown. 48602.
INDEX
Just don’t ration swing. 21038.
Just dreaming. 31380, 36206, 39586.
Just drifting by. 52032.
Just eighteen more months. 2173.
Just enough to get along. 11685.
Just foolin’ around. 6902.
Just for an hour. 48603.
Just for fun. 26110.
Just for me. 6903, 36207, 43848, 53636 (288)
Just for somebody’s love. 38171 (226)
Just for tonight. 24219 (735), 43849, 48604.
Just for two. 11686.
Just for you. 2174, 6904-6907, 21039, 26111,
26112, 43850, 48605. ,
Just forget it ever happened. 48606.
Just go to sleep with a prayer on your lips,
you ll wake up singing I love you. 39587.
Just gone. 21040.
Just guess who. 31381.
Just hold on to Jesus. 53636 (289)
Just Honey to you. 43851.
Just how much I miss you. 39588.
Just imagine. 6908, 36208, 43852, 52033,
52034.
Just infatuation after all. 36209.
Just jogging along. 11687.
Just keep my heart & be true. 52035.
Just keep on dreaming. 16422.
Just keep on sailing. 26113.
Just keep singing. 2175, 43853.
Just keep that smile, dear. 6909.
Just lazy. 2176, 11688.
Just learning. 5201 (510)
Just let'me dream away. 6910.
Just let me go. 21041.
Just let me keep on dreaming of you. 31382.
Just like a letter from home sweet home. 2177,
Just like a mother. 53636 (290)
Just like a rose, 11689, 24219 (736), 43854.
Just like a stranger. 39589.
Just like before. 11690.
Just like Jesus. 5201 (511), 26114.
Just like the river. 26115.
Just like this. 6911.
Just like you sis. 21042.
Just look what you done to me. 21043.
Just looking thanks. 36210.
Just loving you. 2178, 31383, 48607.
Just mark my word. 31384.
Just me & you. 26116. 4
Just moody again. 36211.
Just my little fella, 39590.
Just my luck, 2179.
Just my shadow. 2180.
Just old Kentucky. 26117.
Just one. 39591.
Just one fond word. 43855.
Just one kiss. 2181, 11691.
Just one look in those blue eyes. 31385.
Just one mile from heaven. 31386.
Just one moment in God’s kingdom. 31387, 48608.
Just one more. 52036.
Just one more Christmas at home. 2182.
Just one more kiss. 26118, 48609.
Just one more letter. 2183.
Just one more night. 39592.
Just one more ride. 43856.
Just one more waltz. 21044.
Just one more waltz with you sweetheart. 21045.
Just one of those things. 48610.
Just one step. 21046.
Just one sweet song. 16423.
2115
Just over the hill. 6912.
Just plain lonesome. 16424, 16425.
Just pray. 48611.
Just pretend Iam a nurse. 52037.
Just pretend that you love me. 26119.
Just pretending. 31388.
Just received. 2184.
Just relax & let’s pretend. 6913.
Just remember. 6914, 31389-31391, 39593, 438577.
Just remember, I'll be back some day. 43858.
Just remembering. 2185.
Just renown. 21047.
Just ’round the corner from Broadway. 5201 (512)
Just say the word. 26120.
Just say you care. 21048.
Just say you love me, dear. 31392.
Just saying a prayer. 6915.
Just sing a song. 11692.
Just sing, & smile, or whistle. 6916.
Just skip it. 21049.
Just smile. 36212.
Just so lonely & blue. 36213.
Just so they don’t ration love.
Just so! Tokyo. 21050. _
Just sorry. 31393.
Just standing alone in the rain. 39594.
Just suppose. 31394, 39595.
Just sweethearts. 43859.
Just tell ’em it doesn’t matter what we do. 43860.
Just tell me why. 52038.
Just tellin’ you. 11694.
Just the same as you. 21051.
Just the tin-type of my mother. 2186.
Just these three words, I love you. 11695.
Just think, it turned out to be you. 2187.
Just thinking of you. 26121, 26122, 36214.
Just this once. 43861.
Just thoughts of a soldier boy. 43862.
Just throw one rose in the ocean for me, 48612.
Just to be diff’rent. 2188.
Just to be near you. 26123, 36215.
Just to be true to Jesus. 24219 (737)
Just to be with Jesus. 24219 (738)
Just to be with you. 21052, 36216.
Just to be with you tonight at twilight.
39596.
Just to be yours. 31395.
Just to keep living in old U.S.A., that’s the one
thing Idesire. 11696, 21053.
Just to kiss those sweet lips so divine. 21054.
Just to know. 48613.
Just to know Jesus cares. 38171 (227)
Just to know that you still care. 11697.
Just to mention a few. 52039.
Just to pitch woo woo with you. 6917,
Just to remind you I miss you. 39597.
- Just to see you smile. 16426.
Just to see you smile again. 21055.
Just too gosh darned bashful. 11698.
Just try to picture me back home in Tennessee.
38171 (228)
Just two. 43863.
Just two of us now. 2189.
Just wait a little while longer. 31396.
Just wait & pray. 39598.
Just wait & say that you still care. 6918.
Just wait & see. 6919, 11699, 16427, 21056.
Just wait till we get going. 6920.
Just waiting for you. 36218.
Just we two. 2190, 16428, 39599, 43864,
43865, 48614.
Just we two & the moon. 24219 (739)
Just what I needed most. 5201 (513)
11693.
36217,
2116
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
.Just when I needed you the most, you let me
down. 11700.
Just when you say good-night. 48615.
Just whistle. 26124.
‘Just with you. 2191.
Just yearning for you. 36219.
Just you. 11701, 16429, 16430, 39600, 43866,
48616, 52040, 53636 (291)
Just you & I. 6921, 39601, 48617.
Just you & I sweetheart. 21057.
Just you, sweetheart. 48618.
Justice & liberty. 43867.
Justice shall dwell in the wilderness. 21058.
Justice, the victor, 26125.
Juvenalia. 36220.
Juvenile lyre. 10272.
Juvenile march. 29091 (311)
J. y pense. 47124 (265)
K. A. pin. 36221.
.D. girl. 36222.
K. boogie. 16431.
. O. Tokio. 6922.
. P. blues. 52041,
. P. serenade. 16432, 26126.
.S.M. 14692 (353)
Ka pua o Hawaii. 8520.
Kaa, the rocksnake. 11702.
Kaahumanu. 53636 (292) ~
Kabaluu moon-beams. 48619.
Kacha, kach. 31397.
Kaffir on the Karoo. 5201 (514)
Kaharli sam. 21059.
Kahnfahrt. 9582 (244)
Kaiki serenade. 6923.
Kaiser Wilhelm, hoch. 34788 (370)
Kakuda. 18845 (152)
Kalapomnal piros rozsa. 52042.
Kaleidoscope. 24219 (1042)
Kali. 31398.
Kallipolis grotto. 36223.
Kaloma. 24219 (740)
WR
‘Kamazur. 34788 (371)
Kamennoi-ostrow. 11703, 29091 (312), 36224.
Kamenoi ostrow. 36225.
Kamratki kamraci6. 31399.
Kaneohe Bay. 6924.
Kangaroo. 6925.
Kangaroo blues. 26127.
Kangaroo hop. 50835 (192)
Kangaroo jump. 2192.
Kansas. 21060.
Kansas City. 2193.
Kansas City blues. 9582 (245)
Kappa dream girl. 26128.
Karlin’s harmonic course for pianoimprovising. 52043.
Karlin’s harmonic course for piano playing. 2194.
Karna of the sea. 50835 (193)
Kasia, glupi osial i jesienny wieczor. 6926.
Kathaleene. 36226.
Katherine. 26129, 43868.
Kathie Lynnair. 6927.
Kathie, ’tain’t what it used to be no more. 43869.
Kathleen. 47264.
Kathleen darlin’. 11704.
Kathleen of the stage door canteen. 11705.
Kathlyn. 5201 (515), 516), 24219 (741, 742)
Kathlyn valse. 41610 (91)
Kathryn of the Southland. 26130.
Katie & Johnny polka. 11706. . .
Katie MacCoy. 48620.
Katie’s answer. 14692 (354)
Katinka. 53636 (76, 219, 231, 232, 234, 254, 293,
373, 441, 479, 534, 560, 566, 597)
a
INDEX
“nos. 1-12, 1942
Katy did. 43870.
Katy didn’t but Katy did. 6928.
Katy Marie. 11707.
Kay. 52044.
Kayo for Tokio. 2195.
Kayreen. 6929.
Kazi mi nevenko. 21061. ;
Kdyz jsem sel od vas. 26131.
Kdyz muzika zhcne hrat. 16433.
Ke ahi kuu ipo. 31400.
Keating’s (Lawrence) junior choir book. 26132.
K-E-double-L-Y. 6930.
Kedves Imre notal hegedire. 36227-36234.
Keel row. 21062.
Keep a-clicking Uncle Sam. 48622.
Keep a Flag in your window. 11708.
Keep a little cotton in your ear. 31401.
Keep a place for me in your heart. 31402.
Keep a place in your heart for me. 16434.
Keep a smile on your face Mary Ellen. 36235.
Keep a smile on your face soldier boy. 36236.
Keep a song in my heart. 21063.
Keep a song in your heart every day. 43871.
Keep a Song on your lips, &a prayer in your heart.
16435.
Keep a- -rollin’. 16436.
Keep a Silver lining shining. 52045.
Keep a Star in your window. 36237.
Keep a stiff upper lip. 11709.
Keep a zipper on your lip, Uncle Sam. 48621.
Keep all enemies away from our shores. 52046.
Keep all germs forever out of Germany. 11710.
Keep America, American. 11711.
Keep America for you & me. 21064.
* Keep America forever free. 48623.
Keep America free. 21065.
Keep America safe for our own. 52047.
Keep America singing. 21066, 21067, 43872.
Keep an eye onthe allies. 39602.
Keep an eye on your heart. 39603.
Keep awake. 6931.
Keep away from my back door. 2196.
Keep away from the old armchair. 52048.
Keep both flags a-flying. 48624.
Keep bright the light of freedom, in the U.S.A.
36238.
- Keep calm. 21068, 36239.
Keep close to Jesus. 38171 (229)
Keep concentrating on love. 36240.
Keep counting your blessings. 48625.
Keep courage. 48626.
Keep democracy forever. 16437.
Keep democracy from dieing [?] 6932.
Keep "em bouncing. 31403.
Keep vem fighting. 21069.
Keep "em floating. 11712.
Keep ’ em flyin’. 2197, 6933, 11713, 26133.
Keep ’em flyin’ | Keep "em rollin’. 2198.
Keep ’em flyin’, keep ’em rollin’, until our victory’ s
won., 31404.
Keep em flyin’, rollin’, sailin’. 31405, 31406.
Keep ?em flyin’ shootin’ sailin’. 39604.
Keep ‘em flyin’ to the tune of Yankee Doodle. 2199.
Keep ’em flying. 2200-2207, 6934-6940, 11714-
11716, 16438, 21070- 21072, 26134- 26136, 31407,
31408, 43873-43875, 48627, 48628, 52049, 52050.
Keep ’ jem flying boys. 2208.
Keep ’em flying for the good old U.S.A.
16439.
Keep "em flying for the U.S.A. 2209.
Keep ’em flying for victory. 16440, 36241, 48629.
Keep ’em flying, happy landing. 21073.
Keep ’em flying high. 39605.
Keep ’em flying high America. 2210.
Keep ’em flying, keep buying war bonds, it’s victory
for U. S.A. 26137.
Keep ’em flying, keep ’em rolling, keep ’em sail-
ing. 31409.
Keep ’em flying, keep ’em sailing, keep ’em roll-
ing. 48630.
Keep ’em flying march. 16441.
Keep em flying, men of freedom. 6941.
Keep "em flying on to victory. 26138.
Keep ’em flying, put your shoulder to the wheel.
36242.
Keep “em flying —to victory. 2211.
Keep ’em flying, Uncle Sam. 2212, 21074.
Keep ’em frying while we’re flying. 21075.
Keep em happy. 43876.
Keep em laughing. 11717.
Keep em living. 6942.
Keep em loving. 43877.
Keep ‘em off of Lonesome street. 39606.
Keep em onthe run. 31410.
Keep “em playing. 31411.
Keep em roarin fightin’ Yanks. 11718.
Keep ’em rollin’. 6943, 11719, 16442.
Keep em rollin’ along. 43878.
Keep ’em rollin’, floatin’ , flyin’. 26139.
Keep em rollin’, keep ’ em flying. . 48631.
Keep ’ ‘em rollin’ on to victory. 16443.
Keep ’em rolling. 2213-2215, 26140, 26141, 31412,.
48632.
Keep ’em rolling, keep ’em flying, keep democracy
from dying. 6944.
Keep-em rolling, keep-em flying, keep-em sailing.
6945.
Keep ’ em rolling, Roller U. 31413.
Keep vem Sailing. 36243.
Keep *em Shooting. 43879.
Keep ’ em Singing inthe U.S.A. 16444.
Keep vem Slidin’. 43880.
Keep "em smilin’. 31414.
Br Way smiling. 11720, 11721, 16445, 16446,
210
Keep ’ em smiling, America. 31415.
Keep ’em swingin’. 6946.
Keep faith alive in America. 16447, 52051.
Keep faith, soldier boy, it won’t be long. 48633.
Keep fighting for liberty. 39607.
Keep fighting on. 11722.
Keep fit, fella. 11723, 26142.
Keep flyin’. 31416.
Keep free America, forever free. 11724.
Keep going. 31417.
Keep going strong. 21077.
Keep her flying. 11725, 16448.
Keep hiking on. 6947.
Keep in step. 11726, 39608, 48634.
Keep in touch with Jesus. 36244.
Keep it flying. 48635.
Keep it flying — raise it higher. 21078.
Keep it under your heart. 21079.
Keep it up. 18845 (153), 43881.
Keep it up America. 43882.
Keep it up Yanks. 39609.
Keep it waving. 11727, 11728.
Keep looking up. 21080.
Keep me by power divine. 21081.
Keep me from fallin’ asleep. 24219 (743)
Keep me Lord, nowI pray. 39610.
Keep me, Lord, the shadows falling. 14692 (355)
Keep moving. 18845 (154)
Keep moving along. 29091 (313)
Keep mum, Americans. 31418.
Keep mum, chum. 2216, 11729.
Keep my heart. 6948.
Keep my love. 31419.
?
ee ee ee ee ee
2117
Keep near to Jesus. 29091 (314)
Keep off the grass. 6949.
Keep Old Glory flying. 2217, 21082, 26143,
31420, 36245, 43883.
Keep Old Glory flying high. 16449, 39611.
Keep Old Glory flying on high. 31421.
Keep Old Glory in the sky. 11730.
Keep Old Glory waving ever o’er the U.S.A.
36246.
Keep Old Glory waving on our land. 31422.
Keep old Hitler on the run. 2218, 6950.
Keep Ole Glory flying. 31423.
Keep on a-smiling Billy Boy. 31424.
Keep on buying bonds & stamps. 36247.
Keep on devilin’ me. 21083.
Keep on dreaming. 48636.
Keep on flying, we’ll build the ships for you.
11731.
Keep on hopin’. 38171 (230)
Keep on laughing, it’s better by far.
Keep on pretending. 21084.
Keep on sending smiles. 39612.
Keep on singing. 24219 (744), 50835 (194)
Keep on smilin’. 6951, 39613.
Keep on smiling. 21085, 31425, 31426, 36248.
Keep on smiling my blue Hawaii. 21086.
Keep on smiling till —. 43884.
Keep our America free. 11732.
Keep our Colors flying, & lick Germany & Japan.
16451.
Keep our Flag flying. 16452.
Keep our Flag flying high. 11733.
Keep our Flag ontop. 26144.
Keep our Flag proudly waving. 31427.
Keep our liberty. 11734, 26145.
Keep peace in the U.S.A. 2219.
Keep pitching, America. 11735, 21087.
Keep praying. 26146.
Keep praying on. 48637.
Keep punchin’. 2220.
Keep right on at em. 48638.
Keep rolling out the bombers. 21088.
Keep singing, America. 16453.
Keep smilin’, keep laughin’,be happy. 21089.
Keep smilin’, keep laughin’, keep punchin’. 6952.
Keep smilin’ thru. 21090.
Keep smiling. 21091, 21092, 24219 (745), 26147,
36249, 39614.
Keep smiling for me.
52052.
Keep smiling! Keep saying! Good Old Reading
beer. 16454.
Keep smiling, Mr. Man in the Moon. 21093.
Keep smiling till we've won. 31428.
-Keep smiling, you &I. 31429.
Keep step. 2221.
Keep that Flag flying U.S.A. 11736.
Keep the ball a-rolling. 39616.
Keep the bombers flying. 26149.
Keep the bombers in the air. 2222.
Keep the bulls-eye Flag a-flyin’ high. 43886.
Keep the butcher pleased. 52053.
Keep the chin up! America. 39617.°
Keep the Colors flying. 2223, 26150, 31430.
Keep the eagle flying. 52054.
Keep the eagles flying. 2224.
Keep the fires of freedom burning. 48639.
Keep the Flag a-flying. 21094, 31431, 43887.
Keep the Flag a’flying, America. 6953, 11737.
Keep the Flag a-waving. 2225, 21095.
Keep the Flag flying. 31432.
Keep the Flag flying high. 16455.
Keep the Flag in memory of me. 39618.
16450.
26148, 39615, 43885,
INDEX
pt. :3,:nas.,/ vies
Keep the Flag of freedom flying. 2226.
Keep the Flag of freedom forever floating high.
16456.
Keep the Flag of freedom waving. 6954.
Keep the Flag of liberty waving. 16457.
Keep the Flag waving. 21096.
Keep the home fires burning. 41610 (92, 93)
Keep the home fires burning, for we'll be returning,
when we’ve won this warfor Uncle Sam. 52055.
Keep the home fires burning low. 48640.
Keep the home fires burning till the boys come
home. 41610 (94), 47124 (266)
Keep the Huns on the run. 39619.
~ Keep the Japs away. 16458, 31433.
2118
Keep the lamp light burning brightly, till I come
home. 52056.
Keep the lamp light burning mother. 26151.
Keep the letters flying. 16459.
Keep the liberty bell a-ringing. 16460.
Keep the light burning. 21097, 53636 (294)
Keep the light burning bright. 16461, 31434.
Keep the light in your heart. 21098.
Keep the light of liberty burning. 31435.
Keep the love light burning. 39620.
Keep the love light shining. 39621.
Keep the monster from our door. 2227.
Keep the old Flag flying. 11738, 21099.
Keep the Red cross flying. 2228.
Keep the Savior with you. 24219 (746) —
Keep the sea lanes free. 6955.
Keep the skies over America clear. 6956.
Keep the Star Spangled Banner in the sky. 6957.
Keep the Stars & Stripes aloft. 16462.
Keep the Stars & Stripes flying on high. 36250.
Keep the Stars & Stripes unfurled. 11739, 11740.
Keep the Stars & Stripes up boys. 11741.
Keep the Stars flying. 26152.
Keep the’ stars shining bright in Old Glory. 43888.
Keep the sunshine in your smile. 6958.
Keep the U.S. free. 11742.
Keep the vision of the cross. 38171 (231)
Keep the wheels a-rolling. 26153.
Keep the wheels rolling. 16463.
Keep the wires clear. 18845 (155)
Keep the Yanks in the tanks rolling on. 36251.
Keep them birdies in your eyes. 2229.
Keep them flying. 2230, 6959-6961, 11743, 21100,
39622, 48641.
Keep them flying & smiling. 43889.
Keep them flying high. 11744.
Keep them flying in the air. 52057.
Keep them flying, over there. 6962, 26154.
Keep them flying Sammy. 31436.
Keep them flying Uncle Sam. 16464.
Keep them from coming over here.
Keep them going Uncle Sam. 11746.
Keep them high in the sky. 2231.
Keep them on the beam. 26155.
Keep them rolling. 26156.
Keep them shining. 43890.
Keep them sliding, down the ways.
Keep them smiling. 16465.
Keep them waving. 21101.
Keep things moving for Uncle Sam. 26157.
Keep this land for Uncle Sam. 43891.
Keep those eyes on me. 26158.
Keep those letters roll’n in. 52058.
Keep those lovely red lips smiling. 48642.
Keep up your spirits. 21102.
Keep us flying. 31437.
Keep us rolling along. 36252.
Keep wearing a smile & keep on singing a song.
21103.
11745.
11747.
Keep writing to me, Buddy. 39623.
Keep your armor bright. 50835 (195)
Keep your chin up. 2232, 6963, 6964, 11748-
11750, 16466, 21104, 26159, 26160, 31438, 31439,
36253, 39624, 43892, 43893, 48643.
Keep your chin up America. 26161.
Keep your chin up & keep smiling. 26162.
Keep your chin up & smile my gal. 39625.
Keep your chin up, Cholly. 2233.
Keep your chin up, dear mother. 31440.
Keep your chin up in true Yankee style.
Keep your chin up, little darlin’. 52059.
Keep your chin up, mother, & I'll come back to
you. 26163.
Keep your chin up over there. 6965.
Keep your chin up, private darling. 21105.
Keep your chin up, Uncle Sam. 2234, 6966, 16467,
16468, 21106, 52060.
Keep your chins up boys. 6967.
Keep your chins up over there. 48644.
Keep your courage. 11752.
Keep your dreams alive. 43894.
Keep yeur eye on Stalin. 36254.
Keep your eye on that star. 2235.
Keep your eye onthe Flag. 16469.
Keep your eye onthe U.S.A. 6968.
Keep your eyes on Roller Rink Rosie. 16470.
Keep your eyes on the Saviour. 43895.
Keep your eyes upon the Saviour. 34788 (372)
Keep your fingers crossed. 16471.
Keep your hand on your heart. 6969.
Keep your information to yourself. 21107.
Keep your knitting flying. 6970.
Keep your mouth shut & listen. 16472.
Keep your sleeves rolled up, Uncle Sam. 2236.
Keep your thumbs up. 16473.
Keep your thumbs up, soldier boy. 31441.
Keep your tiny thumbs up. 52061.
Keeper. 6971.
Keeper of my heart. 47124 (267)
Keeper of the flame. 6971*, 36881, 50969, 50983,
51073, 51083, 51182, 51432, 51435, 51464, 51465,
51468, 51594, 51631, 51656, 51771, 51783, 51868,
51991, 52038, 52062, 52063, 52248, 52297, 52474,
52530, 52646, 52741, 52742, 52986, 53059, 53160,
53205, 53527, 53604.
Keeper of the keys. 43896.
Keeper of the light. 43897.
Keeper of the lights. 16474.
Keepin’ our big mouth shut. 2237.
Keepin’ out of trouble. 26164.
Keeping love aglow for two. 26165.
Keeping step. 53636 (295)
Keeping up with Lizzie. 29091 (315)
Keepsake mill. 48645.
Keil odon, 52064.
Keilokeinu. 52065.
Kelly & Washington. 26166.
Kelly boy. 2238.
Keltic lament. 50835 (196)
Keltic suite. 5201 (517), 50835 (197)
Kelvinator. 16475.
Kenton’s theme. 21108.
Ken-tuc-kee. 18845 (156), 50835 (198)
Kentuckian steed. 31442.
Kentucky. 21109.
Kentucky babe. 52066.
Kentucky dreams, 26167, 43898.
Kentucky hills are calling. 26168.
Kentucky home. 5201 (518)
Kentucky is calling me. 31443.
Kentucky moon. 21110.
Kentucky nuts. 47124 (268)
11751.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
2119
Kentucky River Valley. 31444.
Kentucky rosebuds. 24219 (747)
Kentucky Sal. 50835 (199)
Kentucky waltz. 43899.
Kentucky woman. 11753.
Kern Valley. 36255.
Kerr’s (Phil) gospel songs. 36256.
Kerry dance. 2239, 43900-43902.
Kewpie march. 24219 (748)
Key to first year harmony with additional
exercises. 41610 (95)
Key to liberty. 6972.
Key to my heart. 48646.
Key to your heart. 47124 (269)
Keyboard stories for class & individual instruc-
tion. 16476.
Keys of heaven. 6973.
Keystone glide. 41610 (96)
Khaki. 43903.
Khaki & blue. 36257.
Khaki & gold. 14692 (356)
Khaki & the blue. 16477, 26169, 43904,
- 52067.
Khaki boy. 52068.
Khaki hop. 36258.
Khaki serenade. 11754.
Khaki soldier, 43905.
Khaki Yankee. 31445.
Kharkof. 48647.
Khyber Pass. 43905*.
Kick in. 24219 (749)
Kick in with your dough-boys. 26170.
Kick of a Muhlenburg Mule. 26171.
Kick the sky. 43906.
Kickapoo corral. 43907.
Kid I like. 31446.
Kiddie Land. 50835 (200)
Kidnap me, honey. 39626.
Kids’ rodeo. 36259.
Kiever sher. 6974.
Kill. 6975.
Killaloo. 38171 (232)
Killarney. 21111.
Killdeer serenade. 43908.
Kille kille. 31447, 36260.
Killed in action. 47124 (270)
Killing of the Indian. 39627.
Killing of the mayor. 6976.
Kilties’ kourtship. 9582 (246), 50835 (201)
Kimaneero down to Cairo. 2240.
Kimbrough’s 12 lessons for the piano. 43909.
Kind fortune smiles. 24219 (750)
Kind of love you read about. 2241.
Kind words. 9582 (247), 16478, 18845 (157), 24219
(751, 752)
Kinda lonesome for you. 31448.
Kindchen - leih’ mir dein miindchen. 9582 (248)
Kindergarten flower pageant. 43910.
Kindergarten pianistico. 43911.
Kindersegen. 16479.
Kindness makes folks happy. 6977.
King Alcohol must go. 24219 (753)
King & queen of paradise. 26172.
King Apple’s song. 6978.
King Arthur. 14692 (279)
King Bess. 6979.
King David march. 39628.
King is coming. 5201 (519)
King Joe. 11755.
King of Kings. 29091 (316, 317)
King of love. 5201 (520, 521), 11756, 24219 (754),
41610 (97, 98), 43912.
King of love my Shepherd is. 43913.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
King of the rodeo. 6980.
King of the world. 24219 (755)
King of trots. 24219 (756)
King Pippin polka. 26173.
King Witlaf’s drinking horn. 53636 (296)
Kingdom coming. 36261.
Kingdom of dreams. 48648.
Kingdom of God. 52069.
Kingdom of God is within you. 261 74.
Kingdom of peace. 6981.
Kingdom of the deep. 39629.
Kinglet. 31449.
King’s highway. 36262.
Kings of destiny. 52070.
King’s reception. 24219 (757)
Kings Shall come from Saba. 39630.
King’s songs of Hawaii. 43914.
Kinky. 34788 (373)
Kirkconnell Lea. 5201 (522)
Kismet. 26175.
Kiss. 26176.
' Kiss all the lads for me.
Kiss & a prayer. 21112.
Kiss & make up. 2243.
Kiss © run. 21113.
Kiss @ Say goodbye. 48649.
Kiss & then goodbye. 26177.
2242.
Kiss for my sweetheart, a salute to my King. 39631.
Kiss for you. 2244.
Kiss from Mister Liszt. 6982.
Kiss from you. 39632.
Kiss ina cab. 31450.
Kiss in the dark. 26178, 52071.
Kiss in the rain. 26179.
Kiss Junior for me. 11757.
Kiss me again. 21114, 24219 (758)
Kiss me again, dear. 26180.
Kiss me baby now. 36263.
Kiss me baby till the bugle blows. 21115.
Kiss me before we part. 43915.
Kiss me, but don’ t Say goodbye. 36264.
Kiss me darlin’. 39633.
Kiss me, dear. 16480, 31451, 43916.
Kiss me good-bye. 11758, 26181, 26182, 39634,
43917, 52072.
Kiss me goodbye & I'll kiss you hello. 6983.
Kiss me goodbye with a smile dear. 2245.
Kiss me goodnight. 16481, 48650.
Kiss me goodnight again. 2246.
Kiss me goodnight & just say so-long. 52073.
Kiss me little fraidy cat. 36265.
Kiss me little sweetheart. 11759.
Kiss me, mother. 2247.
Kiss me my darling, so lovely. 48651.
Kiss me now. 48652.
Kiss me, sweetheart, I’m leaving. 31452.
Kiss me while I live. 26183.
Kiss me with your eyes, Mary. 26184.
Kiss the bride goodbye. 31453.
Kiss to the moon. 52074.
Kiss waltz. 43918.
Kiss with the scrap. 52075.
Kiss you don’t remember. 48653.
Kiss you gave me. 26185.
Kiss your daddy goodbye. 6984.
Kiss your Tokio goodbye. 6985.
Kisses. 26186.
Kisses alamode [?] 39635.
Kisses for prizes. 21116.
Kisses in the moonlight. 36266, 39636.
Kissing is here to stay. 31454.
Kissing the rod. 52076.
Kiste. 14692 (357)
2120
Kit-a-ior-za.. 36267.
Kitchen blues. 36268.
Kitchener’s boys. 41610 (99)
Kite time. 2248.
Kitten. 5201 (523)
Kitten on the keys. 48654.
Kitty. 31455, 43919.
Kitty grows. up. 43920.
Kitty kat song. 2249.
Kitty MacKay. 5201 (524), 24219 (759)
Kitty of Coleraine. 14692 (358)
Kitty’s cradle song. 5201 (525)
Ki-wis. 31456.
Klansman’s song. 11760.
Klassisches vortragsalbum. 9582 (249-252), 41610
(100, 101)
Klavierbichlein. 11761.
Klavierstiicke. 47124 (271, 272)
Klein Ida-walzer. 39637.
Klein Ida’s blumen. 43921.
Kleine baroness. 5201 (46)
Kleine bilder aus grosser zeit. 34788 (374)
Kleine fantasie. 43922.
Kneel down on your knees. 39638.
Kneeling army. 43923.
Knick-knocks. 29091 (318)
Knight of the open ror seine
ee of the road. 396
Knighthood song. 34788 (375)
Knights of old. 24219 (760)
Knights of Pythias march. 6986.
Knights of the range. 29824.
Knit & purl. 39640.
Knit for victory. 26187.
Knit, knit, knit. 6987.
Knit, knit, knit, Sister Sue. 14692 (359)
Knit one, purl two. 21117, 26188.
Knit, sister, knit. 26189.
Knit two, purl two. 26190.
Knittin’ for Britain, 2250, 6988.
Knittin’ for Brittin’. 16482.
Knittin’ on a mitten. 16483.
Knitting. 5201 (526), 18845 (158), 24219 (761, 16%),
38171 (233)
Knitting serenade. 16484, 31457.
Knock it around. 36269. :
Knock-knees. 47124 (273)
Knock me a kiss. 11763, 26191, 48655.
Knock the heil out of Hitler. 111764.
Knockin’ around, from pillar to post. 39641.
Knockin’ on wood. 11765.
Knocking on wood. 6989.
Knocking out the Niponee. 21118.
Knockout in a blackout. 16485.
Knots. 31458.
Knowing Christ to make Him known. 11766, 36270.
K-nuts march © two-step. 9582 (253, 254)
Kodachrome. 26192.
Konig Harald’s tod. 24219 (763)
Koif a bond. 11767.
Koift bonds un stamps. 26193.
Kokoda. 43924.
Kokomo. 21119.
Kol nidre. 11768, 16486, 38171 (234)
Kol sh’arith Yisrael. 43925.
Koliko te srce moji vole. 2251.
Kolmar grand march. 11769.
Komm siusser tod. 43926.
Kompendium der klaviertechnik. 41610 (102)
Kompositionen.. 5201 (527-529)
Kona love. 31459, 36271.
Kong ho. 43927. i
Konzert in D dur, Brandenburger konzert no. 5.
9582 (255)
nos. 1-12, 1942
Konzert no. 1 in E moll. 9582 (256)
Konzert no. 2 in F moll. 29091 (319)
Konzerte. 5201 (530)
Konzertstiick. 41610 (103)
Korutz michomer. 31460.
Kosack-vaggvisa. 21120.
Kosatski. 5201 (531)
Kozacko kolo. 21121.
Kozak. 2252.
Kradem tise. 11770.
Krakowiak. 16487.
Krece Se ljadja. 11771.
Kriegskindermarsch. 14692 (360)
Kroger song. 16488.
Krol Sobieski Balamuty. 16489.
KuCice pod gorama. 36272.
Kuck-oo clock. 5201 (532)
Kuss die hand, gnadige frau. 31461.
Kuhihewa. 26194.
Kung Fu-Tze. 16490.
Kutamba. 31462.
Kuu home. 16491.
Kuu ipo u’i. 7242. -
Kyrie. 6990, 43928.
L. A. swing. 31463.
La-bas. 9582 (257)
La Belle Lulu. 31464.
La del sombrerito azul. 43929.
La falira don daine, la falira don dé. 52077.
La Jolla. 43938.
La rara. 43930.
Labbra di velluto. 16492.
Laberinto. 6991, 16493.
Labor day. 53636 (297)
Labourers for the harvest. 2253.
Lachendes leben. 18845 (159)
Lackadaisical Joe. 26195.
Lacrymosa. 36273.
Lad in khaki. 31465.
Lad in the uniform. 31466. =
Ladder of roses. 47124 (274)
Ladders. 26196.
Laddie. 39642.
Laddie boy. 39643, 48656.
Laddie boy, son of mine. 26197.
Laddie in khaki. 26198.
Laddie o’ mine. 21122.
Ladies are inthe army. 26199.
Ladies first. 36274.
Ladies lend an ear to me. 52078.
Ladies of the chorus. 43931.
Ladies, the song is you. 43932.
Ladron. 36275.
Lads of the merchant marine. 31467.
Lady. 2254.
Lady & gentleman. 15494.
Lady & the tiger. 11772.
Lady called Liberty. 43933.
Lady churn [?] milk. 36276.
Lady comes across. 1762, 2254, 3986, 4232,
5111.
Lady fair. 11773, 39644, 52079.
Lady from Harlem. 16495.
Lady from Rue Blondelle. 31468.
Lady has other plans. 2255.
Lady I’m sorry. 39645.
Lady ina jam. 35603, 36277.
Lady in lace. 26200.
Lady in red. 24219 (841, 919, 953, 1400, 1452),
29091 (31, 320, 696)
Lady in sequins. 11774
Lady in slacks. 43934.
Lady in the band. 31469.
521888 0 - 43 - 11
INDEX
Lady inthe moon. 48657.
Lady in the shoe. 11775.
Lady in the uniform. 36278, 43935.
Lady in waiting. 2256, 31470.
Lady in white. 21123.
Lady is willing. 21124, 45758.
Lady Liberty. 6992.
Lady Liberty we salute you. 21125.
Lady love-bird. 47124 (275) ‘
Lady loves a Soldier. 48658.
Lady loves love affairs. 11776.
Lady Luxury. 5201 (774, 985, 1101), 47124
(98)
Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk. 45251, 52080.
Lady next door. 48659.
Lady of glory. 21126.
Lady of Hawaii. 2257, 22127.
Lady of Liberty. 2258, 31471.
Lady of light. 43936.
Lady of my dreams. 11777, 26201, 48660.
Lady of Park avenue. 2259, 16496.
Lady of Shalott. 21128.
Lady of the afternoon. 26202, 31472.
Lady of the lake. 11778, 50835 (202)
Lady of the night. 21129.
Lady ona balcony. 43937.
Lady said yes. 11779.
Lady says maybe. 16497.
Lady to a degree. 39646.
Lady who didn’t believe in love.
52081.
Lady with the light in the harbor. 11780.
Lady with the torch of liberty. 52082.
Ladybird. 5201 (533)
Laendler no. 15. 24219 (764, 765)
Laetamini, alleluia. 21130.
Laetentur coeli. 14692 (361)
Laffs. 26203.
Lagoon of dreams. 6993.
Lagrima gitana. 36279.
Laguna. 36280.
Lake. 5201 (534)
Lake Norconian waters. 48661.
Lake shore of my dreams. 2260.
Lake Titicaca. 26204, 31473.
Lakes of Killarney. 11781.
Lakme. 3371.
La - la- la. 26205.
Lalapaluza Lu. 11782, 26206.
Lalipa. 11783.
Lamb. 16498.
Lamb of God. 24219 (766)
Lambda chi, your colors will fly side by side with
Old Glory. 31474.
Lambda chi’s pledge. 48662.
Lambie’s ina stew. 2261.
Lamb’s book of glory. 26207.
Lambs’ march. 14692 (362-364)
Lambs to sell. 11784.
Lame duck. 11785.
Lame pet dog. 5201 (535)
Lament. 6994, 6995, 14692 (365), 26208, 43939,
43940, 48663.
Lament in E. 16499.
Lament of a broken heart. 39647.
Lament of the wind & the rain. 43941.
Lamentatio Jeremiae prophetae. 31475.
Lamentation. 48664.
Lamento. 5201 (536), 16500.
Lamentos de un viejo camello. 6996.
Lamp of love. 16501.
Lamp of memory. 6997.
Lamplighter’s serenade. 6998, 11786.
2121
Lana does it again. 31476.
Lana Turner blues. 31477.
Land & water. 5201 (537)
Land for one and all. 52083.
Land for you & me. 11787, 16502.
Land immortal. 24219 (767)
Land of all nations. 26209.
Land of America. 2262, 43942, 43943.
Land of Beginning Again & other 1942 heavenly
glory songs. 16503.
Land of blarney. 14692 (366)
Land of Blow Bubbles. 6999.
Land of Counterpane. 48665.
Land of democracy, America. 21131.
Land of dreams. 31478, 43944.
Land of dreams, America. 52084.
Land of dreams come true. 21132.
Land of enchantment, New Mexico. 48666.
Land of exile. 50835 (203)
Land of freedom. 11540, 11788, 20842.
Land of glory. 43945.
Land of home sweet home. 2263.
Land of hope & glory. 9582 (258-260), 14692
INDEX
: pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
Lanterns in the sky. 26214, 48671.
Lanterns on the levee. 43951.
Largamente appassionato. 31490.
Larghetto. 9582 (261), 34788 (378), 36284.
Larghetto & allegro from Harpsichord pieces. $6285.
Largo. 2277, 2278, 11794, 29091 (322)
Largo assai from String quartet. 26215.
Lark. 11795.
Larry boy. 43952.
Lass ab. 5201 (538)
' Lass with the delicate air. 24219 (770), 31491.
(367)
Land of liberty. 2264, 11789, 21133, 26210, 31479,
31480, 39648, 43946.
Land of long ago. 34788 (376)
Land of love & dreams. 2265.
Land of Make Believe. 16504.
Land of mine. 31481.
Land of my birth. 26211.
Land of my love. 2266.
Land of Necourt Né. 2267.
Land of Nod. 26212, 31482, 48667.
Land of Orizaba. 43947.
Land of our fathers’ choice. 16505.
Land of saints & scholars. 26213.
Land of Shangri-La. 31483.
Land of the eagle. 31484.
Land of the fighting free. 39649.
Land of the free. 2268, 2269, 11790, 31485,
36281, 36282, 48668.
Land of the long ago. 38171 (235)
Land of the midnight sun. 16506, 29091 (321)
Land of the rain,’ 47124 (276)
Land of the sage & sunshine. 2270.
Land of the Star Spangled Banner. 2271.
Land of tomorrow. 31486.
Land of U.S.A. 31487.
Land that I love. 7000, 16507.
Land we all love best. 7001.
Land we love. 2272, 7002, 11791, 11792, 31488,
43948.
Land we love, Australia. 31489.
Land we love best. 52085.
Land we love so well. 2273.
Land we love the best. 34788 (377)
Land we love the most. 36283.
Land where my dreams come true. 48669.
Land without a song. 43949.
Landlord, oh landlord. 2274.
Lands End. 11792*.
Lane of broken hearts. 48670.
Lange. 14692 (368)
Langley fair. 14692 (369)
Langran. 43950.
Language not all my own.
Language of a kiss. 2275.
Language of eyes. 52086.
Language of the flowers. 24219 (768, 769)
Lanikai. 39650.
Landershim galop. 2276.
Lantern suite. 50835 (204)
11793.
2122
Lassie I love best. 53636 (298)
Last all clear. 26216.
Last bloom of autumn. 39651.
Last but not least. 7003.
Last call. 50835 (205)
Last call for love. 7004, 43953.
Last cowboy. 7005.
Last date. 52087.
Last dream. 36286.
Last farewell. 7006, 50835 (206):
Last glory. 2278*.
Last goodbye. 2279.
Last hope. 29091 (323, 324)
Last hour. 29091 (325)
Last invocation. 31492.
Last June. 48672.
Last kiss in Vienna. 7007.
Last lesson. 47904, 48673, 49807, 50212.
Last long mile. 2280.
Last night. 2281-2283, 7008, 11796, 14692 (370),
52088-52090.
Last night Idreamed. 11797, 21134.
Last night I dreamed I kissed you. 39652.
Last night I dreamed of England. 36287.
Last night I dreamed of you. 11798, 18845 (160),
48674.
Last night I fell in love. 39653.
Last night I kissed you. 16508.
Last night I said a prayer. 2284.
Last night I saw a boy clad in khaki. 43954.
Last night I shall always remember. 43955.
Last night ina dream. 26217.
Last night in my dream. 17009.
Last night in my dreams I saw you. 26218.
Last night in reverie. 21135.
Last night of leave. 31493.
Last night the moon was bright, the atmosphere just
right. 11799.
Last night the nightingale. 43956.
Last night was a lovely night. 31494.
Last night when you kissed me. 36288.
Last night, you said you loved me. 26219.
Last of May. 11800.
Last round-up. 48675-48677.
Last song. 11801.
Last spring. 34788 (379), 36289.
Last stop. 2285.
Last summer’s love. 48678.
Last summer’s roses. 43957.
Last Supper. 21136, 26220.
Last thing I'll do. 39654.
Last train for Memphis. 43958.
Last waltz. 9582 (262), 31495, 36290,
43959.
Last word. 39655.
Last word of Leonidas. 43960.
Lasting liberty. 11802, 26221.
Lasting peace. 2286.
Latch on brother, before it’s too late. 16509.
Late confession. 2287.
Late moon. 2288.
—_
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Late one rainy afternoon. 31496.
Later on. 26222.
Latest spiritual songs. 2289.
Latin America. 11803.
Latin America rhythms for the drummer. 16510.
Latin-American art music for the piano by twelve
contemporary composers. 26223.
Latin-American serenade. 39656.
Latin-American song book. 31497.
Latin-American symphonette. 21137.
Latona. 52091.
Laudate Dominum in tympanis. 26224.
Lauder’s (Harry) songs. 39657.
Laugh all your troubles away. 16511.
Laugh & lift your face. 21138.
Laugh & the world laughs with you. 31498.
Laugh away your troubles. 7010, 36291.
Laugh it off. 26225, 43960*.
Laugh, laugh, laugh with Hey, Abbott! Hey, Cos-
tello. 16512.
Laugh like a clown. 52092,
Laugh, little fellow. 31499.
Laughin’ with you. 48679.
Laughing at the stars. 2290.
Laughing cuckoo. 43961.
Laughing song. 43962, 48680.
Laughing waters. 5201 (539)
Laughter. 11804.
Launch out. 5201 (540), 7011.
Laura. 11805.
Laura Jane. 48681.
Laura Lee. 43963.
Laurel crown. 52093, 52143, 52914.
Laurel music reader. 5201 (541)
Laurel songs for juniors. 47124 (277)
Laus et jubilatio. 16513.
Lavender lady. 9582 (263)
La Violette quartet album. 7012, 7013, 11806.
Law & order. 47124 (278)
Law of the tropics. 41649.
Lawd, be my friend. 21139.
Lawd you never made de night too long. 16514.
Lawdy Clawdy. 21140.
Lawn as white as driven snow. 24219 (771)
Lawn tennis match. 5201 (542)
Lay down your arms. 14692 (371)
Lay down your staffs, O shepherds. 2291.
Lay it on the firing line. 43964.
Lay of four winds. 14692 (372)
Lay off my heart. 26226.
Lay siege. 16515.
Lay them low in Tokyo. 21141.
Laylah feleh. 31500.
Lazin’ in de sunshine. 31501.
Lazy & good for nothin’. 39658.
Lazy Auggie. 16516.
Lazy brat. 43965.
Lazy dreamer. 2292.
Lazy Georgia moon. 7014.
Lazy J. 11807.
Lazy little minute hand. 2293.
Lazy lover’s serenade. 16517.
Lazy man’s ranch. 2294.
Lazy melody. 26227.
Lazy Monday. 31502.
Lazy moon. 16518, 26228.
Lazy moon come out & shine. 11808.
Lazy paradise. 21142.
Lazy river. 11809.
Lazy River moon. 31503, 52094.
Lazy summer skies. 21143.
Lazy swing. 31504.
Lazy tune. 7015.
2123
Lead Kindly light. 2295, 2296, 5201 (543, 544),
11810-11812, 29091 (326), 34788 (380), 36292,
43966, 53636 (66)
Lead me gently onward. 43967.
Lead me, Saviour. 21144.
Lead me to de water. 48682.
Lead me to love. 24219 (772)
Lead me to the gates of paradise. 36293.
Lead, my America, 21145. ‘
Lead on MacArthur. 26229, 31505, 31506.
Lead on! My Flag. 21146.
Lead on, O King eternal. 29091 (327)
Lead on Old Glory, lead on. 2297.
Lead on to Bethlehem. 31507.
Lead on to victory. 16519.
Lead the way, Mister F.D.R. 7016.
Lead Thou me on. -9582 (264), 53636 (299)
Lead us, O Father. 29091 (328)
Lead us upward. 7017.
Leader of the U.S.A. 7018.
Leading the ladies on. 36294.
Leah. 26230.
Leanin’ ona rail. 31508.
Leaning on the everlasting arm. 36295.
Lean-to lullabye. 26231.
Leap frog. 43968.
Leap Year Land, 24219 (773)
Learn to jive. 21147.
Learning. 48683.
Learning to play the piano. 43969.
Learning to smile. 31509.
Lease your little lovin’-heart to me. 5201 (545)
Least of all, Lord. 36296.
Leatherneck. 31510.
Leatherneck me. 16520.
Leathernecks on parade. 43970.
Leave her to beauty. 31511.
Leave it to Joe. 36297.
Leave it to the medical corps.
Leave it to the Yanks. 11814.
Leave it to Uncle Sam. 2298.
Leave it tous. 2299.
Leave me arose. 39659.
Leave me darling I don’t mind.
Leave me outside of your door.
Leave me with a smile. 26232.
Leave me your heart. 43971.
Leave my women alone. 7019.
Leave prolonging thy distress. 48684.
Leave-taking. 38171 (236)
Leave your rosary with me. 36298.
Leave your tears alone. 7020.
Leaves. 5201 (546), 31512, 36299, 43972.
Leaves of the tree were for the healing of the
nations. 48685.
Leaves on the trees nodded yes. 2300.
Leavin’ love alone. 2301.
Leaving Biffers. 43973.
Leaving for battle. 7021.
Leaving for war. 26233.
Leaving the joint. 26234.
Leaving town blues. 21148.
Lebe wohl. 14692 (373)
Lebende leichnam, 9582 (265)
Lebn zol Roosevelt. 48686.
Lecture du soir. 14692 (374)
Lee & Harriet. 7022.
Lee O Lee. 21149.
Lee rigg. 21150.
Leen. 43974.
Leetle Mr. Baggy Breeches. 50835 (207)
Left foot, right foot march album. 39660.
Left-right. 26235.
11813.
11815.
52095.
Left with a broken heart. 39661.
Leftie on his own. 36300.
Legato & staccato. 24219 (774, 775)
Legend. 11816, 24219 (776)
Legend of a rose. 50835 (208)
Legend of the California poppy. 38171 (237)
Legend of, the chimes. 14692 (375)
Legend of Tsar Saltan. 19913.
Legend, Once long ago in Nazareth. 47124 (279)
Legende. 7023, 14692 (376), 16521, 36301, 53636
(300, 301)
Legende. romantique. 9582 (266)
Légendes dorées, avec leurs airs anciens. 14692
(377)
Legion forever. 11817.
Legion in white. 11818.
Legionaires of victory. 48687.
Legionare [?] 2302.
Legionaries together. 39662.
Legionnaires of Mary. 31513.
Legion’s convention. 43975.
Legions of liberty. 48688.
Legions of the air. 21151.
Lehigh Valley polka. 43976.
Lei-Mana. 52096.
Lei of flowers rare for you. 7024.
Leid. 9582 (267)
Leila. 52097.
Leila-Lee. 11819.
Leise, leise, fromme weise. 29091 (329)
Leisure hours. 14692 (378)
Lejos de tu querer. 39663.
Lemme be. 31514.
Lend a hand America. 26236.
Lend a hand —American. 11820, 16522.
Lend a hand to Uncle Sam. 21152.
Lend a helping hand. 36302, 43977.
Lend a helping hand to conquer Japan. 48689.
Lend every aid, America. 2303.
Lend me a hand to Uncle Sam. 26237.
Lend thine ear to my prayer. 2304.
Lend Thy light. 48690.
Lend your boy to Uncle Sam. 31515.
Lend your boy to Uncle Sam, & the good old U.S.A.
26238.
Lenda brasileira. 36303.
Lenore. 48691.
Lent. 48692.
Lent Easter cycle. 11821.
Lento. 21153.
Lentz method for bassoon. 16523.
Leo. 26239.
Leona. 11822, 11823, 26240.
Leonore. 39664.
Lerche. 9582 (268)
Lero-lero. 11824.
Less [?] we forget. 2305.
Lest we forget. 2306.
Lest we forget, let us remember. 43978.
Lest we forget, open that door. 16524.
Lest we, they forget. 26241.
Let a little sunshine through. 11825.
Let a Song be your sunshine. 7025.
Let all mortal flesh. 36304.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence. 31516.
Let all my life be music. 26242.
Let all the hearts that do for freedom beat.
31517.
Let America live forever. 21154.
Let come what may. 2307.
Let ’em come. 43979.
Let ’°em come! Let ’em come. 26243.
Let every American sing. 21155.
Let every mother’s son become a Soldier. 2308.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Let everybody grin. 24219 (777)
Let free men sing. 7026.
Let freedom come. 2309.
Let freedom live. 21156.
Let freedom ring. 2310, 11826, 21157, 26244, 36305,
39665, 39666, 43980, 52098.
Let freedom ring again. 43981.
Let freedom ring at the Stage door canteen. 31518.
Let freedom sing. 7027, 26245.
Let Freedom write her story. 52099.
Let go. 47124 (280)
Let God use you. 38171 (238)
Let him stay. 17028.
Let in the sunshine of love. 24219 (778)
Let it be you. 7029, 16525.
Let it end just as it began. 2311, 21158.
Let it happen. 7030.
Let Jesus into your heart. 24219 (779)
Let Jesus lead. 34788 (381)
Let love carry on. 7031.
Let love find the way. 36306.
Let love in. 2312.
Let love last a little longer. 7032.
Let me be lovely. 43982.
Let me be the one in your dreams. 48693.
Let me be your sweetheart. 48694.
Let me believe you love me. 16526.
Let me call you darling. 36307. ©
Let me call you sweetheart. 43983-43986.
Let me call you sweetheart, my dear old Dixie
Land. 31519.
Let me carry you over the babbling brook. 17033.
Let me confess. 31520.
Let me do my lovin’. 17034.
Let me dream. 2313, 48695.
Let me dream again. 2314.
Let me dream my dream. 21159.
Let me dream my dream of you. 16527.
Let me finish up in Tokio. 7035.
Let me forget. 2315.
Let me forget ev’rything else but you. 16528.
Let me go witha smile. 2316.
Let me go with you. 43987.
Let me have the next dance with you. 26246.
Let me hear you whisper. 26247.
Let me hold you in my arms. 2317, 2318, 36308.
Let me hold you tight. 36309.
Let me keep my dream tonight. 7036.
Let me keep my dreams. 39667.
Let me keep you in my heart. 43988.
Let me kiss you, pretty miss, before we say good-
night. 43989.
Let me live in America. 39668, 39669.
Let me live in my illusions. 11827, 11828.
Let me live in Texas. 2319.
Let me look into your eyes. 48696.
Let me love my new love. 21160.
Let me love you as I will. 43990.
Let me muss your lipstick. 7037.
Let me praise Thee in song. 17038.
Let me put that ring on your finger. 43991.
Let me read it in your eyes. 39670.
Let me remember. 17039.
Let me remember you. 16529, 48697.
Let me ride by your side, in the saddle. 43992.
Let me ride down that love trail with you. 36310.
Let me see you smile. 2320.
Let me sing of love. 52100.
Let me smile my last smile at you. 2321, 2322.
Let me up. 43993.
Let my angel live. 2323.
Let my kingdom swing. 2324.
Let my supplication come before Thee. 26248.
2124
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Let my zipper alone. 43994.
Let not the world go by in sin. 52101.
Let not your heart be troubled. 11829, 16530,
36311, 43995, 43996, 48698.
Let Old Glory wave. 21161.
Let our White House be our lighthouse. 16531, 21162.
Let Roosevelt lead you. 48699.
Let the gangway down. 2325.
Let the hands that rocked the cradle now work
for Uncle Sam. 11830.
Let the lady know it. 26249.
Let the light shine out. 24219 (780)
Let the nations all in Thy law abide. 26250.
Let the sun shine in America. 31521:
Let the tide come in. 48700.
Let the world be glad and gay. 31522.
Let the world go bump bumpity by. 2326.
Let the world go ’round or up & down. 7040.
Let the Yankees shoot the round. 39671.
Let them alone they’re married. 24219 (781)
Let them sing. 31523.
Let there be light. 43997.
Let there be love. 21163.
’ Let there be music. 39672.
Let there be song. 16532.
Let this be the last time. 39673.
Let this be your mother’s day. 53636 (302)
Let this dream go on. 11831.
Let this freedom ring. 26251.
Let Thy merciful ears, O Lord. 52102.
Thy truth march on. 48701.
Let Thy will be done. 7041.
Let Thy will be done in the world. 26252.
Let us all be Irish tonight. 11832.
Let us all help the Allies. 31524.
Let us all sing hooray, for the U.S.A. 26253.
Cusine all stand behind the men behind the guns.
43998.
Let us all take care of Tillie, while the government
is taking care of Willie. 2327.
Let us be one. 7042.
Let us be true to Jesus. 38171 (239)
Let us be up & doing. 5201 (547)
Let us buy stamps, let us buy bonds. 36312.
Let us cheer the weary traveler. 11833.
Let us cheer those youngsters of ours. 2328.
Let us dance. 38171 (240)
.Let us dance this waltz together. 16533.
Let us drink to you. 26254.
Let us fight for democracy. 7043.
Let us fight this jam for Uncle\Sam. 11834.
Let us garlands bring. 43999.
Let us go & get it thru. 2329..
Let us go back to God. 2330.
Let us go on. 48702.
Let us go, U.S.A. 11835.
Let us have music. 11836, 16534, 48703.
Let us have peace. 24219 (782)
Let us hum a tune together. 39674.
Let us keep America. 7044.
Let us keep America for Americans. 11837.
Let us keep America free. 21164.
Let us keep our country free. 48704.
Let us knock the H out of Hitler. 7045.
Let us love. 44000.
Let us not forget Pearl Harbor. 16535.
Let us now praise famous men. 26255.
Let us pray for this day. 16536.
Let us reason together. 36313.
Let us sing. 7046.
Let us smile. 21165.
Let us stand to-gether. 2331, 26256.
Let us stand united. 48705.
Let us try again. 7047.
Let us unite for freedom’s light. 11838.
Let us walk & talk with God. 16537.
Let us waltz, while I dream. 16538.
Let us wander again in Lover’s Lane. 21166.
Let us work, let us fight, let us give. 2332, 44001.
Let victory be your goal. 26257.
Let your faith hold fast. 5201 (548)
Let your heart be your guide. 11839.
Let your heart play the part. 7048.
Let your life be sunshine. 50835 (209)
Lete sane. 11840.
Létela husitka pochod. 24219 (783, 784) .
Lethe. 34788 (382)
Leti letci. 11841.
Let’s all be Americans now. 16539.
Let’s all be buddies together. 44002.
Let's all be faithful Americans. 21167.
Let’ s all be volunteers. 11842.
Let’ s all buy a share in America. 16540.
Let’ s all buy bonds & stamps. 31525, 36314.
Let’s all chip in. 16541, 39675.
Let’s all cling together. 16542.
Let's all defend America. 31526.
Let’ s all doallwe can to help Uncle Sam. 39676.
Let’ s all fight. 7049.
Let’ s all fight for the good ole U.S.A. 39677.
Let’s all get goin’. 48706.
Let’s all get in the fight. 52103.
Let’s all get in the saddle. 39678.
Let’ S all get the spirit of our buddies. 16543.
Let’ s all get together. 48707.
Let’ s all get together at the U.S.O. 39679.
Let’s all go to Aberdeeno. 21168.
Let’ s all go to auntie’s. 11843.
Let’s all ha! ha! like Minnie. 21169.
Let’s all ha! ha! like Minnie, Minnie the ha! ha!
girl. 21170.
Let’s all hang together. 11844.
Let’s all help our country. 26258.
Let’s all help slap a Jap. 44003.
Let’s all join hands. 7050.
Let’s all march along with Roosevelt. 31527.
Let’s all meet at my house. 7051.
Let’s all play together. 11845.
Let’s all pull together. 11846.
Let’s all salute the Stars & Stripes. 7052.
Let’s all sing to victory. 52104.
Let’s all sing V for victory. 7053.
Let’s all snore. 26259.
Let’s all stand together, 31528, 36315.
Let’s all swing a singatina. 11847.
Jet’s all wear a victory smile. 26260.
Let’s all work hand in hand with Uncle Sam.
48708.
Let's all work together. 31529.
Let’s avenge our Pearl Harbor. 2333.
Let’ s back all the boys. 7054.
Let’s back the United Nations. 44004.
Let’ sbe aman. 11848.
Let’s be angels. 31530.
Let’ s be friends. 31531, 39680.
Let’s be happy. 2334, "16544.
Let’s be honest with each other. 11849.
Let’s be jolly. 14692 (379)
Let’s be like Russians. 2335.
Let’s be millionaires while it lasts. 2336.
Let’s be partners again. 2337.
Let’s be sweethearts. 26261.
Let’s be sweethearts again. 2338.
Let’s be thankful. 2339. |
Let’s be together. 11850.
Let’s be true to America. 52105.
Let’s beat the Axis by paying our taxes. 11851.
Let’s beat the Japs. 2340.
Let’s begin all over again. 36316.
Let’s bet our bottom dollar on top. 39681.
Let’s black out the moon. 31532.
Let’s bomb our way to Tokio. 16545.
Let’s borrow from tomorrow. 11852.
Let’s bring back the waltz. 21171.
Let’s bring new glory to Old Glory. 31533.
Let’s bring the blitz to Fritz. 11853.
Let’s build a bridge from me to you. 26262.
Let’s build a dream. 2341.
Let’s bury the Axis. 31534.
F086 bury the hatchet, & start all over again.
Let’s buy 2 bomber. 7056.
Let’ s buy a bond. 2342, 26263.
Let’s buy a bond from Molly Pitcher. 31535.
Let’s buy a bond from Uncle Sam. 31536, 36317.
Let’s buy a bond today. 21172.
Let’s buy a share in America. 36318.
‘Let’s buy defense bonds. 7057.
Let’s buy some bonds for our buddies. 26264.
Let’s call it love. 52106.
Let's carry on in unity. 39682..
Let’s carry the torch for Miss Liberty. 36319.
Let’s carve a V on every maple tree. 26265.
Let’s charge. 2343.
‘Let’ s cheer. 44005.
Let’s cheer for America. 39683.
Let’s cheer the boys along. 31537.
Let’s cheer the girl who is waiting. 39684.
Let’s cling to the Stars & Stripes. 21173.
Let’s comb beaches. 44006.
Let’s commence all over again. 16546.
Let’s cuddle like a pair of Russian peasants. 11854.
Let’s dance. 2344, 44007.
Let’s dance all night. 16547. 2
Let’s dance & dream together. 31538.
Let’s dance, boys. 11855, 26266.
Let’s dance out to-night. 36320.
Let’s dance the whole night thru. 7058.
Let's dance those war blues away. 16548.
Let’ s dance to victory. 26267.
Let’ s dance tonight. S198 “wee
Let’ s defend our Flag.
Let’s defend. our Red, butte ‘ Blue. 39686.
Let’s dig in & dig out. 48709.
Let’ s do all we can for Uncle Sam. 21174.
Let’s do all we can to help Uncle Sam. 39687.
Let’s do our job. 7059.
Let’s do our job over here, for the boys to
finish over there. 11856.
_ Let’s do our part. 7060, 7061, 44008.
Let’s do our part for victory. 2345.
Let’s do our share. 11857.
Let’s do something about it. 7062.
Let’s do something different. 26268.
Let’s do the job. 2346.
Let’s do the merry, merry polka. 52107.
Let’s do the rhumba in rhythm time. 31540.
Let’s dream our dreams together. 39688.
Let’s dream we're together again. 11858.
Let’s drink a little sunshine wine. 39689.
Let’s drink a toast. 21175.
Let’s drink a toast to America. 16550.
Let's face it. 2110, 7089, 48710.
' Let’s fight & work together. 52108.
Let’ s fight for liberty. 2347. —
Let’s fight for the good old U.S.A. 31541.
Let’s fight for the Red, White & Blue. 21176.
Let’s fight for the U.S.A. 2348, 11859.
Let’s fight for victory. 21177.
Let’s fight like McArthur [?] 16551.
Let’ s fight like our U.S. vets. 2349.
Let’s fight on, America. 39690.
Let’s fight them over there. 21178.
Let’s fill the old oaken bucket with love. 18845
(161), 34788 (383)
Let’s finish the job. 31542.
Let’s finish the job over there. 21179.
Let’s forget. 21180.
Let’s forget Pear] Harbor. 39691.
Let’s get away. 21181.
Let’ s get behind MacArthur & the boys. 16552.
Let’s get behind our buck privates with our private
bucks. 21182.
Let’s get behind our President. 7063.
Let’s get behind our Uncle Sam. 21183.
Let’s get behind the good old U.S.A. 11860. -
Let’s get behind the man behind the gun. 2350.
Let’s get down to business. 26269.
Let’s get goin’. 16553.
Let’ s get going. 2351, 11861, 31543, 44009.
Let’s get Hitler, Uncle Sam. 16554.
Let’ s get in line with Ryan. 31544.
Let’ s get in this scrap. 31545.
Let’s get it over. 31546, 44010.
Let’s get it over in 1942. 7064.
Let’ s get it over, over there. 36321.
Let’s get it over with. 36322, 39692, 44011.
Let’ s get mournfully mellow, "darling. 2352.
Let! s get on the job and do it now. 39693.
Let’s get out & about. 7065.
Let’s get over & get it over. 39694.
Let’ s get rational. 31547. =
Let’s get that yellow man. 39695.
Let’s get the guy who blows the bugle. 31548.
Let’s get the Jap. 7066.
Let’s get this war-fare over. 7067. :
Let’s get together. 16555, 21184, 36323.
Let’s get together again. 2353.
Let’s get together & sink the Rising Sun. 2354.
Let’s get together boys. 39696.
Let’s get-to-gether darlin’. 44012.
Let’ s get together tomorrow. 52109.
Let’s get tough. 48711.
Let’s get up & beat the Japs. 36324,
Let’s give. 2355.
Let’s give a check. 7068.
Let’s give a cheer. 11862, 16556.
Let’s give a toast to our boys in khaki and blue.
44013. .
Let’s give America our all. 48712.
Let’s give ’ ema wham for our Uncle Sam. 11863.
Let’s give ’em all we’ve got. 48713.
Let’s give Franklin D. a helping hand. 2356.
Let's give hell to the Axis. 21185, 26270.
Let’ s give our all. 11864, 26271.
Let’s give our all, for the land of the free. 52110.
Let’s give the boys a get- to-gether. 31549.
“Let’s give them all we’ve got. 16557.
- Let’s give them our hearts. 16558.
Let’s give them the business. 31550.
Let’s give those jerks the works. 16559.
Let’s give three cheers. 7069, 48714.
Let’s give way together. 26272.
Let’s go. 2357-2359, 7070, 11865, 11866, 16560,
16561, 21186, 21187, 26273, 31551-31553, 44014,
44015, 48715, 48716, 53636 (303)
Let’s go, America. 2360, 7071, 11867-11870, 16562-
16565, 21188-21190, 26274, 31554, 31555, 36325,
30697, 39698, 44016, b2i11.
Let’s go, America, let’ s go. 7072.
Let’s go, Americans. 21191, 39699.
2126 -
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hos. 1-12, 1942
Let’s go army, all aboard navy,comeon you marines.
26275, 39700.
Let? S go a-roaming. 47124 (281, 282)
Let? 8 go around the town. 5201 (549)
Let? S go back to sweetheart days. 21192.
Let? 8 go boys. 16566.
Let’ S go, boys, let’s get in the fight. 36326.
Let? S go, boys, let’s go. 31556.
Let’s go down in the cellar. 48717.
Let’ S go, fellows. 17073.
Let’s go! Fore kiver. 39701, 44017.
Let’ S go high-hatted. 31557.
Let’ S go, Joe. 36327.
Let? s goll Let’ S get started today. 2361, fc.
Let? sgol Let’s go. 2362.
Let’ S go Mac. 31558.
Let’ sgomen. 44018.
Let’ S go on as old Sweethearts. 16567.
Let’s go over. 52112.
Let’ S go over boys. 21193, 31559.
Let’ ,5 80 over to the U.S. O. 16568.
Let’ S go, pal, we’re the fighting U.S.A. 36328.
Let’s go! To Berlin & Tokio. 26276.
Let’ S go to face the foe. 7075.
Let? Ss goto the U.S.O. 36329.
Let? Ss goto Tokyo. 44019.
Let’ Ss goto work America. 2363.
Let’ 5 gol Uncle Sam. 7076, 16569.
Let’s go, United States, let’s go. 16570.
Let’ S go, U.S.A. 11871.
-Let’s go, U.S.A., jkeep her flying. 21194.
Let’ S go up & at em, boys. 21195.
Let’ S go walking to-night. 31560.
Let’ S gO, what are we waiting for. 48718.
Let’ S have a blackout in our hearts. 7077.
Let’ S have a dance. 24219 (785)
Let’s have a drink. 48719.
Let’s have a new deal. 7078.
Let's have a weenie roast. 21196.
Let’s have good will in the Americas. 31561.
Let’ S have happiness to-day. 2364.
Let’ S have heaven now. 31562.
Let’ S have one more beer. 39702.
Let’s help each other along. 5201 (550, 551)
Let’ Ss help MacArthur. 16571.
Let’ S help the boys in uniform. 21197.
Let’ S help the navy. 44020.
Let’s help Uncle Sam. 31563.
Let’ s hit ’em with everything we’ve got. 52113.
Let’s hit the dream trail together. 2365.
Let’ S hit the road, together. 11872.
Let? S hitch a horsie to the automobile. 21198,44021.
Let’s hold Uncle Sammie’s hand. 16572.
Let’ S honeymoon in California. 44022.
Let’s join the army. 31564.
Let’ s keep a Song in our hearts. 31565.
Let? S keep a two ocean navy. 21199.’
Let’ Ss keep America free. 16573.
Let? s keep’ em flyin’. 11873.
Let’ Ss keep ’em flying. 11874, 26277, 36330.
Let’ s keep ’em flying forever. 7079.
Let’s keep ’em flying over there. 31566.
Let’ s keep ’em praying for rain. 21200.
Let’ S keep happy. 52114.
Let’s keep her flying. 2366.
Let’ S keep her waving. 36331.
Let’ S keep it flying. 7080, 21201, 26278.
Let’ S keep it that way. 21202.
Let’ S.keep it the land of the free. 11875.
Let’ 5 keep mum. 7081.
Let’s keep old Glory flying. 11876, 16574.
Let’ S keep Old Glory high. 36332.
Let’s keep Old Glory waving high. 7082.
~~
2127
Let’ S keep on marching. 48720.
Let’s keep on marching to victory. 2367.
Let’ S keep on waltzing. 21203.
Let’ S keep our Flag flying. 7083.
Let’s keep rolling. 21204.
Let! s keep smilin’. 16575.
Let’ s keep step with our President. 39703.
Let’ s keep that Flag a-flying. 21205.
Let’s keep that Flag flying above. 36333.
Let’ Ss keep that good Flag flying. 44023.
Let’ S keep the Flag flying. 7084.
Let’ Ss keep the glow in Old Glory. 48721.
Let’ s keep the Japs a-yappin’. 39704.
Let’ S keep the U.S.A. the way she is. .21206.
Let’s keep the wave in Old Glory. 26279.
Let’ Ss keep them fighting. 39705.
Let’ S keep them marching. 44024.
Let? S keep them onthe run. 48722.
Let’ s keep them rolling. 31567.
Let’ S keep them Smiling. 2368.
Let’ Ss keep them up in the air. 7085.
Let’ Ss keep this world. 26280.
Let’ S kick the devil out of the devil.
Let’ s kiss & be good friends. 21207.
Let’s knock Hitler off the map! Mussolini and the
Jap. 44025.
Let Ss lend a handto China. 44026.
Let’ S let the sunshine through. 16576.
Let’ S lift our hearts & pray. 21208.
Let’ S listen to the birds. 52115.
Let’ S live for today. 31568.
Let’ S love. 21209.
Let’ S love again. 2370.
Let’ Ss make a date with tomorrow. 39706.
Let’ S make a wish tonight. 44027.
Let? Ss make America strong. 48723.
Let’s make believe. 21210.
Let’s make ’em say uncle - Uncle Sam. 39707,
52116.
Let’ s make ’em yell uncle. 39708.
Let’ S make it a hot time, for the Axis. 21211.
Let’ Ss make it safe for America. 39709.
Let’ s make life a garden of rosesfor mother. 31569.
Let’ Ss make love by the fireside. 47124 (283)
Let’s make Murgatroyd mayor. 36334.
Let’ Ss make the Danube blue once more. 48724.
Let’ S make the most of it now. 44028.
Let? S make the most of tonight. 44029.
Let’ s make the world safe for love. 31570.
Let’ S march. 48725.
Let’ S march to the very top. 7086.
Let’ s march to victory. 21212, 31571, 36335.
Let’ Ss merge. 11877.
Let’ S never be strangers. 36336.
Let’ s never forget Pearl Harbor. 36337.
Let’ S never part again. 44030.
Let’ S nip the Nipponese. 1087.
Let’ snot come back tillit’s over over there.
Let’ S not crab. 11878.
Let’ S not play it in hearts. 11879.
Let’s not ration love. 36338.
Let’s not say goodby. 2371, 2372.
Let’ S not Say goodbye. 39710, 44031.
Let’ S not talk about love. 7089.
Let’ S not wait. 26281.
Let’s paint a V upon a rainbow. 2373.
Let’ S pay Japan. 36339.
Let’s pay our taxes to beat the Axis.
Let’ S pitch a little woo. 52117.
Let’ s play for keeps. 52118.
Let’s play house. 2374, 39711.
Let’s play in our own backyard. 26282.
Let’s play taps for the Japs. 2375, 16577.
2369.
7088.
11880,
Let’s pommel Rommel. 48726.
Let’s praise God that we’re Americans. 17090.
Let’s pray. 26283.
Let’s pray every day. 2376,
Let’s pray for the boys ev rywhere. 26284.
Let’s prepare. 16578.
Let’ ,8 pretend. 2377, 39712.
Let’ s pretend again. 16579.
Let’s pretend we’re sweethearts. 21213.
.Let’s pull together. 2378, 7091.
Let’s put a rainbow in the sky. 39713, 48727.
Let’s put our heads together & kiss. 2379.
Let’s put our shoulders to the wheel. 7092.
Let’s put our toys together. 36340.
Let’s put some fear in the Fuehrer. 7093.
Let’s put the axe to the Axis. 2380.
Let’s put the old town on the map. 16580, 21214.
Let’s put the stars to sleep. 7094.
Let’s radio McArthur [?] 11881.
Let’s rally around dear old Uncle Sam. 11882.
Let’s rally to our Flag. 2381.
Let’s read a book. 44032.
Let’s remember Pearl Harbor & fight. 48728.
Let’s remember to forget. 39714.
Let’s restore our Paris. 39715.
Let’s ride a moonbeam to heaven. 7095.
Let’s roll along. 39716.
Let’s sail away together. 16581.
Let’s salute. 21215.
Let’s salute our American Flag. 2382.
Let’s say a prayer. 2383, 16582.
Let’s say a prayer for America. 2384.
Let’s say a prayer for our boys over there.
39717.
Let’s say good morning, but never good night. 36341.
Let’s say hello to the very ones we said goodbye.
11883.
Let’ s say it with firecrackers. 26285.
Let’s say till we meet again. 36342.
Let’s scrap the Japs. 16583.
Let’s send dem Dodgers over dere. 21216.
Let’s set a trap & catch a Jap. 16584.
Let’s set the Rising Sun. 2385, 2386, 7096, 16585,
16586, 21217.
Let's share our lives together. 36343.
Let’s sharpen our axes for the Axis. 26286.
Let’s shoe the old gray mare again. 48729.
Let’s show the boys over there, what we’re
doing over here. 21218.
Let’s show the world. 31572.
Let's show Tokio. 11884.
Let’s sing. 16587.
Let’s sing a bright song. 39718.
Let’s sing a gay little spring song. 26287.
Let’s sing a merry can. 39719.
Let’ 5 sing a song. 31573.
Let’s sing a song America. 39720.
Let’s sing about love. 7097.
Let’s sing, America. 16588.
Let’s sing & laugh to-night. 36344.
Let’s sing the blues away. 26288.
Let’s sing together. 26289.
Let’s sing Yankee Doodle on the streets of
Tokyo. 31574, 31575.
Let’s sink ’em. 31576.
Let’s slap every Jap off the map. 21219.
Let’s smash the Axis. 2387.
Let’s smile & be gay. 21220.
Let’s spend another day together. 16589.
Let’s spend our days together. 7098.
Let’s spin a dream by the fireside. 21221.
Let’s spring one. 44033.
Let’s stamp ’em out. 44034.
tLet! s stand by. America. 21222.
iLet’s stand by our colors Red, White & Blue. 44035.
Let’s start all over again. 11885, 31577, 31578.
Let’ s start over again. 39721.
Let’s start the new year right. 21223.
Let’s stay home on Saturday night, dear. 44036.
Let’ s stay in love. 26290.
Let’ s steal away. 39722.
Let’s stick together. 11886, 16590.
Let’s stick together & fight. 11887.
Let’s stop feudin’ Sarah Jane. 7099.
Let’ s stroll again, down Lovers Lane. 11888.
Let’s swing it together. 44037.
Let’ s take a rap at a Jap. 44038.
Let’s take a trip. 26291.
Let’s take a trip next Sunday. 11889.
Let’s take a trip to Honeymoon Hill. 44039.
Let’s take a walk around the world. 31579.
Let’s take the hit out o’ Hitler. 11890.
Let’s take the hit out of Hitler. 39723.
Let’s take up where we left off. 2388.
Let’s talk about love. 2389, 36345,
Let’s talk about me. 7100, 44040.
Let’s talk of our love. 44041.
Let’s throw a party for two. 17101.
Let’s tisket & tasket. 44042.
Let’s toddle. 14692 (380)
Let’s toddle at the midnight ball. 18845 (162)
Let’s try again. 11891, 16591, 21224, 31580.
Let’s try it again. 48730, 52119.
Let’s try to be different. 31581.
Let’s turn back the clock. 36346.
Let’s turn down the lights. 16592.
Let’s turn the heat on ’Hito. 39724;
Let’s understand. 16593.
Let’s unite. 39725.
Let’s unite our hearts forever. 7102..
Let’s walk in the sun. 16594,
Let’s waltz & dream. 26292.
Let’s waltz forever. 36347.
Let’s waltz while we’re saying goodbye. 26293.
Let’s wander down thru Mem’ry Lane. 21225.
Let’s wander down to a one horse town. 31582.
Let’s wander thru Happiness Lane. 16595.
Let’s watch the moon. 7103.
Let’s win it. 31583.
Let’s win this war, together. 26294.
Let’s win this war U.S.A. 16596.
Let’s win this war with peace once more. 48731.
Let's wind this thing up & get back home. 48732.
Let’s winter in the South. 7104.
Let’s wipe the Japs off the map. 7105, 39726.
Let’s work & fight together, for the U.S.A. 52120.
Let’s work - let’s fight - let’s pray. 48733.
Let’s work together America. 48734.
Let’s write a song. 21226.
Let’s yield to love. 31584.
Letter. 7106.
Letter from a soldier to his mom. 26295.
Letter from Bill. 26296.
Letter from Delores. 21227.
Letter from home. 31585, 48735.
Letter from home sweet home. 39727.
Letter from June. 21228.
Letter from Lenore. 11892.
Letter from Lincoln. 48736.
Letter from my boy. 44043.
Letter from Nora. 44044.
Letter from Paris. 7107.
Letter from the soldier boy. 48737.
Letter from the States today. 44045.
Letter from you. 26297, 36348.
Letter, gob to buck, answer, buck to gob. 52121.
2128
ty
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Letter post marked free. 52122.
Letter to a doughboy. 39728.
Letter to a soldier. 36349, 44046.
Letter to daddy. 44047.
Letter to General MacArthur. 31586.
Letter to Katy. 31587.
Letter to mother. 31588.
Letter to my love. 26298.
Letter to my lover. 44048.
Letter to my soldier. 52123.
Letter to my son. 44049.
Letter to Santa. 52124.
Letter to Santa Claus. 48738.
Letter to Uncle Sam. 26299, 31589.
Letter today. 44050.
Letters. 11893, 39729.
Letters for morale. 39730.
Letters from home. 31590.
Letters from you. 52125.
Letters you didn’t write. 26300.
Letting it be known to you. 31591.
Letzte rose. 14692 (381)
Letzte tanz. 24219 (786)
Levee along Broadway. 50835 (210, 211)
Levee lullaby. 26301.
Levee song. 39731. .
Levenia: 41610 (104), 47124 (284)
Levine (Henry) modern Dixieland style. 21229.
Levy’s (A.W.) system of harmony. 11894.
Lewis (Texas Jim) & his Lone Star Ranger’s song
folio, no. 1. 26302.
Liable to do it. 16597.
Liachka. 11895.
Libellentanz. 24219 (787)
Liberation. 21230.
Liberation march. 31592.
Liberator. 44051, 52126.
Liberator’s pray’r. 16598.
‘Liberty. 2390, 7108, 7109, 11896, 11897, 21231-
21234, 26303, 31593, 31594, 36350, 44052, 44053,
48739, 48740, 52127.
Liberty & democracy. 39732.
Liberty & justice for all. 52128.
Liberty & peace. 11898.
Liberty bell. 39733, 52129.
Liberty bell is ringing again. 26304.
Liberty belles. 7110.
Liberty bells. 26305, 31595.
Liberty bells will always ring. 44054.
Liberty bells will be ringing. 52130.
Liberty boys. 7111, 31596.
Liberty call. 48741.
Liberty for all. 48742.
Liberty for five cents. 2391.
Liberty for you, liberty for me. 2392.
Liberty forevermore. 48743.
Liberty heart. 2393.
Liberty here Icome. 16599.
Liberty hold that torch for me. 21235.
Liberty land. 7112, 44055.
Liberty march. 44056.
Liberty, now and forever. 31597.
Liberty parade. 21236, 26306.
Liberty praise. 44057.
Liberty Sam. 2394.
Liberty song. 31598, 44058, 48744.
Liberty through victory. 31599.
Liberty trail. 11899.
Liberty under God. 31600-31602, 48745.
Liberty-unity. 11900.
Liberty victory bells. 21237.
Liberty will reign. 39734.
Liberty’s battle song. 21238.
Liberty’ 8 land that we love. 21239.
Liberty’ S prayer. 48746.
Liberty’ S ringing the bell. 2395.
Liberty’ S spirit. 31603.
Liberty’s torch. 39735.
License bureau. 39736.
Licensed monster. 38171 (241)
Lidice. 44059.
Lieb meir. 16600.
Liebe prost un pushet. 16601.
Liebende. 24219 (788)
Liebesbriefchen. 48747.
Liebesfreud. 11901, 26307, 31604, 38171 (242)
Liebesgesprach. 52131.
Liebesleid. 26308, 38171 (243)
Liebeslied. 14692 ’(382), 24219 (789)
Liebeslieder. 9582 (269)
Liebestraum. 2396-2398, 16602, 44060, 52132.
Liebestraume. 16603.
Liebhaber als arzt. 24219 (58, 59), 29091 (741,
742)
Lied. 5201 (552)
Lied des Don Jose. 14692 (749)
Lied fahrender schuler. 50835 (212)
Lied vom weltkrieg. 18845 (163)
Lieder Ferdinand Raimunds. 11902.
Lieder mit klavier-begleitung. 41610 (105-108)
Lieder ohne worte. 5201 (553)
Lieutenant Betty Brown. 26309.
Life. 2399, 50835 (213)
Life & death. 2400.
Life & love. 11903, 39737.
Life begins when love begins. 11904.
Life boat. 31605.
Life brings a song. 11905.
Life comes & goes. 31606.
Life doesn’t mean much without you. 16604.
Life gate is open. 29091 (330)
Life goes on & I get nowhere. 11906.
Life grows sweeter as the years go by. 11907.
Life has just begun. 38171 (244)
Life I love. 36351.
Life in dreaming. 11908.
Life is a beautiful dream. 21240.
Life is a dream when you are in love. 36352.
Life is a wonderful game. 52133.
Life is like a bouncing bubble. 21241.
Life is so beautiful. 2401.
Life is so dull. 26310.
Life is so short dear. 48748.
Life is so wonderful, when you’re in love. 39738.
Life is swell when you keep well. 7113.
Life isn’t the same without thee. 2402.
Life, love & liberty. 31607, 52134.
Life of a soldier. 21242.
Life of an infant. 31608.
Life of the party. 44860, 45592.
Life on an ocean wave. 21243.
Life sculpture. 26311.
Life time of love. 39739.
Life will begin for me. 21244.
Life with father. 48749.
Life with you. 16605, 26312.
Life with you would be too! Too! Too. 31609.
Life without Howard. 48750.
Life would be a cake-walk with you. 16606.
Lifeboat adrift. 52135.
Lifebuoy blues. 21245. -
Lifebuoy dance music. 21246.
Lifebuoy historical quiz. 21247.
Lifebuoy Slumber music. 21248.
Life’s a bad dream without you. 26313.
Life’s epic. 2403.
INDEX
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pt. 3; n. 5.5 Vind? 2
' Life’s full o’ consequence. 36353.
Life’s guiding star. 34788 (384)
Life’s highway. 2404.
Life’s just begun for you & me. 11909.
Life’s just that way. 48751.
Life’s morning. 50835 (214)
Life’s song of love. $6354.
Life’s souvenir. 7114, 44061.
Life's story. 31610.
Life’s the grandest thing. 26314.
Life’s voyage. 10177.
Life’s winding road. 39740.
Lifetime ago, 7115.
Lifetime with you. 48752.
Lift a hand. 48753.
Lift high the Flag. 7116, 11910.
Lift that blackout for me. 7117.
Lift thine eyes. 31611.
Lift up your eyes. 14692 (383)
Lift up your eyes to the heavens. 36355.
Lift up your heads. 7118, 26315, 50835 (215)
Lift up your heart & march. 16607.
Liga de las canciones. 13070.
Light. 48754.
Light a big smile in your window. 7119.
Light a candle in the chapel. 31612, 31613, 36356,
48755.
Light after darkness. 36357.
Light & life. 2405.
Light beyond. 24219 (790)
Light cavalry. 5201 (554), 11911.
Light cavalry - Poet & peasant march. 29091 (331,
332)
Light celestial. 36358.
Light divine. 14692 (384), 16608.
Light eternal. 53636 (304)
Light guards. 5201 (555)
Light has gone out in the valley. 26316.
Light in Irish eyes. 36359.
Light in my heart. 36360.
Light inside the White House. 21249, 31614.
Light of Calvary. 48756.
Light of freedom. 21250.
Light of freedom shines around the world.
48757.
Light of God. 24219 (791)
Light of liberty. 2406, 48758.
Light of life. 29091 (333)
Light of light. 5201 (556)
Light of my life. 16609.
Light of the morning will bring a new day.
44062.
Light of the plains. 16610.
Light of the soul. 18845 (164)
Light of the world. 2407, 21251, 36361, 44063,
52136, 52137.
Light of the world, we hail Thee. 5201 (557)
Light of victory. 11912, 11913.
Light of way. 36362.
Light our America. 11914.
Light, stranger, light. 36363.
Light that shines. 44064.
Light that shines in Sybil’s eyes. 31615.
Light that was shining. 31616.
Light will shine again. 31617.
Lighter than air. 52138.
Lighthouse in the dark. 7120.
Lighthouse of love. 34788 (385)
Lighthouse on the ocean. 36364.
Lightly & gay. 48759.
Lightly tripping. 53636 (305)
Lightning & love. 31618, 52139.
Lights along the Palisades. 44065.
tr gion been dimmed, in the old home town.
Lights in the sky. 7121.
Lights of freedom. 48760.
Lights of home. 44066, 53636 (306)
Lights of London shining thru the rain. 39741.
Lights of Pearl Harbor burn low tonight. 11915.
Lights of San Ramon. 36365.
Lights of the world. 31619.
Lights on, on old Broadway. 48761.
Lights out. 2408.
Lights were low. 52141.
Like a breath from the hills. 53636 (307)
Like a dear, rare flower. 16611.
Like a flower that’s always in bloom. 26317.
Like a leaf falling in the breeze. 36366.
Like a melody in spring. 11916.
Like a song. 52142.
Like an enchanting dream, you came along. 26318.
Like as the hart desireth the water-brooks. 7122-712
Like Bataan’s light. 21252.
Like David. 44067.
Like grandma used to do. 7125.
Like I know that I should. 31620.
Like I love you. 16612,
Like our dads, we’ll be buddies oe 21253.
Like the birdies. 52143.
Like the boys of Bataan. 21254.
Like the brook to the valley. 16613.
Like the flutter of angel wings. 48762.
Like the Kaiser did before. 48763.
Like the lone pine tree, I'm pining for thee. 44068.
Like the monkey fought the cat. 21255.
Like they did back in grandmother’s day. 39742.
Like we did in seventeen. 26319.
Like you. 31621.
Liko, pua ika lai. 44069.
Li'l black sheep. 31622.
Lil’ coon’s lullaby. 16614.
Lilac domino. 5201 (558, 1098), 9582 (270), 14692
(385, 386), 24219 (792)
Lilac time. 21256.
Lilacs. 5201 (559), 21257, 31623.
Lilacs & love. 21258.
Lilacs blooming in April rain. 2409, 21259.
Lilacs in the moonlight. 48764.
Lilacs in the rain. 21260.
Lilacs in the spring & you. 17126.
Lilacs love the wind. 21261.
Lileen. 31624.
Lillian. 14692 (387), 48765.
Lillian’s waltz. 2410.
Lilliburlero. 36367, 36368, 39743.
Lillies of Lorraine. 48766.
Lil-Lil. 16615.
Lilly of France. 34788 (386)
Lily & de Lawd. 21261*.
Lily bells. 14692 (388), 34788 (387)
Lily of France. 38171 (245)
Lily of Laguna. 16616.
Lily of the valley. 52144.
Lily pond. 14692 (389)
ly’s on the land. 2411.
Limehouse. 52145.
Limehouse blues. 2412, 7127.
Limericks. 44070.
Lincoln. 26320. |
Lincoln & Washington. 36369. |
Lincoln highway. 9582 (271)
Lincoln Valley. 31625.
Lincoln’s birthday. 24219 (793)
Linda. 31626.
Linda don’t you hear me calling. 31627.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Linda Marie. 21262.
Linda Poncefia. 2413.
Linda’s office. 2414.
Linden tree. 44071.
Lindo Michoacan. 31628.
Linen closet. 11917.
Linger a little longer. 31629.
Linger just a little longer. 11918.
Linger longer. 44072.
Lingering. 2415, 48767.
Lingering all alone. 21263.
Lingo of the laughing trees. 16617.
Lingo of the Yanks. 11919.
Linnet (The) is tuning her flute. 38171 (246)
Linnet with the golden beak. 21264. —
Lintschy. 5201 (560)
Lion & the unicorn. 11920.
Lion of Judah. 29091 (334)
Lion roars. 11921.
Liongina mazurka. 5201 (561)
Lion's victory march. 31630.
Lips across the table, hands across the sea.
44073.
Lips to lips. 2416.
Lisette. 16618.
Lisonjera. 18845 (165)
Lispernard. 26321.
List! The song of the lark. 11922.
Listen. 11923, 39744.
Listen, — do you hear —I love you. 11924.
Listen enemy. 7128, 11925.
Listen here we'll be there. 39745.
Listen! Listen. 7129.
Listen, my sweet. 21265.
Listen pretty baby. 16619.
Listen, sleigh bells. 11926.
Listen to my story. 31631.
Listen to my tale of woe. 5201 (562)
Listen to that Dixie band. 34788 (388)
Listen to the mocking bird. 7130, 16620, 44074.
Listen to the night wind. 36370.
Listen to your heart. 11927.
Listen world. 26322.
Listening to the rain-drops. 2417.
Litanei auf unsere gefallenen krieger. 14692 (390)
Litaney auf'das fest Aller Seelen. 9582 (272)
Litany for All Soul’s day. 47124 (285)
Lithuanian dances. 14692 (391)
Little admiral. 5201 (563)
Little adobe shack. 44075.
Little Americans. 26323.
Little angel one. 7131.
Little Angie. 16621.
Little Annie. 7132.
Little Annie by the broken trestle. 39746.
Little April shower. 26324.
Little army sweetheart. 11928.
Little baby Ann. 26325.
Little baby in your high chair. 39747.
Little baby lullaby. 26326.
Little ballerina. 26327.
Little band of gold. 26328.
Little bell rang. 16622. \
Little bells through dark of night. 31632.
Little big boy. 31633.
Little bird. 44076.
Little birdie. 36371.
Little birdie told me. 11929.
Little bird’s morning song. 11930.
Little birds up inatree. 31634.
Little bit jealous. 44077.
Little bit o’ Erin. 31635.
Little bit of cucumber. 34788 (389)
2
INDEX
2131
Little bit of heaven, shure they call it Ireland.
39748.
Little bit of romance.
Little bit silly. 31636.
Little bit west of that rainbow. 36372.
Little black pig. 44078.
Little black sheep. 39749.
Little blue ribbons. 53636 (308)
Little blue star. 31637, 36373.
Little boat sail on. 26329.
Little Boby. 14692 (392)
Little Bonnie. 16623.
Little Bo-Peep. 5201 (564)
Little Bo-peep has lost her jeep. 16624:
Little boy. 44079.
Little Boy Blue. 17134.
Little Boy Bluejacket. 36374.
Little boy Joe. 48768.
Little boy of mine. 52146.
Little boys’ innocent play. 17135.
Little breezes. 44080.
Little brook. 34788 (390)
Little brown babe. 26330.
Little brown church by the lake. 31638.
Little brown cottage. 39750.
Little brown jug. 16625, 39751.
Little brown jug goes modern. 21266.
Little brown jug Serenade. 52147.
Little brown man of Japan. 11931.
Little brown men of Bataan. 31639.
Little brown teddy bear. 7136.
Little buckaroo, it’s up to you. 26331.
Little cabin. 11932.
Little cabin in Shenandoah Valley. 26332.
Little caller. 34788 (391)
Little captain of my heart. 52148.
Little chappie, who’s always happy. 52149.
Little chicken farm. 2418.
Little Chief Dead Pan Possum Puss. 2419.
Little China girl. 21267.
Little China lad. 26333.
Little Christmas kiss. 39752.
Little chum. 26334.
Little church around the corner. 2420.
Little church of pine. 11933.
Little Cinderella girl. 16627.
Little cock-sparrow. 5201 (565)
Little col-leen. 39753.
Little Colonel. 11934.
Little coquette. 24219 (794)
Little corner in your heart. 2421.
Little corporal. 38171 (247), 48769.
Little corvette. 31640.
Little cottage by the sea. 26335.
Little cotton doll. 11935.
Little country dance. 2422.
Little cow puncher. 11936.
Little cowboy. 2423.
Little cowgirl of the range. 44081, 52150.
Little curly headed fellow. 7137.
Little curly locks. 21268.
Little dance. 24219 (795)
Little dancer. 24219 (796), 31641.
Little dancer from Spain. 34788 (392)
Little dandy Jim. 44082.
7133.
Little darling, I won’t be gone for long. 2424.
Little David play your harp. 16628.
Little day-star. 14692 (393)
Little dog went walking. 48770.
Little dream. 44083.
Little dream cottage. 11937.
Little dream girl of the plains. 16629.
Little dream home. 16630.
INDEX
| pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Little dreamboat. 31642.
Little dreamer. 26336.
Little dreams. 2425.
Little dustman. 5201 (566)
Little Dutch town that used to be. 36375.
Little Dutch windmills. 7138.
Little Eagle. 7139.
Little Eskimo. 26337.
Little faker. 26338.
Little fancy inG. 44084.
Little farm in Scotland. 11938.
Little feet of yesterday, 7140.
Little fellows. 26339, 26340.
Little fire flies. 39754.
Little Ford rambled right dlong. 5201 (567)
Little four year old girl. 39755.
Little French clock. 39756, 48771.
Little gadabout. 31643.
Little gen’ral. 48772.
Little ghosts are marching. 11939.
Little girl. 47124 (286)
Little gir] across the street. 11940.
Little girl, be a soldier. 48773.
Little girl, down East. 36376.
Little girl I left behind. 39757.
Little girl in Bly. 31644.
Little girl in brown. 31645.
Little girl look. 2426.
Little girl’s plea. 44085.
Little girls take warning. 44086.
Little gob. 2427. -
Little gold star mother. 44087.
Little golden gate. 2428.
Little green pocket of dreams. 36377.
Little green valley. 44088.
Little grey home in the West. 24219 (797, 798)
Little grey mother, who waits all alone. 34788
(393, 394)
Little Gypsy. 14692 (394)
Little Gypsy polka. 2429. ;
Little half-breed. 34788 (52), 38171 (194), 50835 (175)
Little Havana girl. 21269.
Little hawk. 11941.
Little heart-ache. 7141.
Little home in the Genesee Valley. 21270.
Little home in the lane. 21271.
Little home in the valley. 36378, 44089.
Little home on the hill. 26341.
Little home with you. 41610 (109)
Little Honolulu Lou. 41610 (110)
Little house, for you and me. 44090.
Little housekeepers. 34788 (395)
Little huntsman. 11942.
Little Indian, Sioux, or Crow. 24219 (799)
Little Jack Frost. 31646, 36379.
Little Jack Horner. 29091 (335)
Little Janie. 16631.
Little Jap devils. 7142.
Little Japs. 36380.
Little Jimmy’s lullaby. 16632.
Little Jimmy’s prayer. 31647.
Little Jo. 36381.
Little Joe, the wrangler. 41867, 45766.
Little jungle town. 31648.
Little kitten. 31649.
Little lad o’ dreams. 2430.
Little Laddie. 39758. -
Little lady, don’t you cry. 48774:
Little lady for a day. 7143.
Little log cabin. 16633.
Little Lord Jesus. 7144. =
Little lost sister. 5201 (568, 569)
Little love but not for me. 41610 (111)
2132
Little love is a dangerous thing. 48775.
Little love will go a long, long way. 39759.
Little Mable. 2431.
Little maiden and the crippled soldier. 52151.
Little major. 53636 (309) -
Little Major Joe. 48776.
Little marchioness. 14692 (395)
Little Marie. 44091.
Little mate don’t worry. 11943.
Little (The) mimic. 53636 (310)
Little Miss Jekyll & Hyde. 7145.
Little Miss Lady. 21272.
Little Miss Liberty. 11944, 44092.
Little Miss Muffet. 29091 (336), 36382.
Little Miss No. 52152. —
Little Miss Sixteen. 39'760.
Little Miss Victory. 39761.
Little Mister Dan. 26342.
Little Mohee’s answer. 26343.
Little monkeys, you won't do. 21273.
Little more like Jesus. 21274.
Little mother. 29091 (337)
Little Nathoo. 11945.
Little nearer home. 44093.
Little nightingale. 7146.
Little of what youfancy. 18845 (166)
Little old chapel at the foot of the hill. 16634.
Little old chapel by the way. 21275.
Little old house on the hill. 2432.
Little old log cabin in the mountains. 39762.
Little old man with a bright red nose. 26344.
Little old song nobody sings. 16635.
Little old sweetheart. 52153.
Little one. 26345. ;
Little optimist. 24219 (800)
Little Orphan Johnnie. 26346.
Little pal. 39763.
Little pal, I miss your smiles. 16636, 48777.
Little pale moon. 16637.
Little partner. 44094.
Little peacemaker. 5201 (570)
Little Peter Frog. 26347.
Little picinin. 11946.
Little pickaninny. 36383.
Little pilot. 26348.
Little pinto. 7147, 52154.
Little play soldier of mine. 31650.
Little prayer. 11947, 21276.
Little princess. 14692 (396)
Little princess march. 24219 (801)
Little queen. 21277.
Little racketeer. 2433.
Little rain. 50835 (216)
Little ray of sunshine. 48778.
Little recruit march. 24219 (802)
Little red-head. 52155.
Little red-headed red head. 11948.
Little red lady bug. 36384.
Little Red Riding Hood. 11949.
Little red rocking-chair. 31651.
Little refugee. 31652.
Little road home. 5201 (571)
Little Rocky Mountain sweetheart. 11950. .
Little rondo. 31653.
Little rose among the roses. 18845 (167)
Little rose clad window. 34788 (396)
Little rose of Texas. 44095.
Little Rose of the Ozarks. 31654.
Little Russian doll. 7148.
Little rustic chapel. 2434.
Little saddle pal. 26349. .
Little Sadie Green. 31655.
Little sailor. 5201 (572)
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Little sailor’s lullaby. 39764.
Little sassy Suzy. 16638.
Little school bell. 26350.
Little serenade. 44096.
_ Little serenade for soldier boy. 21278.
Little shabby town. 16639.
Little Shepherd. 2435, 39764*.
Little Shepherd, calling his flock. 2436.
Little ships. 44097.
Little ships at sea. 53636 (311)
Little ships of England. 16640.
Little skeptic. 24219 (803)
Little skipper. 11951.
Little sleepy eyes. 16641.
Little sleepy head. 26351.
Little smile from Someone who cares. 48779.
Little soldier. 21279, 21280, 44098, 52156.
Little soldier boy. 44099, 52157.
Little soldier boy, please smile, 44100.
Little soldier man. 44101.
Little soldier’s song. 48780.
Little song. 11952.
Little song America loves. 36385.
Little Spanish maid. ‘7149.
Little star of heaven. 26352.
Little starlet bright. 31656.
Little stars. 37314.
Little stone cottage. 11953.
Little stranger. 31657, 31658.
Little suit of blue. 39765.
Little suite. 7150.
Little swallow. 26353.
Little sweet sonny. 52158.
Little sweetheart, I miss you at the end of the
day. 26354.
Little sweetheart of my dreams. 11954.
Little sweetheart of the Rockies. 31659.
Little sweetheart, smile for me. 2437.
Little Swiss clock. 44102.
Little tales from Tuneland. 38171 (248)
Little tango maid. 24219 (804)
Little tea party, 34788 (398)
Little Tee Wee. 5201 (573)
Little thatched house with the old half door. 2438.
Little thing Idreamed up. 2439.
Little things. 26355, 48781.
Little things I can’t forget. 44103.
Little things I prize. 36386.
Little things lullaby. 26356.
Little things that count. 38171 (249)
Little things you do. 11955.
Little tick-tock. 36387.
Little tingle tangle toes. 11956.
Little Tom Thumb wedding. 26357.
Little Tommy Higgins. 26358.
Little too late. 21281.
Little tough guy. 26359.
Little toy pistol cowboy. 11957.
Little trill song. 44104.
Little village in the valley. 21282.
Little Virginia. 52159.
Little visitor. 52160.-
Little volunteer. 31660.
Little war baby, don’t you cry. 44105.
Little war orphan. 11958.
Little West Wind. 16642, 16643.
Little while. 7151, 29091 (338), 31661.
Little white cross ona hilltop. 21283.
Little white dream boat. 39766.
Little white flower. 2440, 16644, 36388.
Little white hen. 31662.
Little white horse and the mare. 52161.
Little white house. 2441, 2442, 39765.
2133
Little white house at the bend of the road. 21284.
Little white moon-beam. 24219 (805), 41610 (112)
Little wild-rose by the wayside. 36389.
Little Willie. 16645.
Little woman. 44106.
Little woo. 21285.
Little world of two. 47124 (287)
Little yellow devil. 21286.
Little yellow fishes. 11959.
Little yellow man. 16646.
Little you care. 44107.
Live alone blues. 7152.
Live & let live. 2443.
Live every day. 7153.
Live for Jesus. 26360.
Live for today. 16647, 44108.
Live on! Democracy. 31663.
Live to-day. 11960.
Livin’, lovin’, laughin’. 2444.
Living a dream. 16648.
Living ina dream. 11961, 39768.
Living in a fog. 11962.
Living in dreams. 44109.
Living in memories. 2445.
Living in the good old U.S.A. 26361.
Living melodies. 36390.
Living my dreams with you. 2446.
Living my life for you. 44110.
Living on the moon. 44111.
Living orphans. 9582 (349)
Living to serve. 16649.
Living water. 26362.
Liza polka. 38467.
Lizabeth. 36391.
Lizabeth Judy. 39769.
Ljubavni prijedlog. 2447.
Llanto. 26363.
Llanto de luna. 26364.
Llao llao. 16650.
Llegé la bomba. 52162.
Lloro tu Sespedida. 7154, 26365.
Llumbelé. 21287.
Lo! Here the gentle lark. 26366.
Lo, how a rose. 36392.
Lo, I am with you alway, 21288.
Lo que el viento se llevo. 2448.
Lo que pienso de ti. 21289.
Lo, this is our God. 44112.
Loading up the Mandy Lee. 53636 (312)
Loaf of bread. 48782.
Loaf of bread, a jug of wine & thou. 2449.
Loafer. 7155.
Local color. 31664.
Located. 39770.
Loch Lomond. 39771, 44113.
Lochinvar’s ride. 53636 (313)
Lock me in your harem & throw away the key.
5201 (574)
Lock my heart. 44114.
Locked in the cradle of my heart. 48783.
Locket. 7156, 26367.
Loco-motor roll. 34788 (399)
Loditka. 21290, 44115.
Log cabin polka. 31665.
Log cabin rag. 24219 (806, 807)
Logy-fogey blues. 7157.
Lohengrin. 5201 (359, 360, 575), 9582 (138, 139,
444, 445), 19262, 29091 (614), 50835 (47)
Lohengrin & Augustin. 36393.
Lohengrin-vorspiel. 9582 (273)
Lois. 26368.
Lokkeren valsen. 24219 (808)
Loll-a-while Lane. 11963.
INDEX |
Lombardi. 21291.
Lombardy poplars. 26369.
Lona Elaine. 39772.
London. 52163.
London Bridge. 7158.
London calling. 26370, 31666.
London fog. 2450.
London lover’s moon will shine. 26371, 31667.
London lullabye. 2451.
London moon. 26372.
London River. 47124 (288)
London sing. 44116.
Londonderry air. 7159, 7160.
Lone Ranger. 7161. —
Lone star. 39773.
Lone star shines bright, in Bethlehem tonight. 48784.
Lone wood cutter. 26373.
Loneliness. 2452, 7162, 31668, 44117, 48785.
Lonely. 2453, 2454, 11964, 16651, 21292, 26374,
31669, 36394, 52164.
Lonely ’& blue. 31670, 36395.
Lonely & blue for you. 17163.
Lonely arms. 2455.
Lonely boy blues. 21293.
Lonely caballero & his Spanish guitar. 48786.
Lonely campfires. 2456.
Lonely cowboy. 26375, 31671.
Lonely day. 31672, 52165.
Lonely dreamer, 2457,
Lonely dreams. 44118.
Lonely evening star. 7164.
Lonely feeling. 7165.
Lonely for a letter from home. 39774.
Lonely for you. 11965, 26376, 31673.
Lonely guy seeks company. 52166,
Lonely heart. 31674.
Lonely heartbeats. 31675.
Lonely hours. 2458, 31676.
Lonely in love. 16652.
Lonely in town. 29091 (339)
Lonely laddie. 44119.
Lonely little park bench with room enough for
two. 21294.
Lonely love-bird down in Moonlight Lane. 21295.
Lonely love call. 2459.
Lonely lover. 2460.
Lonely maid was praying. 16653.
Lonely me. 44120.
Lonely memories. 52167.
Lonely mood. 7166.
Lonely moon. 26377.
Lonely mother. 26378.
Lonely night. 11966, 31677.
Lonely rhapsody. 26379.
- Lonely River. 7167, 36396, 44121.
Lonely seconds. 31678.
Lonely serenade. 7168.
Lonely shepherd. 7169, 14692 (397)
Lonely Teddy bear & the silver rocking chair.
44122,
Lonely, so lonely. 26380.
Lonely soldier. 16654.
Lonely soldier boy. 26381.
Lonely sonata. 16655.
Lonely star in heaven. 7170.
Lonely woodland grave. 11967.
Lonesome. 7171, 21296, 26382, 31679, 31680.
Lonesome & blue. 71172, 16656, 212977.
Lonesome & sad. 26383,
Lonesome apple. 34788 (400)
Lonesome blues. 11968, 21298.
Lonesome blues, down Texas way. 26384.
Lonesome cowgirl. 17173.
Lonesome cowhand. 26385.
2134
Lonesome days. 11969.
Lonesome feelings. 52168.
Lonesome for dad. 7174.
Lonesome for the Southland. 7175.
Lonesome for you. 11970-11972, 18845 (168),
26386, 38171 (250), 48787, 52169.
Lonesome for you dear old ’pal. 48788.
Lonesome Frisco. 2461.
Lonesome heart. 31681.
Lonesome just for you. 31682.
Lonesome Lou. 36397.
Lonesome love. 7176.
Lonesome memories. 48789.
Lonesome on a Saturday night. 52170.
Lonesome shepherd. 2462.
Lonesome soldier. 31683.
Lonesome tonight. 26387, 31684.
Lonesome trail. 7177, 7178. -
Long about three ev’ry morning. 11973.
Long after sundown. 11974.
Long ago. 7179, 24219 (809), 26388.
Long ago in Bethlehem town. 21299.
Long ago last night. 11975.
Long as they don’t budget my love for you. 31685.
Long before I met you. 31686.
Long before you came along. 48790.
*Long come thunder. 21300.
Long dreams ago. 16657.
Long for me. 44123.
Long I look. 11976.
Long lead on. 26389.
Long, lean, lanky Letty. 34788 (401)
Long life & glory. 48791.
Long life to coffee. 2463.
Long live America. 2464, 7180, 11977, 16658,
16659, 21301-21303, 36398, 44124, 48792,
Long live America our native land. 31687.
Long live democracy. 16660, 36399, 52171.
. Long live the future. 7181.
Long live the memory of Pearl Harbor. 11978.
Long long ago. 7182, 36400, 48793.
Long may Old Glory wave. 48794.
Long may we love. 11979.
Long - ‘n’ - lastin’. 26390.
Long tall mama. 44125.
Long time ago. 11980.
Long time longing for you. 39775.
Long was the way. 2465.
Long WAVE the WAACs. 39776
Long years ago in Bethlehem. 44126.
Longer I live. 52172.
Longing. 7183, 7184, 11981, 14692 (398, 399), 21304,
21305, 26391-26394, 34788 (402), 38777, 44127,
47124 (289), 48795.
Longing, dear, for you. 36401.
Longing for daddy. 7185, 52173.
Longing for her. 11982.
Longing for home. 11983, 52174.
Longing for love. 31688.
Longing for my delta homeland. 36402.
Longing for you. 2466, 7186, 11984, 21306, 34788
(403), 36403, 39778, 44128, 44129.
Longing in my heart. 2467.
Longing to hold you again. 21307, 31689.
Longings. 11985.
Long’s (Norman) album of songs & monologues. 52175.
Longs for liberty. 44130.
Look. 44131.
Look ahead. 7187, 26395, 36404.
Look at me. 31690. .
Look at the sailors. 44132.
Look at the skies. 39779.
Look at the moon. 21308.
nos, 1-12, 1942
Look at the moon tonight. 2468.
Look away to Calvary. 24219 (810)
Look for the note. 31691.
Look for the silver lining. 2469.
Look for the sunshine. 36405.
Look for tomorrow. 16661.
Look home. 52176.
Look in my eyes. 31692.
Look in the Bible. 503835 (217)
Look into the tace of Jesus. 36406.
Look into your heart. 39780.
Look on the bright side. 34788 (404)
Look-out. 11986.
Look out below. 48796.
Look out for the boogie-boo man. 5201 (576)
Look out for the Japs. 39781.
Look out for the Red, White & Blue. 21309, 31693.
Look out for the Yanks. 48797.
Look out for Uncle Sam. 26396.
Look out for Uncle Sam when he gets sore. 31694.
Look out for your wife. 26397.
Look out! Here comes America. 2470, 39782.
Look out, here comes our Uncle Sam. 39783.
Look out ‘Japan. 2471.
Look out Japan, we’re coming over. 71388, 36407.
Look out Jappies, here we come. 7189.
Look out, Mary. 34788 (405)
Look out, Mister Jap. 44133.
Look out, Mr. Schicklegruber. 17190.
Look out, the Yankee boys are comin’.
Look out Tokio here we come. 16662.
Look straight ahead. 2472.
Look to the East. 31695.
Look unto Me & be saved. 29091 (340)
Look up, America. 2473, 2474, 21310, 36408,
45798.
Look up & Smile. 9532 (274), 48799.
Look up to Him. 2475.
Look up to Jesus. 21311, 36409.
Look what you , have done to me, 44134.
Look what you've done. 26398.
Look who’ s here. 39784.
Lookin’ for my love. 21312.
Looking. 44135.
Looking across the ocean. 39785.
Looking at me. 16663.
Looking at the moon shining over you. 39786.
Looking at the moon, with you. 11987.
Looking at the same old moon. 36410.
Looking at Tokyo through a bombsite. 26399.
Looking at you. 36411.
Looking back. 44136.
Looking down on my worries. 26400.
Looking ’em over. 24219 (811), 47124 (290)
Looking for a clue. 1198».
Looking for a needle in a haystack. 52177.
Looking for a rainbow. 7192.
Looking for me Santa Claus. 7193.
Looking for the moon. 2476.
Looking for yesterday. 36412.
Looking for you. 44137.
Looking Glass Lake. 21313.
Lookout, beware. 483800.
Lookout! Here come the Yankees. 36413.
Looney lullaby/ 36414.
Loony-loons. 7194.
Loony tune. 7195.
Lord & Lady Gate. 48801.
Lord commands. 44138.
Lord give him wings. 39787.
Lord God is merciful & kind. 31696.
Lord, God of hosts. 31697.
Lord has given me a song. 7196.
7191.
INDEX
Lord, hear me in my distress. 16664.
Lord, hold me steady. 44139.
Lord, I am not worthy of you. 21314.
Lord, 1am Thine. 14692 (400
Lord, I wan’ to be more lovin’.
Lord, if I but Thee may have.
Lord, if you’re comin’. 44140.
Lord, increase my faith. 52178.
Lord is gracious. 2477.
11989.
7197.
Lord is inHis holy temple. 2478, 14692 (401), 44141.
Lord is in His temple. 21315.
Lord is merciful. 29091 (341)
Lord is my light. 21316, 39788, 47124 (291)
Lord is my master. 21317.
Lord is my refuge. 16665.
Lord is my shepherd. 2479, 7198, 16666, 16667,
26401, 26402, 29091 (342), 31698, 36415, 44142,
48802-48804, 53636 (314)
Lord is risen. 2479*.
Lord Jesus, care Thou now for me. 36416.
Lord knows just what I need. 7199.
Lord make me to know. 24219 (812)
Lord of all. 5201 (577), 24219 (813)
Lord of all being, throned afar. 16668.
Lord of our life. 44143.
Lord of the nations. 50835 (218)
Lord of the worlds above. 5201 (578)
Lord our God be with us. 26403.
Lord protect us. 11990.
Lord reigneth. 53636 (315)
Lord, see us through. 31699.
Lord, Shepherd of all. 26404.
Lord, speak to me. 31700, 44144.
Lord surely saved me. 11991.
Lord, take away my stony heart. 11992.
Lord, teach us to pray. 11993.
Lord, Thou art our refuge. 7200.
Lord, Thy childamI. 2480.
Lord thy Keeper. 39789.
Lord, Thy Word, that sacred treasure. 7201.
Lord, to Thy throne. 7202.
Lord, who art merciful. 53636 (316)
Lords & ladies. 24219 (814, 815)
Lords @ ladies all are we. 14692 (402)
Lord’s anointed. 24219 (816)
Lord’s blessing. 52179.
Lord’s child. 26405.
Lord’s graciousness. 44145.
Lora’s my shepherd. 44146.
Lord’s prayer. 2481-2483, 7203, 7204, 11994-
11996, 16669-16671, 21318, 21319, 26406, 26407,
31701, 31702, 36417, 36418, 44147, 44148, 48805,
52180-52182.
Lordy. 16672.
Loree. 31703.
Lorelei. 16673.
Lorellei. 2484.
Lorenz's army & navy choir. 48806.
Lorenz’s choir responses. 24219 (817)
Lorenz s practical organ book. 16674, 31704.
Lorenz's s.a.b. concert choruses. 44149,
Lorenz s selected anthems no. 2. 5201 (579)
Lorenz s two-part concert choruses. 39790.
Loretta. 2485.
Loretta polka. 2486.
Lorig. 16675.
Lorna Lee. 7205.
Lorraine. 7206.
Los Angeles. 31705, 44150.
Lose that ole spell of the blues. 2487.
Lose the blackout blues. 11997.
Losin’ your love. 21320.
Loss. 48807.
Loss & gain. 21321.
~_ we vy
2135
am pt. 3, n.s., v.37
Lost. 21322, 26408, 31706, 31707, 44151.
Lost & found. 16676.
Lost & lonely, 21323.
Lost angel. 44152.
Lost chord. 14692 (403), 26409, 44153, 47124
(292)
Lost colony. 28434. -
Lost dream. 39791.
Lost dreams. 21324.
Lost heart. 21325.
Lost ina daze. 16677.
Lost ina dream. 17207.
Lost in action. 48808.
Lost in the midnight blue. 39792.
Lost in the shadows of the night. 44154.
Lost kitten. 31708.
Lost love. 21326, 26410, 31709, 36419.
Lost love — broken heart. 16678.
Lost - my heart. 48809.
Lost necklace. 34788 (406)
Lost one heart please return. 39793.
Lost sweetheart. 7208.
Lost to you. 52183.
Lost without you. 2488, 11998, 21327.
Lost word. 16678*.
Lot of noise. 2489.
- Lotos-eaters. 24219 (818)
Lotos isles. 24219 (818)
Lotosblume. 9582 (275)
Lotus-bloom. 48810.
Lotus blooms. 24219 (819)
Lotus bud. 11999. -°
Lotus flower. 44155,
Lotus Land. 26411, 47124 (293)
Loud & wrong. 17209.
Loud mouth. 39794.
“Louella. 21328.
Louis in the army. 26412, 31710.
Louisa please be mine. 2490.
Louise, 2491, 9582 (276), 44156, 48811.
‘Louise O’Brien. 2492.
Louisiana. 39795.
Louisiana barbecue. 31711.
Louisiana hay ride. 7210.
Louisiana I miss you. 26413.
Louisiana Lou. 16679.
Louisiana love. 7211.
Louisiana lullaby of home. 26414.
Louisiana, my home sweet home. 36420.
Louisiana, my Louisiana. 48812.
Louisiana rags. 12000, 48813.
Louisiana voodoo man. 12001.
Loure. 52184.
Lou’siana. 39796.
Lovable. 7212.
Lovable Lana. 44157.
Lovable Sue. 31712.
Lovable you. 39797.
Love. 2493, 7213, 12002, 12003, 16680, 16681,
21329, 21330, 36421, 36422.
Love a la carte. 31713.
Love a little more. 14692 (404)
Love affair. 31714.
Love after dark. 26415.
Love alone. 39798, 44158.
Love America or leave it. 2494, 16682.
Love & cherish. 39799.
Love & friendship. 52185.
Love & June. 5201 (580)
Love & kisses. 52186.
Love & learn. 17214.
Love & light. 29091 (343)
Love & loneliness. 48814.
INDEX
Love & love alone. 26416.
Love & silence. 29091 (344)
Love & song. 18845 (169)
Love & stuff like that. 2495.
Love & the dryad. 14692 (206, 477)
Love, & the whole world smiles. 12004.
Love & war. 17215.
Love anew. 12005. ?
Love answers all. 7216.
Love at first sight. 36423, 39800, 48815.
Love at its best. 21331.
Love at sea. 2496.
Love, awake. 53636 (317)
Love bees. 7217.
Love begins with you. 31715.
Love bells. 47124 (294)
Love bird wove a web around my heart. 39801.
Love birds in love. 12006.
Love bloom. 2497.
Love blossomed like a flower. 12007.
Love bound. 44159.
Love bug has got me. 16683.
Love bug swing. 26417.
Love bug’s got me now. 39802.
Love by any other name. 31716.
Love by moonlight. 7218.
Love came into my heart. 44160.
Love came to me. 7219, 31717.
Love came to me ina dream. 39803.
Love came to me with a song. 31718.
Love caught up with me. 26418.
Love comes a’stealing. 31719, 47124 (295)
Love crazy. 16684.
Love, dear, indreams. 48816.
Love devine [?} 7220.
Love divine. 26419, 41610 (113)
Love divine! All love excelling.
(820), 53636 (318)
Love drafted my heart. 7221.
Love dream. 38171 (251)
Love dreams. 36424, 48817.
Love dreams of far off Dubonnet. 21332.
Love embalmed in tears. 14692 (405)
Love ending. 31720.
Love fell in. 21333.
Love for the United Nations. 26420.
Love found me. 48818.
12008, 24219
Love fromMandalay. 31721.
2136
Love has a heart. 2498.
Love has a way of knowing. 31722.
Love has failed again. 21334.
Love has flown. 2499.
Love has its morning after. 16685.
Love has stole [?]uponmy heart again. 39804.
Love has vanished. 36425.
Love has won. 26421.
Love hasn’t passed you by. 16686, 21335.
Love here is my heart. 34788 (407), 38171 (252)
Love, hold me in your arms. 26422.
Love, honor, & oh baby. 31723.
Love I crave from you. 26423.
Love, I give to you my heart. 2500.
Love I have for you. 44161.
Love, I hear your sweet refrain. 2501.
Love, I see you everywhere. 2502.
Love, I wept adreaming. 24219 (821)
Love, I’ll not forget. 16687.
Love, I’m in love all over. 26424.
Love in a changing world. 2503.
Love ina hammock. 31724.
Love in a penthouse for two. 2504.
Love in an old fashioned garden. 7222.
Love in idleness. 5201 (581)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Love in May. 2505, 44162, 53636 (319)
Love in my heart. 2506.
Love in our hearts. 39805.
Love in our time. 31725.
Love in spring. 5201 (582)
Love in springtime. 48819.
Love in the first degree. 48820.
Love in the moonlight. 21336, 21337.
Love in the rain. 21338.
Love in vain. 39806.
Love in Vienna. 31726.
Love is. 12009, 48821.
Love is a battle. 14692 (406)
Love is a beautiful prayer. 44163.
Love is a funny thing. 7223.
Love is a merry go round. 48822.
Love is a sickness. 2507.
Love is a song. 21339, 26425.
Love is atreasure. 26426.
Love is a will-o -the-wisp. 48823.
Love is a wonderful thing. 16688.
Love is all. 12010, 31727.
Love is all I expect from you. 44164.
Love is all that matters to me now. 31728.
Love is calling you. 48824.
- Love is divine. 5201 (583), 12011.
Love is enough. 12012.
Love is ever sonew. 36426.
‘Love is everything. 52187.
Love is funny that way. 52188.
Love is just an illusion. 2508.
Love is just another melody. 5201 (584)
Love is like a butterfly. 5201 (585)
Love is like a fairy land. 2509.
Love is like a firefly. 53636 (320)
Love is like arose. 7224.
Love is like an April day. 12013.
Love is like music in your heart & mine. 16689.
Love is like that. 44165.
Love is meant to make us glad. 24219 (822)
Love is no fool. 26427, 52189.
Love is on an air raid. 2510.
Love is our life today. 16690.
Love is passing you by. 12014.
Love is so much fun. 36427.
Love is sonewtome. 16691.
Love is the best of all. 38171 (253)
Love is the devil and all. 31729.
Love is the golden crown. 53636 (321)
Love is the link. 52190.
Love is the song of the stars. 7225.
Love is true, it’s ever new. 21340.
Love isn’t in you. 26428.
Love it or leave it. 2511.
Love knocked at my door. 12015.
Love laugh’d as he ran away. 53636 (322)
Love laughs at anything. 21341.
Love letter. 21342.
Love letters in the wind. 21343.
Love light. 2512, 16692, 39807, 39808.
Love light shines on me. 48825.
Love like ours. 31730.
Love like you. 48826.
Love like yours & mine. 39809.
Love lives onindreams. 26429.
Love locked her doors on me. 26430.
Love looked at me. 26431.
Love lore. 44166.
Love lost its way. 39810.
Love, love, go away. 21344.
Love lyrics. 24219 (823)
Love made a mess out of me. 36428.
Love makes me that way. 52191.
521888 0 - 43 - 12
Love makes the wheels of the world go round. 36429.
Love makes us brave. 39811.
Love may whisper. 44167.
Love me. 17226, 26432, 44168, 44169, 48827,
48828. _
Love me a little bit more. 21345.
Love me alone my own. 2513.
Love me & help Uncle Sam. 26433.
Love me & wait. 31731.
Love me anywhere. 47124 (296)
Love me for the duration, 48829.
Love me forever. 18845 (170, 171), 36430, 44170.
Love me, I’m forever yours tonite. 39812.
Love me in the good old fashioned way. 5201 (586)
Love me, just like I love you. 7227, 21346, 31732.
Love me like I love you. 5201 (587)
Love me little, love me long. 44171.
Love me - love me not. 36431.
Love me not. 1583, 5651, 14485, 18869, 24449,
24795, 25340, 26434, 26435, 27477, 27578, 28196.
Love me now. 39813.
Love me, or leave me alone. 24219 (824), 47124
(297), 52192.
Love me or leave me, it’s up to you. 52193.
Love me, pretty baby. 31733.
Love me tenderly. 31734.
Love me today. 39814.
Love me tonight. 21347, 39815, 48830.
Love me too. 48831.
Love means only. 52194.
Love melody. 2514.
Love must wing. 31735.
Love nest for two. 12016.
Love nest in the sky. 2515.
Love never comes my way. 21348.
Love never dies. 17228.
Love never dies, dear. 12017.
Love new & old. 26436.
Love of afriend. 26437.
Love of freedom. 31736.
Love of Jesus. 44172.
Love of mine. 52195.
Love of my life. 39816.
Love of my life, goodbye. 24219 (825), 53636 (323)
Love of the Lorelei. 14692 (407)
Love of you. 26438.
Love of you & I. 2516, 26439.
Love on a feather. 2517.
Love ona page. 26440.
Love onatruck. 16693.
Love on an airliner. 2518.
Love on the American plan. 14692 (408)
Love on the Hudson River. 2519.
Love on toast. 12018.
Love only me always. 26441.
Love played a tune on my heart-strings. 52196.
Love plus me equal you. 7229.
Love preferred. 21349.
Love put one over on me. 2520.
Love refrain. 2521.
Love rides again. 31737.
Love sailed away. 39817.
Love scene. 36432.
Love second hand. 48832.
Love sends a little gift of roses. 31738.
Love shells shooting from my heart. 39818.
Love ship. 24219 (826)
Love ships are sailing. 2522.
Love shy. 26442.
Love sight. 16694.
Love sighted me for you. 48833.
Love some day will find its own. 39819.
Love song. 7230, 38171 (254), 39820, 44173.
Love song of the mountains. 31739.
Love song to mother. 16695.
Love songs. 2523.
-Love spell. 21350.
Love steals in, by night or day. 48834,
Love storm. 12019. e
Love story. 16696, 31740.
Love such as ours. 16697.
Love, sweet love. 24219 (8277)
Love, take my heart. 21351.
Love takes the cake. 44174.
Love talk. 26443.
Love temple blues. 36433.
Love that abides. 9582 (277)
Love that could not stay. 44175.
Love that gave. 29091 (345)
Love that had ended too soon. 7231.
Love that lives. 2524.
Love that paid the debt. 21352.
Love that used to be. 2525.
Love that was false. 7232.
Love that was never to die. 48835.
Love that was untrue. 52197.
Love that you’ ve been holdin’ back. 21353.
Love — that’s all I ask of life. 7233.
Love that’s gone. 31741, —
Love that’s true is purest gold. 16698.
Love the U.S.A. or leave it today. 48836.
Love their country. 16699.
Love theme from the Song of songs. 14692 (409)
Love thoughts. 5201 (588), 41610 (114)
Love thy neighbor. .2526.
Love time serenade. 16700.
Love to you, mom, & a good-nite kiss. 44176.
Love today. 7234. .
Love unconquerable. 31742.
Love unending. 21354.
Love walked in. 39821-39823.
Love waltz. 12020.
—See also This is our love waltz.
Love was s made for you & me. 29091 (346)
Love wasn’t meant for me. 12021.
Love wave. 12022.
Love we meant to be. 26444,
Love we share. 36434, 48837.
Love where are you. 16701, 48838, 48839.
Love will always stay. 12023.
Love will come again. 39824.
Love will find a way. 16702, 44177, 48840.
Lové will never. 26445.
Love will out. 2527.
Love will reign again & rule us all. 39825.
Love will return again. 48841.
Love with a home. 2528.
Love with interest. 44178.
Love with the dollar sign init. 48842.
Love, wonderful love. 36435.
Love won’t escape me. 7235.
Love would be my share. 16703.
Love wrote a song. 21355.
Love you. 31743.
Love, you bet.. 7236.
Love, you have turned me into a roamer. 12024.
Love’ your neighbor as yourself. 26446.
Love, you’re like a melody. 16704.
Love- a-bye. 44179.
Loved one. 12025,
Loved ones. 53636 (324)
Loveland days. 14692 (410)
Lovelight. 52198.
Loveliness of adream. 2529.
Loveliness of you. 7237.
Lovely. 16705, 26447, 31744, 31745, 48843.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Lovely America. 31746.
Lovely angel. 31747.
Lovely appear. 53636 (325)
Lovely as you. 12026.
Lovely baby. 31748.
Lovely blue eyes. 16706.
Lovely dream of you. 21356.
Lovely evening. 21357.
Lovely eyes. 36436.
Lovely girl of mine. 48844.
Lovely Glory. 39826.
Lovely is your mien. 5201 (589)
Lovely Jean. 2530.
Lovely Katie. 24219 (828)
Lovely lady. 48845.
Lovely lady in the harbor. 12027.
Lovely lady of dreams. 21358. —
Lovely lady of my dreams. 2531.
Lovely Latin lady. 7238.
Lovely like you. 44180.
Lovely little blitzkrieg. 31749.
Lovely little ladies. 16707. °-
Lovely little lady. 16708, 26448, 31750.
Lovely little sweetheart of mine. 21359.
Lovely Lokelani. 2532.
Lovely Lolita. 12028.
Lovely Luana, 39827.
Lovely Maria. 12029.
Lovely Marlene. 21360.
Lovely May. 24219 (829)
Lovely melody. 52199.
Lovely Miss Linley. 21361.
Lovely moments. . 48846.
Lovely moon. 36437, 48847.
Lovely oh! So lovely. 21362.
Lovely Ohio. 26449.
Lovely one. 39828.
Lovely picture of my dreams. 39829.
Lovely rose. 24219 (830)
Lovely Rosetta. 39830.
Lovely things. 26450.
Lovely you. 12030, 31751, 39831, 39832, 52200.
Lover come back. 39833.
Lover come back to me. 21363.
Lover in Damascus. 9582 (278), 50835 (219)
Lover man, oh, where can you be. 36438.
Lover true. 44181.
Lovers apart. 7239.
Lover’s Bay. 16709.
Lover’s bouquet. 26451.
Lover’s call to service. 16710.
Lovers dance. 48848.
Lover’s farewell. 7240.
Lover’s goodbye. 7241.
Lovers in glass houses. 39834.
Lovers in the moon. 31752, 31753.
Lovers in the moonlight. 21364.
Lover’s lament. 16711.
Lovers Lane. 26452, 39835.
Lover’s Lane is Lonely Lane. 44182.
Lover’s litany. 24219 (831), 50835 (220)
Lover’s meditation. 21365.
Lovers of liberty. 16712, 52201.
Lovers paradise. 31754, 44183.
Lovers plea, 2533.
Lover’s regret. 39836.
Lover’ 8 rhapsody, 2534, 21366.
Lover’s serenade. 12031, 16713, 21367,
31755.
Lover’s song. 5201 (590)
Lover’s waltz. 12032, 52202.
Lover’s war time blues. 16714.
Love’s a common complaint. 2535.
2138
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Love’ S a little bit of ev’rything. 48849.
Love’ 5 after-glow. 12033.
Love’ s a-knockin’ at my heart. 12034.
Love’s a-poppin. 12035.
Love's art gallery. 26453.
Love's attributes. 24219 (832)
Love's avowal. 41610 (115)
Love s awakening. 48850.
Love's blues. 21368.
Love s calendar. 48851.
Love's call. 21369, 31756.
Love's citadel. 47124 (298), 50835 (221)
Love's dawn. 34788 (408)
Love's dawning. 5201 (591)
Love s dream. 21370. .
Love's ecstasy. 24219 (833)
Love s eternity. 14692 (411)
Love’ S fantasy. 36439.
Love’ Sfervor. 29091 (347)
Love’ S fire. 44184.
Love’ S fortune. 24219 (834)
Love’s garden of roses. 5201 (592), 16715, 34788
(409), 38171 (255, 256)
Love’ S going to.be rationed. 39837.
Love’s golden dream. 31757.
Loves golden morrow. 47124 (299)
Love’s greeting. 53636 (326)
Love's greetings. 21371.
Love s hesitation. 5201 (593)
Love's horn doth blow. 14692 (412)
Love’s labor’s lost. 16716.
Love s lament. 26454.
Love's meditation. 44185.
Love's melody. 34788 (410), 50835 (222)
Love s memories. 12036.
Love Ss message. 24219 (835, 836)
Love Ss messenger. 14692 (413)
Love's nocturne. 5201 (594)
Love's not love without you. 31758.
Love's offering. 18845 (172) a
Love 3 offertory. 47124 (300)
Love’s old sweet song. 2536, 2537, 7242, 7243,
38171 (257), 53636 (327)
- Love’s old sweet story. 2538.
Love's on the highroad. 14692 (414)
Love's only a story. 26455.
Love s our air plane. 31759.
Love s ownDreamland. 2539.
Love's own hour. 24219 (837)
Love's own symphony. 26456.
Love's own way. 31760, 44186.
Love's pathos. 12037.
Love's prayer. 12033.
Love's radiance. 14692 (415)
Love's regret. 36440.
Love's reverie. 48852.
Love's rhapsody. 7244.
Love's selfishness. 14692 (416)
Love s serenade. 2540.
Love's shadows. 26457.
Love's So very complicated. 31761.
Love's Sympathy. 53636 (328)
Love's tempest. 5201 (595)
Love's trail leads to your heart. 12039.
Love's triumph. 29091 (348)
Love's valley. 53636 (329)
Love's vision. 21372.
Love s way. 5201 (596)
Love's witchery. 2541.
Love's words are music. 48853.
Love's yearning. 24219 (838)
Lovesick. 44187.
LoveSick over you. 12040.
- © we ee ee ee Ye ee eS &
sw. we we we we Se we Be ee
~~ ~~ &’ &
Se ae OE EPG Ee Gh Gra OF EF OF ar er OY a or are ae
2139
Lovewind. 21373.
Lovey dove. 16717.
Lovin’ man. 2542.
Lovin’ up a solid breeze. 52203.
Lovin’ you the way Ido. 12041, 16718.
Loving-Goosey Gander, please stay, always, in my
loving heart. 2543.
Loving hands. 44188, 52204.
Loving letter from you. 44189.
Loving Lincoln. 26458.
Loving story. 36441.
Loving time. 5201 (597) ‘
Loving you. 2544, 2545, 12042, 26459, 31762.
Loving you as I do. sweetheart. 21374.
Loving you by remote control. 36442.
Loving you the way Ido. 12043.
Lovit street. 48854.
Low-breathing winds. 53636 (330)
Low down & dirty shame blues. 16719.
Low down blues. 17245.
Low green valley. 39838.
Low in my saddle. 36443.
Low in the saddle. 31763.
Low moon. 12044.
Low spirits. 12045,
Lower taxes. 44190.
Lowland. 12046.
Loyal America. 2546.
Loyal Americans. 2547, 26460.
Loyal army mothers. 21375.
Loyal dominion. 50835 (223)
Loyal men of Rotary. 44191.
Loyal soldiers of the King. 5201 (598)
Loyal sons of America. 2543.
Loyal sons of the U.S.A. 7246.
Loyal to our land. 26461.
Loyal to Warren high. 16720.
Loyal to you. 21376.
Loyal WAVES of the navy. 48855.
Loyal women of the defense corps.
26462.
Loyalty. 12047, 44192.
Loyalty march. 16721.
Loyalty song. 12048.
Loyalty to America. 44193.
Loyalty to Christ. 39839.
Lu Elseana of New Orleans. 26463.
Lu, lu, lu, lu, lu, lu. 26464.
Luana. 39840.
Luanna. 44194.
Lubochka. 44195.
Lucero mananero. 12049.
Lucia. 5201 (599-601)
Lucia di Lammermoor. 3051, 29091 (728), 34788
(813)
Lucienne. 26465.
Lucille. 7247, 16722, 16723, 36444.
Lucille Love. 34788 (412; 413)
Lucille Love waltzes. 34788 (414)
Luck. 44196.
Luck of the U.S.A. 36445.
Lucky Eddie. 48856.
Lucky for me. 12050.
Lucky girl. 31764.
Lucky Lane. 26466.
Lucky, lucky you. 12051.
Lucky me. 12052, 21377.
Lucky number. 19725.
Lucky people. 21378.
Lucky sailing. 12053.
Lucky stars. 21379.
Lucky Strike song. 44197.
Lucky Strucky. 39841.
INDEX
Lucky Yankee. 44198.
Lucrecia. 44199.
Lucy Anna. 16724:
Ludwig (Wm. F.) collection drum solos, march beats,
- duets & ensembles. 26467.
Ludwig (Wm. F.) complete drum instructor. 31765.
Luise. 7248.
Luke’s Christmas carol. 44200, 52205.
Lul-a-by [?] & reveille. 21380. ~
Lull me to dreams. 12054. —
Lull me to sleep. 14692 (417)
Lulla lullaby. 39842.
Lullabies. 2549.
Lullaby. 2550, 5201 (602), 7242, 7249-7251, 12055,
12056, 14692. (418-420), 16725, 21381-21387,
24219 (839), 26468-26472, 31766-31768, 36446,
36447, 37638, 39843, 44201-44204, 48857-48860,
53636 (331) -
Lullaby Bay. 44205.
Lullaby for a lambkin. 31769:
Lullaby for Christmas. 2551.
Lullaby from home sweet home. 21388.
Lullaby Lagoon. 12057.
Lullaby Land. 21389, 39844.
Lullaby Lane. 31770.
Lullaby my baby. 31771.
Lullaby of a mother’s love. 39845.
Lullaby of an infant chief. 53636 (332)
Lullaby of dreams. 2552.
Lullaby of the leaves. 36448.
Lullaby of the plains. 2553, 16726.
Lullaby of the rain. 26473.
Lullaby of the singing sands. 26474.
Lullaby of the thought. 26475.
Lullaby of the waves. 36449.
Lullaby time. 31772.
Lullaby to a hero. 12058.
Lullaby to a Seafarer’ s son. 16727.
Lullaby to a soldier’s baby. 16728.
Lullaby to Diane. 36450.
Lullaby to my son. 12059.
Lullabye. 2554, 24219 (840), 52206.
Lullabye in swing. 39846.
Lullay, my Jesu. 2555.
Lulu bird. 7252.
Lulu fada. 29091 (349)
Lulu Lavinia. 24219 (841)
Lumber jack’s call. 7253.
Lumbermen. 24219 (842)
Lumperl. 53636 (333)
Luna. 5201 (603), 50835 (224)
Luna de miel. 52207.
Luna del mar. 31773.
Luna del tropico. 31774.
Luna of the moon. 16729.
Luna sobre el desierto. 24563.
Lunch. 26476.
Lunch hour follies. 39923.
Lunch wagon song. 2556.
Luncheon at the Colonial. 12060.
Lundu. 18845 (173)
Lune. 31775.
Lupita. 5201 (604)
Lure amid the hills of Colorado. 52208.
Lure of crimson. 36451.
Lure of the piano through concentration & coordi-
nation. 21390.
Lustspiel overture. 9582 (279)
Luther’s (Frank) circus songs for children. 21391.
Luxury. 21392.
Luz symphonic color classics. 36452, 36453.
Luz y alegria. 26477.
Luzon. 21393.
pt. 3,n. S., v. 37
Luzon hold on. 16730.
Ly-bo linktum ky-bo. 31776.
Lyman bounce. 26478.
Lynn Haven moon. 2557.
Lyrechord echoes of Pearl Harbor. 44206.
Lyric fancies. 9582 (280-283)
Lyric of liberty. 26479, 44207.
Lyrics by my lips, music by my heart. 31777.
Lysistrata, 1942. 12060*.
Lysistrata unlimited. 12060**.
M. B. Hickson. 12061.
M. P. song. 52209.
Ma carida. 7254.
Ma chére, farewell to thee. 12062.
Ma chérie. 5201 (605), 18845 (174), 36454.
Ma curly-headed babby. 21394.
Ma, I don’t want a sweater. 31778.
Ma, I’m going over now. 44208.
Ma. mie. 2558.
Ma petite Mimi. 16731.
Ma-aseh seh ug’di. 31779.
Mabel’s in the army now. 21395.
Mable ain’t able. 2559.
Maboohay. 21396.
Mac & Vera. 44209.
Mac searches Gerente’ S room. 44210.
Mac will soon be headin’ back that way. 21397.
Macaga. 16732.
MacArthur. 7255, 7256, 12063, 16733, 26480-26482,
44211.
MacArthur & his army brave. 26483.
MacArthur & his crew. 21398.
MacArthur & his men. 39847.
MacArthur & his minute men. 16734.
MacArthur & his Yankee Doodle boys. 16735.
MacArthur & his Yanks. 21399.
McArthur [(?]& men. 16736.
McArthur [?] at Bataan. 12064.
MacArthur at the Bay. 12065.
MacArthur dip. 12066.
MacArthur gave the Japs hell-a-lujah. 52210.
MacArthur, here we are. 26484.
MacArthur, hero of Bataan. 21400.
MacArthur in command. 16737.
MacArthur is a fighting man. 31780.
MacArthur is going to win. 31781.
MacArthur is holding the fort. 44212.
McArthur [?] is still holding out. 12067.
MacArthur is the man. 12068, 48861.
MacArthur march, 21401, 21402, 26485, 31782.
McArthur [?] of the Philippines. 7257.
MacArthur of the U.S.A. 12069.
MacArthur, our leader. 21403.
MacArthur song. 36455, 44213.
MacArthur the magnificent. 39848.
MacArthur the pride of the nation. 12070.
MacArthur to the end. 12071.
MacArthur victory march. 48862.
MacArthur was there. 26486.
MacArthur, we Salute you, 26487.
MacArthur, we’re with you. 26488.
MacArthur ‘with the Anzacs. 12072.
MacArthur’ Ss around. 31783.
McArthur’s [?] band. 7258.
McArthur’ s [?] battle cry. 21404, 31784.
MacArthur’ Ss day. 26489, 26490.
McArthur’ s [?] fight song. 16738.
MacArthur’s fighting men. 12073, 21405
MacArthur s invincibles. 44214.
MacArthur's lines. 31785.
MacArthur's march. 16739.
MacArthur's march back to Corregidor. 39849.
MacArthur's men. 2560, 7259, 16740.
vw we we we
oo —
.
nos. 1-12, 1942
MacArthur’s ride. 21406.
MacArthur’s shift.. 16741.
MacArthur’s soldiers are in heaventonight. 31786.
MacArthur’s victory march. 16742, 31787.
McCann was the man who paid the rent for Mrs.
Rip Van Winkle. 24219 (843)
McCarthy. 18845 (175)
McCarthy & me. 16743.
McGilligan’ s band. 52211.
INDEX |
” Maggie, what’s that noise. 39851.
MacKenzie’s (Ken) favorite songs of the range & hill
country folio. 2561.
McLaughlin march. 44215.
McLeod march. 26491.
Macnamara’s band. 34788 (415)
- McNamara’s band is in the army. 21407.
Macumba. 17260.
Macushla. 5201 (606)
Macushla machree. 48863.
Mad about each other. 26492.
Mad about him, sad without him, how can I be
glad without him blues. 21408.
Mad about you. 21409.
Mad doctor of Market street. 15642.
Mad moments. 39850.
Mad Russian. 48864. |
Mad scene. 7261.
Mad to think of you. 36456.
Madam, I love your crépe suzette. 36457.
‘Madam Spy. 36458.
Madame Butterfly. 52212.
Madame Jeanette. 16744.
Madame Moselle. 5201 (65, 103, 204, 251, 355,
423, 439, 441, 459, 677, 835, 1054), ‘14692 (152,
306), 18845 (61, 132, 196, 264, 320), 24219 (161,
844), 29091 (25, 206, 269, 277)
Madame Pompon. 24219 (845)
Madame Sans- oe 9582 (284)
Mad-cap blues. 21410.
Madder than a hatter cause my Hattie’s mad
at me. 36459.
Made a man. 14692 (421) i
Made in America. 5201 (607)
Made in Japan. 21411.
Made in the U.S.A. 24219 (846)
Made in U.S.A. 16745.
Made whole. 31788.
Madeleine. 44216.
Mademoiselle. 31789.
Mademoiselle from Armentieres. 16746.
Mlle. Juliette. 5201 (586, 1099)
Mile. Modiste. 24219 (758)
Madison Lane. 31790.
Madleina. 16747.
Madly in love with you. 36460.
Madness. 21412, 31791.
Madolin hospital. 44217, 44218.
Madommoselle [?] Marie. 26493.
Madonna dear. 31792.
Madonna lullaby. 2562.
Madre dame tu bendicién. 7262.
_ Madres y las naciones. 26494.
Madrid de mis amores. 12074.
Madrigal. 12075, 29091 (350), 31793.
Madrigale. 53636 (334)
Madrugada. 21413.
Mae. 26495.
Mae Lou. 36461.
‘Maestro Uncle-‘Sam. 2563.
Maffia. 5201 (608)
Mag der himmel euch vergeben. 14692 (381)
Magazine sweetheart of mine. 48865.
Maggie come over. 5201 (609)
Maggie O’Toole. 21414.
Maggies polka. 48866.
Magic. 52213.
Magic bells. 14692 (422)
Magic Berkeley square. 7263.
Magic dream. 14692 (423)
Magic fingers. 21415.
Magic flute. 34842, 34919, 36284.
Magic garden. 12075*.
Magic hour. 17264.
Magic love. 29091 (351), 34788 (416)
Magic melody. 24219 (847), 53636 (335)
Magic moon. 17265, 12076.
Magic moon shines tonight. 36462, 39852.
Magic moonglow. 21416.
Magic of Georgia. 44219.
Magic of love. 52214.
Magic of spring. 21417.
Magic of the night. 39853.
Magic of you. 16748, 39854.
Magic of your charm, 52245.
Magic sunbeams. 36463.
Magical moments. 17266.
Magical moonlight. 21418, 48867.
Magician’s song. 21419.
Magneta. 5201 (610)
Magnificat. 5201 (611)
2141
Magnificat & Nunc dimittis. 2564, 26496, 31794, 36464,
Magnificat & Nunc dimittis in D. 29091 (352)
Magnificat in the fourth mode. 16749.
Magnificent lady. 2565.
Magnify Jehovah’s name. 53636 (336)
Magnolia blossoms in the moonlight. 36465.
Magnolia Lane. 17267.
Mago. 44220.
Mah boss done it, so why can’t I. 21420.
Mah yokor chasdechoElohim. 16750.
Mahalo nui: 7268.
Maharaja serenade. 7269.
Mahu. 21421.
Maid in America. 14692 (72, 228, 523, 533, 666),
18845 (42, 44, 84, 118, 124, 125, 224), 24219 (133,
440, 441, 612, 629, 1261), 29091 (286, 558 , 559),
31795, 47124 (43), "53636 (3 00, 506)
Maid of my heart. 50835 (225, 226)
Maid of Orleans. 7270, 7271, 48868.
Maid of silver. 39855.
Maid of the hills. 12077.
Maid of the mist. 53636 (337)
Maiden & the hazel bush. 31796.
Maiden I love. 2566.
Maiden remember. 34788 (417)
Maiden spring. 29091 (353)
Maiden’s hymn. 44221.
Maidens of Sandomir. 34788 (418), 47124 (301)
Maiden’s prayer. 34788 (419), 44222.
Maid’s night out. 31797.
Maids of Athens. 9582 (19, 335)
Maikai folio. 7272.
Mail box. 12078.
Mailin’ your sighs. 31798.
Main street. 2567, 12079.
Main street in Tompkinsville will be eas same.
21422.
Main street serenade. 31799.
Main street, U.S.A. 21423, 21424.
Main taer Jekele mit ’n checkele. 7273.
Main title blues. 48869.
Maine festival. 2568.
Mairants’ (Ivor) album of favourite solos. 16751.
Maisele. 12080.
Maisie & Denningham on verandah. 26497.
Maisie & Indians. 26498.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Maisie meets pappy. 26499.
Maisie’s entrance. 26500.
Maizie of the ambulance corps. 26501.
Majo discreto. 2569.
Major & the minor. 36466.
Major B vitamin song. 26502.
Major of my heart. 52216.
Major Van Orden march. 44223.
Majorette. 16752, 31800.
Make a fuss over me. 5201 (612), 38171 (258)
Make a little wish. 16753.
Make a name for yourself. 18845 (176)
Make a pledge. 36467.
Make a wish upon the evening star. 36468.
Make America proud of you. 31801.
Make believe. 39856.
Make believe angels. 44224.
Make christ king. 40835 (227)
Make democracy. live. 52217.
Make ’ jem say uncle, Uncle Sam. 2570, 12081.
Make ’em see stars. 21425.
Make him guess. 38171 (259)
Make it'a touch down, Old Glory. 48870.
Make it America for Americans. 2571.
Make it come true. 12082.
Make Jesus king. 24219 (848)
Make like you love me. 36469.
Make love to me. 26503.
Make me happy before we part. 36470.
Make me the king of your heart. 14692 (424)
Make mine America. 26504.
Make mine war bonds today. 52218.
’ Make my bed, beneath a tree. 16754.
Make my dreams come true. 36471, 39857, 44225.
Make my life beautiful. 39858.
Make room for freedom. 36472.
Make room in your heart for me. 39859.
_ Make somebody happy today. 50835 (228)
Make the most of your blessings. 24219 (849)
‘Make the V spell victory. 16755.
-Make the world safe for democracy. 16756.
Make them holler uncle, Uncle Sam. 2572.
Make them pay for every bomb. 7274.
Make them proud of the folks back home. 31802.
Make them say uncle. 12083.
- Make this a lovely day, dear. 48871.
Make this dream un-true [?] 39860.
Make this one on me. 2573.
Make those Japs look like saps. 2574.
Make Uncle Sam your pal. 44226.
Make up your mind. . 31803, 36473, 44227, 44228.
Make up your mind before you break up my heart.
44229.
Make way for summer. 48872.
Make way for the A.E.F. 52219.
Make way for the merchant marine. 52220.
Make way for the national guard. 39861.
Make way for the U.S.A. 12084.
Make way! The Yanks are coming. 21426.
Make with the bullets, Benny. 48873.
Make with the fleet. 7275.
Make your blessings count. 29091 (354)
Make your life a blessing. 50835 (229)
Make your life a song of gladness. 24219 (850)
Make your mind up now. 48874.
Make your promise to me. 26505.
Make yourself at home. 44230.
Maker of dreams. 2575.
Makin’ an old rag rug. 7276, 12085.
Making curtains. 12086.
Making love to you, 39862.
Making love with you. 2576, 48875.
Making of Viola. 5201 (613)
Making something big. 31804.
Mala. 31805.
Malaguena. 2577, 7277.
Malayan funeral procession. 12087.
Maldita. 31806..
Maldito solar. 26506.
Malena. 26507.
Malibu. 39863.
Malograda fuentecilla. 16757.
Malta. 52221.
Malta jive. 31807.
Maltese serenade. 48876.
Maluna, malalo, mawaena. 16758.
Malvern Hills in spring. 34788 (420)
“Mama. 21427.
Mama dear, what am I goin’ to do. 21428.
Mama gave up her girdle. 31808.
Mama goes to town & papa hangs around. 48877.
-Mama I wanna be a cowboy. 16759.
Mama mama blues. 31809. -
_Mama, mama, mama, where’s that sugar bowl. 12088
‘Mama Mammy Jones. 21429.
Mama said. 16760. |
Mama, where are you. 52222.
Mama where’s my other glove. 39864.
Mamacita. 21430.
Mama’ s got it. 7278, 21431.
‘Mama’s little honey chile. 26508.
_ Mama’s little soldier boy. 39865.
Mame her oif sorgn. 44231.
Mamie. 26509.
Mamma. 48878.
Mamma, buy me that. 26510.
Mammoth. 21432. r
Mammy Chloe. 39866.
Mammy Clo. 2578.
Mammy Lou. 44232.
Mammy s grown’ ole. 14692 (425)
‘Mammy’s li’l babe. 12089. ;
Mammy s little angel child. 5201 (614)
Mammy’s little baby done gone to sleep. 31810.
‘Mammy’s little blackout baby. 44233.
Mammy 8 little honey lamb. 26511.
Mammy’ S little southern rose. 36474.
ve ~ ye Ye & &
Mammy’ 8 little sugar man. 24219 (851), 34788 (421) —
Mammy’ S lullabye. 31811.
Mammy’ 8 soldier boy. 44234.
Mammy’s song. 34788 (422)
Mamzelle I’m coming back to gay Paree. 16761.
Man alive. 48879.
Man at the wheel. 24219 (852)
Man behind the gun. 16762.
Man behind the man behind the gun. 16763.
Man from Midian. 31812.
Man from Sam. 26512.
Man has got the right to sing the blues. 7279.
Man I couldn’t tell goodbye. 2579.
‘Man TI lost. 44235.
Man I love. 36475.
Man I won’t forget. 48880.
Man In The Moon. 2580, 7280, 31813, 39867.
Man In The Moon has his eye on you. 39868, 48881.
Man In The Moon is peekin. 36476.
Man In The Moon will peek-a-boo. 26513.
Man in the moonlight. 44236.
Man named Mac inthe Philippines. 16764.
Man o’ my own. 31814.
Man of Bataan. 26514.
Man of courage. 52482.
Man of Galilee. 44237.
Man of Gallilee. 48882.
Man of letters. 12089*.
Man of my dreams come true. 21433.
2142
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Man of my heart. 44238.
Man of sorrows. 5201 (615)
Man of the hour. 21434.
Man of the hour, General Eisenhower. 52223.
Man of the maritime. 52224.
Man of the year. 16765.
Man on America’s pengeieace, 47129, 47306,
47588, 477771, 47857, 47895, 47931, 48040 48106,
48117, 48736, 48883, 48989, 49096, "49162, 49195,
49511, 49627, 49845, 50233, 50284, 50638.
Man poping [2] on the rag. 318
_Man that’s a man. 9582 (285)
Man the guns. 21435.
Man the guns, earth shall be free. 31816.
Man they led away to Calvary. 39869.
Man those guns. 2581.
Man to man talk. 48884.
Man who came to dinner. 31817.
Man who lives next door. 26515.
Man who's in the army. 7281.
Man with a Burma-shave. 31818.
Man with the big cigar. 12090.
Man with the chin, the man with the grin & the
man with the silly moustache. 44239.
Man with the dancing bear. 52225.
Man with the gun. 44240.
Man with the hoe. 44241.
Man with the lollypop song. 2582.
Man with the whisker’s made a soldier out of
me. 2583.
Man with the X-ray eye. 21436.
Mafiana. 7282, 7283, 21437, 26516, 44242.
Mafiana sera la mia. 7284.
Majfiana will be buena mafiana. 26517.
Mafiana zarpa un barco. 52226.
Mafianitas. 31819.
Mandoline. 24219 (853)
Mandoliro. 16766.
Mandrake root. 36477.
Mandy. 12091.
Mandy is two. 7285.
Manger carol. 17286.
Manger Child. 36478.
Manhattan at midnight. 21438.
Manhattan lullaby. 31820.
Manhattan mad. 24219 (854, 855)
Manhattan Maisie. 24223, 24452, 24559, 24704,
24781, 24817, 24821, 24867, 26037-26039, 26497-
26500, 26518, 26519, 26693, 26694, 27538, 27601,
28211, 28372.
Manhattan memory. 7287.
Manhattan parade. 21439.
Manhattan serenade. 31821, 31822.
Manhattan stomp. 31823.
Mani con sal. 36479.
Manila. 16767.
Manila Bay. 26520.
Manila rhumba. 31824.
Manila rose. 31825.
Manilla [?] we'll always remember. 17288.
Manners (Zeke) collection of most popular
hillbilly songs. 36480.
Mano a mano. 39870.
Manoverschwindel. 9582 (513, 514)
Man’s a man for a’ that. 31826.
Man’s farewell. 31827,
Mansions for me. 44243.
Mantilla. 5201 (616)
Manual & pedal technique. 24219 (856)
Manuel. 26521.
Manuello. 31828.
Manuelo. 48885.
Manufacture sunshine. 12092.
Manville terrace. 31829.
Many happy days. 2584.
Many happy returns. 31830.
Many million strong. 52227.
Many moons ago. 2584*, 16768.
Many thanks. 16769.
Many times at night & day. 44244.
Many years ago. 5201 (617), 48886.
Manyanna. 47124 (302)
Maori brown eyes. 31831.
Maori love. 36481.
Maple tree swing. 31832,
M’appari. 2585.
Marabelle. 31833.
Maraca raya. 17289.
Maracas. 36482.
Marathon. 21440.
Maravilla. 21441.
Marble head. 36483.
Marcelle Vahine. 26522.
March. 2586, 2587, 12093, 31834, 39871, 44245-
44247, 48887, 52298.
March along. 12094, 31835.
March along, America. 2588.
March along you Yankees. 31836.
March America. 12095, 12096.
March-Americano. 24219 (857)
March & chorus. 17290.
March big boy march. 12097.~
March, bock dance. 29091 (355)
March boys. 17291.
March, boys, march. 21442.
March by Zamecnik. 53636 (338)
March Corregidor. 16770.
March - finale. 44248.
March, fly Eagles fly. 2589.
March for civilian defense. 31837.
March for the junior commandos. 52229.
March for the new infantry. 44249.
March from Le coq d’or. 39872.
March impromptu. 2590.
March jubilant. 7292.
March King Cane. 39873.
March Lidice. 31838, 48888.
March, march on. 17293.
March, march on to victory. 36484.
March - Marines’ hymn. 36485.
March, men, march. 26523.
March [?] mignonne. 7294.
March miniature. 39874.
March mornings. 2591.
March no. I. 48889.
March no. II. 48890.
-March of a century. 36486.
March of democracy. 2592, 21443, 26524.
March of dimes. 2593, 7295.
March of doom. 31839.
March of free men. 31840, 39875.
March of freedom. 21444, 21445, 31841, 48891,
52230-52233.
March of hate. 52234.
March of Juno, 21446.
March of Luzon. 12098.
March of marches. 18845 (177), 34788 (423), 50835 (230)
March of our American soldiers. 7296.
March of service. 12099.
March of the A.E.F. 31842.
March of the A.G.F. 36487.
March of the American men. 36488.
March of the Americas. 12100.
March of the ballet dancers. 24219 (858)
March of the bersaglieri. 24219 (859)
March of the blue jackets. 36489.
March of the brownies. 5201 (618)
2143
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
March of the cavaliers. 34788 (424)
March of the clowns. 29091 (356, 357)
March of the commandos. 16771.
March of the conquerors. 47124 (303)
March of the free. 31843.
March of the goblins. 5201 (619)
March of the goons. 21447.
March of the invincible Americans. 44250.
March of the little tumblers. 17297.
March of the marines. 12101, 26525. |
March of the merchant marine. 48892.
March of the motor corps. 31844.
March of the nation. 21448.
March of the plainsmen. 26526. —
March of the recruit. 44251.
March of the scouts. 38171 (260)
March of the signaleers. 31845.
March of the steel. 16772.
March of the toys. 26527, 38171 (261)
March of the victors. 2594.
March of the V’s. 7298, 12102.
March of the WAACs. 36490, 44252.
March of the WAACS & the WAVES. 39876.
March of the woodland sprites. 50835 (231)
‘March of time. 48893.
March of victory. 7299, 26528, 26529, 36491, 36492.
March on. 2595, 21449, 24219 (860), 26530, 31846,
44253, 48894.
March on, America. 7300, 12103-12106, 39877,
44254, 48895, 52235, 52236.
March on, America, land of destiny. 52237.
March on, America, march on. 21450.
March on, America, to victory. 16773.
March on, American soldiers. 21451.
March on, Americans. 21452.
March on & onto victory. 31847.
March on & sing. 39878.
March on, astrology. 2596.
March on, democracy. 21453.
March on for America. 21454, 21455.
March on for freedom. 26531.
March on! March onto victory. 21456, 31848.
March on! March on! To victcry, from Washington
to Roosevelt. 21457.
March on, marines. 44255.
March on Marshall. 16774.
March on, Missouri. 7301.
March on, my son. 7302.
March on, Old Glory, to victory. 21458.
March on over there. 21459.
March on Red, White, & Blue. 31849.
March on, soldier. 21460.
March on sons of liberty. 31850.
March on the black keys. 12107.
March on to victory. 2597, 31851, 36493, 36494,
38171 (262), 44256-44260, 48896, 48897, 52238.
March on to victory, America. 12108.
March on, United Nations. 21461, 39879.
March on, United Nations, to victory. 31852.
March on U.S. infantry. 26532.
March on with a song of love. 36495.
March on you fighting Yanks. 44261.
March over the top. 26533.
March Sherwood. 39880.
March soldiers. 16775.
March song of liberation. 31853.
March time polka. 26534.
March to democracy. 12109.
March to freedom. 52239.
March to the woods. 38171 (263)
March to victory. 2598, 2599, 7303-7305, 12110,
16776, 16777, 21462, 21463, 26535-26539, 31854,
31855, 36496, 44262, 48898, 48899.
March wind. 44263.
March with joy & pride for we’re on God’s side.
21464.
March with Uncle Sam. 21465, 39881.
March, Yankee, march. 26540, 31856.
Marcha de las Americas. 39882.
Marcha de los novios. 2600.
Marcha 3 de Febrero. 21466.
Marche al General Douglas McArthur. 26541.
Marche des poilus. 14692 (426)
Marche from Scenes pittoresques. 2601.
Marche funebre et chant seraphique. 5201 (620)
Marche gauloise. 31857.
Marche heroique. 24219 (861), 41610 (116), 53636
(339)
Marche mignonne. 7306.
Marche militaire. 5201 (621), 14692 (4, 427), 16778,
29091 (358)
Marche nuptiale. 24219 (862, 863)
Marche pastorale. 26542.
Marche slav[?] 7307.
Marche slave. 17308. .
Marche villageoise. 24219 (864)
Marches for kadence korps & junior drum corps.
44264.
Marching. 26543, 44265.
Marching along. 16779, 21467, 26544, 48900, 52240.
Marching along to victory, with our old Red, White,
& Blue. 21468.
Marching along together. 7309.
Marching Americans. 16780.
Marching around the city of Texas town. 12111.
Marching as one. 48901.
Marching feet. 31858, 48902.
Marching for freedom. 31859.
Marching for our Flag, 52241.
Marching for Uncle Sam. 44266.
Marching hearts. 7310.
Marching home. 2602.
Marching in parade, with jaunty step, to ‘music
grand. 36497.
Marching in the dark. 39883.
Marching in to victory. 36498.
Marching men. 7311, 52242.
Marching men of Monmouth. 21469.
Marching on. 7312, 12112, 12113, 26545.
Marching on our way to victory. 12114.
Marching on the road to victory. 36499.
Marching onto Berlin. 31860, 52243.
Marching on to Gloryland. 24219 (865)
Marching on to Pearl Harbor. 31861.
Marching on to Tokyo. 7313, 26546. _
Marching on to victory. 2603, 2604, 7314, 26547,
31862, 31863, 36500, 36501, 52244.
Marching on to Zion. 24219 (866)
Marching on with Old Glory. 31864.
Marching once more. 31865, 44267.
Marching orders. 50835 (232)
Marching song. 16781, 44268, 48903.
Marching song for chemical troops. 26548.
Marching song of American freedom. 31866.
Marching song of freedom. 31867.
Marching song of the C.A.P. 52245.
Marching song of the 79th C.A., A.A. regiment.
48904.
Marching song of the United Nations. 21470.
Marching! Steaming! Flying to war. 36502.
Marching thro’ Georgia. 21471.
Marching to battle for freedom. 17315.
Marching to Berlin. 36503.
Marching to Germany. 36504.
Marching to home sweet home. 52246.
Marching to Pretoria. 16782.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Marching to victory. 2605, 7316, 12115, 12116,
21472, 26549, 31868, 36505, 39884, 39885, 44269,
44270, 48905-48907, 52247.
Marching to victory with you. 44271.
Marching together. 7317, 214783.
Marching under freedom’s banner. 7318.
Marching with America. 26550.
Marching Yankees. 2606.
Marcia disappears. 26551.
Marcia fantastica. 24219 (867)
Marcia funebre. 52248.
Marcia pomposa. 24219 (868)
Marcietta inD. 24219 (869)
Mardi gras. 39886.
Mardi-gras parade. 21474.
Mare Island, I love you. 26552.
Mareo di mi conga. 12117.
Margaret. 2607, 16783, 44272.
Margaret waltz. 5201 (622)
Margarita campera. 26553.
Margarita mia. 16784.
Margherita. 31869.
Margo. 26554.
Marguerite. 7319.
Mari jaloux. 52249.
Mari Rose. 36506. -
Maria auf dem berge. 14692 (428)
Maria - Belle. 36507.
Maria de la O. 16785.
Maria in the garden. 12118.
Maria mia. 52250.
Maria-Rosalie. 44273.
Maria walks amid the thorn. 16786.
Marian Drury. 7320.
Mariana. 21475.
Marianne. 2608, 21476, 31870, 48908.
Maricano. 44274.
Maricarmen. 39887.
Marie. 21477.
Marie & I. 12119.
Marie & me. 44275.
Marie, my dear, the time is near. 39888.
Marie, my own Marie. 47124 (304)
Marie Odile. 34788 (425)
Marienlob. 50835 (233)
Mariever. 36508.
Marilinda. 7321.
Marilyn. 39889.
Marilyn plays her violin. 26555.
Marina. 26556, 31871, 31872.
Marine band. 50835 (234)
Marine bells. 31873.
Marine corps league march. 39890.
Mariner’s dance. 24219 (870)
Marines are marching on. 31874.
Marine’s dream star. 36509.
Marine’s farewell. 52251.
Marines fight on. 48909.
Marines have landed. 39891, 48910.
Marines have landed again. 39892.
Marines’ hymn. 7322, 12120-12123, 21478-21483,
26557-26562, 44276-44281, 48911-48914, 52252.
Marines, navy blue & khaki too. 2609, 31875.
Marines, the army & the air. 17323.
Marines will fight. 31876.
Marins 4’Islande. 9582 (286)
Marion. 16787.
Marionetta. 21484.
Marionette. 48915.
Marionette ballet. 16788.
Marionette dance. 24219 (871)
Marionettes. 41610 (117)
Maristella. 31877.
INDEX
| Maritana. 81708 (d)
Marjorette. 48916.
Marjorie. 52253.
Marjorie, you're the girl I long to see. 2610.
Marjory, wake up. 29091 (359)
Mark Anthony. 24219 (872, 873)
Mark my word. 7324.
Mark of the double cross. 31878.
Mark W. Clark. 52254.
Market street blues. 7325.
Marketenderin. 9582 (287, 288)
MarksStern dance folio. 5201 (623)
MarkStern duplex mandolin & piano folio. 53636 (340)
Marlin conservation song. 26563.
Marmalade. 44282.
Marquean. 39893.
Marriage discussion. 31879.
. Marriage market. 5201 (1137), 24219 (418), 34788
(27, 426, 446, 778)
Marriage of roses. 2611.
Married life, oh, what bliss. 44283.
Marry the girl you love. 5201 (624), 29091 (360)
Mars. 36510.
Mars, Mars, beautiful Mars. 12124.
Marsch-album. 5201 (625-627)
Marsch der dragoner. 9582 (289)
oa liber ein thema von Haendel in F. 9582
290
Marsh rosemary. 5201 (628)
Marsz zafobny rewolucyjny. 9582 (291)
Martha. 2585, 2612, 2613, 1326, 8708 (e), 14692
(381), 26563*, 39894.
Martha complained. 31880.
Martha’s dream. 21485.
Martin (Freddy) saxophone technique. 16789.
-Martin’s song. 26564.
Martyn. 17327.
Martyrdom. 31881.
Martyrs of Pearl Harbor. 16790.
Marusa. 2614.
Marvelous are Thy works. 2615.
Marvelous you. 21486.
Marvels cigarettes theme song. 12125.
Mary. 16791, 21487, 21488.
Mary & me. 39895, 39896.
Mary Ann. 39897.
Mary Ann O’Sann. 14692 (429)
Mary had a little vote. 38171 (264)
Mary Jane. 5201 (629), 7328.
Mary Jean. 36511.
Mary Jones. 31882.
Mary Lou, the girl Iloved. 21489.
Mary Lou will you be true. 7329.
Mary, Mary quite contrary. 29091 (361), 39898.
Mary, my darling. 26565.
Mary, my queen. 2616.
Mary Pickford. 34788 (427)
Mary Pickford, the darling of them all. 5201 (630)
Mary Polly. 52255.
Mary, the doubter’s oe 38171 (265)
Mary, the moonlight, an me. 26566.
Marybelle. 16792.
Maryland corn meal bread. 44284.
Maryland drinking song. 7330.
Maryland hunt. 36512.
Maryland I love you. 26567.
Maryland, my Maryland. 10195.
Maryland on parade. 39899.
Marylander. 16793.
Marynarz polka. 7331.
Mary’ s a grand old name. 36513.
Mary’s lullaby. 7332, 31883, 44285, 44286, 48917,
52256.
INDEX
Mascagni. 24219 (874)
Mascarada. 21490.
Mascovia. 47124 (205)
Masked ball. 44287. ©
Masked rider. 19361, 19363.
Masks. 21491.
Masquerade madonna. 17333.
Masquerade party. 36514.
Mass. 16794.
Mass Cor Jesu, fons vitae, no. 2. 39900.
Mass for three male voices. 9582 (292)
Mass in honor of Mother Cabrini. 31884.
Mass in honor of St: Andrew Bobola. 52257.
Mass in honor of St. Ann. 2617. .
Mass in honor of St. Barbara. 14692 (430)
Mass in honor of St. Benedict. 14692 (431)
Mass in honor of St. Bernard of Clairvaux. 31885.
Mass in honor of St. Felix of Valois. 26568.
Mass in honor of St. Joachim. 2618.
Mass in honor of St. Sebastian. 52258.
Mass in honor of the Holy Cross. 2619.
Mass in honor of the resurrectionof-‘our Lord. 31886.
Mass of humanity. 36515.
Mass of the angels. 26569.
‘Massachusetts. 31887, 31888.
Massachusetts women’s defense corps song. 44288.
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground. 29091 (362), 44289.
Massed band. 44290.
Master melodies. 36516.
Master melodies for young musicians. 48918.
Master melodies from famous light operas. 5201 (631)
Master musician. 44291.
Master of my heart. 36517.
Master plays. 44292.
Master, we need Thee. 39901.
Master works for the marimba. 44293.
Masterman & Mrs. Collins. 52259.
Master’ s call. 16795.
Master’s degree in love. 31889.
Masters inthis hall. 44294.
Masters of the air. 36518.
Masterworks for woodwinds. 2620.
Matador terrifico. 16796.
Mate 0’ mine. 5201 (632)
Mater Dei. 21492.
Mathematical love. 39902.
Mathematically speaking. 44295.
Mather college song book. 39903.
Matilda O’Shay. 2621.
Matinee. 5201 (633)
Matinee at Meadowbrook. 21493.
Mating time. 5201 (634)
Matko Draha.- 7334.
Mato vu. 21494.
Mattinata. 48919.
Matty’ s manfna. 7335.
Maude’s —in old Mashpee. 21495.
Maui. 7336.
Maumee River dream. 26570.
Mauna Ike. 44296.
Mauna Loa. 41610 (118)
Maurice foxtrot. 5201 (635)
Mavis. 5201 (636), 47124 (306)
Mavourneen acushla, I’m singing of you. 18845 (178)
24219 (875)
Mavourneen roamin’. 38171 (266)
Maxime. 26571.
Maximum. 26572.
Maxixe Panama. 24219 (876), 29091 (481)
' May. 5201 (637), 31890.
May & love. 50835 (235)
May dance. 14692 (432)
May day festival. 34788 (428)
2146
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
May day party. 34788 (429)
May day song. 24219 (877)
May God bless Franklin D. Roosevelt. 39904.
May God bless our soldier boys. 52260.
May God bless you MacArthur. 36519.
May God bless you, soldier boy. 31891.
May God protect America. 2622.
May God take care of you. 39905.
May good luck follow you. 2623.
May heaven bless you. 31892, 44297.
May I borrow dad for Christmas. 48920.
May I borrow your love. 31893.
May I come in. 29091 (363)
May I have a word with you. 26573.
May I have the next trance with you. 26574.
May I have this dance. 31894.
May I join you in the doghouse, Rover. 31895.
May I never live to die if I’m telling you a lie.
36520.
May I please. 26575.
May I present the girl. 12126.
May I send you this balloon. 34788 (430)
May I take you out to-night. 52261.
May morning. 26576, 34788 (431) |
May night. 16797.
May now Thy spirit. 48921.
May Old Glory wave. 16798.
May peace abide with you. 47124 (307)
May that day never come. 48922.
May the best man win. 17337.
May, the maiden. 17338, 7339.
May Thy tender mercies Father. 44298.
May waltz. 12127.
May we always stand. 17340.
May we waltz forever. 26577.
May you farewell forever. 2624.
Mayari. 16799. ~
Maybe. 36521, 39906.
Maybe a day, maybe a year. 5201 (638, 639), 9582
(293), 14692 (433)
Maybe, baby, it’s me. 16800.
Maybe he’s a wolf. 48923.
Maybe he’s your boy ‘in khaki, maybe he’s your boy
in blue. 48924.
Maybe I’m sentimental. 31896.
Maybe it ,was the moon. 44299.
Maybe it’ S because. 21496.
Maybe it’s because of you. 16801.
Maybe it’s love. 21497.
Maybe Land. 24219 (878)
Maybe love took me for a ride. 44300.
Maybe Marie. 31897.
Maybe not today but surely tomorrow. 48925.
Maybe one day. 44301.
Maybe so, on & on into the night. 44302.
Maybe some day. 12128, 12129, 44303.
Maybe the Moon will know. 48926,
Maybe you’re right, & maybe I’m wrong. 36522,
52262.
Mayflower. 12130.
Mayflower Hill. 44304.
Maying with you. 53636 (341)
Mayor of Forty-fourth st. 20244, 21559, 23865, 24171. -
Maytime is lovetime. 21498.
Maytime waltz. 12131.
Maytime was playtime. 21499.
Mazaga andalucia. 17341.
Mazorcuera de Monserrat. 52263.
Mazurka. 12132, 12133, 36523, 38171 (267, 268),
44305, 44306.
Mazurka arabesque. 24219 (879)
Mazurka caprichosa. 16802.
Mazurka elegiaca. 21500.
INDEX
nos. 1-12 1942
Mazurka impromptu. 14692 (434)
Mazurka in A min. 16803.
Mazurka inD. 24219 (880), 34788 (432)
Mazurka in E, 24219 (881)
Mazurka noble. 14692 (435)
Mazurquita azul. 52264.
Mazy dance. 29091 (364)
Mazzini. 5201 (640)
Me alegra la lluvia. 7342.
Me an’ Lindy Lu. 31898.
Me an’ my guy. 44307.
Me & Mandy Lee. 18845 (179)
Me & my buddies at the front. 16804.
Me & my buddy next door. 21501.
Me.& my chauffeur blues. 12134.
Me & my fella & a big umbrella. 26578.
Me & my Melinda. 7343, 16805.
Me & my pals, seven million strong. 36524.
Me & my piano. 17344.
Me & my radio. 7345.
Me & one half of a cover. 16806.
Me & Paul Revere. 26579.
Me & that old gang of mine. 52265.
Me & the moon. 52266.
Me & Uncle Sam. 12135.
Me debes perdonar. 26580.
Me dices que te vas. 26581.
Me for you. 48927.
Me for you, forever, 48928.
Me gustan todas. 26582.
Me Irish lads, 48929.
Me hai promesso. 31899.
Me, my love &the -marack tree. 39907.
Me, myself & I. 39908, 39909.
Me ’n’ my dad fightin’ mad. 31900.
Me plus you. 17346.
Me quiere, no me quiere. 12136.
Me too. 2625, 7347, 16807.
Me voy. 21502, 44308.
Me voy pa Brasil. 36525.
Me voy queriendote. 44309.
Me vuelvo loco. 12137.
Me without you. 52267. “
Meadow brook. 18845 (180)
Meadow dance. 24219 (882)
Meadow lark. 7348, 24219 (883), 26583, 50835
(236), 53636 (342)
Meadowbrook fox trot. 18845 (181)
Meadowlands. 39910.
Mean black mire. 21503.
Mean daddy Flues. 31901.
Meaning of .ove. 44310.
Meantime, look at me. 39911.
Meat skin bluvs. 12138.
Mechanical toy. 5201 (641)
Mecharized forzes. 12139, 26584.
Mechs of the air corps. 44311.
Media luz. 39912.
Medical department march. 52268.
Medics carry on. 44312.
Meditation. 7349, 12140, 12141, 14692 (436), 24219
(884), 29091 (365, 366), 31902, 36526, 41610 (119),
44313, 53636 (343) ;
Meditation in D flat. 16808.
Meditation in E flat. 24219 (885)
Meditation on peace. 36527.
Meditations. 21504.
Medley. 31903.
Medley divine. 48930.
Medley from the South. 14692 (437), 24219 (886)
Medley of famous American nationalsongs. 47124
308
on of famous college songs. 34788 ee
Medley of famous old darkie songs. 47124 (309)
Medley of favorite songs. 7350. .
Medley of old Irish songs. 47124 (310)
Medley of old Scotch songs. 47124 (311)
Medley of Scottish songs. 16809.
Medley of Stephen C. Foster’s famous songs. 47124 (312)
Medora. 48931.
Meek_& humble of heart. 31904.
Meek shall inherit the earth. 31905.
Meekly bear & murmur not. 35549.
Mee-ow. 48932.
Meet & rejoice by & by. 24219 (887)
Meet me. 7351.
Meet me again in Brittany. 31906.
Meet me again in sweet Michigan. 31907.
Meet me among the flowers at twilight. 31908. .
Meet me at Sun Valley. 16810.
Meet me at the Golden Gate. 12142.
Meet me, honey. 21505, 31909.
Meet me in a dream sweetheart. 48933.
Meet me in Chicago, dear. 7352.
Meet me in Tipperary. 31910.
Meet me on Rocky Mountain Hill. 21506.
Meet me on the moon. 21507.
Meet me tonight by the sea. 44314.
Meet me to-night in Dreamland. 16811.
arts me under the maple tree in Radio City.
1911.
Meet me up in Harlem. 48934.
Meet me when I come back home. 53636 (344)
Meet my daughter, Uncle Sam. 26585.
Meet my sister. 21508.
Meet the admiral. 12143.
Meet the folks I left back home. 44315.
Meet the world with a smile. 21509.
Meet the Yanks. 21510.
Meetin’ the board. 21511.
Meeting at night. 12144.
Meeting Dolores. 16812.
Meeting of.the Henroost club. 34788 (434)
Meeting Pat. 52269, 52270.
Meeting you. 44316.
Megan’s fair daughter. 21512. _
Mehalani. 31912. |
Me’heiroh. 16813. o
Me-hi-co-ho. 48935.
Meidels cholem. 29091 (367)
Mein Axis, I have lost forever more. 7353.
Mein herz braucht liebe. 14692 (438)
Mein Hiion, mein gatte. 18845 (221)
Mein u. dein. 5201 (642), 9582 (294)
Meinem sohne Hans. 34788 (435)
Meisiesfontein. 16814.
Meisters gruss. 47124 (313)
Meistersinger. 4597, 9582'(164-166)
Meistersinger-marsch. 9582 (295, 296)
Meistersinger-quintett. 9582 (297)
Meistersinger von Nirnberg. 9582 (125, 298)
Mejice. 39913.
Melaenis. 29091 (368)
Melahi. 2626.
Melancholy. 36528, 52271.
Melancholy blues. 12145, 36529.
Melancholy cowboy & a song. 2627.
Melancholy melody. 16815.
Melancholy moon. 26586, 31913, 39914.
Melancholy night. 21513.
Melancholy orchid. 21514.
Melancholy sweetheart. 7354.
Melancholy time. 21515.
Melancholy waltz. 21516.
Melancolia. 44317.
Mélancolie. 29091 (369),47124 (314)
Melanouraki mou. 7355.
2147
INDEX
Mellow. 44318.
Mellow-horn. 5201 (643)
Mellow moonlight. 12146, 36530.
Melodia des La Plata. 36531.
Melodia patetico. 12147.
Melodia sacra. 36532.
Melodias de America. 26587.
Melodic line album for the solovox. 21517.
Melodie. 9582 (299), 21518, 21519.
Melodie d’amour. 50835 (2377)
Mélodie du printemps. 5201 (644)
Melodie in F. 29091 (370), 44319.
Melodienkranz aus der oper Der troubadour. 2628.
Melodies & tests for sight-singing & musical dic-
tation. 14692 (439)
Melodies, bar & technique for the dance studio.
21520.
Melodies of Michigan. 2629.
Melodies of the British Isles. 29091 (371)
Melodious arpeggio studies for piano.- 5201 (645)
Melodious etudes. 2630.
Melodje do zbioru piesni naboznych Katolickich. 12148
Melody. 12149-12153, 31914, 44320.
Melody blue. 7356.
Melody blues. 39915.
Melody dream. 48936.
Melody echoes. 36533.
Melody 48. 44321.
Melody from Memory Lane. 12154.
Melody from Orpheus. 26588.
Melody from Piano concerto in Bflat min. 36534.
Melody gleam. 21521.
Melody has gone. 31915.
Melody Hill. 39916.
Melody in A. 53636 (345)
Melody in a folk song style. 53636 (346)
Melody in blue. 2631.
Melody in C. 7357.
’ Melody in C maj. 26589.
Melody in E. 24219 (888), 52272:
Melody in E flat. 12155, 26590.
Melody in F. 7358, 24219 (889), 44322.
Melody in Maytine. 7358*.
Melody in my heart. 31916.
-Melody in xussian style. 31917.
Melody in the night. 2632.
Melody is you. 44323.
Melody Lane. 4041, 12078, 26591, 36535.
Melody made for two. 16816.
Melody man make music for me. 17359.
Melody Mountain. 2633.
Melody no. 6. 21522.
Melody no. 25. 36536.
Melody no. 26. 36537.
Melody of an old love song. 36538.
Melody of home. 53636 (347)
Melody of love. 7360, 21523, 34788 (436)
Melody of my heart. 17361.
Melody of the blues. 52273.
Melody of the century. 41610 (120)
Melody of you. 31918.
Melody pictures for little players. 24219 (890)
Melody rhythm & harmony.. 21524.
- Melody trail. 2634.
Melody was playing. 26592
Melting pot. 39917, 47124 (315, 316)
’Member when. 44324.
Members of Uncle Sam’s brigade. 48937.
Me-me. 12156. 1
Memento mei, Domine. 16817.
Memoirs of a dilemma. 12157.
Memorare. 17362, 26593.
Memories. 16818, 21525, 26594, 29091 (372, 373),
34788 (437), 47124 (317)
Memories & a prayer for you. 44325.
Memories & dreams. 26595.
Memories & heartaches. 2635.
Memories dear. 44326.
Memories [?] dream castles. 52274.
Memories I can’t forget. 24219 (891)
Memories in the moonlight. 39918.
Memories of an old fashioned girl. 2636.
Memories of home. 34788 (438)
Memories of long ago. 39919, 44327.
Memories of mother. 12158, 21526, 44328, 48938.
Memories of mother & the old home. 24219 (892)
Memories of New Hampshire. 2637.
Memories of old Erin. 39920.
Memories of old Vienna. 26596.
Memories of Pennsylvania. 36539.
Memories of Russia. 52275.
Memories of Ruthie. 21527.
Memories of Spain. 52276.
Memories of springtime. 53636 (348)
Memories of the past. 5201 (646)
Memories of you. 12159, 16819, 26597, 26598,
31919-31921, 44329, 48939.
Memories of youth. 9582 (300)
Memories on review. 26599.
Memories set to music. 26600.
Memories, sweet memories. 5201 (647)
‘Memories that never die. 44330.
Memories that remain. 12160.
Memories [?] trail. 52277.
Memory. 2638, 16820, 21528, 34788 (439),
36540, 44331.
Memory Hill. 12161.
Memory Lane. 26601.
Memory locked in your heart. 7363.
Memory lullaby. 52278.
Memory mine. 52279.
Memory of him. 26602.
Memory of love. 21529, 31922.
Memory of Pasadena. 44332.
Memory of springtime. 2639.
Memory of this morning. 2640.
Memory of you. 44333.
Memory polka. 26603.
Memory waltz. 7364.
Memory’ S flowers. 44334.
Memory’s share. 44335.
Memphis shuffle. 36541.
Mem’ ries & dreams, of you. 44336.
Mem’ ries of a guy. 2641.
Mem’ wries of violets. 38171 (269)
Mem’ ries of you. . 7365, 12162, 39921.
Mem’ry Lane. 2642.
Mem’'ry of Make Believe Land. 26604.
Mem'ry of our love. 36542.
Mem’'ry of this dance. 16821.
Mem ry of you. 12163.
Mem’'ry of your kiss will linger on. 39922.
Men. 12164. . ;
Men behind the lines. 12165.
Men behind the man behind the gun. 39923.
Men behind the men behind the gun. 48940.
Men from Shangri-La. 48941.
Men in service. 26605.
Men in the submarine. 48942.
Men in uniform. 44337.
Men must be free. 48943.
Men o’ the navy. 26606.
Men of action. 36543.
Men of America. 2643, 26607, 39924.
Men of Company C. 12166. -
Men of Corregidor. 44338.
Men of Dartmouth. 52280.
v_ we wee
2148
nos. 1-12, 1942
Men of fighting forty-two. 26608.
Men of forty-two. 12167.
Men of iron. 36544.
Men of Kerry. 52281.
Men of Manilla[?] 16822.
Men of Oahu. 44339.
Men of Texas. 7366.
Men of the air-borne. 48944.
Men of the air corps. 16823.
Men of the air force. 52282.
Men of the C B’s. 52283.
Men of the fighting fleet. 16824.
Men of the forest. 44340.
Men of the merchant marine.
36545, 44341, 48945, 52284.
Men of the merchant navy. 44342.
Men of the navy. 44343.
Men of the open sea. 7367.
Men of the signal corps. 39925.
Men of the skies. 16825, 21530.
Men of the United States. 7368.
Men of the U.S.A. 39926.
Men of Uncle Sam. 21531.
Men of United Nations. 39927.
Men of wings. 2644.
Men on parade. 36546.
Men who fly. 2645.
Mendelssohn. 24219 (893)
Mendelssohn souvenir. 29091 (374, 375)
Mendelssohn's Fourth symphony. 12169.
Mender of broken guitars. 26610.
Mene majka. 21532.
Mennonite hymnary. 21533.
Mentimos. 2646.
Mention of your name. 36547.
-Mentira carioca. 7369.
Mentiras tuyas. 26611.
Mentiroso. 39928.
Menu for two. 21534.
Menuet. 16826.
Menuet antique. 16827.
Menuet burlesque. 12170.
Menuet d’exaudet. 34788 (440)
Menuet in D. 24219 (894)
Menuett. 2647, 9582 (301), 52285.
Menuett aus der suite in F dur. 24219 (895)
Menuett from Don Juan. 11768.
Menuett in A min. 5201 (648)
Menueit nr. 2, 29091 (376)
Menuetto. 9582 (302), 44344.
12168, 26609,
Menuetto, aus dem Streich-quartett no. 2. 52286.
Menuetto from String quartet. 26612.
Meraklis. 39929.
Mercedes. 14692 (440), 16828.
Mercenaria. 31923. .
Merchant marine. 36548, 44345.
Merchantmen. 48946.
Mercy-seat. 16829.
Merédith’s easy anthems. 16830.
Merengue del soldado. 21535.
Mermaid song. 2648.
Merrie melodie. 39930.
Merrily I walk along. 36549.
Merrily on. 24219 (896)
Merrily sing. 5201 (649)
Merrily we march along. 12171.
Merrimac. 18845 (182)
Merry are we. 24219 (897)
Merry Christmas & a happy New Year. 44346.
Merry Christmas, dear mom. 48947.
Merry Christmas ev ryone. 52287.
Merry Christmas to you. 52288.
Merry dance. 9582 (303)
INDEX
2149
Merry folks. 48948.
Merry gambol. 24219 (898)
Merry ghost from Chatham square. 26613.
Merry-go-round. 24219 (899), 26614.
Merry-go-round cowboy. 2649.
Merry-go-round galop. 50835 (238)
Merry-go-round man. 48949.
Merry-go-round polka. 16831.
Merry hornpipe. 24219 (900)
Merry hunter am I. 14692 (441)
Merry hunting party. 53636 (349)
Merry imps. 5201 (650)
Merry June. 14692 (442, 443)
Merry little leaf. 7370.
Merry marionettes./ 31924.
Merry May waltz. 24219 (901)
Merry old time. 36550.
Merry party. 5201 (651)
Merry plowman. 34788 (441)
Merry revelers. 52289.
Merry rhymes for childhood times. 34788 (442)
Merry songs for merry singers. 24219 (902)
Merry springtime. 48950.
Merry sprite. 31925.
Merry sunbeams. 24219 (903)
Merry widow. 31925*, 44347.
Merry widow waltz. 2650.
Merry wives of Windsor. 36551.
Merrymakers. 39931. i
Merrymakers’ dance. 12172.
Merseé. 39932.
Mesa trail, 44348.
Mesié Julian. 31926.
Messa. 31927.
Message. 7371, 9582 (304, 305)
Message from home. 39933.
Message from Main street. 230, 823, 2651, 2652,
3578, 3684, 4214, 4571.
Message from the U.S.A. 7372.
Message of love. 12173, 39934.
Message of the violet. 16832, 34788 (443)
Message that changed my life. 52290.
Message to daddy. 52291.
Message to Hitler. 21536, 26615.
Message to our soldier boys. 12174.
Message to the Axis. 44349.
Messaline. 14692 (444)
Messengers of mercy. 2653.
Messiah is King. 5201 (652)
Messiah of nations. 14692 (445)
Messiah’s praise. 24219 (904)
Messin’ the blues. 7373.
Metal fishes. 21537.
Meteor galop. 47124 (318)
Methinks I care just a little bit. 44350.
Method of study for the alto recorder. 21538.
Method of study for the soprano recorder. 21539.
Metodo festa. 7374.
Metropolis. 44351.
Meu anjo. 34788 (444)
Meunier. 52292.
Mexicale [?] moon. 12175.
Mexican cafe. 2654.
Mexican hat dance. 2655, 39935.
Mexican magic. 36552.
Mexican serenade. 2656, 12176, 26616.
Mexican souvenir. 12177.
Mexican trail. 16833.
Mexican twilight. 7375.
Mexicana. 16834.
Mexicana rancho. 21540.
Mexico. 26617, 39936.
Mexico City. 44352, 44353.
INDEX
__ pease n. S., v. 37
Mezimica. 21541.
M’ha detto il vento. 36553.
M’hai detto di si. 31928.
Mi adios. 26618.
Mi adir. 16835.
-Mi alma te beso. 39937.
Mi anhelo. 44354.
Mi Atyank. 16836.
Mi carinito se va. 36554.
Mi cielo de Andalucia. 699, 994, 10745, 36975.
Mi conga alegre. 16837.
Mi corazon amante. 21542.
Mi desventura. 31929.
Mi disse - t’amo e poi fuggi. 31930..
Mi duefia. 26619, 44355.
Mi dulce carmita. 7376.
Mi guajira. 36555.
Mi lindo bohio. 35205.
Mi madre y la guerra. 21543.
Mi mejor verdad. 26620.
Mi morocha. 26621.
Mi muchachita. 36556, 44356.
Mi fiata. 39938.
Mi negra cheri. 36557.
Mi-nene. 36558.
Mi pobre vida. 7377.
Mi primer vals. 1378.-
Mi princesita chiquita. 21544.
Mi querida Patricia. 48951.
Mi Se Niazi. 7379.
Mi suefio. 34788 (445)
Mi tormento. 12178. _
Mi dltima carta. 7380.
Mi ultimo adios. 17381.
Mi ultimo amor. 31931.
Mi verdadero amor. 44357.
Mi vida. 31932, 44358.
Miami night. 31933.
Miami U. 2657.
Miami’s romance train. 12179.
Miantowana. .14692 (446)
Michael. 2658.
Michael Corcoran’ S melody. 17382.
Michael O’Malley. 2659.
-Michel lacht dazu. 9582 (409)
’ Michelle is back. 52293.
Michelle jleaves France. 52294,
Michelle’s farewell. 52295, 52296.
Michelle’s room. 48952.
Michicamea. 2660.
Michigan. 26622.
Michigan goes marching on. 44359.
Michigan moon. 16838.
Michigan’s favorite college songs. 9582 (306)
Michoacan. 36559.
Mickey. 2661.
Mickey bunn is polishing up his gun. 12180.
Mickey Mouse the flirt. 2662.
Mickey serenade. 7383.
Mickey’ s dream: 48953.
*Mid the ferns. 44360.
Mida King montage. 21545.
Mida ,King murdered, 21546.
Mida’s number. 21547.
Middy. 34788 (446)
Midford. 52297.
Midgley melody. 36560-36571, 39939, 44361-
44368, 48954-48957.
Midinette. 21548.
Midnight. 2663, 12181, 16839, 31934, Ba296...
Midnight bells. 12182.
Midnight chimes. 14692 (447)
Midnight choo-choo-blues. 16840.
Midnight frolic glide. 34788 (447), 38171 (270)
Midnight girl. 9582 (307)
Midnight in heaven. 7384. .
Midnight in the old home town. 38171 (271),
41610 (121)
Midnight in Vienna. 39940.
Midnight king. 2663*.
Midnight kiss. 21549.
Midnight lights are burning. 7385.
Midnight melody. 39941, 52299.
Midnight memories. 21550.
Midnight mood. 52300. —
Midnight on Christmas eve. 2664.
Midnight rendezvous. 12183.
Midnight rhapsody. 26623.
Midnight serenade. 2665, 12184.
Midnight tango. 21551.
Midnight train. 2666.
Midnight valse. 29091 (377)
Midnite moonlite. 16841.
Midsummer love. 21552.
Midsummer matinee. 31935.
Midsummer moods. 26624.
Midsummer night. 26625, 26626.
Midsummer night’s dream. 24219 (905, 906),
50835 (405
Midsummer's day. 39942.
Midweek song. 44369.
Mieszane walce. 31936.
Migajas de amor. 44370.
Might of Curtiss-Wright. 31937, 44371.
Mighty blue. 12185.
Mighty commander. 24219 (907)
Mighty Eagle. 26627.
Mighty eyes of Uncle Sam. 31938.
Mighty fine. 16842.
Mighty fortress is our God. 24219 (908), 36572.
Mighty God, while angels bless Thee. 5201 (653)
Mighty Jordan. 21553.
Mighty lak’ a rose. 34788 (448), 53636 (350)
Mighty men. 21554.
Mighty, mighty America. 16843.
Mighty Niagara. 48958.
Mighty Savior. 5201 (654), 38171 (272)
Mighty Uncle Sam. 21555, 39943.
Mighty U.S.A. 31939, 36573.
Mighty Vulcan. 34788 (449)
Mignon. 14692 (402)
Mignonne. 24219 (909)
Mikado. 42774, 46129.
Mikimiki. 31940.
Mila Reginka polka. 7386.
Milagro de amor. 16844.
Milchomele. 31941.
Milchomo. 29091 (378)
Mild & bitter. 21556.
Mildred, 17387.
Mile-a-minute. 24219 (910)
Miles between us. 39944.
Military jive. 31942.
Military jump. 52301.
Military Lily. 26628.
Military march. 2667, 31943, 34788 (450, 451)
Military men of the Red, White & Blue. 39945. |
Military miss. 2668, 7388, 12186.
Military parade. 18845 (183), 24219 (911)
Military polka. 36574.
Military polonaise. 21557.
Military review. 5201 (655)
Military romance fills the air. 39946.
Military Sally back home. 36575.
Military sweetheart. 36576.
Military uniform. 14692 (448)
2150
nos. 1-12, 1942
Military waltz. 12187.
Milk. 39947.
Milk for the baby. 16845.
Milkmaid. 14692 (449)
Milkmaid’s fable. 31944.
Mill. 14692 (450, 451)
Mill fairy. -§201 (656).
Mill 0’ dreams. 34788 (452)
Mill on the Missouri. 12188.
Mill stream. 17389.
Mill wheel. 5201 (657)
Millicent. 38171 (273, 274)
Millie. 52302.
Million broken hearts. 21558.
Million dollars worth of personality. 12189.
Million dreams of you, dear. 16846.
Million little thoughts of you. 52303.
Million miles away. 12190.
Million miles from Manhattan. 21559.
‘Million smiles. 12191.
Million tears ago. 48959.
Million times a day. 31945.
Million volunteers. 44372.
Millionaire’s toast.’ 48960.
Millions are marching. 39948.
Millions d’Arlequin. 45378.
Millions strong. 36577.
Millionaria. 26629.
Mills (Kerry) cake walk. 34788 (453)
Mills (Kerry) fox trot. 29091 (379)
‘Mills barber shop harmony. 31946.
Milonga celestial. 31947.
Milonga de mis perros. 39949.
Milonga del plata. 44373.
Milongo rioplatense. 7390.
Milove sam garave i plave. 21560.
Mimi. 5201 (658)
Mimi Pinson. 16847.
Mimi | with the dark brown eyes. 2669, 44374.
Mimi’s mad about Puccini. 39950.
Min Jule-baat. 7391.
Min lilla flicka. 2670.
Min lille Tusindfryd. 34788 (454)
Min yenta. 44375.
Minaret. 16848.
Mind me asking. 21561.
Mind over matter. 7392.
Mine. 50835 (239)
Mine again. 2671.
Mine all mine. 12192, 21562.
Mine alone. 52304.
Mine eyes have seen the glory. 12193.
Mine for alltime. 7393.
Mine is a blue heart. 26630.
Mine till Judgment day. 38171 (275)
Minerva. 2672.
Mine’s a changeable mind. 44376.
Ming Lee. 12194.
Mingle, mingle all you single. 34788 (455)
Minguillo. 53636 (351)
Miniature. 12195, 52305.
sca melodies for the young pianist.
912)
Miniature waltz. 24219 (913), 24219 (914)
Minnehaha Water Fall. 48961.
Minnesota. 44377.
Minnesota, land of plenty. 2673.
Minnesota march. 31948.
Minnesota, marchon. 26631.
Minnesota moon. 31949.
Minnesota parent-teacher song. 12196.
Minnesota we love you. 7394.
Minor flash. 2674.
24219
INDEX
Minor goes muggin’. 21563.
Minor mania. 17395.
Minor strain. 24219 (915)
Minstrel boy. 9582 (308)
Minstrel boy to the war is gone. 31950.
Minstrel parade. 5201 (659)
Minstrel show. 17396.
Minstrels on parade. 5201 (660)
Minuet. 2675, 7397, 13112, 14692 (452), 18845 (260),
19533, 31951, 31952, 34788 (456), 36578, 44378,
47124 (319), 48962.
Minuet gracieuse. 38171 (276)
Minuet in ancient style. 38171 (277)
Minuet in C. 48963.
Minuet in D. 12197, 26632.
Minuet inG. 12198, 39951.
Minuet in song. 21564.
Minuet l’antico. 34788 (457)
Minuetto. 24219 (916), 36579, 44379.
Minuetto antico inD. 36580.
Minuit. 34788 (458)
Minute maids Minute men. 44380.
Minute man. 44381.
Minute man of America. 26633.
Minute man’s march. 26634.
Minute men are coming. 12199.
Minute waltz. 41610 (122)
Mionne march. 26635.
Mir ist so traurig. 24219 (917)
Miracle. 31953.
Miracle champagne. 12200.
Mirage. 26636, 36581, 53636 (352)
Miré tu ojos. 44382.
Mireille. 26353.
Mirella. 29091 (80)
Miriam’s song of triumph. 38171 (278)
Mirth & fancy. 29091 (380)
Mis penas. 39952.
-Misbehaving. 31954.
Miserere. 14692 (453, 454)
Miserere nostri Domine. 16849.
_ Misery rag. 18845 (184)
2151
Misguided heart of mine. 26637.
Mishap to a Jap. 36582.
Mishiadura. 17398.
Misjean lullaby. 52306.
Mislio sam da, je zivot. 21565.
Miss Achilles’ heel. 2676.
Miss America. 12201.
Miss America I miss you. 36583.
Miss American Beauty of World war no. 2.- 21566,
Miss Americana. 31955.
Miss Bermindad. 31956.
Miss Butterfly. 21567.
Miss Caroline. 5201 (661)
‘Miss Coquette. 16850.
Miss Elizabeth Blue. 44383.
Miss Eulalia from Australia. 44384.
Miss Information. 41610 (111, 143, 180, 209)
Miss Innovation. 47124 (320, 321)
Miss Kemper hada temper. 12202.
Miss Kitty McCoy. 31957.
Miss Liberty. 2677, 7399, 21568, 39953, 39954,
44385, 44386, 48964.
Miss Liberty is calling. 16851.
Miss Liberty take my boy. 12203.
Miss.Liberty’s my mother & Uncle Sam’s my.
dad. 12204.
Miss Lucinda. 26638.
Miss me. 26639.
Miss Nellie. 52307.
Miss 1943. 44387.
Miss Ol’ Glory & you. 26640, 39955.
INDEX
Miss Robbin’s flowers. 36584.
Miss Sally’s party. 16851*.
Miss Tree Barks. 31958.
Miss Victory. 48965, 52308.
Miss Victory I'll get you back buy in bonds.
48966.
Miss Vixen. 24219 (918)
Missa Aime Pater. 44388.
Missa eucharistica. 12205.
Missa in B flat. 26641.
Missa in honorem Reginae pacis. 16852.
Missa Janua coeli. 31959.
Missa prima quadragesimalis. 9582 (309)
Missa pro mortuis. 31960.
Missa Regina coeli. 26642.
Missa Regina pacis. 44389.
Missa solemnis. 29091 (381)
Missin’ your kissin’. 2678.
Missing. 7400, 52309.
Missing ax. 12206. =
Missing your kisses. 26643.
Mission-belles. 12207.
Mission bells. 36585, 44390.
Mission bells of Capistrano. 12208.
Mission bells will ring, when the heart of Luzon
sings. 16853.
Mission of the leaves. 21569.
-Missien to Moscow. 44391.
Migsis, the kiddie, the little browndog &me. 39956.
‘Mississippi gambler. 11988.
Mississippi lullaby. 2679.
Mississippi morning. 21570.
Mississippi River water. 31961.
Mississippi shore. 12209.
Mississippi sun. 31962.
Missouri fox hunters folio. 2680.
Missouri moon. 52310.
Missouri River Valley. 26644.
Misstress [?] Mary. 7401. .
Mist-hung lake. 2681.
Mist on the mere. 50835 (240)
Mister. 36586.
Mister Adolph. 39957.
Mister American. 16854, 44392.
Mister & Missus U.S.A. 16855.
Mister & Missus Yoo Ess Aye. 2682.
Mr. & Mrs. America are youdoin’ your share. 26645.
Mr. & Mrs. North, 2683, 2684.
Mister Banjo. 52311.
Mr. Bear. 29091 (382)
Mister beware. 36587.
Mister Bluebird, I’m counting on you. 48967.
Mister Bum. 52312.
Mister Censor. 39958.
Mr. Chucklehead. 26646.
Mr. Cupid. 21571.
Mr. Dough Boy you must have been fooling. 44393.
Mr. Dream Man. 12210.
Mister Dreams. 26647.
Mister Five By Five.
48968, 52313-52316.
Mr. FranklinD. 26648.
Mr. Franklin D. & Mr. Winston C. 12211, 21573.
Mr. Free. 36588.
Mister Frog’s' morning swim. 2685.
Mr: Hitler & Benito. 48969.
Mister Hitler we'll be there. 48970.
Mr. Honey Bee. 31963.
Mr. Hun & Mr. Jap. 36589.
Mister J.J.J. 44395.
Mister Jap. 12212.
Mister Jap in old Japan. 31964.
Mister Jap we’re on our way. 39960. |
21572, 39959, 44394,
Mister Kaiser. 39961. |
Mr. Leader of the Band. 44396.
Mister Love. 7402, 21574. :
Mister Love will catch you yet. 24219 (919)
Mr. Mailman. 48971.
Mister Man In The Moon. 48972.
Mister March Wind. 16856.
Mr. Military Man. 48973. ©
Mr. Mocking Bird. 31965.
Mister Moon Man. 44397.
. Moon quit watchin’. 36590. —-
- Moon, will you see my boy tonight. 16857.
- Moon wonders why. 7403.
. Moto - we’re so sorry. 21575, 26649.
. President. 12213, 44398, 44399.
. President, I want to start for home. 31966.
. President, we'll keep ’em flying. 7404.
: President, you can count on me. 17405, 16858.
. Producer. 50835 (241)
Mister Rain. 5201 (662)
Mister Rainbow. 2686.
Mister Sandman. 5201 (663)
Mister Sappy Japanese. 2687.
Mr. Schickelgruber. 52317.
Mister Soldier Man. 39962.
Mr. Soldier, Mr. Sailor. 31967.
Mr. Swing. 26650.
Mr. V.O. Stamps. 44400.
Mr. Volunteer. 21576.
Mister, when are you going to start. 26651.
Mister Whippoorwill. 36591.
Mister Whitney’s little jitney bus. 34788 (459)
Mr. Whozis goes to town. 21577.
Mr. Wilson we’re with you. 29091 (383)
Mr. Wolf. 2688.
Mr. Wu has gone & joined the army. 44401.
Mr. Yamamoto. 21578, 52318.
Misterio. 12214.
PRESS ER EE
Misterioso amor. 31968.
2152
Mistletoe hangs overhead. 21579.
Mrs. Casey Jones. 18845 (185, 186)
Mrs. Finnigan. 16859.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. 2689.
Mrs. Kelly’s table d’hdte. 5201 (664), 38171 (279)
Mrs. Maximum. 24219 (920)
Mrs. Miniver. 19169, 19174, 19303, 19605, 19740,
19790, 20304, 21378, 21580, 21855, 22446, 23531, 39942.
Mrs. Schlorer s. 44402, 44403.
Mrs. Sippi, you’re a grand old girl. 29091 (384, 385)
Mrs. Yank. 44404.
Misty isle. 2690.
Mitchell’s entrance. 2691.
Mitzi. 44405, 44406.
Mix me a dream. 21581.
Mizpah. 36592.
Mladi kape tane. 21582.
Mlodapara. 12215.
Mlody bortnik. 16860.
Mlody rybak. 12216.
Mmm! I know it. 21583.
Moana. 12217.
Moanalua. 2692.
Moanin’ the blues away. 36593.
Moaning the blues. 21584.
Mobile blues. 36594.
Mock turtle’s song. 26652, 26653.
Mocking bird. 21585.
Mocking bird waltz. 53636 (353)
Mocking of youth. 21586.
Modal setting of the communion service. 34788 (460)
Model daughter. 18845 (187)
Model girl. 14692 (312, 606, 699), 18845 (46, 147,
188, 343), 24219 (743)
INDEX > :
nos. 1-12, 1942
Models for beginners in composition. 44407.
Modern Arban-St. Jacome comprehensive course
for cornet or trumpet. 21587.
Modern cannon ball. 31969.
Modern carol. 16861.
Modern Cinderella. 34788 (156, 321), 38171 (84,
85, 185, 189, 190, 271, 367, 474, 475)
Modern design. 2693, 21588, 39963.
Modern Eve. 24219 (610, 688, 1107, 1435, 1439),
29091 (313)
Modern fantasy. 44408.
Modern favorite songs. 44409.
Modern 5 string banjo method, alsofor plectrum ban-
jo. 2694.
Modern French horn player. 52319.
Modern girl is the girl for me. 31970.
Modern harmony tablet. 21589.
Modern hot chorus album 4. 44410, 44411.
Modern lament. 16862.
Modern lullaby. 31971, 48974.
Modern lyric moods. 17406.
Modern master. 18845 (189, 190)
Modern memory melodies. 7407.
Modern music. 21590.
Modern Pares foundation studiesfor clarinet. 7408.
Modern Pares foundation studies for cornet or
trumpet. 36595, 39964.
Modern times. 26654.
Moderne lied. 34788 (461)
Modest forget-me-not. 24219 (921)
Modest little cottage for two. 31972.
Modinha Russo-Brasileira. 39965.
Mohawk Valley moon. 21591.
Moj zivote. 21592.
Moja mala rado plese. 7409.
Moja mati cilim tka. 12218.
Mojave moon. 21593.
Mojo on Tojo. 21594.
Mokey. 9681, 9855, 9902, 12086, 12219-12230, 12283.
Mokey «& caterpillar. 12221.
' Mokey & mother. 12222.
Mokey at the farmhouse. 12223.
Mokey climbs out window. - 12224.
Mokey dreams. 12225.
Mokey dresses up. 12226.
Mokey goes to Aunt Deedy’s. 12227.
Mokey | writes note. 12228.
Mokey’ S caught again. 12229.
Mokey’s job. 12230.
Moldau. 44412.
Mole. 26655.
Mollie of the follies. 26656.
Molly. 52320.
Molly & I. 38171 (96, 320, 440)
Molly & I & the baby. 7410.
Molly Bawn. 5201 (665)
Molly McGee. 16863.
Molly ene? my Sweetheart of Summer Hill Road.
26657.
Molly Maloney. 52321.
Molly O’Reilly. 12231.
Molody zolnierz. 12232.
Molodyetz. 26658, 31973.
Mom. 21595.
Mom & dad. 31974.
Mom dear. 12233.
Mom is glad you’re army clad. 44413.
Mom! It's you. 16864.
Moment before I remember. 48975.
Moment I found you. 48976.
Moment I laid eyes on you. 16865.
Moment I met you. 44414.
Moment musical. 7411, 7412, 12234, 26659, 44415.
521888 0 - 43 - 13 2153
Moment of madness. 16866.
Moment religieux. 14692 (455)
Moment you caught my eye. 7413.
Moments. 44416.
Moments gay. 24219 (922)
Moments in the moonlight. 12235.
Moments muSicaux. 2695.
Mom’I1l find out. 16867.
Mommie was a cowboy’s Sweetheart. 2696.
Mommie’s little honey boy. 12236.
Mommy. 36596.
Mommy & me. 16868, 26660.
Mommy dear. 52322.
Mommy dear I want my daddy. 7414.
Mommy, give me wings. 16869.
Mommy is near. 16870.
Mon coeur est pour toi.
Mon petit chou. 16871.
Mon plaisir. 29091 (386)
Mon soldat. 29091 (387)
Mona Lisa. 5201 (666), 34788 (463), 38171 (280),
41610 (123), 50835 (242, 243)
Monastery bells. 24219 (923)
Monastery chimes. 5201 (667), 24219 (924)
Mond, so gehst du wieder auf. 48977.
Monday. 16872.
Monday st. blues. 12237.
Monetta. 48978.
Money makes the world go ’round. 9582 (310)
Money order bride. 48979.
Money princesses. 47178, 47182, 47997, 48198,
48842, 48853, 49182, 50337, 50787.
Money you spent was mine. 12238.
Monitor. 18845 (191)
Monkey & the bear. 44417.
Monkey-doodle. 24219 (925)
Monkey-face. 26661.
Monkey face blues. 16873.
Monkey - monkey - Jap ’round your neck we’ll wrap
a rope of hemp - sap. 16874.
Monkeys. 31975.
Monks reviving Bartolome. 36597.
Mono. 5201 (668)
Monongahela Rose. 12239.
Monroe’s (Vaughn) favorite songs. 48980.
Monsieur Beaucaire. 47124 (322)
Montana. 16875.
Montana Bluebell. 36598.
Montana, land of treasure. 21596.
Montana May. 26662.
Montana skies. 7415.
Montana waltz. 31976.
Montana’s good enough for me. 39966.
Monte-Carlo. 9582 (311)
Monte Cristo. 2697.
Monte Proser’s Copacabana revue. 44418.
Montego boy. 16876.
Monterey magic. 44419.
Monterrey. 17416.
Montmartre. 34788 (464)
Montmorillonite theme song. 39967.
Monument of memory. 26663.
Moo, Loo the moo, 31977.
34788 (462)
*
_Mood. 12240.
Mood in silver. 39968.
Moods. 7417, 21597.
Moods & interludes. 16877, 44420.
Moods moderne. 52323, 52324.
Moon. 2698-2700, 26664, 48981.
Moon above. 44421.
Moon above the world. 2701.
Moon adieu. 26665.
Moon & amillion stars. 2702.
INDEX
. t. 3, n. s., v. 37
Moon & Castle Harbour. 26666.
Moon & I. 21598, 31978, 52325.
Moon & sixpence. 39969.
Moon & stars. 52326.
Moon & the breeze. 44422.
Moon & the fiddle. 12241.
Moon & the little white star. 21599.
Moon & the water & Miz’ O’Reilly’sdaughter. 12242.
Moon & you. 12243, 52327.
Moon at noon. 16878.
Moon at sea, 52328.
Moon-baby. 44423.
Moon baby lullaby. 7418.
Moon beams on Santa Catalina. 12244.
Moon began to cry. 26667.
Moon blackout. 44424.
Moon boat. 34788 (465)
Moon broke down & cried. 39970.
Moon caught me crying. 31979.
Moon cried. 12245, 31980.
Moon début. 12246.
Moon, don’t blackout my love. 12247.
Moon dreams. 2703, 12248, 21600, 24219 (926, 927)
Moon drift. 44425.
Moon Dust Land. 52329.
Moon eyes. 44426.
Moon girl. 7419.
Moon glow & starlight. 2704. .
Moon hangs low onthe cloudstonight. 16879.
Moon has melted. 12249.
Moon, he knew. 7420.
Moon is down. 16880, 26668, 36599.
Moon is just love magic for two. 12250.
Moon is smiling. 12251.
Moon led me on. 2705.
Moon looks sad tonight. 7421.
Moon madness. 44427,
Moon magic. 7422, 7423, 24219 (928), 31981.
Moon-marketing. 31982.
Moon memories. 17424.
Moon mist. 2706, 21601, 31983, 52330.
Moon-moon-moon. 29091 (388)
Moon of Brazil. 44428.
Moon of gold. 39971.
Moon of many memories. 7425.
Moon of mine. 7426.
Moon of Mississippi. 26669.
Moon of Monterey. 16881.
Moon of Omaha. 31984.
Moon of white laurel. 44429.
Moon on high. 31985.
Moon on my pillow. 26670.
Moon on the bayou. 44430.
Moon only laughs. 21602.
Moon over Arequipa. 52331.
Moon over Avalon. 2707.
Moon over Chicago. 31986.
Moon over Havana. 39972.
Moon over Kansas City. 39973.
Moon over Manhattan. 26671.
Moon over Manila. 31987, 36600.
Moon over Manila Bay. 12252.
Moon over Melbourne. 48982.
Moon, over my soldier’s shoulder. 21603.
Moon over Texas. 21604.
Moon over the bay of Espiritu Santo. 26672.
Moon over the cedar. 16882.
Moon over the convoy. 39974.
Moon over the Pacific blues.
Moon over the prairie. 48983.
Moon rise. 14692 (456), 48984.
Moon rose. 44431.
Moon said no. 39975.
12253.
2154
Moon shall be jealous of me. 16883, 26673,
Moon shining tonight. 39976.
Moon spell. 12254.
Moon stay on. 26674.
Moon that’s shining from above. 26675.
Moon, the stars & evenin’ dew. 26676.
Moon, the stars & I. 12255, 21605.
Moon thru’ the pines. 31988,
Moon tide. 7427, 52332.
Moon time. 7428, 26677.
Moon tonight over the Rio Grande. 26678.
Moon up above. 2708.
Moon up above says no. 12256.
Moon was dreaming. 2709, 2710.
Moon will make trouble for you. 36601.
Moon Yeen. 21606.
Moonbeam. 21607, 44432.
Moonbeam thrills. 31989.
Moonbeams. 26679, 29091 (389), 36602, 39977, 44433.
Moonbeams dancing onthe Lake Chautauqua. 2711.
Moonbeams, my dreams & you. 17429, 39978.
Moonbeams of love. 2712.
Moonbeams on Hawaii. 26680.
Moonbeams serenade. 5201 (669)
Moonburn. 52333.
Moondrift. 39979.
Moondust on the sage-brush. 26681.
Moonglade. 53636 (354)
Moonglow. 39980.
Mooning. 48985.
Mooning inthe moonlight, sunninginthe sun, 12257.
Moonless night. 52334.
Moonlight. 2713, 16884, 44434, 52335.
Moonlight, a blackout, & you. 21608.
Moonlight & honeysuckle. 39981.
Moonlight & memories. 48986.
Moonlight & music. 21609.
‘Moonlight & shadows. 17430, 52336.
Moonlight & V.P.I. 31990.
Moonlight & you. 7431.
Moonlight at midnight. 36603.
Moonlight Bay. 2714, 2715, 44435, 52337.
Moonlight becomes you. 39982. !
Moonlight blues. 26682.
Moonlight brings heartaches & pain. 21610.
Moonlight cocktail. 2716, 12258, 12259.
Moonlight folly. 36604.
Moonlight for one. 26683.
Moonlight for two. 26684.
Moonlight in a country churchyard. 36605.
Moonlight in Havana. 42967, 43262, 43700, 44436,
44869, 45230.
Moonlight in Hawaii. 15447, 26685.
Moonlight in June. 12260.
Moonlight in my heart. 44437.
Moonlight in Naples. 39983.
Moonlight in September. 2717.
Moonlight in the blackout is for love. 36606.
Moonlight is magic. 7432.
Moonlight is streaming. 44438.
Moonlight is streaming in my window. 16885, 36607.
Moonlight kisses. 26686.
Moonlight, kisses, & love. 2718.
Moonlight Lane._ 26687.
Moonlight lullaby. 12261.
Moonlight magic. 31991.
Moonlight meditation. 21611.
Moonlight melody. 31992.
Moonlight memories. 7433, 7434.
Moonlight message to my love. 31993.
Moonlight mood. 26688, 31994, 36608.
Moonlight, my darling. 21612.
Moonlight o’er San Diego Bay. 21613.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Moonlight on Catalina Bay. 52338.
Moonlight on Hudson. 31995.
Moonlight on leaves. 31996.
Moonlight on my shoulder. 12262.
Moonlight on the Avon. 12263.
Moonlight on the Hudson. 24219 (929)
Moonlight on the Ohio. 26689.
Moonlight on the prairie. 21614, 52339.
Moonlight on the Rhine. 24219 (930), 34788 (466)
Moonlight on the waterfall. 21615.
Moonlight on Tippecanoe. 36609.
Moonlight, orchids & you. 12264.
Moonlight over London Town. 16886.
Moonlight over the desert. 12265.
Moonlight prophesy. 21616.
Moonlight rainbows. 12266.
Moonlight rendezvous. 48987.
Moonlight reverie. 36610.
Moonlight romance. 21617.
Moonlight saving time. 2719.
Moonlight serenade. 26690, 34788 (467)
Moonlight shall be ours again. 21618.
Moonlight sonata. 2720, 2721, 16887-16889, 21619,
31997,
Moonlight symbols. 21620.
Moonlight tango. 52340.
Moonlight tonight. 31998, 44439.
Moonlight Trail. 12267,
Moonlight waltz. 21621, 21622, 48988.
Moonlight waters. 7435.
Moonlit bay. 44440.
Moonlit garden of romance. 12268.
Moonlit trail to love. 44441.
Moonlite & music. 36611.
Moonlite magic. 31999.
Moon’s A.W.O.L. 26691.
Moon’s behind a cloud. 7436.
Moon’s no fool. 39984.
Moon’s on the prairie, let’s saddle & ride.
Moon’s the north wind’s cooky. 32000.
Moonshine. 17437.
Moonstone. 32001.
Moontide. 16891, 21623, 21624.
Moontide serenade. 26692.
Moorish moon. 16892.
Mora. 36612.
Moravian morning star. 39985.
Morceau facile. 14692 (457) °
Mordecai is dead. 48989.
More abundantly. 5201 (670)
More & more. 52341.
More & more I love you. 16893.
More for Thee. 34788 (468)
More I try to forget you the more I fall in love.
48990.
More land ahead. 53636 (355)
More light. 12269.
More like my Lord. 2722.
More love to Thee, O Christ. 14692 (458), 53636 (356)
More power to you. 21625.
More reasons than one. 2723.
More than a lifetime. 12270.
More than ever. 32002.
More than faith. 7438.
More than I’d care to say. 2724.
More than meets the eye. 2725.
More than these. 24219 (931)
More than you know. 36613.
Morena mia. 32003.
Morenita. 32004.
Morfars fiol. 41610 (124)
Morgan’s (Fred) melody. 44442.
Mori mome. 21626.
16890.
Morn-rise. 24219 (932)
Morning. 7439, 14692 (459), 53636 (357)
Morning after. 26693, 26694.
Morning & melancholy. 16894.
Morning dew. 5201 (671)
Morning effect. 26695.
Morning exercise. 5201 (672)
Morning glory. 5201 (673), 38171 (281), 39986.
Morning hymn. 5201 (674), 34788 (469)
Morning in spring. 24219 (933)
Morning journals. 12271.
Morning noon & night. 2726, 44443.
Morning, noon & night in Vienna, 47124 (323)
Morning, noon & night you’re on my mind. 26696.
Morning on Sea Cove Drive. 21627.
Morning papers march. 14692 (460)
Morning prayer. 2727, 12272, 50835 (244)
Morning song. 5201 (675), 12273, 12274, 18845
(192), 24219 (934), 44444, 52342.
Morning star. 26697.
Morning sunbeams, 44445.
Morninglight. 15644.
Morning’s glad awakening. 53636 (358)
Morn’s roseate hues. 5201 (676)
Morocha. 7440.
Morris for May day. 44446.
Morro Bay. 2728.
Morrow Mountain’s beauty. 12275.
Morwellham. 7441.
Mosaic. 18845 (193)
Moscva. 48991.
Moses. 2729.
Mosha from Nova Scotia. 18845 (194), 24219 (935)
Mos-kee-toe. 47124 (324)
Mosquito & malaria. 48992.
Mosquito dance. 7442.
Mosquito song. 26698, 32005.
Moss covered log. 12276.
Moss roses. 18845 (195)
Most any time. 2730.
Most beautiful things in life. 122-77.
Most embarrassing. 5201 (677), 18845 (196)
Most important thing is love. 32006.
Most wonderful thing in the world. 14692 (461), 34788
470
Sa souvenir. 24219 (936)
Mot d’amour. 34788 (471)
Motet. 2731, 2732.
Mother. 2733, 7443, 16895, 21628, 26699, 36614,
36615, 39987, 39988, 52343, 52344.
‘Mother all alone. 48993.
Mother America. 7444, 26700, 39989.
Mother America, we hear your cry. 26701.
Mother & son. 2734.
Mother dear, 2735, 12278, 14692 (462), 16896, 26702,
36616, 36617, 36618, 39990, 44447,
Mother, dear, Y m coming back to you. 39991.
Mother, dear to me. 21629.
Mother dear we love you. 52345.
Mother dearest. 21630.
Mother don’t cry. 44448.
Mother don’t you worry. 39992.
Mother dreams of her pts boy. 48994.
Mother Eagle’s lullab ‘aM 2279.
Mother England. 50835 (245)
Mother, God’s masterpiece. 26703.
Mother Goose cantata. 12280.
Mother Goose is queen of the May. 21630*.
Mother Goose rhymes & tunes. 34788 (472)
Mother Goose Town. 32007.
Mother, how I miss you. 26704.
Mother Hubbard’s ball. 12281.
Mother, I long for you. 36619.
Mother, I love you. 44449.
2155
INDEX
Mother in a cottage far away. 26705.
Mother is the bravest heroof them all. 34788 (473)
Mother, kiss your sonny boy goodbye. 36620.
Mother love. 2737.
Mother, love & home. 16897.
Mother loves me. 48995.
Mother Mary had 3 links. 2738.
Mother may I go into swim. 53636 (359)
Mother mine. 16898, 21631, 53636 (360)
Mother mine, love divine. 39993.
Mother mine, my darling. 16899.
Mother! Mother. 7445, 14692 (463)
Mother, mother, mother. 2739.
Mother my darling. 7446.
Mother, my dream music. 12282.
Mother Nature, Father Time. 2740.
Mother Nature's serenade. 48996.
Mother o’ mine. 5201 (678), 24219 (937), 41610 (125),
44450.
Mother of a fightin’ man. 32008.
Mother of mine I’m dreaming tonight. 44451.
Mother of my heart. 52346.
Mother phones grocer. 12283.
Mother, pray for me. 2741.
Mother ked Cross. 26706.
Mother rocking alone dreaming. 21632.
Mother rose. 14692 (464)
Mother sings on Christmas eve. 48997.
Mother will you say a prayer for me. 26707.
Motherhood. 1447.
Mother’ Ss birthday. 26708.
Mother’s boy. 21633.
Mother's boy is a soldier boy now. 12284.
Mother's daily prayer. 39994.
Mother's darling. 14692 (465), 26709.
Mother's day. 32009, 44452.
Mother's day in May. 21634.
Mother's day melody. 26710, 36621.
Mother's day service. 2742.
Mother's day should be every day. 16900.
Mothers dream. 44453.
Mothers dry your tears. 17448.
Mother’s evening prayer. 21635, 48998.
Mother's garden. 44454.
Mother's gift to the nation. 39995.
Mother s gift to you, Uncle Sam. 52347.
Mother's handiwork. 39996.
Mother's heart is breaking. 21636.
Mother s heart is breaking So, since you went away.
21637.
Mother’s Irish lullaby. 12285.
Mother's is the best of all. 21638.
Mother’ s last boy. 12286.
Mother’ S last request. 16901.
Mother’s little Irish cottage will be home sweet home
to me, 12287.
Mother’ S love. 7449, 16902, 21639.
Mother’ S love for thee. 7450.
Mother’s lullaby. 7451, 12288, 12289, 21640, 21641,
26711, 26712, 44455, 48999.
Mother’ 8 lullabye. 26713.
Mother’ Ss melody garden. 44456.
Mother’s memories. 44457.
Mothers of America. 32010.
Mothers of dear old Uncle Sam. 49000.
Mothers of the U.S.A. 52348.
Mother’ S old sweet lullaby. 47124 (325)
Mother’s only boy. 39997, 44458.
Mother's parting. 32011.
Mother s parting advice. 44459.
Mothers’ petition, 1942. 49001.
Mother’s picture at twilight. 7452.
Mother’s picture goes to war. 12290.
Mother’s prayer. 2743, 12291, 16903-16905, 21642-
ve ee Ye ee we &
~/
we
~_ we ye
21644, 26714-26716, 32012, 32013, 34788 (474), 39998,
2156
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
44460, 49002, 49003.
Mother's prayer at twilight. 36622.
Mother's prayer for her boy out there. 36623.
Mother's prayer, for her boy, way outthere. 52349.
Mother's prayer for her sailor boy in blue. 49004.
Mother's prayer for her soldier boy. 12292.
Mother’s prayers. 26717.
Mother's prayers are there. 32014.
Mother's prayers will follow you. 49005.
Mother's sacrifice. 49006.
Mother's son. 26718, 49007, 52350.
Mother's song. 39999 44461.
Mother's tears. 49008.
Mother's voice no more we hear. 16906.
Mother’s welcome letters. 7453.
Moto perpetuo. 9582 (312), 14692 (466), 16907,
24219 (938)
Motor tour. 40000.
Motorcycle Joe. 32015.
Motoring. 5201 (679)
Motorists - safety first. 44462.
Moulin. 16908.
Moulin rouge. 2744.
Mound Bayou. 21645, 26719.
Mount Klemen. 40001.
Mountain cabin. 26720.
Mountain cottage. 12293.
Mountain eagle. 12294.
Mountain echoes. 26721.
Mountain girl. 21646.
Mountain love song. 26722.
Mountain lullabies. 2745.
Mountain moonlight. 16909.
Mountain moving God. 49009.
Mountain musketeers. 16910.
~~ &e ee ee ee ee he
’ Mountain night. 2746.
Mountain of peace, our king. 44463.
Mountain rose. 44464.
Mountain scenes. 49010.
Mountain sweetheart of mine. 32016.
Mountain top melodies. 2747.
Mountain trail. 7454.
Mountains. 16911.
Mounting up. 5201 (680)
Mouse trap. 2748.
Move along. 2749, 24219 (939)
Move forward. 24219 (940)
Move it over. 40002, 4465.
Move over. 5201 (861), 7455.
Move over, Andover. 2750.
Move over buddy. 26723, 44466.
Movements by Bach. 16912.
Movements from famous symphonies. 49011.
Movie blues. 49012.
Moving picture glide. 24219 (941)
Movita. 32017.
Mow ’em down. 12295.
Mow ’em down, Uncle Sam. 2751.
Mow the Japs down. 16913.
Mow them down. 49013.
Mowgli & Mahala in the jungle. 12296.
Mowgli escapes. 12297.
Mowgli in the village. 12298.
Mowglis candle-light service. 44467.
Mowglis good night song. 12299.
Mozambamba. 16914.
Mozart. 14692 (467)
Mozart, his life told in his music. 2752.
Mozelle. 32018.
Msza druga maja. 14692 (468)
Much obliged Mr. Cupid. 40003.
Muchas gracias. 26724.
Mud in his ears. 32019, 52351.
Muddy Missouri. 40004.
oe
INDEX
Ree eee an ied ci Red il es Od TS Sy
Muera callado. 21647.
Miitter, die langst in der erde ruhn. 9582 (313)
Mug town. 52352.
Mujer en el teatro. 527.
Mujer es peligrosa. 47530, 47658.
Mujer ingrata. 32020.
Mujer mexicana. 52353.
Mujer sensual. 32021.
Mujeres feas. 21648.
Mulata arrebata. 26725.
Mulateada. 2753.
Mulberry moon. 24219 (942)
Mulher do leiteiro. 26726.
Mulligan stomp. 12300.
Mumble jumble. 49014.
Mummie. 16915.
Mummy dust. 26727.
Mundo se ta caba. 16916.
Munich paper hanger. 40005.
Murder. 12301.
Murmuring zephyrs. 5201 (682)
Murmurings of night. 12302.
Murphy, the well dressed man. 16917.
Murray s (Frank) Mad Mikado. 44467*.
Musaccordion. 16918.
Musaccordion folio. 36624.
Muscatine waltz. 47124 (326)
Muse-ee-dee-leene, heem no-can be seene. 44468. -
Music. 44469.
Music A. 2754,
Music & love. 16919.
Music & rhythm. 32022.
Music & the moonlight. 26728.
Music at dusk. 40006.
Music at midnight. 12303.
Music box. 52354.
Music box rag. 5201 (683), 38171 (282)
Music brings me you. 12304.
Music by the river. 32023.
Music fifth year. 2755. xe
Music filled the air. 7456.
Music for a fiddle. 52355.
Music for a holy day. 7457.
Music for all occasions. 12305.
Music for children. 26729, 44470.
Music for Hinman gymnastic dancing. 34788 (475)
Music for Jewish groups. 16920.
Music for strings. 16921.
Music for Teeny & Tiny. 12306, 12307.
Music for the Pledge of allegiance. 44471.
Music, God’s gift to man. 44472.
Music has everything. 32024.
Music hall. 44473.
Music hour songs for simple melody instruments.
26730.
Music in my fingers. 12308.
Music in my heart. 49015, 52356.
Music is in my heart. 44474.
Music lessons for boys & girls. 2756-2758.
Music of Christmas. 44475.
Music of the hills. 52357.
Music of the night. 2759.
Music of the spheres. 32025.
Music of Tschaikowsky. 26731.
Music wings. 21649.
Music on the lake. 29091 (390)
Music study for adults. 2760.
Music ’til dawn. 21650.
Music to a poem. 36625.
Music to my ears. 2761, 44476.
Music, hs soft voices die. 14692 (469), 18845
(197), 36626, 53636 (361)
Music without words. 26732. —
Musical alphabet. 24219 (943)
Musical bonbon box. 26733.
moaledt compositions of Elizabeth Wood Vance. 7458,
12309.
Musical form at the piano. 44477.
Musical house & key to notation. 44478.
Musical ideas for beginners in pianoforte. 24219 (944)
Musical impressions. 29091 (391)
Musical notebook. 53636 (362)
Musical salvationist. 2762, 2763, 7459, 16922, 21651,
32026, 32027, 40007, 52358.
Musical stepping stones. 2764.
Musical story book. 49016.-
Musical trust. 14692 (470)
Musical youth. 49017.
Musical zephyrs. 41610 (126)
Musicana. 12310.
Musikalischer-kongress. 9582 (314, 315)
Musing. 2765.
Mussolini carries the drum for Hitler. 21652.
Mussolini’s letter to Hitler. 7460, 16923.
Must I. 21653.
Must I play it alone. 16924.
Must I tell you. 16925.
Must we Americans. 21654.
Must you. 26734.
Mustered in. 44479.
Mutt & Jeff in Mexico. 18845 (324)
My absent you. 26735.
My adorable Chiquita. 52359.
My ain countrie. 26736, 52360.
My ain folk. 21655.
My air cadet, I’m dreaming of you. 49018.
My air raid warden girl. 26737.
My Alabama home. 7461.
My Alaskan doughboy. 44480.
My all American family. 7462.
My America. 7463-7465, 12311, 26738, 26739,
32028, 40008, 49019.
My America from abroad. 44481.
My America, glory be your name. 2766.
My America I love you, 12312, 21656.
My America, land of home sweet home. 12313.
My America, your America. 16926.
My American beauty rose. 14692 (471)
My American dream girl. 12314.
My American Flag. 26740.
My American Irish Rose. 36627.
My American opera U.S.A.Second world war. 52361.
My American rose. 44482.
My Andy. 49020.
My angel. 12315, 32029, 40009.
My angel in the skies. 7466.
My Angela. 16927.
My Annie. 36628.
My answer is no, 32030.
My apple blossom queen. 16928.
My Aralita. 36629.
My Arizona rose. 44483.
My army dreams, 44484.
My army girl. 26741.
My aspiration got me where Iam. 44485.
My atonement. 12316,
My Australia sweetheart. 44486.
My baby. 2767.
My baby has gone and left me. 40010.
My baby just cares for me. 26742.
My baby soldier boy. 32031.
My baby with those big blue eyes. 16929.
My baby’s gone. 36630.
My baby’s lullaby. 32032.
My baby’s sleepy song. 21657.
My ballerina. 2768.
My banjo. 2769.
2157
INDEX
My Barcelona maid. 7467. My burro. 32044.
My bark canoe. 7468. My caballero. 53636 (363)
My Bataan hero. 32033. My cabin of dreams. 44497.
My beautiful chateau of love. 14692 (472), 24219 My cabin out West. 32045.
(945), 47124 (327) My calendar of love. 21660.
My beautiful lady in green. 21658. My California rose. 44498.
My beautiful lagoon. 12317. My California sunshine girl. 21661.
My beautiful star was you. 32034. My camp cot of dreams. 12324.
My beautiful sweetheart of yore. 16930. My campfire dreams. 2782.
My bella Rosa. 44487. My campfire lullaby. 16937.
My belle of Saint Nazaire. 7469. My Canadian Rose. 21662.
My beloved is a soldier boy. 2770. My candid camera mind. 26752.
My beloved is rugged. 12318, 16931. My canvas of dreams. 44499.
My beloved Kathryn. 17470. My careless dream. 26753.
My beloved mother. 7471. My carnival girl. 24219 (947)
My beloved queen. 12319. My Carolina Dinah. 21663.
My best girl, my mom. 49021. My Carolina home. 49027.
My best to you. 36631. My castles in the air. 32046.
My Betty G. 49022. My cathedral of dreams. 32047.
My Beverly. 16932. My cavalier. 52365.
My big attraction. 7472. . My chains have been broken. 26754.
My big carnation. 40011. My cherry blossom queen. 21664.
My big little soldier boy. 18845 (198) My chickadee. 52366.
My bill of rights to my sweetheart. 7473. My childhood’s cabin home. 12325, 32048.
My bird of paradise. 24219 (946) My chiquita. 7478.
My Birmingham Rose. 26743. My choice is you. 44500.
My bittersweet. 32035. My choice of the galaxy of girls. 44501.
My blue belle in Tennessee. 32036. My Christmas boat. 49028.
My blue-eyed baby boy. 7474. My Christmas carol. 16938.
My blue eyed dream. 44488. My Christmas stocking. 16939.
My blue-eyed sailor. 26744. My citadel. 40014.
My blue lament. 26745. My clowd [?] 2783.
My blue violin. 26746. My colleen is heaven’s loan. 52367.
My bomber & I. 49023. My commando. 40015.
My Bonnie. 2771, 29091 (392) My concern. 36637.
My bonnie bairnie. 5201 (684) My concerto of love. 7479, 44502.
My bonnie bonnie Jean. .50835 (246) ‘My confession. 2784, 32049.
My Bonnie lies over the ocean. 44489. My confession of love. 32050.
My book of memories. 32037. My conscience. 12326.
My bouquet. 26747. My consecration. 24219 (948)
My boy. 2772, 7475, 12320, 16933, 21659, 32038, My corny cowboy. 49029.
32039, 36632- 36634, 52362. My corporal. 32051.
My boy far away. 44490. My cottage of memories. 49030.
My boy friend is the bugler in the,army. 40012. My counterfeit smile. 2785.
My boy friends are all in the service, I should be My country. 7480, 16940, 26755, 26756.
too, 2773. My country &I. 16941.
My boy friend’ 5 in a training camp. 2774. ‘ My country calls. 2786.
My boy friend’s in the navy. 26748. My country calls, sweetheart. 16942.
My boy has joined the colors. 36635. My country calls to me. 12327.
My boy in the khaki, my boy in the blue. 2775. My country, Erin & you. 26757.
My boy is wearing khaki. 49024. My country is calling. 36638.
My boy is your boy Uncle Sam. 12321. My country needs me mother darling. 32052.
My boy of the United States. 49025. mn My country needs me now. 36639.
My boy, your boy. 7476. My country, oh! My country. 36640.
My boys. 12322, 44491. ; My country! Right or wrong. 34788 (476)
My boys in blue. 32040. My country, the navy & you. 49031.
My broken heart. 2776, 40013, 44492. My country, your country. 12328.
My broken-in seegar. 36636, | My country’s call. 2787, 12329, 12330, 44503.
My brother. 32041. My country’s calling me, good-bye! Mydear. 12331.
My brother & I. 16934. My cow gives but-her milk. 12332.
My brother Bob. 49026. My creed. 53636 (364)
My brother s room. 44493. My crinoline. 5201 (685)
My brown-eyed darling. 16935. My crinoline girl. 34788 (477)
My buddie. 32042. My croony melody. 5201 (686)
My buddies song. 32043. My cutie doll. 47124 (328, 329)
My buddy. 2777-2779, 26749, 44494. My dad. 32053.
My buddy & I. 2780, 44495, 44496, 52363. My dad & yours. 7481. -
My buddy & me. 26750. My dad is a legionnaire. 40016.
My buddy is over there. 52364. My daddy. 12333, 40017.
My buddy named Bud. 12323, My daddy is a soldier. 26758.
My buddy’s gone. 2781. My daddy isn’t home. 49032.
My burdy’s son is my son’s buddy. 16936. My Daddy Long Legs. 5201 (687), 24219 (949)
My bugle reverie. 7477, 26751. My daddy was a soldier. 32054.
2158 =
nos. 1-12, 1942
My daddy’ S gone away. 12334, 44504.
al daddy’ S in the navy now. 44505.
My daddy’ Ss Rose. 26759.
My daddy’s sweetheart. 2788.
My daily prayer. 40018.
My dancing days are over. 21665.
My dancing girl. 2789.
My Danny. 26760.
My dark brother. 52368.
My dark love. 7482.
My darlin’. 21666.
My darlin’, my sweetheart, Kathleen. 36641.
My darlin’ tell me true. 16943.
My darling. 21667, 21668, 32055, 40019, 44506, 52369.
My darling Aileen. 26761.
My darling boy. 32056.
My darling Brown Eyes. 12335.
My darling, come home. 21669.
My darling Corinne. 2790.
My darling Darlene. 16944,
My darling from the country. 7483.
My darling has sailed across the deep blue Sea.
36642.
My darling, I’ll be waiting. 21670.
My darling Kuipo. 36643.
My darling little sweet. 44507.
My darling, my dear. 52370.
My darling one. 52371.
My darling, please be true. 32057.
My darling, someday please come home to me.
52372.
My darling ’tis of thee. 2791.
My darling wife. 9582 (316, 317)
My day. 14692 (473), 21671.
My dear. 7484, 7485, 21672, 32058, 36644, 52373.
My dear dad. 7486.
My dear Hawaii. 53636 (365)
My dear little mother in grey. 40020.
My dear little roan. 32059.
My dear Marie. 32060.
My dear Missouri. 26762. .
My dear Qld Glory. 52374. °
My dear old mother. 2792.
My dear one. 7487.
My dear public. 10563, 12551, 12951.
My dear sailor. 32061.
My dear sweet daddy. 12336.
My dear, you should realize the fact. 44508, 52375,
52376.
My dearest. 40021.
My dearest memory. 17488.
My dearest Rosalie. 2793.
My decision. 36645..
My dedication to you. 26763.
My Dee-Dee Sue. 44509.
My defense for your heart. 17489.
My delight. 44510.
My desire of love. 26764.
My destiny. 49033, 49034.
My devotion. 32062.
My Diana Lee. 44511.
My diary. 32063.
My diary book. 21673.
My diary of you. 17490.
My diminutive senorita. 16945.
My Dixie belle. 12337.
My Dixie Daisy. 18845 (199)
My Dixie girl in New Orleans. 12338.
My Dixie love. 2794.
My Dixieland home. 32064.
My dizy[?]Daisy Lee. 16946.
My dog Rags. 26765.
My Dolores. 26766.
My doughboy husband. 44512.
=~.
My doughboy lover. 40022.
My dove. 16947.
My draftee. 12339.
My dream. 2795, 7491, 12340, 16948, 26767, 26768,
32065, 44512*, 49035.
My dream & I. 17492.
My dream bay. 52377.
My dream came true. 7493.
My dream can never come true. 32066.
My dream come true. 12341.
My dream darling. 2796.
My dream depends on you. 7494.
My dream fantasy. 49036.
My dream garden. 32067.
My dream girl. 16949, 16950, 21674, 32068.
My dream goes on. 12342.
.My dream.heaven. 2797.
2159
My dream house in the sea. 21675.
My dream is always of you. 2798.
My dream lover. 21676.
My dream man. 14692 (474), 36646.
My dream melody. 32069, 36647.
My dream of dreams. 9582 (318)
My dream of heaven. 32070.
My dream of home. 52378.
My dream of love. 7495.
My dream of the victory parade. 26769.
My dream of the Yankees over there. 40023.
My dream of tomorrow. 52379.
My dream of war. 32071.
My dream of yesterday. 7496.
My dream of you. 7497, 12343, 40024, 44513,
49037,
My dream of you last night. 44514.
My dream pal gal. 7498, 40025, 40026.
My dream ship. 12344-12347.
My dream song, of love. 16951.
My dreamboat sailed. 16952.
My Dreamland. 5201 (688) ~
My dreams. 12348, 44515.
My dreams are all of you. 12349.
My dreams are ended. 44516.
My dreams are of you. 32072.
My dreams came true. 2799.
My dreams came true in Miami. 40027.
My dreams just won’t come true. 44517.
My dreams never come true. 21677.
My dreams of you. 2800, 12350, 21678, 40028.
My dreams will all come true. 40029.
My dreamy lullaby. 32073.
My duty. 7499.
My dying love. 44518.
My enchanting rose. 2801.
My England march. 2802.
My English rose. 49038.
My eternal love. 52380.
My eternal melodie. 7500.
My evening serenade. 49039.
My evening star. 26770.
My every heartbeat. . 52381.
My ev’ry thought is of you. 2803.
My eyes have never beheld such beauty. 21679.
My eyes revealed a dream to me. 49040.
My eyes Shall see. 32074.
My eyes still shine. 7501.
My eyes with tears fill. 44519.
My face is dirty with kisses. 2804.
My faith in my Lord. 12351.
My faith in you. 44520.
My faith is atrellis. 16953.
My faithful heart rejoices. 32075.
My falling in love with you was all a mistake. 40030.
My famous Uncle Sam. 49041.
INDEX
bing ; pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
My fate. 2805, 7502.
My father. 32076.
My Father had compassion on me. 44521.
My Father holds my hand. 5201 (689)
My father was a soldier, 7503, 12352.
My Father’s care. 29091 (393)
My favorite song. 7504.
My favorite spy. 10849, 15774, 16424, 16425.
My favorite uncle. 12353, 21680.
My fella isaG.I. guy. 36648.
My fight & your fight. 44522.
My fighting man. 32077.
My first & last affair. 2806.
My first beau. 32078. |
My first date with Sue. 7505.
My first love. 32079.
My first night at the U.S.O. 49042. .
My first promise at my first prom. 2807.
My first romance was you. 17506.
My first waltz with you. 26771.
My Flag. 7507, 12354, 26772, 26773, 34788 (478),
40031.
My Flag — our Flag. 7508.
My flame went out last night, with somebody else.
44523. ‘
My flower. 49043.
‘My flower grows so sweet. 36649.
My flying cowboy. 7509.
My folks are all out on the prairie. 12355.
My foolish heart. 40032.
My four aces. 49044.
My fox trot wedding day. 9582 (319)
My friend from the marines, ship ahoy. 52382.
‘My friend, Jesus. 49045.
_My friends. 7510, 44524.
My friends, said Franklin Delano, we’ve got a war
to win. 16954.
My furlough baby. 40033.
My future beau. 21681.
My gal. 44525.
My gal is a pal of the army now. 36650.
My gal is an air-line hostess. 17511.
My gal loves a sailor. 32080.
My gal Lula Downs. 40034.
My gal Sal. 11001, 12609, 19462, 21576, 21682-
21684, 22020, 26578, 27051.
My gal she works in the laundry. 40035.
My gal — she’s left me. 21685.
My gal’s got that ninety per affection. 7512.
My gal’s with my pal, tonight. 2808.
My garden. 9582 (320), 12356.
My garden of Dreamland. 44526.
My garden of love. 40036, 49046.
My garden of memories. 32081.
My garden of roses. 21686, 32082.
My Gene. 44527.
My gentle, gentle mother. 2809.
My Georgia peach. 26774.
My gift. 12357.
My gift to America. 44528.
My gifts. 16955.
My girl. 16956, 21687.
My girl & I. 34788 (479)
My girl of old Hawaii. 36651.
My girl Pearl. 2810.
My girl Wicky WAAC. 52383.
My girl with golden hair. 40037.
My girl’s in khaki. 32083.
My girl’s in uniform, too. 32084.
My glamour girl danced into my heart. 26775.
My glorious moment. 36652.
My glory. 32085.
My God, & is Thy table spread. 29091 (394)
My golden bell. 36653.
My golden-haired sweetheart. 21688.
My golden hours with you. 12358.
My golden mem’ries of you. 32086.
My good Lord done been here. 44529.
My gorgeous girl. 44530.
My grandma. 16957. ;
My grandma was an Indian princess. 36654.
My great determination. 16958. —
My great grand daddy fought in 1812. 18845 (200)
My great, great, grandfather. 12359.
My Guadalupe. 44531.
My guiding star. 32087, 52384.
My guitar & me. 21689.
My guy & I. 49047.
My Gypsy love. 36655.
My halo is slipping. 12360.
My hand in His. 49048.
My Hank in a tank. 26776.
My happy home. 52385.
My harbor of sunshine & smiles. 7513.
My harvest for you. 49049.
My hat, please. 2811.
My haven of dreams. 40038. =
My haven of love. 12361.
My Hawaiian girl. 21690.
My Hawaiian home. 2812.
My Hawaiian maid. 16959.
My Hawaiian queen. 26777.
My hazy lazy gal. 32088.
My head is in the clouds. 2813.
My head went round & ’round. 21691.
My heart. 40039.
My heart a home of an angel. 49050.
My heart aches for a daddy. 40040.
My heart aches for you. 7514. ~
My heart & I. 7515, 12362, 40041, 52386.
My heart & I decided. 36656.
My heart & me. 52387.
My heart & Old Glory belongs[?]to you. 40042.
My heart at thy sweet voice. 14692 (475, 476), 47124 (330)
My heart beats fast. 32089.
My heart beats for you like the tick of the clock. 7516.
My heart became yours. 21692.
My heart belongs to America. 21693, 32090, 44532,
49051.
My heart belongs to one. 21694.
My heart breaks. 21695.
My heart calls. 12363.
My heart cried. 7517.
My heart cried out aloha. 21696.
My heart cries out. 36657,.36658.
My heart cries, try again. 21697.
My heart don’t know what todo. 44533.
My heart dropped it’s anchor, whenI met you. 21698.
My heart ever faithful. 26778.
My heart fell in my shoe. 21699. ~
My heart for you. 52388.
My heart found a home. 2814.
My heart had no song. 7518. .
My heart has been hurt. 21700.
My heart has gone astray. 36659.
My heart has rest in Jesus. 38171 (283) :
My heart has told me so. 16960.
My heart has wings. 32091.
My heart hurts. 16961.
My heart I leave with you. 49052.
My heart in my arms. 26779.
My heart in your hands. 2815.
My heart is a lone ranger. 40043.
My heart is A.W.O.L. 7519.
My heart is aching. 32092.
My heart is being taken for a ride. 21701.
My heart is breaking. 32093.
My heart is broken in two. 36660.
2160
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
My heart is calling for you. 26780.
My heart is craving. 21702.
My heart is dreaming. 2816.
My heart is dreaming of you. 49053.
My heart is ever calling. 49054.
My heart is filled with longing. 32094.
My heart is flying with you. 36661.
My heart is glad. 5201 (690)
My heart is here. 16962.
My heart is holding the pen. 44534.
My heart is ina turmoil. 2817.
My heart is in America. 7520, 16963.
My heart is inthe air. 16964.
My heart is in the mountains. 21703.
My heart is in the red again. 2818.
My heart is just a toy to you. 2819.
My heart is keeping time, with the clock on the wall.
21704.
My heart is like a garden. 44535.
My heart is like a rose. 26781.
My heart is like a singing bird, 52389.
My heart is longing for you. 49055.
My heart is marking time. 36662.
My heart is on my sleeve. 49056.
My heart is only asking. 2820.
My heart is over there. 49057.
My heart is pit-a-patting for you. 44536.
My heart is playing tit tat toe. 7521.
My heart is reserved for you. 52390.
My heart is sad. 26782.
My heart is singing. 12364.
My heart is singing a love song. 16965.
My heart is so sad. 7522.
My heart is still with you. 36663.
My heart is with the boys in Manila. 12365.
My heart is yours. 21705, 21706.
My heart isn’t in it. 12366.
My heart keeps me awake. 2821.
My heart keeps right. 24219 (950)
My heart knew it all. 16966. ;
My heart marched away with my soldier boy. 36664.
My heart marks time. 12367.
My heart needs you. 40044.
My heart needs your first aid. 26783.
My heart now is happy. 49058.
My heart overflows. 49059.
My heart ran away with my head. 16967, 44537.
My heart ran out on me. 21707.
My heart received your message. 21708.
My heart refused to listen. 12368.
My heart remembers. 2822, 36665, 44538.
My heart remembers you. 21709, 40045.
My heart said si, si. 44539.
My heart said yes. 2823.
My heart said yes, my heart said no. 21710.
My heart sailed out to sea. 49060.
My heart says yes. 12369.
My heart shall not fear. 49061.
My heart sings an old serenade. 7523.
My heart skipped a beat. 32095.
My heart still asks for you. 44540.
My heart still belongs to you. 44541.
My heart still remembers. 21711.
My heart stood still. 26784, 32096, 52391.
My heart tells me. 12370, 36666.
My heart tells me I love you. 21712.
My heart told me to love. 12371.
My heart took a spill. 36667.
My heart took a tumble for you. 12372.
My heart turns back. 49062.
My heart waits for you. 44542.
My heart was made for you. 44543.
My heart was the last one to know. . 16968.
2161
My heart wears wings. 21713.
My heart wept for you last night. 26785.
My heart whispers. 40046.
My heart will always call you. 32097.
My heart will hold a dream of you. 2824.
My heart will lead the way., 16969.
My heart will sing a song of you. 2825.
My heart will , Sing to you. 32098.
My heart won *t be singing tonight. 52392.
My heart won’t let me sleep. 40047.
My heartache was a headache to me. 16970.
My heart’ S a little jitterbug. 32099.
My heart’ SA. W.O. L. 49063.
My heart’ s achin’ for Macon. 47124 (331, 332)
My heart’s all a-flutter. 12373.
My heart’s all set for love. 49064.
My heart’ 8 a-yearnin’ and burnin’. 49065.
My heart’ s crying dear. 26786.
My heart’ s desire. 7524.
My heart’ s home. 24219 (951)
My heart’ sina letter. 21714.
My heart’ sina plane. 32100.
My heart’ s indebt. 2826.
My heart’ s in harmony with love. 52393.
My heart’s in the army now. 2827, 7525.
My heart’ s in the clouds, with the man I love. 49066.
My heart’ Ss in the heart of the Rockies. 36668.
My heart’ s in the Highlands. 7526, 21715, 36669.
My heart’ s in the palm of your hand. 16971.
My heart’ s like a sea-gull crying in the night. 32101.
My heart’s on fire. 2828.
My heart’ sso blue. 26787.
My heart’s temperature. 49067.
My heart’ S up inthe clouds. 36670.
My heart’s with a convoy. 12374.
My heart’ s with you. 32102.
My heart’s yours forever. 32103.
My heaven is you. 21716.
My heaven on the farm. 21717.
My heaven with you. 40048.
My heavenly Evalyn. 32104.
My heavenly home. 2829.
My hero. 32105, 44544.
My hero in blue. 21718, 36671.
My hobby’s making love. 21719.
My home. 21720, 49068.
My home & country. 32106.
My home at sundown. 32107.
My home in Tennessee. 52394.
My home inthe U.S.A. 21721.
My home is heaven. 32108. ~
My home is the U.S.A. 40049.
My home of long ago. 32109.
My home on Memory Hill. 2830.
My home on the Azalea trail. 49069.
My home on the campus. 2831.
My home on the mountain side. 12375.
My home out on the prairie. 36672.
My home town. 2832, 2833, 32110, 44545, 50835
(247)
My home town girl.
363, 375, 378, 413)
My homeland. 16972, 26788, 44546.
My homeland hills are calling. 21722.
My homeland in America. 17527.
My honey. 26789.
My honey & me. 36673, 49070.
My Honey Lou. 44547.
My honey, my love, seems like tome. 36674.
My honey-boo. 52395.
My Honolulu bride. 38171 (284)
My Honolulu heaven. 44548.
My Honolulu sweetie. 16973.
50835 (45, 152, 247, 251, 289,
INDEX
My hope is stayed on Thee. 29091 (395) My last trail. 36679.
My hopeless love. 44549. My Leandro. 12381.
My hour of prayer. 40050.. My lesson to-day. 29091 (396)
My hours of dreaming. 44550. My letter from home. 52401.
My, how time does fly. 40051. My liberty bell. 32118.
‘My hula girl. 16974. - My life. 12382.
My hu-la hu-la lady. 21723. My life belongs to Uncle Sam. 18845 (202)
My hungry heart. 32111. My life is like a picture. 21727.
My idea of an angel. 16975. My life is you. 40056.
My ideal. 12376. My life is your love. 16980.
My idol of the air. 26790. My life, my love. 7531.
My Indian brave. 49071. My lil rascal. 16981.
My Indian taxi & you. 26791. My lips are yours. 36680.
My Indiana Rose. 5201 (691) _ My little angel. 26795.
My Indianapolis home. 36675. My little baby mine. 18845 (203), 53636 (367)
My introduction to love. 7528. My little black record of love. 52402.
My Irene., 44551. My little black sheep. 2842.
My Irish American doughboy. 49072. My little blue dreams. 12383.
My Irish biddy baby. 26792. My little blue eyes. 52403.
My Irish coleen. 2834. My little boy of three. 16982. .
My Irish colleen from over the sea. 40052. My little Captain Make Believe. 21728.
My Irish Katie. 44552. My little chickadee. 21729.
My Irish sweetheart. 32112. My little curly head. 36681.
My I’s, my T’s, my O’s. 44553. My little dancing doll. 7532.
My island of dreams. 17529. My little darlin’. 2843, 49078.
_My Isle of Ardath. 12377. : My little darling of the mountains. 21730.
My Jacqueline. 21724. My little desert home. 2844.
My Jacquerie. 36676. My little dolly calls me mama. 50835 (248)
_ My Jane. 2835. My little dream girl. 14692 (478), 24219 (952)
My janitors can. 2836. My little drummer boy. 21731. .
My Jean. 12378. My little Easter bunny. 7533.
My Jesus. 2837. My little Eleanore. 26796. :
My Joe! My Joe. 52396. My little feathered friend in San-Marie. 44560.
My Joey. 49073. My little flower. 40057.
My Johnny. 36677. My little girl. 16983, 29091 (397-399)
My Johnny boy. 32113. My little girl back yonder. 12384.
My Johnny is a soldier boy. 2838. My little glamor girl of ’42. 7534.
My Johnny is over the ocean. 21725, 26793. My little guiding star. 40058.
My Johnny’s ated army. 40053. - My little Hoosier honey. 32119.
y journey. My little Indian Rose. 32120.
My joy shall be complete. 16976. My little aa eon: 9218t
‘My joy supreme. 52397. My little Jane. 2845.
= Lik nhs My little Joe Ann. 2846.
My Kansas City sweetheart. 21726. = little June bride. 44561.
234 crageenll y little lad: 32122.
y
My Katherina. 12379 My little man. 44562.
y 2 : My little one sleeps. 26797.
My Kathleen. 38171 (285)
My Kentucky moonshine. 2839.
My kind of man. 49074.
My ladder of love. 32114.
My laddie. 40055.
My lady. 2840, 18845 (201)
My lady dances. 32115, 44554.
My little pal of long ago. 2847.
My little Pearl. 16984.
My little prayer. 32123.
My little record store girl. 40059. ;
My little refugee. ‘36682.
My little rubber dolly isn’t mine any more. 12385.
My little sefiorita. 12386.
My lady debonaire. 49075. ;
My Lady Greensleeves. 44555. es ae shop. 7535.
My lady in the dark. 52398. y little soldier. iy
My lady of the lake. 53636 (366) My little star. 2173 - 0), 98171 28
My lady of the telephone. 5201 (692) My little submarine. 29091 (400), 38171 (286)
My ladye singing. 14692 (477) e My little tango girl. 18845 (204)
My little Texas sweetheart. 7537.
My lady’s trousseau. 44556.
My land. 2841, 36678. My little wedding gown. 49079.
My little white house. 7538.
My land & my music. 52399.
My land of dreams. 44557. ay log caked hee re
er aman tg? 44558. My log cabin by the stream. 21733.
=e me 9 adage? My lonely heart. 7539, 7540, 32124.
a ; a My lonely heart is calling. 32125.
My last goodbye to you. 16978. My Lord abides. 53636 (368)
My last letter to you. 32117, 49076. My Lord & I. 53636 (369)
My last look at you. 49077. My Lord was there. 26798.
My last night. 52400. My Lord’s return. 29091 (401)
My last prayer. 12380. My lost girl. 49080.
My last time to love. 16979. My lost love. 32126, 40060.
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INDEX
_ nos. 1-12, 1942
My lost lover. 26799.
My lost mountain home. 52404.
My Lou & I. 44564.
My love. 2849, 7541, 14692 (479), 16985, 16986,
26800, 32127, 40061, 44565, 44566, 52405, 52406.
My love @I. 36683. E
My love at last. 12387.
My love call. 16987.
My love call to you. 36684.
My love came down on me. 44567.
My love can wait. 12388.
My love comes home today. 17542.
My love could walk. 49081.
My love for you. 2850, 16988, 16989, 21734-21737,
32128, 32129, 40062, 44568, 49082.
My love has gone. 7543, 44569.
My love has gone a-sailing. 44570, 44571.
My love has gone away. 26801.
My love has gone, with the sunset. 2851.
My love I’ll share. 26802.
My love in Mexico. 21738.
My love is all around you. 2852.
My love is different. 52407.
My love is fading away. 40063.
My love is fair. 18845 (205)
My love is for my country. 7544.
My love is guiding you. 12389.
My love is in the sky. 40064.
My love is like a lighted lamp. 49083.
My love is like a red, red rose. 53636 (370)
My love is true. 44572, 52408.
My love is true love. 2853.
My love is yours. 21739.
My love is yours forever. 2854.
My love, it won’t be long. 7545, 26803.
My love letter. 44573.
My love lives on. 21740.
My love makes me So happy. 26804.
My love my paradise. 32130.
My love no words cantell. 16990.
My love of loves. 44574.
My love sends it’s kiss. 26805.
My love song. 12390, 26806, 40065.
My love song is only for you. 12391.
My love song to you. 7546.
My love sweeps the country. 21741.
My love was a dream. 12392.
My love wears a uniform. 2855.
My love will always be the same. 17547.
My love will always remember. 12393.
My love will live on & on. 34788 (480)
My love will wait. 7548.
My lovely Bernardine. 7549.
My lovely dream of you. 21742.
My lovely Kathleen. 21743.
My lovely little lady. 12394.
My lovely Ohio home. 2856.
My lovely Sally Ann. 16991.
My lovely teacher. 16992.
My lover. 32131, 32132, 40066.
My lover from the Sea. 21744.
‘My lover isa fisherman. 12395.
My lover’s melody. 36685.
My lovin’ dancing man. 9582 (321)
My loving dancing man. 9582 (322)
My loving man. 17550.
My loyal Yankee girl. 36686.
My lucky day. 12396, 32133.
My lucky star. 40067.
My lullabye. 26807.
My mad hat. 26808.
My Madeline. 52409.
My Maggie. 44575.
My magic carpet of dreams. 12397.
My mama done said, No, no. 21745.,
My mama thinks I’m wonderful, why don’t you. 32134
My Mamie Rose. 14692 (480)
My mammy’s melody. 52410.
My mammy’s voice. 47124 (33)
My man-bird over Hawaii. 44576.
My man Dan. 12398, 32135.
My man has left me. 44577.
My man he done gone to war. 26809.
My man inuniform. 49084.
My man is inthe army. 49085.
My man of war. 21746.
My man with the wings.
My Mandy Lou. 44578.
My Manila, I’m coming back. 12399.
My man’s got something. 26811.
My man’s in the army. 12400.
26810.
’ My man’s roamin’ agin. 12401.
2163
My Margaret. 2857.
My Margarita. 26812.
My Marguerita. 36687.
My Marietta. 49086.
My marine. 44579, 44580, 49087.
My marine, you are the hero of my dream. 12402.
My meditation. 49088.
My melancholy baby. 41610 (127), 47124 (334, 335),
52411-52413.
My melody. 16993, 36688.
My memories of mother. 26813.
My memories started with you. 12403.
My memory. 21747.
My memory bouquet. 44581.
My memory of you. 21748, 52414.
My memory rose. 36689.
My mem’ry of the South. 12404.
My message to you, darling. 40068.
My Mexican tra la la lino. 44582.
My Mexico Rose. -21749.
My military man. 21750. ~
My military man, I miss you. 44583.
My million dollar baby. 52415.
My mind is in the clouds. 40069.
My Mindanao choc’ late soldier. 14692 (481)
My mind’s made up. 21751.
My miracle man. 34788 (481)
My mirror laughs at me. 44584.
My misery. 12405, 12406.
My model girl. 38171 (287, 288)
My mom. 7551, 21752.
My mom gave mea penny. 16994.
My momma gived it to me straight from the shoul-
der. 32136.
My moon hangs low. 21753, 49089.
My moonbeam girl. 7552.
My moonlight madonna. 26814.
My moonlight sweetheart. 16995.
My morning prayer. 12407, 16996.
My mother. 2858, 12408, 12409, 16997, 21754,
21755, 32137, 32138, 36690, 40070, 44585.
My mother dear. 7553.
My mother didn’t love me. 36691.
My mother is waiting for me. 16998.
My mother ruined me but my sister found a solution.
21756.
My mother said I shouldn’t. 26815.
My mother told me. 12410. ;
My mother was the Rose of No Man’s Land. 21757.
My mother’s prayer. 16999, 21758.
My mother’s rosary. 53636 (371)
My mother’s tears. 52416.
My mother’s voice. 40071.
My muchacha. 32139.
My musical calendar. 21759.
My, my. 12411. e
My! My! My. 44586.
My name is Johnny what is yours. 49090.
My name is Mussolini: 7554.
My name will soon be your name. 21760.
My native land. 12412, 32140, 49091.
My Nebraska. 2859.
My nest in the West. 12413.
My Nevada. 17000.
My new boy friend. 49092.
My new love. 36692.
My Norine. 14692 (482)
My North Dakota home. 32141, 32142.
My novena prayer. 2860.
My oath to you, 52417.
My oh my. 12414.
My oh my that pesky kid. 2861.
My Ohio girl. 49093.
My Oklahoma. 12415.
My Oklahoma home. 40072.
My old blues. 49094.
My old brown coat & me. 44587.
My old country home. 17001.
My old cow. 12416.
My old dad. 2862, 49095.
My old farm home. 21761.
My old-fashioned sweetheart. 44588.
My old fiddlin’ dad. 17002.
‘My old fraternity pin. 17003.
My Old Glory waves for me. 52418.
My old home. 21762.
My old home calls to me. 2863.
My old home town. 17004.
My old Hoosier home. 52419.
My old horse Hyphen. 44589.
My old jalloppy must last thru the war. 32143.
My old Kentucky home. 2864, 8521, 34788 (482,
483), 53636 (372)
My old Kentucky home, good night. § 14692 (483)
My old Missouri home. 2865.
My ol4 music box. 40073.
My old shank’s mare. 32144.
My old sweetheart. 44590.
My one desire, 2866, 32145.
My one love. 17005.
My only baby boy. 17006.
My only hope. 34788 (484)
My only love. 17007, 21763.
My only one. 2867.
My only one & only. 32146.
My only reference. 49096.
My only sweetheart. 26816.
My only sweetheart is you mother dear. 7555.
My Oregon miss. 26817. |
My own America. 2868, 49097.
My own California. 24219 (953)
INDEX
My paradise. 12419, 26819, 44593, 53636 (373)
My paradise is just to be with you. 21765.
My past, my present & future. 21766.
My patriotic old jallopy. 32149.
My Pauline. 41610 (128)
My peace I give unto thee. 32150.
My peace'I leave with you. 34788 (485)
My pen won’t write the words. 2870,
My perfect blue. 2871.
My Perfect love. 12420.
My personal ideas. 21767.
My phantasy of dreams. 44594.
My phantom lover. 32151.
My Philippino dream girl. 117008.
My Philippino Rose. 2872.
My Phillipine [?] Islands. 2873.
My Phillipino[?} bambino. 26820.
My piano book. 12421.
My pickaninny Joe. 36694.
My picture of mother. 32152.
My picture of you. 17009, 21768, 21769.
My pilot & I. 21770.
My pipe dream. 49099.
My pipe dreams. 49100.
My pledge. 21771. -
My pledge to Canada. 2874.
My pledge to the U.S.A. & its Flag. 49101.
My pledge to you. 32153.
My Polish waltz. 36695.
My Polynesian Red Rose. 2875.
My poor heart is all at sea. 44595.
My poor little heart & I. 21772. —
My poor old world. 12422.
My pop is back in the army. 40076.
My pop’s a flop in the army. 12423.
My port of call. 2876.
My prairie home. 32154.
My prairie lullaby. 12424.
My prairie queen. 7557.
My prairie Rose. 7558.
My prayer. 7559, 12425, 17010, 21773, 21774,
- 44596, 49102, 49103.
My prayer, for mothers. 40077.
My prayer for this morning. 26821.
My prayer for you. 26822, 36696, 40078.
My prayer in the night. 26823.
My prayer is answered. 40079.
My prayer of dedication. 26824.
My prayers are with you. 26825.
My precious darling. 17011.
_ My precious love. 26826.
My precious lovely queen. 49104.
My pretty American girl. 14692 (484)
_My pretty Dresden doll. 21775.
My own darling sweetheart is drifting away. 40074.
My own dear friend. 50835 (249)
My own dear one. 36693.
My own home town in Ireland. 29091 (402)
My own, my native land. 40075.
My own selectee. 21764.
My own United States. 32147, 44591.
My Ozark hills. 12417, 49098.
My Ozark mountain home. 12418.
My pal - cigarette. 44592.
My pal of the saddle. 52420.
My pal on Guadalcanal. 52421.
My pal sonny boy. 2869.
My palace of wonderful dreams. 32148.
My papa said yes. 26818.
My parachute jumper. 17556.
2164
My pretty maiden. 21776
My pride & joy. 7560.
My prince. 49105.
My princess. 24219 (954)
My priority calls for you. 2877.
My priority on you. 44597.
My Private Bill. 17012.
My promise to you. 17013, 17014.
My Quakertown Rose. 44598.
My queen in the kingdom of love. 53636 (374)
My queen of lovely song. 36697.
My queen upon the throne. 36698.
My queenly Sierras. 49106.
My rainbow. 26827.
My rainbow beau. 24219 (955)
My rainbow song. 26828.
My ration of sugar. 26829.
My red-headed gal. 49107.
My Red, my White, my Blue. 26830.
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INDEX
~ nos. 1-12, 1942
'My red umbrella. 7561.
My Red, White & Blue girl. 52422.
My reflection of love. 17015.
My regiment. 14692 (485)
My rendezvous with you. 26831.
My resolution to you. 17016.
My reward. 21777.
My river home. 17017-17019, 32155.
My rock & salvation. 2878.
My rock garden of memories. 17020.
My Rocky Mountain sweetheart. 52423.
My rodeo queen. 32156.
My romance. 32157.
My Romany Romeo. 32158.
My rosary of dreams. 49108.
My rosary of love. 26832.
My rose of Oahu Isle. 12426.
My rose of the U.S.A. 44599.
My Rose of Tipperary. 47124 (336), 53636 (375)
My Roseline. 26833.
My roving | man. 32159.
My rushin’ serenade. 26834.
My rusty flivver. 52424.
My sacred heart. 40080.
My Sacrifice. 26835.
My safe harbor. 32160.
My sailboat of dreams. 21778.
My sailor. 52425.
My sailor blue. 36699.
My Sailor boy. 7562, 12427, 17021, 40081.
My sailor boy all dressed inblue. 26836.
My sailor boy blue. 52426.
My sailor boy in blue. 36700.
My sailor boys. 26837.
My sailor guy. 49109.
My Sailor in blue. 32161.
My sailor lad. 36701, 36702.
My sailor love far away. 49110.
My sailor pal. 52427.
My sailor sweetheart. 32 162.
My Sammy & me. See We’ re strong for each other,
my Sammy & me.
My Savior. 2879, 12428.
My Savior & Lord. 44600.
My Savior & my Friend. 17022.
My Savior cares. 44601.
My Savior is near me. 24219 (956)
_ My ship of dreams. 49114.
My ship sails at dawn. 40083.
My ships at sea. 7565.
My Shy little gal of the mountains. 44602.
My shy little queen, Rose Pearl. 49115.
My Sierra trail. 7566.
My siesta brings me you in dreams. 21782.
My Silent house of prayer. 7567.
My silent prayer. 44603.
My silver star has turned to gold. 44604.
My sin is gone. 49116.
My sins & Thy love. 2909i (404)
My sister. 44605.
My sister & I. 2881.
My sister Eileen. 49117.
My Sister is gone to heaven. 21783.
My sister, my brother &I, 12433.
My sky pilot. 49118.
_ My Skeeping rose. 44606.
My Saviour’s love is higher than the stars. 29091
(403)
My school girl sweetheart. 21779.
My Scotch lassie. 5201 (694)
My scrapbook of yesterday’s love. 49111.
My search. 40082. :
My search for love. 21780.
My seashore romance. 36703.
My secret. 26838.
My secret is you. 12429.
My secret love. 26839.
My Sefiorita. 7563, 7564, 12430, 36704.
My sentimental heart. 26840.
My serenade. 12431, 52428.
My Serenade to you. 17023, 17024.
My sergeant & I are buddies. 26841.
My Service flag. 12432, 36705.
My Service star. 17025.
My shadow. 49112.
My shadow is playing hide & seek with me.
2880.
My shattered dream. 49113.
My Shenandoah. 36706.
My Shenandoah home. 21781.
My Shepherd. 14692 (486)
My ship. 52429.
2165
My sleepy papoose. 32163.
My Slim. 52430.
My soldier. 2882, 21784, 21785, 32164, 32165,
36707, 40084, 44607, 49119- 49121.
My soldier boy. 2883, 7568, 12434, 12435, 17026-
17028, 21786, 21787, 26842, 32166, 32167, 36708,
40085, 40086, 44608, 49122, 49123, 52431.
My soldier boy in brown. 7569.
My soldier boy went far away. 21788.
My Soldier dad. 52432.
My Soldier friend. 40087.
My Soldier girl. 2884.
My soldier husband. 36709.
My soldier-is marching. 40088.
My soldier is still a little boy to me. 12436.
My Soldier lad. 12437, 32168, 44609.
My Soldier man. 26843.
My soldier man goodbye. 7570.
My soldier of the sky. 32169.
My soldier pal. 12438.
My soldier sons. 32170.
My soldier sweetheart. 12439, 17029.
My soldier’s comin’ home. 44610.
My soldier’s farewell. 12440.
My soldier’s waltz. 17030.
My sombrero. 2885.
My son. 21789, 26844, 32171, 36710, 44611- 44613,
49124,
My son belongs to Uncle Sam. 21790.
My son Bill. 7571, 21791.
My son is inthe army. 21792.
My son Jimmie. 44614.
My son, my son. 12441, 26845. _
My son, my son, wherever you are. 32172.
My son Pat. 17031.
My sonata in blue. 32173.
My song. 21793, 32174, 49125.
My song about you. 49126.
My song came from Ireland. 21794.
My song for you. 7572, 12442, 32175, 36711,
44615.
My song is love unknown. . 7573.
My song of love. 7574, 17032.
My song of songs. 47124 (337)
My song to you. 7575, 26846, 32176, 49127.
My Soul at thy dear voice. 53636 (376)
My soul doth magnify the Lord. 17576.
My soul entwined. 26847.
My soul is an enchanted boat. 24219 (957)
My Soul is athirst for God. 17033.
My soul longeth for Thee, O Lord. 26848.
My soul, there is a country. 52433.
My Soul truly waiteth. 5201 (695)
My soul’s delight. 26849.
INDEX
My soul’s surrender. 11649.
My South Sea Rosie. 40089.
My southern girl. 44616.
My southern rose. 32177.
My souvenir. 7577.
My spirit longs for Thee. 41610 (129)
My spirits. 50835 (250)
My spooky girl. 50835 (251)
My spring bouquet. 2886.
My Springtield. 21795.
My star. 18845 (206), 26850, 44617.
My star is you. 21796.
My star of love & dreams. 40090.
My star shines near. 49128.
My Staten Island Lou. 40091.
My Statue of Liberty. 32178.
My story begins with you. 17034. .
My story book romance. 21797.
My sugar. 7578. -
My sugar doll. 7579, 26851.
‘My sugar foot. 17035.
My sugars bein’ rationed, now. 17036.
My sugar’s plenty sweet enough for me. 7580,
21798,
My sugar’s rationing my sugar. 26852.
My summer moon is late. 7581.
My sun. 53636 (377)
- My Sun Valley Rose. 40092.
My sundown dreams. 2887.
My sunny skies. 36712.
My sunshine. 41610 (130)
My sunshine girl. 7582, 34788 (486)
My Susie saves on everything but love. 7583.
My Suzie dear. . 12443.
My sweet. 7584, 26853.
My sweet Adair. 34788 (487, 488)
My sweet Americun girl. 117037.
My sweet American rose. 21799.
My sweet beautiful lady. 52434.
My sweet Hawaii. 21800.
My sweet Irene. 7585.
My sweet little Alice O'Hare. 2888.
My sweet little Irene. 32179.
My sweet little rose from heaven. 32180.
My sweet Missouri rose. 17038.
My sweet mountain rose. 12444.
My sweet, sweet sweetie’s comin’ back to me. 26854.
My sweet un-rationable sugar-baby. 21801.
My sweetest memories. 49129.
My sweetest memory. 21802.
My sweetheart. 26855.
My sweetheart close your lovely eyes. 52435.
My sweetheart has wings. 12445
My sweetheart, he has gone to war. 32181.
My sweetheart in Memory Lane. 1039.
My sweetheart is a soldier. 117040.
My sweetheart is calling & I must go. 17041.
My sweetheart is in the navy. 21803.
My sweetheart is with the A.E.F. 36713.
_My sweetheart just became my neighbor. 32182.
My sweetheart left me. 21804.
My sweetheart Mary from Maryland. 7586.
My sweetheart, my sweetheart. 44618.
My sweetheart of a long, long time ago. 7587.
My sweetheart of days gone by. 117042.
My sweetheart of the by-gone days. 32183.
My sweetheart of the Golden West. 26856.
My sweetheart of the San Joaquin. .26857.
My sweetheart of the sky. 21805.
My sweetheart of the U.S.A. 12446.
My sweetheart of U.S.O. 49130.
My sweetheart went down at Pearl Harbor. 26858.
My sweethearts. 44619.
: “ pt. 3, n. s., v.37
My sweetheart’s a bombardier. 36714, 44620.
My sweetheart’s a soldier, he’s noble &brave. 17043.
My sweetheart’s a soldier now. 2889.
My sweetheart’s in the navy. 44621.
My sweetheart’s in the service. 21806, 44622.
My sweetheart’s over there. 36715.
My sweetheart’s picture. 7588.
My sweetheart’s the Red White & Blue. 2890.
My sweetie’s a soldier of the U.S.A. 36716.
My Swiss little Miss. 52436.
My symphony number two. 44623.
My symptoms of love. 36717.
My syncopated heart. 32184.
My Tahitian lullabye [?] 21807.
My tango man. 5201 (696)
My tattooed lady friend. 32185.
My teacher never told me. 2891.
My tear fantasy. 7589.
My teddy bear. 17044.
My ten gallon hat, 7590.
My ten ton baby & me. 40093, 44624.
My Tennessee mountaineer. 36718. -
My testimony. . 32186, 44625.
My thanks. 32187, 40094.
My thoughts. 14692 (487)
My thoughts are still of you. 12447.
My thoughts are with you. 26859.
My thoughts of long ago. 26860.
My thoughts of the West. 21808.
My thoughts of you. 7591.
My three loves. 32188.
My three sweethearts. 32189.
My throbbing heart strings. 7592.
My time is precious. 2892.
My time will come some day. 2893.
My tin soldiers. 2894.
My tom tom man. 34788 (489, 490)
My Tommy. 2895.
My Tom’s on foreign soil tonight. 21809.
My top sergeant. 12448,
My tour of love. 12449.
My toy balloon. 44626.
My transgressions. 32190.
My treasure. 52437.
My treasure chest. 7593, 32191.
My treasury. 26861.
My Trilby maid. 34788 (491, 492)
My true love hath my heart, 7594, 34788 (493)
My tune no: 3. 2896.
My twilight dreams. 21810.
My twilight reverie. 21811.
My ukulele baby. 36719.
My uncle, 26862. .
My Uncle Sam. 2897, 7595, 21812.
My Uncle Sam & I. 49131.
My Uncle Sam is a grand old man. 44627,
My Uncle Sammy. 52438, 52439.
My Uncle Sam’s in trouble again. 21813.
My uncle’s in the army. 36720.
My U.S.A. 2898, 32192, 44628.
My U.S. victory plane. 36721.
My unreturned love. 2899.
My unseen rose. 2900.
My unsuspecting dear. 36722.
My valentine. 7596.
My valley. 12450.
My valley of dreams. 12451.
My very first dream. 2901.
My victorious Christ, 17045.
My victory garden. 40095, 44629.
My victory march. 21814,
My victory star. 40096.
My victory sweetheart. 44630.
2166
-nos. 1-12, 1942
My Virginia home. 44631.
My Virginian. 24219 (958)
My vision in the fire. 2902.
My vow. 2903.
My W.A.A.C. 44632.
My waltz. 26863.
My war baby. 32193.
My Waterloo. 2904.
My way is not as thine. 44633.
My weather-beat2n shack in Maine. 32194.
My weeping willow’s smiling just for me. 17597.
My western sweetheart. 21815.
My western valley home. 26864.
My whole fam’ly’s gone to war. 40097.
My wife & I. 49132.
My wife gets the nightmare. 7598.
My wife has joined the WAACS. 52440.
My wife is inthe army. 36723, 44634.
My wild prairie princess. 12452.
My wild prairie rose. 2905, 12453.
My wish. 2906, 21816, 21817.
My wish in our wishing well. 26865, 36724.
My wonderful Jesus. 44635.
My world. 44636.
My world is you. 7599, 49133.
My world stands still. 7600.
My worry is two tiny words. 40098.
_ My Yankee girl. 26866.
My Yankee pal so sweet. 44637. -
My Yankee pilot. 52441.
My Yankee soldier boy. 12454, 26867.
My Yankee sweetheart. 21818.
My year round sweetheart. 17046.
My yellow star. 12455.
My yesterday. 2907.
My Yiddisher Romeo. 47124 (338)
My young man. 36725.
My Ziegfeld midnight girl. 38171 (289)
Mygale. 41610 (131), 47124 (339) —
Myrt & Marge. 21581.
Myself. 12456.
Mysterioso. 44638.
Mysterious & beautiful. 2908.
Mysterious tango. 14692 (488)
Mysterious you. 12457.
Mystery house. 2909.
Mystery march. 49134.
Mystery of the treasure chest. 28402.
Mystic waltz. 2910.
N.F.A. creed song for New farmers of America.
_ 26868.
'N.M.U. love song. 21819.
N.S.W. (double-U) corps. 17047.
N.T.G. Florentine Gardens revue. 27928.
Na falach dunaju. 14692 (650-653)
Na koniku polka. 2911.
Na kraj sela. 12458.
Na lei O Hawaii. 24219 (959)
Na okrecie batory oberek. 2912.
Na ono o na Kupuna. 44639.
Na sfed sela. 2913.
Na wahi kaulana o kauai. 36726.
Na zdro wie kabycia zenitsia. 17048.
Na-alzah v’nism’cha. 32195.
Nach jedem abschied gibt’s ein wiederseh’n.
36727
Nacht im felde. 29091 (405)
Nacht u. trdume. 32196, 38171 (290)
Nachtgebet. 24219 (960)
Nachtigallen-walzer. 18845 (207, 208), 24219 (961)
Nachtlager in Granada. 29091 (530)
Nachtschnellzug. 9582 (323), 18845 (159)
Nacional. 36728.
INDEX
Nadina. 26869.
Nadine. 21820.
Nadine waltz. 24219 (962) |
Nagtie. 7601.
Nahila. 2914.
Naila. 44985.
Nain nain. 17049.
Namby-pamby blues. 26870.
Name above all others. 21821.
Name of Jesus. 32197.
Naming the forget-me-not. 34788 (494)
Nanas. 7602.
Nangabugataba. 26871.
Nango. 2915.
Nafligo. 21822.
Nannette. 21823.
Nannina mia. 21824.
Nanny. 50835 (252)
Nano, nano. 2916.
‘Nappy time. 17050.
Napule te vo’. 32198.
Napulitanata. 38171 (291)
Naranjerito. 32199.
Nardin march. 40099.
Narinska. 53636 (378)
Narrative. 40100.
Nas zivot ciganski. 21825.
Nasci para te amar. 34788 (495)
Nase Ikica place polka. 24219 (963), 24219 (964)
Nasseh v’nishmah. 44640.
Nasty feet. 52442.
Nasty nasty blues. 26872.
Nasz basita polka. 7603.
Natale. 2917.
Natalie’ s dream. 26873.
Nat’an, Nat’an, Nat’an, tell me for what are you
waitin’ Nat’an. 50835 (253)
Nation of loyal Americans. 49135.
Nation united. 21826.
National allegiance march. 7604.
National anthem. 12459.
National anthem of Serbia. 50835 (254)
National anthems of the Allies. 9582 (324), 47124 (340)
National battle cry of freedom. 26874.
National defense. 7605, 12460, 17051, 32200.
National defense draftee. 52443.
National defense march. 7606.
National defense prayer. 7607.
National defense Uncle Sam; 40101.
National freedom. 44641.
National hymn of victory. 2918, 17052, 32201,
36729.
National hymns. 24219 (965)
National melodies. 40102.
National prayer. 32202, 49136.
National prohibition. 24219 (966)
National prohibition wave. 24219 (967)
National salute march. 29091 (406)
National unity march. 40103.
Nations are uniting. 26875.
Nation’s call. 2919, 17053.
Nations united. 12461, 12462.
Nativa. 5201 (697)
Nativity of Our Lord. 26876.
Nativity song. 44642.
Natoma. 18274.
Natural science. 53636 (379)
Naturally. 2920.
Nature awaits thee. 18845 (209)
Nature’s little sunbeams. 17054.
Nature’s paradise. 26877.
Nature’s rhapsody. 21827.
Nature’s song. 40104.
2167
Nature’ S song of ecstasy. 47124 (341)
Nature’ |S voices. 50835 (255)
Nature’s whisper. 53636 (380)
Naughty but nice. 26878.
Naughty lil girl. .21828.
Naughty Marietta. 36021, 52444.
‘Naughty naughty one Gerrard. 50835 (256):
Nautcha maid. 40105.
Naval air-corps cadets. 21829.
Navigator song. 49137.
Navy. 2921, 49138.
Navy air cadets. 40106.
Navy air corps. 49139.
Navy air force. 44643, 44644.
Navy - all hands. 40107.
Navy aloft. 32203.
Navy & marine Pacific victory march. 7608.
Navy blue. 21830, 36730, 44645.
Navy blue w gold. 2922.
Navy blues. 17055, 44646, 49140.
Navy boy we'll be waiting for you. 7609.
Navy boys in blue. 40108.
Navy flight song. 26879.
Navy hymn. 40109.
Navy in blue. 12463.
Navy is jake with me. 26880.
Navy on parade. 12464.
Navy song. 40110.
Navy swing. 21831, 49141.
Navy twoto one. 49142.
Navy victory march. 40111.
Navy WAVES. 32204, 40112.
Navy waves. 44647.
Navy, wings. 26881, 36731.
_Navy’s on its way. "2923,
Nazareth. 5201 (698), 44648, 49143.
Nazi blues. 32205.
Nazi propaganda. 32206.
Nazism she must die. 49144.
Neapolitan dance. 47124 (342)
Neapolitan féte. 34788 (496)
Neapolitan love song. 38171 (292)
Near the old hometown of Buffalo Bill. 26882.
Near to you. 21832.
Near you. 26883.
Nearer home. 12465.
Nearer my Godto Thee. 2924, 2925.
Nearer the bone, the sweeter the meat. 52445.
Nearer to Thee. 2926.
Nearest my heart. 7610.
Neatest trick of the week. 17056.
‘Neath a beautiful moon with you. 12466.
"Neath el sombrerito. 2927.
‘Neath Hawaiian skies. 32207.
‘Neath Old Glory. 34788 (497)
‘Neath stars above. 40113.
’Neath stars high above the beautiful Teche. 12467.
‘Neath that moon. 2928.
‘Neath the flowering jasmine vine. 17611.
‘Neath the moon. 32208.
"Neath the old pear tree. 52446.
’Neath the pines where I gave my heart to God.
52447.
’Neath the Red, White, & Blue. 26884.
‘Neath the shadow of the moon. 21833.
’Neath the shadow of the pyramids. 5201 (699),
24219 (968)
*Neath the silvery moonlight, by the Silvery sea.
52448.
‘Neath the silvery San Francisco moon. 32209.
‘Neath the tree of love. 49145.
Neath western skies of blue. 17057.
Necklace. 44649.
Necklace of tears. 2929.
Ned Wayburn’s town topics. 41610 (8, 68, 79, 96,
117, 120, 142, 148, 160, 162, 187, 214, 220, 233),
47124 (88, 216, 367, 389, 484), 50835 (257)
Need. 44650.
Need I say. 52449.
Need I speak. 21834.
Need more be said. 12468.
Need of today. 32085.
Needed now. 36732.
Needlenose. 26885.
Neffo. 40114.
Neglected. 2930.
Negra arrollando. 32210.
Negra balletomane. 7612.
Negra Maria. 2931.
Negra soledad. 12469.
Negra trite. 21835.
- Negrita. 26886.
Negrita filomena. 40115.
Negritos. 44651.
Negro dances. 18845 (210-214)
Negro good night song. 5201 (700)
Negro naval band. 32211.
Negro speaks of rivers. 40116.
Nei giorni tuoi felici. 2932.
Neighbor boy. 2933.
Neighbor, neighbor, we are fighting. 44652.
Neighborhood gang. 12470.
Neighbors. 17613.
Nekad cvale bjele ruze. 21836.
Nell the belle of the mountains. 12471.
Nell, the farmer’s daughter. 17058.
Nellie & Jim. 49146.
Nellie is a beauty. 40117.
Nellie Malone. 52450. -
Nellie’s shoes. 7614.
Nemesis to Nippon. 26887.
Nene hanu aala. 53636 (381)
Ne-Ne-Ne-Nellie. 40118.
Neoteric march. 26888.
Neptune’s court. 29091 (407)
Nest. 2934. —
Nest in the West. 36733.
Nest of our country’s eagles. 17059.
Nest on a silver star for two. 21837.
1914, es kam wohl ein Franzos daher. 9582 (328)
Neurotic goldfish. 36734.
Neutral march. 50835 (258)
Neutrality. 21838, 24219 (969)
Neutrality march. 47124 (343)
Nevada moon. 2935.
Nevada moonlight. 17060.
Never. 12472.
Never a dull moment. "32212, 44653.
Never a love like this. 2936.
Never again. 2937, 14692 (489), 26889, 32213,
44654, 49147.
Never alone. 53636 (382)
Never America forgets. 7615.
Never before. 2938, 21839, 32214-32216.
Never before —never again. 12473.
Never can tell. 36735.
Never cease singing. 21840.
Never comes a day. 49148.
Never did that before. 36736.
Never fear the Japs, we'll beat these yellow saps.
2939.
Never felt better in my life. 7616.
Never give a sucker an even break. 4572.
Never go to heaven. 12474.
Never had it so good. 17617.
Never in my life. 49149.
Never in my wildest dreams. 2940.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Never kiss a soldier just for fun. 52451.
Never leave me anymore. 32217.
Never let it be said. 29411, 32218.
Never let me cross your mind, 12475.
Never let the same bee sting you twice. 53636 (363)
Never let the sun go down. 17061.
Never let your heart grow col’. 14692 (490)
Never let yourself forget that you are Irish, too.
24219 (970, 971)
Never liked that color yellow. 12476.
Never liked the moon. 26890.
Never look back. 9582 (325)
Never lower our Flag. 26891.
Never mind. 7618, 49150.
Never mind about my feelings. 32219.
Never mind little darling. 52452.
Never mo’. 47124 (344)
Never more true than today. 38171 (293)
Never, never worry. 12477.
Never, no never. 44655.
Never put off ’til tomorrow what you can do today.
12478.
Never say can’t. 32220.
Never stop loving me. 21841, 49151.
Never take from any man his song. 21842.
Never take no for an answer. 2942.
Never tell me goodbye. 36737.
Never to be forgotten. 32221.
Never to leave my Lord. 36738.
Never too late again. 21843.
Never trust a jumping bean. 7619.
Never trust a Soldier. 24219 (972)
Never water a lily with wine. 49152.
Never you mind. 52453.
Nevertheless. 32222.
Nevicata. 17620.
Neville. 47124 (345)
New album of Xavier Cugat’s best compositions &
other Latin-American favorites. 36739.
New America. 21844, 44656.
New American song book. 2943.
New anthology of American song. 32223.
New arrival. 36740.
New birth of freedom. 44657, 44658.
New Black Joe. 12479.
New bloom of love. 2944.
New chocolate soldier. 17062.
New day. 2945.
New aay America. 36741.
New day dawns. 52454.
_New deal. 17063.
New dreams for the old folks. 2946.
New E Z method for banjo. 2947.
New E Z method for slide trombone. 2948.
New England. 50835 (259)
New England conservatory course for pianoforte.
2949.
New Frankie @ Johnny. 7621, 26892, 40119.
New generation. 21845, 40120.
New glory for Old Glory. 7622.
New gola. 52455.
New grave of clay. 36742.
New Hampshire haven. 17623.
New Hampshire hymn. 21846.
New Hampshire moon. 21847.
New hand-writing on my heart. 12480.
New Haven M. T. 21848.
New hero. 7624.
New home. 40121.
New horizons. 40122.
New house. 117064.
New It makes no difference now. 44659.
New June. 26893.
New love. 17065, 17066, 26894.
521888 0 - 43 - 14
2169
New love for old. 32224.
New lover. 12481.
New marjance polka. 49153.
New Martins & McCoys. 49154, 49155.
New Martins & the Coys. 32225.
New mellow song folio, no. 2. 36743.
New melody. 40123.
New Mexico. 21849.
New Mexico song. 26895.
New moon. 27094, 34114, 44660, 49156.
New moon in the sky. 17067.
New morn. 49157.
New name. 12482.
New Orleans blues. 21850.
New Orleans jump. 49158.
New Pacific serenade. 17068.
New parasol. 21851.
New radiosongs & choruses of the gospel. 12483,
32226.
New St. Paul waltz. 52456.
New song. 29091 (408)
New song in my heart. 21852.
New Spirit. 2950, 5024.
New suit. 26896.
New swing. 44661.
New theme to the King, &to the President. 49159.
New universa] march. 40124.
New Wabash cannon ball. 7625.
New waltz. 21853.
New Washington, Gen. MacArthur. 26897.
New wind a-blowin’. 32227.
New world after war. 36744, 36745.
New world heroes. 32228.
New world of tomorrow. 26898.
New World on its way. 40125-40127.
New World symphony.. 12484.
New worship & song. 7626.
New Yankee army. 44662.
New year. 34788 (498)
New Year carol. 12485, 49160.
New Year’s day. 18845 (215), 24219 (973), 49161.
New York. 21854.
New York apartment. 36746.
New York guard. 17627.
New York hippodrome. 47124 (346)
New York is a friendly town. 7628.
New York, my dream. 44663.
New York rhythm. 12486.
Newark men’s hymnal. 24219 (974)
Newfoundland, our terra nova. 12487.
Newlyweds. 21855.
Newlyweds & their baby. 53636 (467)
Newsboy blues. 40128.
Newspaper headline of trial. 49162.
Newsreel. 7629. —
Newtons are feudin’ again. 21856, 21857.
Next dance. 34788 (499), 50835 (260)
Next time. 7630, 12488, 21858.
Next time I kiss you. 17631.
Next time I see Paris. 21859.
Next time we come back from over there. 32229.
Next time we meet. 36747.
Next time we meet, our love will live again. 12489.
Next time you talk to the Lord, speak a good word for
me. 32230.
Ni peligro. 32231.
Niagara Falls. 12490.
Niagara Falls taxi driver blues. 17069, 26899.
Nice going. . 7631*.
Nice little home’s what I sigh for.
(326)
Nicodemus. 40129, 49163.
Nicolette waltz. 24219 (975)
r
9582
Nicosha. 12491.
Nie badz taka. 12492.
Nie deptaj po nogach. 2951.
Nieces of our Uncle Sam. 49164.
Nieh velt. 52457,
Niema jak lotnik. 26999.
Niezapominajka. 17079.
Nigger on the sidewalk, 36748.
Night 2952, 7632, 21860, 26901, 36749, 44664.
Night after night. 12493, 32232, 40130.
Night after night, day after day. 40131.
Night alone. 40132.
Night & day. 2953, 32233, 52458.
Night & day Gene. 26902.
Night & I. 44665.
Night & moonlight. 2954.
Night & my little white pillow. 26903.
Night at Coquine. 2955.
Night at the coutry [?] dance. 32234.
Night at Valley Dawn. 21861.
Night attack. 44666.
Night club reporter. 49165.
Night fall. 26904.
Night flight. 7633, 44667.
Night for romance. 40133.
Night-greeting. 24219 (976)
Night has a thousand eyes. 2956, 14692 (491)
Night has eyes. 21862. ©
Night herder. 44668.
Night hymn.at sea. 7634.
Night I walked among the stars. 32235.
Night in Havana. 12494.
Night in jail. 7635.
Night in June. 12495.
Night in Peru. 2957.
Night in summer. 17071
’ Night in the desert. 18845 (216)
Night in the tropics. 21863.
Night in Turkey. 26905.
Night intermezzo. 17072, 26906.
Night is blue. 49166.
Night is blue & cold. 36750.
Night is falling. 21864.
Night is long. 26997.
Night is old & you're so young. 26908.
Night is young, and you're so beautiful. 44669.
Night like this. 26909.
Night lullaby. 26910.
Night magic. 2958, 12496.
Night mare. 12497..
Night mist. 2959.
Night of nights. 2960, 2961.
Night of romance. 40134.
Night of stars. 40135.
Night on Moonlight Lake. 52459.
Night our flame burned low. 21865.
Night over Mexico. 12498, 32236.
Night over Tahiti. qos.
Night over Taos. 32238.
Night over the desert. 49167.
Night patrol. 40136.
Night serenade. 7636.
Night shadows. 2962, 12499, 40137, 44670.
Night shall be filled with music. 26911, 40138.
Night shift. 12499*, 17073, 28240.
Night sky. 2963. -
Night song, 2964, 21866.
Night song at sea. 40139.
Night that I kissed you goodbye. 26912.
Night that I met you. 17074.
Night that we said goodbye. 12500.
Night the bottle hit him on the head. 12501.
Night thoughts, 2965.
Night time. 12502, 21867, 50835 uaa
Night-time is the right time for love. 17075.
Night to remember you. 2966.
Night train to Memphis. 26913.
Night was meant for us. 32239.
Night we met. 12503, 49168.
Night we parted. 7637.
Night we said good-bye. 2967.
Night when I began to dream. 32240.
Night whispers. 2968, 7638.
Night will come after while. 44671.
Night wind. 17076, 44672.
Night winds. 2969, 34788 (500)
Night you gave your love tome. 17639.
Nightfall. 32241.
Nightingale. 2970, 12504- 12506, 21868, 32242-32245.
Nightingale & the rose. 34788 (501)
Nightingale Island. 21869.
Nightingale’s song. 2971, 21870, 32246.
Nightly my love. 26914.
Nights & you. 2972.
Nights how Ipray. 44673.
Nights with you. 2973.
Nighttime thought. 2974.
Nighttime, when daydreams come true. 52460.
Nightwind. 26915.
Nighty night to Dreamland. 26916.
Nigun from Haifa. 26917.
Nikoga drugog ljubit necu. 21871.
Nikolo. 49169.
Nile. 9582 (327), 24219 (977)
Nimitz is the limitz. 32247.
Nina. 5201 (701), 12507, 12508, 49170.
Nina Zandunguera. 2975.
Nine carols for Christmas. 2976.
Nine fantasies in 4 parts. 32248.
920 special. 7640.
Nineteen hundred forty-one. 21872.
1942 blues. 49171.
1942 love song. 12509.
1942 Turkey in the straw. 12510, 17077.
Ninety & nine. 5201 (702), 53636 (384)
Ninety day wonder. 49172.
Ninety first psalm. 26918.
90’ in the shade. 29091 (339)
93 all-time song favorites. 12511.
96th division march. 44674.
99 blues. 170787
Ninette. 34788 (502)
Ninnetta mia. 32249.
Ninth blues. 52461.
Ninth division march. 36751.
9th symphony. 17079.
Nioma all grade concert album. 52462, 52463.
Nioma popular Hawaiian guitar method. 52464-52466.
Nioma technical studies for Hawaiian guitar. 52467.
Nip from the Nipponese. 17080.
Nippee the Jappee. 21873.
Nipper song. 21874.
Nippin’ at the Nipponese. 12512.
Nippin’ the Nipponese. 2977, 7641.
Nippo, we’re gonna make you pay. 17081.
Nippon salute. 12513.
Nipponese beware. 21875.
Nirvana. 32250.
Nite will fall. 2978.
Nixie. 7642.
No. 26919.
No answer. 2979.
No apple to teacher. 49173.
No banners flying. 26920.
No blues in my blue room. 26921.
No clouds over the ridge. 21876. b
ae ee
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
-No comprendo. 17082.
No cross for me up there. 44675.
No curfew tonight. 2980.
No dream. 14692 (492)
No es posible. 26922.
No fair falling in love. 53636 (385)
No fooling sefiorita. 26923.
No fools no fun. 7643.
No friend like Jesus. 2981, 53636 (386)
No gasoline. 49174.
No hard feelings. 26924.
No Huns for our sons. 17083.
No importa que digan. 44676.
No less than victory. 44677.
No letter to-day. 32251.
No lights. 7644.
No limit. 41610 (132), 44678, 47124 (347)
No limitations on love. 2982.
No llores. 12514.
No llores mas. 52468.
No llores por mi. 32252.
No llores prieto. 21877.
No lo creas, por favor. 40140.
No longer you’re just you. 21878.
No love Task. 49175.
No love like this. 44679.
No love on earth. 26925.
No mail today. 32253.
No man blues. 2983.
No man in the house. 49176.
No man’s Dreamland. 32254.
No matter how hardItry. 40141.
No matter when. 26926.
No matter where I may be, I’ll be walking thru life
with you. 36752.
No matter where you are. 26927, 44680.
No matter where you go. 21879.
No me atormentes. 32255.
No me dejes de querer. 21880.
No me hables con Sefias. 32256. —
No me hace caso. 7645.
No more. 12515, 21881, 49177.
No more Axis. 12516.
No more dog house for me. 12517.
No more goodbyes. 52469.
No more grass grows. 12518.
No more love. 26928.
No more mama’s boy. 21882.
No more rendezvous. 26929, 32257.
No more sea. 38171 (294)
No more tears, no regrets. 12519.
No need to wish on the moon. 21883.
No, negrita, no. 2984.
No, never dear. 2985.
No new millionaires. 36753.
No night there. 17084.
Nol! No! I can’t let him go. 40142.
No! No! Jap, don’t do that. 17085.
No, no, Nanette. 39298.
No, no, Nazi, you too Jappy. 12520.
Nol No! No. 2986, 44681.
No! No! Nol! No. 32258.
No! No sugar in my coffee. 26930.
No! - No] - You must let him go. 40143.
No nobody but you. 21884
No one. 40144. -
No one but I. 12521.
No one but me. 44682. :
No one but my darling Helen. 17086.
- No one but you. 21885, 32259, 36754, 40145.
No one but you, dear, 49178.
No one can blackout my heart. 40146.
No one can evertake your place inmy heart. 49179.
No one can help you like Jesus. 34788 (503)
No one canus part, I’ll come back to yqu some day.
7646.
No one cares. 40147.
No one dear, but you. 2987.
No one else but you. 44683.
No one else will do. 40148, 49180.
No one ever comes around to my house. 36755, 49181.
No one helps like Jesus. 41610 (133)
No one like you. 44684.
No one to blame. 26931.
No one to care. 12522.
No one to love, just a memory. 44685.
No one will do but you. 12523.
No one’s to blame but you. 24219 (978)
No other but mother. 17087.
No other but you. 32260.
No other dreams. 26932.
No other heart will do. 21886.
No other love. 17647.
‘No other moons. 18845 (217)
2171
No other way. 40149.
No peace without victory. 32261.
No peepentom in love. 49182.
No place like the U.S.A. 5201 (703)
No, positively no. 44686.
No ration on love. 52470.
No regrets. 12524.
No rhyme or reason. 40150.
No se lo que hare. 26933.
No Se por que. 12525.
No Se puede remediar. 32262.
No second love. 44687.
No shadows yonder. 24219 (979, 980)
No shortage, in my love for you. 21887.
No shortage on love. 7648.
No song in my heart. 49183.
No suffragettes for mine. 9582 (329)
No sufras, corazon. 49184.
No sugar. 17088, 32263.
No surrender march. 24219 (981)
No sweeter heaven. 7649. _
No te mfres enel rio. 26934, 52471.
No te olvidaré. 17089.
No te sientes en el balcén. 26935.
No tears. 17090.
No tears in my eyes. 44688.
No tenemos gasolina. 36756.
No tengomas que un amor. 2988.
No, they say, I shall not wed: 2989.
No time for love. 12526.
No time for tears. 21888.
No time to lose. 52472.
Nouse. 17091.
No use denyin’. 17092.
No use now. 17650.
No use trying. 17093.
No vuelvas. 17094.
No wedding day for me. 52473.
No whispers, no rumors. 32264.
No wonder Im blue. 12527.
No, you can’t go ridin’ in my jeep jeep. 491865.
Noah’s little dove. 2990.
Noblesse oblige. 17095.
Nobody answered. 52474.
Nobody-but you. 2991.
Nobody calls me sweetheart now. 17651.
Nobody can send me like my baby. 12528.
Nobody cares. 26936, 26937, 53636 (387)
Nobody cares about me. 17652.
Nobody cares for her now. 47124 (348)
Nobody does ‘it like you do. 14692 (493)
Nobody else. 49186.
Nobody else, but you. 26938, 32265, 34788 (504), 36757.
Nobody else can take your place. 52475.
Nobody else is taking your place. 26939, 36758.
Nobody for me. 49187,
Nobody has taken your place. 49188.
Nobody home. 24219 (51, 54, 55, 73, 194, 639,
847, 982, 983), 29091 (409), 34788 (46, 505),
38171 (468), 53636 (16, 25, 74, 335)
Nobody home cake walk. 24219 (983)
Nobody just like you. 17096.
Nobody knows. 44689.
Nobody knows de trouble I’ve seen. 17097, 32266.
Nobody knows the trouble I’ve had. 40151.
Nodoby knows the trouble I’ve seen. 26940, 44690.
Nobody left but me. 32267.
Nobody loves afat man. 12529.
Nobody loves the yellow Mr. Jap. 21889.
Nobody’s business. 40152.
‘Nobody’s fool. 40153. —
Nobody’s gonna push us off the earth. 7653.
Nobody’s heart. 21890.
Noche de amor. 40154.
Noche de luna. 32268, 32269.
Noche en el mar. 12530.
Noche serena. 34788 (506)
Noches de Castilla. 32270.
Noches de Hungaria. 26941.
Noches de serenata. 36759.
Nocturna rosa, 32271.
Nocturne. 2992, 5201 (704), 7654, 7655, 9582 (330),
-12531, 17098, 21981, 24219 (984), 32272, 32273,
34788 "607, 508), 36760, 44691, 52476.
Nocturne caprice. 29091 (410)
Nocturne, extrait du ballet Kilidja. 9582 (331)
Nocturne for piano. 26942.
Nocturne in B flat min. 41610 (134) ©
Nocturne in blue. 12532.
Nocturne in C min. 17099.
Nocturne in C Sharp min. 26943.
Nocturne in D flat. 29091 (411)
Nocturne in F min. 21892.
Nocturne in G min. 14692 (494)
Nocturne moderne. 17100.
Nocturne symphonique. 5201 ('705)
Nocturnes. 24219 (985)
Nocturnette. 29091 (412)
Nodding poppies. 12533.
Nodding tulips. 52477.
Noel. 7656.
Noél du soldat. 29091 (413)
Noel, Noel. 7657, 7658.
Nola. 18845 (218), 24219 (986)
Non ti conosco piu. 36761.
Nonchalant good-bye. 26944.
Noncooperation blues. 26945.
None but the lonely heart. 44692.
None of these things came true. 32274.
None other lamb. 7659.
None other name. 2993.
None other than you, 7660,
None so wonderful as He, 40155.
Noon. 38171 (295)
Noon day Bouque Bay. 36762.
Noontide prayer. 32275.
Nora is leaving. 44693.
Nora Kathleen I love you. 32276.
Nora Lou. 26946.
Noralee. 32277,
‘Nora’s answer. 44694.
Norden album, 47124 (349-354)
Nordiske melodier. 34788 (509)
Noreen. 49189.
Norene. 12534,
Norma, 44695,
Norma is awakened. 44696.
North America. 12535.
North American way. 12536, 17101.
North Dakota. 17102.
North light’s might makes love sogreat. 44697.
North of the border. 12537.
North star. 24219 (987)
North to the Klondike. 9887, 12538.
North wind. 38171 (296)
N.1.S.T.C. alma mater. 40156.
Northern lights & you. 12539.
. Northern pines. 36763.
Northern pioneers. 2994.
Northland. 14692 (495)
Northlands. 52478.
Northwestern is our name. 7661.
Northwestern push-on song. 47124 (355)
Norvella waltzes. 52479.
Norway, the land of the midnight sun. 34788 (510)
'. Norwegian dance. 14692 (496), 36764.
Norwegian memories. 38171 (297)
Norwegian minuet. 38171 (298)
Norwegian slumber song. 14692 (497)
Norwegische weise. 9582 (332)
Norwich stomp. 40157.
Nos, os carécas. 52480.
Nostalgia. 2995, 17103.
Nostalgia chalaca. 26947.
Nostalgie. 5201 (706)
Not a buck for the duck. 12540.
Not all the peaches grow in Georgia. 36765.
Not alone. 40158.
Not any more. 44698.
Not ashamed of Jesus. 5201 (707), 14692 (498)
Not by nail-prints only. 21893.
Not even a mouse. 2996-2998.
Not exactly. 21894.
Not good-bye, but just so-long. 44699.
Not goodbye but so long. 44700.
Not I but Christ. 29091 (414)
Not in the cards. 36766.
Not in vain. 49190.
Not lonesome or worried. 49191.
Not me. 49192.
Not mine. 12541.
Not now but in the coming years. ees
Not one. 29091 (415)
Not pau. 32278.
Not peace but a sword. 49193.
Not so long ago. 21895.
Not so quiet please. 2999.
Not so very long ago. 40159.
Not the same old girl. 47124 (356, 357)
Not till then. 21896. ”
Not to cause tears. 17104.
Not tonight Josephine. 12542, 17105, 44702, 52481.
Not understood. 24219 (988)
Not until I met you. 17106.
Not what I long to do. 50835 (262)
Not yet Jeannette. 3000.
Note that bounces. 36767.
Notes de bandoneon. 21897.
Notes on my heart strings. 12543.
Nothin’ for mah own. 3001.
Nothin’ on my mind. 17107.
Nothin’ on my mind but you. 7662, 21898-21901,
' 32279.
Nothing but girls. 5201 (334, 505, 612)
Nothing but leaves. 24219 (989)
Nothing but love. 36768.
Nothing but the love of Jesus. 5201 (708)
Nothing but this. 3002.
Nothing ever happens now. 36769,
ee
Mig wrt as
nos. 1-12, 1942
Nothing I care for, nothing I want. 12544.
Nothing in view. 44703.
Nothing is new in my heart. 21902.
Nothing is too small for Him. 29091 (416)
Nothing matters anymore. 12545.
Nothing matters now. 3003, 36770.
Nothing much. 44704.
Nothing new under the sun. 3004.
Nothing on my mind but you. 17108,
21904.
Nothing sustaining. 38171 (299)
Nothing to do. 7663.
Nothing to do but dream. 49194.
Nothing to fear. 29091 (417)
Nothing to worry about. 7664.
Nothing will matter. 32280.
Notte siciliana. 21905.
Notturno. 3005, 14692 (499)
Notturno a Maria. 17109.
Nourah. 24249 (990)
Novelette. 21906, 41610 (135)
Novellette. 9582 (333)
Novelty three step. 24219 (991)
November the fourteenth. 44705.
Novena for Manila. 3006.
Noviecita. 36771.
Novilunio. 36772.
Now & always. 7665, 21907.
Now & forever. 7666, 44706.
Now & forever, sweetheart. 32281.
Now & then. 26948, 26949, 52482.
Now are we all here, yes. 34788 (511)
Now comes the dawn. 52483.
Now don’t you worry, mom. 32282.
Now forget me. 7667.
Now, good-bye. 32283.
Now he belongs to the ages. 49195.
Now he’s an ensign in the navy. 21908.
Now I am rid of that worried mind. 7668.
Now I can love you. 21909. —
Now I can 't do wrong. 44707.
Now, I don’t know. 3007.
Now I gotta go. 36773.
Now I know. 17110, 17111, 26950, 34788 (512),
49196.
Now I know, my heart told me so. 17112.
Now I know the reason why. 36774.
Now I lay me down to sleep. 12546.
Now I'm acclimated. 12547.
Now I’m glad that I lost you. 32284.
Now I’m in love. 12548.
Now I’m in love with you. 3008.
Now I’m your prisoner of war. 49197. _
Now is Christ risen. 41610 (136)
Now is the month of maying. 49198.
Now is the time. 7669, 12549, 17113, 52484.
Now is the time to get behind the boys. 32285.
Now it can be sung. 12550.
Now it’ll soon be over over there. 49199.
Now it’s all over. 7670.
Now it’s the women’s turn. 36775.
Now it’s up to you and me. 44708.
Now Johnny’s got his gun. 7671.
Now, just supposin’. 40160.
Now listen. 36776. -
Now look what you did. 36777.
Now or never. 7672, 49200.
Now rest beneath the shadow. 3009.
Now - right now. 52485.
’ Now she knows how to parle voo: 34788 (513)
Now she wants to. 49201.
Now sleeps the crimson petal. 17114, 21910.
21903,
INDEX
Now tango. 9582 (334)
Now that I have you. 3010, 44709.
Now that I know. 26951, 36778.
Now that I’m alone. 3011.
Now that I’m free. 12551.
Now that r ve found you. 40161, 40162.
Now that I’ve got you again. 52486.
Now that I’ve learned not to care. 36779.
Now that I’ve lost you. 40163.
Now that I’ve met you. 12552, 52487.
Now that my Jack is a Johnny. 32286.
Now that we are into it. 36780.
Now that we’re init. 7673. -
Now that we’re over it’ll be all over.
Now that you are gone. 3012, 52488.
Now that you have my heart. 7674.
Now that you know. 36781.
Now that you're gone. 3013-3015, 17115, 21912,
36782, 49202.
Now that you ve gone & forgotten. 40164.
12553, 21911.
: Now the day is ended. 1199.
Now _ day is over.. 14692 (500-502), 53636
388
ae the eagle screams. 12554.
Now United bombs are falling. 49203.
Now voyager. 43702.
Now we know we’ re in love. 52489.
aoe re goin’ after Hitler, Mussolini & the Japs.
32287
Now we re living in heaven. 7675.
Now we re men. 52490.
Now we’ ve got to do it all over. 21913.
Now what am I todo. 26952.
Now what are you gonna do. 36783.
Now would you. 26953.
Now you know. 40165, 44710/
Now you know why. 32288.
Now you tell one. 32289.
Now you re gone. 36784.
Now you're my inspiration. 12556.
Now you've met the angel. 12557.
Now's the time. 44711, 52491.
Now’s the time to get behind MacArthur. 7676.
Now’s the time, to get the glory hallalujah [?]
spirit. 12558.
Now's the time to smile. 40166.
Noxubee ode. 26954.
Nozze di Haura. 24219 (992)
Nube negra. 44712.
Niirnberger puppe. 14692 (261)
Nuevo Leon. 36785.
Nuits de Paris. 17116.
Number is love. 26955.
Number 1. 17117.
No. 1 on my heart parade. 52492.
No. 1-5. 21914-21918.
Number 4. 17118.
No. 5. 21919.
Number 9. 17119.
No. 10. 12559.
Number 99. 12560.
No. 199. 17120.
Numbers jive. 49204.
Nunc dimittis. 5201 (709), 12561, 34788 (514)
Nunca llores. 44713.
Nunca mas. 7677.
_ Nunca y siempre. 17121.
Nuptial march. 24219 (993)
Nurse, nurse, nurse. 9582 (335)
Nursery rhymes. 36786.
Nursery romance. 17678.
Nursery songs. 49205.
_ Nursery without rhyme. 17122.
2173
INDEX
. 3, n. 8., v. 37
Nurse’s prayer. 17123.
Nurse’s song, 5201 (710)
Nurse’s victory song. 44714. :
Nursie, nursie. 21920.
Nut song. 18845 (219, 220), 24219 (994)
Nutcracker suite. 3016.
Nuthin’. 50835 (263)
Nuts & wine. 5201 (209)
Nyki. 32290.
Nymph & swain.. 50835 (264), 53636 (389)
Nymphs & shepherds. 53636 (390)
QO, bayou. 21921.
O be joyful in the Lord. 14692 (503, 504), 24219
(995), 29091 (418, 419) é ;
O, beautiful America. 3017.
O beloved soul, array thee. 21922.
O blessed life eternal. 38171 (300)
O blessed moments. 49206.
O blessed night. 7679.
O bone Jesu. 21923, 27396.
O Branford men. 52493.
O brother man. 40167.
O Buddy boy. 52494. .
OCD song. 32291.
O.C.H.S. 36787.
O.C.S. victory march. 49207.
O Canada. 9582 (336, 337), 14692 (505)
O carrousel. 7680.
O cast your burden on Him. 40168.
O Christ, the living Lord of light. 47124 (358, 359)
.O Christ who holds the open gate. 3018.
O Christians raisé your hearts. 3019.
O come, all ye faithful. 7681.
O come & mourn with me awhile. 14692 (506)
O come let us sing. 53636 (391)
O come, loud anthems let us sing. 52495.
O country beautiful. 12562.
O country immortal. 5201 (711)
O darkest woe. 32292.
O day of rest & gladness. 14692 (507)
O, dearest land. 32293.
O dearest one, thou hast my heart. 17124.
O espantalho. 26956.
O eternal immortal soul. 21924.
O eyes that are weary. 29091 (420)
QO fair, O wondrous holy night. 34788 (515)
O Father God of tender love. 26957.
O Father, haste the promised hour. 12563.
O Father, keep us we pray. 36788.
Oferreiro. 21925.
O flower divine. 38171 (256)
O for a closer walk with God. 32294.
O freedom is a noble thing. 26958, 49208.
O Garoto. 7682.
O gladsome light. 9582 (338, 339)
O glorious day. 40169.
QO glorious morn. 9582 (340)
O glorious throng. 38171 (301)
O glory. 26959.
O God, beneath Thy guiding hand. 21926.
O God, grant us victory. 44715.
O God of mercy & might. 3020.
O God, our help in ages past. 7683, 12564, 14692
(508) ;
O God protect him, please. 12565.
O God, protect with Thy strong hand our native
land. 53636 (392)
G God, revive Thy church. 17125. .
O gracious queen. 12566.
O, hail, Mr. President. 3021,
O heart, my heart. 5201 (712)
O Herre Gott. 50835 (265)
O holy bread of heaven. 3022.
2174
O holy night. 14692 (509), 29091 (421), 44716.
O Holy Word. 50835 (266)
O how I love Him. 24219 (996)
O hush thee my babie. 53636 (393)
O Ireland we have come. 44717.
Ol! Japs. 21927.
O Jesu Christ. 44718.
O Jesu, ego amo Te. 5267.
O Jesu, I have promised. 24219 (997)
O Jesu meek. 3023. _
O Jesus, every thought of Thee. 24219 (998)
O Jesus, Thou art standing. 24219 (999), 34788
(516)
O June you bring me roses.. 53636 (394)
O.K. professor. 52496.
U.K. Uncle Sam. 12567, 32295.
O.K. U.S.A. 17126.
O King Immortal. 9582 (341, 342)
O Lamb of God. 3024.
© Lamb of God, Icome. 14692 (510)
O land ever glorious. 52497.
O land of my heart. 3025.
O let Thy merciful kindness. 32296.
O light divine. 32297, 40170.
O, light of a Catholic soul. 52498.
O light, whose beams illumine all. 3026.
O little town of Bethlehem. 17684, 21928, 24219
(1000), 34788 (517), 36789, 40171.
O Lord God! Why dost Thou still stay Thy hand.
40172.
O Lord, how excellent. 41610 (137)
O Lord, how manifold. 5201 (713)
O Lord, I have loved. 44719.
O Lord I will praise Thee. 17127.
O Lord most holy. 34788 (518), 36790, 47124 (360,
361)
O Lord my God, Thou art very great. 44720.
O Lord of Heaven. 47124 (362)
O Lord of Hosts! Almighty King.
O Lord, support us. 12568, 44721.
O love divine. 14692 (511)
O love of God. 32298, 40173.
O love of mine. 36791.
O love that casts out fear. 17129.
O love that wilt not let me go. 3027.
O love the Lord, 24219 (1001)
O lovely night. 36792, 50835 (267)
O loving Father. 14692 (512)
O luminous night. 3028.
O magnum mysterium. 32299.
O May, thou art a merry time. 24219 (1002)
O mighty ship sail on & on. 52499.
O mistress mine. 3029, 47124 (363)
O most precious Saviour. 52500.
O mother dear. 32300.
O mother dear be proud of me. 36793.
O mother-heart. 32301. .
O mothers of America. 12569.
© my Father. 3030.
O my Lawd. 32302.
O, my love. 17130.
O nightingale, awake. 3031, 3032.
O paradise. 14692 (513)
OU paradise, O paradise. 17131.
O passo do kanguru. 12570.
O perfect love. 36794.
O praise & bless the Lord. 12571.
O praise God in His holiness. 26960.
O praise the Lord. 12572, 29091 (422)
O praise the Lord of heaven. 36795.
O prophet voices. 24219 (1003)
O quam suavis est. 49209.
O radiant hour. 29091 (423)
17128.
nos. 1-12, 1942
O radiant stars. 24219 (1004)
O rejoice, ye Christians, loudly. 26961.
O rest in the Lord. 24219 (1005)
O reste enfante. 9582 (343)
O Rex gloriae. 3033.
O Rommel. 32303.
O roundelay. 14692 (514)
O sailor boy. 32304.
O, sailor, don’t forget. 17132.
O salutaris. 36796, 50998.
O salutaris hostia. 21929.
O Saving Victim. 36797.
O Saviour of the world. 21930.
O say, can you see. 17133.
O seele mein. 50835 (268)
O sing a song of Bethlehem. 7685.
O sing me a song of the shepherd of love.
44722.
O sing of our Saviour. 44723.
‘O sing unto the Lord. 26962, 53636 (395)
aan unto the Lord with thanksgiving. 29091
424
O sino da egrejinha. 26963.
O skies of springtime. 5201 (714)
O, soldier look up. 12573.
O sole mio. 14692 (515), 47124 (364)
O Son of Man, who walked each day. 7686.
O sorrow, go thy way. 14692 (516)
O, Southland. 5201 (715)
O sparkling little morning. 24219 (1006)
O star of night. 44724.
O starry night of long ago. 44725.
O stop the sun. 21931.
O, Susanna variations. 40174.
O that we two were Maying. 24219 (1007)
O the days of the Kerry dancing. 17134.
O the Dodgers are a fighting team. 40175.
O the Lamb. 29091 (425)
O Thou eternal Christ of God. 7687.
O Thou who camest from above. 26964.
O Thou whose spirit did at first inflame. 21932.
O Tokio! O Tokio. 12574.
O violet, sweet violet. 14692 (517)
Ovos omnes. 16817.
O, we’ll get there by and by. 7688.
O were my love yon lilac fair. 14692 (518)
O what a lucky me. 7689.
O what the joy & glory, 12575.
O, where doI stand now. 21933.
O wherefore come ye. 38171 (302)
O wie wogt es sich. 18845 (221)
O wondrous night. 7690.
O world, I now must leave thee. 32305, 44726.
O world, thou art wondrous fair. 24219 (1008, 1009)
Oahu. 3035-3036, 26965.
Oahu way. 40176.
Oak. 40177.
Oasis. 7691, 44727.
Oaxaca. 32306, 36798.
Obedience to God. 29091 (426)
Oben, wo die sterne gluhen. 21934.
Oberek na plynacej rzece, 3037.
Oberlin. 21935.
Oberon. 14692 (519), 18845 (221), 24219 (1010),
34788 (519)
Oberon overture. 14692 (519), 24219 (1010)
Obertass mazurka. 7692.
Object of my love. 49210.
O’Brien has gone Hawaiian. 17135.
Obsesion. 3038.
Obvious conclusion is love. 3039.
Occasional hymns. 44728.
Occhi miei. 40178.
Ocean echoes. 7693.
Ocean honeymoon. 24219 (1011)
Ocean roar. 17694.
Oceans of love. 12576.
Oceanus. 12577.
Och! Dem Russians are knocking me out. 49211.
Ochun-o-cuando venga la zafra. 26966.
Oc-oc. 29091 (427)
Octaves. 5201 (716)
October again. 44729.
October leaves. 44730.
Od dworu do dworu. 9582 (344, 345)
Od kako sam sevdah svezo. 12578.
Ode héroique. 41610 (138)
Ode to a bombsight. 7695.
Ode to akiss. 26967.
Ode to America. 3040, 12579, 17136, 26968, 26969
40179.
Ode to Franklin D. 52501.
Ode to freedom. 3041.
Ode to Kipling. 21936.
Ode to March. 5201 (717)
Ode to the homeland. 3042, 3043, 26970.
Ode to the Statue of Liberty. 32307.
Ode to the Union Jack. 26971.
Ode to youth. 44731.
O’Dell’s (Doye) favorite cowboy & hillbilly songs.
12580.
Odor of violets. 41900, 42049, 44209, 44210, 44696,
44732, 44733.
O’er starlit seas. 5201 (718)
O’er the sea to Tokyo. 17137.
Osterreichisches reiterlied. 18845 (222)
Oeuvres completes pour orgue. 14692 (520, 521)
Of all the year, ’tis summer. 32308.
Of course Ido. 21938.
Of course you know it’s love again. 26972.
Oi love. 7696.
Of love & understanding. 3044.
Of one heart. 26973.
Of one so dear to me. 49212.
Of such is the Kingdom. 36799. -
Of the robin & the master. 14692 (522)
Of thee I sing. 3045, 26974, 38044.
Of thee I write. 12581, 21939.
Of use to U.S.A. 36800.
Of V we sing. 19661, 23582.
Of women. 21940.
Of you I dream. 40180.
Of youl sing. 12582.
Of you, my love. 3046.
Of your own accord. 21941.
Off the beaten track. 29350, 39959.
Off the deck, we fly for navy. 52502.
Off the elbow. 17138.
Off the shore. 44734,
Off to a scrap. 7697.
Off to camp. 32309.
Off to get my Jap. 17139.
Off to school. 40181.
Off to the barracks march. 50835 (269)
Off to the war. 44735.
Off to Tokyo. 26975.
Off with our coats. 32310.
Offenes geheimnis. 9582 (346)
Offering song. 21942.
Offertoire sur deux noels. 9582 (347)
Offertory. 12583.
Office of the holy communion. 3047.
Office scene. 12584.
Officer’s mess. 26976.
Official West Point march. 32311, 32312, 49213-49215
Ofrenda campera. 3048.
Ofrenda criolla. 12585.
Oft in the twilight. 17140.
Often. 21943.
Often, dearest. 29091 (428)
Og det var den mérke blaaregn. 47124 (365)
Ogeechee River lullaby. 49216.
Ogoun badagris. 3049.
Oh! Adolf. 7698.
Oh A4olph, we want to play with you. 44736.
Oh America. 26977.
Oh America, our adopted land. 32313.
Oh American eagle, fly on. 7699.
Oh, American, oh, American, come for our liberty.
26978.
Oh baby. 44737.
Oh baby I ain't foolin’. 26979.
Oh baby! Just try it some time. 36801.
Oh, baby, look what you're doing to me. 26980.
Oh baby; won't you say, Ido. 7790.
Oh baby, you've got something there. 49217.
Oh beautiful America. 40182, 40183.
Oh beautiful girl. 7701.
Oh beautiful Pearl Harbor. 12586.
Oh beautiful star, 49218.
Oh bit of joy. 32314,
Oh blessed country mine. 3050.
Oh, bonnets of blue. 44738.
Oh boy, I’m in the groove. 26981.
Oh, boy! Oh, boy! What a nightmare. 12587.
Oh, boys just hold your breath. 44739.
Oh! Breathe not his name. 5201 (719)
Oh bring back that love that beautiful love. 40184.
Oh! Britain. 17141.
Oh! Brother. 44740.
Oh bury me not on a lonely hillside. 26982.
Oh Carmen Carmencita. 17702.
Oh Charlotte. 32315.
Oh come, all ye faithful. 29091 (429)
Oh, could we lightly fly. 3051.
Oh darling. 40185, 52503.
Oh darling please come back. 3052.
Oh dear. 3053.
Oh dear Marea. 12588.
Oh dear Marie. 41619 (139)
Oh, dear, what can the matter be. 17142.
Oh Delaware. 32316.
Oh doctor. 44741, 48325, 48422, 49684.
Oh! Donald Duck. 12589.
Oh Flag we pledge allegiance to thee. 12590.
Oh foolish me. 44742.
Oh, for a gracious reviving. 29091 (430)
Oh, for a moon. 26983.
on! for the horse & buggy days. 7703.
Oh, for the life o the army. 52504.
on! For the life of a fireman. 5201 (720)
Oh gee how I love you. 49219.
Oh, gee, I’ve got the navy blues. 17143.
Oh gee! Oh gosh! Oh gee. 32317.
Oh, Genevieve. 26984.
Oh! Get hold of that pirogue. 17144.
Oh give me America. 21944.
Oh! Give me love. 36802.
Oh glory hallelujah. 21945.
Oh God fill my heart with a victory song.
44743.
Oh God my rest. 26985.
Oh God save America. 36803, 40186.
Oh golly. 21946.
Oh golly, Molly. 17145.
Oh! Gustave. 9582 (348)
Oh! Gypsy heart. 17146.
Oh! Had I Jubal’s lyre. 12591.
Oh, hail America. 40187.
Oh happy day ’twill be boys when you come march-
ing home. 52505.
Oh, have you looked into the matter. 21947.
Oh, hear all America singing. 17147.
Oh! Heavenly bliss. 7704.
Oh Henry. 44744,
Oh Hirohito we’re going to set your Rising Sun.
3054.
Oh, Hitler. 3055.
Oh hon’ I’ve gotta run in my stockin’. 3056.
Oh! Honey, tell me you'll be mine. 36804.
Oh! Honey! Will you walk with me. 49220.
Oh, how could you know. 26986.
Oh! How good it is to know. 52506.
Oh how he can singan Irish song. 24219 (1012)
Oh! How he misses his missus. 3057.
Oh how I hate to go home by myself. 3058.
Oh, how I have roamed. 26987.
Oh how I love a wedding. 3059.
Oh how I love it. 32318.
Oh! How I love O-hi-o. 26988, 44745.
Oh, how I love to turn over before getting up in the
morning. 3060.
Oh how I miss you, 12592, 49221, 52507.
Oh, how I'm glad I’m an American. 3061.
Oh how my Bonnie lies. 3062.
Oh, how that lady, she could love. 52508. —
Oh, how that woman could cook. 5201 (721)
Oh how we love our Uncle Sammy. 26989.
Oh how we miss you each night. 7705.
Oh! Hush ye. 3063.
Oh! I can’t get along with my baby. 32319.
Oh! Idon’t care. 17148.
Oh! I found my little lamb. 7706.
Oh, I know what I’m gonna do. 26990.
Oh! I'll praise His name. 44746.
Ohr ma bombardier. 40188.
Oh, I’m a nephew of my Uncle Sam. 3064.
Oh, I’m going home to mother. 44747.
On! It was a beautiful dream. 24219 (1013, 1014)
Oh Italia, Italia, beloved. 34788 (520)
Oh it’s ,preat to be a sailor. 12593.
Oh - it’s you. 32320.
Oh! Jeanie. 52509.
Oh Jesus, sweet Child. 12594.
Oh Joe, Joe please come back again. 40189.
Oh, Johnie, you're a sailor. 32321.
Oh Johnnie get your gun, got the Japs on the run.
7707.
Oh! Johnny teach me to dance. 49222.
Oh, kiss me goodbye Louise. 21948.
Oh! Lady get to knitting there is no time for quiting
[?] 12595.
Oh! Lady get to knitting, there is no time for quit-
ting. 44748.
Oh, lady of my pipe dreams. 3065.
Oh Lake Labelle moon. 36805, 52510.
Oh! Land of liberty. 49223.
Oh, land of mine. 49224.
Oh, laugh & swing with me. 52511.
Oh Lawdy Lawd. 12596.
Oh Lawdy send me aman. 21949.
Oh, let me linger near. 21950.
on! Liberty. 44749.
Oh Lisette. 18845 (223), 38171 (303)
Oh, little children lead us now. 52512.
Oh, little dove. 12597.
Oh, little flower of spring. 26991.
Oh little sweetheart of the prairie. 52513.
Oh! Lolita. 52514.
2176
INDEX
‘nos. 1-12, 1942
.Oh Lord! I’m tired of trouble. 32322.
Oh Lord remind us lest we forget. 36806.
Oh Lord, send de rain. 32323.
Oh, love, I’m lonely. 7708.
Oh, lovely moon. 36807.
‘Oh, Lynette, do not cry for me. 49225.
Oh madrecita. 12598.
Oh! Maggie dear. 44750.
Oh, Maggie, what shall it be? The coat The air!
The sea. 49226.
Oh, Marie. 12599, 24219 (1015)
Oh, Master of Galilee. 40190.
Oh maybe you can. 32324.
Oh me. 44751.:
Oh me oh my. 44752.
Oh mercy, Percy, perse-vere. 21951.
Oh mia Pepita. 36808.
Oh Minnesota moon. 26992.
Oh, Miss Flanagan. 7709, 17149.
Oh! Miss Jaxson. 17150, "26993.
Oh mister. 44753.
Oh Mister Doughboy. 40191.
Oh Mister Hitler. 49227, 52515.
Oh, Mister Jap. 32325, 44754.
Oh, Mr. Mailman. 44755.
Oh Mister Mailman, bring me word of my love.
12600.
Oh, Mister Moon. 40192.
Oh! Mister Nelson. 32326.
Oh - Mister Nipponese. 21952.
Oh, Mr. Rubinstein. 47124 (366)
Oh, Mister Snibichuck. 36809.
Oh! Mister there’s awar on ain’t-yer-heard. 44756.
Oh Mister Weather Man. 44757.
Oh mom, oh mom, I miss you so. 52516.
Oh mom, oh pop. 40193.
Oh, moon, shine on. 12601.
Oh morning star. 26994.
Oh, mother. 7710.
Oh mother dear. 7711.
Oh, mother I will miss you. 26995.
Oh, must you treat me so. 17151.
Oh, my. 5201 (722)
Oh, my beloved. 3066.
Oh my darlin’. 36810.
Oh, my darling. 44758, 49228.
Oh, my darling, be with me. 44759.
Oh, my darling Clementine. 12602, 12603, 26996.
Oh, my darling sweet. 21953.
Oh, my dear. 44760.
on! My dear blue eyed Mary, I miss your tender
kiss. 3067.
_ Oh, my dear bombardier. 12604.
On! My head aches. 12605.
Oh my Kathleen. 32327.
Oh my little Evelina. 40194.
Oh my Lord. 3068.
Oh, my Lord to Thee we cling. 3069.
Oh my love do you remember. 44761.
Oh, my lovely senorita. 26997, 26998.
Oh my! Oh my America. 32119.
Qh, my soul. 21954.
On’ Myrtle! Oh, Myrtle, get yourself a girdle. 7712.
Oh Nikolina. 17152.
Oh, no, you were never meant for me. 26999.
Oh, oh. 12606.
Oh, oh, it’s forty below. 49229.
On’ oh mama. 12607.
-Oh, oh, Mr. Moon. 27000.
Oh, oh, oh. 34788 (521)
Oh, oh, oh, you naughty boy. 32328.
Qh, open the door. 32329.
Oh, papa, oh. 49230.
Oh, Peter, go ring dem bells. 44762.
Oh piffle. 44763.
Oh! Please. 36811.
Oh, poor my heart. 44764.
Oh pretty nurse. 32330.
Oh Private Johnny. 21955.
Oh! Rubber is so scarce. 49231.
Oh say. 21956.
Oh say! By the way. 17153.
Oh say, Don Jose. 3070.
Oh, scusi. 32331.
Oh’see the snow fall. 17154.
Oh Shangri-La. 40195.
Oh sing a song for me. 36812.
Oh, sing me a song of the Golden West. 32332.
Oh, sinner! Accept Christ today. 49232.
Oh sleep not my country. 32333.
Oh, soft was the song. 52517.
On! Soldier, soldier. 32334.
Oh! Soldier you have my heart. 49233.
‘Oh! Stay the sun. 44765.
Oh sugar. 27001.
Oh, sunrise. 3071.
Oh! Susanna. 3072, 7713, 40196.
Oh Susannah medley. 7714.
Oh sweet spring. 17155.
Oh! Sweetheart be true to me. 40197.
Oh, Texas. 12608.
Oh that beautiful band. 29091 (431, 432)
Oh! That kiss. 44766.
Oh! That lovey rag. 41610 (140)
Oh that Mister So And So. 49234.
Oh! The bright crimson poppy. 44767.
Oh, the dear old songs. 49235.
Oh, the glory of His mission. 17156.
Oh, The infantry. 21957.
Oh! The music played a love trick all around.
27002.
Oh the pity of it all. 12609.
Oh the Red, White & Blue. 21958, 21959.
Oh, there’s no ee girl as mine. 32335.
Oh-this Rita. 401
Oh those daze. 39081 (433, a4)
Oh, the Ya Ss are on the way. 7715.
on! They’ll never down Old Glory. 12610.
Oh, this love. 5201 (723)
Oh those days. 14692 (523), 18845 (224, 225)
Oh! Tim’s in the army. 49236.
Oh to be in England. 53636 (396)
Oh! Uncle Sammie. 21960.
Oh, Uncle Sammie! Keep your eye on that girl of mine.
3073.
Oh unhappy day. 7716.
Oh! United States of America. 44768.
Oh, we got unfinished business. 49237.
Oh we hate those sauerkraut Germans. 44769.
Oh well. 40199.
Oh we’ll start out for Japan, but we’ll come back from
Germany. 12611.
Oh we’re leaving for the army inthe morning. 7717.
Oh, what a beautiful baby. 5201 (724)
Oh ‘what a beautiful dream. 49238.
Oh! What a beautiful ocean. 7718.
Oh! What a beautiful vision. 52518.
Oh, what a beginning. 36813.
Oh what a day to sail. 27003. “
Oh what a foolI was. 21961.
Oh what a night to be spendin’ back home.
36814.
Oh! What a sacrifice. 27004.
Oh what a time. 27005.
Oh, when is it chilly in Chile. 3074.
on! Where does the sea go, when the tide goes out
40200.
- Oh why did you. 52519.
2177
INDEX
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
Oh, why do we have to have war. - 36815.
Oh, why do you cry over me. 27006.
Oh Willie. 32336.
O wind blow me a melody. 32337.
Oh yeah, you think you’re smart. 17157.
Oh, yes. 49239.
Oh, yes, I’ll come back, I know I’ll come back.
44770.
Oh yes! Oh yes. 12612.
Oh yes there’ s trouble everywhere. 40201.
Oh! Yes, you’re gonna be blue. 49240.
Oh you aeroplane. 36816.
Oh! You bashful girl. 7719.
Oh you beautiful blonde. 41610 (141)
. Oh! You beautiful doll. 3075.
Oh! You big shot Hitler. 21962.
Oh! You bundle of joy. 34788 (522)
Oh! You curly head. 3076.
Oh you gotta zig you gotta zag. 36817.
Oh you Japs. 3077.
Oh you little rascal. 21963.
Oh you lovable you. 36818.
Oh, you mean old moon. 27007.
Oh you muddy river waters. 12613.
Oh you old moon. 3078.
Oh you sappy little Jappy. 21964.
Oh you Sneaking little Japs. 27008.
Oh, you’re a beautiful girl. 27009.
Oh - te- lo. 12614.
Oh, zghee, zghee. 17158-17160.
O’Hara (Geoffrey) harmony hymns. 17161.
Ohio moon. 27010.
Ohioans. 27011.
Oi, is dos a leiben. 21965.
Oineg shabes. 9582 (349)
8em pe. 21966.
Oj, joj, joj. 32338.
Qj Livado. 21967.
Ojeadas. 5201 (725), 9582 (350)
Ojos mas lindos. 32339.
Okefeenokee. 3079.
Oklahoma. 49241.
Oklahoma lullaby. 17162.
Oklahoma moon. 3080.
Oklahoma Rose. 32340, 49242.
Oklahoma university song. 12615.
Okrecie na oberek. 3081.
Ol’ banjo. 40202.
ol’ cabin. 32341.
ol’ Missou’ round-up. 17163.
ol’ river sing. 21968.
Ol’ Uncle Mose. 29091 (435)
Old age assistance. 3082.
Old aged couple. 27012.
Old American custom. 17164.
Old Amer. tune. 27013.
Old Amer. way. 12616.
Old & the new, 32342.
Old are getting younger everyday. 41610 (142)
Old army game. 32343.
Old assembly line. 3083.
Old Aunt Sarah. 40203.
Old Australian moon keep shining. 36819.
Old Bach at the organ. 3084.
Old ballad. 21969.
Old barn dance. 21970.
‘Old bed quilt. 21971.
Uld Bess. 32344.
Old Black Joe. 3085, 12617, 14692 (524), 17165,
24219 (1016, 1017), 38171 (257)
Old boat Zion. 44771.
Old bones on the prairie. 21972.
Old Broadway’s not the same. 52520.
Old bronco, my pal. 32345.
Old bruin. 29091 (436)
Old bubbling spring. 3086, 32346.
ld Buddy. 44772.
Old Buddy, we won’t fight any more. 36820.
Old bumblebee & little butterfly. 12618.
- Old cathedral bells. 36821.
Old cayuse. 7720, 21973.
Old Charlie, a buggy & two. 40204.
Old Chelsea. 51799, 52356, 52386, 53069, 53609.
Old cherry orchard. 40205.
Old clay pipe. 36822.
Old colony times. 3087, 3088.
Old CZech air. 32347.
Old dancing master. 12619.
Old dear. 21974.
Old dreams. 12620.
Old dusty book. 27014.
Old Dutch clock. 17721.
Old snglish song. 24219 (1018)
Old Erin, the place Iadore. 12621.
Old evening star. 32348.
Old family album. 27015.
Old family record. 52521.
Old fashioned Christmas. 40206, 49243.
Old fashioned clock. 7722.
Old fashioned garden in Virginia. 50835 (270)
Old fashioned girl. 44773.
Old fashioned groom & an up to date bride. 47124
(367)
Old fashioned home. 29091 (437), 32349.
Old fashioned laces. 52522.
Old fashioned lane. 32350.
Old fashioned New year. 49244.
Old fashioned saddle. 3089.
Old fashioned sailor. 27016.
Old fashioned school house. 49245.
Old fashioned Texan moon. 27017.
Old fashioned waltz. 12622.
Old fireplace. 21975.
Old flame never dies. 3090.
Old Flemish folksong. 9582 (351)
Old folks. 29091 (438, 439)
Old fraternity. 32351.
Old French chanson. 21976.
Old French gavotte. 5201 (726)
Old French gigue. 5201 (727)
Old gang of kids. 12623.
Old German dance. 5201 (728)
Old Glory. 3091-3094, 7723, 7724, 12624-12626,
17166, 21977-21982, 27018-27021, 32352-32354,
36823, 36824, 40207, 40208, 44774-44784, 49246,
52523, 52524.
‘Old Glory beloved. 17167.
Old Glory blessed Stars & Stripes. 36825.
Old Glory flies forever. 32355.
Old Glory floating still. 32356.
Old Glory forever. 27022, 27023, 32357, 40209.
Old Glory forever shall wave. 17168, 27024.
Old Glory has never been taken down. 21983.
Old Glory here we come. 3095.
Old Glory, in the sunset. 17169.
Old Glory is calling. 21984, 49247.
Old Glory is in the sky. 21985.
Old Glory is the Flag we love. 21986, 52525.
Old Glory is waving high. 27025.
Old Glory is waving tonight dear. 44785.
Old Glory keep waving on. 17725.
Old Glory march, 12627.
Old Glory must wave. 27026.
Old Glory must wave on. 49248.
Old Glory, my Amer. Flag. 40210.
Old Glory on parade. 32358, 40211.
2178
nos. 1- ‘2, 1942
Old Glory selection. 50835 (271).
Old Glory shall never fall. 21987.
Old Glory speaks. 17726,
Old Glory stands undaunted. 12628.
Olé Glory still waves over land & sea. 32359.
Old Glory, the Flag that has never known defeat.
27027,
Old Glory to victory. 32360.
Old Glory waves. 32361.
Old Glory, we are all out for you. 44786.
Old Glory we ‘ll bring home free. 27028.
Old Glory, we’re proud of you. 36826.
Old Glory will be waving. 7727.
Old Glory will not fall. 27029, 44787.
Old Glory’s glory. 17170.
Old Glory's still there. 27030, 32362.
Old Glory’ s well worth fighting for. 12629.
Old Glory’s wounds. 49249.
Old Granada. 17728.
Old grandfather’s clock. 17171.
Old gray goose. 17729.
Old gray mare. 52526.
Old gray mare is back where she used to be.
3096, 36827, 44788.
Old grey mare. 44789, 47124 (368), 50835 (272)
Old grey mare is coming back again. 27031.
Old guard. 27032.
Old guards patrol. 50835 (273)
Old harp sings. 36828.
Old Hawaii. 49250.
Old Heidelberg, the splendid. 34788 (523)
Old home church. 21988.
Old home far away. 27033.
Old home week, 44790.
Old homestead fox trot, 34788 (524)
Old house. 9582 (352)
Old house boat. 36829
Old inglenook. 34788 (525)
Old Ireland shall be free. 24219 (1019)
Ola Joe Doakes from Doakesville. 3097.
Old Joe’s at it again. 40212.
Old John Silver. 36830. -
Old Johnny Riddle. 21989.
Old juke box broke down. 12630.
Old junk man. 3098.
Old Kentucky blues. 47124 (369)
Old Kentucky hills. 36831.
Old Kentucky moon. 21990.
Old King Cole. 5201 (729), 7730.
Old kite. 36832.
Old lad. 12631.
Old Liberty. 7731.
Old liberty bell. 36833, 40213.
Old log cabin home. 40214.
Old love. 36834.
Old love dreams. 27034.
Old love will remain. 24219 (1020)
Old maid’s ball. 21991.
Old Man Hitler. 52527.
Old man ina tree. 53636 (397)
Old Man Kangaroo. 44791.
Old man of the canyon. 17732.
Old Man Rhythm. 52528, 52529.
Old Man River blues. 12632.
Old Man Sunshine. 3099.
Old Man World will smile again. 32363.
Old memories. 3100.
Old Mexico. 27035, 40215.
Old mill wheel. 3101, 12633.
Old mill’s still turning, sweetheart. 7733.
Old Mississippi moon. 36835.
Old Missouri win today. 12634.
Old Mister Budget. 21992.
INDEX
Old Mister Moocher. 32364.
Old Mrs. Forrest. 52530.
Old Moravian thanksgiving. 44792.
Old Mother Hubbard. 29091 (440)
Old Mother Nature said. 44793.
Old na-vee. 17734.
Old New England fireplace. 44794.
Old New England rendezvous. 17172.
Old New England town. 36836, 49251.
Old New’Jersey sticks. 27036.
Old New York is young again. 27037.
Old nineteenth hole. 32365. =
Old Noah. 3102.
Old North Sea. 27038.
Old number nine. 17173.
Old oak tree. 12635. |
Old oaken bucket. 29091 (441)
Old Oklahoma. 17174.
Old pal. 27039, 36837.
Old pal I gave my gal to you. 44795.
Old pals. 17175.
Old place ain’t what it used to be. 17176.
Old place isn’t the same anymore. 17177.
Old Poland. 32366.
Old porch swing. 32367, 49252, 52531.
Old postman blues. 52532.
Old professor. 3103.
Old refrain. 7735, 12636, 12637, 27040.
Old Reliable march. 50835 (274)
Old reveille man. 21993.
Old rip. 3104.
Old rocking chair in my mem’ry. 3105.
Old romance. 3106, 5201 (730), 24219 (1021)
Old rugged road. 12638.
Old sad eyes. 32368.
Old sage brush we couldn’t kill synthetic rubber
song. 40216.
Old St. Peter is color blind. 44796.
Old salt. 36838.
Old Sandy Hook is the spot for fluke. 32369.
Old school bell. 18845 (226)
Old Singapore. 49253.
Old Smokey. 40217.
Old Smoky. 17178.
Old Sol. 7736.
Old songs, new melody. 49254.
Old southern custom. 12639.
Old spinet. 24219 (1022)
Old spinning wheel. 34788 (526)
Old square dance is back again. 21994.
Old State st., Chicago. 49255.
Old stepping stones. 44797.
Old Stone Mountain. 17179.
Old sweetheart. 3107. -
Old sweetheart of mine. 32370.
Old swinging bridge. 32371.
Old tar’s song. 12640. __
Old time barn dance. 44798.
Old time religion. 5201 (731)
Old time waltz medley. 17180.
Old time West. 12641.
Old timer. 44799.
Old timers’ picnic. 32372.
Old Tombolyn. 17181.
Old town. 21995.
Old town clock. 21996.
Old town-crier. 21997.
Old tree. 12642.
Old Tri-color will march again, beside the old Red,
White and Blue. 40218.
Old Uncle Dudley. 21998.
Old Uncle Fud. 3108, 32373.
- Old Uncle Sammy’s hat. 3109.
2179
INDEX
C
Old U.S.A. is codite to go. 21999.
Old Vienna. . 32374. ©
Old Viennese melody. 44800.
Old village hall. 44801.
Old violin. 52533..
Old Virginia moon. 3110, 32375."
‘Old Virginia reel. 44802.
Old wagon trail. 36839.
Old waltz. 12643, 27041.
Old Warrior River. 12644.
Old water wheel. 3111, 53636 (398)
Old Watt & the rabbits. 24219 (1023)
Old white hoss. 44803.
Old wooden pump. 44804.
Old woolen shawl. 22000. ;
- Qld world measures. 52636 (399)
Olde style popcorn. 32376.
Olden melody. 22001.
Olé. 44805.
Ole Faithful. 49256-49258.
ulé las mujeres. 3112. -
Ole Man Misery. 12645.
Ole Moses put ‘Pharaoh in his place. 17182.
Ole swimmin’ hole. 17183.
Ole uncle Jim - hundred & one. 3113.
Oleta. 3114.
Olga. 32377.
Olga the spy. 17184.
Olimpiade. 2932.
Olinda. 17185.
Oliver’s twist.
Olivet. 44807.
Olivia. 7737, 22002.
Ollie. 12646.
Ollie, Ollie, outs in free. 3115.
Oloi empres. 32378.
Olvida mis besos. 52534.
Olvfdame. 17186, 27042.
Olvidate de mi. 17187.
Olvideo. 22003.
Olvido. 7738, 44808.
Olympian collection of cornet solos with piano ac-
“companiment. 12647.
Olympic champ. 3116.
Omaha. 52535.
Omar abaje. 7739.
Omar Khayyam. 9582 (353, 354), 18845 (227)
Ombra di Don Giovanni. 14692 (525)
Omnipotence. 24219 (1024), 44809.
‘Omnis mundus jucundetur. 27043.
On a beautiful beach. 38171 (304)
On a beautiful beautiful night. 38171 (305)
On a Chinese honeymoon. 47124 (370)
On a circular staircase. 52536.
Ona coral island. 17188.
On a covered wagon trail. 22004.
On a dessert [?] moonlight night. 12648.
On a faded violet. 14692 (526)
On a Hallowe’en. 44810.
On a little Caribbean island. 36840.
On a little island of dreams. 44811.
On a little South Sea island. 22005.
On a lovely day. 27044.
On a magic carpet. 3117.
On a meadow brook farm. 3118.
Qn a mission. 44812.
On a moonbeam. 14692 (527)
’.Qna mountain top. 22006.
On a night in December. 17189.
On a night made to order. 22007.
Ona rainy day. 12649.
On a Saturday night. 32379, 32380.
On a second front. 40219.
44806.
,On bended knee.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Ona summer day. 32381.
On a summer holiday. 32382.
On a summer night. 40220.
On a sunny afternoon. 24219 (1025)
On a tropical summer night. 40221.
On accounta be’cuz. 49259.
On, America. 7740, 7741.
On an Adirondack evening. 49260.
On an island by the sea. 3119.
On an island in the Caribbean Sea. 1742, 27045.
On & off. 3120.
On Bedloes Island. 36841. |
52537.
On Bethlehem’s plain. 5201 (732)
On, Bisons, on. 22008.
On- ‘pubbles & foam, forever to roam. 49261.
On Chapel Hill. 17190, 17191, 32383.
On December the seventh in 1941. 22009.
On desert sands. 5201 (733)
On duty. 40222.
On duty - 24 hours a day. 44813.
On Easter morn Christ rose again. 3121.
On Echo Hill. 17192,
On far away shores. 12650. —
On fire. 27046.
On Florida’s shore. 22010.
On furlough mafiana. 27047.
On guard. 17743, 40223, 44814, 44815.
On guard after tattoo. 7744.
On guard, America. 7745.
On guard I think of you. 32384.
On Hester street. 5201 (734)
On high. 7746, 27048.
On His Majesty’ S service. 9582 (355)
On its way. 17747.
On Laguna Beach. 40224.
On land, on sea & inthe air. 7748.
On land, on sea & in the sky. 22011.
On leave. 40225.
On leave for love. 44816.
On leave tonight. 3122.
On lonely Bataan. 22012.
On Lookout Mountain. 12651.
On Melody Lane. 32385.
On Midway Island. 49262.
On moonlit waters. 53636 (400)
On my avenue. 32386.
On my furlough. 17193.
On my island of dreams. 36842.
On my mind. 27049, 44817.
On Nanakuli shore. 3123.
On Old Glory. 32387.
On, on, on to victory. 32388.
On on to victory. 7749, 7750, 12652, 44818.
On our way. 22013, 22014, 32389, 32390, 36843,
2180
40226, 44819.
On our way to victory. 27050.
On parade. 44820.
On Paradise Isle. 40227.
On Rainbow Island. 40228.
On Rainbow Row. 36844.
On rainy nights, I miss you most of all.
22015. |
On ranch 101. 29091 (442)
On ranch 101, the wonderful one is you. 18845
(228, 229)
On Republic. 40229.
On sentry duty. 36845.
On silv’ry sands. 32391.
On skates. 5201 (735)
On Stardust Range. 22016.
On Sunset Hill. 22017.
On that Christmastide, in the long ago. 32392.
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
_ On that moonlight nite. 12653.
On that wonderful day. 12654.
On the after-beat. 22018.
On the alert. 22019.
On the back of a menu. 3124.
On the Baltimore beam. . 7751.
On the bandstand. 32393.
On the banks of Allan Water. . 29091 (443)
On the banks of Ponchartrain. 36846.
On the banks of the Grand, by the Rapids. 40230.
On the banks of the Kaskaskia. 32394. E
On the banks of the old Kickapoo. 40231.
On the banks of the River New. 12655.
On the banks of the Wabash. 22020.
On the banks of the Wye. 47124 (371)
On the bark of an old cherry tree. 50835 (275)
On the battlefield with the Red cross. 38171 (306,
307
On Atk Bay of Naples. 29091 (444)
On the bay of old Bombay. 29091 (445)
On the beach at Ponte Vedra. 3125.
On the beach at Waikiki. 38171 (308)
On the beach in the moonlight. 3126.
On the beam. 17194, 40232, 49263.
On the beautiful river, Des Moines. 36847.
On the boat going over, & on the train coming
back. 49264.
On the Bombiloo Islands, 29091 (446)
On the boulevard. 17752..
On the coral sands. 53636 (401)
On the crest of a wave. 7753.
On the day of victory. 40233.
On the deck. 36848.
On the dial. 7754.
On the Diamond Joe. 47124 (372)
On the dummy line. 52538.
On the field. 52539.
On the 5th avenue. 40234.
On the firing line. 12656.
On the 5:15. 5201 (736) os
On the fjords. 12657.
On the flagship. 29091 (447, 448)
On the front. 7755.
On the Gay White Way. 27051.
On the go. 24219 (1026)
On the good ship Honeymoon. 18845 (230)
On the Grand Canyon trail. 3127.
On the Gunflint trail. 3128.
On the hay rick. 34788 (528)
On the highway. 36849.
On the highway to Loveland. 9582 (356, 357).
On the home front. 40235, 40236.
On the isle Hawaii. 52540.
On the isle of Hawaii. 44821.
‘On the isle of Manila. 3129.
On the isle of Oahu. 22021.
On the job for Uncle Sam. 27052, 36850.
On the King’s highway. 36851.
On the lake. 9582 (358), 22022, 44822.
On the land, in the air, on the sea. 52541.
On the land, on the sea, & in the air. 49265.
On the land, on the sea, in the air. 3130, 12658, 44823.
On the links. 34788 (529)
On the lone prairie. 40237.
On the loose. 32395.
On the march. 32396, 36852.
On the march again. 27053.
On the march with the Red, White & Blue. 44824.
On the Maumee River. 52542.
On the merry-go-round. 17195.
On the move. 49266.
On the mountain top. 36853.
On the mountains. 12659.
On the nite of Let’s forget. 32397.
On the old assembly line. 12660.
On the old Green River. 27054.
On the old Spanish trail, 27055.
On the other side. 29091 (449)
On the other side of the lake. 27056.
On the other side of the world. 22023.
On the painted prairie. 27057.
On the parade ground. 24219 (1027)
On the planet of love. 49267.
On the plantation. 14692 (528)
On the porch. 17196.
On the prairie. 36854.
On the quiet Christmas eve. 44825.
On the radio. 40238.
On the rainy roof above. 7756.
On'the ramparts. 29091 (450)
On the ranch. 34788 (530)
On the road to Dublin town. 18845 (231)
On the road to happiness. 22024, 53636 (402)
On the road to love. 44826.
On the road to Mandalay. 14692 (529)
On the road to old Killarney. 38171 (309, 310)
On the road to Tokyo. 32398.
On the road to Toneland. 5201 (7377)
On the road to victory. 3131, 32399, 44827, 44828,
49268.
On the sands of old Miami. 7757.
On the sands of Wah-ki-ki. 41610 (143)
On the sea. 14692 (530)
On the seashore. 22025.
On the second front. 52543.
On the 7:28. 47124 (373)
On the shores of Italy. 9582 (359), 29091 (451,
452), 34788 (531), 41610 (144)
On the shores of Kineret, 17197.
On the shores of Lake Tahoe. 27058.
On the shoulder of a soldier. 7758, 7759.
On the silver strand. 7760.
On the spree of the moment. 3132.
On the square. 17761.
On the street. 3133.
On the Street of Regret. 3134.
On the strings of my heart. 7762.
On the sunkist hills of Pearl Harbor. 27059.
On the sunny side of the moon. 3135.
On the surface. 40239.
On the swing. 12661.
On the Thames. 47124 (374)
On the tennis court. 52544.
On the trail. 32400.
On the trail of dreams. 3136.
On the trail of the moose. 32401.
On the trail to Cheyenne. 17198.
On the trail to old Cheyenne. 7763.
On the trail to Sante Fe. 50835 (276)
On the uptown express. 27060.
On the Volga. 52545.
On the way. 32402, 52546.
On the way to Oregon. 22026.
On the way to victory. 3137, 49269.
On the willow by the shore. 27061.
On the Wissahickon. 22027. _
On they march to save the U.S.A. 27062.
On this day a virgin, 5201 (738)
On thru the night. 27063.
On to Bataan. 32403, 52547.
On to Berlin. 3138, 22028.
On to Berlin & Tokio. 27064, 44829.
On to Berlin & Tokyo. 32404, 44830.
On to Ger-pan, on to Japan, on to Berlin. 7764.
On to the fight. 24219 (1028)
On to Tokio. 12662, 12663, 17199, 27065, 27066,
36855.
INDEX
__{ptiy3, on. aie
On to Tokyo, 3139, 22029, 32405, 40240.
On to Tokyo, or bust. 17200.
On to triumph. 53636 (403)
On to victory. 3140, 3141, 7765-7768, 12664- |
(12671, 17201-17206, 22030-22040, 27067-27079,
32406-32411, 36856-36859, 40241-40245, 44831-
44838, 49270- 49277, 52548- 52550.
On to victory America. 49278.
On to victory, & on. 36860.
On to victory for humanity. 12672, 27080.
On to victory for U.S.A. 44839.
On to victory march. 17207, 44840, 44841.
On to victory, mop up old Japan. 32412. -
On to victory! Sons of legionnaires. 27081.
On to victory we shall march. 12673.-
On to victory we'll march. 44842.
On, United States marines. 40246.
On Venetian waters. 12674.
On way to the border. 52551.
On we goto Tokyo. 22041.
On wings. 49279,
On wings of dreams take me away. 44843.
On wings of love. 44844.
On wings of music. 5201 (739)
On wings of song. 44845.
On wings of the dawn, 3142.
On wings of victory. 17208.
On wings of wrath. 49280.
On with the march, democracy shall live. 12675.
On, you Bruins. 7769.
On you it looks good. 3143.
On your anniversary. 49281.
On your guard! America: 7770.
On your mark, get set, get ready to go. 27082.
On your toes. 40247.
On your toes, America. 7771, 22042.
On your way. 24219 (832, 1029), 29091 (453)
On your way, boys. 27083.
On your way, U.S.A. 17209.
Ona berzu daratyte kanapiu. 7772.
Ona gada. 32413.
Once. 22043.
Once again. 3144, 3145, 27084, 36861, 40248,
40249, 49282.
Once again the world is on fire. 22044.
Once again U.S.A. calls her sons. 12676.
Once again we are on our way, we are the fighting
boys of the U.S.A. 32414.
Once & for all. 3146, 36862.
Once around the park. 40250.
Once before. 17210.
Once He came in blessing, 52552.
Once I came to Calvary’s mountain. 29091 (454)
Once I dreamed, 49283.
Once I hada dream. 22045.
Once I had a sweetheart. 36863.
Once I loved a girl. 17211.
Once in a blue moon. 3147, 24219 (1030), 27085.
Once ina dream. 7773.
Once in a lifetime. 7774, 12677.
Once in a thousand years. 5201 ('740)
Once in ev’ry lifetime. 3148.
Once in May. 14692 (531)
Once in my life. 40251.
Once is enough. 3149.
Once it was the blessing. 29091 (455)
Once, long ago. 44846, 52553.
Once more. 3150, 3151, 7775, 17212, 27086.
Once more alone. 7776.
Once more in your eyes. 27087.
Once more the happy day draws near. 52554.
Once, there was a moonbeam. 32415.
Once to every man and nation. 40252.
Once upon a lifetime. 40253.
Once upon a midnight. 27088.
Once upon a midnight blue. 36864.
Once upon a Thursday. 19094, 19484, 19606, 20246,
20969, 21485, 21627, 22046, 22047, 22911.
Once ae atime. 36865, 36866, 52555, 53636
404
Gute over lightly. 7777.
Once to every man & nation. 3152.
Once upon a dream. 49284,
Once upon a summertime. 17778.
Once upon a time. 3153, 7779, 22048, 22049.
Once upon a time in the Land of Beautiful Love.
17213.
Once when I met you. 7780,
Once we were in love. 12678.
Once you & I. 41610 (145)
Oncle Herman. 14692 (532)
One, a ha-ha. 7781.
One alone. 3154.
One & His name. 24219 (1031)
One & one make woo. 27089.
One application. 7782.
One careless kiss. 52556.
One country, one Flag. 3155, 36867, 44847.
One cup of coffee. 49285.
One dawn that will never die. 7783.
One day closer to victory. 49286.
One day for two. 17784.
One day in December. 52557, 36868..
One day in spring. 44848.
One day nearer to victory & home swent home.
40254, 49287.
One day nearer victory. 40255.
One day soon. 44849.
One day we'll meet again. 40256.
One day you'll come back to me. 36869.
One dozen roses. 12679.
One dream. 36870.
One dream too many. 3156, 27090.
One eternal God. 9582 (360)
One fleeting hour. 29091 (456)
One fleeting moment. 3157.
One foot in the groove. 52557*.
One for all - all for one. 3158, 3159.
One for all & all for one. 40257.
One for me is you. 36871.
One for the money, two for the show. 36872.
One gay caballero, 49288.
One girl & two boys. 49289.
One girl in a million. 34788 (60, 76, 120, 136, 258,
273, 284, 340, 477, 836)
One glimpse of you. 32416.
One good Amer. is worth ten Japs. 36873.
One hour. 44850. ;
One hour beyond. 24219 (1032)
One hour in your arms. 27091.
One hour out of a lifetime. 36874.
One hour with you. 3160.
One hundred exercises for the weak fingers. 29091
457
On ie G0 favorite hymns. 53636 (405)
150 easy tunes. 17214.
191st field artillery regimental song. 22050.
101 hymns of the Hour of charm. 52558.
100 o/o American. 22051.
100 lbs. of sugar. 27092.
117th regimental march. 52559.
167th infantry march. 52560.
One hundred songs of Sean: 29091 (458) .
130 million strong.
One hundred thirty three million Americans cannot
forget. 3161.
2182
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
127th infantry. 22052.
One hundredth psalm. 32417.
One Iadore. 22053, 44851.
One I left behind. 17785.
One I love. 22054, 22055, 32418.
One I love belongs to Uncle Sam. 44852.
One in my life. 27093.
One June night. 40258.
One kiss. 27094.
One kiss for every to-morrow. 44853.
One last farewell. 49290.
One little baby for two. 5201 (741)
One little girl like you. 24219 (1033), 29091 (459)
One little hour of love. 27095.
One little kiss for vitamin M. 44854.
One little moment. 27096.
One little smile. 17215.
One little thought. 32419.
One love. 32420.
One love forever. 22056, 27097, 32421.
One love remembers. 3162.
One lucky day. 49291.
One lucky night in my dreams. 32422.
One moment. 7786.
One more chance. 17216.
One more dance. 40259.
One more dance with you. 12680.
One more dream. 17787.
One more goodbye. 52561.
One more hill to climb. 36876.
One more kiss. 17788, 22057, 27098,
32423.
_ One more moment to dream. 44855.
One more smile. 17217.
One more spring. 17218.
One more stein. ‘3163.
One more waltz. 3164, 32424.
One nation indivisible. 40260, 44856.
One never knows. 3165.
One never knows, does one? 12681.
One night. 3166, 3167, 7789, 44857, 44858.
One night-alone with you. 36877.
One night at a bar. 32425.
One night in a black-out. 3168.
One night in Bethlehem. 36878.
One night in Cuba. 12682.
One night in Dixieland. 27099.
One night in May. 27100.
One night of love. 32426.
One night of romance. 7790.
One note refused. 52562.
One of all the world. 34788 (532), 38171 (311)
One of God’s angels. 40261.
One of these days. 17219, 17220.
One of these mornings. 3169.
One of us has gotta go. 44859.
One cnly girl in this wide wide world. 17791.
One perfect rose. 7792, 32427.
One potato, two potato. 3170.
One potato, two potato, three potato, four. 40262.
One red rose forever. 49292.
One robin doesn’t make a spring. 44860.
One romance too many. 52563.
One-sided love. 32428.
One sided love affair. 22058.
One sight of Christ. 29091 (460)
One smile from you. 49293.
One soldier’s love. 22059.
One star. 12683.
One star to follow. 40262*.
One step into love. 38171 (312)
One stolen moment with you. 40263.
One summer night. 17221.
2183
One sweet little kiss. 32429.
One tale to tell. 36879.
One that I love. 32430.
One thing is certain - you’re gone. 52564.
One, two or three years. 12684.
1-2-3. 32431.
One, two, three, four. 7793.
One way is victory. 44861.
One who has_yearned alone.
One who waits alone. 17795.
One wish. 49294.
One wonderful night, you told me you loved me.
24219 (1034, 1035)
Oneg shabbat. 17222.
Ones who fly beside us. 27101.
Onga Americana. 17223.
Only a child. 24219 (1036)
Only a day atatime. 49295.
Only a dream. 3171, 22060, 38171 (313), 44862,
47124 (375)
Only a few moments. 17224.
Only a kiss for me. 27102.
Only a memory. 32432.
Only a memory now. 12685.
Only a moment ago. 22061.
Only a picture. 22062.
Only a rose that you once gave me. 34788
(533)
Only a soldier’s sweetheart. 17225.
Only a year ago. 53636 (406)
Only because you weren *t there.
Only begotten Son. 5201 (742)
Only complete victory will please the U. S. A.
49296.
Only fools are sure. 40264.
Only for tomorrow. 12687.
Only for you. 7796, 14692 (533), 18845 (232),
24219 (1037), 32433.
Only for you could the moon & the stars stand
still. 17226.
Only girl. 5201 (768), 9582 (361, 362), 14692
(534)
Only God knows & me. 44863.
Only heart broken was mine. 41610 (146)
Only hello. 44864.
Only ina dream. 32434.
Only in dreams. 3172, 27103, 27104.
Only in life’s other room. 40265.
Only in my dreams. 32435, 40266, 49297.
Only Jesus knows. 29091 (461)
Only just a memory. 17227.
Only ladies love a soldier. 32436.
Only little tots. 5201 (743)
Only lonely. 40267.
Only memories. 32437.
Only one. 22063, 32438, 40268, 44865, 49298,
52565.
Only one I love. 7797.
Only one I’ll ever love. 17228.
Only one life. 27105.
Only one nite with you. 49299.
Only one word. 44866.
Only road. 49300.
Only tell me. 7798.
Only that I still love you. 32439, 44867.
Only the brave. 3173.
Only the love of Jesus. 29091 (462)
Only the memory of you. 7799.
Only the stars. 3174.
Only the stars can tell. 12688. :
Only those who are in love, hear & See theSe things
above. 49301.
Only to walk with Jesus. 24219 (1038)
717194.
12686.
Qnly to you. 17229.
Only today. 22064.
Only two pictures. 3175.
Only waiting. 27106.
Only way. 5201 (744)
Only we two. 3176. -
Only with you. .7800.-
Only yesterday. 7801, 12689, 32440, 44868,
49302. . :
Only you. 3177, 3178, 7802, 22065, 36880, 44869-
44871, 49303.
Only you care. 17230.
Unly you, sweetheart. 12690.
Only you're my love. 40269.
Onward America. - 3179, 3180, 36881. :
Onward! America! The call has sounded. 3181.
Onward, Americans. 3182.
Onward boys to victory. 49304.
Onward Catholic daughters. 27107.
Onward Christian soldiers. 17231.
Onward crusaders. 12691.
Onward ever onward. 17232.
Onward K.H.S. 49305.
Onward, little American. 22066.
Onward Major Roosevelt. 44872.
-Onward march. 5201 (745)
Onward our brave soldiers. 32441.
Onward soldier. 32442.
Onward, sons of America. 22067.
Onward they go. 44873. .
Onward to double victory. 22068.
Onward to glory. 40270.
Onward to Tokio. 44874.
Onward to victory. 3183, 7803, 7804, 12692, 12693,
17233, 22069, 27108, 32443-32445, 36882, 36883,
40271-40273, 44875-44877, 49306, 49307,
52566.
Onward to win. 44878.
Onward U.S.A. 36884, 40274.
Onward U.S. to victory. 44879.
Onward we 8°. 32446.
Onward we’ll march! March! March tovictory. 12694.
Onyx bringdown. 52567.
Uo! Loo-tenant. 17234.
Ooch ooch a goon attach. 12695, 17235.
Uoee Gooee is a worm. 12696.
Ooh! What a little love can do. 17805.
Ooh-wee - - ooh-wee. 3184.
Oo-la-la. 3185.
OQ-o-oh, wonderful world. 36885.
O-O-Oklahoma. 17236.
Oop de lay lay. 36886.
O’os littel baby is 0’0. 18845 (233)
Oozie bluesies. 17237.
Open de can. 3186.
Open door. 17238.
Open my eyes to beauty. 12697.
Oper range. 32447.
Open road. 3187.
Open sesame. 40275.
Open spaces. 3188.
Open the door of your heart. 32448, 49308.
Open the gate of your heart. 22070, 44880.
Open thy heart. 12698, 12699.
Open up a second front. 22071, 44881.
Open up your heart. 29091 (463), 40276, 52568.
Open up your heart, let me in. 29091 (464)
Open up your hearts, Americans. 36887.
Open wide the gate. 12700.
Upen your eyes. 12701.
Open your eyes darling. 52569.
Open your heart. 17239, 44882.
Open your heart to me. 27109.
2184
Opening theme.. 36888.
Opening theme from Concerto no. 1 inB flat minor. .
22072.
‘Opening theme of Tschaikowsky’s Concert in B flat
minor. 3189.
Opera bouffe. 50835 (277)
Opera cloak. 7805*.
Opera for everybody. 27110.
Operator, operator. 22073.
Opgesegent. 32449.
Ophelia. 27111.
Opportunity. 24219 (1039)
Opportunity, I’se a-waitin’ for you. 12702.
~ Opposition. 7806.
Optimist & the pessimist. 50835 (278)
Option on love. 7807.
Opus in pastels. 17245.
Opus no. 1. 27112.
Opus no. 2. 27113.
Opus 1. 3190, 17240, 17241.
Opus 2. 17242..
Opus 3. 17243.
Opus 4. 17244.
Opus 9891. 17246.
Or else. 32450.
Or something. 7808.
Or sus, serviteurs du Seigneur. oe
Ora sirba. 17247.
Oraci6n del torero. 40277.
Orange blossom time in San Jose. 38171 (314)
Orange blossoms. 44883, 53636 (407)
Orange blossoms waltz. 24219 (1040)
Orange River Valley. 32451.
Orange vendor. 44884.
Orchard swing. 27114.
Orchestra wife. 26017, 27255, 27553, 28006.
Orchestra wives. 24427.
Orchestral transcriptions. 22074.
Orchid. 17248.
Orchids at dawn. 3191.
Orchids for you. 44885.
Orchids in December. 44886.
Orchids to Uncle Sam. 3192.
Orchids to you. 17249, 22075.
Orchids to you, my dear. 27115.
Order of the day. 22076.
Orders from headquarters. 22077, 36890.
Orders of the day. 49309.
Oregon, Oregon, star of the West. 32452.
Oregon trail. 49310.
Oremus pro Pontifice. 32453, 49311.
Oreo! When shawes ben sheen. 14692 (535)
Ores que je suis dispos. 17250.
Organ accompaniments to the unison verses of 24
hymn-tunes from the English hymnal. 12703.
Organ album. 29091 (465)
Organ concerto inA minor. 27116.
Organ echoes. 18845 (234)
Organ grinder man. 17251.
Organ grinder’ s lullaby. 36891.
Organ-grinder’s serenade. 44887.
Organ music for church & home. 36892.
Organ symphony. 3193.
Organetto suona per la via. 22078.
Organize your block. 36893.
Oriana. 40278.
Oriental. 36894.
Oriental bagpipes. 22079.
Oriental dancer. 36895.
Oriental intermezzo. 41610 (147)
Oriental night. 32454.
Oriental nights. 44888.
Orientale. .7809, 24219 (1041, 1042), 36896.
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Oriente cuna Florida. 44889.
Oriente marcia. 44890.
Original. 22080.
Original blues. 24219 (1043)
Original cowboy songs. 44891.
Original theme for Katz drug co. 32455.
Orinoco trail. 52570.
Oriole. 27117.
Orison. 12704.
Orison for peace. 22081.
Ork, ork song. 22082,
Orneriness. 27118.
Orphans. 44892.
Orphée aux enfers. 50835 (279)
Orphelui. 17810.
Orpheum. 24219 (1044)
Orpheus. 5201 (746), 26588, 53636 (221)
Orpheus with his lute. 22083.
Orquesta tipica. 21937.
Osawatamie Brown. 52571.
Oscar at the fair. 3194.
Oscar from Madagascar. 27119.
Oskaloosa pets. 41610 (148)
Oslo schottish. 12705.
Osos. 40279. ;
Ot krakowa. 12706.
Otaki. 29091 (466)
Other men. 7811.
Others. 53636 (408)
Others are looking to you. 34788 (534)
Other’s me. 12707.
Otkako sam sevdah svezo. 3195. .
Otolka. 32456.
Otra vez mi cielo azul. 44893.
Otto & Fritz. 12708.
Otto & Karen. 12709.
Otto changes identity. 12710. —
Otto destroys notes. 12711. |
Otto’s forgery. 12712.
Our all out. 36897,
Our allies. 27120.
Our America. 3196-3198, 7812-7814, 12713, 12714,
17252, 22084-22087, 27121, 27122, 32457-32460,
40280-40284, 44894-44897, 49312, 52572.
Our America first, 12715. :
Our American boys. 22088.
Our American creed. 22089.
Our American doughboy, the pride of the U:S.A.
44898. ;
Qur American Flag. 27123.
Our American heroes. 17253.
Our Americans. 17254.
Our ancient isle. 36898.
Our anniversary. 36899.
Our answer. 27124.
Our answer to Japan. 49313, 49314.
Our answer to Pearl Harbor. 27125.
Our army & navy. 3199.
Our army, our navy & marines. 40285.
Our army’s march song. 17255.
Our baby Betty-Lou. 27126.
Our baby boy. 32461.
Our back door. 52573.
Our back street is Broadway. 52574.
Our back yard. 12716.
Our battle cry. 12717.
Our battle prayer. 36900.
Our battle-wagons are rolling. 44899.
_ Our beautiful Flag. 27127.
Our beloved sun got the knot tied inthe end. 36901.
Our beloved U.S.A. 40286.
. Our best wishes. 32462, 40287.
Our big guns. 17815.
521888 0 - 43 - 15
2185
Our Blessed Lady’s lullaby. 3200.
Our blessed mother. 22090.
Our boy. 22091.
Our boy & victory. 17256.
Our boy in blue. 17257.
Our boys. 17258, 22092-22096, 27128-27132, 36902,
36903, 44900.
Our boys & girls. 32463.
Our boys are coming. 40288.
Our boys are ev rywhere. 32464.
Our-boys are going over. 44901.
Our boys are marching. 44902.
Our boys are sure to win. 27133.
Our boys are the best. 27134.
Our boys are there. 32465.
Our boys bring victory. 40289.
Our boys have gone over. 22097.
Our boys in blue. 49315.
Our boys in the navy. 32466.
Our boys, no one can take their place. 49316.
Our boys of liberty. 44903.
Our boys of the U.S.A. 12718, 22098, 22099,
32467.
Our boys over there. 52575.
Our boys song. 22100.
Our boys up there. 12719.
Our boys who are following Old Glory. 27135.
Our boys will all come marching home. 52576.
Our boys will put them in their place. 52577.
Our brief moment of love. 12720.
Our brigade. 24219 (1045)
Our buddies. 32468.
Our buddies grand march. 27136.
Our buddy Uncle Sam. 27137.
Our bugle call. 22101.
Our bugler. 17259.
Our cadet band. 12721.
Our Canada. 53636 (409)
Our castle in the air. 44904.
Our castle of love. 52578.
Our challenge. 40290.
Our ¢itizens’ waltz. 44905.
Our colors. 32469.
Our commander. 3201.
Our country. 7816, 17260, 22102-22105, 27138-
27141, 32470-32472, 36904, 40291.
Our country beckoned. 17261.
Our country calls. 7817.
Our country forevermore. 7818, 17262.
_Qur country free. 7819.
Our country in war. 3202.
Our country is the world. 24219 (1046)
Our country needed Billy. 32473.
Our country, our Flag. 7820.
Our country, right or wrong. 27142.
Our country, ’tis of thee. 12722.
Our country we love. 52579.
Our country we love thee. 44906.
Our country’s call. 12723, 27143, 44907.
Our country’s callin’ you. 32474.
Our country’s calling. 7821, 17263.
Our country’s calling you. 44908.
Our country’s cause. 7822.
Our country’s colors. 17264.
Our country’s freedom calls. 3203.
Our country’s liberty. 27144.
Our country’s love. 49317.
Our cowboys are doughboys now. 32475.
Our Croatian maid. 27145.
Our daddy’s boy. 27146.
Our dads march on. 44909.
Our day of victory. 12724.
Our day shall dawn. 7823.
INDEX
Be SS v. 37
Our dear land. 12725.
Our dear Oklahoma. 3204.
Our dear old Uncle Sammy. 32476.
Our democracy. 27147.
Our desert call. 40292.
Our directors orchestra folio. 32477.
Qur doughboy. 36905.
Our dreams. 36906.
Our dreams of yesterday. 3205.
Our duty. 44910,
Our eagle. 44911.
Our eagle screams. 36907.
Our eagles. 27148.
Our eagle’s on his way. 7824.
Our Emaline. 49318.
Our emblem. 52580.
Our emblem inthe skies. 17265.
Our emblem of liberty, the U.S. Flag. 17266, 17267.
Our empire. 12726.
Our evening prayer. 53636 (410)
Our faith is invincible. 22106.
Our farewell kiss. 49319.
Our fate is in Thy hands. 32478.
Our Father. 52581.
Our favorite rag. 5201 (747)
Our fifth column. 32479.
Our fight for freedom. 12727.
Our fighting forces. 36908.
Our fighting man, MacArthur. 32480.
Our fighting men. 32481, 40293, 40294.
Our fighting soldier boy. 44912.
Our first kiss. 12728.
Our first waltz. 17268, 34788 (535)
Our Flag. 3206-3208, 7825, 7826, 12729, 17269,
17270, 22107-22111, 27149, 36909. 36910, 44913,
49320, 49321.
Our Flag must fly forever. 36911.
Our Flag must still wave on. 27150.
Our Flag of the U.S.A. 12730.
Our Flag of victory. 27151. _
Our Flag, red, white & blue. 12731.
Our Flag shall wave forever. 17271.
Our Flag shall wave over there. 17272.
Our Flag sotrue. 49322.
Our Flag, the Red, White & Blue. 17273.
Our Flag to the sea. 5201 (748)
Our Flag will always fly. 36912.
Our Flag will fly again o’er Corregidor. 44914.
Our Flag will still be flying. 44915.
Our striae Flag of liberty. 12733.
Our Glory Land. 17279.
. Our goal is victory. 7828.
Our Flag will still be flying when we’re done. 52582.
Our Flags, shining banners. 36913.
Our fleet. 22112, 32482.
Our fliers. 22113, 27152.
Our flying cadets. 36914.
Our flying eagle. 3209.
Our flying hero. 27153.
Our forest primeval. 49323.
Our forty-eight states are marching forward. 36915.
Our Franklin D. 17274, 22114.
Our free & happy U.S.A. 17275.
Our freedom land. 32483.
uur freedom’s land. 32484.
Our friends. 17276.
Our furlough honeymoon. 44916, 49324.
Our gal, Gerry. 17277.
Our gallant defenders. 24219 (1047), 29091 (467)
Our gallant men. 22115.
Our gang. 22116.
Our Garden of «den. 44917.
Gur gardens. 7827.
Our general is Uncle Sam. 12732.
Our general MacArthur. 40295.
Our glorious Flag. 17278, 22117, 32485.
Our God, our country & our Flag. 40296.
Our God, our help in ages past. 7829.
Our God's ways are right. 40297.
Our Gold star mother’s prayer. 27154.
Our golden wedding. 49325.
Our golden wedding day. 12734.
Our good old U. S. A. 12735.
Our grand old United States. 12736.
Our grand old U.S.A. 7830, 44918.
Our great American soldiers. 49326.
Our great cause. 3210. :
Our great King. 38171 (315)
Our happiness cue, if you only knew. 27155.
Our hats off to Canada. 44919.
Our Hawaiian shore. 22118.
Our hearts are open to you. 49327.
Our heritage. 3211.
Our hero. 22119.
Our heroes. 40298, 44920, 49328.
Our heroes of Midway. 27156.
Our heros [?] 12737.
Our hit on Hitler. 52583.
Our home. 12738.
Our home inthe U.S.A. 7831.
Our home is called heaven. 27157.
Our home on Fairview Hill. 17280, 27158.
Our home sweet home of liberty. 22120.
Our homeland. 17281.
Our homeland victorious. 27159.
Our honor. 27160.
Our I. O. U. for Hitler. 27161.
Our illuminated Flag. 52584.
Our island. 7832.
Our Island heroes. 27162.
Our island rendezvous. 49329.
Our Jimmy. 40299.
Our job. 36916.
Our joys will be complete. 3212.
Our khaki & our blue. 17282.
Our King Immanuel. 34788 (536)
Our laddie. 52585.
Our ladies in blue. 3213.
Gur Lady of Liberty. 40300.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help for U.S.A. 27163.
Our Lady Queen of angels. 32486.
Our land. 3214, 12739, 17283.
Our land, America. 17833.
Our land of liberty. 12740, 17284, 44921.
Our land of song. 44922.
Our land of the free. - 32487.
Our land will always stand. 17285.
Our land will ever be free. 44923.
Our last good-bye. 17834, 22121, 27164.
Our last goodnight. 3215.
Our last kiss. 52586.
Our last rendezvous. 40301.
Our last romance. 40302.
Our last waltz. 27165, 49330, 49331.
Our letters. 40303.
Our liberty. 3216, 7835, 49332.
Our liberty bell. 22122.
Our liberty bell rings. 36917.
Our liberty is more precious than gold. 36918.
Our life for Her life. 44924.
Our life is a field we are sowing. 22123.
Our little boy. 32488.
Our little darling. 36919.
Our little white house. 22124.
Our lives to live. 40304.
Our Lord & Christ arose today. 12741.
2186
Our Lord’s prayer. 3217.
-Our lovable bums, 32489.
Our love. 22125, 32490.
Our love forever, 52587.
Our love is a mistake. 44925.
Our love is born. 3218.
Our love is new. 3219.
Our love is old. 27166.
Our love runs in circles & the circles run all
around. 3220.
Our love song. 27167, 49333.
Our love went up in flames. 36920.
Our love will have to wait. 27168.
Our love will last. 44926.
Our love will never die. 7836.
Our lucky day. 44927.
Our march to victory. 7837, 27169, 40305,
40306.
Our marines. 27170.
Our meeting place, dear. 36921.
Our meeting was planned in heaven. 32491.
Our melody. 32492.
Our men. 52588.
Our men at Washington. 7838.
Our men brave &true. 17286.
Our men in uniform. 27171.
Our menagerie. 22126.
Our merchant marine, 12742, 40307.
Our miracle man. 32493.
‘Our mission. 5201 (749)
Our missionary, 22127, 52589.
Our missionary work. 12743.
Our moment now is ending. 3221.
Our mother. 12744, 22128.
Our mothers. 12745.
Our mountain home. 49334.
Our mountain trail. 22129.
Our nation at war. 27172.
Our nation calls her youth again. 17287.
Our nation glorious. 49335.
Our national banner. 12746.
Our national creed. 32494.
Our national power. 49336.
Our national president. 34788 (537)
Our nation’s battle cry for victory. 22130.
Our nation’ s glory. 36922.
Our nation’s mission. 40308.
Our nations prayer. 36923.
Our native land. 3222, 29091 (468), 36924, 41610
(149-151)
Our navy. 27173.
Our navy at sea. 3223.
Our navy for brav ry. 12747.
Our navy men in blue. 17288.
Our new homeland. 49337.
Our new Sioux flying field. 32495.
Our old chime clock. 27174.
Our old rooster won’t get up inthe morning.
49338.
Our own America. 12748, 12749.
Our own American boys. 40309.
Our own American way. 22131.
Our own band. 17289.
Our own beloved land. 22132.
Our own land. 27175.
Our own MacArthur. 27176.
Our own orchestra folio. 36925.
Our own Red, White & Blue. 40310.
Our own security. 52590.
Our own United States. 3224.
Our own U.S.A. 22133, 22134, 27177, 32496,
40311. >
- Our Pacific heroes. 3225.
2187
Our part. 52591.
Our parting. 40312.
Our partner Uncle Sam. 12750.
Our Paschal joy. 12751, 17290, 17291.
Gur pent-house in the basement. 40313.
Our plan. 22135.
Our pledge. 22136. .
Our pledge & guarantee. 36926.
Our pledge of loyalty forever. 27178.
Our pledge to America. 17839.
Our-pledge to the U.S.A. 17292.
Our prayer. 3226, 12752, 22137, 22138, 27179,
49339.
Our prayer for peace. 32497, 40314.
Our prayer for victory. 32498.
Our prayer for you. 49340.
Our prayer today. 32499.
Our present war. 44928.
Our President. 3227, 12753, 17293, 27180, 27181,
32500, 52592.
Our President of the U.S.A. 32501, 40315.
Our priceless emblem. 17294.
Our priceless jewel. 32502.
Our queen. 12754.
Our Queen of May. 32503.
Our rainbow. 49341.
Our Refuge & Strength. 27182.
Our regiment. 40316.
Our rendezvous of dreams. 22139.
Our romance. 3228, 7840.
Our Roosevelt. 17295.
Our rosary of memories. 3229.
Our Sammies. 27183.
Our Savior. 24219 (1048)
Our sea chantee. 22140.
Our share. 12755, 40317.
Our silver kite. 7841.
Our singing country. 3230.
Our soldier boy. 22141, 32504.
Our soldier boys. 7842, 17296, 32505, 32506.
Our soldier boys are on their way. 3231.
Our soldiers. 22142.
Our soldier’s at war. 32507.
Our soldiers brave. 27184.
Our soldiers, sailors & marines. 32508, 40318.
Our son. 22143,
Our song. 3232, 3233, 22144, 44929, 49342,
52593.
Our song is victory. 49343.
Our song of liberty. 27185.
Our song of victory. 12756.
Our songs. 7843.
Our sons. 27186, 32509, 44930.
Our sons fight side by side. 7844,
Our son’s [?] of the Red, White, & Blue. 32510.
Our souls are thine, America. 3234.
Our stand. 40319.
Our star. 12757.
Our Stars & Stripes we serve. 32511.
Our Stars & Stripes will never die. 7845.
Our Stars will rule. 12758.
Our states. 7846.
Our subs are on the way. 52594.
Our sweet land of liberty. 12759, 32512.
Our sweetheart. 40320.
Our sweetheart waltz. 3235.
Our symbol of liberty. 32513.
Our theme song. 17847.
Our toast. 52595.
Our tomorrow. 36927, 52596.
Our tri color Flag. 17848.
Our trip over'there. 49344.
Our tropic love. 12760.
Our true blue 1942 lovely American girl. 40321.
Our true blues. 7849.
Our Uncle Sam. 3236, 3237, 7850-7852, 12761,
~ 22145-22148, 32514, "36928.
Our Uncle Sam is calling. 3238.
Gur Uncle Sammy. 3239, 22149.
Our union song. 27187.
Our United States, Breton [?] & allied asi
7853.
Our U.S.A. 3240, 12762, 17297, 22150, 32515.
Our U.S.A. song. 22151.
Our U. S. Waacy girls. 44931.
Our V for victory. 7854, 27188.
Our valentine. 27189.
Our vales. 3241.
Our victory. 22152, 27190-27193, 32516, 32517,
44932, 49345.
Our victory day. 7855.
Our victory march. 22153, 32518, 49346.
Our victory song. 32519, 44933, 52597.
Our victory vow. 32520.
Our vision of democracy. 117298.
Our waltz. 17299, 17300, 22154, 32521,
40322.
Our waltz of love. 32522.
Our war for God, 22155.
Our war song. 49347.
Our Washington. 27194.
Our Washington of the Philippines. 12763.
Our waving colors. 18845 (235)
Our way to victory. 17856.
Our western hemisphere. 52598.
Our will to win. 12764, 27195.
Our wings guard America. 22156.
Our wonderful U.S. A. 49348.
Our Yankee battle cry. 32523.
Our Yankee Doodle boys. 44934.
Our Yankee Doodle WAAC girl. 40323, 44935.
Our Yankee fighters. 44936. .
Our Yankee fleet speeds forth. 36929.
Our Yankee spirit. 7857.
Our young defenders. 29091 (469)
Gur youth commission. 40324, 44937.
Ours. 27196, 52599.
Ours for keeps. 44938.
Ours is a grand old Flag. 24219 (1049)
Ours will be victory. 27197.
Ours you'll always be. 44939.
Out & out for Jesus. 29091 (470)
Out & out for the U.S. A. 27198.
Out Arizona way. 44940.
Out at sea. 7858.
Out by the western sea, a soldier’s sweetheart is
waiting. 7859.
Out here in the blue. 27199.
Out in Frisco Town. 24219 (1050)
Out in Montana. 44941.
Out in that blue. 17301.
Out in the fields. 36930.
Out of a city of six million people, why did you pick
on me. 47124 (376, 377)
Out of a clear blue sky. 22157, 27200.
Out of a clear sky. 52600.
Out of a dream. 17302, 32524.
Out of a heart rejoicing. 24219 (1051)
Out of a stardust night. 3242.
Out of my life. 36931.
Out of my mind. 36932.
Out of sight but not out of mind.
27201.
Out of step. 12765.
Out of the blue. 7860, 44942.
Out of the corner of my eye. 49349.
Out of the dark, Lord. 24219 (1052)
Out of the deep. 12766, 12767.
’ Out of the depths. 14692 (536), 22158, 44943,
Over here let’s keep thinking of the boys over there.
Out of the East. 3243.
Out of the mist. 22159, 40325.
Out of the mist Iam sending a kiss. 32525. -
Out of the mists. 7861.
Out of the moonlight. 22160.
Out of the night. 3244-3246, 12768, 22161, 36933,
49350. : ;
Out of the nite. 32526, 36934.
Out of the north comes a storm. 34788 (538)
Out of the old shall come a new. 49351.
Out of the past. 17303. —
Out of the silence. 53636 (411)
Out of the sky. 40326, 40327.
Out of this world. 3247, 17304, 52601.
Out old El Paso way. 12769.
Out Old Grand River way. 36935.
Out on the rolling sea. 32527.
Gut on the trail. 44944, 44945.
Out over the great Pacific. 12770.
Out there. 22162.
Out there, my-soldier of the U. S. A. 12771.
Out there, somewhere. 12772.
Out to win. 17305, 36936.
Out upon the moonlite waters. 49352.
Out West. 22163.
Out where the West begins. 7862, 32528.
Out where the west winds blow. 3248. —
Out West in old Idaho. 17306.
Out yonder. 7863.
Outcast. 44946. °
Outlaw. 14692 (537)
Outlaw nations. 22164.
Outside. 34788 (539, 540)
Outside of that, why, he’s all right. 34788 (541)
Outsider looking in. 22165.
Outwitting the Nazis. 3249.
Ouverturen album. 9582 (363-365)
Over. 49353.
Over a garden wall. 3250.
Over a tavern table. 22166.
Over again. 44947.
Over all. 24219 (1053)
Over here. 3251, 3252, 7864, 7865, 12773-12775,
17307-17311, 27202, 27203, "32529, 44948, 44949,
49354, 49355.
Over here & over there. 32530.
Over here & there. 7866.
44950.
Over here or anywhere. 22167.
Over here or over there. 7867.
Over here, over here. 44951.
2188
Over here - over there. 7868.
Over here, over there, any where. 7869.
Over here, over there, ev rywhere. 36937, 52602.
Over here we are united. 44952.
Over here when you’ve come back from over thins
22168.
Over in Tokyo. 44953.
Over lands & seas for OldGlory. 27204.
Over my cup of coffee. 44954.
Over my shoulder, you fell in love with somebody
else. 49356.
Over-seas song. 49357.
Over that old sheep wagon trail. 40328.
Over the Alpine mountains. 29091 (471, 472),
34788 (542)
Over the Alps. 49358.
Over the cliffs. 12776.
INDEX
nos 1-12, 1942
Over the hill. 12777. Pacific moonlight. 3269.
Over the hill to heaven. 27205. Pack, clouds, away. 3261, 32536.
Over the hills. 3253, 3254: Pack up Hitler the Yanks are coming. 17321.
Over the hills & far away: 44955. Pack up your love & kisses, there’s a black-out
Over the hills to Mary. 5201 (750), 18845 (236), in Lover’s Lane. 17322, —
34788 (543) Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag. 50835 (280)
Over the meadow. 3255. © Package for two. 7871.
Over the meadows fair. 34788 (544) Package pastoral. 22173.
Over the ocean. 17312. Packard & the Ford. 24219 (1056)
Over the ocean & back. 44956. | Packing the bags. 52609.
Over the ocean blue. 17313, 27206. Packs upon our shoulder. 52610.
Over the rainbow of love. 49359. Paddle wheel song. 4965.
Over the river. 32531. Paddling down the river. 3262,
Over the sea. 27207. Paddy boy. 49365.
Over the sea we go again. 52603. Paddy | Callahan has joined the army. 3263.
Over the sunset. 27208. Paddy’s first ride on a merry-go-round. 40337.
Over the top. 32532, 40329. Paderewski souvenir. 24219 (1057)
Over the top boys, over the top. 22169. Paderewski’s lament, 49366.
Over the top for victory. 27209. Paella. 27216, 44966.
Over the top for you. 32533. Pagan love tragedy. 26690.
Over the top to victory. 17314. Pagan serenade. 3264.
Over the trail to my darlin’. 44957. Paganini - ouverture. 3265.
Over the waters. 3256. Pagano waltz. 22174. :
Over the waves. 3257, 40330. Pagar es. corresponder. 40338.
Over the waves waltz. 22170. Page from her diary. 7872.
Over the wide horizon. 40331. Pageant. 29091 (474)
Over the world. 27210. Paged love. 32537.
Over the world duty calls me. 17315. Paging Mr. Greenback. 44967.
Over there, again. 40332, 52604. Paging one lost love. 3266.
Over there, before you get over here. 40333. Paging Pied Piper. 3267.
Over there, everywhere. 52605. Pagoda Land. 3268.
Over there, ev rywhere. 44958. Pagoda of flowers. 53636 (414)
Over there means anywhere. 27211. Pahson Brown. 32538.
Over there my heart is calling. 32534. Paid in full. 9582 (366)
Over there, somewhere. 49360. Painted sails. 22175.
Over to you. 12778, 17316. Painted wooden doll. 7873, 22176.
Over Tokyo. 36938. Painter’s brush. 27217.
Over where. 49361. Painting that mother of mine. 34788 (545, 546)
Over yonder across the sea. 36939. Painting the playhouse. 32539.
Over you. 40334. Pair of fools. 32540.
Overall gal. 36940. Pair of slacks. 27218. ,
Overflowing. 49362. Paisaje de laribera. 27219.
Overland. 53636 (412, 413) Paja brava. 40339.
Overnight. 52606. Pajarillo, pajarillo. 27220, 36942.
Overtime, 22171. Pal. 49367.
Overture Argentina. 17317. - Pal, how I-miss you. 27221.
Overture Black diamond, 29991 (473) Pal o mine. 36943, 49368.
Overture comique. 24219 (1054) Pal o’ mine, let’s goto Palomer. 40340.
Overture Rosedale. 14692 (538) Pal of mine. 22177, 32541.
Overture to Berenice. 44959. Pal of mine forever. 40341.
Overture to love. 3258, 17318. Pal of my goldendreams. 49369.
Overture to Scotch act. 44960. Palace of peace. 29091 (475)
Owczareczek. 24219 (1055) Palais de danse. 18845 (237)
Owings quartet album for B flat clarinets. Palais polka. 14692 (540)
“17319. ’ Palama serenade. 27222, 32542.
Ox train. 24457, 33526, 39468, 39627, 40004, 40335, Pale faced dancers. 49370.
49336, 40490, 41015, 43659, 43660, 44961. Pale hands. 44968.
Oxen. 27212. Pale yellow moon. 36944.
Oxen minuet. 14692 (539) Pali. 44969.
Oxford piano course. 44962. Palida estrella. 22178.
Oye. 44963. : Palisades. 12779.
Oye el carbonero. 27213, 27214. Palletier. 27223.
Oye el chacha. 44964. Palm Beach. 5201 (751), 34788 (547), 38171
Oye negra. 17320. (316)
Ozark blues. 49363. Palm branches. 17874.
Ozark hills. 3259, 32535. Palm Sunday. 24219 (1058)
Ozark moon. 49364. Palm Sunday - chorus. 22179.
Ozark trail. 36941. Palm trees. 3269.
Ozarks I hear you calling. 22172. Palms. 5201 (752), 14692 (541), 29091
Pa la timba. 52607. (476)
Pa’ lla pa’ lla. 7870. Paloma. 34788 (548), 36945, 44970, 52611,
Pa’ que bailen los muchachos. 52608. 52612.
Paca la Madriles. 27215. Paloma blanca. 34788 (549)
2189
Paloma, palomito. 22180.
Palpiti. 32543.
Pals. 22181.
Pals of the prairie. 22182.
Pals of the U.S.A. 17323.
Pam pim pam. 7875.
Pampa serenade. 36946.
Pampa y la puna. 44971.
Pam = Pam -el-a. 12780.
Pan Handle Mendell. 44972.
Pan, on a summer day. 34788 (550)
Pan pipes his moods. 7876.
Panaderos. 7877.
Panama Canal, 9582 (367)
Panama Hattie. 8377, 27802, 29462, 29587, 31958,
32546-32548, 32832, 33241, 34956.
Panama hymn. 53636 (415)
Panama Pacific. 14692 (542)
Panama rhumba. 32548.
Panama-tango. 5201 (753, 754)
Panama viejo. 12781.
Pan-a-mer rhumba, 36947.
Pan-America, 52613.
Pan-American anthem. 3270.
Pan American fantasy. 32544.
Pan-American love. 3271.
Panamerican rhapsody. 49371.
Pan-American suite. 17324.
Pan-American symphony. 32545.
Panamericana. 27224.
Pan-Americana jubilee. 44973.
Panamericonga. 52614.
PanaZon. 47124 (378, 379)
Panchapina, 27225.
Panderella. 29091 (477, 478)
Pandora’s imps. 5201 (755)
Pange lingua. 7878, 24219 (1059)
Panic in Panama. 3272.
Panienka, hey kumdska w karczmie. 7879.
Panis angelicus, 40342.
Pansy blossoms. 9582 (368)
Pantomima,. 32549.
Pantomime. 29091 (479, 480)
Papa don’t like boogie woogie stuff. 7880.
Papa don’t want no fish, no rice again. 7881.
Papa, papa, papa. 52615,
Papa u. mama, 5201 (756)
Papa’s darling. 5201 (207, 723),9582 (369-371),
29091 (321)
Papa’s polka, 49372.
Paper boats. 12782.
Paper boy called Mike. 52616.
Paper doll. 36948, 40343, 40344.
Paper insert. 32550.
Paper montage. 32551.
Paper says rain. 7881*, 12783.
Paperhanger of Berlin. 52617.
Papillons. 41610 (212)
Paprika. 29091 (481)
Paprika pavillion [?] polski. 22183.
Paprikana, 24219 (1060)
Paquita mia. 27226.
Para la plays me voy. 7882.
Para mi. 7883, 40345.
Para qué corazén, 12784.
Para que es la vida, 44974.
Para que querer, 27227.
Para que vivir, 27228.
Para recordarte vals, 44975.
Para siempre mia, 40346.
Para ti canto yo. 52618.
Pardbola negra. 12785.
INDEX
2190
Bi ha tel pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
Parachute battalion of the ‘United States marines.
22184,
Parachutein’ [?] Harry. 36949,
Parachutists. 17325, 40347.
Parade goes by. 32552.
Parade of the flowers. 24219 (1061)
Parade of the hobgoblin polka. 7884.
Parade of the marionettes. 3273, 32553, 44976.
Parade of the puppets. 24219 (1062), 50835 (281, 282)
Parade of the republic. 27229.
Parade of the scouts. 14692 (543)
Parade of the teddy bears. 49373.
Parade of the zombies. 22185.
Parader. 49374.
Paradiesreigen, 18845 (238, 239), 24219 (1063)
Paradise. 49375.
Paradise for two. 7885, 27230.
Paradise found. 32554.
Paradise in America. 12786.
Paradise Isle. 32555, 40348, 49376.
Paradise Isles. 41610 (152)
Paradise lost. 3274, 12787.
Paradise moon. 12788, 32556.
Paradise music. 27231.
Paradise of dreams. 17326.
Paradise of love. 17327.
Paradise party. 32557.
Paradise song. 17328.
Paradise Valley. 7886, 49377.
Paraguay. 3275.
Paralytic. 27232.
Paran pan pin. 7887,
Parangella tot tsolia, 7883.
Paratroopers, yes indeed, 52619.
Parda balcarce. 44977.
Parding [?], Mr. Harding. 27233, 32558.
Pardon me, 40349.
Pardon me, are you an angel. 17329.
Pardon me, but you look just like Margie. 17330.
Pardon me for dreaming. 12789.
Pardon me, Miss Australia. 36950.
Pardon me while I reminisce, 22186.
Pardon me, you look just like Margie. 44978.
Pardon my accent, please. 36951.
Pardon my sarong. 28057, 37735, 38581, 39480,
39827, 40349, 41188, 46391.
Pardon my suspicion. 17331.
Pardoning grace. 24219 (1064)
Pardonnez moi, madame. 17889.
Pardos ojos de mis ojos. 17332.
Parfum d’amour. 34788 (551)
Paris calling. 195, 212, 578, 1098, 1164, 1179,
1183, 1472, 2748, 2955, 2979, 3249, 3276, 3277,
3419, 3523, 3524, 4060, 4302, 4356-4358, 4498.
Paris green blues. 32559.
Paris your spring will come again. 3278.
Park ave. sonata. 17333.
Park happiness. 22187.
Park where we met long ago. 36952.
Parkin’ on a cluud. 27234.
Parking in the moonlight with you. 44979.
Parks’ high school songs. 53636 (416)
Park’s humorous quartets & encores. 5201 (757)
Parks’ program quartets. 53636 (417)
Park’s sacred duets, 5201 (758)
Parlami sotto le stelle. 3279, 3280.
Parlay Charley. 49378.
Parrala. 27235.
Parrot, 29091 (482)
Parsifal. 9582 (372-383), 18845 (240), 22526,
29091 (483)
Parson & me. 24219 (1065)
nos. 1-12, 1942
Part of my heart. 7890.
Part of my heart goes overseas. 32560.
Part of my heart is for you. 22188.
Part of you. 36953.
Part playing. 5201 (759)
Part-time blues. 52620.
Part-time paradise. 3281.
Parted. 22189.
Particular rambler. 44980.
Parting. 3282, 22190, 27236-27238, 49379,
50835 (283) _
Parting for the good old Red, White & Blue.
52621.
Parting hour. 3283.
Parting kiss. 44981.
Parting of the ways. 44982.
Parting should never be. 17334.
Parting sorrow. 27239.
- Parting time. 17335.
Parting vows. 44983.
Partisanskaya. 44984.
Partita. 3284,
Partita on Stabat Mater dolorosa. 12790.
Partners. 7891, 52622.
Partners in love. 12791.
Party dance. 32561.
Party next door. 7892.
Pas des fleurs. 44985.
Pa’s whiskers. 44986.
Pasan soldados. 52623.
Pasatiempo no. 2. 7893.
Pasillo colombiano. 7894.
Pasillo teguendama. 17336.
Paso del norte. 7895. |
Paso tu querer. 7896.
Pasobolero. 17337.
Pass along, please, pass along. 24219 (1066)
Pass the biscuits, Mirandy. 17338, 32562.
Pass the contribution box. 47124 (380, 381)
Pass the sugar bowl. 44987. |
Passacaglia. 32563, 41610 (153), 44988.
Passé. 49380.
Passepied. 32564, 52624.
Passiflore. 34788 (552)
Passing boat. 44989.
Passing clouds. 7897.
Passing of winter. 22191.
Passing parade. 27240.
Passing show. 9582 (253, 254, 384, 385),
50835 (284)
Passing show of 1915. 29091 (484), 47124 (77,
382), 50835 (58, 65, 111, 285, 301, 314, 417)
Passing thoughts. 49381.
Passion of Christ. 5201 (760)
Passion ration. 22192.
Passional. 44990.
Passionate shepherd to his love. 22193.
Pastels. 49382.
Pastels of melody. 44991.
Pastoral dance. 3285, 40350.
Pastoral romance. 5201 (761)
Pastoral scene. 18845 (241)
Pastoral suite. 17339.
Pastorale. 12792, 17340, 17341, 22194, 32565-
32568, 36954, 41610 (154), 44992, 47124 (383)
Pastorale on a Christmas plainsong. 44993.
Pastorcillo. 44994,
Pat-a-cake. 17343.
Pat & Mike dance. 32569, _
Pat & Mike went off to join the army. 17342.
Pat Magee. 3286.
Pat, me darlin’. 7898.
INDEX
Pat Pat Patsy Lee, 12793.
Patanio, the pride of the plain. 3287:
Pat-a-pan. 3288, 32570-32572.
Patch & pray. 49383.
Patch up the crack that-you made in my heart.
17344,
Patches, patches! Ration us our patches. 49384.
Pater -imon. 12794,
Pater noster. 3289-3291, 22195.
Pate’s hello neighbor song. 12795.
Path of life. 3292.
Path of the sun. 3293.
Path that leads to you. 5201 (762)
Path to Memory Lane. 17899.
Pathway from the moon. 12796.
Pathway of dreams. 52625.
Pathway to love. 32573.
Patience & prayers. 36955.
Patient lover. 53636 (418)
Patient morale. 12797. ;
Patito patito - entrale en ayunas. 32574.
Patojo. 40351.
Patrica. 32575.
Patricia. 22196.
Patricia Ann. 32576.
Patrick Henry’s resolution. 12798.
Patrick Joseph Murphy. 49385.
Patriot. 40352.
Patriotic. 44995.
Patriotic airs. 9582 (386)
Patriotic airs of the U.S.A. 12799, 17345.
Patriotic America. 27241.
Patriotic blues. 40353.
Patriotic bonds of friendship. 44996.
Patriotic hymn. 44997.
Patriotic Patrick Muldoon. 47124 (384)
Patriotic pep song. 12800.
Patriotic prayer. 3294.
Patriotic rhythm. 7900, 22197.
Patriotic song. 12801.
Patriotic songs. 52626.
Patriotic songs to familiar airs. 36956.
Patriotic waltz. 17346.
Patriotic way. 49386.
Patriotism. 27242.
Patriotism plus. 36957.
Patriots be. 17347.
Patriot’s prayer. 32577.
Patriot’s return. 36958.
Patronize your neighborhood store, that’s the
right ado. 12802.
Pat’s discovery. 32578.
Pat’s in the army now. 12803.
Patsy & Joe. 52627.
Patsy finds out. 12804.
Patter feet. 44998. —
Pattermof love for two. 22198.
Patty Lu. 40354,
Paul Bunyan. 17348.
Paul Jones. 7901.
Paul Revere’s ride. 3295.
Pauline. 32579, 32580. —
Pauline waltz. 38171 (317)
Paul’s (Charles) radio transitions. 36959.
Paureida waltz. 44999.
Pausa. 5201 (763) —
Pause for a moment of prayer. 24219 (1067)
Pavane. 32581-32583.
Pavane pur une infante defunte. 12805.
Pavans, galliards, almaines & other short airs in
five parts. 32584.
Paving victory’s way. 40355.
Paw has bloomed again. 27243.
2191
| Pay-day. 17349, 22199, 45000.
Paycer concerto no. 1. 52628.
Pazza per amore. 41610 (163)
Peace. 12806, 34788 (553), 36960, 49387,
49388.
Peace across the battle grounds. 40356.
Peace again. 32585.
Peace & democracy. 32586.
Peace & justice for all. 32587.
Peace & quiet. -36961.
Peace, be still. 17350, 40357.
Peace everlasting. 24219 (1068)
Peace, good will, the angels bring. 49389.
Peace I leave with you. 17351. ‘
Peace in my heart. 45001.
Peace in the harbors. 49390.
Peace is a-knocking. 36962.
Peace! Itis I. 49391, 52629,
Peace, love & laughter. 32588.
Peace of Allah, 3296.
weace of God. 29091 (485)
Peace of mind. 49392.
Peace on earth,” 17352, 45002.
Peace on earth’s worth fighting for. 12807.
Peace once again onto the earth. 22200:
Peace, perfect peace. 9582 (387)
Peace pipe. 53636 (419)
Peace River Valley. 22201.
Peace song. 27244.
Peace.thru the blood of the cross. 50835 (286)
Peace time is over. 36963.
Peace to the heart of man. 40358.
Peace waltz. 32589.
Peace will comé. 27245.
Peace will return. 22202.
Peace with honor. 22203.
Peaceful little cottage. 27246.
‘Peaceful nation. 12808.
Peaceful Rafferty. 38171 (318)
Peaceful slumb’ring on the ocean. 5201 (764)
Peaceful Valley. 12809.
Peaceful valleys, winding lanes. 52630.
Peach. 17353.
Peaches & cream. 22204.
Peacock throne. 18101, 22204*.
- Peanut vendor. 27247.
Pearl from the ocean of love. 53636 (420)
Pearl Harbor. 3297, 3298, 7902-7904, 12810-12815,
17354, 17355, 22205-22208, 27248-27250, 32590,
32591, 36964-36966, 40359, 49393.
PearlHarbor & the: U.S.A. 22209.
Pearl Harbor blues. 32592.
Pearl Harbor day. 7905, 32593.
Pearl Harbor disaster. 49394, 52631.
Pearl Harbor erase the sting. 3299.
Pearl Harbor heartbreak. 52632.
Pearl Harbor invasion. 12816.
Pearl Harbor lights. 22210.
Pearl Harbor march. 3300, 22211.
Pearl Harbor montage. 45003.
Pearl Harbor, Pearl Harbor, we hear you calling.
7906.
Pearl Harbor reverie. 45004.
Pearl Harbor treachery. 3301.
Pearl Harbor, we are with you. 12817.
Pearl Harbor, we will revenge your wrong. 40360.
Pearl Harbor we'll avenge. 12818.
Pearl Harbor will bloom again. 22212,
Pearl Harbour. 22213.
Pearl of dew. 22214.
Pearl of Pearl Harbor. 27251. -
Pearl of the Pacific. 3302.
Pearl song. 45005.
Pearletta. 12819. . .
Pearls of my soul. 40361.
Peas porridge hot. 3303.
Peasant girl. 5201 (585), 9582 (158, 594), 24219
(1069) |
Peasant’ s dance. 47124 (385)
Peasant’s song. 34788 (554)
Pease-porridge-tawney. 45006.
Peat-bog soldiers. 52633.
Pebble‘in my heart. 27252.
Pebbles. 14692 (544)
Pebbly | stream. 45007.
Péche 4 la ligne. 14692 (545)
Peddler’s song. 7907.
Pedlar. 5201 (765)
Pedro. 22215.
- Pedro mio. 17356.
~ Pedro, the wood-chopper. 36967.
Peek-a-boo. 40362.
Peek a boo I see you. 36968.
Peek-a-boo rag. 24219 (1070)
Peekin’ thru the lilacs, when I fell in love with you.
40363.
Peenie. 27253.
Peep ata jeep. 45008.
Peeping moon. 7908.
Peg-leg shuffle. 7909.
Peg to hand dreams on. 36969.
’ Peggy. 12820, 17357, 53636 (421)
Peggy Ann. 45009.
Peggy conducts. 12821.
Peggy darling. 36970.
Peggy, you. 7910.
Peggy’s a creature of moods. 14692 (546)
Pele E. 3304.
Pelican dip. 12822.
Pelotas. 12823.
Pena. 3305, 36971.
Penas. 22216.
Pendulum is swinging Hitler. 36972.
Penelope. 17358. |.
Penguin dances. 17359.
Penguin processional. 3306.
Penguin’s march. 12824.
Penitent. 40364.
Penitent children. 3307.
Penitent’s dream. 22217.
Penitent’s prayer. 24219 (1071)
Penn College alma mater song. 32594.
Pennies count. 45010.
Pennies in my pocket. 52634.
Pennies on parade. 32595.
Pennsylvania polka, 7911, 27254, 32596, 40365,
45011. ;
Penny arcade. 12825, 17360.
Penny for your thoughts. 32597, 32598.
Penny for your thoughts, junior miss. 52635.
Penny wishing well. 3308, 45012.
Pensee capricieuse. 50835 (287)
Pensée fugitive. 50835 (288)
Pensée intime. 40366.
Pensiero ate. 5201 (766)
Pent paradise. 49395.
People. 3309.
People are wrong about you & me. 32599.
People come in. 3310.
People like you & me. 27255.
People of the U.S.A. 52636.
People, yes. 11521.
People Ss choice. 17361.
People’ 8 peace. 49396.
People’ S war. 36973, 45013.
People’s world. 45014.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Pepepeto. 45015.
Pepita. 12826.
Pepper tree. 49397.
Peppermint stick Hitler never will lick. 7912.
Peppermint stick waltz. 22218.
Peppermint sticks at play. 52637.
Peppy polka. 7913.
Per ardua ad astra. 32600.
Per un bacio d’amor. 32601, 32602.
Percy & the bull. 45016.
Perdi mi corazon. 32603.
Perdido. 12827, 17362, 36974.
Perdona tanto carino. 32604.
Perdoname sefior. 3311.
Perfect baby. 49398.
Perfect description of you. 3312.
Perfect dream. 45017.
Perfect evening. 22219.
Perfect memory. 32605.
Perfect peace & rest. 53636 (422)
Perfect setting for love. 7914, 45018.
Perfect song. 14692 (547), 24219 (1072-1074),
34788 (555)
Perfect symphony. 17915.
Perfect victory. 45019.
Perfection. 49399.
Perfection in style. 34788 pe
Perfume of love. 50835 (289)
Perhaps. 5201 (767), 7916, 40367.
Perhaps - but wait & see. 32606.
Perhaps I never told you. 40368.
Perhaps the old gray mare ain’t what she
used to be. 12828.
Period piece in the 18th century manner. 22220.
Perjura. 22221.
Perkins (Walton) modern popular piano method.
49400.
Perl [?] Harbor I won’t forget you. 27256.
Permita mi negra suerte. 36975.
Perpetual motion. 29091 (486), 40369.
Perpetuum mobile. 9945.
Perro. 7917.
Perro, gato y gallo. 45020.
Persian dawn. 32607. °
Persiana. 32608.
Personality. 5201 (768)
Personally. 7918.
Perspective. 45021.
Persuasive argument. 3313.
Pert & pretty. 5201 (769)
Peruvian chant. 27257.
Peruvian Inca melodies. 22222, 22223.
Pesma jugoslavije. 12829.
Pet show. 32669.
Pétalo de un beso. 27258.
Petals. 14692 (548)
Pete Knight’s last ride. 45022.
Peteneras. 17919.
Peter & the lamb. 45023.
Peter & the wolf. 3314, 12093, 12830, 17363, -
17364, 22224, 46182.
Peter Blue, the Sioux. 27259.
Peter idyl. 32609.
Peter Kreuder’s romanze. 32878.
Peter 1’Orange march. 7920.
Peter Pan polka. 12831.
Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater. 7921.
Peter Piper. 22225.
Peter Rabbit. 17365.
Peter the drummer. 27260.
Peter, you cheater. 45024. _
Peterkin the black cat. 27261.
Peter’s dream. 40369*.
Peterson's (E.V.) Christian songs. 22226.
2193
Petit Noél. 36976.
Petit roi de la chaumiére. 5201 (770)
Petit sabot. 52638.
Petite bijouterie. 53636 (423)
Petite Hungarian polka: 29091 (487)
Petite pastorale. 36977,
Petite serenade. 14692 (607)
Petite suite. 3315.
Petite symphony for flute & piano. 17366.
Petite valse. 32610, 32611, 34788 (557)
Petite valse de concert. 3316.
Petition for an exile. 32612.
Petition to the sacred wounds. 7922.
Petrouchka. 10293.
Petticoat army march. 36978, 36979.
Petticoat Lane. 34788 (558), 38171 (319)
Petticoat soldiers. 36980.
Petty girl is like a melody. 32613.
Petunia. 52639.
Petunia’s prayer. 40370.
Phantasie. 24219 (1075)
Phantom love. 49401.
Phantom riders. 47124 (386)
Phantom ships. 34788 (559)
Phantom Trail. 32614.
Phenomenal. 12832, 12833.
Phi rho sigma’s beautiful one.
Phi rouser. 12834.
Philadelphia blues. 12835.
Philadelphia, cradle of liberty. 27262.
Philadelphia polka. 7923.
Phileta. 40371.
Philip from Philadelphia is fighting in the Phil-
ippines. 12836.
Philipine [?] cavalier. 7924.
Philippine. 3317.
Philippine patrol. 45025.
Philippino baby. 12837.
Phillip D'Amour. 49401*.
Phillipian [?] festival. 49402.
Philomel, thy magic singing. 53636 (424)
Philomena. 7925, 22227.
Philosopher & the lady. 53636 (9)
Philosophy. 17926.
Phoebe. 49403.
Phoebe let that bumble bee be. 22228.
Phoebus shines in splendor o'er us. 24219 (1076)
Phoenix Park nocturne. 40372.
Phone me some night at eight. 38171 (320)
Phoney boogey men. 3318.
Phonograph record. 22229.
Phooey Mister Hitler. 17368.
Phooie to der Fuehrer. 22230, 32615.
Phyllis & Damon. 14692 (549)
Phyllis & Strephon. 40373.
Phyllis in town. 32616.
Physicians of America are your friends. 52640.
Pianist. 7927. _
Piano album. 53636 (425)
Piano blues. 40374.
Piano composition no. 4. 32617.
Piano concerto. 12838, 12839, 17369, 22231,
32618, 32619, 36981.
Piano concerto in A minor. 12840, 17370.
Piano concerto no. 1. 3319, 32620.
Piano dream. 22232.
Piano duets for two young pupils. 34788 (560)
Piano exercises for the systematic development
of finger stretching. 41610 (155)
Piano fun for boys & girls. 45026.
Piano play for every day. 40375.
Piano projects. 32621.
Piano sketches for rhythmic activity &dance. 36982.
17367.
INDEX
~Piano sonata. 12841, 45027.
Pianos on parade. 17371.
Picaflor. 3320, 3321.
Picardy. 71928.
Piccadilly glide. 5201 (771), 34788 (561)
Picciola. 5201 (772)
Piccolinette. 5201 (773)
Piccolo Pete. 49404. -
Piccolo tango. 36983.
Pick me a wild red rose. 12842.
Picke me up & Set me down in sunny Dixie Land.
45028.
Pick of the family take a look at her. 24219 (1077),
34788 (562)
Pick on me. 3322.
Pick-pick-pick a little polka. 45029.
Pick, pick, pickaninny. 5201 (774)
Pick the flowers that bloom today. 22233.
Pick up your heels. 7929.
Pickaninny song. 7930-7933.
Pickaninny you. 40376.
Pickets in defense. 27263.
Pickin’ cotton. 40377.
Pickin’ cotton in the sky. 22234.
Pickin’ the Japs from the lap of Yokohama. 49405.
Picking ’em up & layin’ ’em down. 40378.
Pickle-puss. 12843.
Pickle song. 49406.
Pickled Pete. 17372.
Pickup on pico. 36984.
Picnic. 36985.
‘Picnic in purgatory.. 3323.
Picnic in the park. 27264.
Picnic in the waods. 12844.
Picture album. 17373.
Picture in the cloud. 40379.
Picture me without you. 27265.
Picture of love. 52641.
Picture of the past. 3324.
Picture of you. 3325.
Picture of you in your sweet dress of blue.
45030.
Picture of you on my mind, 22235.
Picture on the mantle. 40380.
Picture today. 40381.
_ Pictures at an exhibition. 17934.
Pictures from an exhibition. 17374.
Pictures I paint in my dreams. 217266.
Picturesque Massachusetts. 32622.
‘Picturesque Patzcuaro. 27267.
Pie Plant Pete & Bashful Joe’s favorite old time
Songs. 12845.
Piéce ancienne. 47124 (387)
Piece de concerte. 27268.
Piéce heroique. $326.
Piéces dans différents styles. 14692 (550-552)
Pieces of eight. 45031.
Pied Piper. 7935, 36985.
Pied Piper of America. 49407.
Pied Piper of Ham’lin Town. 49408.
Pied viper’s tune. 22236.
Piedra libre. 52642.
Piedras. 36987.
Pierre & Indians. 22237.
Pierre of the plains. 13114, 19997, 22237-
22239.
Pierrot. 14692 (553, 554) :
Pierrot et Pierrette. 34788 (563)
Piesnia. 14692 (555)
Piezas infantiles. 32623.
Pig trails. 22240.
Pigeon walk. 5201 (775), 24219 (ore)
Pigeons of St. Patrick’s. 32624.
pt. 3,n.s., v. 37
Pigs. 32669.
Pilarefia. 22241.
Pilgrim chorus. 24219 (1079)
Pilgrim mother’s cradle song.
Pilgrims are we. 32625.
Pilgrim’ s chorus, 7936.
Pilgrim’ S march. 50835 (290)
Pilgrim’ S message. 29091 (488)
Pilgrim’s song. 12846, 17375, 24219 (1080),
45033.
Pillars of the earth. 17937.
Pilon. 17376.
Pilon steals. the sweeper. 17377.
Pilot of the sea. 5201 (776)
Pilotes canadiens. 17378.
Pilots from Tuskegee. 27269.
Pilot’s sugar sweet. 32626.
Pim pam pum. 22242.
Pin. 45034.
Pin ball jump. 12847.
Pin waltz. 36988.
Pin your dreams to the stars in Old Glory. re
Pinball Paul. 3327.
Pinch me. 32627, 40382.
Pinch me, & see if I’m dreaming. 27270.
Pinch of pleasure. 12848.
Pine hill prelude. 3328. .
Pine-top Joe. 12849.
45032.
. Pines. 40383.
2194
Pines of Monterey. 17379.
Piney hills of Texas. 27271.
Piney ridge. 53636 (426)
Pink & white. 5201 (777)
Pink balloons. 3329.
Pink Clover Blossom Lane. 22243.
Pink dress. 27272.
Pink knees. 17380.
Pink poodle. 24219 (1081)
Pinochle song. 24219 (1082)
Pins de la villa Médicis. 9582 (388)
Pinsatici megghio. 17938.
Pinto. 45036.
Pio pio pio. 3330.
Pioneer march. 50835 (291)
Pioneer schottische. 47124 (388)
Pioneer songs of Palestine. 32628.
Pioneer woman. 22244.
Pioneers. 17381.
Pioneers of old Grinneli. 27273.
Pioneers West. 32629.
Piotrus. 17382.
Pipe & guitar love scene. 32630.
Piper. 24219 (1083)
Piper wind. 3331.
Piping faun. 22245.
Pirates’ dogs. 17383.
Pirates’ hut. 17384.
Pirates’ money. 17385.
Pirate’s rag. 38171 (321-324)
Pirin pin pollo. 27274.
Pirolito. 7939.
Pirouette. 12850, 27275.
Pisen Svobody. 12851.
Pistol packin mamma. 7940.
Pit-a-pat. 12852.
Pitch a little woo. 36989.
Pitch right in. 45037.
Pitchin’ on down. 17386.
Pitter patter. 17387.
Pitter pitter patter, it looks like rain. 3332.
Pity poor Antonio, Cleopatra’s beau. 45038.
Pixies. 5201 (778)
Pizza. 27276.
:
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Pizzicati. 27277.
Pizzicato. 52643.
Place I want to go. 12853.
- Place of my dream. 45039.
Placid waters. 45040.
Placing money in the bank. 36990.
Plagiarist’s rhapsody. 36991.
Plain Kate. 3333.
Plain Mister Yank. 36992.
lain ol’ blues. 32631.
Plain ol’ name o’ Smith. 5201 (779)
Plain talk. 17388, 32632.
Plains are calling me. 22246.
Plains of Oklahoma. 17389.
Plaintive prelude. 22247.
Plaisanterie. 12854.
Plaisir d’amour. 3334, 3335.
Planes for victory. 45041.
Planes in the sky.’ 52644.
‘Planes over America. 52645.
Plant a victory garden in your own back yard.
27278.
Plant some flowers by my grave. 45042.
Plantation days. 3336, 47124 (389)
' Plantation songs. 22248-22250.
Platinum star in your golden hair.. 45043.
Platoon attention. 7941.
Platterbrains. 7942.
Play boy shuffle. 22251.
Play boys on parade. 45044.
Play Gypsies - pags Gypsies. 12855, 27279.
Play it for me, I’m ah draftee. 27280.
Play me a grand old waltz. 17390.
Play me a tune. 22252, 40384.
Play me old time melodies. 7943.
Play me that tune. 5201 (780)
Play of the waves. 34788 (564)
Play that melody. 36993.
Play the music box. 32633.
Play the piany. 27281.
Play to me. 53636 (427)
Playboy cat. 36994.
Playboy of the prairie. 12856.
Played by a military band. 53636 (428)
Player queen. 53636 (429)
Playera. 32634.
Playful. 49409.
Playful faun. 36995.
Playful horses. 45045.
Playful pachyderm. 45046.
Playground. 3337.
Playing chess. 52646.
Playing in the field. 34788 (565)
Playing tag. 24219 (1084)
Playmate & I. 32635.
Playmates. 3547, 4114, 11090, 11101, 47124
(390)
Playtime. 24219 (1085, 1086)
Playtime for the young violin student. 18845
(242) :
Playtime march. 24219 (1087)
Playtime pal. 27282.
Playtime pictures. 36996.
Playtime songs, old & new.. 34788 (566)
Plaza Zaragoza. 3338.
Plazita. 36997.
Plea for defense. 7944.
Pleading. 5201 (781), 22253, 45047, 47124 (391),
50835 (292)
Pleading Flag. 45048.
Pleading Saviour. 49410.
Pleasing with you, daddy. 49411.
Pleasa:. dreams. 7945, 52647, 52648.
Pleasant hours. 14692 (556)
Pleasant trip. 18845 (243)
Pleasant Valley. 52649.
Pleasant walk. 29091 (489)
Please answer my letter. 22254.
Please be brave. 32636:
Please be mine. 12857.
Please be there. 27283.
Please be true. 27284.
Please believe me. 49412.
Please bring back my daddy tome. 17391.
Please buy a bond, 40385.
Please buy a bond today. 17392.
Pléase come back. 45049.
Please come back again. 3339.
Please come back in my arms tonight. 45050.
Please come back little darling. 32637.
Please come back little dove of peace. 12858.
Please come back to me. 7946, 7947, 22255,
45051.
Please come home. 32638.
Please destroy our rose. 45052.
Please do my family a favor & love me. 14692
(557)
Pleasé do not disturb. 45053.
Please, don’ it blackout the moon. 27285, 52650.
Please, don’ t bother me. 12859.
Please don’ it break my heart. 32639.
Please don’t cry. 9582 (389), 12860, 17393, 17394,
49413.
Please don’ ,t cry, dear mother. 52651.
Please don’t cry, my baby. 49414.
Please don’t cry for me. 45054.
Please don’ ,t cry, I love you, little darling. 3340.
Please don’t cry, sweetheart. 22256.
Please don’t do as I do but just do as I say.
45055.
Please don’t ever leave me fOr another sweetheart.
3341.
Please don’t flirt. with me. 5201 (782)
Please don’t fool around with my heart. 32640.
Please don’t fool me. 32641.
Please don’t forget. 22257.
Please don’ t gOaway. 22258, 32642.
Please don’t keep me in suspense. 45056.
Please don’ t leave me now. 3342.
Please don’t make a football out of my heart.
3343.
: Please don’ “ make a Shortage on love. 7948.
Please don’t make those eyes at me. 7949.
Please don’t put priorities on love. 17395.
Please don’t ration love. 3344, 22259-22262, 27286,
45057, 52652, 52653.
Please ‘don’ t ration love, baby. 12861.
Please don’t ration my dreams. 49415.
Please don’t ration our love. 27287, 36998.
Please don’t ring the curtain down. 27288.
wlease don’t rock the boat... 17396.
Please don’t say, no. 36999.
Please don’t say we’re through. 52654.
Please don’t say yes. 49416.
Please don’ t send me flowers. 27289.
Please don’t steal my baby while I’m gone.
22263.
Please don’t stop. 52655. 5
Please don’t tell me you don’t love me. 45058.
Please don’t tell me’ you love me. 40386.
Please don’t wait too long. 45059.
Please don’t walk out of my arms. 40387.
Please drop me a line. 12862, 49417.
Please forget about me. 37000.
Please forgive me. 3345, 17397.
Please give mea break. 3346.
2195
Please Got. 3347
Please God, bring peace to the U.S.A. 3348.
Please handle with care, 7950.
Please hurry, daddy. 37001.
Please hurry home. 40388.
Please, I love you. 27290.
Please introduce me to you. 49418.
Please lead me inside. 12863.
Please let me dream a soldier's dream. 17951.
Please let me finish my dream. 27291.
Please let me forget. 45060.
Please let me kiss you goodnight. 17398.
Please let’s say it with a smile. 27292.
Please linger longer. 7952.
Please little breeze. 49419.
Please Louise. 22264, 40389.
Please love me, won * you, baby. 32643.
Please, mister. 37002.
Please, Mr. Henderson, don’t take away my jeep.
32644.
Please Mister Moon. 40390.
* Please, Mister President. 7953.
Please Mr. President, don’t ration love. 49420.
Please Mr. Sandman, take care of my dad. 40391.
Please! My darling. 22265.
Please note & write a letter to me. 45061.
Please oh dear Lord send my daddy back to
me. 52656,
Please! Oh please! Play a polka. 45062.
Please operator. 17399.
Please order your last drinks, 52657, 52658.
Please play fair with me. 27293.
. Please remember. 45063, 52659, 52660.
Please remember me. 22266.
Please remember’ to remember. 7954.
Please return. 37003, 45064.
_ Please return my heart. 32645.
Please say when. 32646.
Please say yes. 45065.
Please say you didn’t say it. 45066.
Please show me the way to the cross. 32647.
Please sing aloha. 32648.
Please stay away. 22267.
Please stay out of my dreams. 49421.
Please stranger. 37004.
-Please take care of Sally. 3349.
Please take me back into your heart again.
12864.
Please take me down to the fair ground. 32649.
Please take my heart. 7955.
Please tell me. 12865.
Please tell me darlin’ tnat you care. 32650.
Please tell me darling. 12866.
Please tell me dear. 27294.
Please tell me, Uncle Sam. 22268.
Please tell your heart Ido. 32651.
Please think of me. 45067, 45068.
Please try to love me, 22269.
Please Uncle Sam, be good to him. 22270.
. Please wait. 45069.
Please wait for me. 17400.
Please wait for me dear ’til it’s over. 32652.
Please wait for me little sweetheart. 40392.
Please wave the Flag for me daddy, just like I
waved it for you. 49422..
Please won't you leave my girl alone. 45070.
Please write a letter. 49423.
Please write me a letter. 37005.
Please write tome. 222771.
Pleasing. 45071.
Pledge allegiance to romance. 32653.
Pledge for victory. 40393.
Pledge of allegiance. 12867, 17401, 22272-22275,
40394.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag. 22276.
Pledge of allegiance to the WAAC. 370086,
Pledge of rural youth. 3350.
_ Pledge song. 45072.
Pledge of the army nurse corps. 52661.
Pledge to America. 12868, 17402, 27295.
Pledge to liberty. 49424.
Pledge to our grand U.S.A. 27296.
Pledge to the Flag. 32654-32656, 37007.
' Pledge to victory. 12869, 45073.
Plenty. 32657.
Plenty of room for two. 3351.
Plenty to be thankful for. 45074.
Pliaska. 14692 (558)
P’lice’ll have me before long. 47124 (392)
Plow that broke the plains. 32658.
Plowman’s morning song. 12870. J
Plucked again. 3352.
Plucking roses. 24219 (1088, 1089)
Pluie. 5201 (783)
Plus belle que jamais. 5201 (784)
Pluto & the armadillo. 37008.
Pluto at the zoo. 22277.
Plygeingan. 52662.
Plymouth Hoe. 5201 (785)
Po’ di ritmo. 32659.
Po’ lil’ Jesus. 17403.
Poakalani. 3353.
Pobble who has no toes. 7956.
Pobre gitana. 12871.
Pobre rea. 32660.
Pociag, placzka, babskai djabeltanczy. 7957.
Pod bregom. 12872.
Poem. 27297, 32661, 45075, 52663.
Poem set to music. 45076.
Poem suite no. 1. 3354.
Poemas bajos. 32662.
Poeme.. 3355, 3356, 32663.
Poemi del sole. 14692 (559)
Poet & the baby. 12873.
Poet & the nightingale. 5201 (786)
Poet, peasant & light cavalryman. 34788 (567)
Poet, peasant & light cavalryman march. 47124 (393)
Poetique. 17404.
Poet’s dream. 27298.
Pogo. 7958, 45077.
Pogrom ojezyzny. 32664.
Point scuffle. 117405.
Poisoned thorn. 24219 (1090)
Pokio at Tokio. 7959.
Polichinelle. 12874.
Policromia. 27299.
Pelicy for democracy. 22278.
Po) sh dance. 17406, 41610 (156), 52664.
Po .sh mazurka. 12875.
Polish song. 22279.
Polish tears. 3357.
Polish treat polka. 32665.
Polished pebbles. 18845 (244)
Polka. 3358, 17407, 52665.
Polka Bregyda. 24219 (1091)
Polka-burlesque. 27300.
Polka cola. 3359.
Polka dots. 12876.
Polka Felix kotek. 3360.
Polka groch z kapusta. 3361.
Polka jitters. 32666.
Polka Karolka. 22280.
Polka mignon. 24219 (1092)
Polka na harnonji. 3362.
Polka serenade. 27301, 32667.
Polka time is on. 32668. '
Poll perica. 17408.
Pollock’s (Murjel) musical moods. 49425.
2196
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Polly. 47124 (394)
Polly & Peggy. 45078.
Polly inthe parlor. 17409.
Polly wolly doodle. 3363, 52666.
Polo-spiele. 5201 (787, 788)
Polonaise. 17410, 34788 (568)
Polonaise militaire. 12877, 41610 (157), 45079.
Polonia. 53636 (430)
Polski kraj. 9582 (390)
Polski rybak. 17411.
Pomelani. 3364.
Pomp & pageantry. 3365, 12878.
Pompey. 52667.
Ponce de Leon. 17412.
Pond lilies. 18845 (245)
Ponder my words. 53636 (431)
Ponies. 27302.
Ponoc kad dodje. 22281.
Pony & Pigs. 32669.
Pony-back, horseback, here we go. 37009.
Pony Boy is in the army now. 22282.
Pony ride. 12879.
Poo jablonia. 3366.
Poo tinka poo. 22283.
Poodle. 30449.
Pooh pooh. 7960.
Pool of Solan. 50835 (293)
Poomaikalani. 27303.
Poontang poontang rankytang, my sweet potatoe [?]
12880.
Poor & needy. 29091 (490), 50835 (294)
Poor boy’s last ride. 12881.
Poor delirious me. 49426.
Poor Kelly blues. 45080.
Poor little fleur-de-lis. 49427.
Poor little Jesus. 40395.
Poor little me. 37010.
Poor little rich girl. 18845 (246)
Poor maiden so. 37011.
Poor nightingale. 32670.
Poor old Porky. 32671.
Poor shepherds left their flocks at night. 49428.
Poor you. 12882, 49429.
Pop goes the weasel. 27304.
Popitie. 3367.
Poplars & birches. 40396.
Popocatepetl. 3368.
Poppa drop a nickel in. 17961.
Poppy. 9582 (391)
Popular airs of the Dominican Republic. 32672.
Popular Italian melodies. 14692 (560)
Popular melody inC. 49430.
Popular melody in D flat. 49431. .
Popular melody in F. 49432.
Popular rag. 41610 (158)
wopular song. 45081.
Popular song hits. 40397.
Popular themes by great masters. ‘27305.
Por corrientes va una conga. 17962.
Por Dios que si. 45082.
Por esote adoro. 12883.
Por favor. 22284.
Por que. 52668.
Por que dudas. 45083.
Por si acaso me quieres. 22285.
Porgy & Bess. 25652, 27306, 49868.
Pork chop song. 49433.
Port of God Knows Where. 50835 (295)
Porthos. 24219 (1093)
Portion of paradise. 7963, 22286, 27307.
Portrait. 49434.
Portrait for orchestra. 12884.
Portrait in rhythm. 27308.
Posaunenchor album. 9582 (392, 393)
Posies. 47124 (395)
Posledni polka. 3369.
*Possum trot. 12885.
Post to post. 7964.
Post war date. 52669.
Postal of love. 40398.
Posterland. 14692 (561)
Postillon von Lonjumeau. 5201 (313)
Postman, blow your whistle. 27309.
Postscript. 27310.
Postcript to ma. 12886.
Pot luck. 45084.
Rotato. 32673.
Potsdam, hailtothee. 49435.
Pottag-Hovey method for French horn. 45085.
Pound Ridge. 3370.
Poundin’ on the piano. 7965.
Poupée. 40399.
Pour your heart out ina song. 22287.
Pouring my heart out to you. 17413.
Pourquoi dans les grands bois. 3371.
Powder blue. 12887, 22288.
Powder-puff cowboy. 17414.
Powder puff waltz. 24219 (1094)
Powder River, let ’er buck! Lick the slick Jap,
P.D.Q. 32674, 32675.
Power. 45086.
Power & the glory. 49436.
Power of God. 49437.
Power of love. 7966.
Power squadron song. 37012, 45087.
Powers girl, 52081, 52601, 52622, 53120.
Pozdravdovlasti. 32676.
Pozegnanie zofnierza. 14692 (171)
P’ra que discutir. 40400.
Practice on a patriotic scale. 52670.
Practice the presence of God. 29091 (491)
Praeludier. 47124 (396)
Praeludium. 17967.
Praludium u. fuge, es dur. 9582 (394)
Praludium, Fuge und Allegro. 14692 (562)
Prairie home. 32677.
-Prairie in my dreams I hear you call. 3372.
Prairie love song. 40401.
Prairie lullaby: 12888.
Prairie moon. 22289.
Prairie night. 27311.
Prairie nights. 49438.
Prairie of home. 32678.
Prairie parade. 32679.
Prairie rose. 5201 (789)
Prairie song. 32680.
Prairie stars. 12889.
Prairie wind. 40402.
Prairie’s callin’ me home. 27312.
Praise. 12890, 22290.
Praise & prayer. 9582 (395)
Praise & worship. 3373, 27313.
Praise & worship choruses. 40403.
Praise be to Thee. 22291.
Praise Him forevermore. 24219 (1095)
Praise His name. 12891, 12892.
Praise Jehovah. 49439.
Praise, Lord, for Thee in Zion waits. 27314.
Praise the Lord. 29091 (492), 37013.
Praise the Lord & pass the ammunition. 27315,
27316, 37014.
Praise the Lord, His glories show. 7968.
Prasie the Lord, O Jerusalem. 24219 (1096),
32681, 53636 (432)
Praise the Lord, ye sons & daughters. 12893.
Praise the name of the Lord. 12894, 50835 (296)
2197
Praise to Jehovah, 22292.
Praise waits in Zion. 50835 (297)
Praise ye the Father. 34788 (569)
Praise ye the Lord of Peace, 51519.
Praise ye the Lord, the Almighty. 45088.
Praise ye the name of the Lord. 34788 (570)
Praised be the Lord, 29091 (493)
Praises to God, 32682,
Praises to Jesus. 32683.
Pranks, 3374, 22293.
Pray. 17415.
Pray & fight for\victory. 32684.
Pray & sing & cheer, 49440.
Pray for me, little darling. 45089.
Pray for me mom, when I get there. 37015.
Pray for peace. 12895, 49441.
Pray for the boys. 45090, 52671.
Pray for the day. 22294, 49442,
Pray for the lights to go out.
53636 (433)
Pray for victory. 37016.
Pray on - pray on. 52672.
Pray through. 3375.
Pray through & trust. 12896.
Pray thru. 27317.
Pray till the light breaks through. 52673.
Pray with me a little while longer. 40404.
Pray you sinners; 52674,
Prayer. 17416, 22295-22297, 27318, 32685,
34788 (571), 40405, 40406, 45091-45098,
47124 (397, 398), 49443, 52675.
Prayer & a promise, 17417.
Prayer & response; 24219 (1097)
Prayer changes things. 32686.
Prayer for a liftle black kitty. 49444,
Prayer for America. 22298, 22299, 40407, 45099.
Prayer for confidence, 40408.
Prayer for daddy. 40409.
’ Prayer-for divine aid. 45100.
Prayer for freedom. 32687.
Prayer for home. 17418.
Prayer for men in war. 52676,
. Prayer for New Hampshire. 22300.
Prayer for others, 27319.
Prayer for our country. 17419.
Prayer for peace. 3376, 22301, 22302.
Prayer for rest. 22303, 22304,
Prayer for Russia. 49445, 52677.
Prayer for song. 12897.
Prayer for the government of the U. S. A. 12898.
Prayer for the New Year. 34788 (572)
Prayer for the U. S. A. 3377.
Prayer for these days, 3378.
Prayer for today. 40410, 40411.
‘Prayer for troublous times. 37017.
Prayer for unity & peace. 27320,
Prayer for victory. 12899, 32688.
Prayer from Hansel & Gretel. 32689.
Prayer hymn, 7969, 37018.
Prayer I pray. 52678.
Prayer in B flat. 3379.
Prayer of a campfire girl. 27321.
Prayer of a legionaire. 32690.
Prayer of a soldier. 3380.
Prayer of a tired child, 24219 (1098)
Prayer of an anguished heart. 45101.
Prayer of busy hands, 27322.
Prayer of David. 3381.
Prayer of deliverance. 17420.
Prayer of gratitude. 45102.
Prayer of Mary Queen of Scots, 17421.
Prayer of patriotism. 45103.
Prayer of thanksgiving. 3382.
38171 (325),
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v.37
Prayer of the armed forces, 45104.
Prayer of the music maker, 40412.
Prayer of the nation, 12900.
Prayer of the persecuted. 17422,
Prayer response. 7970.
Prayer song. 5201 (790)
_ Prayer to Persephone. -27323.
Prayer to the moon, 40413,
Prayer we make, 3383.
Prayers will win the war. 27324.
Praying for country and you dear. 52679.
Preamble hymn, 27325,
Preciosa. 40414,
Preciosidad, 27326.
Precious, 3384, 49446.
Precious bit of heaven. 22305.
Precious blood. 27327,
Precious hands. 3385.
Precious Jesus, 24219 (1099)
‘Precious liberty. 52680.
2198
Precious little diary. 49447.
Precious little dreamer. 3386.
Precious Name. 34788 (573, 574)
Precious Nell. 32691.
Precocious piggy. 22306.
Preghiera, 27328,
Preghiera della Madonna. 45105.
Preghiera per la pace. 3387, 17423.
Prego, un ritornello. 32692.
Preguntale 4 las estrellas. 34788 (575)
Prelude. 3388, 3389, 7971, 32693, 34788
(576)
Prelude & dance. 22307, 27329.
Prelude & fugue. 22308, 45106.
Prelude & Siciliana. 34788 (577)
Prelude & variations in G minor. 37019.
Prélude dramatique. 29091 (494)
Prelude et allegro. 27330.
Prelude for piano, 22309.
Prelude in B flat min. 37020.
Prelude in C sharp min. 12901, 27331.
Prelude in E flat. 18845 (247)
Prelude in F. 18845 (248)
Prelude in F sharp min. 18845 (249)
Prelude in G maj. 12902,
Prelude in March, 17972.
Prelude no. 1 in A flat min, 45107.
Prelude on St, Fabian. 17424,
Prelude to a broken heart, 22310.
Prelude to autumn, 7973,
Prelude to love. 22311.
Prelude to nothing. 17425.
Prelude to spring. 17426,
Preludes, 45108, 52681.
Preludio fugato. 27332.
Premiére méditation in A. 5201 (791)
Preparatory finger practice. 5201 (792)
Prepare to meet our Savior. 37021.
Prepare to meet thy God. 38171 (326)
Presence of God. 22312.
Present arms, 45109, 45110.
Presenting Lily Mars. 31238, 32904, 33816, 34357,
37607, 37941, 38055, 40824, 44967, 49895, 50510.
Presentimiento mio. 32694.
President. 22313.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 3390.
President Roosevelt leads the world, 40415,
President Roosevelt march. 12903.
President said. 17427.
President says it’s wartime. 12904.
Presidente. 3391.
President’s birthday ball. 3392, 3393.
President’s dream, 45111.
nos. 1-12, 1942
President’s message. 52682.
President’s mother. 3394.
President’s war, victory & marching song. 45112.
Press your lips to mine. 52683.
Pressed bunch of violets. 3395.
Pressure of His hand. 34788 (578)
Pretend. 32695.
Pretending. 12905, 17428, 22314, 22315, 32696,
45113, 45114.
Prettiest girl. 32697.
Pretty as a picture. 7974.
Pretty baby blue eyes. 17430.
Pretty bird. 3396.
Pretty blue eyes I love. 3397.
Pretty bluebird. 27333.
Pretty deep. 32698.
Pretty dreams. 12906.
Pretty girl like you. 37022.
Pretty girl, she lied, she lied. 27334.
Pretty little ballerina. 3398.
Pretty little ditty. 22316.
Pretty little dream girl. 17431.
Pretty little girl. 17432.
Pretty little rabbit. 27335.
Pretty little Susan. 3399.
Pretty little tree. 7975.
Pretty Mrs. Smith. 5201 (793), 34788 (401, 579)
Pretty polly. 29091 (495)
Pretty Polly Oliver. 38171 (327)
Pretty prairie princess, handsome brave. 49448.
Pretty, pretty please. 22317.
Pretty soft. 45115.
Pretty soon. 37023.
Pretty white sailboat. 3400.
Pretty wild thing. 24219 (1100)
Preview of paradise. 12907.
Previn’s jump. 27336.
Price a woman pays. 47124 (399)
Price of liberty. 17433.
Price that I paid for you. 14692 (563)
Price we paid for freedom. 37024.
Price we pay. 49449.
Priceless. 12908, 12909, 45116.
Pride of a nation. 27337.
Pride of America. 49450, 53636 (434)
pride of my heart. 37025.
Pride of our country, Pearl Harbor. 7976.
Pride of our nation. 37026.
Pride of the nation. 49451.
Pride of the navy. 50835 (298, 299)
Pride of Uncle Sam. 12910, 12911.
Priére no. 1 in F. 9582 (396)
Priest’s chants & recitatives at the altar. 40416.
Prigimtoji Salis. 7977.
Prim Kose. 49452.
Prima ballerina. -32699.
Primary melodies. 18845 (250)
Primavera d’amore. 5201 (794)
Prime minister reception. 45117.
Primer amor. 37027.
Primitive love. 32700.
Prince Albert Polka. 12912.
Prince & princess. 45118.
Prince Hal. 24219 (1101), 53636 (435)
Prince Igor. 16848, 29702, 51133, 53636 (436)
Prince of Peace. 3401, 7978.
Prince of Wales grand march. 34788 (580, 581)
prince’s wedding. 34788 (582)
Princess Miami. 49453.
Princess Omaha. 22318.
Princess Pat. 38171 (4, 114, 116, 176-178, 204,
253, 259, 292, 357, 401, 423), 41610 (159), 47124
(207, 231, 400)
2199
INDEX
Princesse. 34788 (680)
Princess’s rose garden. 53636 (437)
Princeton forever. 27338.
Principessa dormente. 17979.
Printemps. 5201 (795), 22319.
Printemps fleuri. 38171 (328)
Prinzessin vom Nil. 47124 (401)
Priorities. 3402, 7980.
Priorities of 1943. 29044, 29792.
Priorities on your heart. 22320.
Priority. 17434.
Priority baby. 7981.
Priority march. 37028.
Priority on love. 7982.
Priscilla. 32701.
Priscilla spins. 34788 (583)
Prisoner of war. 40417.
Prisoner’s dream. 17983.
Prisoners’ march. 45119.
Private Barrow. 27339.
Private Brown. 45120.
Private Buckaroo. 12913, 26071, 33115,
33592.
Private for me. 32702.
Private —for you. 22321.
Private George. 49454.
Private has no privacy. 49455.
Private Jackson. 17435.
Private Jimmy Johnson of the U.S. A.
37029. ©
Private Joe. 22322, 27340.
Private Joe’s on his toes. 7984, 1743..
Private Miss Jones. 33735, 35844, 39585, 39672,
43314, 46851, 47212, 47213.
Private Murphy’s gone to camp. 40418.
Private Perry Pembroke Percival Potts from Po-
catello, Idaho. 7985, 12915.
Private rierrepont. 32703.
Private Pluto. 40419.
Private property. 14692 (564), 18845 (251)
Private Robert Harold Brooks. 32704.
Private Smith. 49456.
Private who’s privately mine. 32705.
Private-ly yours. 27341.
Pro-art band book. 12916.
Pro mesecini. 22323.
Pro patria. 9582 (397)
Pro patria armamus 245th coast artillery march.
17437. ;
Pro patria vigilans. 49457.
Problem. 38171 (329)
Procession of the Magi. 40420.
Procession of the toreadors. 14692 (565)
Processional. 17438.
Processional march. 27342, 47124 (402)
Proclaim the joyful sound. 22324.
Procrastinatin’. 17439.
Prod. no. 2015. 27506.
Prodigal son. 14692 (566)
Produce for victory. 27343.
Producing for victory. 45121.
Production for victory. 32706.
Production workers. 52684.
Profecia. 17440.
Professor Cupid. 24219 (1102)
Progress beer. 3403.
Progressive duets for piano. 9582 (398, 399)
Progressive muSic series. 3404, 7986, 9582 (400,
401), 53636 (438)
Progressive song. 7987.
Progressor. 50835 (300)
Prologue extatique. 17441.
Promenade. 45122.
12914,
Promenade of a snail. 12917.
Promenade on the white keys. 32707.
Promesas a mi madre. 45123.
‘Promise. 17442, 40421, 52685.
Promise, @ cross your heart. 22325.
Promise fulfilled. 32708.
Promise me, darling. 52686.
Promise of tomorrow. 32709.
Promise that you gave to me. 32710.
Promise to be mine. 7988.
Promise to be true while I’m away. 12918, 27344.
Promised land. 12919.
Promises you made me.
Pronto sera. 45124.
Propeller serenade. 3405.
Prophecies. 22326.
Prophecy. 7990.
Prophet. 9582 (436)
Proposal. 19920, 32711, 45125.
Proposal scene. 37030.
Proposal waltz. 32712, 45126.
Props & wings. 32713.
Prosetao mujo mlad. 12921.
Protect & guide our Flag. 12922, 45127.
Protect & respect America. 32714.
Protect our Flag. 22327.
Protect us through the coming night. 9582 (402)
Protect your Uncle Sam. 27345.
Proud. 12923.
Proud I’m an American, 12924, 22328.
Proud of him. 32715.
Proud of the U.S. A. 27346.
Proud of thee - America, 32716.
Proud of you. 45128.
Proud U.S. pilots. 3406.
Proudly wave. 37031.
Prove it tome. 12925.
Providing. 5201 (796, 797), 9582 (403)
Provocative you. 49458.
Proze panni wiejski. 17443.
Prudence. 50835 (301)
Prunella. 24219 (1103)
Psalm. 3407.
Psalm XX. 37032.
Psalm XLVII. 52687.
Psalm 90. 3408, 17444.
Psalm 96. 17445.
Psalm 100. 22329, 35535.
Psalm 102. 17446.
Psalm 122. 22330.
Psalm 141. 32717, 32718.
Psalm 150. 17447, 45129.
Psalm of thanksgiving. 47124 (403)
Psenice su klasale. 12926.
Psyche. 5201 (798)
Psyche song. 3409.
Public garden pieces.. 45130.
Public school class method for the violin. 29091
(496)
Public school march. 29091 (497), 34788 (584)
Pucker up your lips & whistle. 32719.
Puck’s birthday. 22331.
Puddin’ head. 12927.
Pudding and the pie. 52688.
Pudgie, wudgie, wee. 32720.
Pudgy. 22332.
Puedes irte de mi. 40422.
Puente de Waterloo. 18268.
Puerto Rico. 45131.
Pues Sera lo mejor. 45132.
7989.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Pull together. 49460.
Pull together, Canada. "12928.
' Pull your necks in. 45134.
Pulling together. 32721.
- Pullman’s pathetique. 22334.
Pulupe. 17991.
Pum Pam Pum. 45135.
Pum pum toca. 7992.
Punch & Judy. 24219 (1104)
Punchinello. 7993.
Punky. 7994.
Puppet dance. 53636 (439)
Puppets. 27347.
Puppy Fluffy, my pet pup. 49461.
Puppy love. 17448, 37033.
Puppy love time just around the corner. 37034.
Purcell’s trumpet voluntary. 12929, 45136.
Pure delight melody. 27348.
kure heart. 32722.
Pure hearts. 17449.
Purely biological. 12930.
Purely Platonic. 22445.
Puritani. 29091 (428) —
Puro corte. 45137.
Purple & white. 7995.
Purple cat. 3410.
Purple, green & gold. 32723.
wurple haze. 45138.
‘Purple heather. 3411, 32724.
Purple lilacs & you. 7996.
Purple lupine. 7997.
Purple pastel. 45139.
Purple roses. 12931.
Purple shadows. 17998.
Purple silhouettes. 7999.
Purple sunset. 34788 (585), 45140.
Purple tides at sunset. 27349.
Pursuit of Pamela. 5201 (799)
Pursuit of Priscilla. 5201 (800)
Push away closer. 32725. .
Push ‘em down. 27350, 37035.
Push ’em up. 49462.
Push the Japs right back to Tokyo, the Nazis to
Berlin. 27351.
Pushin’ sand. . 27352.
Pushka’s taxi. 8000.
Puss In Boots. 45140*.
Puss’n Toots. 22336, 22337, 27353-27355.
_Pussy-foot Pete. 49463.
Pul-ease Mr. Henderson, don’t ration love. 49459.
Puleeze - Mrs. McGinty. 45133.
Pull out the stopper w pour out the corn. 22333.
Pussy willow babes. 45141.
Pussy willow waltz. 24219 (1105)
Put a blue screen over the gray Sky. 32726.
Put a kiss in the heart of this rose.
32727.
Put a little love, in each letter you write.
45142.
Put a ration on your kissin’. 32728.
Put a silver lining in the clouds. 49464.
Put a stamp in the book for Uncle Sam. 22338.
Put a star in the Flag for Pearl Harbor.
17450.
Put a three cent stamp on me, & send me back
to Tennessee. 49465.
Put another nail in Hitler’s coffin. 49466.
Put de cap 6n de bottle. .32729.
Put it on, take it off. 9582 (404), 34788 (586)
Put it over. 41610 (160)
Put it over for the Red White & Blue. 12932.
Put it there. 8001.
Put me in uniform. 22339.
Put me to sleep with an old fashioned melody,
wake me up with a rag. 34788 (587)
Put on the blue & khaki, fight for the U.S.A. 22340.
2200
nos, 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Put on your old gray bonnet, 22341.
Put plaintee plaintee love in yo’ heart. 9582 (405)
Put-put-put your arms around me. 17451.
Put that in your pipe & smoke it, 8002.
Put the ax to the Axis, 22342.
Put the boots to Hitler. 45143, 52689.
Put the lights out Matilda, 32730.
Put your arms around the army. 49467.
Put your best foot forward. 27356.
Put your dreams away. 45144.
Put your hand in the hand of Jesus. 49468.
Put your heart in ev’rything you do, 52690.
Put your pack upon your back, 49469.
Put your shoulder to the wheel. 3412, 22343,
$7036, 45145, 45146.
Putterin’ around. 17452,
Puttin’ it down. 17453.
Puttin’ it on a little bit thick, 32731.
Puttin’ you in the dozen. 3413.
‘Putting on a smile, but blue. 45147.
Pygmalion roses. 34788 (588)
Q. B. A. Sunbeam announcements. 32732.
Quack, quack. 37037.
Quack — quack polka. 12933, 17454,
Quail, 3414.
Quaint little church, 8003.
Quaker rug, 17455.
Quality of mercy. 17456.
Quando uma flor desabrocha. 40423.
Quaracha sabrose, 52691.
Quartet, 49470.
Quartet E flat maj. 49471.
Quartet for strings. 17457.
Quartet no. 1. 22344,
Quartet no, 2. 22345, 45148, 49472.
Quartett in A moll. 5201 (801)
Quataine. 22346.
4 esquisses. 5201 (802)
Quatuor. 34788 (589) a
Quatuor a cordes. 5201 (803)
Que brutal. 52692.
Que has hecho conmigo. 3415.
Que inmenso amor. 32733.
Que le dijo, 22347.
Que lo arregle un toro. 27357,
Que mas me da, 22348.
Que me importa. 22349, 45149.
Que muri6é en Paris. 27358.
Que null’ estoille sur nous. 40424,
Qué pasa, chiquita, 12934.
Que paso, 27359.
Que risa me da. 32734, 40425,
Que sabes tu de eso. 12935.
Que seas feliz. 49473.
Que sf que no, que no que sf, 45150.
Que suerte la mia, 37038.
Que te cuesta. 52693.
Que tristeza me da. 52694.
Quedate tranquilo. 22350.
Queen city Chicago. 22351.
Queen of all the states. 52695.
Queen of flowers. 12936.
Queen of love. 27360.
Queen of my heart. 5201 (804)
Queen of the flowers. 37039, 45151.
Queen of the garden. 5201 (805)
Queen of the rollercade. 3416.
Queen of the soldier’s heart. 12937.
Queen of the South Sea isles, 38171 (330, 331)
Queen of the sunset sea. 34788 (590)
Queen’s own. 22352.
Queer. 49474,
Quentin Reynolds. 37040.
521888 0 - 43 - 16
Querida, 49475,
Querida mia, 22353, 32735.
Querido. 27361.
Quest. 3417, 47124 (404)
Quest for the King. 50835 (302)
Questa o quella. 12938.
Questing. 3418, 37041.
Question, 24219 (1106), 49476.
Question & answer. 49477, 49478.
Question bees. 40426.
Questioned, 3419.
Questions. 32736.
Qui si, que si, 49479.
Quick shower. 52696.
Quick! Watson, the rhythm. 37042,
Quien fué, 12939.
Quién sabe. 12940, 12941, 32737.
Quiereme Cubanita. 27362.
Quiero sentir. 45152.
Quiet hour in mid-Manhattan, 22354.
Quiet little evenings at home. 24219 (1107)
Quiet piece. 3420.
Quiet river. 45153.
Quiete meridiana nell’ Alpe. 24219 (1108)
Quietude. 53636 (440)
Quilting time in the mountains, 22355,
Quimeras, 22356, 45154..
Quintet. 3421, 3422, 32738.
Quintet in A min. 27363.
Quintett. 5201 (806)
Quintett in B dur, 47124 (405)
Quintette, 12942,
Quintuplets, 12943. :
Quisiera decirte. 45155.
Quit chasing rainbows. 52697,
Quit picking on my heart. 22357, |
Quit you like men. 17458, 50835 (303)
Quit your crying baby. 8004.
Quit your kiddin’ baby. 32739.
Quitter never wins. 12944.
Quiz song. 3423.
Quota collect. 40427.
R.A. F. 27364. ©
R. C. H. S. fight song. 12945.
Rabbit trot. 3424.
Rabbit’s foot. 47124 (406, 407)
Race. 37043.
Races. 24219 (1109)
Rache, 18845 (252)
Rachum vechanun. 14692 (567)
Racing fans. 27365.
Rackety coo. 53636 (441)
Radiant morn, 47124 (408)
Radiant morning. 12946.
Radiant night. 49480.
Radio, 32740. é
Radio club polka, 22358,
Radio galop. 40428,
Radio organist handy song folio, no. 1. 37044.
Radio station in heaven. 12947,
Radio theme. 17459.
Radnor. 5201 (807)
Rafael. 40429.
Rafferty’s chimes. 9582 (406, 407)
Raffles. 12948.
Rag of rags. 9582 (408)
Ragging the scale. 47124 (409)
Ragtime argument. 18845(253), 24219 (1110)
Ragtime baggage man. 47124 (410)
Ragtime dream. 29091 (498, 499)
Ragtime everywhere. 18845 (254)
Ragtime mama. 12949,
Ragtime pipe of Pan, 47124 (411, 412)
INDEX
Ragtime Wagner’s ghost. 18845 (255)
Rah, rah, America. 8005.
kaid on Tokyo. 52698.
Raiders of San Joaquin. 51121,
Raiders of the desert. 19329, 20205.
Kailroad gang. 32741.:
Railroad Jim. 24219 (1111)
Rain. 27366, 37045.
Rain & sunshine. 29091 (500)
Rain came. 45156.
Rain check. 37046.
Rain clouds. 27367, 37047.
Rain drops on the roof. 37048.
Kain in autumn. 34788 (591)
Rain in my heart. 12950.
Rain in the night. 8006, 17460, 32742.
kain now has gone away. 45157.
Rain of blossoms. 53636 (442)
Kain on Sunday. 17461.
Rain on the down. 53636 (443)
Rain on the roof. 45158.
Rain on the sea. 12951.
Rain on the stars. 12952.
Rain outside. 14692 (568)
Rain, rain go away. 52699.
Rain swept vale. 8007.
Rainbow. 3425, 27368, 27369, 32743,
45159. |
kainbow album of popular songs. 27370.
Rainbow Bay. 22359.
Rainbow Bridge. 17462, 52700.
- Rainbow dream. 3426.
Rainbow fantasy. 45160.
Rainbow for the U.S.A. 32744.
Rainbow inthe blue. 22360.
Rainbow in the moonlight. 8008, 27371.
Kainbow in the night. 22361.
‘Rainbow in the sky. 17463, 17464.
Rainbow Island. 12953.
Rainbow Land. 32745.
Rainbow o’er Manila. 3427.
kainbow o’er the prairie. 3428.
Rainbow of hope. 8009.
Rainbow of love. 32746.
Rainbow of promise. 17465.
Rainbow over Manhattan. 8010.
Rainbow over the islands. 8011.
kkainbow rhapsody. 32747.
Rainbow serenade. 8012, 27372.
kainbow Town. 8013.
Rainbow trail. 49481.
Rainbow valse. 37049.
Rainbow’s end. 8014, 27373, 32748, 37050,
45161.
Rainbows end inthe sunrise. 52701.
Rainbow’s gold. 52702.
kainbows up above. 17466.
Raincheck. 45162.
Kaincheck for last night. 12954.
kaindrops. 32749, 32750, 34788 (593)
kaindrops fallin’. 12957.
kainarops falling. 12955.
Kaindrops in Havana, 12956.
Kaindrops on my window. 8015, 40430.
kaindrops played a rhapsody. 27374.
Rainy day. 24219 (1112), 37051.
Rainy day blues. 3429, 45163.
Rainy nights. 17467, 37052.
Rainy weather. 32751.
kaise high the Flag. 37053.
Raise songs of joy. 22362.
kaise up your right hand, America, but never raise
up. two. 17468.
jpt. 3, n. S., v. 37
R&koczy march. 50835 (304)
Rally all Americans. 8016.
Rally & Promotion day treasury. 27375.
2202
Rally around the Flag. 37054.
Rally around the Union. 8017.
Rally, boys, oh, rally, boys. 8018.
Rally day service no. 2. 3430.
Rally on. 52703.
Rally on to victory. 17469. .
Rally ’round the Flag. 3431.
Rally song. 34788 (594)
Rally to Old Glory. 3432.
Rally to the soldier. 22363.
Rambler & his ways. 32752.
Rambler march. 27376.
Rambling hobo. 8019.
Rambling homeward. 52704.
Rambling red roses on the prairie. 40431.
Rambling roses. 22364.
Ramona. 34788 (595)
Ramshackle shack in Caroline. 32753.
Ranch up in heaven. 12958.
Rancherita del Carmen. 43780.
Randolph (Cary) quick method of teaching note
reading. 22365.
Random harvest. 41614, 41796, 41824, 41840, 41844,
41850, 42331, 52348, 42562, 42743, 42869, 43083,
43723, 43919, 43920, 43973, 44473, 44649, 44705,
- 44961, 45117, 45125, 45164-45166, 45197, 45219,
45597, 45757, 46150, 46192, 46231, 46528.
Ranger. 40432.
Ranger of the skye [?] 45167.
Rangers. 52705.
Ranger’s heaven. 45168.
Rangune. 12959.
Rapid fire march. 17470.
Rappel des oiseaux. 41610 (161)
Rapsodia afro cubana. 45169.
Rapsodie polonaise. 12960.
Rapsodja polska. 40433, 47124 (413)
Rapture. 3433.
Raquel. 49482.
Raratongan bougainvillaea. 32754.
Rarest dreams. 53636 (444) >
Karest one, you’re the grandest one I know.
17471.
Rarin’ to go. 52706.
Rarin’ to go to Tokio, 32755.
Rascal medley. 17472.
Raspberry song. 45170.
Rataplan. 45171.
Rat-a-tat-tat the Yanks are a-shootin’. 27377.
Rathbun. 45172. — .
Rather strange. 12961.
Ration anything but love. 12962.
Ration blues. 40434, 45173.
Rationing. 52707.
Raton. 32756.
Rat-ta-ta-tat. 32757.
Rattle-trap Joe. 27378.
Raus aus dem fass mit dem nass. 14692
(350)
Raus mit den sisters. 9582 (409)
Raven & the hen. 24219 (1113)
Raw recruit. 45174.
Ray. 37055.
Ray of hope. 8020, 27379.
Ray of sunshine. 32758.
Rayando el sol. 32759.
Rayito de luna. 12963.
Raymond overture. 12964, 24219 (177), 29091 (501)
Raymond romance. 29091 (501)
Raynor’s (Hal) folio of Joe Penner songs. 37056.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Ray’s dance. 12965.
Rays of hope. 8021, 40435.
Rays of love. 3434.
Raz jeden powiedz tak. 22366.
’ Razzberry polka. 17473.
Razzle-dazzle on we go. 45175.
Reach for your shooting iron. 27380.
Reaching for a star. 27381.
Reaching for my love. 40436.
Reaching for the moon. 27382.
Reaching for your heart. 17474.
Read my heart. 12966.
Read the myst’ry stars for me. 22367.
Read to me the stories. 49483.
Reading. 32760.
Reading between the lines. 17475.
Reading lessons for the first year drummer upon
alternating single strokes. 45176.
Reary for the call. 40437.
Real American man. 3435
‘Real American song. 49484.
Real clown. 37057.
Real life & melodrama. 5291 (808)
Real McCoy. 32761.
Realization. 53636 (445)
Really & truly. 27383.
Really blue. 49485.
Reap the wild wind. 12967.
Reap what you sow. 3436.
Reaper’s song. 24219 (1114)
Reapers today. 5201 (809)
Reason I love you. 32762.
Reason why. 22368.
Reasons, 32763.
Rebecca. 45177.
Rebel march. 45178.
Reblaus. 32764.
Reb6la a bola. 8022.
Recall that night. 3'7058.
Recalling the moments. 17476.
Recessional. 5201 (810), 32765, 47124 (414)
Rechts herum links herum. 5201 (811)
Recipe for love. 22369, 32766.
Reciprocity. 34788 (596, 597)
Recital song-stories for little folks. 29091 (502)
Reckoning. 8023.
Recollection. 45179.
Recollections of youth. 24219 (1115)
Recompense. 34788 (598), 40438.
keconciliation. 14692 (569)
kecord goes round, round & round.
37059.
Recordando. 45180.
Recordando mi amor. 52708.
Recordemos Pearl Harbor. 12968.
Recorder ensemble tunes for three, four, & five
players. 32767, 32768.
Recruit from Texas. 27384.
Recruit song. 8024.
Recruiting song. 45181.
Recruits song. 40439.
Recuerdo a California. 52709.
Recuerdos de Argentina. 32769.
Recuerdos de la Alhambra. 49486.
Red & white & blue girl. 45182.
Red angel. 40440.
Red apples. 53636 (446)
Red bird. 22370.
Red bird in the rain. 22371.
Red-bird singing. 17477.
Red boogie. 12969.
Red carnations. 17478.
Red cassino. 12970.
INDEX
2203
Red cross. 8025, 12971.
Red cross flag is flying. 52710.
Red cross nurse. 3437, 12972.
Red cross of hope. 3438.
Red cross spirit speaks. 49487.
Red Devon by the sea. 24219 (576), 34788 (599)
Red feather red. 40441.
Red flames - blue embers. 52711.
Red flamingos. 3439.
Red fox trot. 24219 (1116)
Red gold. 3439*.
Red-head. 45183.
Red headed boy, with the freckled face. 45184.
Red headed gal. 32770.
Red heads. 22372.
Red hot polka. 12973, 17479.
Red is the rose. 12974.
Red letter days. 53636 (447)
Red-man. 5201 (812), 24219 (1117, 1118)
Red manzaneta. 32771.
Red mill. 3440.
Red moon over Havana. 3441.
Red Raiders. 22373.
Red raven rag. 53636 (448)
Red, red rose. 3442.
Red Rhythm Valley. 40442.
Red River Rose. 17480.
Red River trail. 3443.
Red River Valley. 3444, 45185, 52712.
Red rooster tread. 53636 (449)
Red rooster walk. 27385.
Red Rose of the Rockies. 8026.
Red roses. 5201 (813)
Red roses won’t tell, dear. 37060, 45186.
Red rosey bush. 12975.
Red sails in the sunset. 45187-45189.
Red sarafan. 27386, 49488.
Red scarf. 24219 (1119)
Red sister. 49489.
Red sky at night. 27387.
Red sunset over fair Hawaii. 49490.
Red, the White, the Blue. 27388.
Red, the White, the Blue, & you. 12976.
Red,White & Blue. 3445, 8027-8030, 12977,
12978, 17481, 22374, 27389, 27390, 45190,
45191, 49491, 49492, 52713, 52714.
Red, White & Blue & you. 13979.
Red, White & Blue boys. 37061, 45192.
Red, White & Blue, forever. 32772.
Red, White & Blue girl. 49493.
Red, white & blue Hawaii. 27391.
Red, White, & Blue is calling you. 27392.
Red, White & Blue, it’s up to you. 32773.
Red, White & Blue march song. 45193.
Red, White & Blue means my Flag - & you.
49494.
Red, White & Blue o'er Hawaii. 3446.
Red, White & Blue of America. 22375.
Red, White & Blue, oh sacred Flag. 27393.
Red, white & blue panties. 37062.
Red, white & blue streak. 12980.
Red, White & Blue will come through. 27394.
Red, White, Blue. 12981, 12982, 18280, 20272,
22480, 22654, 23063.
Reddy Kilowatt song. 32774.
Redeemed. 8031.
Redeemer of Israel. 22376.
Redeeming love. 22377, 24219 (1120)
Redemption. 8032, 49495.
Redemption’s song. 32775.
Redhead & camillias[?] 12983.
Redimida. 22378.
Reds bled me white, now I’m blue. 49496.
INDEX
Reed organ player. 34788 (600)
Reflection. 24219 (1121), 49497, 53636 450)
Keflection by comparison. 27395.
Reflections. 3447, 37063, 40443, 40444.
Keflections of you. 52715.
keformatory blues. 45194..
Refugee. 32776.
Kefugee love song. 52716.
Refugee lullaby. 49498.
Refugee — refugee. 3448.
Regards from the U.S.A. 45195.
Regiment of hearts. 37064.
Regiment of Tom Thumbs Up. 45196.
Regimentspapa. 9582 (248)
Regina caeli. 27396.
’ Regina coeli. 27397, 52717.
Regina pacis. 22379.
Regina | the queen of Brooklyn. 27398.
Regina’s entrance. 37065.
Registration of birth. 45197.
Regret. 45198.
Regrets ou folie. 5201 (814)
Reh. 18845 (256)
Rehabilitation march. 50835 (305)
Rehearsal at eight. 49499.
Rehearsin’ for somebody else. 17482.
Rehearsing for love. 27399.
Kei, que te hace bien. 27400.
Reign my Lord. 17483.
Reina. 52718.
keincarnate. 29091 (503)
keine s ‘amuse. 9582 (410, 411)
Reinharat’s onalt S.) pivot system for trombone.
45199.
keinhardt’s (Donaid s. ) pivot system for trumpet.
45200. .
Reisebecher. 14692 (570)
Reiterlied. 47124 (415)
RKeja Sevillana. 27401.
Rejected blues. 27402,
Rejoice. 12984.
Kejoice & sing. 24219 (1122)
Rejoice, beloved Christians. 22380.
Rejoice greatly. 50835 (306)
Rejoice in the Lord. 5201 (815), 38171 (332),
49500. -
Rejoice, O earthborn sons of men. 12985.
Kejoice! Salvation’s nigh. 49501.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 8033.
Rejoice! The Prince of Peace is born. 40445.
Rejoice to know they wait. 45201.
Rejoice to-day with one accord. 24219 (1123)
Rejuvenation song. 8034.
Relajo. 8035, 45202.
Relampago. 32777.
kelativity. 3449.
Relax the old syle way. 3450.
Relaxation. 32778.
Relaxin’ at the Touro. 17484.
Relicario. 3451.
Kemember. 3452, 3453, 8036, 8037, 12986, 22381,
27403, 32779-32781, 37066, 37067, 45203.
Remember a soldier. 49502.
kemember a soldier in your prayer. 40446.
Remember & atone. 22382.
Kemember blues. 17485.
Remember Captain Kelly. 12987.
Kemember, Emma Belle. 117486.
Kemember General MacArthur. 32782.
Remember Hawaii. 8038, 12988.
Kemember Honolulu on the road to Tokio. 3454.
Remember I love you. 37068.
kKemember I still love you. 27404.
“pt, S, DaGay Maen
Remember. r’ ll always love you. 32783.
Remember! r m waiting. 22383.
Remember, I’m waiting for you. 17487.
Remember ‘Lidice. 45204.
Remember Lovers’ Lane. 45205. -
Remember MacArthur & the boys of Bataan. 27405.
Remember MacArthur, let that be our battle cry.
12989.
Remember Manila. 3455. .
Remember me. 32784, 32785, 45206, 49503.
Remember me, darling. 37069.
Remember me in your dreams. 3456.
Remember me in your dreams, dear. 32786.
Remember me sweetheart. 22384.
Kemember me to love. 22385, 32787.
Remember my sweetheart I’m thinking of you. 32788.
Remember now thy Creator. 37070, 45207.
Remember, O Lord, Thy tender mercies. 14692
(571)
Remember our boys. 52719, 52720. |
Remember our boys over there. 17488.
Remember our Savior. 22386.
Remember our soldiers. 8039.
Kemember Paradise Bay. 45208.
Remember Pearl Harbor. 3457-3483, 8040-8049,
12990-12993, 17489, 17490, 22367- 22391, 27406,
37071, 52721.
Kemember Pearl Harbor, & Manilla [?] too. 8050.
Remembér Pearl Harbor & nineteen forty one.
.17491.
Remember Pearl Harbor & Wake. 17492.
Remember Pearl Harbor at dawn. 12994.
Remember Pearl Harbor boys. 3484.
Remember Pearl Harbor, boys, remember. 12995.
Remember Pearl Harbor, defense of the free. 8051.
Remember Pearl Harbor is our battle cry. 3485.
Remember Pearl Harbor, let’s go. 12996.
Remember Pearl Harbor, my darling. 12997.
Remember Pearl Harbor on land, in air, onsea. 8052.
Remember Pearl Harbor that’s our cry. 3486.
Remember Pearl Harbor, the Japs will have to pay.
8053.
Remember Pearl Harbour 1941. 22392.
Remember pop. 40447.
Remember September. 22393.
Remember that. 49504.
Remember that December. 49505.
Remember that I love you. 32789.
Remember that tree. 12998.
Remember the Alamo. 27407.
Kemember the dawn. 17493.
kemember the day. 3487, 12999, 13000, 22394,
32790.
Remember the isle of Wake. 27408.
Remember the name Pearl Harbor. 3488.
Remember the night. 8054, 37072.
Remember the night we met. 22395.
Remember the promise. 3489.
Remember the seventh of December. 3490.
Remember the soldiers, write, write, write. 37073.
Remember the song. 22396.
Remember the time. 49506.
Remember their plan, to hell with Japan. 22397,
45209.
Remember them. 3491.
Remember they’ll remember you. 8055.
Remember thy Creator. 34788 (601)
Remember ’til I get back. 49507.
Remember to buy a bond. 27409.
Remember to buy war bonds. 37074.
Remember to forget. 27410.
Remember to remember. 49508.
Remember to write the boys. 17494.
2204
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Remember V for victory. 45210.
Remember Wake Island, 22398.
Remember Wake, you leathernecks. 8056,
Remember, we’ll never forget. 17495.
Remember what happened. 3492.
Remember when. 3493, 27411, 32791, 32792.
Remember you. 17496.
Remember your country. 3494.
Remember your son & your country, 49509.
Remember your visit to old Mexico. 32793.
Remember, you’ re coming home. 45211.
Remember you’ re mine, 22399.
Remember you’re mine, too. 22400.
Rememberance [?] of happy days. - 13001.
Remembered, 24219 (1124)
Remembered love, 8057.
Remembering. 3495.
Remembering you. 13002, 17497, 52722.
Remembrance. 14692 (572), 17498, 22401,
32794, 45212.
‘Remembrance of an old ranchino. 8058.
Remembrance of things past. 27412.
Remembrances of Waldteufel. 47124 (416)
Remick musical Americana, 32795-32812.
Remind me to remember. 8059.
Remind me to remember, not to forget. 37075.
Reminder of you. 32813.
Reminders. 13003.
Reminiscence. 13004, 32814, 40448.
Reminiscencia. 32815.
Reminiscing. 3496, 22402, 27413, 32816, 37076, 45213.
Remorse. 49510,
Removing the handcuffs. 32817.
Removing the shackle, 49511.
Rena polka. 22403,
Rendezvous, 8060, 13005, 17499, 22404, 32818, 45214.
Rendezvous in Dreamland. 13006.
Rendezvous in Rio. 49512.
Rendezvous of the roses. 53636 (451)
Rendezvous with loneliness, 45215.
Rendezvous with love. 40449.
Rendezvous with spring. 13007.
Rendezvous with victory. 40450.
Rendezvousing with the shadows. 45216.
Repent & believe the Gospel. 37077.
Reply to Red River Valley. 3497.
Reproche. 3498.
Repreche d’amour. 40451,
Republic march, 24219 (1125)
Request, 24219 (1126) | a
Request for a rhumba, 3499.
Requiem. 8061, 24219 (1127)
Requiem of the sea. 53636 (452)
Rescue, 27414, 41854.
Rescued, 8062, 38171 (333)
Reservation for two. 3500.
Reserves, 22405.
Resignation. 22406, 40452, 50835 eam
Resistencia, 13008,
Resolution march, 32819.
Response no. 3. 8063.
Rest. 53636 (453)
Rest here in peace. 45217.
Rest in God. 5201 (816)
Rest in my arms, 45218.
Rest in the Lord. 17500.
Rest, my little curly head. 52723.
Rest now. 45219..
Rest of my life with you. 45220.
Rest of the day’s your own. 34788 (602)
Rest of the way. 32820.
Rest, soldier, 49513.
Rest soldier at ease. 37078.
Rest, valiant heart. 37079.
Restin’ . 3501.
Resting in the arms of Jesus. _22407.
Restless are the sails. 8064.
Restless, ramblin’ blues, 27415.
Restless since you went away. 32821.
Restless wings. 37080. ,
Résumée, 49514.
Resurrection. 34788 (603), 49515.
Resurrection & the life. 5201 (817, 818)
Resurrection morn. 8065, 32822.
Retort. 29091 (504)
Retreat or advance. 38171 (334)
Retrieving the safe. 27416,
Retrospection. 8066, 9582 (412)
Retumban los canones. 52724,
Return home. 32823, 49516.
Return of Proserpina. 34788 (604)
Return of the Rough Riders. 28586.
Return, oh dove, 45221.
Return to me my dearest pal. 49517.
Return unto Zion. 8067.
Reuben & Rachel-up-to-date. 37081.
Reuben’s goin’ Cuban. 3502, 13009.
Reunion, 47135, 47568, 47577, 47789, 48136,
48469, 48952, 49518, 51366, 52269, 52270,
52293- 52296, 52539, 52551.
Reunion prayer. 45222,
Reva Marie. 17501.
Réve realisé, 29091 (505)
Reveille. 3503, 13010, 49519, 49520.
Reveille with Beverly. 32824.
Reveille’s moon, 45223.
Revelaci6n. 52725.
Revelation. 8068, 13011, 27417.
Revenge Pearl Harbor. 22408.
Reverence. 40453.
Reverie. 5201 (819), 8069, 8070, 9582 (413),
13012, 13013, 14692 (573), 17502, 17503, 18845
(257), 24219 (1128), 27418, 27419, 32825-32827,
34788 (605), 37082, 38171 (335), 40454-40456,
45224, 49521, 52726,
Reverie d’amour. 29091 (506)
keverie of a soldier’s sweetheart. 45225.
Reveries, 32828, 32829.
Reveries of yesterday. 17504.
Reverse the charges. 40457.
Revival, Lord, revival. 8071.
Revolution & election. 45226.
Revolver. 37083.
Revolving door. 27420.
Revue of hearts, 31236.
Rey (Alvino) theme. 37084.
Reynard the fox. 17505.
Rezongon, 45227.
Rhapsoday [?] in steel. 22409.
Rhapsodie in es dur. 5201 (820)
Rhapsody. 24219 (1129), 37085.
Rhapsody blues. 13014. —
Rhapsody for saxophone. 45228,
Rhapsody for two. 17506.
Rhapsody in blue. 3504, 3506, 17507, 45229.
Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue. 17508, 49522.
Rhapsody in rhythm. 3507.
Rhapsody modernistic. 37086.
Rhapsody of love. 49523.
Rhapsody poetique. 32830.
Rhapsody was played. 40458.
Rheingold. 5201 (821), 18845 (258), 34788 (606)
Rheintéchterscene. 18845 (258)
Rhine River, 49524.
Rhodora, 32831.
Rhumba, 32832.
Rhumba at the Roney. 13015.
Rhumba cocktail. 52727.
Rhumba encantada, 32833.
Rhumba manana. 37087. 1
Rhumba must change toa march. 17509.
Rhumba nhumba. 32834.
Rhumba rhumba. 32835.
Rhumbanana. 37088.
Rhumbanitra. 8072.
Rhyme road to Music Land. 5201 (822)
Rhyming tunes for little players. 29091 (507)
Rhythm blues, 22410,
Rhythm cocktail. 17510.
_ Rhythm has got-cha too. 37089.
Rhythm in my heart, hallelujah. 32836.
Rhythm in my heart, sweetheart. 27421.
Rhythm interlude. 8073.
Rhythm of my heart. 22411, 27422.
Rhythm of night. 3508.
Rhythm of the river. 8074.
Rhythm of the sea. 52728.
Rhythm of the tropics. 45230.
Rhythm rhapsody. 49525.
_Rhythm sketches. 22412.
Rhythm waltz. 13016.
Rhythmic gymnastics.
Rhytmus. 32837.
Ribbon highway. 3509.
Ribbon of silver in the valley. 13018.
Ric rhumba. 32838.
Rica pulpa. 13019.
Ricciolina. 32839, 32840.
Rice ain't nice. 8075. .
Richman, poorman, beggarman, thief. 53636 (454)
Rich men. poor men. 37090.
Richard Allen. 40459.
Richard Coeur de Lion. 5383.
Richard the Lion-hearted. 41818.
Richest couple in town. 49526.
Richmond ‘Hill. 37091.
Rich’s (Buddy) modern interpretation of snare
drum rudiments. 17511.
Rich’s song of jubilee. 3510.
Rickashaw. 17512.
Ride along, roam along. 3511.
Ride along, roaming cowboy, ride along. 17513.
‘Ride, cowboy, ride. 32841.
Ride ’em cowboy. 2691, 6170, 9026, 11387.
Ride 'em soldier. 52729.
Ride in the country. 52730.
Ride in the trolley car. 24219 (1130)
Ride of the janissaries. 5201 (823)
Ride on. 37092, 49527.
Ride on cowboy. 17514.
Ride on, ride on, in majesty. 47124 (417)
Ride on top of the bus. 52731.
Ride troopers ride. 8076.
Riders. 13020.
Riders of the range. 3512.
_ Ridin’ home on the buggy. 27423.
Ridin’ home with you. 13021.
Ridin’ in an upper berth. 32842.
Ridin’ in the blue. 45231.
Ridin’ on de gravel train. 34788 (607)
Ridin’ on the prairie. 8077.
Ridin’ on the Texas range. 45232.
Ridin’ the range. 13022.
Ridin’ the trail back home. 8078.
Ridin’ the trails, in Arizona. 27424.
Riding along the ‘trail. 8079
Riding down a cattle trail. 32843.
Riding for a fall. 27425.
Riding in a swan boat on the Mall. 32844.
13017.
INDEX
2206
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
Riding in the sunset. 45233.
Riding on the moon. 22413.
Riding on the prairie. 40460.
_ Riding over sagebrush plains. 45234.
Riding the sea. 22414, _
Riding the waves. 13023.
Riding thru the saddle in the blue. 37093.
Riding tonight on my pony. 32845. |
Rid’n’ that long trail home. 32846:
Rienta. 22415.
Rienzi. 9582 (414-418)
Riff-raff Rafferty. 41610 (162)
Riffs. 37094.
Rigamarole. 49528.
Right about face. 48271, 48607, 49289.
Right down here in my heart. 17515.
Right from the start. 22416.
Right foot, left foot. 52732.
Right idea. 3513.
Right in step. 8080.
Right in the middle of the traffic. 52733.
Right is might. 27426, 27427, 37095, 52734.
Right is might, we'll win this ‘tight, let’ s gol
U.S.A. 17516.
Right kind of people. 37096.
Right makes might. 3'7097.
Right now. . 3514, 3515, 45235.
Right or wrong. 3516, 45236.
Right or wrong sweetheart. 22417.
Right there in Picardy. 45237.
Right to liberty. 49529.
Right up my alley. 8081.
Right where you are. 13024.
Seay 12938, 29091 (508), 53636 se
455
Rima. 5201 (824)
Rime, rhythm & song for the child of today. 27428.
Rinconcito de la Sierra, 22418.
Rinder med dug. 47124 (418)
Ring around the moon. 37098.
Ring des Nibelungen. 9582 (419, 420)
Ring doves. 14692 (574)
Ring master. 34788 (608)
Ring on liberty bell. 27429.
Ring out those bells. 8082.
Ring out, wild bells. 29091 (509), 45238.
Ring that liberty bell again. 45239.
Ring the bell for Uncle Sam. 49530.
Ring Yankee Doodle, you're dandy for me. 49531.
Ring ye glad voices. 45240.
Rings around the moon. 17517.
Rinso court scene. 45241.
Rinso White. 45242.
Rio. 13025.
Rio de Janeiro. 13026.
Rio de Janiero[?]. 3517.
Rio de Plata. 8083.
Rio Grande lady. 3518.
Rio Grande rhythm. 17518.
Rio Rita. 10039, 11542, 13027, 13028, 48790.
Rip up the joint. 3519.
Rippin it up. 52735.
Rippin’ the flip. 22419.
Rippling stream. 17519.
Rippling waters. 32847, 45243.
Rise above it. 8847.
Rise & shine America. 13029.
Rise, Anglo Saxons, rise. 22420.
Rise beautiful dawn. 9582 (421)
Rise, for the day is passing. 53636 (456)
Rise, men courageous. 22421, 22422.
Rise, my soul, to watch & pray. 3520.
Rise, O star. "29091 (510)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Rise to the call, my Yankee boy. 8084.
Rise up! America. 8085, 17520.
Rise up, oh flame. 13030.
kise up, shepherd, an’ foller. 49532.
kise up, Shepherd, & follow. 8086.
Risen Redeemer. 5201 (825)
Rising dawn. 24219 (1131)
kising moon. 27430.
kising Sun is doomed to fall. 37099.
Rising Sun to get. 45244,
Rising Sun will set. 8087, 32848.
Rita. 37100.
Rita @ her rhythm. 8088.
Rita my sefiorita. 37101.
Rita - sweetheart of all the army boys. 37102.
Rita’s waltz. 49533.
Ritmo di valzer. 32849.
Ritmo in do. 32850.
_Ritmos de Cuba. 45135.
Ritornero. 32851.
kitorno di un artista esule. 32852.
Ritter (Tex) mountain ballads, cowboy songs. 17521.
Ritual fire dance. 32853.
Ritzi polka. 22423.
River. 13031.
River bend. 52736.
River flows on. 37103.
River gambler. 17522.
River in spring. 8089.
kiver junction. 52737.
River Maumee. 27431, 40461.
Kiver mist. 17523. —
River of dreams. 22424.
River of happiness. 8090.
_ River of life. 49534.
River of love. 22425.
River of my dreams. 17524.
Kiver of no return. 3521.
River road. 40462.
River Sabine. 45245.
River song. 22426. F
River, the moonlight & you. 32854.
Riverboat jamboree. 40463.
Rivers & mountains. 13032.
kivers of grace. 22427.
Riverside polka. 32855.
Rivulet. 47124 (419)
k’kod hat’laim. 32856.
Road. 45246.
Koad back-home. 27432, 45247,
Road, night and memories. 32857.
Road of flowers. 3522.
Road that leads to Bethlehem. 45248.
Road that leads to home. 53636 (457)
Road to Bordeaux. 3523, 3524.
Road to freedom. 27433.
- Road to glory. 49535.
’ Road to love. 52738.
Road to Morocco. 38605, 39982, 41641, 45249.
Road to my heart. 45250.
Road to Siberia. 45251.
Road to victory. 3525, 17525, 22428, 27434, 37104,
37105, 45252, 52739.
koad to your heart. 24219 (1132), 38171 (336)
Roads. 49536.
Roads beside the sea. 27435.
koaming around. 14692 (575)
Roaming lumber jack. 40464.
Roaming the range. 13033.
Roar of the cannon. 29091 (511)
Robbers everywhere. 5201 (826)
kobbins choral collection negro spirituals. 45253.
Robbins mammoth collection of £ flat alto saxo-
phone solos. 32858.
Robbins mammoth collection of Gilbert & Sullivan
songs. 40465.
Robbins mammoth collection of modern piano music.
13034.
Robbins mammoth collection of songs of the gay
nineties. 52740.
Robert der Teufel. 9582 (422)
Robert Forrest killed. 52741.
Robert Forrest’s mother. 52742.
Robert of Lincoln. 24219 (1133)
Robert, Robert, mein geliebter. 9582 (422)
Robert meets Johnson. 52743.
Robin & the red, red rose. 47124 (420, 421)
Robin & the worm. 17526.
Robin builds her home in an empty gun. 17527.
Robin Hood. 14692 (375)
Robin move over for me. 8091.
Robin quit his bobbin’ ’round our door. 27436.
Robin red breast sang the blues. 8092.
Robin serenade. 40466.
Robin sings. 13035.
Robin song. 24219 (1134), 45254.
Robin told me so. 27437.
Robin’s come. 14692 (576)
Robin’s dance. 5201 (827)
Robin’s morning song. 3526.
Robins round-up. 52744.
Robin’s song. 13036.
Rock & rye. 34788 (609)
Rock & rye - rockette. 13037.
Rock garden of love. 13038.
Rock hermit. 22429.
Rock it out. 40467.
Rock me in the cradle mother. 49537.
Rock me to sleep. 27438, 32859.
Rock me to sleep in your old fashioned cradle.
27439.
Rock me to Sleep, mother. 22430.
Rock of ages. 5201 (828), 24219 (1135, 1136),
45255, 45256.
Rock of my refuge. 29091 (512)
Rock was in the Snowball. 52745.
Rock-a-by train. 3527.
Rockabye. 45257.
Rock-a-bye, baby.- 45258.
Rock-a-bye babyboo. 32860.
Rock-a-bye Bay. 27440.
Rock-a-bye Lane. 37106.
Rock-a-bye my little one. 8093.
Rockabye that Dixie band. 8094.
Rock-a-bye time. 32861.
Rockaway hunt. 5201 (829), 50835 (308)
Rockdale blues. 13039.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep. 17528, 53636 (458)
Rockhill Park waltz. 47124 (422)
Rockin’. 32862.
Rockin’ at the dry dock. 27441.
Rockin’ away on the moon. 49538.
Rockin’ in rhythm. 17529.
Rockin’ the blues. -13040.
Rocking chair blues. 27442.
Rocking chairs by the old fireside. 45259.
Rocking my heart, in an old rocking chair.
Rocking our baby to sleep. 27443.
Rockingham. 32863.
Rocky Mountain moon. 37107.
Rocky Mountain serenade. 3529.
Rocky road blues. 45260.
Rocky push. 8095.
Rode the six hundred. 45261.
3528.
Rodeo in heaven. 45262.
2207
Rodeo love song. 32864.
Rodgers of the Dodgers. 8096.
_ Redillita, 32865.
Roguish eyes. 34788 (610)
Roguish peasant. 27444,
Roi march, 24219 (1137)
Roi Roger. 19377. ©
Rojo y negro. 3530, 27445,
Roll a wedding ring my way. 24219 (1138)
Roll along, harvest moon, 47124 (423)
Roll away dark clouds. 27446.
Roll call. 32866.
Roll de ol’ chariot along. 17530.
Roll dem cotton bales. 5201 (830)
Roll dem rocks, chillun, 3531.
Roll.’ em along Yankee boy. 27447,
Roll ’ em, brother, roll ’em., 27448, 32867.
Roll’em up, 37108,
Roll on. 45263,
Roll on Americans, 27449,
Roll on, boys, we won’t let you down. 37109.
Roll on MacArthur. 32868.
Roll on mighty stone. 40468.
Roll on my Caribbean Sea. 17531.
Roll on now old chu-chu, 17532.
Roll on, O mighty ocean. 40469.
Roll on, old Hudson River, roll on. 49539.
Roll on, Sleepy River. 45264.
Roll on to victory. 27450.
Roll on you Wildcat. 45265,
Roll out that old buggy. 27451.
Roll out the bomber plane, boys. 45266.
-Roll, tanks, roll. 22431, 22432, 27452.
Roll the drums, 13041.
Roll them bones. 27453,
Roll those drums. 3532.
Roll up your sleeves. 13042, 37110.
Roll up your sleeves, America. 52746.
Roll up your sleeves, Buddy Boy & let ’em have
it. 32869.
Roll up your sleeves, oh Uncle Sam, you have a
job to do, 22433,
Roll up your sleeves, Uncle Sammy. 49540,
Roll up your sleeves with Uncle Sammy. 3533.
Roll your own. 17533.
Roll your Yiddishe eyes for me. 34788 (611)
Rolled away. 38171 (337)
‘Rolleo. 8097.
Rolleo rolling along. 32870, 37111.
Roller coasting on the moon. 17534,
Roller derby song. 49541.
Roller rink, 22434.
. Roller skating love. 32871.
Roller skating my way to you. 13043,
kollerdrome waltz. 3534.
Kollerskating vanities of 1942. 29716, 30724,
31413, 34328, 34755.
Rollickin’ sons of the sea, 22435, 37112.
Rollicking Reuben, 18845 (259)
Rollin’ down the mountain, on my ole Missouri
mule, 3535,
’ Rollin’ Fifty-fourth. 40470.
Rollin’ on, 8098,
Rollin’ plains. 27454,
Rollin’ rollin’ roll along. 3536.
Rollin’ rovin’ cavalcade, 8099.
Rolling along, 27455.
Rolling along to victory. 49542.
Rolling along with the tide. 37113.
Rolling ball, 24219 (1139)
Rolling my ball. 8100.
Rolling on the sea. 13044, 27456,
Rolling on to victory. 13045.
Rolling pin brigade. 49543.
Rolling sea, 49544,
' Romanze,. 8104;.9582 (425, 426), 32878.
pt. 3, n, S., Vv. 37
Rollingitanks, 49545.
Rolling‘to victory. 13046.
Romance. 3537, 3538, 5201 (831), 8101, 13047,
17535, :17536, 18845 (260), 22436, 22437, 24219
(1140),229091 (513), 32872, 32876, 37114, »40471,
‘ 41610 (163- -165), 45267, 53636 (439)
Romance a la mode: 32873;
Romance & rhumba. 3539.
Romance & tears. 32874.
Romance at rationing. 49546.
Romance at the U.S. O. 22438.
Romance blues. 32875.
Romance Bohemian. 9582 (423)
Romance came thru to me by chance, 22439.
Romance from the sky. 37115.
Romance in atrance. 27457.
Romance in blue. 13048.
Romance in Caracas. 13049,
Romance in flowerdom. 14692 (577)
Romance in Havana, 3540.
Romance in porcelain, 45268, _
Romance in the springtime. 40472.
Romance is in the air. 3541.
Romance of autumn. 40473,
Romance of the rose, 47124 (424)
Romance of the roses. 34788 (612)
Romance of the stepping stone & hitching post.
17537. _
Romance sans paroles. 53636 (460)
Romance serenade. 40474,
Romance the buterfole‘Hannah. 49547,
Romance, thou jbringest visions of delight. 13050.
Romance wasn’t built in a day. 17538.
Romancing. 3542, 40475,
Romancing with a dream. 45269.
Romancing with you. 13051, 17539, 37116.
Romanesca. 52747. .
Romanesque. 37117. __
Romantic interlude. 8102, 49548,
Romantic love, 49549.
Romantic melody. 9582 (424), 22440,
Romantic moon, 32877.
Romantic night. 3543,
Romantic sailor, 3544,
Romantic waltz, 27458.
Romany. 8103.
Romany life, 27459, 40476.
Romanza, 24219 (1141)
Romanza & allegro. 13052,
Romanza appassionata. 3545, 40477,
a
Romberg (Sigmund) song album. 37118, 37119.
Rome, Berlin & Tokio. 3546, 27460.
Romeo. 40478.
Romeo & Juliet. 24219 (1142), 34788 (613) .
Romeo & Juliet ballet. 53123.
Romeo & Juliette. 21491.
Romeo Smith & Juliet Jones. 3547.
Romp & tomp Miss Emma, 45270.
Rémpete. 27461. .
Rompin’ at Roseland, 3548,
Rona, 32879, :
Ronda rondefia, 8105.
Rondeau. 8106.
Rondel, 9582 (427)
Rondinella innammorata, 27462,
Rondino, . 13053, 14692 (578) ,
Rondo, 3549, 37120, 45271. ?
Rondo a la Turque. 13054,
Rondo alla zingarese, 9582 (428)
Rondo capriccioso. 13055, 17540. :
Rondo energico, 3550. ¢
Rondo for trumpet. 22441, 40479.
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ee Le ea en ae
nos, 1-12, 1942
Rondo mignon, 24219 (1143)
Rondo serioso. 3551,
Rondos. 22442, 4
Ronolee. 27463.
Ronrico rum. 3552.
Rookie boy blues. 17541.
Rookie joined the army. 3553.
Rookie of mine, 3554,
kookie polka. 40480.
Rookie toot-toot. 3555.
Rookies lament. 27464.
Kookie’s song. 8107, 45272, 45273.
kooky’s song. 17542.
Room «& a fifth of a bath. 40481.
koom C. 27465.
Room in Jerusalem. 40482.
Roosevelt in prayer. 3556.
Roosevelt march, 3557, 17543,
Roosevelt militaire. 3558,
Roosevelt swing. 27466.
Roosevelt, the man who’s President of our land.
22443,
Roosevelt, we’re with you, 45274.
Rooster on the road, 45275.
Rooster or acrow. 8108.
Rootin’ for Hastings High. 8109.
Rootin’, tootin’ son of a fightin’ Yankee. 13056.
Rosa. 3559,
Rosa Bella. 8110.
Rosa de abril. 52748. |
Rosa Lee. 27467.
Rosa Linda, 22444,
Rosa Maria. 52749.
Rosa mia. 3560.
Rosa negra. 32880.
Rosa Rosetta, 3561,
Rosabella. 27468. ~
Rosaleen, 32881. By
Rosalie, 27469.
Rosalind & Orlando. 34788 (614)
-Rosalita. 13057, 32882, 37121, 52750.
Rosalou. 22445.
Rosario. 34788 (615) .
Rosarito Beach. 3562.
Rosary beads for you. 45276.
Rosary of heroes. 3563.
Rosas de Norgaria. 40483.
Rosas negras, 45277.
Rose. 5201 (832), 52751.
Rose, a kiss, & you. 27470.
Rose & a star, 13058.
Rose & the ring. 18845 (261)
Rose Ann of Charing Cross. 40484, 52752, 52753.
Rose blush, 8111.
- Rose breaks into bloom. 32883, 45278.
- Rose dreams. 47124 (425), 50835 (309), 53636 (461)
Rose for daddy. 49550.
Rose for victory. 40485,
Rose for you. 22446.
Rose garden waltzes. 50835 (310)
Rose immortal, 24219 (1144)
Rose in my garden of dreams. 18845 (262)
Rose-jar. 24219 (1145)
Rose-Marie, 27471.
Rose Mary Regan. 27472, 37122.
Rose O’Day. 8112.
Rose of Algeria. 32885.
Rose of Andalusia. 24219 (1146)
Rose of Argentia. 14692 (579)
Rose of Argentine. 13059.
Rose of Cassandra. 22447.
Rose of Cheyenne, 37123.
INDEX
Rose of Erin. 40486.
Rose of Hawaii. 17544.
Rose of heaven, 37124, 47124 (426)
Rose of Italy. 38171 (338)
Rose of Kaintucky. 45279.
Rose of Los Angeles. 13060.
Rose of Monterey. 8113. ~
Rose of my life. 37125.
Rose of my dreams, 22448,
Rose of my heart. 13061, 22449,
Rose of my heart’ Ss bouquet. 32884,
Rose of No Man’s Land is bleoming again. 45280.
Rose of old Mexico. 45281.
Rose of Pearl Harbor who was once the rose of No
Man’s Land, 37126.
Rose of Russia. 8114.
Rose of Santa Fe. 27473.
Rose of Sharon. 5201 (833)
Rose of Sunnyside. 40487.
Rose of the Cimarron. 17545.
Rose of the morning. 53636 (462)
Rose of the Rio Grande, 3564, 3565.
Rose of the rhumba. 22450.
Rose of the world, 5201 (834), 22451, 32885.
Rose of the world, come back to me, 47124 (427)
Rose of Tralee. 3566, 8115, 8116, 52754.
Rose of victory. 52755.
Rose of yesterday. 22452.
Rose petals. 47124 (428), 49551.
Rose red rose. 40488.
Rose that mother gave to me. 3567,
Rose that will never die. 24219 (1147)
Rosebowl of our hearts. 45282.
Roseanna Lee, 22453.
Rosebud. 8117, 17546, 45283, -
Rosebuds, 22454, 22455, 34788 (616)
Rosebuds in Maytime. 3568. -
Roseland jump. 13062.
Roseland polka. 32886.
Roselani. 8118.
Rosemarie, you darling. 32887.
Rosemary Levy. 49552.
Rosemont garden, 27474,
Rosenband. 22456.
Roseninnere, 24219 (1148)
Rosenrot und himmelblau ist die ganze welt.
14692 (580)
Roserie at dawn. 22457.
‘Roses. 17547, 47124 (429)
Roses across the border. 22458.
Roses & fairies. 38171 (339
Roses & violets, bring mem’ries of Colette.
13063.
Roses are the rhymes I wreathe. 14692 (581)
Roses, beautiful roses. 3569.
Roses carry me back to dream, 49553.
Roses for an angel.. 37127.
Roses for Juanita. 13064.
Roses.for our navy. 40489. .
Roses from the South. 8119, 45284.
Roses in Madrid. 53636 (463)
Roses in spring don’t mean a thing without you.
32888.
Roses miss you. 32889.
Roses of liberty. 32890. 3
Roses of Picardy. 13065, 22459.
Roses remind me. 27475,
Roses remind me of someone. 34788 (617)
Roses remind me of someone, someone I cannot
forget. 24219 (1149)
Roses will bloom again. 45285.
Roses you gave me. 52756.
Rosetta. 32891.
Rosey, posey. 47124 (430)
Rosey’s (George) folio of characteristic pieces,
no. 1. 38171 (340)
‘Rosh Ha Shanah time. 22460.
Rosie don’t make no theatre with me. 9582
(429), 18845 (263)
Rosie from Palermo. 5201 (835), 18845 (264)
Rosie Rosenblatt don’t make no theatre with
me, 47124 (431) -
Rosie the riveter. 49554.
Rosier. 9582 (430)
Rosita. 3570, 32892.
Rosita de Jerico. 37128.
Rositas. 45286.
Rosme. 1944.
Ross’ opportunity. 40490.
Rostov revels. 52757.
Rosy dawn. 5201 (836)
Rosy rapture. 29091 (36), 38171 (341, 342)
Rosy tomorrow. 17548.
Rotary hymn, 3571.
.Roug. 22461.
Rougette. 13066.
Rough "em up song. 27476.
Roulette of life. 17549.
Rouli-rouli. 9582 (431)
Roumanian dance song. 3572.
Roumanian rhapsody no, 1. 45287.
Round, 14692 (582):
Round & round Hitler’s grave. 32893.
Round one. 27477, “
Round the corner. 5201 (837), 52758.
Round the throne of God-eternal. 50835 (311)
’Round the wishing pool. 40491.
Round-up. 22462, 50835 (312)
Round up blues. 40492.
Round up days are ore [?] 13067.
Round-up moon is shining. 49555.
Round-up of dreams. 22463.
Round-up time in Tokyo. 49556.
Roundelay. 13068, 29091 (514)
Koundup moon brightly is shining. 45288.
Roundup of song hits for radio & recording.
37129-37137.
Roundup time in Dreamland. 45289,
Rouse ye, shepherds. 49557.
Rout them boys. 45290.
Route to Renfro Valley. 8120.
Roving fancies. 52759.
Roving Jack. 52760.
Row me on the river, Romeo. 18845 (265)
Row, row, row your boat. 17996, 45291.
Row sailor boy. 22464.
Row that rowboat. 8121.
Rowan tree. 45292.
Rowin’ up the river after dark. 45293.
Rowing in the sunlight. 22465, 22466.
Rowing on the lake. 37132.
Roy gets the gun. 27478.
Roy selects weapons. 27479.
Royal approach, 8122.
Royal banner, 24219 (1150)
Royal Crown. 22467.
Royal fireworks music. 22468, 22469.
- Royal flush. 22470. ,
Royal Hawaiian hotel. 17550.
a ag ta review. 18845 (203), 53636
(367
Royal pageant. 5201 (838)
Royal phone. 45294.
Roy’s escape. 27480, 27481.
Roy's victory. 27482.
Rozika Dolly. 9582 (110)
INDEX
Rozinschka.. 17551. :
Rubank advanced method for henanant 17552.
Rubank intermediate method for cello. 8123.
Rubber bounce. 40493.
Rubber girl. 32894.
Rubber heels on your love. 3573.
Rubber isn’t rubber anymore, 45295.
Rubber shortage blues. 32895.
Rubber trouble. 22471, 37133.
Rubinstein. 14692 (583)
Ruby. 27483.
Ruby, my darling. 27484.
Ruchee doochee doo. 37134.
Rudely Foo. 45296.
Rudolfo. 37135.
Ruego. 45297.
Ruff Johnson’s harmony band. 38171 (343), 47124
(432)
Rufus. 49558.
Rugged landscape. 32896.
Rugged road. 32897.
Ruggles of Redgap. 50835 (99, 324, 418), 53636
(134, 574)
Ruin of my heart. 13069.
Ruleta. 13070.
Rumba does something to me. 13071.
Rumba en New York. 3574.
Rumba llave. 27485.
Rumba-rumba. 32898.
Rumba rumbero. 3575.
Rumbéame. 52761.
Rumbling rudiments. 22472.
Rumbola. 17553.
cy eli they'll be sorry when we come.
Rumors. 29776, 30221, 32206, 32479, 32482, 32899,
32901, 32983, 33065, 33315.
Rumpelstiltzkin. 24219 (1169)
‘Rumpus with the boys. 3576.
Run along playboy. 3577.
Run-around gal. 45298.
Run little rabbit. 37136.
Run, little raindrop, run. 49559.
Runaway June. 5201 (839)
Rund um die liebe. 29091 (515)
Running water in the springtime. 49560.
Ruritania. 40494.
Rush along River Sacramento, rush along. 40495.
Rush! Rush! Rush. 3578.
Rushin’ trumpeters. 13072.
Russia march, etc., drums ae dum dum dum dum
dum, etc. 8124.
Russia to-day. 37137.
Russia, unconquerable. 45299.
Russian bear cut loose. 8125.
Russian blue. 13073.:
Russian, British, American boy. 52762.
Russian café. 3579.
Russian cradle song. 5201 (840)
Russian dance. 22473, 41610 (166), 52763.
Russian doll. 32900.
Russian dream. 22474.
Russian fantasy. 3580.
Russian holiday. 49561.
Russian homeland. 52764.
Russian lament. 49562.
Russian love song. 40496.
Russian might. 32901.
Russian mother’s lullaby. 32902.
Russian patrol. 8126, 32903.
Russian rhapsody. 32904.
Russian serenade. 3581.
Russian song. 3582.
2210
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Russian victory song. 32905.
Russian winter. 27486, 49563.
Rustic chapel. 27487.
Rustic dance. 17555, 34788 (618)
Rustic festivity. 14692 (584)
Rustic gate. 34788 (619)
Rustic holiday. 37138.
Rustic lilt. 53636 (464)
Rustic sketches. 50835 (313)
Rustle of spring. 3583, 32906, 45300.
Rustlers’ ride. 52765.
Rustling leaves. 24219 (1151, 1152), 32907,
37139, 37140.
Rusty anchors. 40497.
Rusty joined the army. 45301.
Ruth, 22475,
Ruth to Naomi. 3584.
Rutschbahn. 8127.
Ryan’s (Frank A.) marching song of the United
Nations. 37141.
Rychtarova céra. 29091 (516-518)
_Rythm of the drums. 8128.
Rytmiska melodi. 17556.
S.C.A.W.H. 8129.
S.0.S., U.S.A. 49564.
’s too bad. 13074, 32908.
S.V. °41. 3585.
Sabateur [?] 13075.
Sabbath bells. 27488.
Sabbath eve. 24219 (1153)
Sabbath gems. 13076.
Sabbath service for congregational singing. 45302.
Sabotage. 32909.
Saboteur. 29324, 29405, 29535, 29644, 30313,
$0469, 30777, 31349, 32400, 32578, 32817, 32909-
32911, 33018, 33808, 33835, 34350, 34441, 34752.
Saboteurs. 45303.
Sabrosura. 27489.
Sack (Erna) album. 13077.
Sacramentum unitatis. 8130.
Sacred blood. 37142.
Sacred classics. 3586, 22476.
Sacred concert. 17557.
Sacred heritage. 37143.
Sacred melodies, 40498.
Sacred memories. 37144.
Sacred songs. 40499.
Sacred treble choruses. 49565.
Sacred vows. 22477,
Sacrifice. 49566.
Sad & blue. 32912.
Sad & lonely... 22478, 32913.
Sad awakening. 13078.
Sad but true. 3587, 8131.
Sad eyes. 22479.
Sad is my heart. 17558.
Sad Manila. 45304.
Sad story. 34788 (620)
Saddle & ride. 22480.
Saddle back. 5201 (841), 18845 (266)
Saddle bag of songs. 27490.
Saddle dreams. 3588.
Saddle for three. 13079.
Saddle pals. 52766.
Saddle your dreams. 8132.
Sadie. 27491.
Sadie Duff. 13080.
Sadie Thompson. 52767, 52768.
Sadie was a lady. 22481.
Samtliche orgelwerke. 14692 (585, 586)
Saenger method of vocal training. 3589.
Sadngergrab. 9582 (432)
Saeta. 27492.
Safe & sound & a lot in love. 13081.
Safe in Jesus. 24219 (1154)
Safe in my heart. 45305.
Safe to the golden city. 27493.
Safecracker’s serenade. 52769.
Safeguard America. 17559, 49567.
Safety first. 14692 (587), 38171 (344)
Safety for the Red, White & Blue. 3590.
Sag’ es mit musik. 32914.
Saga of Don Romero. 13082.
Saga of Fifty-second Street. 8133.
Saga of Goldie. 3591.
Saga of Susie Brown. 13083, 45306.
Saga of the Pacific. 17560.
Sahara. 17561. B
Said Adolf to Benito. 8134.
Said the boy to his sweetheart. 17562.
Said the coffee to the doughnut. 49568.
Sail away: 3592, 17563.
Sail away, sailor boy. 45307.
Sail boat girl. 13084. ‘
Sail for Australia. 32915.
Sail higher Uncle Sammy. 13085.
Sail on. 22482, 45308.
Sail on, brave lads, sail on. 40500.
Sail on, O ship of state. 22483.
Sail on, old moon, sail on.~- 37145.
Sail on, sailor boy. 17564.
Sail sailor sail. 32916.
Sailing. 22484, 49569, 53636 (465) -
Sailing along in my dreamplane. 17565, 37146.
Sailing from view, but my heart goes with you.
8135.
Sailing down the Delaware. 49570.
Sailing down the river of love. 49571.
Sailing home. 22485, 45309:
Sailing homeward. 37147.
Sailing in swing. 3593. :
Sailing on a high sea. 17566.
Sailing on a moonbeam. 8136, 52770.
Sailing on Lake Michigan. 13086.
Sailing on the ocean of love. 32917.
Sailing on to victory. 3594.
Sailing the endless trail. 32918.
Sailing through the Panama Canal. 24219 (1155)
Sailing to paradise. 22486.
Sailing to Pearl Harbor. 45310.
Sailing upon life’s sea. 27494.
Sailing with my brother. 13087.
Sailing with the fleet. 37148.
Sailing with the sunset. 27495.
Sailor & soldier boy. 37149.
Sailor boy. 3595, 8137, 13088, 17567, 22487, 22488,
32919, 32920, 37150, 37151, 45311.
Sailor boy blue. 13089, 17568.
Sailor boy blues. 22489, 32921.
Sailor boy in blue. 17569, 40501, 52771.
Sailor boy Joe. 40502.
Sailor boy’s lament. 40503.
Sailor boy’s letter. 45312.
Sailor boy’s life. 32922, 37152.
Sailor come back to me. 17570.
Sailor darling. 27496.
Sailor, here’s my love. 37153.
Sailor in blue. 49572.
Sailor lad. 32923.
Sailor Lee. 45313.
Sailor man. 37154.
Sailor man, won’t you hurry home. 49573.
Sailor, sail your luck. 27497.
Sailor stole my heart away. 22490.
Sailor sweetheart. 45314.
Sailorette blues. 37155.
2211
Sailors & soldiers. 49574. -
Sailor’s bethrothal. 27498.
Sailor’s consolation. 27499.
Sailor's dream. 22491.
Sailor’s furlough. 45315.
Sailors get the girls. 17571.
Sailor’ S jingo. 32924.
Sailor’ s love song. 3596.
Sailors’ lullaby. 13090.
Sailor’s mother’ S prayer. 27500.
Sailors of ’41: 3597.
Sailors of the air. 45316.
Sailors of the U.S.A. 32925.
Sailor’ a parade. 17572, 22492..
Sailor’ S plan. 52772. i
Sailor’ S serenade. 13091. -
Sailor’s song. 14692 (588), 22493, 29091 (519, 520),
32926, 40504.
Sailor’ 8 story. 14692 (589)
Sailor’s sweetheart. 22494.
Sailor’ S war song. 52773.
Sailor’s wife. 17573.
St. Aidan. 22495.
Saint Elizabeth cantata. 40505.
St. Francis’ hymn. 45317.
St. James’ infirmary. 27501.
St. Joseph junior chamber theme song. 27502.
Saint Louis blues. 27503.
St. Louis Flo. 49575.
St. Louis Lu. 22496.
St. Louis polka. 8138.
St. Louis university collection. 13092.
St. Mary-Le- -Bow. 52774.
St. Mary’ S bells. 37156.
St..Mary’s in the twilight. 13093.
Saint Michael’ S war. 32927.
St. Patrick’s day. 24219 (1156)
Saint Stephen. 3598.
Saint Teresa pray for me. 8139.
Saint Thomas march. 52775.
St. Valentine’s day. 24219 (1157)
St. Vincent. 8140. :
Saints & angels join in concert. 37157.
Saki. 47124 (433)
Salesman Joe. 45318.
Salice d’oro. 14692 (590), 38171 (345)
Sally. 49576.
Sally Brown. 32928, 32929.
Sally in our alley. 27504.
Sally Jones. 40506. :
Sally, my dear. 52776.
Sally's folly. 49577.
Salome. 22497, 45319.
‘Salon suite. 40507.
Salt Lane gal. 8141.
Saltarello. 50835 (290)
‘Saltarello scherzante. 29091 (521)
Salter’s peppers. 3599.
Salter’s slide. 27505.
Salty seas. 45320.
Saludos. 37158, 40508.
Saludos amigos. 27506, 40508.
Salut d’amour. 45321.
Salut to America. 3600.
Salutation of the dawn. 37159.
Salute Corregidor. 45322.
Salute our Flag. 52777.
Salute the Colors. 22498.
Salute the Flag. 13094.
Salute the Flag of liberty. 32930.
Salute the Flag, salute the boys. 22499.
Salute the girls behind the front. 40509.
Salute the lovely ladies. 45323.
2212
Salute the marines. 45324.
Salute the U.S. Flag. 37160.
Salute the Waves. 52778.
Salute the Yanks. 52779.
Salute to America. 37161, 45325. $
Salute to Antranik. 22500.
Salute to arms. 8142, 13095.
‘ Salute to boots. 13096.
Salute to Captain Colin Kelly. 22501.
Salute to Corelli. 3601..
Salute to courage. 9592, 9623, 9900, 9901, 10017,
10203, 10548, 12060, 12708- 12712, 12847, 13097,
13098, 13447. .
Salute to Franklin D. 32931.
Salute to General MacArthur. 17574, 27507, 27508,
40510.
Salute to industry. 27509.
Salute to MacArthur. 13099, 27510.
Salute to Old Glory. 32932.
‘Salute to our director. 17575.
Salute to Panama. 34788 (621)
Salute to Russia. 49578. ‘
Salute to the army, the navy & the marines.
45326.
Salute to the boys over there. 45327.
Salute to the Daughters of the Confederacy. ise
Salute to the Flags. 32933.
Salute to the Fortieth field artillery. 17576.
Salute to the navy. 3602, 40511.
Salute to the nurses. 40512.
Salute to the Red, White & Blue. 32934.
' Salute to the Stars & Stripes. 8143.
Salute to the U.S.A. 32935.
Salute to the U.S. forces. 27512.
Salute to the victor. 45328. :
Salute to the WAACs. 49579.
Salute to the WAVES. 45329.
Salute to victory. 22502.
* Salute to Wake Isle marines. 36083.
Salute to your Flag. 32936. ~
Salute with a song. 32937.
Saluto d’amor. 5201 (842)
Salvage for victory. 49580.
Salvation army brass band journal. 3604-3606,
13100, 22503, 32938, 45330, 52780.
Salvation full and free. 37162.
Salvation is mine. 13101.
Salvation song. 52781.
‘Salve Regina. 40513.
Sam. 3607.
Sam Hall. 37163.
‘Sam, hereIlam. 27513.
Sam of the Russian Samovar. 37164.
Samalacole. 32939.
Samarkand. 17577.
Samba. 27514, 40514, 40515.
Samba-bamba. 17578, 45331.
Sambo Jackson Brown. 27515.
Same grand Flag. 49581.
Same moon, same girl. 37165.
Same old blues. 22504.
Same old Man In The Moon. 49582.
Same old song. 50835 (314)
Same old summer moon. 34788 (622, 623)
Same old town. 14692 (591), 24219 (1158) °
Same old yearning. 17579.
Same sort of girl. 29091 (522)
Same stars are looking at you. 8144.
Same sweetheart of mine. 17580.
Sammies are coming. 52782.
Sammlung klassischer sticke. 37166.
Sammy. 3608, 22505, 22506, 45332.
Sammy & John. 22507.
ea. Se
‘nos. 1-12, 1942
Sammy boy. 27516, 49583.
Sammy junior and her grace, 37167.
Sammy Kaye’s swing & sway song folio no. 1.13102.
“Sammy taught his mammy how to” beat a
drum. 22508,
Sammy the old salty swab. 52783
Sammy’s boys. 32940.
Sammy’s on his way. 3609.
Sampaguita. 13103.
Samson. 34788 (456)
Samson & Delilah. 14692 (475, 476), 53636
(31, 376)
Samson et Delila. 47124 (330)
San Antonio blues, 3610.
San Domingo rose. 49587.
San Francisco. 5201 (845)
‘San Francisco, at that San-Fran Pan American.
fair. 14692 (594, 595)
San Francisco town. 5201 (846)
San Francisco town, how I long to be there. 18845 (267)
San Francisco’s waterfront, 3614.
San Jose, 24219 (1159, 1160)
San Luis Obispo. 32941.
San Luis Potosi. 3615.
San Pedro. 13104.
Sanctuary. 45333.
Sanctuary rose. 8145.
aie 5201 (843, 844), 13105, 14692 (592),
Sanctus & Benedictus. 29091 (523)
Sand, 13106.
Sand man, 45334,
Sand thru my fingers. 27517.
Sandman, 34788 (624), 37168, 49584.
Sandman, a-hoy. 49585.
Sandman am a-softly comin’. 14692 (593)
Sandman lullaby. 13107.
Sandman of Lullaby Land, 32942, 32943.
_ Sandman time again in Toyland.
27518.
Sandman’ S lullaby. 45335, 49586.
Sandman’s salute. 22510.
Sands of Daytona. 3611.
Sands of Hawaii. 3612.
Sands of Sugaloa. 3613.
Sands of time are sinking. 27519.
Sandyville Special. 52784.
Sanfter. 5201 (847)
-Sanjuanina. 37169.
Sans culottes. 32944. _ .
Sans souci, 52785, 53636 (466)
Santa Barbara keep fighting along. 52786.
Santa can’t you stay. 3616.
Santa Claus & his toys. 24219 (1161)
Santa Claus is bringing you home for Christmas.
8146.
Santa Claus is coming. 9582 (433)
Santa Claus is riding high. 13108.
Santa Claus song. 3617.
Santa, don’t forget our boys across the sea,
52787.
Santa Lucia. 3618, 45336, 47124 (434),
52788, tis
Santa Rosa Rose. 53636 (467)
Santa, send my daddy back to me. 52789.
Santa, send my daddy home for Christmas, 52790.
Santa will be coming soon. 49588.
Santiago. 34788 (625)
Santos modern Hawaiian guitar method, 52791.
Sap Jap rap. 27520.
Sapient bird, 37170.
Sapphire of the tropics. 13109. .
Sappy daffy Jap Jap Jap. 3619.
Sappy little Jappy. 13110.
Sarabande. 8147, 8148, 9582 (434), 13111, 13112,
47124 (435), 52792,
Sarabande & bourée., 8149.
Saracen songs. 24219 (1162)
Sarah, 13113.
Sareri hovin. 17581.
- Sargeant’s [?] stripes you'll wear maybe. 8150.
Sarong. 3620.
Sa-rongs. 27521.
Saskatchewan. 13114.-
Satan pleads with Hitler. 45337,
Satchel mouth baby. 37171.
Satisfied, 22511, 22512.
Satisfied with my man. 8151.
Saturday afternoon on Broadway. 5201 (848)
Saturday night. 22513.
Saturday night in the old home town. 37172.
Saturday night special. 8152.
Saturday nite. 17582.
Saucy Aussie & a fighting Yankee. 27522.
Saucy little girl. 49589.
Save a life, 52793.
Save a little corner in your heart for me, 22514.
Save a little love for me. 32945,
Save a penny a day for the U. S.A. 3621.
Save all your kisses. 52794.
Save all your scraps. 37173.
Save America, 8153, 32946.
Save for Uncle Sam. 13115, 22515.
Save it, 32947, 32948, -
Save me a dream, 32949.
Save me a place in your heart. 49590.
Save me, O God. 8154, 53636 (468)
Save, oh save. 50835 (315) _
Save one today. 29091 (524)
Save our country. 37174.
Save our democracy. 17583.
Save our dreams. 27523. -
Save the American way. 32950, 32951.
Save the Flag. 22516.
‘Save the pieces. 45338.
Save the U. S. A. for democracy. 32952.
Save the victory waltz for me. 49591.
Save us, O Lord. 17584. —
Save with Uncle Sam. 45339.
Save your blarney for me. 49592.
Save your fat, save your fat. 49593. -
Save your heart, for an American. girl. 49594.
Save your kisses, for me. 49595.
Saved by the bell. 3622.
Saved to save others. 24219 (1163)
Savin’ all my love for you. 37175.
Saving democracy. 32953. ;
Saving my love like a miser, 49596,
Savings bonds for you & me, 45340.
Savior of love, 24219 (1164)
Savior, to Thee we come. 50835 (316)
Saviour & Lord beloved. 27524.
Saviour, breathe an evening blessing. 29091 (525)
Saviour is coming, one day. 32954.
Saviour, like a shepherd lead us. 32955, 40516.
Saviour my heart is Thine. 50835 ia
Saviour; teach me, day by day. 37176.
Saviour’s love. 17585.
Savoy boys. 8155.
Savoy is jumpin’, 40517.
Saw ye my Saviour. 27525,
Saw you never in the twilight. 45341.
Sawdust man. 45342.
Sax rears its ugly head, 22517.
Sax waltz. 52795.
Saxophone Slim. 40518.
2213
Say a little prayer. 37177, 45343.
Say a little prayer for me. 3623.
Say a little prayer, for Someone over there.
8156.
Say a prayer. 13116, 37178, 45344, 45345.
Say a prayer each day. 40519. .
Say a prayer for a'pal on Guadalcanal. 52796.
Say a prayer for daddy. -8157.
Say a prayer for our boys over there. 49597.
Say a prayer for the boys. 32956.
Say a prayer for your boys out there. 45346.
Say a prayer in your heart. 45347.
Say adieu. 27526.
Say ah. 22518.
Say am ila crazy guy. 45348.
Say au revoir but not goodbye. 32957.
Say, by the way. 37179.
Say cheerio. 3624.
Say good-bye with a smile. 17586, 27527.
Say good morning with a smile. 32958.
Say goodnight for me. 8158.
Say goodnight not goodbye. 40520.
Say hello to dear Mother McCree over there.
_ 45349.
Say hello to Uncle Sam. 8159.
Say hello, with a great big smile. 17587.
' Say hi there, hellofor me. 32959.
Say ho, San Jose. 17588.
Say I died for my country’s sake. 14692 (596)
Say it again. 13117, 22519.
Say it honey baby. 8160.
Say it softly. 8161.
Say it witha smile. 13118.
Say it with bonds. 8162.
- Say it with dancing. 45350.
Say it with flowers. 52797.
Say it with flyers: 17589.
Say it with your eyes. 45351.
. Say listen. 32960.
Say no more. 13119.
Say not farewell. 45352.
Say not good-bye, just say you love me. 13120.
Say not goodbye. 3625.
Say not tomorrow. 38171 (346)
Say, sarge, I wanna see Marge. 17590.
Say so. 8163, 24219 (1165)
Say something sweet. 3626.
- Say that-we’ll never part again. 22520.
Say that you love me. 17591.
Say that you’ll be waiting. 49598.
Say there. 52798.
Say there Uncle Sam. 8164.
Say, till we meet. 45353.
- Say uncle. 22521.
Say uncle to Uncle Sam. 13121.
Say what jyou’ re longing to say. 117592.
Say what’s in your heart. 17593.
Say yes. 27528, 32961.
Say yes & let’s marry. 27529.
Say you love me. 13122, 17594.
Say you, "11 be mine. 45354.
Say you. "Il love me forever. 3627.
Say you’ll marry me. 22522.
Saying farewell. 40521.
Saying goodbye. 8165, 13123, 45355.
Saying goodbye for a while. 8166.
Says the Mick to the Mikado: 32962.
Scabbard thrown away. 17595.
Scaddle-de-mooch. 34788 (626-628), 41610 (167),
47124 (436)
Scale of love. 3628.
Scamper. 22523.
Scandinavian scenes. 14692 (597, 598)
INDEX
pt. 3,n. 8., v. 37
Scapino. 3629.
Scaramouche. 22524, 32963, 50835 (318)
Scare the bums away. 13124.
‘Scarf. 45356.
Scarlet & black. 8167.
Scarlet & gold. 22525.
Scars in my heart. 3630.
‘Scars on my heart. 32964.
Scatter love. 24219 (1166)
Scatter sunshine. 40522.
Scattering roses today. 8168.
-Scéne de ballet. 29091 (526)
Scene of the flower maidens, 22526.
Scénes napolitaines. 24219 (1167)
| .Scénes poetiques no. 3. 3631.
Scent of perfume in the moonlight. 52799.
-Schafchen zur linken. 8169.
Scharwenka. 24219 (1168)
‘Schau mir in die augen. 32965.
Scheme waltz. 17596.
Scherzetto. 22527.
Scherzino. 14692 (599), 29091 (627)
‘Scherzo. 3632, 8170-8172, 9582 (435), 13125,
17597-17599, "22528, 22529, 32966, 40523, 47124
(314), 52800.
Scherzo brilliante [?] 8173.
. Scherzo in A min. 49091 (528)
Scherzo in B flat. 13126.
Scherzo in C min. 24219 (1169)
Scherzo in F. 5201 (849) ~
Scherzo-minuet. 14692 (600)
Scherzo-pastorale. 5201 (850) ~
Scherzotic dance. 8174.
Schicklegruber’ S[?] knell. 49599.
Schirmer’s favorite four-part a cappella choruses.
3633.
-Schirmer’s favorite sacred choruses for women’s
voices. 37180.
Schlachtmusik. 5201 (851)
Schlittschuhtanz. 9582 (436)
Schlitz theme. 13127.
Schlummert sanft in heil’ger ruh’. 41610 (168)
Schon kosmarin. 13128, 13129, 32967, 32968,
38171 (347)
Schone Helena. 29091 (273)
Schone vom strande. 24219 (1170)
Schon die abendglocken klangen. 29091 (530)
‘School & community orchestra. 29091 (529)
School bells of yesterday. 8175.
School party no. 1. 27530.
‘School review. 5201 (852) :
Schoolboys march. 27531, 32969.
Schoolmarm & the soldier. 32970.
Schoolmates. 24219 (1171)
Schottischs. 22530.
Schottishe.[?] 8176.
Schubert. 24219 (1172)
Schubert songs. 5201 (853)
-Schiitz bin ich, 29091 (530)
‘Schulter an schulter. 29091 (531)
‘Schuman (William) string quartet. 37181.
Schumann. 14692 (601)
Schumann souvenir. 24219 (1173)
Schwanengesang. peae (437)
Scissors. 47124 (43
Scoop. 25368, an
Scoop-la. 20626.
Scorched earth. 42985.
Score of operatic melodies. 53636 (469)
Scotch & soda. 17600.
Scotch Christmas carol. 81177.
Scotch cowboy. 49600.
Scotch fantasy. 24219 (1174)
Scotch poem. 29091 (532), 38171 (348)
; INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
Scotland & Ireland. 52801. Second benedictus. 37185.
Scottish fantasia. 9582 (438) Second best. 27535.
Scottish tone picture. 13130. Second choice. 27536,
Scouts & campers marching song. 49601. 2nd Cordon Rouge fox trot. 27537.
Scouts are on parade, 5201 (854) Second division march, 22531.
Scram, 27532. _ Second fiddle. 32979, 40526,
Scram, Hitler, scram. 32971. _ Second front. 32980.
Scram, Hitler, scriam, here comes Uncle Sam. Second Hungarian rhapsody. 14692 (604)
32972. Second in my heart. 49605.
Scrambled wives. 13131. Second lieutenant. 22532.
Scranton polka day. 40524. 2nd lugowska. 32981.
Scrap iron jive. 45357. Second movement from Symphony in B minor.45369.
Scrap - scrap - scrap, I’m scrapping with the J. V. 2nd new introduction. 27538.
army. 45358. Second piano to the 15 inventions of J. Sebastian
Scrap song. 45359. Bach. 3638.
Scrap the Axis & the Japs. 52802. Second semester band book. 3639.
Scrapbook. 3634. Second street blues. 17603.
Scraps of memory, 32973. Second to none. 22533.
Scratch it. 32974. Second walk. 3640.
Scrub, scrub, scrub. 8178. Second world war soldier. 32982.
Scrubb McGee. 45360. Second world war song. 17604.
- Scrubbin’.- 45361. Secret. 5201 (855), 37186.
Sculptor boy. 40525. Secret agent. 18846, 19054, 19095, 19194, 19324,
Sculptor of dreams. 8178*. 19492, 20958, 21243, 27537.
Sculptured clouds, 13132. Secret of His presence. 49606.
"Suse me teacher, 13133. Secret of love. 3641.
*Scuse please. 45362. Secret of my soul. 27539.
Se contento el jibarito. 52803. Secret song. 17604*,
Se equivoc6 la paloma. 17601. Secret weapon. 32983.
Se va. 45363. Secretly. 18845 (268)
Sea, 24219 (1175) Secretly pining for you. 32984.
Sea-blue gardens. 45364. Secrets. 49607.
Sea breezes, 8179. Secrets — yours & mine. 3642,
Sea calls. 8180. Security. 37187, 52806.
Sea chanty. 8181. See America through. 40527,
Sea dreams. 27533, See it through, 52807,
Sea fever. 14692 (602), 32975, 53636 (470) See me. 8184.
Sea Gipsy. 27534. See the Rising Sun go down. 27540.
Sea gong. 13134. is 4 See the vessel glide. 27541.
Sea-gull. 45365, 49602. See those bright colors wave. 3643.
Sea-gulls. 45366. See those pine trees waving. 8185.
Sea-gulls along the bay. 13135. See those Yanks. 40528.
Sea hath its pearls. 34788 (629). See you later. 3644.
Sea horse, 13136. See you way down under. 17605.
Sea idylls. 24219 (1176) Seed of truth is planted in my soul. 32985.
Sea mood, 13137. Seein’ blue. 8186.
Sea of glass. 37182. Seeing a ghost. 27542.
Sea of sin. 13138. Seeing all the way to heaven. 8187.
Sea raiders. 1970, 3635. Seeing it through. 8188.
Sea rapture, 49603. Seek Him that maketh the seven stars. 3645, 40529.
Sea-shell. 8182, 32976. Seek ye the Lord. 9582 (441), 29091 (537),
Sea shells waltz. 13139, 13140. 45370.
Sea song. 14692 (603) Seekin’ for religion. 22534.
Sea story. 8183. Seeking. 13142.
Seacoast artillery. 52804. Seeking Jesus, 9582 (442, 443)
Seafarer, 13141. Seems like. 17606.
Seal of victory. 17602. Seems like yesterday. 3646, 22535.
Sealed lips. 32977, -| See-sawing through. 22536,
Seaman’ s prayer. 3636. Segador. 32986.
Seaman’s vals. 3637. Seguidilla, 22537. ;
Search. 41610 (169) Seit du bist avek fun mir. 52808.
Search me, O God. 9582 (439), 34788 (630), 45367. Selby school song. 22538.
Searching carol. 37183. Selda. 13143.
Searching for evidence. 37184. Seldom. 8189, 22539.
Searching for his grave. 52805. Seldom the sun. 37188.
Season of happiness. 13141*. Selected hymns. 18845 (269)
Seasons. 32978, 45368, 50835 (319) Selected solos for pipe organ. 8190.
Sebastopol. 49604. Selected studies for clarinet. 37189.
Sechs bilder. 29091 (533) Selectee. 8191. |
Sechs gesinge. 34788 (631) Selectee number seven. 13144.
Sechs kriegslieder in volkston. 29091 (534) Selectee’s response. 32987.
6 leichte variationen. 9582 (440) Selection of psalms. 32988.
Sechs melodien, 29091 (535, 536) Selection of Russian folk songs & dances. 22540.
2215
: _pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Sentimental song. 13148, 49616.
Sentimental Sue. 3655, 3656.
Sentimental tears. 8197.
Sentimental Turk. 14692 (606)
Sentimiento gaucho. 32339, 38610, 38681, 39949,
40140, 40339, 40429.
_Sentrafias mfas. 27550.
Sentries of the sky. 49617.
Separation. 24219 (1180)
Sepian nocturne. 49618.
Sepiana. 33007.
September eve. 47124 (439)
September morn. 3657; 5201 (420)
September nights in blue Hawaii. 52814.
September reminds me. 8198.
September sunset. 3658.
Sequel to love. 40536.
Sequoia. 3659.
Seraphine. 5201 (856)
Serenade. 5201 (857-859), 8199, 9582 (444, 445),
13149, 14692 (607), 22545- 22548, (24219 (1181),
27751, 27752, 29091 (538), 33008, 33009, 37192,
Selections from the operas. 40530, 40531.
Self conscious blues. 17607.
Self defense. 32989.
Selfless love. 17608.
Selige nacht. 24219 (1177), 47124 (438) ©
Selling out. 8192..
‘ Selska kolomejka. 17609..
Semele. 11113.
Semper paratus. 32990-32992.
Semper vigilantes. 45371.
Sempreusa. 27543.
Sena. 34788 (632)
Send a great big salami to your boy friend in the .
army, 32993. .
Send a letter across the miles. 27544.
Send a rose to Roosevelt. 27545.
Send a salami. 49608.
Send a souvenir from home. 45372.
Send all our mail to Japan. 27546.
Send back my boy tome. 52809.
Send ’em thru’ sixth port, Uncle Sam. 45373.
Send forth Thy light. 45374, 45375.
—— >»)
Send him a letter today. 40532, 49609.
Send him away with a smile. 49610.
Send me. 22541.
Send me a letter. 49611.
Send me my heart. 3647.
Send me some roses. 32994.
Send me to heaven. 8193, 32995.
Send me your love, dear. 49612.
Send my love. 32996.
Send out Thy light. 8194, 14692 (605)
Send out Thy light & truth. 32997.
_ Send that blue moon away. 3648.
Send the boys a letter. 37190.
Send the boys away with a smile. 13145.
Send the message. 24219 (1178)
Send the message through. 49613.
Send the word. 49614.
Send the word that we’re on our way. 22542.
Send them home again. 32998.
Send us the dawn. 22543.
Send your mamma to Bahama. 32999.
Send your mother flowers on your birthday. 49615.
Send your soldier boy a line. 33000.
Senior class poem. 27547.
Sefior. 27548.
Sefior Alverez. 27549.
Sefiorita.. 52810.
Sefiorita Carla. 3649.
Sefiorita Carmencita. 45376.
Sefiorita Chi-Chi. 3650.
Sefiorita espafiola. 52811.
Sefiorita mia. 13146.
Sefiorita, my beloved. 37191.
Sefiorita of my heart. 3651.
Sefiorita Rosita. 22544.
Sen-sen quicky series no. 1. 33001.
Sensible. 45377.
Senta’s ballad. 24219 (1179)
Sentimental ballad. 40533.
Sentimental cabby. 8195, 13147.
Sentimental dreams. 33002.
Sentimental echo. 33003.
Sentimental feeling. 40534, 52812,
Sentimental fool. 8196.
Sentimental interlude. 3652.
Sentimental lady. 33004.
Sentimental me. 3653,
Sentimental rhapsody. 40535, 52813.
Sentimental Sally. 33005.
Sentimental serenade, 3654.
Sentimental someone, 33006.
38171. (349- 352), 40537, 40539, 45378, 52815,
53636 (471)
Sérénade amoureuse. 41610 (170), 47124 (440)
Serenade Basque. 3660.
Sérénade créole. 29091 (539)
Sérénade d’Arlequin. 13150.
Sérénade de printemps. 9582 (446)
Sérénade espagnole. 34788 (633), 41610 (171)
Serenade for strings. 3661.
Serenade for two. 40538.
Sérénade hongroise. 29091 (540, 541)
Serenade in blue. 27553.
Serenade in G. 49619.
Serenade in swing. 45379.
Serenade in the dawn. 8200.
Serenade in the sunset. 33010.
Sérénade mexicaine. 8201.
Sérénade mignonne. 41610 (172)
Serenade of dreams. 40540.
Sérénade sentimentale. 34788 (634)
Sérénade sentimentale de Pierrot. 47124 (441)
Serenade they played in Ensenada. 49620.
Serenade to a coed. 3662.
Serenade toadream. 17610.
Serenade to a fludie. 13151.
Serenade toa jerk. 17611.
Serenade to a jitterbug. 8202.
Serenade toa memory. 45380.
Serenade to a pagan moon. 8203.
Serenade to a saboteur. 40541.
Serenade to a sarong. 52816.
Serenade to a silhouette. 8204.
Serenade to a soldier. 33011.
Serenade to an heiress. 8204*.
Serenade to love. 40542.
Serenade to moonlight. 37193.
Serenade to one lost love. 33012.
Serenade to Pittsburgh. 8205.
Serenade to the sun. 45381, 49621.
Sérénade triste. 9582 (447)
Serenade Veronese. 18845 (270)
Serenade waltz. 3663.
Serenata. 9582 (448-450), 14692 (608, 609),
22549, 27554, 33013, 37194, 38171 (353),
40543, 45382.
Serenata a-Marirosa. 33014.
Serenata al vento. 34788 (635)
Serenata dos galos. 13152.
Serenata e Rosina. 8206.
Serenata napolitana. 38171 (354)
Serenata piccola. 17612.
2216
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
et
Serenata ritmica. 52817.
Serenatella. 38171 (355)
Serene whale. 13153.
Sérénité. 22550.
Serenity. 45383.
Sergeant & the major’s daughter. 27555.
Sergeant Faust. 17613.
Sergeant Jerry. 45384.
Sergeant-major’s wife. 3664.
Sergeant Malone. 52818.
Sergeant Susan. 45385.
Serious serenade. 49622.
Serious you. 3665.
Sermon on the Mount. 49623.
Serpenteena, 8207.
Service boys. 27556.
Service center song. 49624.
Service flag song. 33015.
Service flag within your window. 40544.
Service is fine, in the service. 49625.
Service selections. 45386.
Service star of blue has turned to gold. 40545.
Service stars. 37195.
Service thru prayer. 22551.
Service with a smile. 13154.
Servicemen’s pledge. 33016.
Serving others. 50835 (320)
Serving Uncle Sam again. 45387.
Set down servant. 45388.
Set for love. 33017.
Set of three. 3666.
Set my dream free. 13155.
Set the joy-bells ringing. 24219 (1182)
Set up Thyself, O God. 27557.
Set your sails with the wind. 37196.
Setting a trap. 33018.
Setting of the Rising Sun. 17614.
Setting of the sun. 37197.
Setting the pace. 38171 (356), 50835 (321)
Setting the trap. 45389,
Settle down in a one horse town. 5201 (860)
Seven American national airs. 3667.
Seven American poems. 52819. —
Seven centuries of solo-song. 33019, 40546.
Seven come ’leven. 3668.
Seven Czechoslovak carols. 13156.
Seven days leave. 17615, 38514, 39218, 45070,
45131, 45531, 46171, 47031.
Seven last words of Christ. 37198, 53636
472)
As little letters. 49626.
Seven more. 22552.
Seven oh first. 33020.
Seven responses. 5201 (861
Seven rhythmic dances. 5201 (862)
Seven swan ladies. 5201 (863)
Seven sweethearts. 50723.
_Seven themes from The peasant cantata. 37199.
Seven times the moon came. 45390,
Seventeen voluntaries for the organ. 41610 (173)
Seventh chord affair. 17616.
Seventh day of December, at Pearl Harbor. 45391.
Seventh heaven on earth. 22553.
Seventh of December. 22554.
Seventh of December, nineteen forty-one. 37200.
Tith division march, 27558.
Seventy-six & cg -two. rh gi
Severina valzer. 5201 (864
Sevilla baile de ohare. 8208.
Sew your banners all together. 27559.
Sewanhaka serenade. 33021.
Sex-appeal, 8209.
Sex marks the spot. 17617.
521888 0 - 43 - 17
Sextet. 33022.
Sh--! Don’t make a sound. 45392.
Shabbat kodesh. 13158.
Shabby old hat on the hallway stand, 22555.
Shackle. 49627.
Shadchen. 45393.
Shade of trees. 33023.
Shades of evening. 5201 (865)
Shades of the night. 27560.
Shades of velvet. 52820.
Shades of war. 22556.
Shadow. 49628.
Shadow boxing. 3669.
Shadow girl. 47124 (442)
Shadow in the moonlight. 49629.
Shadow march. 3670, 8210, 27561.
Shadow of a doubt. 45394, 52821.
Shadow of a lady. 15093, ‘16295, 16461, 18351,
18685, 19317, 19318, 34794, 35101, 35102, 35229,
35236, 35671, 35767, 35799, 36896, 37184, 37201,
37220, 37382, 37407, 37444, 38170,
Shadow of love. 22557.
Shadow of the cross that once stood on a lonely hill.
27562.
Shadow of the pines. 17618.
Shadow Onthe moon. 22558.
Shadow pictures. 29091 (542)
Shadow tango. 40547.
Shadowland. 5201 (866)
Shadows. 3671, 8211, 13159, 13160, 37202, 37203,
45395, 45396.
Shadows are falling. 17619.
Shadows at twilight. 5201 (867)
Shadows changed to gold. 8212.
Shadows in my lonely heart.- 17620.
Shadows in the dark. 13161.
Shadows in the night. 27563, 40548,
Shadows in the starlight. 45397.
Shadows of evening. 13162.
Shadows of Memory Lane. 22559, 33024.
Shadows of the evening hours. 3672.
Shadows of the past. 27564, 27565.
Shadows on my heart. 13163.
Shadows on the lawn. 33025.
Shadowtime. 40549.
Shady lady. 33026.
Shady nook. 33027.
Shag tee-dee thump thump. 37204.
Shake a leg. 45398.
Shake-down blues. 17621.
Shake ’em down. 27566.
Shake everything you’ve got. 45399.
Shake hands with Lady Liberty. 33028.
Shake hands with your air-raid warden. 3673,
52822.
Shakespearian love. 18845 (271), 24219 (1183),
47124 (443)
Shakin’ in my shoes. 37205.
Shall I. 22560.
Shall I be afraid. 27567.
Shall I blow on the embers. 22561.
Shall I forget. 52823.
Shall we gather at the graveyard. 13164.
Shall we gather at the river. 24219 (1184)
Shall we gather at the rhythm. 49630.
Shall we know our friends in heaven. 18845 (272)
Shall we love again. 22562.
Shall we relent. 22563.
Sham sharim. 17622.
Shame on me. 33029, 49631.
Shamrock. 22564.
Shanghai. 22565.
Shanghai for China. 45400.
2217
Shangrala [?] 27568.
Shangrela |?] 40550.
Shangri-La. 22566, 27569-27572, 33030, 33031,
37206, 40551, 45401, 49632, 52824.
Shangrila, 37207.
Shangrila, mums the word, Shangrila. 37208.
Shannon rose. 5201 (868)
Shantasy. 49633.
Shanties. 27573.
Shanty song. 52825.
Share croppin’. 13165.
Share God’s love & pray. 37209.
Sharing a Maryland moon. 45402.
Sharing the moon with you. 45403.
Sharp shooter’s march. 29091 (543)
Sharpshooter song. 33032.
Sharpie. 27574.
Shattered dreams. 8213.
Shattered romance. 33033.
Shawnee moon. 40552. _
She broke my heart in three places. 13166.
She can have you now. 33034.
She chose the primrose path. 53636 (473)
- She couldn’t say no to a sailor named Joe. 40553.
She didn’t believe. 13166*.
She didn’t say yes. 40554.
She don’t come from Tipperary. 17623.
She don’t wanna. 27575.
She faints. 33035,
She gave her heart to a soldier boy. 8214.
She goes out a-fishing, with her hook & her line.
29091 (544), 34788 (636) .
She had her spats on. 9582 (451), 14692 (610)
She has what it takes. 22567.
She is. 3674.
She is adear. 8215.
She is a nurse. 22568.
She is all so slight. 27576.
She is coming. 13167.
She is my Rosie. 50835 (322)
She is mying. 17624.
She is now in Red River Valley. 40555.
She is sweet & fussy. 49634.
She is waiting in Montana. 13168.
She is young an’ purty. 49635.
She kept her promise. 8216.
She knows. 17625.
She lost it at the altar. 13169.
She loved him but he marched away. 27577.
‘She loves a slide trombone. 33036.
She loves me she don’t. 40556.
She loves me so. 8217.
She loves me yes, she loves me not. 13170.
She loves Terry. 27578.
She loves you. 49636.
She loves you as never before. 45404.
She makes a difference. 13171.
She may be somebody’s mother. 9582 (452)
She means everything to me. 49637.
She might not suit your fancy. 29091 (545)
She packed up her trunk the next morning. 40557.
She said uh! Uh. 33037.
She sang Aloha to me. 41610 (174)
She says I shouldn’t. 22569.
She stood by the window, at twilight. 8218.
She stoops to conga. 13172.
She threw a kiss to a soldier. 52826.
She used to be my girl. 5201 (869), 27579.
She wandered down the mountain side. 17626.
She want [?] to sell my monkey. 49638.
She wanted to ride, just to ride. 47124 (444)
She wants a different fellow every night. 13173.
She was a washout in the blackout. 40558.
INDEX
t. 3,n. s., Vv. 37
She was all that a pal ought to be. 5201 (870),
24219 (1185), 47124 (445)
She was all the world to me. 8219.
She was eighteen, forty years ago. 40559.
She was in the park. 13174.
She was singing a sweet melody. 52827.
She was too good to be true. 47124 (446)
She wasn’t meant for me. 33038.
She wears gold bars on her shoulders. 52828.
She wouldn t turn his picture to the wall. 37210.
Sheep. 33039.
Sheep & lambs. 24219 (1186)
Sheep & lambs may safely graze. 33040.
Sheep lay white around. 45405.
Sheep may safely graze. 27580-27583, 33041,
40560, 49639.
Sheer fantasy. 40561.
Sheik of Araby. 8220.
Sheiks of Shangri-La. 49640.
Sheila Machree. 22570.
She’ll always remember. 13175.
She’ll be comin’ round the mountain. 8221, 13176.
She’ll be coming round the mountain. 49641.
She’ll be seven in May. 37211.
Shell fire brides. 17626*.
She’ll keep buying bonds. 37212.
She’ll never know how much I love her. 3675.
Shell out. 50835 (323)
Shelter. 17627.
Shelter’s me ‘ome sweet ’ome. 3676.
Shenandoah, 3677.
Shenanigan. 45406.
Shephards [?] dance. 8222.
Shepherd. 5201 (871), 14692 (611)
Shepherd & the echo. 33042,
Shepherd girl. 22571-22573.
Shepherd kept sheep. 8223, 8224.
’ Shepherd lad. 17628.
Shepherd of tender youth. 29091 (546)
Shepherd psalm. 22574.
Shepherd shake off your drowsy sleep. 33043.
Shepherd, show me how to go. 22575.
Shepherd with Thy tend’rest love. 27584.
Shepherds’ Christmas song. 37213.
Shepherd’s dance. 24219 (1187)
Shepherd’s echo. 13177.
Shepherd’s joy. 8225.
Shepherd’s mountain air. 3678.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. 24219 (1188)
Shepherds on this hill. 45407.
Shepherd’s pipe. 29091 (54)
Shepherd’s prayer. 52829, 52830.
Shepherd’s rest. 24219 (1189)
Shepherds! Shake off your drowsy sleep. 22576. .
‘Shepherd’s song. 24219 (1190, 11917, 37214.
Sheppie’s on the River Styx. 13178.
Sherbrooke waltz. 33349.
Sheriff of Tombstone. 15371.
Sherlock Holmes & the secret weapon. 51804, 52163.
Sherlock Holmes & the Voice of terror. 51162, .
52145, 52234, 52472, 52831, 52832, 53277.
Sherman shuffle. 52833.
Sherwood music school violin course. 22577.
She’s a back seat driver. 45408.
She’s a daisy full of honey. 8226.
She’s a dancing yoo hoo girl. 52834.
She’s a naughty, naughty angel. 45409.
She’s a nurse in Uncle Sam’s army. 13179.
She’s a southern dream. 45410.
She’s a WAAC. 52835.
She’s a W.A.V.E. 40562. }
She’s a welder in Lockheed factory. 49642.
She’s a Wichita gal, from away out Kansas way. 13180.
2218
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
She’ 58 Yankee’s sweetheart. 33044.
She’s an H. P. Q. at old Tau delta phi. 22578.
She’ S an officer in skirts. 27585.
She’ S become a WAAC. 49643.
She’ RS carrying the torch for me. 45411.
She’s different now. 9582 (453)
‘She’s everybody’s sweetheart. 49644.
She’ S fallen for the foreman. 27586.
She’ S from the land of fairies. 53636 (474)
She’ ,5 gonna be mine. 45412.
She’s got bars on her shoulders, stars in her
eyes. 45413.
She’ S his only girl friend. 22579.
She’ s hot, she’s sweet, she’s nuts. 3679.
She’s just a little WAAC- ie. 37215.
She’ 5 just a sailor’s sweetheart. 8227.
She’ S just a Yankee Doodle sweetheart. 13181.
She’ 5 just my baby. 13182.
She’s just the kind. 27587.
She’ Ss just right. 33045.
She’s leaving for heaven to-night. 22580.
She’ S mine, all mine. 8228.
She’s missing me tonight. 52836.
She’ S my baby now & how. 17629.
She’ 5 my darling from Bellaire. 52837.
She’ Ss my gal. 37216.
She’ S my girl. 13183.
She’s my good neighbor, south of the Rio Grande.
52838.
She’s my Rose. 49645.
She’ S my Sadie. 33046.
She’ S not afraid, our America. 17630.
She’ S part of my heart. 13184.
She’s running wild. 3680.
She’s sailing today. 13185.
She’ Ss some girl. 5201 (872)
She’ 8 the angel of our alley. 45414.
She’ 8 the army’s glamour girl. 8229.
She’ s the daughter of Mother Machree. 41610 (175)
She’ s the McCoy. 330647. .
She’ s the nurse of the regiment. 33048.
She’ s the pride of America. 8230.
She’s the sweetest little flower. 52839.
She’ S the sweetheart of the army. 13186, 27588.
She’s the Sweetheart of the U. S. A. 8231.
She’s Uncle Sam’s Sweetheart, Pearl Harbor. 8232.
She’s winking at me. 22581.
Shhh, it’s a military secret. 17631.
Shhh] Not a word. 8233.
Shickelgruber’s [?] rats. 49646.
Shicklegruber. 13187.
Shifting sands. 33049.
Shiloh. 3681.
Shimmering sunlight. 5201 (873)
Shine, America, Shine. 8234, 27589.
Shine, hallelujah, Shine. 45415.
Shine like a mornin’ star. 45416.
Shine my star. 27590.
Shine on. 22582.
' Shine on liberty. 49647.
Shine on, my star of hope. 22583.
Shine on winter moon. 34788 (637)
Shine, shine, just where you are. 24219 (1192)
Shine Spoon River moon. 45417.
Shine the deck. 45418. .
Shingle-house Town. 45419.
Shining hours. 3682.
Ship ahoy. 43493, 43953, 45420, 49429.
Ship ahoy all you sailor lads. 8235.
Ship a-hoy sailor boy. 13188.
Ship ahoy! Sailor boy! My little toy. 40563.
Ship a-sailing. 49648.
Ship of dreams. 37218.
Ship of Good Hope. 8236.
Ship of state, sail on. 8237.
Ship South. 8237*.
Shipbuilder’s song. 45421.
Shipmate. 3683.
Shipmate of mine. 45422.
Shipmates. 37217.
Ships. 37219.
Ships are sailing. 22584.
Ships in the distance. 22585.
Ships laden with souls. 22586.
Ships of the air. 17632.
Ships of the sky. 33050.
Ships that pass in the night. 9582 (454)
Ships with wings. 4813, 22587.
Shipshape overture. 17633.
Shipyard activity. 3684.
Shipyard serenade. 33051.
Shipyards battle cry. 17634.
Shir avodah. 33052.
Shir hamalos - 4. 22588.
Shir namal. 33053.
Sho ‘nuff. 49649.
Shock. 22589.
Shoe shine blues. 22590.
Shoe shine boy. 22591.
Shoe strings. 17635.
Shoeboot’s serenade. 47124 (447)
Shoemaker polka. 33054.
Shoes of husband number one as worn by number two.
38171 (357)
Sholem tantz. 22592.
*Sholom aleichem. 3685, 13189.
Sholom u. frieden. 33055,
Shoo fly. 3686, 8238.
Shoo fly, don’t bother me. 22593.
Shoo, shoo, boogeyman. 33056.
Shoot me back to California land. 29091 (548, 549)
Shoot me Mister Cupid. 13190.
Shoot the chassis to me; lassie. 13191.
Shoot the table east. 22594.
Shootin’ irons. 22595.
Shooting rockets at the moon. 45423.
Shooting stars. 52840.
Roy the bull around the bulletin boards. 24219
1193
Shop around the corner. 8239.
Shopping in Cairo. 37220.
Shores of freedom. 22596.
Shores of Ki-o-lee. 40564.
Shores of Miami. 8240.
Short & sweet. 37221.
Short cadenza to the Brahms violin concerto. 8241.
Short cadenzas to the Beethoven violin concerto. 8242.
Short communion service. 17636.
Short, fat & 4-F. 52841.
Short love dream. 13192.
Short on lovin’. 33057.
Short road to Tipperary. 33058.
Short romance. 3687, 40565.
Short settings of the Office for the holy communion.
9582 (455)
Shortest way to early reading. 49650, 49651.
Short’nin’ bread. 8243, 13193, 13194, 33059, 40566,
45424, 52842.
Shorty. 27591.
Shorty George. 40567.
Shorty’s tune. 27592.
Shot & shell. 49652.
Should I. 27593.
Shoulder arms.3688, 13195, 22597, 49653, 52843.
Shoulder to Shoulder. 3689, 3690, 13196, 17637,
22598, 52844.
2219
INDEX
Shoulders to the wheel. 3691, 49654.
Should’st thou come to me again. 27594.
Shout, Americans, shout. 45425.
Shout, brother, shout. 49655.
Shout hooray. 40568.
Shout! Shout! America. 49656.
Shout the glad tidings. 29091 (550, 551)
Shout three cheers for America. 49657.
Shout through the battle thunder. 3692.
Shout! Wherever you may be, laman American.
33060.
Shouting V for victory. 17638.
Shove on, brave boys, shove on. 45426.
Shovin’ off for Tokio. 13197.
Shoving off. 33061.
Show me. 22599.
Show me highway eighty. 49658.
Show me Missouri. 37222.
Show me the way togo home. 40569.
Show me the way to the pumpkin that Peter kept
his wifie in. 17639.
Show me Thy ways, O Lord. 3693.
Show-off. 3694.
Show the world just where you stand. 34788 (638)
-Show them we'll do something about it. 3695.
Show them what America can do. 3696.
Show us how to do the fox trot. 5201 (874)
Show us oh Lord. 22600.
Show us the star. 13198.
Show us, we're from old Mizzou. 27595.
Show your respect. 8244.
Showdown for love. 45427.
Shower. 5201 (875)
Shower of blossoms. 38171 (358)
Shower of gold. 29091 (552-554)
Shower of kisses. 29091 (555)
Showers of gold. 27596.
Shreds & patches from Gilbert & Sullivan. 45427*.
Shrine in my heart. 3697.
Shrine of liberty. 27597.
Shrine of Saint Cecilia. 3698, 8245-8247, 13199-
13201, 22601.
Shrine to Pearl Harbor. 37223.
Shufflin’ jive. 8248.
Shut my mouth: 33062.
Shut my mouth, Iain’t talkin’. 27598, 33063, 33064.
Shut up. 33065.
Shy. 8249, 40570, 45428.
Shy & sly. 38171 (359)
Shy mountain moonlight. 33066.
Sifueras mia. 27599.
Si llego a besarte. 17640.
Si me miras...suefio. 45429.
Si me paro pierdo el compas. 13202.
Si nuestro amor. 45430.
Si, se. 37224.
Si si Lita. 17641.
Si tule veux. 17642.
Si tu me quieres. 40571.
Si tu vas a Paris. 37225.
Si yo no supe querer. 22602.
Siberia. 13203.
Siberian wedding feast. 53636 (475)
Sibylline. 52845.
Sic ‘em soldier. 8250.
Sic, sic, sic, Hitler will be licked. 27600, 49659.
Siciliana. 29091 (556), 34788 (577), 52846..
Siciliano. 24219 (1194)
Sick’s beer song. 17643.
Side by side. 8251.
Side by side, they will fight. 22603.
Sidewalk vendor. 27601.
Sieben idyllen. 5201 (876)
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Sieben jahre pech. 32764.
Sieben variationen tiber Vien qua Dorina bella.
9582 (456)
Siedlecka. 13204.
Sieger. 14692 (612, 613)
Siegesfeier. 45431.
Siegfried. 5201 (1056), 9582 (457-463)
Siegmunds liebeslied. 29091 (557):
Siembamba. 17644.
Siempre. 3699.
Siempre alegre. 52847.
Siempre ser tuyo. 17645.
Siempre te he de querer. 27602.
Siento una corga. 27603.
Sierra moon. 13205.
Sierra Morena. 49660. *
Siesta. 3700, 33067, 40572.
Siesta dreams. 22604.
Sigh. 24219 (1195)
Sigh, atear. 40573.
Sigh no more ladies. 22605.
Sighing. 33068.
Sigma nu girl. 33069.
Sigma nu mother of mine. 33070.
Sigma phi gamma pep song. 49661.
Sign in the sky. 45432.
Sign of the V. 37226.
Sign of the V for victory. 33071.
Sign of victory. 8252, 13205*, 27604.
Signal corps call. 33072.
Signal cerps salute. 45433.
Signal from the blue. 45434.
Signal of hope. 37227.
Signal serenade. 13206.
Silbando. 22606.
Silbido en la noche. 3701.
Silence. 45435.
Silence is golden. 13207, 27605.
Silent devotion. . 24219 (1196)
Silent hour. 31702.
Silent is the night. 22607.
Silent longing. 14692 (614)
Silent moon. 3703.
Silent night. 8253, 8254, 13208. T
Silent night, holy night. 33073, 33074, 45436.
Silent pool. 45437.
Silent ukulele. 33075.
Silently I pray. 27606.
Silhouette. 8255, 49662.
Silhouette in blue. 37228,
Silhouette in the sunset. 37229.
Silhouette of two. 117646.
Silhouettes. 47124 (448)
Silhouettes against the sky. 27607.
Silliest song. 40574.
Silly Bin. 22608. _
Silly old moon. 22609.
Silly serenade. 33076.
Silly song. 17647.
Silver. 17648, 27608.
Silver among the gold. 3704.
Silver & gold reveries. 22610.
Silver & roses. 33077.
Silver bell march. 3705.
Silver birds. 33078.
Silver bullet. 38920, 40035, 40820, 41195.
Silver cloud. 47124 (449)
Silver clouds. 3706.
Silver cord. 27609.
Silver dollar souvenir. 49663.
Silver eagles. 22611. s
Silver fox. 14692 (615)
Silver gleam. 5201 (877)
2220
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Silver haired mother. 22612.
Silver in the moon. 13209.
Silver lining, 22613, 45438, 53636 G76)
Silver lining’s shining. 17649.
Silver moon. 13210, 45439.
Silver moon along Hudson Bay. 33079.
Silver moonlight on the plains. 37230.
Silver night. 37231, 40575.
Silver nymph. 24219 (1197)
Silver queen. 22614.
Silver sea of golden memories. 37232.
Silver screen. 21076.
Silver skates. 52848.
Silver slippers. 27610.
Silver spangles. 22615.
Silver stars. 49664.
Silver stars & the moonlight. 17650.
Silver threads among the gold. 13211, 38171 (360,
361
od way. 5201 (878)
Silver wings. 17651, 22616, 22617, 27611, 45440,
45441, 49665.
Silver wings are flying. 3707.
Silver wings in the moonlight. 52849.
Silver wings in the morning. 49666.
Silver wings in the sky. 13212.
Silver wings, keep flying. 33080.
Silver wings of the air. 17652.
Silvery moon. 3708.
Silv’ry light of love. 33081.
Simpatica. 34788 (639)
Simple aveu. 3709, 34788 (640)
Simple little ditty. 45442.
Simple love affair. 8256.
Simple melody. 5201 (879)
Simple Simon. 22618.
Simple tunes. 8257.
Simply irrisistible [?} 13213.
Simply say hello. 22619.
Simply sentimental. 40576.
Sin alcohol mi reverbero. 27612.
Sin detalle. 27613.
Sin san sore. 45443.
Sin ti. 40577, 40578.
Sin Town. 51220, 51436, 52609, 52850, 52851.
Sin tu carino. 8258.
Sinaloa. .37233.
Since all of us can’t be soldiers, at least we can all
be men. 8259.
Since Bill got to be a marine. 49667.
Since first I found my Saviour. 24219 (1198)
Since first I saw your face. 37234.
Since He saved my soul. 40579.
Since he traded his zoot suit for a uniform. 45444,
45445.
Since he went away to hel ane U.S.A. 27614.
Since he’s gone away. 3308
Since home rule’s come to a 34788 (641)
Since I am your auntie to be. 9582 (464)
Since I first met you. 45446.
Since I found you. 3710, 45447.
Since I gave my heart to you. 22620.
Since I left you. 49668.
Since I lost you. 45448.
Since I met you. 27615.
Since I met you, dear. 37235.
Since I’ve been away. 3711.
Since I’ve met you. 27616.
Since I’ve sailed away. 8260.
Since Jesus came to dwell with me. 47124 (450)
Since love came in my heart. 40580.
Since love found my heart. 13214.
Since love has come my way. 3712.
Since Maisie went khaki crazy. 37236.
Since mother’s gone to heaven. 33083.
Since my baby said yes to me. 37237.
Since my boy friend joined the army. 8261.
Since my mommy’s playing bingo. 13215.
Since my wife joined the army. 13216.
Since Nancy flashed her eyes on me. 45449.
Since the boogie-woo hit Honolu. 22621.
Since the first dance we shared. 22622.
Since the first night I found you. 52852.
Since the young men went away. 33084.
Since then. 17653.
Since we have said goodbye. 45450.
Since we parted. 14692 (616)
Since we said good-bye. 3713.
Since when. 3714.
Since Yonkel heard Dolores ay ay ay. 3715.
Since you are gone. 13217, 45451.
Since you became famous. 45452.
Since you have forgotten me. 45453.
Since you have gone.
Since you said you cared for me. 37238.
Since you went away. 3716, 34788 (642), 37239,
37240, 40581, 49669.
Since you went to war. 49670.
Since you re gone, my dearest. 13218.
Since you ve gone. 40582.
Since you ve gone away. 49671.
Since you’ve gone I don’t even care. 52853.
Sincerely. 33085, 49672.
Sincerely, dear, Ido. 27618.
Sincerely sorry. 33086.
Sincerely yours. 13219, 27619.
Sincerely yours, my dear, 27620.
Sincopati. 33087.
Sinfonia. 18845 (273)
Sinfonia Biblica. 22623.
Sinfonia da requiem. 3717.
Sinfonietta. 22624, 33088.
Sing. 40583.
Sing a glory song. 22625.
Sing a little ditty & smile. 22626.
Sing a little song. 40584.
Sing-a-rhyme picture book. 45456.
Sing a song. 22627, 27621, 45457.
Sing a song America. 13220.
Sing a song for Uncle Sam. 52854.
Sing a song from your heart. 17654.
Sing a song of daydreams. 27622.
Sing a song of freedom. 45458.
Sing a song of harvest. 8263.
Sing a song of love. 13221.
Sing a song of love & let me dream. 8264.
Sing a song of ringtime. 27623.
Sing a song of romance. 33089.
Sing a song of roses. 24219 (1199)
Sing a song of senoritas. 3718.
Sing a song of six pence. 13222.
Sing a song of victory. 22628, 27624, 27625.
Sing a song to Uncle Sam. 27626.
Sing all day. 22629.
Sing alleluia. 37241.
Sing along. 8265.
Sing along the trail. 3719.
Sing, America, sing. 3720, 8266, 8267, 13223-
13225, 17655, 33090, 33091, 40585.
Sing, Americans, sing. 3721.
Sing & dance. 8268.
Sing & rejoice. 14692 (617)
Sing & shout. 45459.
Sing & smile. 49673.
Sing & work for liberty. 33092.
Sing another chorus. 4669.
_ ue we
2221
8262, 27617, 45454, 45455.
INDEX
Sing-a-while leaflet, number two. 3722.
Sing brother sing. 40586.
Sing, everybody, sing. 40587, 45460.
Sing for America. 3723.
Sing for fun. 33093.
Sing for victory. 45461.
Sing, Girl scouts, sing. 3724,
Sing hallelujah, it’s gonna be a great day. 49674.
Sing ité& doit. 33094,
Sing, it’s good for ya. 49675.
Sing, Kate, sing. 33095.
Sing Ling Ting Ta-Tao. 47124 (451)
Sing, little bird. 34788 (643)
Sing me a song. 3725, 13226, 33096, 40588.
Sing me a song in Spanish. 33097.
Sing me a song of love. 50835 (324)
Sing me a song.of the Islands. 17656.
Sing me a song of the prairie. 37242.
Sing me a sweet lullabye. 40589.
Sing me an old fashioned love song. 22630.
Sing me the song that sings in your heart.
27627.
Sing me to Sleep in heaven. 37243.
Sing, Mister Roosevelt, sing. 40590.
Sing, mothers, sing. 17657.
Sing, my tongue, the Saviour’s glory. 17658.
Sing, O heavens. 24219 (1200)
Sing, O my heart. 17659. . ;
Sing, O sing the wondrous story. 22631.
Sing of America. 22632.
Sing of victory. 33098.
Sing on. 8269.
Sing on, glad soul. 3726.
Sing on! Sing on. 17660,
Sing on the march. 13227.
Sing. our song of victory. 37244.
Sing, robin, sing. 45462.
Sing, sing, America. 33099.
Sing! Sing! America, sing. 37245.
Sing Sing Lo. 33100.
Sing, sing, sing. 22633, 45463.
Sing, sing, sing, sing so they can hear you.
22634, 45464-45466.
Sing, sing, sing, Singapore. 3727.
Sing Sing tango tea. 34788 (644, 645), 38171
(362)
Sing soft, sing low. 17661.
Sing song southern accent. 27628.
Sing songs of joy. 8270.
Sing the glad message of Christmas time. 27629..
Sing the Saviour’s praise. 53636 (477)
Sing the song of praises. 40591.
-Sing the world in tune. 33101, 52865.
Sing this old world back to God. 3728.
Sing those Red, White & Blues. 22635.
Sing to me again beloved, 40592.
Sing to me as I leave you. 22636, —
Sing to me cowboy. 8271.
Sing to me your Irish lullabies. 13228.
Sing to the Lord. 37246, 49676,
Sing to victory. 22637, 33102,
Sing together, sing. 8272.
Sing tweedle-dee. 17662.
Sing unto God. 14692 (618)
Sing V for victory. 45467.
Sing victory. 33103,
Sing we the Virgin Mary. 8273, 33104,
Sing what America means to you. 13229.
Sing, whistle & smile. 22638, 45468,
Sing with all the sons of glory. 9582 (465),
17663,
Sing with America, 17664.
Sing with Strauss. 3729.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
' Sing, Yankee, sing. 40593.
Sing your song. 8274,
Sing your troubles away... 8275.
Sing your worries away. 15178, #5248, 17665.
Singapore, goodbye. 8276.
Singatina. 8277,
Singatina man. 8278.
Singatina rhumba. 8279.
Singatina stroll. 13230.
Singatina waltz. 8280.
Singende fontane. 41610 (176)
Singer fairy. 5201 (880)
Singers. 24219 (1201) .
Singin’ on Sunday. 17666.
Singin’ thru the sage. 3730.
Singing all our cares away. 37247.
Singing an old love song. 27630.
Singing & praying society of Harlem Town. 13231.
Singing & swinging. 13232.
Singing from my heart. 3731.
Singing game. 33105.
_ Singing games & songs from southern Illinois.
22639.
Singing gaucho. 33106.
Singing ghost. 37248.
Singing glory to the Lamb. 22640,
Singing hills of Pennsylvania. 52856,
Singing in the saddle. 27631.
Singing pals theme song. 40594.
Singing pilot. 40595.
Singing Sal. 8281.
Singing sands. 13233.
Singing sands of Alamosa. 22641.
Singing soldier man. 13234.
Singing soldiers. 45469.
Singing the Red, White & Blues. 22642.
Singing the rock-hock blues. 49677.
Singing to-the moon. 13235.
Singing wind. 52857.
Singing wires. 45470.
Singing with grace in our hearts. 24219 (1202)
Single man. 14692 (619)
Sing-o-pep. 3732.
Singspiration. 22643, 33107.
Sink the Rising Sun. 13236.
Sinking of the Reuben James. 33108.
Sinner fall on your knees, don’t let the chariot swing
on by. 49678,
Sinner get ready. 3733.
Sinner want| ?| you come by here. 8282,
‘Sinners. 45471.
Sinner’ »S Plea. 45472, 52858.
Sinner’s warning. 45473,
Sinsonte y mi guajira. 27632.
S{pand kitcherr. 22644.
Sir Giles’ war song. 47124 (452)
Sir John’s discovery. : 8283, 8284,
SirLancelot. 5201 (881)
Siren call of steel. 49679.
Siren song. 18845 (274)
Sirena. 37249.
Sirens. 17667.
Si’s been drinking cider. 24219 (1203) ©
Sister awake. 24219 (1204), 33109.
Sister of Mademoiselle from Armentiers[?| 45474.
go Susie’s sewing shirts for soldiers. 5201
882)
Sister Susie’s started syncopation. 18845 (275),
29091 (558, 559)
Sister, take it slow. 45475.
Sittin’ alone on Saturday night. 33110.
Sittin’ by the old corral, 45476.
Sittin’ by tne old log fire. 33111, 37250.
2222
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Sittin’ ina corner. 3734.
Sittin’ on top of the world in love. 22645.
Sitting at the bar: 8285.
Sitting by the fireside. 17668.
Sitting in the corner & holding hands. 40596.
Sitting in the moonlight. 37251.
Sitting on a star. 40597.
Sitting on the clouds. 52859.
Sitting on the hot sun. 27633.
Sitting on the moon. 22646, 33112.
Siwy kon polka. 13237.
6 7/8. 22647.
Six caprices. 33113.
Six Catholic hymns. 3735. -
Six Christmas songs. 34788 (646)
Six easy woodland sketches for the piano. 34788
(647)
Six eucharistic hymns. 17669.
Six favorite operas. 40598.
Six flats unfurnished. 27634, 45477.
Six forest sketches for thepianoforte. 34788 (648)
Six furlongs. 40599.
Six Gun Bill. 17670.
Six Hebrew songs. 33114.
667. 3736.
627 stomp. 22648.
Six jerks ina jeep. 33115.
Six Lenten hymns. 17671.
Six little gems from the masters. 3737.
Six mile stretch. 52860.
Six months for love. 45478.
Six o’clock jam. 45479.
Six organ chorales. 33116.
Six short tales. 45480.
Six songs. 17672, 27635, 34788 (649)
Sixteen daily exercises. 14692 (620)
16 - 1942; 17673.
16 rhythms & story plays for kindergarten & pri-
mary grades. 52861. :
Sixth sonata in G major. 17674,
6th st. rag. 9582 (466)
Sixth string quartet. 8286.
Sixty folksongs of France. 53636 (478)
60 m. p. h. 52862.
Sixty selected songs. 24219 (1205)
64 dollar question. 22649.
64th C. A. cannonade march. 27636.
67th armored regiment song. 3738.
Sizemore (Gordon) & little Betty. 3739.
Skat! Go the Japs. 37252.
Skaters. 8287.
Skaters waltz. 3740, 40600.
Skating. 3741, 14692 (621)
Skating on Honeymoon Lake. 3742.
Skating vanities. 38154.
Skeleton. 14692 (622) of
Skeleton bones. 8288.
Sketch in five-four time. 3743.
' Sketches from a notebook. 40601.
Ski-gutten. 13238.
Ski jump. 17675.
Ski romance. 22650.
Ski serenade. 27637.
Ski trail. 22651.
Skid row shuffle. 8289.
Skidikiscatch. 53636 (479)
Skies may be gray. 27638.
Skies of blue. 45481.
Skies over Europe. 37253.
Skiing down the hills with you. 13239.
Skimobile polka. 22652.
Skip a-long. 14692 (623)
Skip & hop polka. 17676.
Skip stop flight around the world. 49680.
Skip to Maloo. 22653.
Skippin’ along. 45482.
Skirt dance. 13240.
Skit-skat skate along home. 49681.
Sklayos den tha ziso. 8290.
Skoal. 8291, 22654.
Skud-a-ba dud-a-ba dut-in do. 13241.
Skull John suite. 13242.
Sky above can’t always be gray. 49682.
Sky anchors. 8292. °
Sky-born music. 27639.
Sky fell down. 40602.
Sky high. 8293, 35785.
Sky horse. 14243.
Sky-rocket. 8294.
Sky trooper. 22655.
Sky was blue. 52863.
Sky writer. 8295.
Skylark. 5201 (883), 9582 (467), 13244.
Sky’s the limit. 45483.
Skyway moon. 40603.
Slack (Freddie) boople-Raeaie book on 8-beats.
45484.
Slant eyes. 27640.
Slap a little yellow Jap. 33117.
Slap happy Jap. 17677.
Slap happy Sal. 49683.
Slap-happy Wacky from the Promised Land.
17678.
Slap polka. 49684.
Slap that monkey. 13245.
Slap your hip polka. 45485.
Slapajap march. 45486.
Slapping the bass fiddle. 45487.
Slappy Jap polka. 17679.
Slave song. 14692 (624)
Slave ,Songs of the Georgia SealIslands. 17680.
Slave’s prayer. 17681. -
Slavic dancers. 8296.
Slavischer tanz. 29091 (560, 561)
Slavonic dance. 13246, 34788 (650)
Slavonic dances. 9582 (468-470)
Slavonic fantasie in B minor. 9582 (471)
Sled was hooked behind the car. 52864.
Sleep. 49685, 52865.-
Sleep away your cares. 22656.
Sleep, Babe divine. 38171 (363)
. Sleep, baby, sleep. 8297-8300, 24219 (1206)
2223
Sleep, Holy Babe. 24219 (1207)
Sleep, little cowboy, go to sleep. 22657.
Sleep, little war baby, sleep. 13247.
Sleep, my baby. 40604.
Sleep, my little one. 33118.
Sleep, my lovely one. 3744.
Sleep, my sweet one, sleep. 33119.
Sleep of summer. 5201 (884)
Sleep on. 3745.
Sleep, sleep, sleep. 37254.
Sleep, sleep, sweet Holy Child & fourcarols. 27641.
Sleep song. 22658.
Sleep tight. 45488.
Sleep well, my child. 40605.
Sleeper jump. 49686. .
Sleepers, wake. 13248.
Sleeping. 29091 (562)
Sleeping bag sequence. 45489.
Sleeping beauty in Grant’s tomb. 13249.
Sleeping I dream’d love. 8301.
Sleeping in an unmarked grave. 13250.
Sleeping in the sun. 27642.
Sleepy express. 40606.
Sleepy eyes. 37255, 49687.
Sleepy flowers. 9582 (472)
Sleepy Hawaii, 27643.
Sleepy-head, 22659, 22660, 27644, 27645, 37256,
40697.
Sleepy Hollow. 22661, 52866
Sleepy house. 33120.
Sleepy lagoon. 13251, 27646, 45490.
Sleepy little fellow. 37257.
Sleepy moon. 18845 (276)
Sleepy now. 33121.
Sleepy old town. 3746.
Sleepy river. 40608.
Sleepy rose. 24219 (1208)
Sleepy song. 3747, 5201 (885), 8302, 8303.
Sleepy stars in Hawaii. 17682.
Sleepy time. 17683, 33122, 33123.
Sleepy-time in Caroline. 3748.
Sleepy-town. 24219 (1209)
Sleepy Town train. 27647, 33124.
Sleepy train lullaby. 45491.
Sleepy village. 45492.
Sleepy wind. 3749.
Sleepyhead. 33125.
Sleigh bell serenade. 45493.
Sleigh-bell-time. 33126.
Sleigh ride. 40699.
Sleighing. 5201 (886)
Slender, tender & tall. See Chicks I pick are
slender, tender & tall.
Sleuthin’, 8304.
Slidus trombonus. 53636 (480)
Slight case of madness. 45493*.
Slight-ily [?] used. 17684.
Slightly, delightfully mad, about you. 52867.
Slinkin’ winkin’ blinkin’ Mr. Moon. 40610.
Slip of the lip. 40611.
Slip of the lip can sink a ship. 27648.
Slippery proposition. 3750.
Sloane’s (A. Baldwin) dance folio. 38171 (364)
Slogan song. 8305.
Slomljena je-nada. 22662.
Sloppy weather. 33127.
Slovenské spevy a tance. 13252.
Slow & easy. 8306, 13253.
Slow down the chariot. 3751.
Slow jumps:the rhino. 22663.
INDEX
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Smile a smile of victory, when you kiss your boys
good-by. 49690.
Smile all the time. 27653.
Smile all the while. 45499.
Smile along. 45500.
Smile, America. 45501.
Smile, America, smile. 45502.
Smile & a V for victory. 33132.
Smile & be calm. 37260.
pa & be more friendly with the fellow next door.
Ls
Smile & see it through. 22665.
Smile & set the world a-smiling. 52869.
Smile & sing. 53636 (481)
Smile & the tear, 24219 (1212)
Smile as you whisper goodbye. 33133.
Smile at a lassie. 49691.
Smile away your troubles. 45503.
Smile, boys, smile. 27654.
‘Smile, brothers, smile. 33134.
Slow movement from Serenade for strings. 45494.
Slow patience, 24219 (1210)
Slowpoke. 52868.
Sluggers’ march. 40612.
Slumber, my baby. 45495.
Slumber, my dove. 45496.
Slumber ships. 33128.
Slumber song. 5201 (887), 8307, 14692 (625),
24219 (1211), 29091 (563), 33129, 41610 (177),
45497, 49688.
Slumbering fairies. 34788 (651)
Slumberland cafe. 27649.
Slumbertime. 22664.
Slumbertown. 33130.
Slumgullion blues. 37258.
Sly-boots. 47124 (453)
Sly old moon man. 9582 (473)
Smack, smack. 27650.
Small Jesus. 45498.
Small talk. 49689.
Small time. 49613.
Small town sweetheart of a small town girl.
5201 (888), 29091 (564)
Smash on to victory. 27651.
Smashing the hit out of Hitler.
Smear it on - rub it off. 40614.
Smich i tanec hopak. 17685.
Smile. 33131, 37259.
27652.
2224
Smile-Buddy- smile. 37262.
Smile, Chiros, smile. 52870.
Smile, come on & smile. 3752.
Smile-darlin’-smile. 33135.
Smile for me. 3753, 27655.
Smile for me darling. 49692.
Smile for me once. 49693.
Smile honey. 17686.
Smile is-half the battle. 13254.
Smile is worth a fortune. 45504.
Smile, little girl, smile. 40615.
Smile little sweetheart. 45505.
Smile, little sweetheart, smile. 22666.
Smile me goodbye. 3754,
Smile, my sweetheart, smile. 8308.
Smile of my song. 13255.
Smile once again love. 40616.
Smile, soldier boy. 17687.
Smile! Soldier! Smile. 8309.
Smile, sweetheart, smile. 2'7656.
Smile the American way. 45506.
Smile thru the storm clouds. 45507.
Smile to the soldiers. 52871.
Smile - we don’t have to heil. 33136.
Smile, we’ll make this life worth while. 33137.
Smile when you say goodbye. 17688. ;
Smile while you say goodbye, dear. 3755.
Smile, you son-of-a-gun. 8310.
Smile your cares away. 22667.
Smiles. 3756.
Smiles & frowns. 24219 (1213), 47124 (454)
Smiles & tears. 33138, 33139.
Smiles we remember. 8311.
Smilin’ Irish eyes. 33140.
Smilin’ Jack. 40617.
Smiling. 22668.
Smiling & dancing. 17689, 27657.
Smiling as one. 3757, 22669.
Smiling at Mister Trouble. 8312.
Smiling, in my heart I see you smiling. 49694.
Smiling through teardrops. 13256.
Smiling thru’ for you. 45508.
Smiling thru my tears. 33141.
Smiling thru the tears. 3758, 17690.
Smiling with tears in my heart. 22670.
Smith. 41610 (178)
Smith (George M.) modern guitar method for rhythm
& chord improvising. 17691.
Smithfield. 37263.
Smith’s (Jerry) folio of home & range songs.
37264.
Smith’s (O.J.) gospel songs. 17692.
Smiths & the Jones, the Kellys & Cohens. 45509.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Smith’s-apartment. 17693. So it’s forward march, again. 3766.
Smoke. 8313. So lange wir auf erden sind. 29091 (565)
Smoke dreams. 49695, 52872. So let us be sweethearts. 52878.
Smoke gets in your eyes. 3759, 17694. So let’s all sing when Bill plays. 33157.
Smoke in the wind. 33142. So let's keep them flying. 40622.
Smoke on the moon, 8314. So lonely. 22674.
Smoke on the water. 45510. So lonesome for a letter. 40623.
Smoke rings. 13257. So lonesome for you. 40624.
Smoke rings in the sky. 40618. So long. 22675, 22676, 33158, 45516, 45517,
Smoke signals. 33143. 52879,
Smokes for Yanks. 13258. So long ago. 53636 (482).
Smokey Mountain moon. 8315. So long all. 33159,
Smokey [?] night. 17695. So long, baby, I'll be seeing you. 22677.
Smoking the pipe. 27658. So long, blues. 3767.
Smoky eyes. 17696. So long, boys. 22678, 40625.
Smoky Valley serenade. 3760, So long, Broadway. 3768.
Smooth, 3761. So long, buddy. 8321, 8322, 22679, 27665,
Smooth as silk. 17697. 40626.
Smooth sailin’. 37265. So long, but not goodbye. 13264, 22680.
Smooth sailing, sailor. 27659. So long, cheerio. 33160, 37267.
Smoothe. 33144. So long, dad, keep ’em rolling. 45518.
Smotnered fires. 3762. — So long, don’t be too long in Oolong. 45519.
Smyrna base. 52873. So long, ever’body. 40627.
Snake. 5201 (889) So long for a while. 33161, 45520, 45521.
Snap out of it. 45511. So long for now. 52880.
Sneeky Japs. 13259. So long, Japanese. 45522.
Snégourotchka, 29091 (581) So long, Joe. 33162.
Sniff, sniff, sniff. 40619. So long, Johnnie, dear. 22681.
Snood o’plaidie blue. 27660. So long, Letty. 34788 (863), 38171 (7, 50, 51, 154, 304,
Snootie little cutie. 13260. 365, 366, 394, 395, 410, 411, 471, 472)
Snooze your blues away. 45512. So long, little dogies, Im in the army now.
Snow. 3763, 17698, 33145. 22682.
Snow balls. 27661. So long, mammy. 13265.
Snow-birds. 14692 (626) So long, Mary darling, dear. 8323.
Snow-flakes. 3764, 3765, 5201 (890) So long, mom. 27666, 45523.
Snow has come. 52874. So long, mother. 33163.
Snow in spring. 17699. So long, my darling. 22683.
Snow in summertime. 22671. So long, my soldier. 22684.
- Snow maiden. 758, 5782, 17745. So long, old U.S.A. 45524.
Snow man polka. 13261. So long, pal. 22685, 40628.
Snow on the rooftops. 52875. So long, Sarah Jane. 45525.
Snow white flower. 40620. So-long,soldier. 3769, 13266, 22686, 33164.
Snowfall. 49696. So long! Soldier! Sailor! Flier! Marine. 13267.
Snowin’. 33146. So long, son. 40629, 49698.
Snowshine at Bethlehem. 52876. So long, sonny. 27667.
Snug a little closer. 33147. So long, sweetheart. 8324, 22687, 45526.
So.. 33148, So long, sweetheart, till we meet again. 40630.
So artificial, dear. 8316. So long, ’till I see you dear. 22688.
So blue, 45513. So long, until victory. 40631.
So blue am I. 33149. So long, wartime, hello peace, it’s you we’re
So blue & lonely. 22672. ; fighting for. 8325.
So button your lips up tight. 13262. So long, we’re sailing. 33165.
So close to me. 33150, : So long, you Breakfast Clubbers. 27668.
So close 10 my heart. 45514. So lovely. 13268.
So dark is the night. 22673. So many songs were wrong about us. 8326.
So dear to miy heart. 52877. So many things. 49699, -
So deep in my heart. 8317. So many things left undone. 33166.
So early every morn. 8318. ‘| So many times. 40632.
So ends a lovely dream. 27662, 33151. So march on good old U.S.A. 40633.
So ends another day. 8319. So near. 45927.
So ends our night. 33152. So near & yet so far. 45528.
So fall the leaves. 27663. So new. 8327.
So far away. 33153, 45515. So nice to have met you. 17701, 52881.
So far no good, no soap. 33154, So often. 33167.
So gentle & so pretty. 33155. Ss ;
So goes my heart. 27664. ae er aes cars
So happy in Jesus. 5201 (891) So sad & blue. 40634.
So help me. 49697. So says my friends. 3770.'
So - how can I know if you care. 33156. So send thy youth. 5201 (892)
So, I opened my mauth & said ah. 17700, 37266. So shall it be. 13269
So I’ll remember you. 40621. So chunene 689 5
So irresistible. 13263. y- <
So it goes. 8320. Bo sing It to 55 g0: 49700.
2225
INDEX
| pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
So soon forgotten. 22690.
So sorry. 8330.
So sorry, excusey, please. 8331.
So sorry - Japan. . 8332. |
So sorry, Mister Hirohito. 13270.
So sorry, please. 8333, 22691, 40635, 49701.
So Strange. 22692.
So suddenly I found love. 3771.
So suddenly I lost you, my mom. 37268.
So sweet. 49702.
So sweet is thy discourse. 49703.
So that is that. 37269..
So that we at home may live. 33168.
So they asked for war. 52883.
So they think they’re gonna lick us. 45529.
So this is all. 22693, 33169.
So this is it. 33170.
So this is love. 22694.
So this is that love I’ve heard about. 17702.
So true. 52884.
So trustfully. 27669.
So unreservedly. 33171.
So used to you. 49704.
So was my heart. 3772.
So we can woo, woo, woo. 13271.
So we meet again. 8334.
So we will wake up. 52885.
So weary & tired of it all. 17703.
So we’ll say to you, good night. 8335, 40636.
So what. 49705.
So what! We’ll do it all over again. 8336.
So what’s gonna happen to me. 8337.
So when you hear, hep, left, right, left, it’s the
tread of marching feet. 27670.
So why should I lie to you. : 3773.
So you belong to me. 33172.
So you | think that I’ll be lonesome. 33173.
So you’re playing hard to get. 45530.
Soap bubbles. 37270.
Sobbing tears. 8338.
Sobre la loma. 17704.
Sobre las olas. 47124 (455)
Social hymns of brotherhood & aspiration. 9582 (474)
Social rigamarole. 38171 (367), 41610 (179)
Society. 38171 (368), 53636 (483)
Society buds. 14692 (99, 336, 627, 811), 24219
(1214), 38171 (8369)
Society bud’s day. 14692 (627)
Society group. 17705.
‘Socrates. 40636*.
_ Soda jerk. 3774.
Soft breezes. 27671.
Soft hearted. 45531.
Soft shoe shuffle. 27672.
Soft southern breeze. 40637.
Softly. 27673.
Softly along the road of evening in a twilight dim
with rose. 40638.
Softly, as in a morning sunrise. 3775.
Softly blew the wind. 22695.
Softly calling for love tonight. 2'7674.
Softly fades the twilight ray. 29091 (566)
Softly fall the shades of evening. 24219 (1215)
Softly murmuring wind. 33174. .
Softly now the light of day. 5201°(893), 24219 (1216),
29091 (567), 34788 (652, 653), 52886.
Softly sink in slumbers golden. 24219 (1217)
Softly soundeth through my soul. 24219 (1218),
29091 (568)
Solamenta una vez. 13272.
Sold American. 3776.
Sold down the river. 13273, 22696.
Sold onthe army. 3777.
2226
Soldadito, 3778.
Soldier. 27675, 49706, 49707, 52887.
Soldier, a girl. ‘37271.
Soldier, a star & a prayer. 8339.
Soldier anchor in the sky. 49708.
Soldier & his dog. 52888,
Soldier & his girl. 52889.
Soldier & mother’s prayer. 17713.
Soldier awaiting news from home. 49709.
Soldier Bill. 17706.
. Soldier boy. 3779-3782, 8340-8345, 13274-13276,
17707, 22697, 22698, 27676-27679, 33175-33181, .
37272- 37274, 40639-40642, 45532-45537, 49710-
49717, 52890-52892,
Soldier boy across the sea. 40643,
Soldier boy & sailor boy. 33182.
Soldier boy, are you going my way. 33183,
Soldier boy blues. 27680, 33184.
Soldier boy, come back to. me, 45538.
Soldier boy, come on let’s go from here. 37275.
Soldier boy, farewell. 13277.
Soldier boy, for you I’ll pray. 13278.
Soldier boy from Brooklyn. 33185.
Soldier boy has won. 45539.
Soldier boy, here’s to you. 22699, 40644.
Soldier boy, I’ll be waiting for you. 22700.
Soldier boy, I'll be your bride. 13279.
Soldier boy in khaki, a sailor girl in blue. 45540,
Soldier boy is blue. 49718.
Soldier boy, it breaks my heart to lose you but
I’m glad it’s for Uncle Sam. 8346.
Soldier boy Jim. 52893.
Soldier boy of mine. 22701.
Soldier boy of my heart. 22702.
Soldier boy, remember the girl back home. 40645.
Soldier boy, rise & shine. 13280.
Soldier boy, spunk & grit give you the fame that
you enjoy. 33186.
Soldier boy sweetheart. 22703.
Soldier boy sweetheart, I love you. 45541,
Soldier boy, that’s true. 27681.
Soldier boy, we must go to war again. 52894.
Soldier boy, when you come back to me. 45542.
Soldier boys. 49719.
Soldier boy’s dream, 33187, 40646.
Soldier boy’s farewell. 3783.
Soldier boy's goodbye. 17708.
pare bd Prayst an
oldier boy's star. S
Soldier boy’s sweetheart. 40647.
Soldier boy’s waltz. 22705, 52895.
Soldier boys will be marching home. 40648.
Soldier buckaroo. 33188.
Soldier, can I have your girl. 27682,
Soldier dear. 8347,
Soldier dreaming. 33189.
Soldier dreams of you tonight. 17710,
Soldier farewell. 45543.
Soldier goodbye. 13281.
Soldier he will be. 8348.
Soldier, I trust your vow. 8349,
ere eee wee 45544,
oldier in white. ;
Soldier kisses mother goodbye. 17711, 33190.
Soldier leaves home again. 40649.
Soldier, let me read your letter. 3784, 22706,
Soldier, let’s get it over. 33191.
Soldier lovers. 27683.
Soldier marched away with my heart, 22707, 37276,
40650,
Soldier men. 49720.
Soldier mine, 33192.
Soldier moon. 17712.
Soldier mother. 22708, 40651.
ci
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Soldier needs a sweetheart. 22709.
Soldier of America. 27684.
Soldier of mine. 17714.
Soldier of my heart. 5201 (894)
Soldier of peace. 24219 (1219)
Soldier of the U.S.A. 22710, 33193.
Soldier on K.P. 45546.
Soldier says goodbye. 45547.
Soldier serenade. 17715.
Soldier sings a love song. 45548.
Soldier sweetheart. 49721.
Soldier to be. 3785.
Soldier unknown. 27685.
Soldier vs. Uncle Sam. 8350.
Soldier way. 52896.
Soldier with the O.C.D. 22711.
Soldier with wings. 45549.
Soldier, you re a great man now. 17716.
Soldierettes, of America. 40652.
Soldiering. 9582 (475)
Soldiers all. 13282, 33194, 33195.
Soldier's allegiance. 8351.
Soldier’s & sailor’s wish. 49722.
Soldiers are coming. 34788 (654)
Soldier s au revoir to love. 49723.
Soldier s baby. 17717.
Soldier s battle hymn. 27686.
Soldier's bride. 8352, 22712.
Soldier’s button. 47124 (456)
Soldier's call. 27687.
Soldiers’ chorus. 50835 (325)
Soldier’s conversation. 52897.
Soldier’s dad. 22713, 40653.
Soldier’s day. 33196.
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Soldier’s dream. 22714, 22715, 24219 (1220, 1221),
27688-27691, 33197, 33198, 37277, 45550, 45551,
49724, 50835 (326), 52898,
Soldier’s farewell. 3786-3788, 8353, 22716-22718,
27692, 33199-33202, 52899- 52901,
Soldier’s farewell from Corregidor. 49725.
Soldier’s fortune. 40654.
Soldiers get the medals & the sailors get the girls.
49726.
Soldier’s girl am I. 33203.
Soldier’s goodby. 27693.
Soldier’s goodbye. 3789, 8354, 17718, 33204,
45552, 49727.
Soldiers! Here we are. 37278.
Soldier’s home in heaven. 45553, 49728.
Soldier’s hymn. 27694, 45554.
Soldier's idea. 45555.
Soldiers in overalls. 3790, 40655.
Soldiers in white. 40656.
Soldiers kiss song, 27695.
Soldier’s lament. 22719, 37279, 52902.
Soldier’s land of memory. 45556.
Soldier’s last friend, 27696.
‘Soldier’ s last request. 33205.
Soldier |S letter. 3791, 17719, 27697, 27698, 33206.
Soldier’s letter home. 33207.
Soldier’s life, 40657.
Soldier’s lonesome girl. 40658.
Soldier’s love. 40659.
Soldier's love song. 27699, 33208.
Soldier's lullaby. 13283, 45557, 49729, 49730.
Soldiers marching by. 34788 (655)
Soldier's memories. 27700.
Soldier’s mission. 37280.
Soldier’s mother dreams. 37281.
Soldier’s mother of mine. 33209.
Soldiers of America. 17720, 45558.
Soldiers of Christ arise. 9582 (476)
Soldiers of democracy. 17721.
Soldiers of industry. 22720, 22721.
Soldiers of Pearl Harbor. 8355.
Soldiers of production. 8356, 40660, 45559, 45560.
Soldiers of the sea. 3792, 27701, 34788 (656)
Soldiers of the U.S.A. 3793, 22722, 22723, 45561.
Soldiers of victory. 3794, 3795.
Soldiers on parade. 33210, 33211, 37282, 45562.
Soldiers passing by. 13284.
Soldier’s plea. 27702.
Soldier’s poem. 37283.
Soldier’s prayer. 3796, 13825, 22724, 22725, 27703,
27704, 33212, 40661, 40662, 45563-45565, 49731,
49732, 52903-52905.
Soldier s prayer for his sweetheart back home.
33213.
Soldier’s refrain. 45566.
Soldier’s rendezvous. 49733.
Soldier’s requiem. 49734.
Soldier’s reverie. 40663, 40664, 45567.
Soldier’s reward. 27705.
Soldier’s rosary. 33214, 45568, 45569.
Soldiers, sailors & fighting marines. 52906.
Soldier’s serenade. 13286, 17722, 27706, 33215,
33216, 37284, 45570, 45571.
Soldier s slumber. 3797.
Soldier s soliloquy. 17723.
Soldier s song. 8357, 33217, 45572.
Soldier s story. 40665.
Soldier s sweetheart. 8358.
Soldier s sweetheart am I. 22726.
Soldier s sweethearts. 27707.
Soldier s tear. 37285.
Soldiers, the sailors, the U.S. marines.
49735.
Soldier’s theme. 49736.
Soldiers tribute. 17724.
Soldier’s victory. 491737.
Soldier’s vision. 13287.
Soldiers’ waltz. 13288.
Soldiers we. 22727.
Soldier’s welcome. 45573.
Sole possession of your heart. 45574.
Solemn pavan. 3798.
Solemn procession. 29091 (569)
Solicitude. 17725.
Solid. 52907.
Solid jack. 3799.
Solid, pops. 3800.
Solid Sam. 17726.
Solid solid Suzabelle. 27708.
Solidarity march. 49738.
Soliloquy. 27709.
Solitude. 52908.
Sol-mi-re-do. 5201 (895), 14692 (628)
Solo for horn. 37286.
Solo tu. 33218.
Solomon & Balkis. 8358*.
Solomon Levy. 49739.
Solterito, solterito. 22728.
Solveig’s song. 38171 (370)
Solvejg stomp. 3801.
Somachti beomrim. 17727.
Sombras en el desierto. 17728.
Some baby. 38171 (371), 50835 (1, 416),
53636 (197)
Some blessed bright tomorrow. 40666.
Some blessed day. 53636 (484)
Some chicken. 13289, 37287.
Some chicken, some neck. 27710.
Some day. 8359, 22729-22733, 27711-27713,
37288, 40667-40669, 45575, 49740.
Some day, by & by. 24219 (1222)
Some day face to face. 8360.
eo we Le ee we
2227
INDEX
Some day he’s coming for me. 45576.
Some day Hitler will understand. 13290.
Some day I’ll be comeing [?] home to stay.
13291.
Some day I’ll be going home. 45577.
‘Some day I’ll come back to you. 17729, 52909.
Some day I’ll find my tomorrow. 22734, 40670.
Some day I’ll hear you sing again. 8361.
Some day I’ll know. 49741.
Some day I'll tell. 13292.
Some day, my love. 37289.
Some day, old pal, come back to me. 33219.
Some day, some way. 49742.
Some day, some where. 45578.
Some day soon. 22735, 33220.
Some day we will meet. 40671.
Some day will be our day. 40672.
Some day you’ll be mine. 45579.
Some day you’ll come drifting back to me. 49743.
Some day you’ll wish it wasn’t so. -37290.
Some fine day. 22736.
Some flew east, some flew west. 45580.
Some folk work, is you man or mule, 33221.
Some folks. 3802-3804, 45581.
Some guy. 45582.
Some-how, some-day, some-where. 40673.
Some kind of a mood. 37291.
Some little bug is going to find you. 9582
(477)
Some lonely girl, in some lonely port. 8362.
Some Moore jive. 37292.
Some more of that jive. 37293.
Some more rag. 24219 (1223)
‘Some near day. 52910.
Some of these days. 49744.
Some of these nights. 34788 (657), 47124 (457, 458),
50835 (327, 328) -
Some one has broken a vow. 27714.
Some one will break your heart.’ 8363.
Some other guy. 45583.
Some other Summertime. 49745.
Some peaceful day. 49746.
Some pepp. 14692 (629)
Some rainy day. 45584.
Some sort of somebody. 41610 (180)
Some sunny day. 8364, 37294, 40674, 40675.
Some sweet day. 13293, 24219 (1224)
Some sweet day we'll meet our mother. 40676.
Some sweet day when the war is over. 3805.
Some times I wonder. 17730.
Some years ago a fellow said It ain’t gonna rain
no more. 40677.
Somebody. 24219 (1225)
Somebody blabbed. 45585.
Somebody came wkissed me - was it you. 9582 (478)
Somebody cares about you. 45586.
Somebody died for you. 40678, 53636 (485)
Somebody else. 49747.
Somebody else is taking my place. 3806, 3807,
17731, 17732, 22737, 27715.
Somebody else is with my sweetie now. 17733.
Somebody else’s children. 22738.
Somebody else’s kisses. 52911.
Somebody got lost. 3808.
Somebody here needs Jesus. 53636 (486)
Somebody kissed me in the blackout. 40679.
Somebody knows. 14652 (630)
Somebody lied. 40680, 45587.
Somebody loves me. 5201 (896)
Somebody misses you so. 37295.
Somebody needs us. 34788 (658
Somebody new kisses you. 45588.
Somebody page me a private. 45589.
pt. 3, n. S., Vv. 37
Somebody said that it couldn’t be done. 8365.
Somebody stands in the way. 50835 (329)
Somebody stole my dreams. 27716.
Somebody to love. 37296.
Somebody told me. 47124 (459, 460)
Somebody told me of Jesus. 53636 (487)
Somebody would shout out Shop. 50835 (330)
Somebody’s boy. 49748, 4974S.
Somebody’s buddy. 33222.
Somebody’s gona [?] be blue baby. 40681.
Somebody’s knockin’ at yo’ door. 37297.
Somebody’s knocking at your door. 3809.
Somebody’s lonely. 27717.
Somebody’s making love to me. 13294.
Somebody’s thinking of you tonight. 33223.
Somebody’s worried. 27718.
Somebody’s wrong. 13295, 17734.
Someday. 3810, 8366, 22739, 22740, 27719,
33224, 45590.
Someday I’ll be with you. 52912.
Someday I’ll build me a dreamboat. 27720.
Someday I’ll understand. 22741.
Someday my darling. 22742.
Someday somewhere. 8367.
Someday, somewhere, sweetheart. 3811.
Someday, sweetheart, someday. 5201 (897)
Someday the sun will shine. 13296. ~
Someday we'll love again. 8368.
Someday you’ll be sorry. 37298.
Someday you’ll come back to me. 40682, 45591.
Someday you’ll know you did wrong. 13297.
Someday you’ll remember. 13298.
Someday you'll tell me. 52913.
Somehow. 3812, 22743, 45592.
Somehow, I can’t forget. 8369, 37299.
Somehow I know. 8370, 45593.
Somehow or other. 3813.
Somehow you’ve changed. 27721.
Someone. $582 (479), 13299, 13300, 22744, 47124
(461)
Someone at home. 37300.
Someone could take you from me. 22745.
Someone else is taking my place. 49750.
Someone from somewhere. 52914.
Someone has stolen my heart. 27722.
Someone I love. 27723.
Someone in the know. 45594,
Someone is waiting. 27724.
Someone is waiting for you. 37301.
Someone like you. 3814, 37302.
Someone loves you yet. 13301.
Someone must-a muzzled Mussolina [?] 13302.
Someone prays. 22746.
Someone to care for. 45595.
Someone to chase the blues. 8371.
Someone to kiss. 8372.
Someone to take the place of you. 13303.
Someone who cares. 33225.
Someone who loves you is lonely. 5201 (898)
Someone who would change my mind. 45596.
Someone will hear my song. 37303.
Someone you once knew. 45597.
Someone’s calling me. 5201 (899)
Someone’s drafted you, 3815.
Someone’s gonna capture your heart. 49751.
Someone’s hoping that you care. 37304.
Someone’s in love with my old sweetheart. 37305.
Someone’s mother & dad. 22747.
Someone’s waiting. 22748.
Something. 8373, 27725.
Something about you. 5201 (900)
Something "bout you. 24219 (1226)
Something doesn’t seem the same. 17735.
2228
=.
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
Something every day. 24219 (1227)
Something had to happen. 33226.
Something has happened to me. 3816, 45598, 52915.
Something I want to lurn [?] about. 22749,
Something kind. 3817, 27726.
Something missing. 27721.
Something new has been added. 3818, 3819, 8374,
33227, 49752.
Something new under the sun. 27728.
Something old, something new. 17736.
Something on my mind. 49753.
Something sweet « sentimental. 49754.
Something tells me. 33228, 49755.
Something tells me I’m in love with you. 22750.
Something tells me that you love me. 33229.
Something that’s new. 45599.
Something to live for. 13304.
Something to me. 22751.
Something to shout about. 47045, 45035, 48169,
463810, 49756, 49757, 51937.
Something to talk about. 33820.
Something wrong. 3821.
Somethin’ s got me jumpin’. 8375.
Sometime. 3822, 22752, 33230.
Sometime, somewhere. 33231, 45600, 49753, 52916.
Sometime, somewhere, somehow. 24219 (1228)
Sometime soon. 22753.
Sometime there will never be night. 34788 (659)
Sometime tomorrow. 52917.
Sometime you’ll pay the bill. 3823.
Sometime you'll try to remember. 3824.
Sometimes. 33232, 45601, 49759.
Sometimes I feel like a motherless chile. 22754.
Sometimes Iget lonesome. 13305.
Sometimes I wonder. 27729.
Sometimes I’m happy. 40683.
Sometimes indreams. 47124 (462)
Sometimes it happens. 37306.
Somewhere. 3825, 3826, 13306, 22755, 24219 (1229),
27730, 33233, 33234, 45602.
Somewhere, a ‘soldier * boy leaves port, tonight.
49760.
Somewhere a soldier’s praying. 40684.
Somewhere along the trail. 3827.
Somewhere beyond the blue. 13307.
Somewhere beyond the sunrise. 45603.
Somewhere beyond the sunset. 49761.
Somewhere east of sunrise. 22756.
Somewhere I’ll find you. 13308, 29683; 29710,
30225, 30227, 30228, 30538, 30567, 31282, 31476,
31824, 31829. 32550, 32551, 32981, 33035, 33235,
33851, 40685, 45604, 52918. ;
Somewhere I will find you. 37307.
Somewhere in AuStralia. 45605.
Somewhere in England. 45606.
Somewhere in France. 53636 (488)
Somewhere in Hawaii. 3828. .
Somewhere in Honolulu. 8376.
Somewhere in Ireland. 456C7.
Somewhere in my dream. 27731.
Somewhere in my heart. 52919.
Somewhere in Pearl Harbor Bay. 3829.
Somewhere in the blue Pacific. 17737, 22757.
Somewhere in the Pacific. 17738, 33236.
Somewhere in the world. 49762.
Somewhere is Australia. 33237.
Somewhere on a Ship at sea. 137308.
Somewhere on the blue Pacifit. 17739.
Somewhere out of the blue. 45608.
Somewhere out there. 40686.
Somewhere out yonder, beyond the blue. 3830.
Somewhere over there. 13309, 22758, 37309, 40687,
52920, 52921.
2229
I, a a nn
Somewhere over there somewhere, 52922.
Somewhere, someday. 45609.
Somewhere, Somehow, sometime. 37310.
Somewhere, Sometime, I'll come back to you. 13310.
Somewhere there is a you for me. 33238.
Somewhere there is Someone. 27732.
‘Somewhere there’s somebody waitingfor me. 45610.
Somewhere this side of heaven. 49763.
Somewhere tonight. 22759, 33239.
Somewhere under the stars tonight.
Somewhere with you. 3831.
Sommerklang. 34788 (660)
Sommernacht. 29091 (570, 571)
Son, come home. 33240.
Son de la luna. 40688.
Son, give me thy heart. 18845 (277)
Son of a bombardier. 52923.
Son of a buck private. 37311.
Son of a chick. 17740.
Son of a fightin’ dad. 52924.
Son of a gun. 13312.
Son of a gun who picks on Uncle Sam. 8377, 33241.
Son of a Sailin’ son of a gun. 27733.
Son of a Yank. 49764.
Son of a Yank ina tank: 49765.
Son of Don Juan. 36895, 37737, 40540, 40564, 42079,
42563, 43180,44117, 44390 45611, 45641, 49448.
Son of fury. 10001.
Son of God goes forth to war. 24219 (1230)
Son of the desert am I. 5201 (901)
Son of the mountain. 50835 (331)
Son of the Sheik of Arabie [?] 40689.
Son of the U.S.A. 40€90.
Son of Uncle Sam, a rootin’, tootin’, fightin’ man. 13313.
Son of Uncle Sammy. 33242.
Son of Yankee Doodle. 49766. :
Son, your work is well done. 40691.
Sofiador. 3832, 17741.
Sonar. 40692.
Sofiar es mi destino. 8378.
Sonata. 3833-3835, 8379, 13314, 13315, 17742,
22760, 33243, 40693, 45612-45614, 49767. |
Sonata a tre stromenti. 45615.
Sonata for a quartet of recorders. 3836.
Sonata for English horn & piano. 13316.
Sonata for piano & violin. 27734.
Sonata for trombone & piano. 8380.
Sonata for two pianos. 3837, 49768.
Sonata for violin & piano. 45616.
Sonata in A. 41610 (181)
Sonata inA major. 34788 (661)
Sonata in B flat maj. 17743.
Sonata in C maj. 13317.
Sonata inE min. 13318.
Sonata in F maj. 27735.
Sonata in F min. 45617.
Sonata inG maj. 3838.
Sonata inG min. 27736, 52925.
Sonata no. 1. 45618.
Sonata no. 4. 8381.
Sonata no. 19 inG min. 9582 (480)
Sonata pathetique. 45619.
Sonate. 5201 (902, 903), 9582 (481-485), 13319,
14692 (631-633), 29091 (572, 573)
Sonate en sol mineur. 5201 (904)
Sonate-fantasie, Andante, Menuetto & Allegretto.
14692 (634)
Sonate fur klavier. 13320.
Sonate in A. 9582 (486)
Sonate in cis-moll. 9582 (487)
Sonate in F. 18845 (278)
Sonate in F moll. 5201 (905)
Sonate no. 1 in F. 5201 (906)
13311.
INDEX
i" : pt. 5 ths S.,V.97
Sonate no. 4 enfa. 14692 (635) Song of an old sojirdough. 17749,
Sonate no. 5 en mi. 14692 (636) Song of April. 38251.
Sonatina. 3839, 3840, 13321, 22761, 33244, Song of Arizona, 49775.
40694. Song of autumn.) 22774.
Sonatina for piano. 17744. Song of Bernadette. 45627-45629.
Sonatina in C. 40695. Song of Canada. 13326. -
Sonatina inD no. 5. 9582 (488) "Song of Christmas. 3850.
Sonatina in G. 45620. Song of Company B. 33252.
Sonatinas for the pianoforte. 29091 (574- 576) Song of contentment. 37313.
Sonatine. 3841 Song of courage. 8394, 13327.
Sone contigo. 22762. ‘Song of democracy. 22775, 45630, 49776.
Sofie una mujer. 49696. Song of Dorie Miller. 27748.
Sonett. 24219 (1231) Song of exile. 50835 (334)
Song. 27737-27741, 49697, 50835 (332) Song of farewell. 37314.
Song about Jesus. 50835 (333) Song of Fort Monmouth. 3851.
Song & echo, 9582 (489) Song of ’42. 17750.
Song & flame. 3842. Song of free men. 3852, 13328.
Song at midnight. 13322. Song of freedom. 3853, 8395, 8396, 13329, 13330,
Song at night. 3843. 17751, 33253, 33254, 37315.
Song book of Sigma sigma sigma. 8382. Song of gladness. 5201 (907), 40704.
Song cycle. 29091 (577) Song of greeting. 29091 (579)
Song cycle of love. 29091 (578) Song of happiness. 5201 (908)
Song-dance of the shepherd Lehl. 17745. Song of hate against Hitler. 3854.
Song does something to you. 52926. Song of hope. 40705.
Song favorites of WSM grand ole opry. 49769. Song of India. 8397, 40706.
Song for a sailor. 40698. : Song of Innisfail. 5201 (909)
Song for a ship. 22763. Song of joy. 13331, 24219 (1234), 27749, 34788 (662),
Song for a soldier. 17746. ‘37316, 50835 (335)
Song for America. 13323. Song of. Kentucky. 45631.
Song for Americans. 8383. Song of liberty. 8398, 17752, 45632, 49777,
Song for Christmas. 52927. 49778.
Song for civilians. 49770. Song of life. 8399.
Song for Lambda chi alpha.. 33245. Song of love. 17753.
Song for love. 45621. Song of Mary. 17754.
Song for Oklahoma. 3844. — Song of May. 14692 (637)
Song for remembrance. 8384. Song of me. 33255.
Song for the armored force. 45622. Song of Mexico. 3855.
Song for tidiness, 33246. Song of Moses & the lamb. 45633.
Song for today. 27742. Song of mothers. 22776, 22777, 22778.
Song for victory. 8385, 27743, 49771. Song of my heart. 8400, 49779.
Song from home. 49772. Song of our Islands. 8401.
Song from Isaiah. 33247. Song of our spirit. 13332.
Song from old Chinatown. 13324. Song of our victorry [?] 22779.
Song has been written tonight. 13325. Song of our victory. 33256.
Song heard round the world. 40699. Song of peace. 5201 (910), 34788 (663)
Song hit guild folio. 27744, 52928. Song of praise. 22780.
Song hit of the year. 40700. Song of rebellion. 45634.
Song I love the best. 40701. Song of rejoicing. 3856.
Song I love to sing. 8386. Song of Russia. 40707.
Song in E flat maj. 3845. Song of service. 33257.
Song in my heart. 3846, 8387, 8388, 18845 (279), Song of eres 3857.
24219 (1232), 49773. Song of songs. 8402, 14692 (638-640), 341788
Song in my heart is for Old Glory. 17747. (664)
Song in my heart is you. 3847. Song of spring. 13333, 24219 (1235), 33259,
Song in my heart was you. 22765. 37317, 53636 (489)
Song in the heart of America. 33248. Song of Texas. 49780.
Song in the night. 24219 (1233), 27745, 33249. Sang of thank vor Daaent
Song is you. 3848. Song of Thanksgiving. : 52930-52932.
Song my mother used to sing to me. 49774. Song of the A.C.T.S. 8403.
Song needs no words. 22766. ~ Song of the air force. 40708.
Song no. 15. 45624. Song of the air raid wardens. 8404, 45635.
Song of a bee. 40792. Song of the air training corps of America.
Song of a bird. 27746. 45636.
Song of a smile. 47124 (463) Song of the airborne. 49781.
Song of a volunteer. 33259. Song of the airborne troops. 40709.
Song of all songs. 49793, 52929. Song of the airliner. 3858.
Song of allegiance. 8389. Song of the Alamo. 8405.
Song of America. 3849, 8399, 8391, 17748, 22767- Song of the Allies. 27751, 33260.
22773, 37312, 45625, 45626. Song of the Andes. 45637.
Song of an American. 27747. Song of the angels. 34788 (665)
Song of an artist. 8392. Song of the anvil. 29091 (580)
Song of an old fisherman. 8393. Song of the Aran fisherfolk. 13334.
2230
——
nos. 1-12, 1942
Song of the armored forces. 3859.
Song of the bells. 3860, 24219 (1236)
Song of the bluejackets. 13335.
Song of the bombardier. 49782.
Song of the bombardiers. 45638.
Song of the bomber command. 45639.
Song of the brook. 14692 (641)
Song of the cabin boy. 22781.
Song of the Christ-child. 33261.
Song of the Christmas angels. 33262.
Song of the coast guard. 37318.
Song of the commandos. 33263, 40710, 45640.
Song of the Coral Sea. 40711.
Song of the Cotswolds. 9582 (490)
Song of the cymbals. 45641.
Song of the devil dogs. 45642.
Song of the draftee. 22782, 22783.
Song of the dragon fly. 52933.
Song of the earth. 45643.
Song of the eighty-fourth. 33264.
Song of the 89th. 52934.
Song of the engineers. 13336, 33265, 52935.
Song of the exposition fair & Bay Bridge. 3861.
Song of the fairies. 24219 (1237)
Song of the farmer’s wife. 37319.
Song of the fighting 107th. 45644.
Song of the first aider. 22784.
Song of the flame. 40712.
Song of the flea. 3862.
Song of the flying fortresses, 37320.
Song of the free. 27752, 33266, 37321.
Song of the free French. 3863.
Song of the free men. 52936.
Song of the guerrilla. 37322.
Song of the hero. 33267.
Song of the home-front. 33268, 37323.
Song of the home guard. 27753,
Song of the hoofs. 5201 (911)
Song of the infantry, 22785.
Song of the islands, 15007, 15411, 16758, 17135,
17656, 18532, 52937, 52938.
Song of the jeeps. 27754. .
Song of the Jordan. 13337.
Song of the land. 52939.
Song of the legionaire. 45645.
Song of the legionaires. 22786, 27755.
Song of the life of the composer. 45646.
Song of the little doll baby. 40713.
Song of the little mouse. 9582 (491)
Song of the locomotive. 33269.
Song of the marching people. 33270.
Song of the marines. 33271, 49783.
Song of the meadow land. 17755, 17756.
Song of the mill. 34788 (666, 667)
Song of the Moliawks. 27756.
Song of the Moldau. 52940.
Song of the mountain. 14692 (642)
Song of the mountains. 14692 (643)
Song of the nation. 17757.
Song of the nations. 13338.
Song of the Nativity. 3864.
Song of the navy. 13339.
Song of the navy hospital corps. 45647.
Song of the new negro. 40714.
Song of the night. 3865.
Song of the Nile. 3866.
Song of the palanquin bearers. 17757.
Song of the Pecos. 33272.
Song of the Persian captive. 53636 (490, 491)
Song of the R.A. F. 13340.
Song of the radio chime. 27758.
Song of the recruit. 27759.
Song of the red bird. 49784.
INDEX
Song of the Red Sea. 45648.
Song of the refugee. 27760.
Song of the rice fields. 52941.
Song of the river. 17758.
Song of the robin. 3867.
-Song of the Rockies. 40715.
Song of the rose. 13341.
Song of the Russian soldier. 8406.
Song of the sea. 33273, 40716.
Song of the sea is eternity, 24219 (1238, 1239)
Song of the sea wind. 53636 (492)
Song of the seabees. 40717.
Song of the service. 49785.
Song of the shepherd Lehl. 29091 (581)
Song of the shining armor. 27761.
Song of the shipbuilders. 49786.
Song of the shipmen. 37324.
Song of the singing infantry. 33274,
Song of the 64th medical division. 45649.
‘Song of the soldier. 13342.
Song of the South waiting for the North. 3868.
Song of the south wind. 53636 (493)
Song of the Soviet tankman, 27762.
Song of the timber trail. 24219 (1240)
Song of the Tongan paddles. 37325.
Song of the trail. 27763, 40718.
Song of the Triton. 47124 (464)
Song of the tropics. 3869.
Song of the United Nations. 22787, 37326.
Song of the U.S. O. 8407.
Song of the United States. 17759.
Song of the U. S. airmen. 33275.
Song of the United States marines. 17760. =
Song of the U.S.A. 13343.
Song of the universal. 33276.
Song of the veteran. 17761.
Song of the victory fleet. 33277.
Song of the Volga boatman. 8408.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 5201 (912),
45650.
Song of the Wacc’s[?] 40719.
Song of the WAFS. 49787.
Song of the waggoner. 34788 (669)
Song of the wanderlust, 3870.
Song of the water. 24219 (1241)
Song of the waterfall. 33278.
Song of the waves. 33279, 33280, 52942.
Song of the western seas. 33281.
Song of the wildflowers. 27764, 38171 (372)
Song of the wind. 17762, 33282.
Song of the wind my love song to you. 13344.
Song of the winds. 53636 (494)
Song of the world adventures. 24219 (1242)
Song of the wounded. 33283.
Song of the Yankee skymen. 13345.
Song of the Yanks. 8409.
' Song of Thy glory. 8410.
2231
Song of triumph. 33284.
Song of unity. 33285.
Song of victory. 3871-3873, 8411-8413, 13346,
13347, 17763, 22788-22792, 27765, 27766, 33286-
33290, 40720, 45651, 45652, 49788, 49789.
Song of war. 17764, 27767, 37327.
Song of yesterday. 40721.
Song of youl wrote. 8414.
Song of young America. 8415.
Song of youth, 24219 (1243)
Song of youth’s bright days. 5201 (913)
Song on J. Achron’s Impression. 37328. .
Song plugger’s band. 17765.
Song poems. 49790.
Song so sweet, sotender. 33291.
Song that’s yet but a title to me. 52943.
INDEX
Song the angels sing. 47124 (465)
Song toadream. 45653.
‘Song to America. 22793. :
Song to Michigan. 13348, 27768.
Song to Miss Victory. 49791.
Song to my tootsie. 33292.
Song to our tlag. 40722.
Song to Pan. 45654.
Sony to St. Mary. 8416, 8417.
Song to the evening star. 14692 (644)
Song to the people. 13349,
Song to the Saviour. - 29091 (582)
Song to victory. 17766.
Song was born within my heart, when I
discovered I love you. 17767.
Song we sang together. 49792.
Song we snare. 3874.
Song with a sway. 49793.
Song without a title. 8418.
Song without an end. 3875.
Sony without words. 3876-3878, 13350, 22794-
22802, 37329-37333, 37334, 37335, 52944,
53636 (495)
Song worthy of you. 387°.
Songs. 49794.
Songs & games. 37336.
Songs & music of Franz Schubert. 27769.
Songs for America. 13351..
Songs for children, 27770.
Songs for Christmas. 3880.
Songs for young Australians. 22803.
Songs from Giant Otherfellow. 27771.
Songs from the masterstnesse of Japan. 50835 (336)
Songs from the veld. 49795.
Songs from ’way down South. 3881.
Songs Gene Autry sings. 33293.
Songs Ican sing. 27772, 27773.
Songs in a barracks. 45655.
Songs in a farmhouse. 9582 (492)
Songs in my heart sing ever of you. 52945.
Songs my mother taugnt me. 8419, 27774.
Songs new & old for men’s voices. 29091 (583)
Songs new & old for mixed voices. 29091 (584)
Songs new & old for women’s voices. 29091 (585)
Songs of Alpha phi. 49796.
Songs of American folks. 49797.
Songs of Beta theta pi. 8420,
Songs of Chinese cnildren. 13352.
Songs of consolation. 33294.
Songs of Delta tau delta. 8421.
Songs of freedom. 27775, 27776.
Songs of jesus. 27777.
Songs of joy. 3882, 5201 (914), 8422.
Songs of joy & gladness. 13353.
Songs of Norway & Denmark. 3883.
Songs of our buddies. 22804,
Songs of salvation. 49798
Songs of Scotland, 3884, $582 (493)
Songs of spring. 3885.
Songs of Stephen Collins Foster. 13354.
Songs of Stepnen Foster. 3886.
Songs of Sweden & Finland. 22805.
Songs of the Almanac singers. 52946.
Songs of the country side. 9582 (494)
Songs of the dawning. 13355.
Songs of tne Fijis & their colleges. 8423.
Songs of the nations. 9582 (495)
Songs ot the Nativity. 3887.
Songs of the saddle. 27778.
Songs of the spirit. 37337.
Songs of the Tnames. 9582 (496)
Songs of the United Nations. 49799.
Songs of the United States military academy,
West Point, New York. 27779.
Songs of the West. .38171 (373)
Songs of twelve nations. 33295.
Songs of twilight. 3888.
Songs of yesterday. 3889, 27780.
Songs of yesteryear. 33296.
Songs of Zion. 27781, 33297.
Songs sailors sing. 13356.
Songs that an Irishman sings. 17768.
Songs that mother taught me. 3890.
Songs that my mother sang to me. 8424.
Songs that won our wars. 8425.
Songs we sang of yore. 13357.
oer we used to sing in Dixie Land. 29091 (586,
587
Songs will win the war. 45656.
Songwriter’s lament. 37338.
Songwriter’s serenade. 8426.
Sonhei que Sinha tinha morrido. 13358.
Sonnambula. 5723.
Sonne ma cloche. 9582 (497)
Sonnet. 22806.
Sonnet no, 2. 45657.
Sonnet song. 3891.
Sonnet to a bonnet. 49800.
Sonny. 45658. —
Sonny that’s my love. 52947. .
Sonny with the tousled hair. 27782.
Sonora. 37339.
Sons & daughters of America. 45659.
Son’s farewell. 8427.
Sons o’fun. 43015, 48885.
Sons 0’ the Yanks. 49801.
Sons ofa son of a gun. 37340.
Sons of America. 8428, 13359, 13360, 17769, 33298, -
37341, 45660, 45662, 49802, 52948.
Sons of America we’ll depend on you. 33299.
Sons of American freedom. 22807.
Sons of America’s marines. 52949.
Sons of Britain march. 24219 (1244)
Sons of freedom. 13361-13363, 17770, 33300,
33301, 49803.
Sons of freedom, march on. 49804.
Sons of freedom, U.S.A. 27783.
Sons of God, awake. 29091 (588)
Sons of guns. 22808.
Sone a liberty. 8429, 8430, 27784, 27785, 40723,
Sons of the A.E.F. 33302.
Sons of the A.E.F. will get the Axis. 33303
Sons of the boys who went over the top. 22809.
Sons of the Empire. 40724.
Sons of tne free. 13364.
Sons of the merchant service. 52950.
Sons of the pioneers. 22810.
Sons of the Red, White & Blue. 37342.
Sons of the sea. 3892.
Sons of the U.S.A. 3893, 8431, 27786, 37343,
45664. ;
Sons of the West. 33304,
Sons of the Yanks of the A.E.F. 40725.
Sons of Uncle Sam. 17771, 27787, 27788, 33305,
33306, 45665, 45666.
Sons of Uncle Sammy. 37344, 52951.
Sons of veterans. 22811.
Soon forgetting. 53636 (496)
Soon I will catch the choo choo choo train going
pack home to Alabama. 27789.
Soon, my darling. 33307.
Sooner or later. 27790, 33308.
Sooner or later your heart will cry I want you.
24219 (1245)
Sophia’s sofa. 22812.
Sopnistication. 37345.
2232
i
Soprano’s nightmare. 17772.
Sorcerer’s appendix. 37346.
Sore-cat. 33309.
Sore feets. 33310.
Sorella. 37347.
Sorge. 14692 (645)
Sorghum switch. 33311, 37348.
Sorrentina. 50835 (337)
Sorrow will be joy when He comes. 49805.
Sorrows & heartaches. 13365.
Sorry & blue. 3894.
Sorry, Mr. Jap. 49806.
Sorry so soon. 8432.
Sorry to say. 27791.
Sorta kinda. 3895.
Sortilegio. 45667.
Sospiri. 5201 (915)
Sospiri d'amore. 5201 (916), 41610 (182)
Sotto al braccio, all pupa mia. 27792.
Soul cheering songs. 52952.
Soul in my voice. 45668.
Soul of America. 40726.
Soul of America, defend. 33312.
Soul of France, 49807.
Soul of Hawaii. 17773.
Soul of my memory. 27793.
Soul of the U.S.A. 40727.
Soul that sinneth shall die. 5201 (917)
Soul triumphant. 22813.
Soul's awakening. 49808.
Souls of the righteous. 27794.
Sound. 13366.
Sound asleep. 33313.
Sound of airplanes will be sweet. 40728.
Sound of bells. 27795.
Sound of the drums of war, we're coming. 8433.
Sound of the sweet Sabbath bells. 40729, 52953.
Sound of the trumpet. 3896.
Sound off. 22814. —
Sounds from the Hudson. 3897.
Sounds from the tropics. 50835 (338)
Sounds of revelry. 34788 (670)
Sounds of Sequoia. 45669.
Soupirs d’amour. 50835 (339)
Source. 24219 (1246), 50835 (340)
Sous le clair de lune. 3898.
Sous l’ombrage. 14692 (646), 29091 (589)
Sousa march & dance album. 14692 (647)
South America. 33314.
South America & China. 33315.
South American moonlight. 52954.
South American way. 37349.
South Bayou shuffle. 3899.
South Carolina. 8434.
South Dakota. 3900.
South Dakota, we are for you. 8435, 22815.
South Dakota, we love you best. 22816.
South of Tahiti. 2626, 5493, 5656, 8062, 11668,
11669, 12087.
South of the border, down Mexico way. 49809-49811.
South on the 8:05. 13367.
South Sea island maid. 13368.
South Sea island melody. 33316.
South Seas. 27796.
South side galop no. 3. 24219 (1247)
South side shuffle. 17774.
South State street blues. 8436.
South wind. 33317.
South winds. 49812.
Southbound blues. 8437.
Southern appetizer. 34788 (671)
Southern belle. 33318. |
Southern bread & cake song. 8438.
521888 0 - 43 - 18
Southern bread theme song. 13369.
Southern cross. 3901.
Southern lullaby. 17775.
Southern moon. 5201 (918), 14692 (648)
Southern music. 27797.
Southland. 33319.
Southland medley. 37350.
Southland memories. 45670.
Southpaw serenade. 45671.
Southwell’s (Geo.) wonder band book. 24219 (1248)
Souvenir de ballet. 37351.
Souvenir de Monte Carlo. 27798.
Souvenir de Sarasate. 41610 (183)
Souvenir douloureux. 40730. 4
Souvenir from Uncle Sam. 22817.
Souvenir mélancolique. 5201 (919)
Souvenirs of the masters. 34788 (672)
Souvenirs of you. 27799.
Soviet stars. 52955.-
Sowing & reaping. 38171 (374)
Soy arrabalera. 37352.
Soy culpable. 37353.
Soy de Pompeya. 37354.
Soy gitanilla. 22818.
Soy puro Mexicano. 52956, 53274.
Spadl listek z javora. 3902-3904.
Spaghetti song. 3905, 13370.
Spagnola. 22819.
Spagnolesca. 33320.
Spagnolita. 3906.
Spanischer zigeunertanz. 33321.
Spanish & Latin American songs,
13371.
Spanish caprice. 13372.
Spanish dance. 33322, 45672, 45673.
Spanish inspiration. 13373.
Spanish romance. 41610 (184)
Spanish serenade. 38171 (375)
Spanish student. 37355.
Spanish way. 37356.
Spank it, Frank. 22820.
Spank the blank. 3907.
Spanking the Jap. 8439, 33323.
Spare a little love for me. 22821, 33324.
Spare room. 13374.
Sparkle in our home of love. 22822.
Sparklers polka. 49813.
Sparkling water. 45674.
Sparrow. 45675.
Sparrows in the meadow. 45676.
Spartan fight song. 52957.
Spasimi d amore. 33325.
Speak for yourself, oh, Johnny boy. 22823.
Speak soon again. 33326.
Speak to me. 45677.
Speak to me love. 33327.
Speak to me of love. 22824, 27800.
Speak to me of my mother. 14692 (649)
Speak to me only of Jesus. 24219 (1249)
Speak your heart. 8440.
Speaking of moonlight. 33328.
Speaky spak spoke. 27801.
Special delivery. 22825, 37357.
Special kind of love for you. 33329.
Specialist march. 34788 (673, 674)
Spectre bridegroom. 22825*.
Speed demon. 40731.
Speed ’em for freedom. 33330.
Speed ’em, we need em. 45678.
Speed king march. 13375.
Speed up, America. 17776, 22826, 37358, 45679.
Speed up, America, speed up to victory. 33331.
Speed up, speed up, America. 13376.
2233
INDEX
Speeding along. 3908.
Speedway march. 50835 (341)
Spell it. 45680.
Spell of the night. 49814.
Spell of the waltz. 17777.
Spell of your smile. 40732.
Spellbound, 22827, 22828.
Spend a weekend with me. 40733.
Spending my money on you. 33332.
Spider dance, 29091 (590)
Spiders in my tea. 17778.
Spiew kochajmy sie. 9582 (498)
Spiew o wisle. 14692 (650-653)
Spinach & ’leven other songs. 49815.
Spinderokken. 47124 (466)
Sping. 27802.
Spinner. 8441.
Spinnerlied. 24219 (1250)
Spinning a web around you. 40734.
Spinning song. 22829.
Spinning wheel. 5201 (920), 24219 (1251)
Spinning wheel song. 41610 (185)
Spinster’s dance. 40735.
Spires of Oxford. 8442.
Spirit Divine, attend our prayer. 14692 (654)
Spirit of America. 8443, 17779, 22830, 22831,
27803, 33333, 33334, 37359, 37360, 45681,
45682, 49816, 49817.
Spirit of Americans. 45683.
Spirit of Bataan. 40736.
Spirit of Betsy Ross. 40737, 45684.
Spirit of democracy. 3909, 13377, 33335,
52958, 52959.
Spirit of forty-two. 8444-8446, 13378, 22832,22833,
27804, 33336, 37361, 45685, 45686, 52959.
Spirit of God, descend upon my heart. 17780.
Spirit of Ishpeming. 45687.
Spirit of Jacob Jones. 13379.
Spirit of Joe Louis. 17781,
Spirit of justice. 33337.
Spirit of Katie. 3910.
Spirit of liberty. 13380, 13381, 45688.
Spirit of liberty calls. 52960.
Spirit of liberty, march on. 45689.
Spirit of love. 13382.
Spirit of mercy, truth & love. 9582 (499)
Spirit of national unity. 13383.
Spirit of 1942. 3911, 8447, 17782, 27805.
Spirit of our nation. 18845 (280)
Spirit of pageantry. 47124 (467)
Spirit of Pearl Harbor. 17783.
Spirit of progress. 3912.
Spirit of seventy six. 33338.
Spirit of ’76 in ’42. 3913.
Spirit of °76 in 743. 45690.
Spirit of the air men. 22834.
Spirit of the American boy. 52961.
Spirit of the C. A, P. 49818.
Spirit of the evacuation. 40738.
Spirit of the U.S.O. 22835.
Spirit of the U.S.A. 8448, 8449, 13384, 13385,
27806, 33339, 37362, 49819.
Spirit of truth, spirit divine, 29091 (591)
Spirit of U.S.A. 13386.
-Spirit of Upton. 45691.
Spirit of victory. 52962, 52963.
Spirit of youth. 27807.
Spirit of Yuletide. 3914.
Spirit’s got me. 33340.
Spirits of fight & dander. 22836.
Spiritual melodies. 37363.
Spiritual prayer. 8450.
Spiritual war chant. 52964.
pt. 3, n. s., v.37
Splendor falls on castle walls, 22837.
Spoiled illusions. 3915.
Spoilers. 22833, 22839, 24522, 24560, 24611,
24692, 24700, 25029, 25268, 26873, 27336,
27416, 27481, 27482, 27505, 27808,27854,28379.
Spook speaks & he jumps too. 17784. -
‘Spooks. 33341.
Spookville chimes. 5201 (921), 50835 (342)
Spooky George. 8451.
Spoon moon. 17785.
Spotlight on Asia. 42671.
Spotlight on my heart. 17786.
Spread a little brightness. 50835 (343)
Spread the news. 13387.
Spread your wings, America. 17787.
Spread your wings, boys. 8452.
Spremte se Cetnici. 45692, 45693.
Spremte se spremte Cetnici. 45694.
Sprig of rosemary. 49820.
Sprigs of laurel. 17788.
Spring. 14692 (655, 656), 17789, 22840, 27809,
27810, 33342, 49821, 49822.
Spring again. 22841.
Spring charms. 27811.
Spring comes forever. 17790.
Spring dance. 14692 (657), 45695.
Spring echoes. 24219 (1252)
Spring fancies. 40739.
Spring fever. 3916, 5201 (922)
‘Spring flowers. 50835 (344)
Spring has wandered in the hills. 13388.
Spring hope for age. 8453.
Spring idyl. 14692 (658)
Spring in England. 3917.
Spring in Italy. 29091 (592)
Spring in my heart: 17791, 52965,
Spring is everywhere. 45696.
Spring is here. 5201 (923, 924), 17792, 28879,
45697.
Spring is here again. 17793.
Spring is in the air. 45698.
Spring is the time. 52966.
Spring is whispering in the trees. 40740.
Spring longing. 8454.
Spring love. 22842.
Spring love song. 8455.
Spring, lovely spring. 5201 (925)
Spring loves romance, 52967.
Spring melodies. 22843.
Spring moods. 17794.
Spring morning. 3918, 33343.
Spring night. 29091 (593)
Spring processional. 5201 (926)
Spring rain. 49823.
Spring returns. 8456.
Spring returns to old Vienna. 3919.
Spring showers. 3920.
Spring song. 14692 (659), 17795, 22844, 29091
(594, 595), 34788 (675), 53636 (497, 498)
Spring twilight. 8457.
Spring will bring me you. 13389.
Spring will come. 33344.
Spring will come again. 33345.
Spring will come again, to Lilac Lane. 8458.
Spring wishes. 22845.
Springdans. 13390.
Spring’s approach. 13391, 22846.
Spring’s awakening. 34788 (676), 37364.
Spring’s in the air. 13392.
Springtide love. 41610 (186)
Springtide of love. 5201 (927)
Springtime. 3921, 13393, 17796, 22871, 33346.
Springtime along the Ohio. 17797.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
’ Springtime coming. 14692 (660)
Springtime in Dixie. 22847.
Springtime in my heart. 37365.
Springtime in Texas. 22848.
Springtime in the Argonnes. 49824.
Springtime in the Rockies. 43289, 43309, 44973,
45076, 49559.
Springtime in the valley. 17798.
Springtime in Wisconsin. 33347.
Springtime is coming. 33348. ‘
Springtime is here. 27812.
Springtime is love time. 13394.
Springtime means you. 3922.
Springtime of life. 40741.
Springtime of youth. 14692 (661), 24219 (1259)
Springtime on the prairie. 45699.
Springtime refrain. 17799.
Springtime souvenirs. 22849.
Springtime under the silvery moon. 45700.
Springtime wagon of love. 14692 (662)
Sprinkle me with kisses if you want my love to
grow. 18845 (281), 24219 (1254), 29091 (596)
Sprinkled with the evening dew. 3923.
Squadron six-twelve song. 45701.
Squadron song. 52968.
Square dance tune. 40742.
Square set. 17800.
Squash song. 3924.
Squaty roo. 27813.
Squaw dance. 27814.
Squawking mocking bird. 45702.
Squirm, worm. 27815.
Squirrel. 13395.
Squirrels’ greeting. 8459.
Squirrels’ waltz. 33349.
Squirr’l hop. 22850.
Staar skrevet med guld. 47124 (468)
Staccato. 5201 (928)
Stack away your troubles in the pack on your
_ back. 45703.
Stadium echo. 17801.
- Standchen. 17802.
Stage coach. 17803, 34788 (677)
Stage door canteen. 53344.
Stagecoach buckaroo. 717, 3599, 4475, 5889, 8001,
11698.
Staggering staggs. 45704.
Stairway to heaven. 49825.
Staizi nome ruse kose. 22851.
Stalingrad. 49826.
Stalk. 33350.
Stalkin’ the panther. 45705.
Stammering stuttering fool. 3925.
Stamp a day. 3926, 22852.
Stamp enclosed. 27816, 47124 (469)
Stamp it. 52969.
Stamp it out. 22853.
Stamp, stamp out the Jap. 13396.
Stamp! Stamp! Stamp out the Japs. 13397.
Stamped upon my heart is a picture of you. 22854.
Stamps for defense. 3927.
Stand back of F.D. R. 17804.
Stand back of Uncle Sam. 3928.
Stand behind MacArthur. 17805.
Stand behind the boys. 27817.
Stand behind the good ship, U.S. A. 45706.
Stand behind the President. 22855.
Stand by. 33351, 33352, 52970.
Stand by America. 3929, 3930, 8460, 8461, 13398,
13399, 17806, 22856, 22857, 27818, 37366, 40743.
Stand by America now. 3931.
Stand by for we are coming. 3932, 8462.
Stand by Old Glory. 3933, 8463.
Stand by our America. 13400.
Stand by the Flag. 40744.
Stand by the President. 13401, 22858.
Stand by the Red, White & Blue. 27819.
Stand by the U.S. A. 3934, 17807, 22859.
Stand by Uncle Sam. 33353, 37367.
Stand by your brothers. 13402, 22860.
Stand by your guns, America. 45707.
Stand Columbia. 52971.
Stand fast, Americans. 17808.
Stand fast in thy faith. 33354.
Stand firm. 24219 (1255)
Stand firm Old Glory. 45708.
Stand pat! For Patrick Henry. 33355.
Stand still. 38171 (376)
Stand still, my heart. 40745.
Stand united, children of America. 33356.
Stand united democracies, defend our liberty. 8464.
Stand up America. 8465, 27820.
Stand up & cheer. 3935, 22861.
Stand up & cheer for America. 45709.
Stand up & cheer for the U.S. A. 8466.
Stand up & fight. 22862.
Stand up & fight for liberty. 3936.
Stand up & shout. 8467.
Stand up & sing. 33357.
Stand up for America. 3937, 27821, 37368.
Stand up for Christ. 24219 (1256)
Stand up for Jesus. 8468.
Stand up, sister. 8469.
Stand up, stand up for Jesus. 29091 (597)
Stand up straighter, United Stater. 33358.
Standard college songs. 14692 (663)
Standard folk songs. 5201 (929)
Standard organist. 5201 (930)
Standin’ in de need of prayer. 45710, 45711.
Standing by. 17809, 27822.
Standing far off. 32085.
Standing in the moonlight. 8470.
Standing on the banks of the ocean. 52972.
Standing room for more. 40746.
Standing together. 13403.
Stanotte é nato 1’ amore. 33359.
Star. 22863, 45712.
Star & garter. 29588, 29589, 30007, 30803, 32379,
33360, 35081, 35831."
Star -& some moonlight. 3938.
Star bound. 13404.
Star bright. 40747.
Star by day & a light by night. 45713.
Star candles. 13405, 27823.
Star eyes. 37369, 49827.
Star fell from the sky. 49828.
Star for everyone in love. 45714.
Star-gazing a-new. 8475.
Star in a mother’s window. 17810.
Star in heaven. 17811.
Star in my window. 17812, 27824.
Star in the window. 52973.
Star kisses. 22854, 45715.
Star light, star bright. 13406, 33361.
Star light, star bright, make my wish come true.
13407.
Star-like. 33362.
Star mother. 52974.
Star night. 40748.
Star notes. 13408.
Star of Bethlehem. 47124 (470)
Star of glory. 29091 (598)
Star of God. 45716.
Star of His love shines on. 50835 (345, 346) .
Star of hope. 13409, 45717.
Star of liberty. 52975.
2235
INDEX
Star of my heart. 17813.
Star of the East please shine again. 3939.
Star of the North. 45718.
‘Star of the sea. 8471.
Star of the West. 22865. -
Star over the Rockies. 45719.
Star over Waianae. 3940.
Star shadows. 27825.
Star shone down. 3941.
Star spangled America & you. 27826.
Star Spangled Banner. 3942-3948, 8472, 8473, 13410,
17814-17816, 22866-22869, 27827-27831, 29091
(599), 33363-33365, 37370-37374, 40749, 45720-
45722, 52976.
Star Spangled Banner, grand old Flag. 33366.
Star Spangled Banner parade. 52977. ©
‘Star spangled glamour. 6560, 6870, 7504, 9350,
34556.
Star spangled suite, 40750.
Star that lit the world. 40751.
Stardust & roses. 45723.
Stardust & starlight. 13411.
Stardust in your eyes. 49829.
Stardust memories. 8474.
Stare czasy oberek. 13412.
Starless crown. 29091 (600)
Starlett. 8476.
Starlight. 9582 (500), 17817, 24219 (1257),
27832, 33367, 45724.
Starlight & lovelight. 45725.
Starlight & moonbeams. 8477.
Starlight & music. 27833.
Starlight blues. 49830.
Starlight dream. 17818.
Starlight gleaming. 37375.
Starlight in the night. 33368.
Starlight, moonlight. 52978.
Starlight on Kawaihae. 40752.
Starlight over Bethlehem. 40753.
Starlight serenade. 13413, 33369, 45726, 49831.
Starlight sonata. 17819, 27834.
Starlight song. 8478.
Starlight souvenirs. 45727.
Starlight, starbright. 49832.
Starling. 33370.
Starlit fantasia. 8479.
Starlit moon. 49833.
Starring you & I in This is love. 3949.
Starry anniversary. 49834.
Starry-eyed. 45728.
Starry eyes. 40754,
Starry Flag. 27835.
Starry lanes. 3950.
Stars. 5201 (931), 17820.
Stars above the horizon. 13414.
Stars & love. 45729.
Stars & Stripes. 17821, 40755.
Stars & Stripes & you. 3951, 22870, 49835.
Stars & Stripes are coming thru. 40756.
Stars & Stripes for him. 40757.
Stars & Stripes forever. 8480, 37376.
Stars & Stripes forever & the old Red, White &
Blue. 37377.
Stars & Stripes in Tokio & Berlin. 49836.
Stars & Stripes of liberty. 17822.
Stars & Stripes, of the U.S.A. 13415, 52979.
Stars & Stripes on parade. 49837.
Stars & Stripes over America. 17823.
Stars & Stripes remind me of you. 49838.
Stars & Stripes still fly. 33371.
Stars & Stripes still waving free. 45730.
Stars & Stripes will forever fly o er Hickam
Field. 49839.
pt. 3, n.s., v. 37
Stars & Stripes will.rise again. 13416.
Stars & Stripes will survive. 13417, 17824.
Stars & the waves. 45731...
Stars appear as angels. 33372, 33373.
Stars are ours tonight. 45732.
Stars are saying good night. 29091 (601)
‘Stars at night. 22871.
Stars began to fall. 3952.
Stars begin to peép. 37378. |
Stars brightly shining. 38171 (377)
Stars broke through. 13418.
Stars came down. 37379.
Stars came down closer, last night. 13419.
Stars from heaven. 13420.
Stars have a right to be jealous. 22872.
Stars have set & yet I wait. 3953.
Stars in Old Glory. 22873, 40758.
Stars in our windows. 33374. we
Stars in the night. 49840.
Stars in the old well. 27836.
Stars in the Star Spangled Banner, & other songs.
49841.
Stars in the windows. 45733.
Stars in your eyes. 22874, 45734.
Stars lead us ever on. 45735.
Stars look down. 8481.
Stars move in measure. 14692 (664)
Stars of liberty. 27837.
Stars of Old Glory. 17825, 33375.
Stars of radio. 45736.
Stars of the summer: night.
45737.
Stars of the United States. 45738.
Stars of tomorrow. 12927, 14516.
Stars of victory. 22876, 33376.
Stars on ice. 29473, 30376, 31646, 36195,
36366. *
Stars on the Blue. 22877.
Stars over America, 45739.
Stars over Hawaii. 3954.
Stars over Spangleland. 33376*.
Stars over the desert. 49842.
Stars over the Pacific. 27838.
Stars shining brightly. 8482.
Stars still shine. 3955.
Stars that shine. 22878.
Stars that shine all day. 37380.
Stars that twinkle. 40759.
Stars, the moonlight & you. 22879.
Stars told me my dreams. 17826.
Stars went out. 22880.
Stars were playing violins. 4060.
10137, 22875,
Stars will fade. 33377.
2236
Start a little rainbow in my heart. 13421.
Start a hikin’ Hirohito. 27839.
Start for the kingdom today. 34788 (678)
Start our love over again. 33378.
Start the ball a-rolling. 40761.
Start the day right. 45740.
Start the day with a song. 40762.
Start your life right. 13422.
Starting wedding. 49843.
Starving for a kiss from you. 49844.
Stary antek. 17827.
States secede. 49845.
States united. 52980.
Station L-O-V-E. 49846.
Station prayer. 40763.
Statue in the bay. 33379.
Statue of Liberty. 3956, 8483, 8484, 13423, 33380,
33381, 40764, 45741.
Statue of Liberty, farewell to you. 17828.
Status quo. 33382.
ee ee was
¢
INDEX
ESN GE ies on
Stay a little while. 49847.
Stay as you were. 33383, 45742.
Stay-at-home blues. 17829.
Stay awhile. 40765.
Stay down here where you belong. 5201 (932)
Stay East young man. 33384.
Stay forever true. 49848.
Stay in out of the rain. 13424.
Stay in the fight. 24219 (1258)
Stay in the service with a smile. 37381.
Stay on board. 17830.
Stay on the side of God. 22881.
Stay out of my dreams. 52981.
Stay the same. 45743.
Stay tny soul on God. 29091 (602)
Stay with me a little while longer. 40766.
Steadily flows the Thames. 13425.
Steady Freddy. 34788 (679)
Steal away. 40767, 45744, 45745.
Stealin’ chickens Sunday mornin’. 27840.
Stealing a march on the sun. 13426.
Stealing kisses in the shadows. 40768.
Steam is on the heam. 45746.
Steam pipe melody. 47124 (471)
Steam train. 33385.
Steamboat. 37382.
Steamboat rag. 5201 (933)
S.S. South American. 37383.
Steel cavalry. 8485, 8486, 8518.
Steel cavalry montage. 8485, 8486.
Steeple-chase. 14692 (665), 50835 (347), 52982.
Steeple tops. 45747.
Steirer figuren tanz Bavarian plattler. 8487.
Stella. 27841. :
Stella di ‘1ripoli. 5201 (934)
Stelle. 33386.
Steluta. 53636 (499)
Step ahead, 40769.
Step down. 45748.
Step down brother. 8488.
Step on it. 49849.
Step out. 3957.
Step right up & make love. 22882,
Step soitly. 52983.
Step up & meet the new champ. 3958, 17831.
Step up & say, Hi Buddie. 33387.
Step up, hup hup, I just want to keep on dancing.
52984.
Stephanie. 34788 (680)
Stephen Foster. 52985.
Stephens’ songs. 27842. —
Steppin’ down along the road. 47124 (472)
Stepping alony together. 27843.
Stepping lightly. 13427.
Stepping out. 13428,
Stepping out with you. 40770.
Stepping stones. 50835 (348)
Stepping to la conga. 40771.
Sterbende soldat. 34788 (681)
Stern old bach’lor. 17832.
Sternennacht. 33388, 50835 (349)
Sterns’ all-star medley ot popular & operatic
melodies. 24219 (1259)
Steuermann lass’ die wacht. 29091 (659)
Steve & Jeb. 52986.
Stick by your old Uncle Sammy. 40772.
Stick by your Uncle Sam. 33389.
Stick to your guns. 408,
Stick to your knittin’, kitten. 49850.
Sticking fingers. 29091 (603)
Still & deep. 49851.
Still & strong. 3959.
Still as the night. 17833, 37384.
Still I care. 22883.
Still in my heart. 22884,
Still moon, 27844.
Still remaining in my heart. 45749,
Still, small voice. 22885.
wo pet with Thee. 3960, 8489, 27845, 29091
604
Still there is Bethlehem. 40773.
Still wishing. 17834.
Still with Thee, O my God, 24219 (1260)
Still you’re tne only girlI love. 3961, 27846.
Stilly night. 5201 (935)
Stinky the mink. 40774.
Stirring call. 13429.
Stitch in time. 45750.
Stodola pumpa, 8490.
Stolen kisses. 17835.
Stolen melody. 13430, 14692 (666), 24219 (1261),
53636 (500)
Stolen moments. 52987.
Stolen rendezvous. 40775.
Stomp a dilico. 45751.
Stonewall MacArthur. 13431, 27847.
Stop cneating your heart. 22886.
Stop crying tor the moon. 13432.
Stop fiddlin’ around with my beau. 49852.
Stop foolin’ 33390.
Stop jivin’ & stiftin’. 13433,
Stop kicking my heart around. 3962.
Stop, look & buy a bond, 52988.
Stop mopin’. 33391.
Stop playin’ with my heart. 27848.
Stop, stop, stop, that knocking at my heart. 8491.
Stop, stop—you’re breaking my heart. 13434,
Stop teasing me. 37385.
Stop telling lies. 40776.
Stop that Jap. 13435.
Stop watcnin’ the clock. 33392.
Stop! We give up. 3963.
Stop worryin’ about me. 3964.
Stop your snorin’ Nora. 3965.
Stop your teasin’. 17836.
Stopwatch & an ordnance map. 17837.
Storekeeper’s daughter. 13436, 17838.
Storiette. 24219 (1262)
Storm along John, 8492.
Storm king. 37386.
Storm tossed ship. 45752.
Storms blow over. 13437.
Stormy conflict. 33393.
Stormy nignt. 40777.
Stormy walk. 13438.
Stormy weatner. 3966.
Stornelli. 22887.
Stornelli del soldato. 49853.
Stornelli militari. 13439.
Stornelli montagnoli. 13440.
Story book folk. 24219 (1263)
Story hour. 22888.
Story in the stars. 27849.
Story never told. 45753.
Story of a starry night. 13441.
Story of Christmas. 50835 (350)
Story of Jezebel. 33394.
Story of Jitter-Bug Joe. 17839, 27850.
Story of Joseph. 33395.
Story of my love. 40778.
Story of Old Glory. 3967.
Story of the rosary. 18845 (282)
Story of the sparrow. 38171 (378
Story of Uncie Sam. 8493. bee
Story that never grows old, 45754.
Story that tells. 13442.
2237
INDEX
: : pt. 3, n. S., v. 37
Stradical’s sololoquy [2] 13443.
Straduccia deserta. 22889.
Strains of a Gypsy melody. 40779.
Stranded on a star. 33396.
Strange. 33397-33399.
Strange as it seems. 27851, 37387.
Strange as it seems you love mein dreams.27852.
Strange case of Doctor Rx. 12930.
Strange fascination. 37388.
Strange harmonies, 37389.
Strange isn’t it. 45755.
Strange meeting. 45756.
Strange romance, 45757.
Strange thing. 45758.
Stranger. 22890, 24219 (1264)
Stranger by the sea. 49854.
Stranger of Bethlehem. 40780.
Stranger, sweet stranger. 17840.
Stranger, you're in danger, 45759.
Strangers. 8494, 40781.
Strangers in the ‘dark. 33400, 40782.
Stratford House. 27853.
Strauss vocal waltzes.
Strauss waltzes. 17842.
Straussiana. 34788 (682), 47124 (473)
Straw that broke the camel’s back. 22891.
Strawberry fair. 29091 (605)
Strawberry moon. 37390.
Strawberry short. 29091 (606)
Straws tell how the wind is blowing. 45760.
Streamline blues. 37391.
Streamline gal. 52989.
Streamline train. 33401.
Streamlined love. 3968.
Streamliner march. 8495.
Street called Straight. 17843.
Street in Nome. 27854.
Street merry-go-round, 27855.
Street singer’s serenade. 17844,
Streets of hell. 27856. -
Bice of old New York. 5201 (936), 38171
379)
Streets of Paris. 37349.
Streichorchester der mittelschulen. 9582 (501)
_ Streichquartett. 13444.
Strength of our U.S. navy. 27857.
Stretch your heartstrings to the moon, 45761.
Strictly business. 17845.
Strictly entre nous. 22892.
Strictly from Dixie. 8496.
Strictly in the groove. 40783, 41027.
Strictly instrumental, 27858, 27859.
Strictly personal. 17846.
Strife is o’er. 38171 (380)
Strike for the Flag. 33402.
Strike hard, America. 22893.
_ Strike up the band. 33403, 49855.
Strike up the band for there marches the Ku Klux
Klan. 3969.
Strike up the band, here comes a sailor. 17847.
String of pearls. 3970, 3971, 8497.
String quartet. 3972-3975, 33404, 45762.
String quartet in A maj. 45763.
Strip for action. 38584.
Strip polka. 37392.
Stroll a-long. 22894, 33405.
Strollérs. 5201 (937)
Strollin’ along with you. 27860.
Strolling along. 3976, 22895, 33406.
Strolling down the moon path. 33407.
Strolling ina dream, 17848.
17841,
Strong minded maid. 24219 (1265)
Strong son of God. 45764.
Struggle & strife of war. 13446..
Strumming on my. old guitar. 27861, 45765.
Strut, papa, strut. 49857.
Struttin’ Sam. 22896.
St-st-st-st-Stella. 33408.
Student prince. 27551, 29919, 33008,
Student song. 49858.
Studien. 14692 (667-675)
Studies in chromatic double-stops for the violin.
22897.
' Studies in mechanism. 14692 (676, 677)
Strolling Mem’ry’s Lane sweetheart with you.49856.
Strolling once again round Leicester square, 13445.
2238
Studies in recitative for all voices. 50835
(351, 352)
Study in eight notes. 3977.
Study in modernism. 8498.
Study in moonlight. 3978.
Study in surrealism. 8499.
Study the Word. 49859.
Study war no more. 8500.
Stuff me, Rosie. 27862.
Stunts for piano. 27863.
Stupid, Mr. Cupid. 37393.
Sturm auf die miihle. 5201 (938)
Suave. 27864.
Sub sob song. 22898.
Subaqueous romance, 33409.
Submarine montage. 13447.
Submarines. 8501. _
Substitute for our love. 22899.
Subterfuge. 45766.
Subtle serenade. 49860.
Suburban high. 40784.
Subvenite. 37394.
Subway love. 41610 (187)
Subway serenade, 13448.
Subway song. 3979.
Subway to the stars, 13449.
Success. 40785.
Success or failure. 38171 (381)
Such a charming habit. 33410.
Such a darling. 3980.
Such a little thing to do. 49861.
Such a tender night. 37395.
Such is life. 53636 (501)
Sucker for a kiss. 37396.
Sucking cider through a straw. 8502.
Sue. 13450.
Sue Ann. 27865.
Sue, my bluebonnet Sue. 49862.
Suefia tambora. 45767.
Suefio. 33411.
Suefio con tu amor. 37397.
Suefio de anoche. 22900.
Suejio espafiol. 22901.
Suefios de opio. 17849.
Suefios de Quinto. 49863.
Suefios de un loco. 8503. ”
Stisser wohllaut schlift in der saiten gold.
5201 (939)
Suffer the children. 29091 (607)
Suffer the little children. 24219 (1266)
Suffragettes. 29091 (608) |
Sufriendo. 3981.
Sufro. 33412.
Sufro por ti. 45768. >
Sugar. 8504, 22902, 27866, 49864.
Sugar, ah calls her Sugar. 22903.
Sugar & you. 45769.
Sugar baby. 27867, 33413, 45770.
Sugar blues for my sugar. 13451.
Sugar daddy. 8505.
nos. 1-12, 1942
Sugar foot stomp. 52990.
Sugar, I’m gonna burn my gas for you. 49865.
Sugar I’m hoardin’ is you. 33414.
Sugar in your kisses. 13452.
Sugar lump. 5201 (940)
Sugar-pie. 17850.
Sugar ration blues. 33415, 45771.
Sugar-woogie. 45772.
Sugar, you gotta quit rationing me. 49866.
Suite. 8506, 14692 (678), 27868, 33416, 37398.
Suite algérienne. 14692 (679)
Suite classique in D. 13453.
Suite des gnomes. 18845 (283)
Suite d’orchestre du XVIle siécle. 9582 (502)
Suite F dur. 24219 (1267)
Suite for children. 40786.
Suite for orchestra, 13454, 49867.
Suite for string orchestra. 13455.
Suite for string quartet. 22904.
Suite for the piano. 33417.
Suite for violin & pianoforte. 3982.
Suite for violin with piano acc. 29091 (609)
Suite for violoncello solo. 17851.
Suite frangaise. 3983.
Suite from The carnival of animals. 40787.
Suite from the country-side. 50835 (353)
Suite from the Partita in E maj. for violin.17852.
Suite in A min. 22905.
Suite in G maj. 27869.
Suite in H moll fiir orchester. 38171 (382)
Suite in olden style. 33418.
Suite in three minutes. 3984.
Suite miniature. 13456.
Suite no. 1in A. 14692 (680)
Suite no. 1 in F maj. 22906.
Suite no. 2. 22907.
Suite no. 2in F. 9582 (503)
Suite no. 3in D moll. 14692 (681)
Suite no. 4. 3985. fe
Suite no. 4in E moll. 14692 (682)
Suite no. 5in E. 14692 (683)
Suite no. 6 in fis moll. 14692 (684) |
Suite no. 7in G moll. 14692 (685)
Suite no. 8 in F moll. 14692 (686) a
Suite of moods. 40788.
Suite of serenades. 27870.
Suite of 6 musical compositions. 45773.
Suite ritmica. 33419.
Suksimiesten marssilaulu. 17853.
Sultan who had no harem. 13457.
Sultana. 47124 (474)
Sumba la canilla. 52991.
Summer. 13458, 14692 (687), 29091 (610), 40789.
Summer afternoon. 27871.
Summer breezes. 27872, 27873.
Summer breezes waltzes. 24219 (1268)
Summer cloud. 40790.
Summer clouds. 33420.
Summer day. 13459, 22908.
Summer day I met you. 8507.
Summer day sonatina. 53636 (502)
Summer days. 5201 (941)
Summer evening music. 40791.
Summer evening song. 9582 (504)
Summer for you & I. 22909.
Summer garden. 34788 (683)
Summer holiday. 17854.
Summer idyl. 24219 (1269), 34788 (684)
Summer is a-comin’ in. 3986.
Summer is gone, so is our love. 13460.
Summer leaves decay. 29091 (611)
Summer memory. 22910.
Summer moon. 34788 (685)
INDEX
Summer moonlight. 27874.
Summer-night song. 24219 (1270)
Summer nights. 41610 (188)
Summer rain. 34788 (686), 37399.
Summer romance, 13461, 33421.
Summer rose. 5201 (942)
Summer seas. 29091 (612)
Summer silhouette. 37400.
Summer sky. 40792.
Summer song. 27875.
Summer souvenir. 8508.
Summerfields. 22911.
Summer’s dawn. 33423.
Summer’s morn. 47124 (475), 50835 (354)
Summertime. 33422, 49868.
Summertime in Athelney. 5201 (943)
Summertime, singing our blues away. 27876.
Sumthin’ for nuthin’. 37401.
Sun always follows the rain. 3987.
Sun arises now. 27877.
Sun came out today. 13462.
Sun crowned hills. 14692 (688)
Sun down on the border. 37402.
Sun down on the prairie. 3988.
Sun gold. 22912.
Sun has set. 17855.
Sun in the west. 5201 (944)
Sun, moon & stars, 40793.
Sun must rise. 17856.
Sun never sets, on the Flag that I love. 49869.
Sun of my soul. 5201 (945)
Sun of peace! Arise. 27878.
Sun, stand still. 40794.
Sun, the dusk, the sky, are you. 45774.
Sun, the moon, the stars & I. 22913.
Sun to my life. 45775.
Sun Valley. 33424.
Sun Valley Rose. 33425, 33426.
Sun will come to stay. 33427.
Sun will rise again. 52992,
Sun will set in Hawaii. 33428.
Sun will shine again. 3989, 27879, 27880,
40795.
Sun will shine for you & me. 40796.
Sun will shine tomorrow. 45776.
Sun will soon be setting on the Land of the Rising
Sun. 3990, 3991.
Sunbeam Sal. 24219 (1271-1273)
Sunbeam serenade. 45777.
Sunbeams. 8509.
Sunbeams of glory. 34788 (687)
Sunbeams will shine through our tears. 17857.
Sunday at Pearl Harbor. 3992.
Sunday compline. 17858.
Sunday driver. 3993.
Sunday in Savannah, 3994.
Sunday in the suburbs. 3995. j
Sunday morning quarterback. 3996, 3997.
Sunday music. 9582 (505)
Sunday on Lake Geneva. 13463.
Sunday punch. 3998, 15553, 17693, 17859, 17860.
Sunday-school melodies. 24219 (1274)
Sunday traffic. 3999.
Sundown. 1820, 33429, 40797, 45778.
Sundown sea. 34788 (688)
Sunflower trail. 14692 (689)
Sunlight. 45779.
Sunlight & starlight. 13464.
Sunny day. 40798.
Sunny garden spot. 33430.
Sunny Hawaii. 13465, 40799.
Sunny hills of Tennessee. 45780.
Sunny Honeymoon Land. 24219 (1275)
INDEX
Sunny morning. 40800.
Sunny River. 14776, 15098, 15474, 16672.
Sunny Riviera Bay. 41610 (189), 47124 (476)
Sunny Sue from Caribou. 4000.
Sunny Valley Trail. 17861.
Sunrise. 22914, 27881, 37403, 45781, 52993.
Sunrise in my soul. 4001.
Sunrise o’er Honolulu, 13466, 45782.
Sunrise over Lake Michigan. 33431.
Sunrise with the Master. 9582 (506)
Sun’s gonna shine. 4002.
Sun’s good night. 34788 (689)
Sunset. 4003, 8510, 22915, 22916, 24219 (1276-1278),
27882, 27883, 45783, 45784, 50835 (355)
Sunset & evening bells. 14692 (690)
Sunset & you. 8511.
Sunset at Mount Merino. 49871.
Sunset benediction. 17862.
Sunset Boulevard. 33432.
Sunset chimes. 5201 (946)
Sunset dreams. 52994.
Sunset harbor. 4004.
Sunset hour. 13467.
Sunset in Montana. 13468.
Sunset in the desert. 18845 (284)
Sunset in the hills. 49872.
Sunset into sunrise. 49873.
Sunset Lane. 40801.
Sunset makes me think of you. 33433.
Sunset melodies. 22917.
Sunset melody. 27884.
Sunset, near Vine. 4005.
Sunset on Lake Erie. 17863.
Sunset on the bay at San Diego. 37404.
Sunset on the hills. 40802.
Sunset on the mesa, 33434.
Sunset on the ocean. 22918.
Sunset on the trail. 8512.
Sunset prayer. 37405.
Sunset rag. 5201 (947)
Sunset rendezvous. 40803.
Sunset reverie. 17864.
Sunset River. 22919.
Sunset serenade. 37406.
Sunset shadows. 22920.
Sunset time in Sunshine Valley. 27885.
Sunset trail. 4006, 33435.
Sunset trail to Texas. 4007.
Sunset Valley. 33436.
Sunset waltz. 40804,
Sunset’s glow. 27886,
Sunshine, 34788 (690, 691)
Sunshine & shadows. 4008.
Sunshine & showers. 17865, 50835 (356)
Sunshine & storm. 14692 (691)
Sunshine awaiting you. 52995.
Sunshine blues. 27887.
Sunshine for shadow. 53636 (503)
Sunshine for tomorrow. 45785.
Sunshine in Hawaii. 8513.
Sunshine in your soul. 13469.
Sunshine Land. 53636 (504)
Sunshine Molly. 27888.
Sunshine of your smile. 8514, 8515, 9582 (507),
17866, 27889, 29091 (613)
Sunshine over in Texas. 4009.
Sunshine polka. 8516,
Sunshine song. 53636 (505)
Sunshine Valley, 40805, 45786.
Sunshine bre 17867.
Sun-up. 498
Suomi. paar:
Super mellow gorgeous, 17868.
2240
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Super specials. 17869, 45787.
Superior anthems for quartette & chorus choirs.
50835 (357)
Superior graded course for the piano. 14692 (692)
Superman, 22921.
Superman of the U.S. A. 27890.
Superstition. 9582 (508)
Superstitious Aloysius. 27891, 33437.
Suplica de amor. 4010.
Supplementary song series. 9582 (509)
Supplication. 4011, 4012, 52997.
Suppose. 52998.
Supposin’ I’m proposin’.
Suprema. 33439.
Sur l’eau. 41610 (190)
Sure, all’ s fine in the army now. 17870, ine
Surely it’s you. 8517.
Surely you’ll agree. 4013.
Surging sea. 47124 (477)
Surprise. 27892.
Surprise at party. 13470.
Surprise attack. 22922.
Surrender. 27893, 49874, 49875.
Susabella. 27894.
Susan. 50835 (358)
Susan be good. 22923.
Susannah & Johnnie. 27895.
Susiana polka, 4014.
Susie. 13471.
Susie, ah’m a solja. 17871.
Susie & Colonel. 8518.
Susie Ann. 53636 (506)
Susie don’t leave your sewing machine. 45788.
Susie in a black-out. 27896.
Susie May. 45789.
Suspicion. 40806.
Suspicions. 37407.
Susquehanna transfer. 37408.
Susu mile kole. 22924.
Susy. 13472.
Sutton mution. 8519.
Suwanne. 4015.
Suzanne. 17872.
Suzi. 5201 (267, 489), 9582 (186), 14692 (67, 693),
18845 (65, 93, 140, 285), 29091 (625)
Suzi, I’m ticking love taps. 18845 (285)
Suzybelle. 13473.
Svadili se orli i sokoli. 22925.
Svanhild’s dance. 47124 (478)
Svatba v Tihi Dolini. 22925*
Swamp angel baby. 49876.
Swamp serenade. 4016.
Swan. 14692 (694), 34788 (692)
Swan song & chorus. 29091 (614)
Swanee River. 4017, 4018, 13474.
Swanee River home. 45790.
Swanee satire. 17873.
Swank. 17874
Swanky Yankee boy. 33441.
Swans. 27897.
Swap eyes. 49877.
Swat those Japs & step on the skunk. 4019.
Swaying flowers in the moonlight. 37409.
Swaying palms. 27898.
Swaying pine trees. 47124 (479)
Swaying pines. 33442.
Sweat shop blues. 40807, 45791.
Sweater girl. 1601.
Swedes from Minhesota. 33443.
Swedish coronation march. 4020.
Sweep down the fileld. 4021.
33438.
_ nos. 1-12, 1942
Sweeper. 17875.
Sweeping the skies. 33444.
Sweet, 33445, 40808.
Sweet Afton. 34788 (693)
Sweet & low. 8520-8522, 29091 (615), 33446,
45792.
Sweet & sentimental. 40809.
Sweet Angeline. 40810, 45793.
Sweet April, 49811.
Sweet as arose. 14692 (695), 37410.
Sweet as music. 49878.
Sweet Aylene. 49879.
Sweet beautiful one. 22926.
Sweet Betty Lou. 45794.
Sweet Bluet. 52999.
Sweet by & by. 14692 (696)
Sweet captain. 37411.
Sweet caress. 4022.
Sweet Carolyn. 33447.
Sweet Carolyne. 45795.
Sweet Columbine. 14692 (697), 18845 (286)
Sweet coquette. 45796.
Sweet cynical kid. 27899.
Sweet darling blondie. 33448.
Sweet day, so cool. 33449.
Sweet desert rose. 4023.
Sweet doves of heavenly peace. 16103.
Sweet dream time. 33450.
Sweet dreams. 8523, 13475, 33451, 37412.
Sweet dreams of you. 27900.
Sweet Eileen of Killarney. 34788 (694)
Sweet Eloise. 17876, 27901, 27902.
Sweet Evelyn of my dreams. 27903.
Sweet-fascinating-you. 13476.
Sweet Floridian rose. 8524.
Sweet flower of Ahwanee. 45797.
Sweet freedom. 33452.
Sweet freedom of liberty. 33453.
Sweet Genevieve. 17877. =
Sweet Georgia Brown. 22927.
Sweet Geraldine. 37413.
Sweet goddess Liberty. 45798.
Sweet golden memories of you. 53000.
Sweet harps divine. 5201 (948)
Sweet Hawaiian magic. 37414.
Sweet hope. 24219 (1279)
Sweet hour of love. 37415, 45799.
Sweet hour of prayer. 29091 (616)
Sweet, how sweet the hawthorn blooming. 5201 (949)
_ Sweet illusions. 14692 (698)
Sweet illusions waltz. 5201 (950)
Sweet Irish colleen of mine. 37416.
Sweet Irish rose, from dear old Killarney.
38171 (383)
Sweet is my violin. 49880.
Sweet is the work. 13477.
Sweet isle of dreams. 33454.
Sweet Kentucky lady dry your eyes. 5201 (951)
Sweet Kitty Glover. 53001.
Sweet land of liberty. 13478-13480, 53473.
Sweet Laura Bell, my Texas gal. 53002.
Sweet Lei Lehua. 22928.
_ Sweet Lei Mamo. 8525.
Sweet liberty. 33455.
Sweet li’l angel. 13481.
Sweet lips. 53003.
Sweet little angel. 33456.
Sweet little devil with the angel eyes. 27904.
Sweet little Mary Pickford. 5201 (952)
Sweet little melody that’s you. 49881.
Sweet little red head. 40812.
Sweet little someone. 33457.
Sweet Lolita. 4024.
INDEX
2241
Sweet love. 22929.
Sweet lovin’ draftee. 4025.
Sweet Madeline. 8526.
Sweet Magdalene. 27905, 45800.
Sweet magnolia. 49882.
Sweet Marianne. 22930.
Sweet Mary Ann. 27906.
Sweet Mary Jane. 49883.
Sweet melody. 4026, 13482, 53004.
Sweet memories. 22931, 50835 (359), 53005.
Sweet memories of you. 33458.
Sweet memory. 49884.
Sweet memory of love that remained true. 8527.
Sweet Molly Malone, the pride of old Ire-land. 13483.
Sweet mother of mine. 33459.
Sweet music. 8528.
Sweet Nancy Jane. 45801.
Sweet night blooming cerus [?] 37417.
Sweet old lady. 53006.
Sweet old Oneida. 4027.
Sweet peace. 22932.
Sweet peas. 53007.
Sweet Peggy Donohoe. 27907.
Sweet pertater pie. 37418.
Sweet refrain by moonlight. 33460.
Sweet romance. 27908, 33461, 49885.
Sweet Rose of Romaine. 45802.
Sweet sacrament divine. 13484.
Sweet Sally dear, my heart beats just for you.
13485.
Sweet Saviour, bless us. 13486.
Sweet secrets. 34788 (695)
Sweet sefiorita. 13487, 17878.
Sweet seventeen. 18845 (287)
Sweet Shireen. 14692 (699)
Sweet someone with blue eyes. 37419.
Sweet songs we used to sing. 14692 (700)
Sweet spirit hear my prayer. 53636 (507)
Sweet stranger. 45803.
Sweet Sue of Mizzou. 33462.
Sweet sugar. 33463.
Sweet talk. 22933.
Sweet talkative baby. 40813.
Sweet the moments, rich in blessing. 33464.
Sweet thing. 27909, 27910.
Sweet tooth. 45804.
Sweet victory. 33465.
Sweet violets. 4028.
Sweet was the night. 40814.
Sweet Willie. 8529.
Sweet Wonderland. 22934.
Sweet you. 37420, 49886.
Sweeter than ever. 33466.
Sweeter than sweet Adeline, 40815.
Sweeter than sweet tome. 37421.
Sweeter they come the harder I fall. 4029.
Sweetest girl. 4030.
Sweetest girl Iever knew. 49887.
Sweetest girl in Monterey. 38171 (384)
Sweetest love of all. 53636 (508)
Sweetest memories of you. 40816.
Sweetest moments. 8530.
Sweetest of sweethearts, darling. 13488.
Sweetest one. 53008.
Sweetest one, of all. 27911.
Sweetest song. 53636 (509)
Sweetest story ever told. 29091 (617)
Sweetest sweetheart. 53009.
Sweetest thing that grows is mine. 27912.
Sweetest thing this side of heaven. 17879.
Sweetest time. 34788 (364)
Sweetheart. 4031, 13489, 14692 (701), 17880, 17881,
22935, 33467, 33468, 37422, 45805, 50835 (360)
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Sweetheart America, 53010. Sweetheart’s lullabye. 45818.
Sweetheart are you all alone tonight. 27913. Sweetheart’s manual ot arms. 40823.
Sweetheart Bay. 22936. Sweethearts of America. 22943, 40824, 49895.
Sweetneart be mine, 22937. Sweethearts of childhood. 47124 (480, 481)
Sweetheart be true. 17882. Sweethearts of C.I.0. 13494.
Sweetheart come back, 27914. Sweethearts of mercy. 13495.
Sweetheart don’t feelblue. 45806, Sweethearts of the air. 45819,
Sweetheart don’t youcry. 22938, 22939, Sweethearts of the U.S.A. 27923.
Sweetheart from heaven above. 45807. Sweethearts of victory. 33478, 37428,
Sweetheart goodbye. 8531. Sweethearts of yesteryear. 40825.
Sweetheart, goodnight. 17883. Sweethearts old & new. 40826.
Sweetheart, I am with you tonight. 45808, Sweetheart’s prayer. 8541, 27924.
Sweetheart, I’ll return soon. 22940, 33469, Sweetie ve kind to me, 47124 (482)
Sweetheart, I'll return to you. 37423. Sweetie dear. 5201 (953), 34788 (696)
Sweetheart, I’m lonely without you. 8532. Sweetly jesting. 13496.
Sweetheart I’m sorry. 33470, Sweetness & pride. 33479.
Sweetheart in blue. 8533, 40817. Sweets to the sweet. 4037.
Sweetheart in overalls. 33471. Swell hesitation. 34788 (697)
Sweetheart keep on smiling. 45809, Swell memory. 33480.
Sweetheart Lane. 45810. Swell music, right zirL 13497.
Sweetheart memories. 27915. Swept by a star. 37429.
Sweetheart moon. 4032. S’what’s s’nicer than a s’nice s’ice ice. 34788 (698)
Sweetheart Nellie. 27916. Swift wings for victory. 37430. \
Sweetheart never takes a mother’s place. Swimming in Miami. 8542.
- 50835 (361) Swing. 49896.
Sweetheart number one. 27917, Swing, Adolph, swing. 49897.
Sweetheart of a soldier. 45811, 45812. Swing along. 14692 (703)
Sweetheart of America. 8534. Swing along & sing Singhalese. 13498.
Sweetheart of ev'ry American. 40818. Swing along, marching men. 45820.
Hc eae e eee beh pag Swing along Uncle Sam. 22944.
weetheart of liberty's dreams.
Sweetheart of mine. 4034, 37424, 40819, ab cuee ot CREE parte > - 4038.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 8535, 27918, 33472. Swing bugler. 13499.
Sweetheart oi Pi alpha phi. 53011. ; ; i
Sweetheart of Private O'Reilly. 17885. Seeers Te ree ot geen :
Sweetheart of the A.E.F. 49888. Swing caliope [?] 8543. F
Sweetheart of the army. 33473. Swing, cradle, swing. 24219 (1281)
Sweetheart of the mountains. 49889. Swing dancin’. 49898,
Sweetheart of the navy. 37425, Swing drumming. 33481.
Sweetheart of the Rio Grande. 40820. Swing express to Harlem. 53015. |
Sweetheart of the saddle. 27919. Swing high for the navy. 45821. ;
Sweetheart of the U.S.O. 27920, 45813, 53012. Swing high, swing low. 9582 Gia)
Sweetheart of the U.S.A. 13490, 49890. Swing in the grove. 34788 (699)
Sweetheart of tomorrow. 49891. Swing it along America. 37431.
Sweetheart of Uncle Sam. 4035, 53013. Swing it, don’t just sing it, 22946.
Sweetheart, of you I’m growing fonder. 27921. Swing it Mother Goose. 8544.
Sweetheart oh sweetheart, S.O.S. 8536. Swing it soldier. 22947.
Sweetheart, please write. 40821. Swing it, Tommy, blow that horn. 22948
Sweetheart Rose. 33474. Swing it Yanks. 8545.
Sweetheart, say hello again. 37426. Swing, little blossoms. 38171 (385)
Sweetheart serenade. 8537, 17886, 45814. Swing low, sweet chariot. 40827, 45822.
Sweetheart, sigh no more. 24219 (1280) Swing mamma’s polka. 8546.
Sweetheart to me. 33475, Swing me, honey, swing me. 34788 (700)
Sweetheart waltz. 13491, 14692 (702), 33476. Swing me Mister Bobby Brown. 40828.
Sweetheart, why did you leave me. 27922. Swing melodies. 27925.
Sweetheart will you wait for me. 33477. Swing momma. 40829,
Sweetheart with you, 22941. Swing of Araby. 45823.
Sweetheart you can understand why. 45815, Swing on prosperity with mighty victory. 4039.
Sweetheart you know I love you so. 4036, Swing out America. 8547,
Sweetheart you know I’ll be true. 40822, Beiie out for liberty. 37432.
Sweetheart you'll be mine. 22942, Swing shift, 53016.
Sweethearts. 34583, 49892. Swing shift serenade. 40830, 53017.
Sweethearts always. 8538. Swing song. 27926, 53636 (510)
Sweetheart’s & a mother’s prayer. 49893, Swing spring carnivals. 8548,
Sweethearts evermore. 49894. Swing symphony. 35215, 49899.
Sweetheart’s farewell. 8539. Swing to FM. 4040.
Sweethearts for just an evening. 8540, Swing waltz. 13500.
Sweethearts torever. 13492, 45816. Swing with the air corps, 33482.
Sweethearts in love. 13493. Swing ee ee pee. SBug
Sweetheart's in love, so they say. 45817. phe
Sweethearts in the service. 17887. Sting s-bye my baby. 40 as
Sweetheart’s lament. 37427. Swing-a-roo. 13501.
Sweethearts left behind. 53014, Swingin’ along. 17890.
2242
Swingin’ at the U.S.O. 22949.
Swingin’ in a swivel chair. 40831.
Swingin’ on a rainbow. 33483.
Swingin’ on the garden gate. 27927.
Swingin’ on the swing shift. 22950.
Swingin’ on the yum-yum. 4042.
Swingin’ round. 4043.
Swingin’ strings. 49900.
Swingin’ with Anitra. 4044,
Swingin’ with the swing shift. 27928.
Swinging. 24219 (1282), 34788 (701)
Swinging a secret. 27929.
Swinging along with my baby. 8549, 27930.
Swinging along with Old Glory. 45825.
Swinging at Libb. 22951.
Swinging in the rain. 13502.
Swinging it with the robin. 33484.
Swinging on a blue gate. 33485.
Swinging out a Mother Goose rhyme, 17891.
Swinging Sam. 33486.
Swing’s the thing. 51214, 53019.
Swingstyle. 13503.
Swingtime in the Juggerville Hall. 4045.
Swingville U.S.A. 13504.
Swiss sort o’way. 17892.
Swonga. 27931.
Sword. 8550.
Sword, the banner. 22952.
Sybil. 50835 (362)
Sybil waltz. 53636 (511)
Sycamore square. 22953.
Sycamores. 13505.
Syd, my darling. 8551, 17893.
Sylphides. 9582 (511)
Sylvan dance. 34788 (702)
Sylvan revel. 33487.
Sylvan sketches. 34788 (703)
Sylvelin. 24219 (1283)
Sylvester returns. 45826. —
Sylvia. 29091 (686)
Sylvia ballet. 22954.
Sylvia dear, I love you. 22955.
Symbol. 49901.
Symbol of America. 17894.
Symbols of America. 27932.
Symbols of our victory, Winston Churchill &
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 8552.
Symphonetta. 45827.
Symphonette. 40832.
Symphonic color classics. 37433-37436.
Symphonic dances. 4046, 33488.
Symphonic episode. 4047.
Symphonic finale. 4048.
Symphonic sketches. 40833.
Symphonic variations. 49902.
Symphonie. 9582 (512), 27933.
Symphonie miniature. 22956.
Symphony for chamber orchestra. 40834.
Symphony in B flat maj. 4049.
Symphony in G min, 4050, 33489.
Symphony in starlight. 4051.
Symphony in swing. 40900, 41047.
Symphony no. 1 in C maj. 4052.
Symphony no. 2. 4053.
Symphony no. 3, 4054, 8553, 40835, 45828.
Symphony no. 4. 4055, 8554.
Symphony no. 4 in F min. 8555.
Symphony no. 5 in C min. 13506.
Symphony no. 6. 13507, 45829.
Symphony no. 6 in G maj. 13508.
Symphony of doom, 4056.
Symphony of spring. 45830.
Symphony under the stars. 27934, 33490.
2243
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Syncopana. 13509.
Syncopate your singing lesson. 53020.
Syncopated lady. 45831.
Syncopated love. 34788 (704)
Syncopated minuet. 41610 (191)
Syncopated waltz. 5201 (954)
Syncopation. 28301.
Syncoper. 14692 (704)
Systein’s song. 47124 (483)
Szabasowka. 4057.
Sztajerek oberek. 4058.
TBF avenger march, 8556.
T - bone for two. 8557.
T. C. goes along with a song. 53021.
Ta, da, da. 22957.
Ta sagutian. 40836.
Ta toa Jih-pen. 49903.
Taua. 17895.
Tabasco. 37437.
Tachanka. 40837.
Ta-da-dee-ta-da-dum. 29091 (618)
Taffy. 53022.
Tag - Quiz kids. 13510.
Tahiti calls me. 4059.
Tahiti rendezvous. 40838.
Tahitian dance. 4060.
Tahitian serenade. 33491.
T’ain’t a fit night out tonight for man or beast.
22958.
’Tain’t but the one. 49904,
’Tain’t funny, no, ’tain’t funny, 53023,
’Tain’t no cheaper. 53024.
T’ain’t no good. 22959.
’Tain’t what I ask for. 49905.
Taj Mahal. 13511.
Take a chance, 53025.
Take a hint from the moon if you want to know
who loves you. 45832.
Take a letter, Mr. Freud. 17896.
Take a letter to my soldier sweetheart. 8558,
8559.
Take a listen to me. 33492.
Take a little kiss, 50835 (363)
Take a look at my heart. 37438.
Take a look at O’Malley. 27935.
Take a look at the moon, baby. 33493, 40839.
Take a look at your nickel. 17897, 37439.
Take a message, Mister Moon. 40840.
Take a notion, make the motion, get the lotion.
4061.
Take a swig at Swag’s. 13512:
Take atip. 4062.
Take a tip from history. 33494.
Take a tip from Uncle Sam & buy a bond today.
49906.
Take a tip from your Uncle Sam. 22960.
Take all my loves. 33495.
Take away those blues around my heart. 4063.
Take back my heart Caroline. 53026.
Take back the heart that you gave me. 8560.
Take care of it for me. 33496.
Take care of my buddy. 49907, 53027.
Take care of my mother. 22961.
Take care of my old pal. 22962.
Take care of us & ours back here, we’ll take
care of you & yours out there. 53028.
Take care of you for me. 27936.
Take care of your chickens. 22963.
Take care of yourself. 45833.
Take care over there, we’re out to win this war.
45834.
Take courage from the stars. 37440, 53029.
Take down the blackout curtains. 8561.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Take ’em slow. 40841.
Take good care of it, this heart of mine. 45835.
Take her back if you love her. 14692 (705),
18845 (288)
Take it. 27937.
Take it & git. 17898, 45836.
Take it & trust Him still. 34788 (705)
Take it away U.S. A. 4064.
Take it easy. 22964, 27938, 33497, 40842, 45837.
Take it easy on my heart. 17899.
Take itfrom me. 13513, 14692 (706), 22965,
47124 (484)
Take it from my heart. 40843.
Take it from there. 49908.
Take it or leave it. 45838.
Take it slow. 37441.
Take it to Jesus. 53030.
Take joy home. 17900-17902.
Take me. 27939, 27940.
Take me a ride of joy little Spanish girl. 50835
(364)
Take me along. 33498.
Take me back again. 4065.
Take me back through childhood dreams. 22966.
Take me back to Denver. 45839.
Take me back to Indiana. 8562.
Take me back to Lonesome Valley. 13514.
Take me back to Melody Lane. 41610 (192)
Take me back to my cradle days. 53031.
Take me back to my home inthe mountains. 8563.
Take me back to my home, sweet home. 27941.
Take me back to my horse & buggy days. 49909.
Take me back to my Texas home. 13515.
Take me back to Oklahoma. 37442.
Take me back to paradise. 5201 (955)
Take me back to Silver Springs. 22967.
Take me back to Sleepy Hollow. 13516.
Take me back to South Carolina, 33499.
Take me back to Surprise Valley. 22968.
Take me back to that Ohio shore. 33500.
Take me back to the colorful sage, where the Red,
White & Blue’s all the rage. 17903.
Take me backto the Ireland I love. 38171 (386)
Take me back to the Rockies. 53032.
Take me back where you found me & oh please
leave me there. 33501.
Take me down to the sea. 53033.
Take me for a ride, Mr. Man. 33502.
Take me home with you. 24219 (1284), 47124
(485, 486)
Take me in your arms. 40844, 40845.
Take me in your heart. 4066.
aaa me to the midnight cake walk ball. 34788
706)
Take me up to town, girls. 5201 (956)
Take me with you. 33503.
Take me with you buddy, do. 27942.
Take my heart. 4067.
Take my heart to the battle-field. 49910.
Take my heart with you, where ever you go. 40846.
Take my song. 4068.
Take, O take those lips away. 27943.
Take off your coat! Roll up your sleeves. 4069.
Take off your hats as our boys march by. 33504.
Take off your hats to rhythm in her eyes. 13517.
Take, oh! take those lips away. 5201 (957)
Take the ax out of Axis & What a great world this
will be.. 4070.
Take the go out of Tojo. 33505, 45840.
Take the hit out of Hitler. 33506, 40847.
Take the war to ’em & stuff it down there [?]
throats. 33507.
Take this letter to Nellie. 4071.
Take this little gift & keep it. 49911.
Take this red rose mother dear. 4072.
Take to me. 45841.
Take up knittin’ Kitten ‘cause the boys need socks.
13518.
Take up your arms for victory. 13519.
Take us across the seas. 53034.
Take your love where you find it. 13520.
Take your loving eyes off me. 27944.
Take your shoes off, baby & start runnin’ through
my mind. 8564.
Take your time. 33508.
Take yourself around the corner & take yourself a
little walk. 45842.
Taken captive with a kiss. 37443.
Takes two me plus you. 4073, 4074.
Takes two to make a dream. 17904.
Takes you to make it be a reality. 13521.
Takin’ it slow. 8565.
Taking a bath. 33509.
Taking a trip up the Hudson, 17905.
Taking him for a ride. 37444,
Taking my mind off you. 49912.
Taking over. 27945, 40848.
Tale of Manhattan. 45843.
Tale of Peter & the wolf. 17906.
Tale of the sea. 34788 (707)
Tale the tear-drop told. 18845 (289)
Talent montage. 13522.
Talents & tunes. 22969.
Tales from the Vienna Woods. 33510, 45844.
Tales of Hoffman. 304, 9899, 14692 (57), 50835
(28)
Tales of Manhattan. 38972.
Talisel. 4075.
Talisman. 5201 (958), 14692 (707)
Talk around town. 8566.
Talk fast. 13523.
Talkin’ to a raindrop. 49913.
Talking blues. 40819.
Talking to a girl like you. 13524,
Talking to myself. 4076.
Talking to the evening star. 22970.
Talking to the Lord. 33511.
Tall firs. 37445.
Tall grows the timber. 33512.
Tall sails. 8567.
Tallis’ canon. 37446.
Tally ho. 22971, 29091 (619), 33513.
Tam o’ Shanter. 45845.
Tamakun. 22972.
Tamaulipas. 37447.
Tambo dance. 27946.
Tambourin. 14692 (708)
Tambourine. 13111.
Tamo daloko. 40850.
Tampa. 27947.
Tancoj ze Maniu, 8568.
Tandalejo poisons husband. 45846.
Tandalejo s death. 45847.
Tanets cherevichki. 4077.
Taneycoma moon. 45848.
Tan-ga-la-tin. 8569.
Tangerine. 22973.
Tango. 8570, 8571, 17907, 22974, 33514.
Tango americano. 45849,
Tango Argentine. 40851.
Tango argentino. 5201 (959)
Tango dancing girl. 34788 (708)
Tango de media noche, 22975.
Tango de romance. 49914.
Tango di Maruska. 33515.
2244
nos. 1-12, 1942
Tango dip. 24219 (1285)
Tango es el tango. 45850.
Tango galiziano. 9582 (513, 514)
Tango Habanera. 40852.
Tango, in D maj. 17908.
Tango inG min. 4078.
Tango in the sky. 24219 (1286)
Tango inamorato. 33516.
Tango indo. 22976.
Tango ingrato. 17909.
Tango latino. 8572.
Tango Lola. 27948.
Tango melancolico. 40853.
Tango por el otofio. 37448.
Tango queen. 53636 (512)
Tango rosa. 8573.
Tango serenade. 13525, 33517.
Tango serenata. 33518.
Tango triste. 22977.
Tank destroyer song. 33519.
Tank destroyers. 45851.
Tanker. 317449.
Tankmen of the U.S.A. 40854.
Tanks are coming. 40855.
Tanks are pounding down the road. 4079.
T’anks for de tanks, 49915.
Tannhauser, 5201 (81), 7936, 9582 (515),
14692 (644), 18845 (49)
Tannhauser-march. 9582 (516)
Tannhduser, u. der sangerkrieg auf Wartburg.
9582 (517)
Tant que mes yeux. 4080.
Tantalizing dreams. 8574.
Tantalizing, mesmerizing baby. 22978.
Tante Simona. 14692 (709)
Tantum ergo. 14706, 21923, 36796, 50998, 50999.
Tanz der porzellanfiguren u. Chinesischer
walzer. 29091 (620, 621)
Tap dance. 8575.
Tap, tap, tap, tipity tap. 17910.
Tap the barrel dry. 33520.
Tapestry in blue. 22979, 40856.
Tapestry of love. 17911.
Tapf’re landsturmmann. 14692 (710, 711)
Tapper liten krigare. 27949.
Tappin’ off. 27950.
Tapping the tampa. 33521.
Taps. 4081, 24219 (1287)
Taps at sea, 45852.
Taps for Japs. 33522.
Taps for the Japs. 8576-8581, 13526, 17912,
17913, 27951, 27952.
Taps for the Japs & Huns. 27953.
Taps for the saps, who picked on Uncle Sam.
13527.
Taps in the night. 53035.
Taps in the west. 53036.
Taps is tops with me. 37450.
Taps, my dear. 8582.
Taps taps taps for the Japs Japs Japs. 8583.
Taps to the Japs. 8584.
Tar paper stomp. 4082.
Tarantella. 4083, 14692 (712), 17914, 33523,
33524, 45853.
Tarantella napoletana. 33525.
Tarantella sincera. 29091 (622)
Tarantelle. 24219 (1288), 29091 (623), 40857,
40858.
Tardes de primavera. 45854.
Target. 49916.
Target for the U.S.A. 13528.
Target for tonight is your heart. 45855.
Tarzan against the world. 13529, 13530, 13533.
2245
INDEX
Tarzan montage. 13530.
Tarzanes. 22980.
Ta-tao. 29091 (624)
*Tater diggin’ time. 8585.
*Taters & corn. 33526.
Tattle tale. 8586, 49917.
Tattoo dreams. 40859.
Tau beta chi. 8587.
Tavern serenade. 37451.
Tavern special. 17915.
Tawai. 45856.
Tax collector’s song. 13531.
Tax song. 13532.
Taxi conga. 13533.
Te aborresco. 33527.
Te busco y no te encuentro. °27954.
Te Deum. 45857.
Te Deum in B flat.
Te Deum in B min.
Te Deum inE flat. 14692 (714)
Te Deum in F min. 5201 (961)
Te Deum laudamus. 4084-4086.
Te esperaré. 27955, 45858.
Te espero. 17916.
Te he de sonar. 13534.
Te la contaste Juana. 8588.
Te lo dire cantando. 27956.
Te perdono. 40860.
Te pido perdon. 22981.
Te quiero mas y mas. 13535.
Te quiero tanto. 27957.
Te vas porque quieres. 22982.
Tea time. 4087, 53037.
Tea-time music. 33528.
Teach democracy. 13536.
Teach ’em the Irish jig. 33529.
Teach em to respect our Uncle Sammy. 40861.
Teach me. 33530.
Teach me, Lord, to pray. 33531.
Teach me love with your ev ry mood. 22983.
Teach me, O Lord. 27958.
Teach me to float on the rolling sea.
(1289)
Teach me to forget. 45859.
Teach me to live. 8589.
Teach me to love. 8590.
Teach me to love again. 13537.
Teach me to pray. 13538.
Teach me to pray, Lord. 17917.
Teach me to smile. 38171 (387)
Teach them the Star Spangled Banner. 27959.
Teach us the way, oh Savior. 4088.
Teach us to pray. 37452.
Teacher. 22984.
Teacher & the pupil. 33532.
Teaching Spanish guitar in advanced modern style
by single string. 37453.
Team of the U.S.A. 40862.
Tear from my heart. 49918.
Tear Hitler down. 33535.
Tear just fell. 49919.
Tear onthe tomb of the unknown soldier. 33536.
Tear or two. 45860.
Tear-stained letter. 40863.
Tear steals into my heart. 13539.
Teardrops. 4089, 4090, 33533, 33534.
Teardrops in paradise. 22985.
Teardrops on the roses. 13540.
Tears. 8591, 13541, 17918, 17919, 33537, 40864,
50835 (365), 53038.
Tears after taps. 13542.
Tears & rain. 17920.
Tears & smiles. 34788 (709)
14692 (713)
5201 (960)
24219
INDEX
Tears by the weeping willow. 13543.
Tears falling on my shoulder. 33538.
Tears fell from the sky. 4091.
Tears from my heart. 22986.
Tears in champagne. 45861.
Tears in every mother’s eyes. 45862.
Tears in my eyes. 13544, 37454.
Tears in my heart. 4092.
Tears of love. 37455.
Tears of the oppressed, 22987.
Tears on my pillow. 33539.
Tears trembled thru your smile. 49920.
Tears won't bring you back. 17921.
Tears won’t win. 40865.
Tease. 4093.
Tease me, 4094, 53039.
Teasin’ Mr. Moon. 4095.
Teasing. 33540, 45863.
Teasing my heart. 8592,
Teasing song. 8593, 27960.
Tech song. 53040.
Technik des klavierspiels. 14692 (715-717)
Technique. 8594, 17922.
Tecolote. 33541.
Teddy bears’ picnic. 22988, 22989,
Teen-age songs. 45864.
Teenie-eenie-weenie. 29091 (625)
Tego nie zabiezesz mi. 22990.
Telegram. 33542.
Telegrams, 22991.
Telephone. 29091 (626)
Telephone daddy in heaven, 53041.
Telephone téte-a-téte. 22992.
Telephone to heaven. 8595.
Telescope. 8596.
Television moonlight. 17923.
Tell each little robin. 53042.
Tell ’em, shell ’em. 8597.
Tell everything to Jesus. 5201 (962)
Tell him aloha for me. 13545, 17924.
Tell Hitler to stay in his own back yard. 45865.
Tell it toa star. 4096.
Tell it to my heart. 53043.
Tell it to the marines. 45866.
Tell Jesus. 29091 (627)
Tell me. 13546, 17925, 17926, 24219 (1290), 37456,
53044, 53636 (513)
Tell me a story, mother. 45867.
Tell me again. 13547, 33543, 45868.
Tell me again that you love me. 22993.
Tell me, darling. 4097, 33544.
Tell me, darling, that you care. 49921.
Tell me, dear, do dreams come true. 45869.
Tell me, do you believe in signs. 13548.
Tell me, Flora. 29091 (628)
Tell me how much you love me. 17927.
Tell me how to get you off my mind, baby.
49922,
Tell me how you feel. 8598.
Tell me in your funny little way. 37457.
Tell me little maiden. 34788 (710)
Tell me, my heart, if this be love. 13549.
Tell me, O, my heart. 13550,
Tell me please. 49923.
Tell me some more. 34788 (711)
Tell me that you love me. 5201 (963), 13551,
37458, 37459, 45870.
Tell me tonight that you love me, 33545,
Tell me truly. 33546.
Tell me was ita dream, 40866.
Tell me what amI todo. 33547.
Tell me what have you added. 45871.
Tell me what those eyes are saying. 17928, 40867.
Tell me what to do for that. 37460.
Tell me, what’s the matter with you, dear.
45872.
Tell me when & where. 45873.
Tell me, where is fancy bred. 49924.
Tell me why. 4098, 8599, 13552.
Tell me why my daddy don’t come home.
4099, 8600.
Tell me why nights are lonely. 33548.
Tell me will the sun shine tomorrow. 49925.
Tell me, yellow moon. 33549.
Tell me you care. 27961, 37461.
Tell me your blues, an’ I will tell you mine.
17929, |
Tell me your story. 17930.
Tell me your troubles, & I’ll tell you mine,
27962.
Tell me you’re mine. 37462.
Tell mother I’ll be waiting. 22994.
Tell, O tell me. 53636 (514)
Tell on, O liberty bell. 33550.
Tell others. 13553.
Tell our world we’ll keep smiling. 8601.
Tell Paree not to cry, cherie. 4100, 22995.
Tell somebody. 53636 (515)
Tell that to the marines. 13554,
Tell the spring to bring you home. 13555.
Tell the town, hello, to-night. 38171 (388,
389)
Tell the world. 13556, 49926.
Tell the world that Jesus saves, 49927.
Tell the worldthe Yanks are come-in[?] 37463.
Tell the world, the Yanks are comin. 45874.
Tell the world, the Yanks will win. 49928.
Tell them all in Tokio we’re coming. 33551.
Tell Uncle I will be there. 33552.
Tell your bugger papa, am I on your mind.
8602.
Telling it tothe marines. 13557.
Tem galinha no bonde. 22996.
Tema con variazioni. 5201 (964)
Temperamental baby. 49929.
Temperamental blues. 13558.
Temperance service. 4101.
Tempermental My, daddy. 17931.
Tempest. 41610 (193)
Tempest in ateapot. 53045.
Templar triumphal march, 47124 (487)
Temple bells of Mandalay. 8603.
Temple dance. 22997.
Temple Hill march. 47124 (488)
Temple of God. 13559.
Tempo di Joe. 17932.
Tempo di minuetto. 14692 (718)
Tempo di valse. 45875.
Tempo for two. 13560.
Tempo of my heart. 13561, 37464.
Temps des lilas. 22998.
Temptation. 17933, 34788 (712)
Ten baby fingers. 4102.
Ten Bach chorales. 37465.
Ten brilliant octave studies. 14692 (719)
10 celebrated polkas. 4103.
Ten choice Hebrew song classics. 47124 (489)
Ten commandments to victory. 40868.
10 day furlough. 33553, 45876.
Ten days of happiness. 22999.
Ten examination papers on the rudiments of music
& harmony. 9582 (518)
Ten five note recreations for the piano. 24219
(1291)
Ten little bridesmaids. 24219 (1292)
_ Ten little Dutchmen. 40869.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Ten little Indians. 4104. Texas shuffle. 27972.
10 melodious, brilliant & instructive compositions Texas song birds. 17935.
in octaves for pianoforte. 9582 (519) Texas special. 8606.
Ten mile hop. 4105. Texas stampede song. 17936.
Ten million men & a girl. 37466. Texas star. 37472.
Ten million mothers’ sons. 13562. Texas twister. 23005.
Ten million strong. 33554, 40870. Thames. 37473.
Ten million Yanks are on the way. 27963. Thanatopsis. 17937.
Ten minute break for love. 49930. Thank God for a garden. 34788 (713)
10 minute course in harmonica playing. 33555. Thank God for America, 4111, 17938, 27973, 27974,
Ten o’clock business. 40871. 37474, 45885, 49936-49940, 53047. ?
Ten papers of tests at the organ for F. R. C. O. Thank God for night & day. 17939.
candidates. 50835 (366) Thank God for the good old U.S. A. 13567.
Ten papers on harmony, counterpoint, fugue & Thank God for the U.S. A. 4112.
general knowledge for A.R.C.O. candidates. 50835 Thank God I’m an American. 17940, 33559.
(367) Thank our God for a man like MacArthur. 13568.
Ten pedal studies for organ. 37467. Thank Thee, Lord. 49941.
Ten per cent. 49931. Thank you, America. 33560, 40877.
Ten per cent ain’t enough. 49932. Thank you, Columbus. 4113.
Ten per cent ev’ry pay day. 49933. Thank you dream man. 45886.
10 o/o song. 49934. Thank you for a lovely evening. 45887.
Ten thousand & one nights without you. 4106. Thank you for breaking my heart. 33561.
Ten thousand pilots, ten thousand planes. 45877. Thank you, Mister President. 8607, 8608.
Ten tiny toes. 27964. Thank you, mother mine. 8609, 40878.
Tend to your knitting. 8604. Thank you, my darling. 33562.
Tender appeal. 50835 (368) Thank you, my soldier son. 23006.
Tender caresses. 53046. Thank you soldier boy. 45888.
Tender hours of love. 27965. Thank you Uncle Sam. 45889, 49942,
Tender things you said. 23000. Thank your lucky Stars & Stripes. 4114.
Tender thoughts. 24219 (1293) ; Thank your lucky Stars & Stripes you’re American.
Tender thoughts of yesteryear. 45878. 8610.
Tender thoughts serenade. 47124 (490) Thank your stars. 40879.
Tenderness for two. 4107. Thankful, day by day. 27975.
Tendre Fanchon. 41610 (194) Thankful for the United States. 23007.
Tenebrae factae sunt. 4108, 23001. Thankful that it’s me. 49943.
Tengo fe enti. 42154, Thanking God for America. 45890.
Tengo miedo. 40872. Thanks again. 37475.
Tennessee blue waltz. 27966. Thanks America. 13569.
Tennessee forever. 8605. Thanks be toGod. 38171 (391)
Tennessee, I hear you calling me. 5201 (965), Thanks be to God we’re U.S.A. 8611.
18845 (290) Thanks be to Thee. 23008, 33563, 49944.
10th anniversary march. 40873. Thanks, boys. 33564.
10th st. rag. 9582. (520) Thanks for America. 4115.
Tenting on the old camp ground. 33556. Thanks for coming my way. 33565.
Tequilla rag. 33557. Thanks for heaven. 33566.
Teralena & her concertina. 23002. Thanks for sending me such love. 27976.
Teresa. 13563. Thanks for the boogie ride. 4116.
Termino. 45879. Thanks for the buggy ride. 27977.
Terra nova. 23003. Thanks for the lesson of love. 27978.
Terra tremuit. 3033, 5201 (966), 23004. Thanks for the U.S. A. 27979.
Terre les eaux va beuvant. 17934. Thanks for the use of your heart. 23009.
Terza Piedigrotta Azzurra 1942 - 1943. 40874. Thanks for the Yanks. 37476.
Test. 27967, 45880. Thanks for trying. 33567.
Tested song patterns. 27968. Thanks for you. 8612.
Téte-a-téte. 13564. Thanks, for your letter,my darling. 27980.
Teufelstriller. 9582 (521) _Thanks Mr. Moon. 8613.
Texan fight. 37468. | Thanks to our boys. 4117.
Texanna Lou. 27969. Thanks to the Yanks. 23010, 27981.
Texans are coming. 40875. Thanks to you. 4118, 4119.
Texans united on the front. 37469. Thanks to you, sweetheart, Iam in love. 8614.
Texas ain’t old Texas anymore. 27970. Thanksgiving. 33568, 45891.
Texas & you. 45881. Thanksgiving day. 29091 (629)
Texas belle. 45882. Thanksgiving dream. 4120.
Texas blue bonnet blues. 37470. Thanksgiving fable. 24219 (1294)
Texas blue bonnets & you. 45883. Thanksgiving hymn of freedom. 23011.
Texas blues. 410%. Thanksgiving service. 4121.
Texas bound. 45884. Thanksgiving toGod. 8615.
Texas defense guard song. 33558. That ain’t the way I dreamed it. 4122.
Texas fox trot. 38171 (390) That ain’t what we call him in the army.
Texas hymn of praise. 49935. 17941.
Texas moon. 4110, 13565, 27971, 40876. That Alabama jamboree. 34788 (714)
Texas, my Texas. 13566. That ancient Crescent City. 27982.
Texas on parade. 37471. That autumn in old London town. 53048.
2247
INDEX
That beautiful home. 37477.
That beautiful land over there. 8616.
Tnat blessed nome. 17942.
That blue ribbon feeling. 33569.
That bluejacket son of mine, 40880.
Tnat bomber came tumbling down. 27983,
That boogie beat. 49945.
Tnat boy is mine. 53049,
Tnat bucking bronco bay. 49946.
Tnat bugle serenade, 13570.
Tnat cabin in sunny Tennessee. 33570,
Tnat certain one. 45892.
That certain shade of blue. 33571.
That certain song. 40881.
Tnat changeable beat. 27984.
Tnat Charlie Chaplin walk. 47124 (491), 53636 (516)
Tnat cneerful little gal of mine. 23012.
That cnuggin’ tug, the Tessie T. 13571.
That city of gold. 45893.
That classy lassie from Tallanassee. 23013.
That clock in the hall, 40882.
Tnat clock must be wrong. 27985.
That clutcning hand, 24219 (1295)
That combination hug & kiss. 27986.
That cute little clipped off mustache. 45894.
That day. 23014, 49947,
That day it rained, 4123.
That day we said goodbye. 49948.
That dear loving mother of mine.
45895.
That dear old Flag of mine. 40884.
Tnat devilish little you. 4124.
That did it, Marie. 4125.
That door will be locked no more. 49949,
Tnat dream passed by. 23015.
That dreamy melody. 13572, 40885.
That du-dah-dey. 5201 (967), 38171 (392)
That dusty road. 49950,
That Eagle of the tree, 33572.
Tnat empty corner in my heart. 33573.
That expresses my love. 45896,
That fair city, Juneau. 33574.
That fignting Yankee spirit. 13573.
That final masquerade. 45897.
Tuat first, best Christmas nignt. 37478,
That first kiss. 45898.
That first little kiss. 53050.
That first love of mine. 45899.
That Flag shall never die. 45900,
That flyin’ fool. 53051.
That free men may rule. 49951,
That gal of mine nas got to change her ways.
13574.
That gallant fighting man. 45901.
Tuat gang-o-mine are all buddies now. 17943.
That girl of mine by the Canadian line. 4126,
That golden-haired mother of mine. 49952.
That good-for-nothin’ man of mine. 27987.
Tnat good old American smile. 23016,
That grand old man. 37479,
That great highway to Tokyo. 49953.
That haunting melody of love. 4127.
That heavenly night. 53052.
That heavenly something. 4128.
That high old garden walL 37480.
That hour before we part. 4129.
ThatI do. 17944.
Tnat I loved you. 8617.
That I may know Him. 53053,
Tnat Irish American motner of mine.
That is far enough for me. 38171 (393)
That is why I’m always dreaming. 53054,
That is why my soul is iree. 40886.
40883,
33575.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
That jitterbugger. 37481.
That jumpin’ jumpin’ jelly bean, 23017.
That lazy man o’ mine. 40887.
That letter from over the sea. 13575.
That letter V. 40888,
That little birdie told me so. 23018,
That little flower of mine. 8618.
That little girl. 40889.
Tnat little girl of mine. 40890,
That little Hoosier town. 37482.
That little lamb was me. 5201 (968)
That little man in my heart. 23019,
That little mound of clay. 37483.
That little old gang. 33576.
That little old shack. 8619.
That little old worn Bible. 45902.
That little picture of you. 45903.
_ That little tootsie wootsie of mine. 27988.
That lone coyote & me. 13576.
That long year ago. 27989.
That Louisiana girl’s in town, 33577.
That lovable grandma of mine. 27990,
That lovable mother of mine. 45904,
That lovely week-end, 13577.
That lowly old cabin far off in Old Ireland.
47124 (492)
That magic night. 27991,
That man from Bataan. 23020, 27992.
That man of mine. 23021.
a of mine, he ain’t my man anymore.
That means you, 24219 (1296)
Tnat meeting in the air. 45905,
Tnat melodious melody. 47124 (493, 494)
That moonlight serenade. 5201 (969)
That mother of mine. 13578,
That mysterious lady called Love. 23022.
That night. 4130, 27993, 27994, 40891,
40892,
That night Icried. 45906.
That night Idreamed. 40893.
That night we parted. 13579.
That night you kissed me goodbye. 37484.
That nite in London. 13580,
That noble Flag. 17945, 27995,
That old army shirt they gave tome. 17946.
That old bugle call. 37485.
That old car of mine. 33578,
That old cow path. 37486.
That old river. 8621.
That old sweetheart of mine. 40894, 40895.
That old water wheel at Dunkard Mill. 45907.
That old wooden rocker. 45908,
That one big he. 53055.
That Pacitic threat. 17947,
That pain in my heart, 23023.
That pair of eyes you wear. 53056.
That Parisian rag. 24219 (1297)
That parting night with you. 45909.
That picture in my heart. 53057.
That pretty melody. 17948.
That quartet in our old barn, 33579.
That raggedy taggety ragged old man, 8622.
That ragtime symphony. 18845 (291)
That raven black hair. 8623.
That real romance. 23024.
That Rising Sun must rise no more. 33580.
That runs into love. 33581.
_ That rushin’ rag, 38171 (394, 395)
That sacred old oak. 49954,
That saucy little tellow, that they all call Love.
27996,
That slow rhythm, 37487.
2248
ied
a
nos. 1-12, 1942
That smiling young man in the Civilian C.C.’s.
17949.
That soldier boy of ours. 40896.
That soldier of mine. 4131, 45910.
That someone I know now is you. 17950.
That someone is you. 40897.
That song’s here again. 4132.
That southern hospitality. 14692 (720)
That stolen melody. 17951. -
That strictly neutral jag. 47124 (495, 496)
That summer night’s ecstasy. 45911.
That super-duper gal of mine. 8624.
That sweet little boy o’ mine. 27997.
That sweet story of old. 29091 (630)
That sweetest little thing. 37488.
That tempting tango. 5201 (970), 14692 (721)
That the world may be free. 49955.
That they may wander no more. 45912.
That tiny Bubby o’ mine. 45913.
That tri-colored Flag. 27998.
That trombone man. 13581.
That tropical island of dreams. 23025.
That U.S. sailor lad. 33582.
That victorious new day. 49956.
That wandering dream lover o' mine. 8625.
That was His message to me. 29091 (631)
That was how it started. 40898.
That was my big mistake. 23026.
That was only yesterday. 8626.
That was the last act of all. 34788 (715)
That wicked one toucheth me not. 40899.
That wonderful night. 8627.
That wonderful story. 33583.
That wonderful thing called love. 9582 (522),
34788 (716)
That word means liberty. 13582.
That would be paradise tome. 49957.
That wrangle horse of mine. 13583.
That Yank. 45914. =
That Yankee smile. 4133.
That yellow trap. 23027.
That yyou’ re worthy to be free. 27999.
That'll be the day. 33584.
That’ s a brand new style. 8628.
That’s a lovely evening. 5201 (971)
That’s a promise to you. 17952.
That’s a soldier's dream of a wonderful day.
33585.
That’s all Iask. 8629.
That’s all I want. 28000.
That’s all I’ll have left of tonight. 13584.
That’s all that matters to me. 4134.
That’s America in your heart. 28001.
That’s England. 23028.
That’s exactly how it happened. 23029.
That’s fate I guess. 23030.
That’s heaven for me. 8630.
That’s how bad we're needing you. 45915.
That’s how I am without you, baby. 28002.
That’s how I feel. 17953.
That’s how I feel about you. 13585.
That’s how I go for you. 33586.
That’s how I know I love you. 13586, 33587.
That’s how I love the blues. 4135.
That’s how I spell love since I lost you.
37489.
That’s how love’s affecting me. 23031.
That’s how our Uncle Sammy got his name. 8631.
That’s how the Shannon flows. 14692 (1722,
723)
That’s how they play the waltz in Venezuela. 23032.
That’s how we'll march to victory. 17954,
37490.
521888 0 - 43 - 19
INDEX
That’s how we're gonna win this war. 49958.
That’s how you know you're in love. 17955.
That’s journey’s end. 8632.
That’s just the breaks you get. 37491.
That’s just what I’ve been waiting for. 23033.
That’s keep them fighting. 17956.
That’s love. 37492.
That’s married life. 17957.
That’s me. 53058.
That’s me without you. 33588.
That’s Mississippi home sweet home. 45916.
That’s mom, the queen of them all. 28003.
That’s music to my ears. 40900.
That’s my affair. 49959.
That’s my blond Venus. 33589.
That’s my boy. 40901.
That’s my dream. 33590.
That’s my dream come true. 4136.
That’s my dream dearest girl of you. 8633.
That’s my gal. 4137.
That’s my Hawaii. 40902.
That’s my heart you're steppin’ on. 13587.
That’s my idea of love. 40903.
That’s my idea of paradise. 5201 (972)
That’s my Loreta. 45917.
That’s my prayer for my daddy- somewhere.
37493.
That’s oakie doakie with me. 28004.
That’s our America. 17958.
That’s our American family tree. 28005.
That’s our destiny. 8634.
That’s our song they’re playing. 49960.
That’s our Uncle Sam’s way. 13588.
That’s right dear. 9582 (523)
That's right, I’m wrong again. 117959.
That’s sabotage. 28006.
That’s the American way. 13589, 40904.
That’s the arsenal. 53059.
That’s the cavalry. 53060.
That’s the cracker for me. 33591.
That’s the Gypsy in me. 28007.
That’s the kind of Savior. 24219 (1298)
That’s the moon, my son. 17960, 33592.
That’s the news from the U.S.A. 13590.
That’s the question. 13591.
That’s the reason why I’m loving someone else
today. 14692 (724)
That’s the spirit of the WAVES. 53061.
That’s the time to fall in love. 33593.
That’s the U.S. coast guard. 45918.
That’s the way. 40905.
That’s the way I feel about you. 40906.
That’s the way I want to remember you. 23034.
That’s the way it goes. 40907.
That’s the waythe cowboys go to town. 33594.
That’s the way the story goes. 49961.
That’s the way they swing it down in Georgia.
33595.
That’s the way we ll say goodbye. 9582 (524)
That’s the way we'll win this war. 8635.
That’s the wish I made last night. 37494.
That’s what brings me thrills galore. 45919.
That's what happened to me. 49962.
That’s what He did for me. 50835 (369)
That’s what he’s fighting for. 53062.
That’s what I call a boy. 14692 (725)
That’s what I get for dreaming. 33596.
That’s what I like about you. 13592.
That’s what I mean when I call you machree.
41610 (195)
That’s what Iremember. 49963.
That’s what I think about you. 28008.
That’s what I want todo. 13593.
INDEX
That’s what i d like to know. 37495.
That’s what I’m waiting for. 17961, 17962.
That’s what it means to live without you. 8636.
That’s what it’s all-about. 23035.
That’ S what my life would be without you. 49964.
That’s what she says to me. 13594.
That’s what the well-dressed man in Harlem will
wear. 28009.
That’s what you mean to me. 23036, 37496.
That’s what you think. 23037.
That’s what’s meant by rationing. 28010.
That’s what’s the matter with love. 49965.
That’s when. 33597.
That’s when I ache for you. 53063.
That’s when I learned about love. 45920.
That’s when I’ll be in Texas. 17963.
That’s when I’ll marry you, 29091 (632)
That’s when I’ll stop loving you. 23038.
That’s when the panic is on. 18845 (292)
That’ s when you threw me down. 23039.
That’s where heaven begins. 40908.
That’s where you belong tonight. 4138.
That’s why. 17964.
That’s why I buy bonds. 45921.
That’s why I cried for you. 23040.
That’s why I live all alone. 23041.
That’s why I love Him. 38171 (396)
That’s why I love my music so, 14692 (726)
That’s why I love my Sugar Pete. 4139,
That’s why I love you. 23042, 33598.
That’s why I waited so long. 17965.
That’s why I’m alone today. 13595.
That’s why I’m alone tonight. 33599.
That’s why I’m blue. 13596, 17966.
That’s why I’m crying tonight. 13597.
That’s why I’m in love with you. 37497.
That’s why I’m waiting for you. 33600.
That’s why I’ve got the navy blues. 23043.
That’s why you can’t come back to me. 33601.
Thé. 17967.
Thé dansant for little folks. 34788 (717) .
Thee, Lord most holy. 45922.
Thee, only Thee. 29091 (633)
Their love for the U.S.A. 8637.
Their sun went down. 28011.
Thelma from Selma. 17968.
Them streamline blues, 4140.
Thema mit variationen. 9582 (525)
Theme. 8638, 17969, 45923.
Theme & variations. 23044, 28012.
Théme et variations de la sonate VI. 9582 (526)
Theme for radio. 4141.
Theme from Concerto in G sharp min. 23045.
Theme from Concerto no. 1 - B flat min. 8639.
Theme from Concerto no. 1 in B flat min. 4142.
Theme from Fifth symphony. 17970, 23046.
Theme from Finlandia. 13598, 28013.
Theme from First piano concerto. 45924,
Theme from Piano concerto. 8640, 45925.
Theme from Piano concerto no, 1. 4143, 4144, 8641.
Theme from the Andante cantabile. 4145,
Theme from the Clock symphony. 37638.
Theme from the Piano concerto in A min. 28014,
49966.
Theme from the Piano concerto in B-flat min.
4146-4148, 8642.
Theme from the Warsaw concerto. 13599.
Theme I love. 8643.
Theme in F. 4149.
Theme of my dreams. 13600.
Theme romantique. 49967.
Theme song. 23047,
Theme song, for the Coca-cola company. 53064.
2250
—— pt. 3, n. S., Vv. 37
Theme song of the Walla Walla air base. 33602.
Themes. 4150.
Themes from the great piano concertos. 23048.
Then came the dawn. 4151. I:
Then comes the dawn. 49968.
Then do. 8644.
Then here’s your answer. 8645,
Then I fell in love with you. 45926.
Then I miss you. 33603.
Then I saw you. 17971.
Then I shall never fall. 33604.
Then I think of you. 23049.
Then I would not be blue. 23050.
Then I’ll be with you. 8646, 37498.
Then I’ll be with you, sweetheart. 4152.
Then I’ll forget I love you. 37499,
Then let us dance. 4153.
Then, now & forever. 28015.
Then take it. 49969.
Then the bombs began to fall on Tokyo. 28016.
Then the Yanks will come home again. 13601.
Then up & at ’em Yankees, 45927.
Then we’ll be satisfied. 8647.
Then we’ll come back, to the U.S.A. 8648.
Then you can say you re mine, 28017.
Then you will come back to me. 33605.
Then you'd be mine for always. 23051.
Then you'll be mine. 49970.
Then you’ll come marching home. 4154.
Then you'll remember me. 17972.
Then you’ll think of the loved ones back home.
4155.
Theoretische, technische u. rhythmische studien,
fur die ersten jahr des klavierspiels. 9582 (527)
There ain’t gonna be no more war. 49971.
There ain’t no cookies in my cookie jar, 37500.
There ain’t no curb on Cupid. 45928.
There ain’t no other place I’d rather be. 23052.
There ain’t no priority on me. 49972.
There ain’t no ration on love. 53065.
There ain’t no tax on love. 13602.
There always will be an America. 4156.
There always will be England. 45929.
There are a million like me, but only one like
you. 45930.
There are always three. 33606.
‘There are angels outside heaven. 53066.
There are flowers in the garden. 53067.
There are new faces in the old places. 4157.
There are no priorities on love. 23053.
There are other roses, 23054.
There are rivers tocross. 17973.
There are rivers to cross, before we meet again.8649
There are some Eagles coming over. 33607.
There are such things. 37501, 45931.
There are too many people. 8650.
There be none of Beauty’s daughters. 9582 (528),
45932.
There can never be another you. 4158.
There go the boys in the army. 40909.
There goes America. 45933.
There goes everybody’s gal. 4159.
There goes Joe. 49973.
There goes my dream. 33608.
There goes my heart. 37502.
There goes my sailor boy. 45934.
There goes our Bill. 45935.
There goes Swifty. 28018.
There goes the mother of a soldier, 28019.
There I go braggin’ again - again. 23055, 37503.
There in the milky way. 13603.
There in the moonlight. 45936.
There is a blessed home. 29091 (634)
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nos. 1-12, 1942
There is a garden in her face. 4160, 33609.
There is a land. 29091 (635), 49974.
There is a love. 40910.
There is a man. 33610.
There is a Santa. 4161.
There is a tavern in the town. 8651.
There is a waltz in my heart. . 45937.
There is evil in ye children. 4162.
There is magic between us. 45938.
There is music in my heart. 4163.
There is no black-out on the moon.
' There is no end of love. 4164.
There is no forgetting. 33611.
There is no joy beneath the sun. 53068.
There is no love like Thine. 24219 (1299), 29091
(636)
There is no one like mother. 49975.
There is no one to compare with you. 49976.
There is no other friend like Jesus. 23056.
There is no peace except with Thee. 49977.
There is no place like the U.S. A. 33612.
There is no spring. 17974.
There is no streak of yellow in the Red, White
& Blue. 23057. :
There is nothing left to do but say goodbye.
49978.
There is nothing new to tell you. 45939.
There is one boy less at the front tonight. 49979.
There is one heart in Loveland for me.
34788 (718)
.There is rest for you. 37504.
There is rhythm in my pencil 4165.
There is someone you can go to. 9582 (529)
There! I’ve said it again. 8652.
There lived a sweet lassie. 40911.
There must be a strike in heaven. 23058.
There once was a boy. 33613.
There ought to be a tax on you. 53069.
There shall be love again. 40912.
There shall be no tears. 23059.
There shall be showers of blessing [?] 18845
(293)
There shall be victory. 33614.
There should be you. 8653.
’ There stood MacArthur & his men. 13604,
- There [?] sweetheart Miss Liberty. 8654.
There they crucified Him. 24219 (1300)
There they go. 13605, 45940, 53070.
There uprose a great strife. 33615.
There used to be a threesome on the hill. 45941.
There was a blackout last night. 17975.
There was a rainbow ’cross the trail, Mary
darling. 37505, 45942.
_ There was a time. 5201 (973), 24219 (1301),
28021, 33616.
There wasI. 45943.
There was moonlight on a white picket fence.
33617.
There was nothing to music but rhythm. 13606.
There was something about her. e14692 (727)
28020.
There was sweet rhythm in moonlight chimes. 45944.
There wasn’t a Paul Revere. 8655.
There wasn’t any tango when your grandma was
agirl. 38171 (397)
There were ninety & nine. 53071.
There were shepherds. 29091 (637, 638)
There were two flies. 13607.
There will always be a spring. 40913.
There will always be a U.S.A. 13608.
There will always be an America. 45945.
There will always be Hawaii. 13609.
There will always be love for you & me. 4166.
There will always be roses. 45946.
/
There will always be the Red, White, & Blue.
13610, 13611.
There will be a bright tomorrow. 49980.
There will be a new tomorrow. 17976.
There will be a rainbow in heaven. 13612.
There will be memories. 40914.
There will be miles of smiles. 49981.
There will be no more Germany, when the Yanks
take over over there. 40915.
There will be no parting there. 28022.
There will be no Rising Sun. 33618.
There will come a day. 33619, 37506.
There will I follow Thee. 24219 (1302)
There will never be a blackout of love. 23060.
_There will never be another you. 33620.
There won’t be a shortage of love. 45947.
There won’t be any ration on love. 17977.
There wouldn’t be a tomorrow. 23061.
There you are. 23062, 45948.
There you are in someone else’s arms. 17978.
There’ll always be. 28023.
There’ll always be a beach at Waikiki. 33621,
33622.
There'll always be a bit of Britain in the Valley
of the Sun. 8656.
There’ll always be a land of liberty. 13613.
There’ll always be a lifetime of love & happiness
45949.
There’ll always be a U.S.A. 8657, 8658, 13614,
13615, 17979, 23063-23065, 45950, 53072.
There’ll always be America. 45951.
There’ll always be an America. 8659, 13616.
There’ll always be an angel. 13617.
There’ll always be an Emerald Isle. 28024.
There’ll always be an England. 23066.
There’ll always be an Uncle Sam. 33623.
There’ll always be another spring. 40916.
There’ll always be love. 33624.
There'll always be pain in my heart. 8660.
There’ll always be roses. 40917.
There'll always be someone waiting. 28025.
There’ll always be time for love. 33625.
There’ll always be tomorrow. 13618.
There’ll always be you. 45952.
There’ll be a blow in Tokyo. 4167.
There'll be a camp meeting in heaven. 49982.
There'll be a day. 13619.
There’ll be a great tomorrow. 17980.
There'll be a happy ending. 4168.
There’ll be a little girl waiting, down in Dixie.
13620.
There'll be a new day. 33626.
There’ll be a new day coming. 33627.
There’ll be a new glory for OldGlory. 28026.
There’ll be a pain in my heart. 13621.
There'll be a rainbow again. 23067.
There'll be a rainbow in the sky. 37507, 49983.
There’ll be a red, white & blue rainbow overheai
45953.
There’ll be a shadow on the moon, 13622.
There'll be atime. 33628.
There'll be blue birds over the white cliffs of
Dover. 4169, 4170, 8661, 13623.
There’ll be blue birds waiting. 37508.
There'll be counsel in glory. 45954.
There’ll be gay days. 45955.
There’ll be happy days again in Honolulu. 45956.
There'll be lots of joy for you & I, Johnny
Doughboy. 28027.
There’ll be music in the harbors, 45957.
- There’ll be no blackout, in heaven. 17981.
There'll be no blackout in my heart. 28028,
33629, 49984.
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INDEX
pt. 3, isl, Woe
There’ll be no black-outs in heaven. 17982.
There’ll be no empty chair tonight. 28029.
There’ll be no invasion in heaven. 4171.
There’ll be no oo-la-la in Africa. 49985.
There’ll be one fewer Fuehrer. 8662.
There’ll be pearls in the Harbor of Peace. 33630.
There’ll be sail boats again on Pearl Harbor.
4172,
There'll be ships on the sea. 23068.
There'll be some dirty weather around the
Needles. 28030, 34788 (719)
There'll be someone thinking of you when you’re
far away. 40918.
There’ll be springtime in our hearts. 8663.
There’ll be stars in the sky. 40919.
There’ll come a brighter day. 45958.
There'll come a day. 13624.
There'll come atime. 17983.
There'll never be a blackout in my heart for
you. 23069.
There’ll never be a ceiling on love. 23070.
There'll never be a place like home. 9664.
There’ll never be a Rising Sun as long as there
is fourty [?] - eight stars in the sky. 28031.
There’ll never be a tax on love. 23071.
There’ll never be another George M. Cohan. 49986.
There’ll never be another war. See We’re gonna
make sure, there’ll never be another war.
Bc oe never be another you. 4173, 28032,
33.
There’ll never’be any yellow in the old Red, White
& Blue. 17984.
There'll still be a Red, White & Blue. 13625.
There’re strangers in the old home. 4174.
There’s a battle in the air boys. 33631.
There’s a beacon on a hill in Boston. 33632.
There’s a beautiful beautiful home. 13626.
There’s a beautiful city where we never grow
old. 45959.
There’s a beautiful home across the sea. 45960.
There’s a beautiful range in the sky. 4175.
There’s a big fat dancer. 37509.
There’s a big parade in the sky. 53073.
There’s a birthday I’ll remember. 45961.
There’s a bit of Irish twinkle in her eyes.
45962.
There’s a blackout in my heart. 4176, 8665,
8666, 13627, 13628, 17985, 23072, 23073, 33633,
33634, 45963, 49987,
There’s a blackout in my heart tonight. 28034,
33635.
There’s a blackout over my heart. 13629.
There’s a blue spot in the clouds. 8667.
There’s a blue star. 37510.
There’s a blue star ina window. 23074.
There’s a blue star in my window. 33636,
40920.
There’s a blue star in my window, tonight. 45964.
There’s a blue star in our window. 45965.
There’s a blue star in the window. 40921.
There’s a blue star shining. 45966.
There’s a blue star shining tonight. 37511.
There’s a broken heart for each light on
Broadway. 47124 (497, 498)
There’s a cabin ina canyon. 17986.
There’s a call out for an all out. 13630.
There’s a candle in the window. 53074.
There’s a certain something about you. 4177.
There’s a chair in my heart for you. 8668.
There’s a change in the world. 37512.
There’s a cloud across the moon. 23075.
There Sa cloud on the west horizon. 37513.
There’s a deeper depth somewhere. 17987.
There’s a difference in you & heaven. 37514.
There’s a different moon. 28035.
There’s a dipper above. 4178.
There’s a dream house in Sleepy Valley. 13631.
There’s a flagship in heaven tonight. 53075.
There’s a flower in Hawaii. 4179.
There’s a fly on my music. 45967.
There’s a free Flag still flying. 33637.
There’s a gal behind the guy. 37515.
There’s a gallery in my mem’ry. 4180.
There’s a girl down South in Dixie. 17988.
There’s a girl down South in Dixieland. 53636
(517)
There’s a girl who’s carrying a torch for me.
17989.
There’s a God somewhere. 45968.
There’s a gold mine close to heaven, 8669.
There’s a gold star in Texas. 33638.
There’s a gold star shining in a window. 28036.
There’s a gold star that shines in the blue.
23076.
There’s a golden dawn awaiting. 13632.
There’s a great big game today. 8670.
There’s a great big game tomorrow. 4181.
There’s a great day coming, neighbor. 53076.
There’s a great day dawning. 23077.
There’s a great white flag that will rise. 49988.
There’s a halo round my heart. 13633.
There’s a halo ’round the moon tonight, just to let
me know. 53077.
There’s a hand that is pointing from heaven. 28037.
There’s a handkerchief, in the breeze. 13634.
There’s a happy day a-coming. 45969.
There’s a heaven for miners, too. 13635.
There’s a helmet on my saddle. 53078.
There’s a hill billy doin’s in the valley.
45970.
There’s a home in glory. 28038.
There’s a horseshoe in the sky. 13636.
There’s a hundred million Kellys in the U.S.A.
8671.
There’s a job I gotta do for Uncle Sam. 45971.
There’s a job to be done. 23078.
There’s a land. 33639.
There’s a land of begin again. 4182.
There’s a light in the window. 40922, 45972.
There’s a light that’s burning in the window of the
little house upon the hill. 18845 (294), 24219 (1303)
There’s a little bit of everything on Broadway.
24219 (1304)
There’s a little bit of Irish in your eyes. 13637.
There’s a little blue bird singing near my window.
13638.
There’s a little dobie shack in the valley. 33640.
There’s a little heart that’s breaking in a little
lonesome town. 45973, 45974.
There’s a little lane without a turning on the way to
home sweet home. 47124 (499)
There’s a little mother waiting. 23079.
There’s a little old Texas town. 23080.
There’s a little spark of love still burning. 41610
(196, 197), 53636 (518)
There’s a little sparkle in your eyes. 37516.
There’s a little story in every song. 13639.
There’s a little town in Texas. 13640.
There’s a little warm affection in the corner of my
heart. 41610 (198)
There’s a little white church in the valley. 24219
(1305)
There’s a little white light in the window tonight.
23081.
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There’s a convent by the beautiful sea. 38171 (398, 399)! There’s a longing in my heart. 4183.
2252
little town. oaui (vinx,
There’s a maid in America, made in America, a
maid for every boy. 38171 (400)
There's a_man after my heart. 8672.
There’s a man goin’ roun’ takin’ names. 40923.
There’s a mansion on the mountain on the moon.
53079.
There's a melody. 45975.
There's a memory close to my heart. 53080.
There's a memory in my heart. 23082.
Ts a message of love in your eyes. 38171
(401
There's a million other girls like Cleopatra.
49989.
There’s a million other Kellys. 8673.
_ There’s a moon in my dreams. 13641.
There’s a mother at evening prayer. 23083.
There’s a mountain between my gal & me.
8674, 45976.
There’s a mouse in my house, Mister Jones. 33641.
There's a murmur in my heart. 49990.
There's a nation. 33642.
There's a new day coming soon. 8675.
There's a new glory to Old Glory. 33643.
There’s a new moon over the valley. 13642.
There's a new star in our heaven, the star of
victory. 4184.
There’s a new star in the sky. 45977.
There’s a new wave in Old Glory. 37518.
There’s a peace in my heart. 40924.
There’s a picture on my dresser. 17990.
There’s a place for you. 28039.
_ There’s a place in my heart for you. 13643,
23084, 28040.
There’s a prayer in my heart. 45978.
There’s a prize at the end of the rainbow.
8676.
There's a rainbow forming. 49991.
There's a rainbow in the sky & it’s Red, White
and Blue. 23085.
There’s a rainbow on the Rio Colorado. 45979.
There’s a rap for the Jap. 23086.
There's a ration in the nation. 33644.
There’s a reason for everything. 8677.
There's a reason to smile. 8678.
There’s a reason why, it’s all because I love
you. 40925.
There s a rhyme & reason. 4185.
There’s a ring of romance round my heart. 49992.
There s a room in my heart. 33645.
There s a rose missing in my garden. 53081.
There's a service star in my window. 33646.
There’s a new face in the locket of my heart. 37517..
There s a shadow in my sunshine. 45980.
There's a sigh for every guy in the service. 28041.
There s a smile in the sky. 8679.
There's a soldier in the sky. i7991, 28042.
There's a song. 40926.
There’s a song in my heart. 13644, 53636
(519)
There’s a song in my heart all for you. 28043.
There’s a song in the air. 50835 (370)
There’s a sour apple tree in Tennessee. 33648,
37520,
There’s a star. 53082.
There's a star in heaven for my pilot dear.
33649.
There’s a star in her window. 33650.
There’s a star in my window. 33651, 45981,
49993.
There’s a star in my window for you. 45982.
>
There’s a service star in our window. 33647, 37519.
,
; There’s a star in tue waliguw at wouic, 2c
There’s a star on a flag in the window. 45986.
There’s a star on the service flag for me.
45987.
There’s a Star Spangled Banner in Old Glory.
40927.
There’s a Star Spangled Banner waving somewhere.
8680, 17992, 49994.
There's a storm. 45988.
There’s a sweetheart in Nebraska. 45989.
There’s a sweetheart in the heart of the good old
U.S.A. 49995.
There’s a sweetheart in your smile, Kathleen.
49996.
There’s atavern. 49997.
There’s a throb in my heart. 33652.
There’s a tiny hole in the stocking. 4186.
There’s a twinkle in your eye. 8681,
13645.
There’s a victory dart, deep down in my heart.
8682.
There’s a victory garden in my heart. 37521.
There's a war going on. 53083.
There’s a war in my heart. 8683.
There’s a warm hello for each good bye. 23087.
There’s a wee bit of blarney in Killarney.
53636 (520)
There’s a whippoorwill a-calling. 28044.
There’s a wonderful girl. 8684.
There’s a wound in my heart. 4187.
There’s a Yank on his way a’comin. 45990.
There’s always a robin. 4188.
There’s 2lways an extra place at chow-time.
23088.
There’s[?] always reminders. 17993.
There’s always time. 13646.
There’s always two sides toa story. 17994.
There’s an ache in my heart. 37522.
There’s an echo in my heart. 37523.
There’s an Irish harp to bless you after the sunset
goes. 49998.
There’s an ocean between us. 49999.
There’s an old patch-work quilt in my hope chest.
50000.
There’s an oleander trail. 28045.
There’s another empty page in my diary tonight.
50001.
There’s another mother angel up in heaven. 4189.
There’s been such a change in you. 40928.
There’s danger for you on the blue ocean. 8685.
There’s ever a song somewhere. 53636 (521)
There’s going to be a blackout in the Land of the
Rising Sun. 37524.
There’s going to be a blackout of the Rising
Sun. 8686.
There’s going to be good news. 28046.
There’s gold in the moon tonight. 23089.
There’s joy in a mother’s heart. 13647.
There’s just one you. 45991.
There’s liberty for you. 33653.
There’s love in your eye. 23090.
There’s love in your eyes. 8687.
There’s lovelight in your eyes. 4190.
There’s magic in memory. 37525.
There’s magic in the island moon. 37526.
There’s millions of Yankees on their way.
4191, 13648.
There’s mist in my eyes. 28047, 45992.
There’s more to be done. 13649.
There’s music. 17995.
INDEX
There’s music in my heart dear, 23091.
There’s music in the air, 17996.
There’s never a day. 23092.
There’s no blackout for love. 40929.
There’s no need to cry, we’ll win somehow.
50002.
There’s no place like Kentucky. 23093.
There’s no priority on love. 23094.
There’s no rainbow in my sky. 50003.
There’s no ration on God’s salvation. 45993.
There’s no shortage on my sugar. 37527.
There’s no shortage on sugar. 13650,
There’s no song in my heart. 40930.
There’s no substitute for America, 45994.
There’s no such a thing as love. 33654.
There’s no such thing as love. 45995.
There's no such thing as sugar shortage, 8688.
Peanee no sugar shortage. 17997, 28048,
There’s no tax on your smile. 23095.
There’s no use crying because you're away. 33656.
There’s no use in feeling blue. 28049, 45996.
There’s no use pretending. 37528.
There’s no use to worry now. 13651.
There’s no use worrying. 13652.
There’s no wonder why I sing all the time.
33657.
There’s no yellow in the Red, White & Blue. 13653,
17998.
There’s nobody else but you. 23096, 33658,
53084. é
There’s none like Jesus, 45997.
There’s none like mother. 23097.
There’s nothing better than a letter from home.
53085.
There’s nothing else to do. 40931.
ig pomene in this world that I wouldn’t do for
you. 8689.
There’s nothing left I can say. 8690,
There’s nothing more dismal than B.O. 33659.
There’s nothing new under the sun. 13654.
There’s nothing to it, it’s just new. 4192.
There’s nothing too good for our soldiers, 50004.
There’s one born every minute. 38172, 38769,
38786, 39951, 40124,
There’s one California for mine, 5201 (975), 24219
There’s romance in the air. 45998,
There’s romance, no matter where you go. 8691.
There’s romance on the ice. 50007.
There’s romance up in the Rockies. 18000,
There’s room for love for two. 53086.
There’s silver lining behind those war clouds, 8692.
Si aL 8 So much to remember, so little to forget.
There’s somebody else in your heart. 50008.
te somebody gonna miss you when you’re gone.
There’s somebody missing from our house. 28051.
There s somebody waiting for me. 28052.
There s someone behind us. 53087.
There s someone going around taking names. 50009.
There's someone who believes in you. 50010.
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2254
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
There’s something about a soldier. 4195.
There’s something about that town. 13655.
>
There s something about you. 23099, 45999.
There’s something goin’ on at Sister Johnson’s
house. 28053.
There’s something ina uniform. 13656.
There’s something in my eye & I can’t get it out.
46000. :
There’s something in the wind. 40933.
There's something in your eyes. 4196.
There s something on my mind. 8693.
There's springtime in my heart. 50011.
There s stardust on the moon. 18001, 28054.
There's still a star on our Christmas tree.
53088.
There's still time. 8694.
There's still tonight. 53089.
There s sunshine round the corner. 46001.
There's [?]tears in my heart. 28055.
There s the cape-cart. 18002.
There’s the sweetest little something. 50012.
There’s things to do in nineteen forty two.
13657.
There’s trouble for you. 33661.
There’s two dancing devils in your eyes, but you are
an angel at heart. 37529.
There’s where I long to be. 8695.
There’s where you'll find me. 34788 (720)
There’s work to be done. 23100.
There s work to do. 18003, 46002.
There’s Yanks on the banks of Ireland. 33662.
These are my prayers each night. 13658.
These are the adventures of Jillo, Jocko & Jumbo.
23101.
These are the hands. 50013.
These are the things I miss, I’ve kissed a boy good-
bye. 53090.
These are the things we need. 4197.
These are they. 23102.
These dreams of ours. 40934.
These flowers are from you, my love. 13659.
These foolish thoughts. 33663.
These lonely hours. 53091.
These three. 4198.
These three for freedom. 46003.
These tricks of yours. 46004.
They ain’t gonna ration love. 46005.
They ain’t gonna war no more. 8696, 37530,
40935.
They all ask for you. 33664.
They all do it, you can do it too. 46006.
They all do the fox trot now. 24219 (1307)
They all had a photograph of you. 5201 (977),
18845 (295)
They all love Jack. 33665.
They all run second to you. 50014.
They all spell victory. 18004, 18005.
They all wanted you for me. 50015.
They all went over away down under. 53092.
They also serve, who only wait & pray. 53093.
They always follow me around. 5201 (978)
They always had to spark. 27531.
They are always in our heart. 53094.
They asked for it. 4199, 23103, 33666.
They asked for it, let them have it now.
40936. ‘
They belong to me. 4200.
They bit off more than they can chew. 50016.
They bring you back to me. 33667.
They buried my boy on the lone prairie. 4201.
They call his name Jesus. 13660.
They call me Sam the Diaper Man. 23104.
They call to you, O soldier brave. 46007.
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
They called my number. 23105.
They called, you answered. 33668.
They came over here, so we’re going over
there. 33669.
They can ration anything but you. 40937.
They cannot destroy America. 46008.
They can’t be so hot, ‘cause they hara kari.
18006.
They can’t beat U.S. 13661.
They can’t black-out America. 8697.
They can’t black out the Stars & stripes. 33670.
They can’t blackout the moon. 18007, 18008,
40938.
They can’t blackout the sunshine of your smile. 13662.
They can’t destroy my faith. 46009.
They can’t do that to us. 4202.
They can’t get you down. 2048, 2503, 4387,
18009.
They can’t lick America. 18010.
They can’t make us stay whipped. 37532.
They can’t put a ration on love. 50017.
They can’t ration love. 46010.
They can’t ration my love. 40939.
They can’t ration my sugar. 8698.
They can’t ration youfrom me. 28056.
They can’t stop the moon from shining. 46011.
They can’t take away our God. 18011.
They can’t take last night from me. 18012.
They can’t take our Flag away. 8699.
They can’t take those mem’ries. 23106.
They compromised on love. 23107.
They couldn’t leave us alone. 4203.
They crucified my Lord. 46012.
They did it again. 4204.
They died with their boots laced. 28057.
They do. 37533.
They do the air-raid trot. 46013.
They do you much better at home.
(728)
They don’t believe me. 8700.
They don’t hesitate any more. 18845 (296)
They don’t know Brooklyn like I do. 23108,
33671.
They don’t speak to one another now. 40940.
They don’t want to die. 40941.
They dream of each other all night. 24219 (1308)
They drew my number. 33672.
They evermore doe sing. 28058.
They fly by night. 13663.
They gave all. 50018.
They gave him wings. 4205.
They gave to you glory Old Glory oh. 33673.
They go marching by. 53095.
They go wild over me. 28059.
They had to stand up every time they, sat down.
5201 (979), 34788 (721)
They have to thank America. 4206.
They heard about you. 13664.
They hung up the old cordeen. 41610 (199)
They just can’t stop the U.S.A. 23109.
They just stopped comin’ around. 4207.
They laughed at him in his home town. 46014.
They laughed when I was caught in the draft. 19013.
They left mea hillbilly heart. 33674.
They live forever. 33675.
They love to ride through tunnels. 50019.
They never knew. 53636 (523)
They never shall have America. 28060.
They planted a treein the valley so they can
hang me up some day. 46015.
They romped on the strand. 46016.
They said this wouldn’t last. 23110.
They saw us do it. 28061.
14692
They say blues. 33676.
They shall come & sing. 38171 (402)
They shall not pass. 28062, 40942, 40943.
They shall sing. 28063.
They speak to me of love. 40944.
They start in to battle again. 34788 (722)
They start the victrola, & godancing around the
floor. 14692 (729), 34788 (723)
They started it. 33677.
They started somethin’ but we’re gonna end it.
13665.
They started the war, let us win it. 23111.
They stole my dear brown eyes away. 13666.
They tell me. 28064.
They tell me good news, then bad news. 28065.
They that seek the Lord. 8701.
They that sow in tears. 40945.
They that trust in the Lord. 18014.
They traded a son for a star. 40946.
They went too far. 53096.
They were our brave young soldiers. 18015.
They whisper you are near 13667.
They will get you, Mr. Hitler. 50020.
They will never pass. 13668.
They won’t come back till they finish the Japs.
28066.
They won’t come back to fight a later day.
46017.
They won’t get Bataan. 23112.
They won’t take America. 50021.
They’d envy me. 33678. —
They’fl all be back in their homeland. 46018.
They’ll be home again. 50022.
They'll be waiting “till we come back. 18016.
They’ll bow to Uncle Sammy. 33679.
They'll catch him ina net. 46019.
They’ll cheer you up. 18017.
They’ll come back. 23113, 40947.
They’ll do it everytime. 18018.
They’ll fall upon their knees & pray. 28067.
They’fl make it a peaceful Pacific again. 33680.
They'll never know. 50023.
They’ll never lick the doughboys. 50024.
They’ll never make a monkey out of me. 37534.
They’ll never ration love. 18019.
They'll never stop the Stars & Stripes from flying
in the breeze. 46020, 50025.
They’ll never take a star from Old Glory. 33681.
They’ll never take the stars out of heaven’s blue.
53097.
They’ll pay the price. 28068.
They’ll regret the day they stabbed old Uncle Sam.
40948.
They’ll return. 33682.
They'll return some day. 23114.
They’ll thank us by-and-by. 24219 (1309)
They’re all my boys. 53098.
They’re all under the counter. 23115.
They’re bringing back the old gray mare. 23116.
They’re building another alley, for Sally. 4208.
They’re burning down the house I was brung up
in. 28069.
They’re coming. 46021.
They’re coming, the Yanks are coming. 46022.
They’re doing a man’s job now. 36023.
They’re fighting for the U.S. A. 4209.
They’re fighting for you & me. 33683.
They’re going to the army now Grace, Mary Jane &
Jennie Lou. 33684.
They’re in the army now, the Hatfields & Macoys. 37535.
They’re in the junk pile now. 29091 (639), 38171
(403)
They’re just dreaming. 23117.
2255
They’ re my family. 13669.
They're not comeing [?] back till they’ve finished
with the Jap a 8702.
They're not fooling now, hep, iep, hep, hep.
28070.
They’ re off. 13670, 13671.
They're on their way, 23118, 37536.
They're on their way, our boys of the U.S.A. 33685.
They're our boys. 50026.
They're our boys from home, 40949.
They re our kin of people. 18020.
They re our sons now. 13672.
They're rationing coffee. 53099.
They're rationing me on love. 37537.
They re really gonna get it. 33686.
They re talking about you. 4210.
They’ re the boys that’s [?] going to win this
war. 18021.
They re the sons of the men who fought over
there. 46024.
They re wonderful men, aren’t they. 8703.
They've been asking for it, let’s let ’em have it.
18022. .
They ve broken your doll, I know. 29091 (640)
They ve censored everything but love. 37538.
They’ ve dimmed out the bright lights of Broad-
way. 46025, 46026.
They’ ve drafted my love. 28071.
They ve taken away the railings. 28072.
Thief on the cross. 5201 (980)
Thimbleful of love. 37539.
Thine alone, 4211, 18023.
Thine be the glory. 38171 (404)
Thine eyes so blue & tender. 53636 (524)
Thine is my heart. 18024
Thingamajing. 4212.
Things. 59027.
Things about comin’ my way. 18025.
Things ain’t what they used to be. 33687, 40950.
Things are different. 13673.
Things are different now. 4213.
roo are getting better every day. 47124 (500,
01
Things are going our way. 28073.
as are so different now-a-days. 47124 (502,
503
Things happen. 28074.
Things have changed. 4214, 50028.
Things I like to remember. 46027.
Things love brings. 33688.
Things might have been so different. 8'704.
Things that make a soldier great. 23119.
Things that make me long for you. 33689.
Things that make me sigh. 28075.
Things that you say. 8705.
Things we adore. 23120.
Things we left behind us. 4215.
Things we love. 8706.
Things we love, will live again. 13674.
Things we used to do. 33690.
Things wear out. 4216.
Things you talk about. 4217.
Things your dreamy eyes tell me. 28076.
Thing-ummy bob. 53100.
Thing-ummy bob that’s going to win the war.
40951.
Think dear of me. 33691.
Think it over. 4218.
Think of me, 23121, 37540, 50029.
Think of me, sailor. 18026.
Think twice before you speak once.
28077.
Thinking it over. 53101.
13675,
pt. 3, nos. pwhet
Thinking of a dream. 4219.
Thinking of the hours I’ve spent with you. 40952.
Thinking of them. 40953.
Thinking of you. 4220, 13676, 13677, 28078, 29091
(641, 642), 37541, 46028, 46029.
Thinking of you, my dear. 46030.
Thinking of you, sweetheart. 23122.
Thinking tonight of my sweetheart.
33692.
3d record. 81707.
3d rhumba. 8708.
Third sonata. 28079.
Third weather squadron. 33693.
Thirsting to thunder. 46031.
Thirsty fly. 46032, 50030.
Thirteen arrows. 28080.
Thirteen pirates. 4221.
ae weeks of training will neip every man.
4222.
Thirteenth armored song. 53102.
13th regiment march, to victory. 28081.
Thirteenth sergeant. 23123.
31st battalion cheer song. 28082.
35 ee hae chorales, songs & intonation studies.
4223.
Thirty five miles an hour. 40954.
Thirty improvisations in all major & minor keys.
for piano. 53636 (525).
Thirty minutes before reveille. 40955.
Thirty minutes from The chimes of Normandy.
8708 (a)
Thirty minutes with Carmen. 8708 (b)
Thirty minutes with Iolanthe. 8708 (c)
‘Thirty minutes with Maritana. 8708 (d)
2256
Thirty minutes with Martha. 81708 (e)
Thirty minutes with The Bohemian girl. 8708 (f)
Thirty minutes with The gondoliers. 8708 (g)
Thirty offertories for the organ. 24219 (1310)
Thirty organ pieces for use in Christian science
churches. 5201 (981)
Thirty thirsty sailors. 40956, 46033.
33 pieces for sight reading. 29091 (643)
Thirty-two bars of love. 28083.
This above all. 4224, 23124, 23125, 46034.
This aching heart of mine. 18027.
This American mother of mine. 23126.
This & that. 23127.
This beautiful country of mine. 53103.
This bitter-sweet goodbye. 23128.
This cannot last forever. 28084.
This can’t go on forever. 28085.
This changing world. 50031.
This charming day. 28086.
This Christmas night. 50032.
This church is God’s temple. 23129, 33694.
This country of ours. 37542.
This crazy thing called love. 33695.
This day is mine. 8709.
This dump will soon be mine. 33696.
This England. 28087. .
This Flag of ours. 37543.
This flower you gave to me. 34788 (724)
This for the Japs. 46035.
This free land of liberty. 53104.
This freedom shall not fall. 33697.
This glorious freedom. 13678.
This glorious land of mine. 33698, 50033.
This Good Old Book is for all. 50835 (371)
This good old U.S.A. 46036.
This grand old U.S.A. 4225.
This great American boy. 13679.
This great, great nation, the U.S.A. 23130.
This haunted heart. 53105,
This heart of mine. 4226, 18028, 28088.
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nos. 1-12, 1942
This heart so bold. 50034.
This heritage. 13680.
This home of paradise. 18029.
This is a day. 13681.
This is a great, great country. 33699.
This is a night for love. 18030°-
This is a people’s war. 46037.
This is America. 13682, 23131, 23132.
This is America’s answer. 37544.
This is better than dreaming. 40957.
This is Christmas time. 50835 (372)
This is everything. 13683.
This is Ginger, this is Lanny. 33700.
This is God’s war. 23133, 28089, 28090.
This is how we’ll win the war. 40958.
This is it. 46038.
This is Jimmy’s birthday. 33701.
This is love. 8710, 13684, 28091, 33702.
This is love, I know. 13685.
This is mine. 18031.
This is more than love. 23134.
This is my country. 28092, 46039.
This is my country, too. 37703.
This is my dream. 4227, 53106.
This is my duty to Him. 47124 (504)
This is my heart. 4228.
This is my last appeai. 13686.
This is my love for you. 46040.
This is my native land. 8711.
This is my prayer. 23135.
This is my prayer for you. 28093.
This is my reverie. 13687.
This is my way. 33704.
This is no dream. 40959.
This is no laughing matter. 4229.
This is no place for me. 5201 (982), 14692
(730)
This is no time. 33705. ;
This is no time for tears. 23136, 53107.
This is not a war song. 46041.
This is not goodbye. 28094.
This is our America. 13688.
This is our land. 18032.
This is our love waltz. 46042.
This is our victory. 46043.
This is our waltz, sweetheart. 28095.
This is our war. 28096.
This is real. 13689.
This is station U.S.A. 53108.
This is the army. 25557, 25675, 26841, 27486,
28009, 28097, 29249, 29322, 31091, 34563, 43931,
46044-46047, 46967.
This is the army, Mister Jones. 8712, 28097.
This is the beginning of the end. 46048.
This is the blue network. 33706.
This is the day. 5201 (983), 8713, 28098,
33707.
This is the day which the Lord hath made.
33708.
This is the end. 13690, 33709.
This is the end of all my dreams. 4230.
This is the end of me. 8714.
This is the happy morning. 50835 (373)
This is the hour of banquet. 46049.
This is the house of swing. 8715.
This is the land of the free. 4231.
This is the life. 46050.
This is the life I love. 40960.
This is the life that I love. 28099.
This is the Master’s way. 50035.
This is the moment Supreme. 23137.
This is the night. 8716, 18033, 40961.
This is the people’s war. 37545.
This is the place for me. 18034.
This is the way. 18035.
This is the way I want you to be. 40962.
This is war. 28100, 33710.
This is war time. 18036.
This is what a soldier dreams. 33711.
This is what they call real love. 23138.
This is what they meant, when they said love.
13691.
This is what we're fighting for. 53109.
This is where I came in. 4232.
This is worth fighting for. 23139, 28101, 46051-
46055.
This is your chance. 46056.
This is your concern & it’s my concern. 28102.
This is your fight for life. 46057.
This is your war. 23140, 46058.
This is your wedding day. 18037.
This isn’t the way I wanted love to be. 33712.
This land of mine. 8717.
This land of ours. 23141.
This land we love. 4233.
This little flower. 50036.
This little rosary. 33713.
This lonely heart. 18038.
This lonely night. 46059.
This love of ours. 4234.
This love will bloom again. 18039.
This love you Share with me. 8718.
This lovely song my eulogy. 13692.
This may not be love. 33714.
This means our last goodbye. 4235.
This must be a dream. 46060.
This must be spring. 46061.
This must be the real thing. 40963.
This my love. 37546.
This, my love affair. 53110.
This navy of ours. 50037.
This new Christmas carol. 53111.
. This new land they have found. 18040.
This night. 8719, 28103.
This night forever more. 33715.
This night is ours. 8720, 13693, 46062.
This night was made for you & me. 46063.
This night we’ll never forget. 47124 (505)
This night will live forever. 23142.
This nite, blue eyes, this nite. 50038.
This old pipe of mine. 37547.
This old world ticks on. 40964.
This one’s for my mom. 28104.
This our love. 46064.
This patriotic feeling. 13694.
This photograph of you. 46065.
This pig-iron world. 37548.
This proves that we’re in love. 50039.
This rhumba, please. 37549.
This rug cuttin’ man of mine. 28105.
This ship of ours. 40965.
This side of glory. 40966.
This side of Mexico way. 37550.
This spells victory. 40967.
This thing called love. 33716.
This thing called past. 13695.
This throbbing in my heart. 4236.
This time. 4237, 8721.
This time for keeps. 7022, 7261, 18041.
This time I know. 40968.
This time, I’m really in love. 13696.
This time it’s real. 53112.
This time it’s Berlin. 40969.
This time, we'll finish the job. 13697.
This touches our heart. 50040.
This train. 46066.
INDEX
This U.S. A. 50041.
This waltz we dance. 40970.
This war means everything. 40971.
This war we’re out to win. 28106, 50042.
This was it, the real thing. 50043.
This way. 40972.
This way out. 18845 (286), 24219 (22, 23)
This way to my heart. 18042.
This wide world has only one you. 29091
(644, 645)
This will be a lonesome summer, without you,
sweetheart. 18043,
This will never do. 23143.
This world is not my home. 4238.
This world to me is like a bubble. 46067.
This world war poker game. 28107.
This world’s too full of hate. 13698.
This’ll never do. 28108.
Thistle down. 40973. -
Tho’ drums beat the rhythm. 40974.
Tho’ far away. 37551.
Tho’ far away in the yesterday, yet how near
it seems. 33717.
Tho’ I’m a long, long way from Tipperary.
5201 (984)
Tho’ I’m smiling, I’m lonesome for someone. 18044.
Tho’ our lips have never met. 46068.
Tho’ you are gone. 17045, 18046, 23144.
Tho’ you forget. 33718.
Tho’ you’re away. 50044.
Tho’ you’re gone. 46069.
Tho’ you’re only a buck in the army, you’re the
whole darn’d army to me. 18047.
Thomas’ fantasie. 8722.
Thome. 14692. (731)
Thompson’s (John) modern course for the piano.
50045.
Thornton. 23145.
Those awful tattle tales. 5201 (985)
Those baby days. 46070.
Those beautiful eyes. 18048.
Those beautiful eyes of brown. 46071.
Those blue eyes don’t sparkle anymore. 4239.
Those boys in navy blue. 50046.
Those boys of Uncle Sam. 8723.
Those castles I built. 13699.
Those Charlie Chaplin feet. 24219 (1311), 34788
(725)
Those come hither eyes. 38171 (405), 53636
(526)
Those days will come again to old Hawaii. 23146.
Those dirty Japanese. 18049.
Those dirty little Japs. 13700.
Those dirty yellow Japanese. 4240.
Those eyes. 28109, 46072.
Those eyes of blue. 33719, 46073.
Those eyes you wear. 53113.
Those fellows dressed by Uncle Sam. 23147.
Those gasoline rationing blues. 53114.
Those golden hours with you. 13701.
Those gone & left me blues. 18050.
Those green-eyed blues. 50047.
Those happy days. 4241.
Those Irving Berlin melodies. 29091 (646)
Those isolationist blues. 33720.
Those Japs are going to pay. 23148.
Those little guys with the slanty eyes. 13702.
Those little Japs are funny little chaps, or
yaps. 4242.
Those little sons of the Rising Sun, 53115.
Those little things. 28110.
Those little things meant so much. 46074.
Those little things you do. 37552.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Those little yellow Japs. 46075.
Those musical eyes. 14692 (732)
Those old pals of mine. 46076.
Those Pearl Harbor blues. 33721.
Those precious diamonds. 46077.
Those pussy woozy yo yo’ing Japs, wahoo, we
did. 18051.
Those southern dreams, 40975.
‘ Those sweet little things you say. 40976.
Those vibrant sounds. 53116.
Those walking blues. 28111.
Those were the good old days. 28112.
Those yellow-Japs. 8724.
Thou art mine. 53636 (527)
Thou art my hiding place. 14692 (733), 37553.
Thou art my sweetheart forever. 46078.
Thou art, O God. 41610 (200)
Thou art so dear. 14692 (734)
Thou didst leave Thy throne. 47124 (506)
Thou, God, seest me. 46079,
Thou hast won my heart. 50048.
Thou knowest all. 4243.
Thou knowest, Lord. 53636 (528) \
Thou Life of life. 4244.
Thou sanctified fire. 46080.
Thou shalt not kill. 18052.
Thou, the highest. 46081.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace. 24219
(1312), 38171 (406)
Thou wilt light my candle. 50049.
Though I have failed. 50835 (374)
Though now it’s goodnight. 13703.
Though the gold in your hair is turning to
silver. 46082.
Though we are an ocean apart. 40977.
Though you’re gone. 4245.
Thought, 23149.
Thought for you. 23150.
Thought of a love that is gone. 23151.
Thought of you. 33722.
Thought you’d like to know. 46083.
Thought your eyes convey. 28113.
Thoughtful moments. 28114.
Thoughtful things you do, 23152.
Thoughts. 4246, 13704, 18053, 33723, 50050.
Thoughts at sunset. 14692 (735)
Thoughts of a soldier. 40978.
Thoughts of home. 33724,
Thoughts of love. 24219 (1313), 28115.
Thoughts of the past. 23153.
“Thoughts of you. 18054, 18055, 24219 (1314),
33725, 23726, 40979, 40980.
Thoughts of you remain. 18056, 33727.
Thou’rt like a beauteous flower. 14692 (736)
Thou’rt like unto a flower. 4247, 5201
(986)
’ Thousand candles. 37554.
Thousand kisses. 46084.
Thousand million miles. 28116.
Thousand years ago. 5201 (987), 14692 ~
(737)
Thousand years to come. 18057.
Thousands of girlies, the reason of love. 50835
(375)
Thread of scarlet. 8725.
Threads of gold. 8726.
Three American sketches. 53117.
Three bad boys. 53118.
Three bad wolves. 46085.
Three Billy Goats Gruff. 33728.
Three black spots. 8727.
Three blind mice. 9582 (530), 33729, 40981.
Three blind mice at the nightclub floor show. 4248.
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nos. 1-12, 1942
Three blind mice of forty-two. 4249.
Three bluejackets. 28117, 37555.
Three bones. 13705.
Three bwidies of mine. 53119.
Three - C book. 8728.
Three candles. 50051.
Three cheers, 18058, 24219 (1315)
Three cheers for all of you. 50052.
Three cheers for America. 23154.
Three cheers for democracy. 37556.
Three cheers for good old U.S.A. 40982.
Three cheers for MacArthur. 131706, 13707,
18059, 37557.
Three cheers for me. 33730.
Three cheers for Mr. F.D.R. 18060.
Three cheers for old U.S.A. 18061.
Three cheers for our Flag. 28118.
Three cheers for our navy, second tonone. 50053.
Three cheers for our President. 4250, 8729, 8730,
18062.
Three cheers for Roosevelt. 33731.
Three cheers for soldier boys. 18063.
Three cheers for the boys over there. 46086.
Three cheers for the I.L.G.W.U. 37558.
Three cheers for the U.S. O. 33732.
Three cheers for the U.S.A. 8731, 8732, 23155,
28119.
Three cheers for the Yanks, 23156.
Three cheers for Uncle Sam. 13708.
Three cheers for you, Gen. McArthur [?] 18064.
Three cheers to Old Glory. 46087.
Three Christmas carols. 37559.
Three colors. 40983.
Three Derringers. 23157.
Three dots; a dash ...—. 4251.
Three dots, a dash, is for victory. 13709.
Three dots &adash. 8733, 13710, 23158, 46088.
Three dots & a dash for victory. 18065.
Three dots & a dash, V for victory. 23159.
Three dreams. 53120.
Three duets. 8734, 24219 (1316)
Three eastern love songs. 53636 (529)
Three encore sketches. 47124 (507)
Three English melodies. 18066.
Three favorite melodies. 53636 (530)
Three four-part ricercari. 23160.
Three fugal studies. 28120.
Three gifts. 13711.
Three goofy men. 33733.
Three happy pieces. 317560.
Three holy women. 5201 (988)
Three humoresques. 14692 (738-740)
Three hundred years ago. 8735.
Three intermezzi. 40984.
Three Irish pictures. 9582 (531)
Three Jap-Axis. 53121.
Three jolly Welshmen. 4252.
Three kisses. 8736, 33734, 46089.
Three letters in the mailbox. 33735.
Three little bears. 13712.
Three little buidies. 50054.
Three little chickens. 53636 (531)
Three little fairy songs. 8737.
Three little kisses. 50055.
Three little niggers. 33736.
Three little pearly girls. 37561.
Three little pigs. 4933, 14692 (741)
Three little sisters. 13713, 13714.
Three little skunks. 46090.
Three little words. 13715, 28121.
Three little words, I love you. 46091.
Three loud cheers for U.S.A. 23161.
Three loves had I. 40985.
Three marches of American revolutionary days.
8738.
Three minutes of heaven.
53122.
Three moods & a theme. 4253.
Three mothers pray. 37562.
Three mummers. 13716, 46094.
Three musketeers of the grand old U.S.A. 37563.
Three novelties. 40986.
Three nymphs. 24219 (1317, 1318)
Three of a kind. 33737.
Three of us. 8739.
Three of us are lonely. 18067.
Three offertories. 41610 (201)
Three ier? themes from Beethoven. 24219
1319
ae pastels. 23162.
Three pastorals. 46095.
Three pieces. 50056.
Three pieces for piano. 40987.
Three pieces from Romeo & Juliet ballet. 53123.
Three Polish dances. 23163.
3 preludes. 9582 (532)
Three quarter moon. 13717.
Three rings march. 47124 (508, 509)
Three rosy faced toppers. 46096.
Three rousing cheers for our defenders. 53124.
Three scores & ten. 23164.
Three short, one long. 4254, 4255, 8740.
Three solitaires. 24219 (1320)
Three sonatas for young people. 41610 (202)
Three songs. 4256.
Three songs of childhood. 9582 (533)
Three southern melodies. 24219 (1321)
Three stars. 8741, 18068.
Three stripes. 50057.
Three summer songs. 5201 (989)
Three terrific guys. 46097, 50058.
Three thieves go after the treasure. 13718.
46092, 46093,
‘Three things I love. 46098.
Three thousand dollars. 23165.
3,121 miles away. 46099, 46100, 53125.
Three trees. 40988.
3 tuneful pieces. 47124 (510)
Three Walt Whitman songs. 317564.
Three Wise Men. 46100*.
Three wishes. 24219 (1322)
Three word tones. 50059.
Three words & music. 4257.
Three years ago tomorrow. 13719.
Threefold amen. 8742.
Threshing day. 40989.
Thrice. 13720.
Thrill divine. 23166. :
Thrill of loving you. 33738.
Thrilled from the start. 18069.
Throned upon the awful tree. 8743.
Through a Venetian blind. 28122.
Through blue skies. 28123.
Through life alone. 28124.
Through the clouds. 13721.
Through the cornfields. 38171 (407)
Through the cross to victory. 46101.
Through the day Thy love has spared us. 9582
(534)
Through the day Thy love hath spared us.
18845 (297)
Through the gates of Paradise. 37565.
Through the hills & vales. 40990.
Through the night. 33739.
Through the shadows. 37566.
Through the woods. 50835 (376)
Through to liberty. 33740.
Through woodland trails. 23167.
Through your eyes I see my paradise, 28125.
Throw a kiss to the Flag. 46102.
Throw another log on the homefire. 37567,
Throw this old dog a bone. 28126.
Throw your little scrap into the big scrap, 53126.
Throwin’ the bull, 37568.
Throwing kisses at the sun, 37569,
Thrown back jive. 33741.
Thru’ a window of stars. 40991.
Thru for the day. 18070.
Thru my windows. 46103.
Thru stars in the night. 53127.
Thru the blue oi the night, 28127.
Thru the ev’ning blue. 28128.
Thru’ the night. 23168,
Thru time & space & eternity. 8744.
Thrush to his love. 18845 (298), 38171
(408)
Thud! Thud!l Thud, 46104,
Thug, lug, sluz & Dug. 23169.
Thumb music ior a hitch-hiker. 4258.
Thumbelina, 18071.
Thumbs up. 4259-4261, 18072, 23170-23173,
28129, 37570, 37571, 46105.
Thumbs up, America, 4262, 18073, 37572.
Thumbs up! And V for vict'ry. 13722.
Thumbs up, boys, we are coming. 8745,
Thumbs up, brother. 13723.
Thumbs up for love. 13724.
Thumbs up for victory. 23174, 53128,
Thumbs up! Onto victory. 8746.
Thumbs up—thumbs down. 18074.
Thumbs up! We’re coming through. 4263,
Thumbs up, Winston. 8747.
Thumper song. 28130.
Thunder & blazes. 13725.
Thunder & lightning. 43129,
Thunder over Tokio. 33742.
Thunder Rock. 50060,
Thundering herd, 53130,
Thus saith the Lord. 14692 (742)
Thus saith the Lord God, 29091 (647)
Thus we march on to victory. 28131.
Thy God reigneth, 46106,
Thy grace is sutficient tor me. 13726.
Thy kingdom come, 24219 (1323), 28132.
Thy life in me. 53131.
Thy pertect love. 29091 (648)
Thy refuge. 13727.
Thy valentine. 9582 (535)
Thy will be done. 18075, 28133, 46107.
Thy word in my heart. 13728,
Thy years be roses, sweet. 50835 (377)
Ti portero con me. 33743,
Ti volevo bene ma non lo sapevo. 33744.
Tia Juana moonlight. 33745.
Tibicen, the flute player. 28134.
Tica ti -tica ta. 4264.
Tick-a-way. 23175.
Tick goes my heart, 4265,
Tick, tock, hear the clock, 28135.
Tick-tock serenade, 37573, 46108,
Ticka-ticka-to. 8748.
Ticketyboo, 4266, 40992.
Tic-ki-tic-ki-ta, 40993.
Tickletune. 18076,
Ticonderoga! Pencils, 13729.
Tic-tac-toe, 4267, 4268.
Tidal-wave of grace. 38171 (409)
Tide o1 time. 18077.
Tides ot glory. 28136,
2260
Tie a string around your finger. 50061.
Tie a string around your heart, 8749, 46109,
Tie a string on the moon. 13730.
Tie into them Yanks, 28137.
Tie up all your hopes with cheer. 46110,
Tierra de paz. 4269,
Tiger. 28138, 37574. z
Tiger loose. 23176.
Tiger, tiger. 53636 (532)
Tiger waltz. 53132.
Tigre. 4270, ;
Tik tok Jee. 8750. :
’Til I come back to you. 4271, i
Til lreturn, 28139, .
*Til now. 37575.
’Til that day when. 18078.
*Til the bugle calls no more, 53133,
’Til the end of time. 13731.
’Til the Rising Sun has fallen, 8751.
’Til the stars fall. 8752. ;
*Til the storm clouds roll away. 50062, 53134, }
*Til the victory is ours. 33746.
*Til they yell Uncle. 33747.
’*Til tomorrow comes. 33748.
’Til victory’s won, 8753, 37576,
*Til you return, 13732, 28140, 28141.
Till after the victory is won, 53135,
Till all men are free. 50063,
Till dawn. 4272, 5201 (990)
Till de Jedgement Day. 23177. '
Till dreams come true, 23178, :
Till freedom bells are ringing. 28142.
Till freedom is won, 13733. :
Till I come back to you. 33749, 53136,
Till Icome home. 46111.
Till I join you, too. 37577.
Till I met you, 4273, 4274, 40994,
Till I return, 23179.
Till I return to you, 4275.
Till I wake, 28143.
Till I’m back in the U.S.A. 33750,
Till it’s over, over there. 28144.
Till judgment day. 8754.
Till London Bridge falls down, 8755.
Till the battle’s won. 23180,
Till the boys come home. 9582 (536, 537), 24219
(1324, 1325)
Till the call cease firing is sounded, 37578.
Till the Eagles are over Berlin, 46112.
Till the end of day brings you home. 23181.
Till the end of time. 8756.
Till the Flag of freedom shelters all. 33751.
Till the longest day I live. 28145,
Till the real thing comes along. 50064.
Till the stars cease to shine, 18079, 28146.
Till the stars say goodnight. 33752.
Till the sun shines thru again. See I’m hangin’ up
my saddle, till the sun shines thru again.
Till the sun will shine tonight. 13734.
Till the whole world’s free again. 23182.
Till the world is free. 23183.
Till then. 4276, 23184.
Till then, my darling. 40995.
Till then you’re my sweet memory. 46113.
Till there are clear skies above. 33753.
Till there’s peace in the U.S.A. 40996.
Till tomorrow comes, 37579,
Till victory. 4277, 4278, 18080, 40997.
Till victory comes. 50065.
Till victory is ours. 53137.
Till victory is won. 18081.
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Till war clouds pass over. 46114.
Till we both meet again. 18082.
Till we meet. 18083.
Till we meet again. 23185.
Till we meet again, little darlin’. 23186, 53138.
Till we meet again tomorrow. 13735.
Till we meet at Waikiki. 23187.
Till we win. 13736, 13737.
Till we win the victory. 50066.
Till we win victory. 18084.
Till you belong to me. 50835 (378)
Till you come back, dear. 18085.
Till you come back, sweetheart. 37580.
Till you come back to me. 33754.
Till you return, soldier boy. 33755.
Till you return someday. 50067.
Till you walked out on me. 23188.
Till you went away. 23189.
Till your buddy comes home. 8757.
Till your dad comes back to me. 40998.
Till your Johnny comes marching home. 53139.
Tillie. 40999.
Tillie, I’m your Willie. 46115.
Tillie, the toiler. 46116.
Tillman (Floyd) & Lew Childre’s album,of songs.
13738.
Tilly & Sven. 41000.
Tim. 50068.
Tim & father. 37581.
Tim Rooney’s at the fightin’.
(379)
Tim runs away. 37582.
Timba tambah. 28147.
Timbales. 8758.
Timberlane. 53140.
Timbuctoo. 50835 (380)
Time. 5201 (991)
Time & eternity. 29091 (649)
Time & war. 46117.
Time draws nigh. 53141.
Time for a dance. 18086.
Time for freedom. 23190.
Time for love. 53142.
Time for love, let’s make love.
Time for swings. 46118.
Time has changed for you & me. 18087.
Time has come. 28148.
Time has passed, I can’t forget. 37583.
Time hasn’t changed my mind, 4279.
Time I knew. 46119.
Time is now. 23192.
Time is so scarce. 18088.
Time ig so short. 33756.
Time I’ve lost in wooing. 24219 (1326)
Time-keeper’s song. 13739.
Time lingers on. 37584.
Time marches on. 23193.
Time may change. 46120.
Time now is. 53143.
Time out todream. 46121.
47124 (511), 50835
23191.
Time, the place & the girl. 43992, 46000*, 48823,
52635, 53176.
Time to dream. 13740, 18089, 23194.
Time to goto bed. 33757.
Time to go to bed now. 37585.
Time to kill. 46122.
Time to rise. 50069.
Time to tinker ’roun’. 4280.
Time today. 4281.
Time took time. 37586.
Time will go on. 23195.
Time will pass. 18090.
Time will tell. 4282, 13741, 13742, 33758, 46123,
46124, 53144.
Time won’t be so long. 50070.
INDEX
Times. 8759.
Time’s a-wastin’. 46125, 50071.
Times brings [?]a change. 23196.
Times of today. 18091.
Timid soul. 18092. ;
Timoshenko & MacArthur. 41001.
Timothy. 47124 (512)
Tim’s party. 37587.
Tin tan tin. 33759.
Tina. 50835 (164), 53636 (40, 41, 427)
Tinega. 46126.
Ting-a-ling. 33760, 41002.
Ting-a-ling-a-ling. 8760.
Tingle - tingle - tingle. 23197.
Tinker Bell. 8761.
Tinker polka.. 13743.
Tinterera. 28149.
Tiny & terrific. 33761.
Tiny bouquet. 13744.
Tiny little soldier. 18093.
Tiny spark of love. 37588.
Tiny tales for harpist beginners.
Tiny toy elephant. 33762.
Tiny tunes for tiny tots. 41003.
Tiny Wake Island. 8762.
Tioga melody. 41004.
Tip of my tongue. 41005.
‘Tip to Nip. 53145.
Tip toe to Tokio. 50072.
Tip-top Tipperary Mary. 29091 (650)
‘Tipperary. 18845 (299)
‘Tipperary guards. 24219 (1327)
‘'Tippie polka. 13745.
Tippy-toe. 8763.
Tipsy Gipsy. 4283.
Tiptoe. 18095.
Tirando con dum dum. 8764,
Tire song. 46127.
Tired am I of ridin’. 50073.
Tired & sleepy. 34788 (726)
Tired baby. 28150.
Tired little fella. 53146.
Tired of carrying an aching heart. 46128.
Tired of it all. 13746, 37589.
Tired of loving a girl like you. 28151.
Tis a song of victory. 50074.
‘Tis all that Ican say. 24219 (1328)
Tis autumn. 4284.
*Tis better to have loved, ’tis better to have lost
than never to have loved at all. 50075.
’*Tis glorious Easter morning. 5201 (992)
Tis Jesus. 53636 (533)
‘Tis love. 13747, 47124 (513)
Tis not goodbye. 50076.
‘Tis sad but true that we must die. 8765.
Tis snowing. 14692 (743)
‘Tis spring again. 18096.
*Tis the Colin Kelly spirit, that will never, never
die. 13748.
Tis the end, so farewell. 53636 (534)
Tis the land for me. 23198.
‘Tis the old-old song of Ireland. 28152.
Tis winter in my heart. 41006, 50077.
Tis written. 24219 (1329)
Tish. 29775, 29807, 31879, 32698, 33542, 33763-
33766, 33774.
Tish & Charlie. 33765.
Tish on roller skates. 33766.
Tit-for-tat. 41007.
Tit willow. 46129.
Titania. 8766.
Titina’s party. 50078.
18094.
Titus. 2586.
Tko se bregom sece. 41008.
To — —. 41009.
Toachild. 29091 (651)
Toacity in Judea. 50079.
To afirefly. 33767.
To a gardenia. 33768.
To a liberty belle. 53147.
Toarose. 4285.
Toa soldier boy. 41010.
To a soldier sweetheart. 33769.
Toastar. 24219 (1330), 28153.
Toaviolet. 24219 (1331)
To a wild rose. 13749, 13750.
To all mothers. 23199.
To all parts of the world — liberty. 46130.
To Althea, from prison. 28154.
To America. 4286, 8767-8769.
To an American soldier. 23200.
To an old miniature. 34788 (727)
To an old romance. 4287.
To Anthea. 24219 (1332)
To approaching sleep. 4288.
To arms. 18097, 18098, 23201, 46131.
To arms, America. 8770, 28155, 33770, 53148.
To arms, Americans. 23202, 23203, 50080.
To arms, democracy. 33771.
To arms for liberty. 8771.
To arms for victory. 53149.
To arms, to arms, America. 8772, 50081.
To arms, you sons of freedom. 46132.
To battle for freedom again. 13751.
To battle stations, we’re rolling along. 50082.
To be an American. 23204.
To be or not to be. 4289, 9582 (538)
To be or not to be in love. 18099.
To be or not to be, that is the question that can
only be answered by your heart. 13752.
To Berlin via Tokio. 33772.
To brother Ralph. 50083.
To call you mine, 24219 (1333)
To carnations. 24219 (1334)
To cherry blossoms. 18100.
To comfort you. 5201 (993)
To crown our Jesus, 29091 (652)
To daffodils. 5201 (994)
Todemocracy. 4290.
To dream, to hope & pray. 8773.
To Electra. 4291.
To every American. 13753.
To fight for our liberty. 13754.
To fight for the Red, White and Blue. 50084.
To fight for the U.S. A. 4292.
To France. 23205.
Tofreedom. 13755.
To General MacArthur. 46133.
To hear you say again, I’m yours. 28156.
To hear your voice. 38171 (410, 411)
To Helen. 50085.
To hell with Hitler. 37590.
To hell with the Axis. 53150.
To hell with you, Mr. Hitler. 37591.
To his mother. 4293.
To Hiti & Mussi & Japs. 33773.
To jail. 33774.
To Karina. 14692 (744)
To keep America free. 13756.
To keep that flame alight. 13757, 33775.
To knock out the stuffin’s of the guys with the
whips. 13758.
To know that I am in love with you. 18101.
To little towns. 46134.
To live & love. 46135.
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To live once again. 46136.
To Lou. 41610 (203)
To love. 4294, 28157.
To MacArthur & victory. 28158.
To make the whole world free. 28159.
To Mary. 37592.
To Mary in heaven. 28160.
Tome. 4295, 23206, 23207, 41011.
To me you'll alwaysbe mydear old pal. 46137.
To memory you are dear. 23208.
To MexicolI go. 50086.
To morning. 8774.
To mother. 18102, 28161, 41012, 53151.
To Mother Fairie. 8775.
To mothers everywhere. 23209.
To Mount Monadnock. 50835 (381)
To music. 5201 (995), 13759.
To my adobe home out on that golden dome, 41013.
To my dear. 37593.
To my dearest. 50087.
To my Flag. 50088.
To my flying Willie: Rose of Miami. 33776.
To my friends. 33777.
To my heart—bidding it have nofear. 28162.
To my home in Sleepy Hollow Vale. 33778.
To my lady Pamela. 34788 (728)
To my mate. 4296.
To my mom. 23210.
To my mother. 18103, 53152.
To my mother at home. 53153.
To my native land. 33779.
To my old home. 13760.
To my son. 8776.
To my son, Bob. 18104, 33780.
To my sweetheart over there. 37594.
To naSe staveni pochod. 29091 (653, 654)
To oneI love. 14692 (745)
To our boys. 33781.
To our boys in drab & blue. 13761.
To our boys of the U.S. A. 23211.
To our Flag, rally ’round. 8777.
To our Franklin D. Roosevelt. 13762.
To our heroes. 23212.
To our heroes in khaki. 46138.
To our men of Bataan. 50089.
To our mother. 33782.
To our new army. 18105.
To our parents. 28163.
To our sailor boys in blue. 33783.
To our service men. 28164.
To our sweethearts o’er there, yes, we miss you
o’er here. 46139.
To our Uncle Sam. 8778.
To our Uncle Sammy. 33784.
To paint a picture of you. 28165.
To Phyllis. 5201 (996)
To ports unknown. 53154.
To Romany & you. 4297.
To someone. 33785.
To someone at home. 4298.
To spring. 23213.
To that home far away. 33786.
To the air men, 46140.
Tothe army. 23214.
To the army & navy. 23215.
To the Axis nations. 41014,
To the Berkshire Hills we’ll go skiing o’er the
drifted snow. 8779.
To the birds. 34788 (729)
To the boys. 50090.
To the British people. 53155.
To the call of our nation. 23216, 53156.
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Tothe camp. 41015.
To the colors. 50091.
To the Daughters of the American revolution.
46141,
To the eternal hills, 4299.
To the Flag of the U.S.A. 8780.
To the Flag we adore. 28166.
To the forces. 23217.
To the gallant troops. 8781.
To the girls in the Red cross canteen. 41016.
To the gobs. 28167.
To the God of our fathers. 53157.
To the nills of Connecticut. 41017.
To the isles of Philippines. 23218.
To the land that we love. 33787.
To the lass we love. 24219 (1335) .
To the march through the Valley of Death. 46142.
To the men in the Philippines. 23219.
To the moon-goddess. 46143.
To the n’th degree. 18106.
To the Red, White & Blue. 4300, 4301.
To the rescue. 4302.
To the sunset, 8782,
To the surging sea. 53158.
To the sweetest girl I know. 37595.
To the U.S.A. 41018.
To the WAACs, 41019.
To the WAACS & WAVES. . 46144.
To the water nymphs. 53636 (535)
To the wishing well. 18107.
To the Yanks in the tanks. 46145.
To Thee, O Jehovah. 37596.
To Thee our humble hearts aspire. - 4303.
To Thee we sing. 13763, 53159.
To their sweetheart, their U.S.A. queen. 37597.
To think. 50092.
To Thy great name, almighty Lord. 50835 (382)
To Tokio & victory. 46146.
To victory. 4304, 8783, 13764, 18108, 18109, 23220,
28168, 28169, 33788-33791, 37598, 46147, 50093.
To victory, America. 18110.
To victory, it’s up to you & me. 4305.
To whom it may concern. 23221.
To whom then will ye liken God. 4306.
To win for America. 18111.
To win the war. 23222.
To win your love. 18112.
To you. 4307, 13765, 14692 (746), 28170, 28171,
33792, 53160.
To you — America. 4308, 8784, 18113, 23223,
33793.
To you &tome. 41020.
To you at home. 13766.
To you, Marceline. 41021,
To you, my love. 46148.
To you — my soldier boy. 28172.
To you, sweetheart. 13767.
To you, tome. 28173.
Toada triste. 33794.
Toast. 23224, 28174, 33795, 53161.
Toast of the boys at the post. 8785;
Toast of the fightin’ Yanks. 8786.
Toast of the workmen. 4309.
Toast on parting. 4310.
Toast polka. 33796.
Toast to America, 28175, 33797, 33798.
Toast to Burkhardt’s. 18114,
re My General MacArthur & his men. 13768,
115,
Toast to Hitler. 41022.
Toast to liberty. 33799.
Toast to love. 33800.
Toast to our boys. 46149.
Toast to our fighting forces. 33801.
Toast to our host. 33802.
Toast to our men in blue.
Toast to Sefiorita, 23225.
Toast to the boys. 53162.
Toast to the cavalry. 8787.
Toast to the First Lady. 33803.
Toast to the Flag. 33804, 33805.
Toast to the ghost of Hitler. 13769, 13770.
Toast to the Legion. 4311.
Toast to the men of Bataan. 28176.
Toast to the moon. 50094.
Toast to the U.S.A. 8788.
Toast to Uncle Sam. 13771.
Toast to victory. 4312, 28177, 28178.
18116.
’ Toast to Yale. 8789.
- Tokio.
2263
Toast to you. 23226, 33806.
Tobacco Lane. 33807.
Tobacco shop meeting. 46150.
Tobin’s ranch. 33808.
Toca el fotutoTiburcio. 28179.
Toccata. 4313, 5201 (997), 13772, 14692 (747), 23227,
24219 (1336), 28180, 41023, 41610 (204)
Toccata & capriccio. 23228.
Toccata & fugue in D min. 28181, 28182, 46151.
Toccata on flight rhythms. 13773.
Toccatina in A flat. 33809,
Tod in ahren. 41610 (205)
Today. 28183, 50095.
Today & forever. 37599.
Today & tomorrow. 13774, 28184.
Today I served my country. 50096.
Today is mine. 8790, 13775.
Today is my lucky day. 33810.
Today is Sunday. 28185.
Today - tomorrow. 41024.
Today, tomorrow & always. 53163.
To-day, to-morrow & forever. 28186.
Today, tonite or tomorrow: 53164.
Today Uncle Sam has called my number.
18117.
Today we will fight. 23229.
Today, yesterday, & tomorrow. 41025.
Today's tunes for children. 4314.
Toddle all over town. 24219 (1337)
Todo se olvidara. 8791.
Toe dancer. 41026.
Together. 4315, 33811, 33812, 41027,
46152, 50097.
Together again. 23230.
To-gether, - & never to part. 28187.
Together for victory. 28188.
Together forever. 33813.
Together now. 28189. -
Together tonight. 28190.
Together we stand - divided we fall. 33814.
Together we will fight. 13776.
Together we win. 50098.
Together we'll win the fight. 53165.
Togo, it’s no go when you mix with Uncle Sam. 4316.
Toi. 33815.
Toilin’ by de light ob mah Lawd. 15534.
Tojo, Benito & Adolph. 4317.
28191,. 46153.
Tokio & Berlin. 28192.
Tokio, we are coming. 18118.
Tokio, you cannot beat the U.S.A. 18119.
To-ki-o-ki-o. 8792.
Tokyo, here I come. 28193.
Tokyo, here we come. 28194.
Tokyo, Rome & the Rhine. 8793.
Tokyo, we'll see. 18120.
Tokyo, we’re coming. 18121.
INDEX
Told in the gate. 5201 (327)
Told to the moon. 50099.
Tolling of a bell. 23231.
Tom cat on the fence. 37600.
Tom cat serenade. 4318.
Tom, Dick & Harry. 4319, 41028.
Tom, Dick & Harry, kiss your girls goodbye. 23232.
Tom Sawyer suite. 13777.
Tom Thumb’s birthday. 50100.
Tom Tom the piper’s son. 33816.
Tomahawks. 23233, 33817.
Tomboy. 18122.
Tommelise. 37601.
Tommy. 18123, 23234, 50101.
Tommy & me. 18124.
Tommy & Molly. 33818.
Tommy Atkins. 53636 (536)
Tommy boy. 9582 (539), 18845 (300), 59835
(383)
Tommy finds out. 28195.
Tommy Kelly. 4320.
Tommy, my boy. 4321.
Tommy Teamwork’s song. 46154.
Tommy was a lonesome soldier. 46155.
Tomorrow. 4322, 4323, 8794, 13778, 18125, 28196,
29091 (655, 656), 34788 (730), 41029, 46156,
53166, 53636 (537)
Tomorrow & tomorrow. 28197.
Tomorrow at eight. 4324.
Tomorrow can wait. 8795.
Tomorrow he'll be blue. 28198.
Tomorrow I must leave you. 41030.
Tomorrow, I'll come back to you. 18126.
Tomorrow is another day. 23235, 37602.
Tomorrow is Christmas. 46157.
To-morrow is so far away. 4325.
Tomorrow, tomorrow. 28199.
Tomorrow when the world is free again. 50102.
Tomorrow will care for itself. 41031.
Tomorrow will come, with memories of you. 50103.
Tomorrow with you. 28290.
Tomorrow's a bright new day. 46158.
Tomorrow's a new day. 23236.
Tomorrow's heaven 53167.
Tomorrow s rainbow will be Red, White and Blue.
41032.
Tomorrow's sunrise. 4326.
Tomorrow s world belongs to you, little fellow. 33819.
Tonadita Chilena. 28201.
Tonal materials & rhythmic structure of melody.
4327.
Tondelayo. 46159, 50104.
Tone bouquet. 23237.
Tone pictures. 41033.
Tone poem. 13779, 41034.
Tonight. 5201 (998), 8796, 23238, 46160.
Tonight & always. 41035.
Tonight at seven. 46161.
Tonight I dream of fiesta. 41036.
Tonight I dream of tomorrow. 13780.
Tonight I leaned across ten thousand miles, and
kissed you. 53168.
Tonight I meet my love again. 28202.
Tonight I say goodbye. 53169.
Tonight I sing. 8797.
Tonight I’m alone with my dreams. 33820.
Tonight in Bethlehem. 4328.
Tonight in dreamtime. 28203.
Tonight in old Algiers. 53170.
Tonight is our own. 18127.
Tonight is ours. 23239.
Tonight is the night. 41037.
a ie ee t. 3,n.s., v. 37
Tonight is the night for love. 23240.
Tonight may be our last goodbye. 50105.
Tonight my heart wearies for you. 46162.
Tonight my heart’s in Texas. 13781.
Tonight, my sweet. 41038.
Tonight, sweetheart. 4329.
Tonight we goto Bethlehem. 13782.
Tonight we must say goodbye. 46163, 50106.
To-night you belong to me. 33821.
To-night you're mine. 46164.
Tonight’s the night. 4330, 5201 (90, 184, 412, 433,
444, 537, 744, 777, 780, 782, 837, 931, 956, 1000,
1085), 9582 (540-549), 14692 (748), 23241,
24219 (1338, 1339), 34788 (731-734), 38171
(412, 413)
To-nite my world came to anend. 41039.
Tonleiterstudien flr violine. 47124 (514)
Tonteras. 8798.
Tony Sarg’s play-a-tune song book. 50107.
Tony, Tony, oh, oh Antonio. 23242.
Tony Traviata. 5201 (999), 24219 (1340)
Too bad. 4331, 18128, 23243, 41040.
Too busy. 46165.
Too busy to write. 33822.
Too good not to be true. 33823.
Too late. 18129, 18130, 23244, 37603, 41041.
Too late for love. 41042.
Too late mother. 53171.
Too late to start all over. 13783.
Too late to worry, too blue tocry. 8799.
Too lazy to love. 4332.
Too little, too late, little darlin’.
Too many times. 4333.
Too much. 37604, 46166.
Too much in love. 4334, 23245.
Too much in love with you. 18131.
Too much like a dream. 8800.
Too much love. 8801.
Too much mama. 18132.
Too much stuff. 33824.
Too much time together. 23246.
Too much to ask. 8802.
Too much to forget. 4335. ,
Too much zoot, not enough love. 46167.
Too particular. 5201 (1000)
Too slow. 46168.
Too small. 50109.
Too small to be tall. 53172.
Toodle-oodle-ooh-00, don’t go 'way-ay. 41043.
Toodle-ooh, Mr. Jap. 4336.
Too-ri, o0-ri, 00-ri, oo-ri, ay. 18133.
Too-ri, too-ri, fadalinkadido. 28204.
Too-toodle-dee-doo-doo-dum. 37605.
Toot, toot. 28205, 50110.
Tootle-lu Jane Doe. 50111.
Top of the hill. 13784.
Top sergeant. 38823, 41107, 51364.
To-pa-jumbo. 13785.
Topaz waltz. 23247.
Topeka town. 50112.
Topic of the tropics. 8803.
Toplady. 8804.
Topper. 18134.
Topsy & Eva. 48564, 48783, 48822.
Topsy-turvy. 4337.
Topsy turvy world. 4338.
Toras adonoy t’mimoh. 33825.
Torch of freedom. 18135, 28206.
Torch of liberty. 13786, 18136, 53173.
Torch of love. 18137.
Torch song. 37606.
50108.
~ Torchy. 4339.
2264
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Torerolied. 14692 (749)
Tore’s lullaby. 47124 (515)
Tormented. 13787, 33826.
Tormentos de amor. 34788 (735)
Torna a Siviglia. 33827.
Tornero a te. 41044.
Toronto conservatory of music. 4340, 4341.
Toros. 23248.
Torpedo boat. 10953.
Torpedo sinks boat. 46169.
Torrent. 47124 (516)
Tortilla Flat. 3059, 5224, 14718, 15037, 15280,
15281, 16377, 16812, 16845, 17063, 17064, 17196,
17376, 17377, 17383-17385, 17598, 17717, 17875,
18138, 18327, 18328, 18341, 23249, 23250.
_ Train whistles. 4350.
Trained animals. 53636 (540)
Trains in the night. 41050.
Traision. 4361.
Tral la la. 28212.
Tramp of feet. 13789.
Tramp of marching feet. 33833.
Tramp of marching men. 33834.
Tramp of years. 28213.
Tramp on buddy. 41051.
Tramp the enemy down. 46174.
Tramp, tramp, tramp. 34788 (737-739), 46175.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are coming. 28214.
Tramp, tramp,tramp to victory. 46176.
Tranquil moods. 8809.
Tortillero. 46170.
Tosca. 53174.
Toshie Norrie, it’s aye simmer there. 41045.
Tota pulchra es. 8805, 50113.
Total eclipse of the Rising Sun. 4342.
Totalitarianism. 28207.
Tote, tote, this total war. 23251.
Toten. 34788 (736) -
Toten augen. 9582 (550)
Totenkranz. 29091 (657)
Totenlied. 14692 (750)
Tot’n a load. 18139.
Toualouwa. 5201 (1001)
Touch of a mother’s hand. 50835 (384)
Touch of Texas. 46171.
Touchdown. 4343, 33828.
Tourbillon. 5201 (1002), 29091 (658)
Tourist’s song. 4344.
Tovarich. 46172.
Tovaritch. 37607.
Tov l’hodos. 4345.
Toward horizons grand. 18140.
Town club. 24219 (1341)
Town tattler. 4346.
Town’s got me down. 28208.
Toy balloon man. 53636 (538)
Toy band. 47124 (517)
Toy drum major. 28209.
Toy meets girl. 23252.
Toy piano jump. 4347.
Toy store at Christmas. 33829.
Toy-Town. 47124 (518)
Toy-Town parade. 41046.
Toy violin. 41047.
Toyland. 33830.
Toyland tunes for pianoforte. 14692 (751, 752)
Toytown tooters. 33831.
Tracey's success montage. 13788.
Trade your wishbone for a backbone. 4348.
Traekspil valsen. 24219 (1342)
Traume. 9582 (551)
Traffic squad. 8806.
Traft ihr das schiff. 29091 (659)
Tragedy of atin soldier. 53636 (539)
Tragedy of Pearl Harbor. 4349.
Traiga otra cana. 33832.
Traigo un amor. 28210.
Trail blazer. 23253.
Trail dreamin’. 41048.
Trail is long. 23254.
Trail of dreams. 46173.
Trail to the stars. 8807.
Trailin’ Ben. 18141.
Trailing arbutus. 37608.
Trails end. 41049, 53175.
Trails of melady. 88038.
Train montage & bazaar dance. 28211.
Train to Kimberley. 18142.
521888 0 - 43 - 20
Tranquillity. 47124 (519)
Transatlantic march. 47124 (520), 50835 (385)
Transcontinental. 18845 (301)
Transcription of an old Welsh air, the faithful bird.
50835 (386)
Transcriptions, arrangements & pieces for piano.
23255.
Transformation. 4352, 46177.
Transient blues. 41052.
Transparent reflections. 50114.
Transvaal State artillery march. 28215.
Trapeze man. 28216.
Trapped. 33835.
Trapped in love. 33836.
Trapper call. 33836*.
Trauernde. 14682 (753) ‘
Traumerei. 8810, 24219 (1343, 1344)
Traumlied. 14692 (754)
Travel. 28217.
Travel side by side. 28218.
Traveler. 13790.
Traveler’s blues. 50115.
Travelin’ blues. 4353.
Travelin’ man. 53176.
Traveling in the moonlight on the prairie. 50116.
Traveling on with Jesus. 50835 (387), 53177.
Traveling the hills of old Kentucky. 28219.
Travellers. 50117.
Traviata. 14692 (755), 18878, 24219 (209)
Trav'lin’ down the trail of June dreams.
4354.
Traymore waltz. 13791.
Tre liriche. 33837.
Treasure. 29091 (660, 661)
Treasure God made for you. 33838.
Treasure waltz. 23256.
Treasures for two. 13792.
Treasures locked in my heart. 17393.
Treasury of the world’s finest folk song. 41053.
Treat ’em rough. 41054.
Treat folks as you find them. 33839.
Tree beside a brook. 18143.
Tree on the plains. 18143*.
Tree squirrel. 46178.
Tree-top serenade. 53178.
Tree with a broken heart. 46179.
Trees. 33840, 33841.
Trees won’t tell on me. 33842.
Trela. 41055.
Tremendous stream. 13794.
Tremolo trot. 5201 (1003), 38171 (414)
Tremount tavern trot. 23257.
Trémoussante. 9582 (552, 553)
Trés jolie. 33843:..
Tres moutarde. 18845 (302), 29091 (662)
Tres pelonas. 33844.
Tres piezas. 18144..
Tres piquante. 1884 (803)
2265:
INDEX
Treu wie gold, 8811.
Tribute. 33845,
Tribute of our thanks we bring. 8812.
Tribute of praise. 24219 (1345)
- Tribute to a great American. 18145,
Tribute to Carole Lombard, 23258, 33846,
Tribute to General MacArthur. 41056, 46180.
Tribute to summer. 34788 (740)
Tribute to the B-19, 13795.
Tricksy. 23259.
Trifles no. 3. 46181.
Trigger’s flight & death, 28220.
Trilby. 29091 (663), 38171 (415).
Trilby rag. 24219 (1346)
Trinity. 23260.
Trinity Sunday. 28221.
Trinta dias tem Novembro. 23261.
Trio. 8813-8815.
Trio in D major. 18845 (304)
Trio in E moll. 34788 (741)
Trio in G. 18845 (305)
Trio sonata, 4355, 18146, 23262.
Triolet: In thy sea-green misty eyes. 50118.
Trip a trip tromp. 50119.
Trip to headquarters. 4356-4358,
Trip to Tokio. 33847.
Triplet study. 53179, :
Tristan & Isolde. 41610 (206).
Tristan u. Isolde. 5201 (1004), 9582 (551),
14692 (756)
Triste. 33848, 37609.
Triste lucha. 53180.
Triste...muy triste. 53181.
Triste recuerdo. 33849,
Triste voy. 41057,
Tristesse. 24219 (1347)
Tristeza, 53182.
Triumph of jesus. 24219 (1348)
Triumph of liberty. 33850, 50120.
Triumph of right. 4359,
Triumph of the greater love. 38171 (416)
Triumph song. 24219 (1349)
Triumphal march. 18845,(306), 24219 (1350),
46182.
Triumphant Lord, Thy work is done. 5201 (1005)
Trixie from Dixie. 46183.
Trobador. 34788 (742)
Troierdike liebe. 46184.
Troika, 8816, 28222.
Trois épigrammes. 14692 (757)
Trois petites piéces. 29091 (664)
Troisiéme legon de ténébres. 18147.
Trojan march. 14692 (758)
Trollslandan, 41610 (207)
Trombone special. 18148. \
Trompin’, 37610,
Troopin’, a patrol. 4360,
Troopin-along. 23263.
Troopship. 35758.
Trophyo from Tokyo. 46185.
Tropic shore. 18149,
Tropic waters. 41058.
Tropical club. 33851.
Tropical gardens. 33852.
Tropical island. 33853, 37611.
Tropical love. 13796.
Tropical magic. 4361.
Tropical moonlight. 4362, 13797.
Tropical music. 23264.
Tropical night. 37612.
Tropical serenade, 33852.
Tropical twist. 46186,
Tropicana. 53183.
Trépico. 53184.
Trost. 24219 (1351)
Trottola. 33854,
Troubadour. 2628.
Troubadour waltz. 5201 (1006)
Troubadour’s song. 34788 (743)
Trouble just like mine. 53185.
Trouble keeps on. 50121.
Trouble on my mind, 4363.
Trouble, thy name is woman. 37613.
Troubled dreams. 8817.
Troubled island. 4364,
Troubled waters. 23265.
Troubles are bubbles. 18150.
Troublesome tree, 53186.
Trovatore. 9582 (554), 14692 (453, 454),
14868.
Troy. 18151.
Truck driver’s saga, 50122.
Trucks. 13798-13801.
True American family 4365.
True Americans. 4366.
True Americans, marching on to victory. 23266.
True as the Red, White & Blue. 46187,
True as the stars, 8818.
True blue. 18152, 37614.
True-blue American. 41059.
True blue to you, 53187.
True Canadians, that’s all. 13802.
True life blues. 46188.
True love. 13803, 37675, 46189, 50123.
True love & heartaches. 28223. ~
True love can never die. 23267.
' True love comes once to you. 4367.
True love faileth never. 47124 (521)
True love finds a way. 37616.
True love never runs smooth, 18153, 23268,
True love remains in aur hearts. 33855.
True love shines on forever. 18154.
True love will live forever. 8819.
True love will set the Rising Sun. 18155.
True love’s the gift. 5201 (1007)
True meaning of friend. 4368, 50124.
True pals. 28224.
True to jesus. 5201 (1008)
True to me. 8820.
True to my heart over there, 28225.
True to our nation. 4369.
True to the army. 20991, 21834,
True to the one you love. 8821.
True to the Red, White & Blue. 13804, 41060.
Truely| ?] it’s true. 18156.
Trulala. 4370.
Truly, Ido. 18157.
Truly true. 28226,
Truly yours. 5201 (1009), 34788 (744)
Trump of God did sound. 4371.
Trumpet blues & cantabile. 28227.
Trumpet call. 29091 (665)
Trumpet song. 13805, 28228.
Trumpet tune & peal, 46190,
Trumpets of liberty. 33856.
Trumpets of resurrection, 18158.
Trumpets of victory. 8822.
Trunkful of treasures. 33857.
Truro, 8823.
Trust. 18159,
Trust in God & do your best. 38171 (417)
Trust in God & persevere, 29091 (666)
Trust in His promise, 23269,
Trust in Jesus. 18160.
Trust in the Lord. 33858.
Trust—over & over again. 4372.
2266
nos. 1-12, 1942
Trust song. 38171 (418)
Trust the Eternal. 18161.
Trusting. 23270, 37617. ~
Trusting in Jesus. 8824.
Trusting love. 4373.
Trusting only you. 50125.
Truth & honor marches [?] on. 28229.
Truth of the Book Divine. 50126.
Try a little kissing. 37618.
Try & stop America. 28230.
Try it over again. 5201 (1010), 14692 (759)
Try me. 41061.
Try not to get sore. 50127.
Try smilin’. 13806.
Try smiling. 37619.
Try Spry. 46191.
Try to remember. 46192.
‘Try, try again. 28231, 53188.
Trying hard to smile. 46193.
Trying to find love. 4374.
Trying to forget. 28232, 33859, 33860.
Trying to forget you. 37620, 50128.
Trying to make heaven my home.
41062.
Tryst. 14692 (760)
Trysting place. 50835 (388)
Tsar’s bride. 23271.
Tschaikowsky andante. 23272.
Tschaikowsky Piano concerto no. 1. 18162.
Tschaikowsky’s B flat minor concerto. 46194.
Tschaikowsky’s Concerto no. 1. 23273.
Tschaikowsky’s Concerto no. 1, pt. 2. 33861.
Tschaikowsky’s Nutcracker suite. 8825, 46195.
Tschaikowsky’s Valse serenade. 23274.
Tsibiari Hirohito. 8826.
Tsk tsk tsk. 46196.
Tu. 46197.
Tu. 46198.
Tu beso. 28233.
Tu caricia. 23275.
Tu castigo. 28234, 33862, 46199.
Tu como aurora de plata. 13807.
Tu corazon. 33863.
Tu erés bonita. 4375, 41063.
Tu-et-ego. 23276, 33864.
Tu me dite polvo e sapo. 33865.
Tu quimera., 41064, ©
Tu sei la piu bella, 4376.
Tu te llevaste. 8827.
Tu traicion. 8828.
Tuy yo. 33866.
Tubb (Ernest) song folio of sensational suc-
cesses. 33867.
Tuck him in bed with a prayer. 46200.
Tuck me in a corner of your heart.
4377.
Tuckertoes book. 8829.
Tucuman. 13808.
Tuft songs, 1915. 34788 (745, 746)
Tug. 53189.
Tui sunt caeli. 8830.
Tui sunt coeli. 14692 (761)
Tulip. 41065.
Tuliptime. 18163, 34999, 35019, 35020, 35221,
35383, 35423, 35813, 36432, 36584, 36740, 36746,
36954, 37030, 37065, 37621, 37833, 37834, 46201.
Tulip time in Holland. 37622.
Tulip time in Michigan. 11956, 14560, 15422,
18163.
Tulips are talking tonight. 50129.
Tulips will bloom again in Holland. 37623, 41066.
Tulsa. 28235.
Tum teedle dum. 53190.
INDEX
Tumbando cana. 4378, 23277.
Tumble down homes, 28236.
Tumble down stars. 33868.
Tumble in love, gee! But I’d like to tumble in love
with a girl like you. 47124 (522)
Tumble-weed trail. 13809, 28238.
Tumblers. 28237.
Tune aday. 13810.
Tune book. 41067.
Tune by Orlando Gibbons, 33869.
Tune for a broken heart. 41068.
Tune for two. 4379.
Tune in. 28239.
Tune in my heart. 46202.
Tune in on love. 8831.
Tune in to my heart, soldier boy of mine.
13811.
Tune time. 41069.
Tune Town shuffle. 4380.
Tune up book for male chorus. 8832.
Tune up your fiddle. 37624
Tuning the piano. 4381.
Tuning up. 24219 (1352)
Turbulence. 41070.
Turkestan. 50130.
Turkey buzzard’s paradise. 53191.
Turkey gobbler strut. 8833.
Turkey in the straw. 13812, 18164.
Turkey serenade. 13813.
Turkey trotting boy. 24219 (1353)
Turkish march. 18165.
Turkish patrol. 34788 (747), 41071.
Turn again to love’s enchantment. 53192.
Turn back the years. 4382, 13814.
Turn left. 33870.
Turn of the tide. 13815.
Turn out the Eagles. 33871.
Turn out - Yankee Doodle-doo. 33872, 33873.
Turn out your lights, there’s a blackout tonight.
41072.
Turn right. 33874.
Turn tears into smiles, 33875.
Turn the hands back, Father Time. 5201 (1011),
41610 (208)
Turn the hum of V to victory. 8834.
Turn the night into day. 28240.
Turn to Him ye people. 23278.
Turn your dreams on me. 33876.
Turn Your light not from me. 18166.
Turn your pretty head my way. 18167.
Turner’s march. 53193...
Turning of green to gold. 46203.
Turning wheels. 13816.
Turquoise. 8835.
Tus amores. 4383.
Tus besos. 23279, 33877.
Tus lindos ojos son. 8836.
Tus ojos. 33878, 33879.
Tus ojos negros. 28241. -
Tus ojos verde mar. 41073. .
Tuscaloosa. 46204.
Tuscarora. 41074, 46205.
Tutti a Tripoli. 14692 (762)
Tuti maramba. 33880, 33881.
Tutum foo blues. 53194.
"Twas a day. 41075.
*Twas all for me. 29091 (667)
"Twas always Mary. 47124 (523)
"Twas in the spring. 24219 (1354)
"Twas long ago. 34788 (748)
’*Twas nice knowing you. 8837.
"Twas not to be. 41076.
’Twas not too soon. 37625,
2267
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
‘Twas on a Sunday morning. 13817, 28242. Twilight ray. 41083.
’Twas on one Sunday morning. 18168. Twilight rays. 38171 (421)
’Twas you. 8838. Twilight reverie. 41084, 46214.
Tweedle-o-twill. 28243. M Twilight romance, 14692 (765, 766), 50133.
12th armored division sang. 41077. Twilight scene. 29091 (668)
Twelfth man. 4384. Twilight serenade. 18171, 28249.
12th street rag. 34788 (749), 41078. Twilight sketches. 5201 (1013)
Twelve Christmas carols. 41079. : Twilight song. 5201 (1014)
Twelve melodious studies in velocity. 34788 (750) Twilight'star. 50134,
Twelve organ transcriptions. 37626. Twilight takes me back to you. 28250.
Twelve processionals for men’s choirs. 53636 (541) Twilight, the roses & you. 5201 (1015)
Twelve responses, 4385. Twilight time. 53636 (543)
Twelve, seven, forty one. 4386, 8839. Twilight trail. 8844.
Twelve short poems for violin & piano, 14692 Twilight trail of dreams. 23286..
(763) Twilight zephyrs. 14692 (767)
Twelve special studies for the cornet (trumpet) Twilite range. 4391.
18169. ’Twill be glory for me. 9582 (555)
20th century. 41080. ’Twill not be long. 46215.
Twentieth century blues. 28244. Twin city serenade. 37631.
Twentieth century march. 46206. Twin eagles. 46216.
Twenty devotional hymns in honor of the Blessed Twin flags. 23287.
Virgin Mary including hymns for the month of Twinkle in your eye. 4392,
Mary. 14692 (764) Twinkle star. 50135.
Twenty-five bucks a week, 4387. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. 24219 (1358)
25 first-grade piano pieces. 8840. Twinkling stars, 18845 (307)
Twenty five grand, 28245. Twinkling tomorrow. 46217.
Twenty-five miles from Broadway. 33882. Twins, 19316, 19360, 21508, 22991.
Twenty-five old fashioned dance tunes, 33883. Twisted keel. 37632.
25,000 bucks a year. 50131. Twitterpated. 28251.
Twenty-four choral preludes. 46207. Twixt darkness & light. 41085.
_ Twenty-four hours a day. 50132. Two American sketches. 8845,
Twenty four hours ago. 28246. Two American songs. 37633.
Twenty-four hours in each day. 18170. Two Americans. 46218.
Twenty four hours with the one I adore. 46208. Two &adream,. 18172.
Twenty little songs. 23280. Two ants meeting in the grass. 13824.
Twenty little songs for children. 34788 (751) Two artists. 46219.
20-99 blues. 53195. Two aubades. 37634.
Twenty-one. 8841. Two-babes. 28252.
Twenty one chorale motets for chorus of mixed Two Belgian love songs. 18845 (308)
voices, 37627. Two Biblical songs. 18173.
Twenty one guns. 32123. Two big eyes. 41610 (209, 210)
Twenty one steps to heaven. 53196. Two bits. 13825.
Twenty responses for general worship. 33884. Two broken hearts. 4393.
Twenty serenades. 4388. Two brothers. 53199.
Twenty short etudes, with pe ma Two brothers of mine. 18174.
37628. Two brown eyes. 14692 (768)
26 shades of blues. 23281. Two by four. 18175.
Twenty third psalm. 4389, 8842, 24219 (1355), Two can cheat. 4394.
33885, 37629, 46209-46211. Two characteristic pieces. 50835 (389)
Twenty-three - F. 13818. 2 choral preludes, 46220.
Twenty-three skidoo. 4390. Two Christmas carols. 4395. \
Twenty to one. 21029, 21938. Two cigarettes in the dark. 13826.
Twice in a lifetime. 23282, 53197. Two cigars. 8846,
Twice 33 carols for home & church use, 53198. Two dreams. 50136.:-
Twilight. 5201 (1012), 13819, 23283-23285, Two easy classics. 14692 (769)
28247, 38171 (419), 46212. Two faced man. 33890.
Twilight along New England shores. 41081. Two fairy dances. 53636 (544)
Twilight & sunset. 33886. Two fingers for victory. 33891.
Twilight brings dreams of you. 34788 (752) Two fishers. 53636 (545)
Twilight dreams, 33887, 38171 (420), 41082, Two fool jackasses. 4396.
46213. Two fools in love. 50137.
Twilight fantasy. 37630. Two for one, 23288.
Twilight hour, 28248. Two for to-night. 8847.
Twilight in April. 33888. 2/4 & the 3/4. 14692 (770)
Twilight in Echo Lane. 8843. Two Gaucho melodies. 4397,
Twilight in the old home town. 13820. Two gems from Gluck. 53636 (546)
Twilight kisses. 13821. Two gossipers - laendler, 29091 (669-672)
Twilight love. 13822. Two great pals, Franklin & Winston. 4398.
Twilight lullaby. 34788 (753) F Two grenadiers. 29091 (673)
Twilight meditation, 33889. Two guitars. 8848, 53200.
Twilight melody. 53636 (542) Two heads are better than one. 38171 (422),
Twilight of love, 24219 (1356, 1357) 53636 (547)
Twilight on the blue Pacific. 13823. Two hearts. 23289,
2268
Two hearts beat as one. 13827.
Two hearts in a black-out. 13828.
Two hearts in love. 8849.
Two hearts in spring. 8850.
Two hearts in the bark. 13829.
Two hearts in winter-time. 8851.
Two hearts of stone. 41086.
Two hearts that beat alone. 46221.
Two hearts, two heads joined together are better
than one. 33892.
Two hearts under one umbrella. 33893.
270 tone & technique exercises. 53201.
221 progressive studies for trombone. 28253.
Two in love. 18176.
Two in one blues. 4399.
2 in 1 maxixe tango. 5201 (1016)
Two inscriptions for the Christmas candle. 53202.
_ Two Irish eyes. 53203.
Two is company. 24764, 25178, 25214, 25215,
25709, 25801, 25944, 26411, 27816, 28254, 28548,
28985, 31464, 47124 (35, 87, 136, 139, 140, 208,
219, 243, 293, 469, 524, 542, 578)
Two Jamaican pieces. 18177.
Two laughing Irish eyes. 38171 (423)
Two like us. 13830.
Two litanies. 46222.
Two little birds in love. 50138.
Two little children. 18178.
Two little dances. 5201 (1017), 9582 (556),
50835 (390)
Two little devils in your eyes. 50139.
Two little encore songs. 53636 (548)
Two little fishes. 28255.
Two little girls with eyes of blue. 46223.
Two little impromptus. 41087.
Two little kittens chasing their tails. 46224.
Two little lovers in the park. 37635.
Two little rabbits. 18179. —
Two little shoes. 50140.
Two little sunbonnet girls. 33894.
Two little tears. 28256.
Two little towheads. 13831.
Two lofty themes. 23290.
Two lonely hearts. 28257.
Two lots in the Bronx. 5201 (811, 1059), 9582
(211, 317, 557, 558)
Two lovers. 13832.
Two lovers in Lomion. 33895.
Two loves. 238291.
Two magic phrases. 28258.
Two marches from Revolutionary America. 13833.
Two melodious studies. 41088.
Two military marches in honor of the U.S. armed
forces. 28259.
Two minuets. 18180.
Two moon shadows. 41089.
Two nameless stars. 33896.
Two ocean navy. 23292.
Two of a kind. 4400, 8852, 23293.
Two of you. 23294.
Two on a bike. 37636.
Two pairs of eyes. 37637.
Two pals. 50835 (391)
Two piano pieces. 18181.
Two pieces for string orchestra. 13834, 37638.
Two pieces for viola & piano. 37639.
Two poems. 38171 (424, 425)
Two responses. 4401, 5201 (1018)
Two roses. 14692 (771), 24219 (1359)
Two shadows in the moonlight. 37640.
Two shadows on your parlor shade. 4402.
2 short dances. 46225.
Two sides to every story. 41090.
Two silhouettes. 41091.
Two sketches. 53636 (549)
Two soldier boys. 46226.
Two soldiers. 13835.
Two songs. 4403, 5201 (1019), 38171 (426)
Two songs by Beethoven. 37641.
2 sonnets. 5201 (1020, 1021)
Two souls have I. 41092.
Two sparkling eyes. 46227.
Two stars. 46228. ;
Two stars in my window. 41093.
Two stars in the sky. 4404.
Two steps from heaven. 13836.
Two sweethearts, baby. 4405.
Two sweethearts with Uncle Sam. 13837.
Two tears. 53204.
Two time love affair. 37642.
Two-timing me. 28260.
Two-timing Tessie. 18182.
Two unison songs for boys. 24219 (1360)
Two voices. 23295.
Two-way feeling. 46229.
Two wedding marches. 50141.
Two white candles. 8853.
Two white gardenias. 4406.
Two white gardenias & old dusty rose. 37643.
Two windows. 5201 (1022)
Two wrongs don’t make a right. 28261.
Two years hence. 5201 (1023)
Two Zunian melodies. 24219 (1361)
Typewriter serenade. 18183.
Typewriting montage. 53205.
Typical American. 28262.
Typical "Merican rag. 24219 (1362)
Tyrannical you. 23296.
Tyrolian dance. 29091 (674)
Tyrolian echoes. 18184.
Tzigane in rhythm. 28263.
U can save America. 28264.
U for unity. 13838.
U mom se lu. 13839.
U predoru carsija. 4407.
USMC President march. 28265.
U Stambulu. 13840.
U.U. unity. 4408.
Uber alles siegt die liebe. 8854*.
Ueber die felder. 47124 (525)
Uh huh. 8855, 13841.
Ukahowa. 18185.
Ukelele [?] melody. 8856.
Ukulele e bandera fox trot. 8857.
Ultima canzone. 8858.
Ultima noche. 18186.
Ultima rosa. 34788 (754)
Ultimate victory. 4409, 18187.
Ulysses. 50142, 50143.
Um mitternacht. 50835 (392)
Ump-da-de-ump-da-de-aye. 29091 (675)
Un bajel. 46230.
Un dia .. me mird. 28266.
Unaccustom [?]asIam. 13842.
Uncel [?] Sam gave my gitterbug[?]a gun. 4410.
Uncensored. 50283.
. Unclaimed baggage. 46231.
2269
Uncle Annie & Aunty Joe. 28267.
Uncle Bottleneck. 8859.
Uncle Butch. 23297.
Uncle can’t ration love. 28268.
Uncle Sam. 4411-4413, 8860, 8861, 13843, 13844,
23298, 23299, 28269-28272, 33897, 33898, 37644,
41094, 41095, 46232, 46233, 50144, 50145, 53206,
53207.
Uncle Sam, a grand old man. 28273.
Uncle Sam, a lover of liberty. 33899.
Uncle Sam always wins his war. 28274.
Uncle Sam & Aunt Sam. 23300.
Uncle Sam & Johnny Bull, 28275, 53208.
Uncle Sam & MacArthur. 23301, 46234.
Uncle Sam & me. 41096, 50146.
Uncle Sam & Miss Liberty. 13845.
Uncle Sam & the hit-mus-its. 33900, 41097.
Uncle Sam & you & I have a date. 28276.
Uncle Sam calls to you. 13846.
Uncle Sam can use it. 37645.
Uncle Sam did as much for you. 33901.
Uncle Sam entertaining you. 53209.
Uncle Sam floating Old Glory, America’s Stars
& Stripes. 13847.
Uncle Sam forever. 8862.
Uncle Sam gave the command, 23302.
Uncle Sam yets around. 4414,
Uncle Sam, God will guide you. 13848.
Uncle Sam goes out to sea, 18188.
Uncle Sam goes to town. 23303.
Uncle Sam goes to town, mow ’em down! Mow
?em down! Mow ’em down. 33902, 53210, 53211.
Uncle Sam Hari Kari is your man. 33003,
Uncle Sam has a priority on my heart. 33904,
Uncle Sam has called him, 33905.
Uncle Sam has called his boys. 41098.
Uncle Sam has called me. 53212.
Uncle Sam has called me, darling. 4415.
Uncle Sam has called. me, mother. 41099,
Uncle Sam has called you. 8863.
Uncle Sam has enlisted you, Uncle Sam will
enlist me too. 41100.
Uncle Sam has gone to sea, 23304.
Uncle Sam has got his harness on. 46235.
Uncle Sam has his hat in the ring. 13849,
23305.
Uncle Sam has need for me now. 41101.
Uncle Sam has need of me now. 4416,
Uncle Sam has plans tor me. 13850.
Uncle Sam has rolled up his sleeves. 41102.
Uncle Sam has started to fight. 8864.
Uncle Sam he belongs to you. 8865.
Uncle Sam, he is calling you. 23306.
Uncle Sam, here Lam. 8866, 13851, 46236.
Uncle Sam! Here we are. 46237.
Uncle Sam, here we come, 13852, 28277, 41103.
Uncle Sam, here We 80. 8867.
Uncle Sam, here’s my lad, 28278.
Uncle Sam, L hear you calling. 23307.
Uncle Sam I’ll give my heart & hand, 18189,
Uncle Sam I’m with you, 4417.
Uncle Sam, I’m your man & hereIlam. 13853.
Uncle Sam is a grand old man. 8868.
Uncle Sam is a superman. 23308.
Uncle Sam is active. 33906.
Uncle Sam is asking you to buy your bonds &
stamps today, 28279.
Uncle Sam is backing you. 4418.
Uncle Sam is big & strong. 8869,
Uncle Sam is callin’ me, 23309,
Uncle Sam is calling. 8870, 13854-13856, 18190,
23310, 23311, 28280, 28281, 33907, 37646, 41104,
46238.
Uncle Sam is calling you. 4419, 18191, 23312,
28282, 37647.
Uncle Sam is depending on you. 37648,
Uncle Sam is going to have an army & a navy.
18192.
Uncle Sam is gunning for you, 33908,
Uncle Sam is headman, 50147.
Uncle Sam is in the air, 28283.
Unclé Sam is in the war, 50148,
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Uncle Sam is marching on. 13857, 41105.
Uncle Sam is now prepared. 50149.
Uncle Sam is on deck, 23313.
Uncle Sam is on his way. 33909.
Uncle Sam is on the way. 13858.
Uncle Sam is proud of you. 23314, 33910.
Uncle Sam is ready ev’rywhere, 23315.
Uncle Sam is. ready, to save our American way. 13859.
Uncle Sam is rolling up his sleeves. 46239,
Uncle Sam is settin traps. 13860.
Uncle Sam is the biggest toad in the puddle. 50150.
Uncle Sam is us. 4420.
Uncle Sam, it’s up to you. 8871.
Uncle Sam, junior. 13861.
Uncle Sam made a man of mama’s boy. 4421.
Uncle Sam needs anavy & the navy needs you, 23316.
Uncle Sam needs lots of dough so let’s all help him
raise it. 33911.
Uncle Sam needs me, too, 41106,
Uncle Sam needs the rubber. 28284,
Uncle Sam needs us all to win. 33912.
Uncle Sam needs you. 28285, 50151.
Uncle Sam, ‘oh, Uncle Sam. 13862.
Uncle Sam, please don’t ration kisses. 28286,
Uncle Sam polka, 46240.
Uncle Sam protects our liberty. 13863.
Uncle Sam said to his nephew. 46241.
Uncle Sam says. 53213,
Uncle Sam says, I need you again. 37649.
Uncle Sam says; One for all, all for one. 4422,
Uncle Sam stands up. 46242.
Uncle Sam stepped in. 37650, 50152.
Uncle Sam, the greatest leader of them all, 46243.
Uncle Sam, the man I love. 13864,
Uncle Sam, the man of the hour. 13865,
Uncle Sam told me. 18193.
Uncle Sam told the boys of the nation, 46244.
Uncle Sam, Uncle Sam. 23317,
Uncle Sam wants you. 41107.
Uncle Sam, we are coming back. 33913, 46245.
Uncle Sam we are here. 8872.
Uncle Sam we are ready. 8873.
Uncle Sam we hear you calling. 41108,
Uncle Sam we know you're right, 4423, 18194.
Uncle Sam we promise you. 8874, ;
Uncle Sam we’ll fight. 8875.
Uncle Sam, we’ ll fight them for you. 13866.
Uncle Sam, we 7ll see you through. 23318, 23319,
Uncle Sam we re all for you. 4424, 18195.
Uncle Sam, we ’re back of you. 33914,
Uncle Sam we’re behind you to a man, 28287.
Uncle Sam we’re coming. 37651.
Uncle Sam we’re depending on you. 4425,
Uncle Sam we re proud of you, 33915.
Uncle Sam, we: ’re standing by you. 28288,
Uncle Sam, we’re with you. 13867, 46246.
Uncle Sam, what a man, 28289.
Uncle Sam will be proud of you. 13868,
iets Sam will care for mother when you're gone,
8196,
Uncle Sam will get you little Jap, 23320,
Uncle Sam will lead us through. 8876,
Uncle Sam will see us through. 13869,
Uncle Sam will shackle Schicklgruber J 13870,
Uncle Sam will take care of you all. 13871.
Uncle Sam will take your man, 4426.
Uncle Sam will tell them how & when. 46247.
Uncle Sam won’t keep me forever. 41109.
Uncle Sam won’t ration love. 46248.
Uncle Sam, you & me, 8877,
Uncle Sam, you need your black men, too, 41110.
Uncle Sam you’ re a grand old guy. 8878,
Uncle Sam you’re a grand old man. 46249.
~~
2270
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Uncle Sam, you’re a mighty man. 50153.
Uncle Sam, you’re the bestest man what am. 8879.
Uncle Sam you’ve been a daddy to me. 4427.
Uncle Sam’ll swing the axe. 37652.
Uncle Sammie. 13872.
Uncle Sammie’s boys. 28290.
Uncle Sammie’s boys are marching. 13873.
UncleSammie’s boys are playingSantaClaus. 50154.
Uncle Sammie’s children. 23321.
Uncle Sammie’s soldier. 50155.
Uncle Sammy. 28291, 33916, 46250, 53214.
Uncle Sammy ain’t afoolin’. 28292.
Uncle Sammy & the Japs. 50156.
Uncle Sammy has ants in his pants. 46251.
Uncle Sammy hereI come. 23322.
Uncle Sammy, here we come. 13874, 33917,
Uncle Sammy I’m coming. 46252.
Uncle Sammy is calling. 4428.
Uncle Sammy is there. 18197.
Uncle Sammy I’ve been thinking. 33918.
Uncle Sammy keep your eye on that girl of mine,
37653.
Uncle Sammy laughs last. 28293.
Uncle Sammy needs me baby. 28294.
Uncle Sammy needs you. 46253.
Uncle Sammy needs you too. 4429.
Uncle Sammy needs your dough. 18198, 28295.
Uncle Sammy take care of my gal. 33919. —
Uncle Sammy we’re standing behind you. 18199.
Uncle Sammy’s boy. 18200, 37654.
Uncle Sammy’s boys. 41111.
Uncle Sammy’s callin’. 4430, 18201.
Uncle Sammy’s crew. 13875.
Uncle Sammy’s fighting shirt. 8880.
Uncle Sammy’s fighting Yanks. 28296.
Uncle Sammy’s gals have gone to war. 50157.
Uncle Sammy’s gonna win. 33920.
Uncle Sammy’s got my sweetheart. 4431.
Uncle Sammy’s Herby, the roughest toughest
soldier in the world. 41112.
Uncle Sammy’s nephews. 37655.
Uncle Sammy’s niece. 46254.
Uncle Sammy’s sons. 8881.
Uncle Sammy’s victory brigade. 28297.
Uncle Sammy’s WAACS. 53215.
Uncle Sam’s a-callin’. 8882.
Uncle Sam’s airbirds. 23323.
Uncle Sam’s angry again. 4432.
Uncle Sam’s appeal. 28298.
Uncle Sam’s army is coming. 41113.
Uncle Sam’s beauty shoppe. 46255.
Uncle Sam’s boys. 50158.
Uncle Sam’s bugleman. 46256.
Uncle Sam’s call. 13876, 18202, 33921, 50159.
Uncle Sam’s call to arms. 8883.
Uncle Sam’s calling, just follow through. 13877.
Uncle Sam’s calling me. 4433, 18203.
Uncle Sam’s calling you. 23324, 46257.
Uncle Sam’s camp song. 23325.
Uncle Sam’s Christmas. 46257*,
Uncle Sam’s daughters. 46258.
Uncle Sam’s fighters. 37656.
Uncle Sam’s fighting birds of the air. 50160.
Uncle Sam’s Flag. 13878.
Uncle Sam’s forest rangers. 8884-8887.
Uncle Sam’s girl friend. 53216.
Uncle Sam’s got a job to do. 37657.
Uncle Sam’s got my man. 23326.
Uncle Sam’s got the ball. 23327.
Uncle Sam’s great round-up. 28299.
Uncle Sam’s had enough. 13879.
Uncle Sam’s march. 8888, 18204. .
Uncle Sam’s military maids. 4434,
Uncle Sam’s m’rival. 4435.
Uncle Sam’s my sugar daddy now. 50161.
Uncle Sam’s my tailor now. 37658.
Uncle Sam’s nephews & nieces. 46259.
Uncle Sam’s nieces. 33922.
Uncle Sam’s our landlord now. 50162.
Uncle Sam’s out to win. 46260.
Uncle Sam’s promise. 13880.
Uncle Sam’s soldier boy. 50163.
Uncle Sam’s son. 46261.
Uncle Sam’s strong right arm. 18205.
Uncle Sam’s sweet melody. 8889.
Uncle Sam’s the most popular man today. 8890.
Uncle Sam’s United States marines. 23328.
Uncle Sam’s victory. 4436.
Uncle Sam’s victory march. 33923, 50164.
Uncle Sam’s war song. 8891.
Uncle Sam’s wings. 13881.
Uncle Samuel, here I come. 23329.
Uncle Samuel’s nephews & nieces. 41114.
Uncle, Uncle Sam. 46262.
Uncle Walter’s put his car away. 18206.
Uncle’s job. 41115.
Unconquered we stand., 37659.
Und die kugel traf. 29091 (676)
Und grade wenn’s am schonsten ist. 14692 (772)
Und hat der tag all seine qual. 29091 (677)
Und Michel lacht dazu. 9582 (562)
Undecided. 50165)
Undeniably delightful. 8892.
Under a beach umbrella. 33924.
Under a blue sky all the time now. 28300.
Under a caravan of stars. 50166.
Under a cocoanut tree. 23330.
Under a falling star. 28301.
Under a starlit sky. 33925.
Under a strawberry moon. 33926.
Under a tree that is shady. 8893.
Under a western moon, 23331.
Under American skies. 33927.
Under His love. 53217.
Under his spell. 8894.
Under His wings. 5201 (1024)
Under life’s banner. 9582 (559)
Under Philipino [?] stars. 37660.
Under southern stars. 13882.
Under the American eagle ... liberty. 8895.
Under the American Flag. 34788 (755), 50167.
Under the Arizona moon. 4437.
Under the Banner. 23332.
Under the blue of the skies. 41116.
Under the bridge. 33928. ~
Under the Christmas tree. 46262*.
Under the crescent. 34788 (756)
Under the cypress. 5201 (1025)
Under the double eagle. 50835 (393)
Under the double V. 13883. —
Under the Flag of the free. 13884.
Under the greenwood tree. 4438.
Under the lazy autumn sun. 46263.
Under the mellow Arabian moon. 29091 (678)
Under the Miami palm, 4439.
Under the mistletoe. 34788 (757)
Under the night. 13885.
Under the November moon, 8896.
Under the palms. 18207, 29091 (679), 50835 (394)
Under the pine tree. 24219 (1363, 1364)
Under the Red, White & Blue. 46264.
Under the shady long leaf pine. 50168.
Under the skies of blue. 28302.
Under the spell. 5201 (1026)
Under the spell of the moonlight. 4440.
2271
INDEX
SE SETAE NNN A AI AN NTN aS Ee RAN SDN A Nee ta ve Pe ene
Under the spell of you. 8897.
Under the Starry Banner. 18208, 29091 (680)
Under the Starry Banner march. 50835 (395)
Under the stars. 5201 (1027)
Under the Stars & Stripes. 8898, 37661, 41117,
46265, 50169.
Under the summer moon, 9582 (560)
Under the Texas moon. 28303.
Under the western sky. 41118.
Under the wings of the eagle, 33929.
Under uniform command. 41119.
Under your spell. 8899.
Underground activity. 23333.
Underneath it all. 8900.
Underneath the bamboo tree. 50170.
Underneath the cherry tree.. 33930.
Underneath the ha ha tree. 8901, 18209.
Underneath the old oak tree. 5201 (1028)
Underneath the stars. 34788 (758)
Underneath the Texas moon. 18210.
Underneath the willow. 41120.
Understand. 18211.
Understanding all, 18212.
Understanding mind. 13886.
Undertake for me. 34788 (759)
Undine. 9582 (145)
Unexpected call of 1941. 41121.
Unexpected riches. 48953,
Unfading beauty. .18213, 18214.
Unfinished because of you. 46266,
Unfinished business. 496.
Unfinished symphony. 13887.
Unfolding faith. 5201 (1029)
Unforgotten prayer. 33931.
Unfurl Old Glory. 28304, 33932.
Unfurl Old Glory higher, be the heroes in the
air. 8902:
Unfurl the flag. 9582 (561)
Unfurl the Red, V’hite & Blue, 41122.
Ungarische tanze nr. 1,5 u. 6. 23334.
Ungarischer tanz. 14692 (773, 774)
Unhappiness has a twin, 18215.
Unhappy dinner. 53218.
Unholy three. 4441.
Unidas venceran, 50171.
Uniform affair. 18216.
Uniform blues. 41123.
Union. 28305.
Union hymnal. 28306.
Unison mass in E flat maj. 41124.
Unite against aggression. 37662.
Unite, America. 4442, 46267, 53219.
Unite & win this war. 22335.
United. 8903, 13888, 37663.
United all. 46268.
United America. 4443, 8904, 13889, 13890,
18217, 41125.
United America for all. 13891.
United Americans military march. 18218.
United & determined. 23336.
United are we. 37664.
United for victory. 8905-8908, 13892, 28307,
37665, 50172,
U-n-i-t-e-d for victory with the U. S. A. 33933.
United forever. 50173.
United friends of England. 33934.
United in liberty. 50174.
United, let’s fight. 8909.
United liberty. 47124 (526)
United march. 28308, 46269.
United musician. 24219 (1365)
United Nations, 8910, 23337-23339, 28309-28311, 33935
33937, 41126, 46270, 50175-50177, 53220-53225.
United States at war.
| | Uintited Nations, all. 46271.
| UUnited Nations anthem. 28312.
, | ‘United Nations, as one we’ll stand, 23340, 28313.
United Nations battle hymn. 28314, 532226.
United Nations’ battle song. 33938, 46272.
United Nations call. 46273.
United Nations ever-more. 41127,
United Nations fighting men. 46274,
United Nations fighting song. 46275.
United Nations forever. 13893, 23341, 23342, 28315,
33939.
United Nations march, 23343, 28316, 33940, 50178.
United Nations march for victory & peace. 8911.
United Nations, march to victory. 46276.
United Nations marching. 50179.
United nations of America. 8912.
United Nations on to victory. 41128.
United Nations shall stand. 53227.
United Nations song. 33941, 41129, 46277.
United Nations theme song. 37666.
United Nations together we fight. 8913.
United Nations V... —. 46278.
United Nations victory call. 41130.
United Nations victory march. 41131, 46279, 46280,
50180, 50181.
United Nations victory song. 28317, 46281, 46282.
United on every hand. 4444. '
U. S. O. 4445, 8914, 18219, 18220, 23344, 37667, 37668
46283.
U.S. O. chorus. 33942.
U.S. O. girl.
U-S-O of the U-S-A. 23345, 33943.
U.S. O. song. 28319, 37669.
U.S.O. victory song. 37670.
U.S. 4447, 8915, 37671, 41132.
U.S.ABC’s, 46284,
U. S. America. 28320, 41133.
United States, America, our U.S.A. 18221.
United States & Canada. 37672.
U. S. army air corps. 41134,
U. S. army call. 18222.
U. S. army engineers. 28321.
United States army is grand. 13894.
33944,
U. S. boys fight like the lions. 50182,
U.S. cruiser. 46285. j
United States defense bonds for freedom.
U. S. defense express. 4448.
U.S. defense march. 18224.
U. S. engineers. 33945, 53228.
U. S. engineers fight song. 53229.
U.S. fight for freedom. 4449,
U. S. fighting song. 28322.
United States forever. 4450.
United States has awakened. 53230.
. marching song. 28323.
. marching to victory. 23346.
. marines. 50183.
. marines on parade. 46286.
means us, just you & me. 33946.
means us — you & me. 8854, 18225.
military academy march. 24219 (1366)
. naval academy march.
. navy marches on. 28324,
.- navy V. 28325.
. S. A. 4451, 4452, 8916, 8917, 18226, 18227,
23347, 23348, 28326, 33947, 37673, 37674, 41135,
41136.
U.S. A. all the way. 28327.
U.S.A. & you. 23349.
U. S. of A. armed forces. 46287.
18223.
ANNNDNNNNHAN
saseacceaaae
2272
nos. 1-12, 1942
U.S.A. at war. 50184,
U.S.A. attacked at war. 4453.
U.S.A. booster cheer song. 46288.
U.S.A. eagles in the air. 23350.
U.S.A. evens up the score. 13895.
U.S.A. for me. 23351.
U.S.A. for victory. 53231.
U.S.A. forever. 23352, 33948.
U.S.A. has never lost a war. 33949.
U.S.A. has won the day. 23353.
U.S.A. if you please. 28328.
U.S.A. is athrone. 8918.
U.S.A. is coming. 4454, 23354, 53232.
U.S.A. is fighting for democracy. 33950.
U.S.A. is here to stay. 13896.
U.S.A. is might. 8919.
U.S.A. is on the way. 4455.
U.S.A. it’s up to you. 46289.
U.S.A. Johnny. 37675.
U.S.A. land of the free & the brave, 50185.
U.S.A. marines, 18228. of
U.S.A. of thee I sing. 13897.
U.S.A. on parade. 53233.
U.S.A. picked me. 4456.
U.S.A. rhythm. 23355.
U.S.A. ski troops. 50186.
U.S.A. spells home sweet home. 50187.
U.S.A. strikes back. 33951.
U.S.A., the American way. 28329.
U.S.A., the grand old U.S.A. 13898.
U.S.A. the snag in the way. 18229.
U.S.A. victory march. 8920, 18230, 50188.
U.S.A.,, we love you. 8921.
U.S.A. we’re for you. 4457.
U.S.A., what do you say. 18231.
U.S.A. will bring to victory. 4458.
yee oe will fight to win its national right. 41137,
1 .
U.S.A. will stand forever. 8922.
U.S.A. will win. 23356.
U.S.A.’s MacArthur. 28330.
U.S.A.’s Uncle Sam. 13899, 53234.
U.S. service hymn. 33952.
U.S. service victory marching song. 33953.
U.S.S. California march. 34788 (760)
U.S.S. Earle. 41138.
U.S.S. Illinois march, 34788 (761)
U.S.S. Michigan march. 34788 (762)
U.S.S. New York march. 34788 (763)
U.S.S. Ohio march, 34788 (764)
U.S.S. Wisconsin. 53235.
U.S. sky patrol. 8923.
U.S. stands for us. 33954,
U.S. to arms. 4459.
United States to Great Britain. 23357, 23358,
U.S. victory. 50190.
U.S. victory polka. 33955.
U.S. victory song. 23359, 46290.
U.S. victory song, whip the Japs. 18232.
U.S. way. 46291.
U.S..will win this war. 23360.
United they stand. 37676.
United, united. 23361.
United victory. 33956.
United victory march. 41139.
United we. 18233.
United we are marching. 41140.
United we march. 50191.
United we sing. 46292.
United we sing of victory. 28331.
United we stand. 4460, 8924, 8925, 13900-13902,
18234, 18235, 23362, 28332, 33957, 37677, 41141,
41142, 46293, 46294, 53236.
INDEX
United we stand, ’neath the Flag of our U.S.A.
33958.
United we stand to defend our land. 4461.
United we stand to subdue Japan. 23363.
United, we, the nations. 46295.
United we win. 13903.
United we'll fight. 28333.
‘United we’ll stand. 4462.
Unity. 8926, 46296.
Unity forever. 28334.
Unity march, 8927.
Unity victory march, 46297.
Universal home. 46298.
Universal war. 46299.
Universal’s fundamental method for the cello.
50192.
Universal’s fundamental method for the viola. 18236.
University march. 23364.
University of Alaska hymn to alma mater. 13904.
University of Alaska rouser, 13905.
University of Miami songs. 13906.
University of the air. 13907.
Unkee Sammee say —. 4463.
Unkel Tom’s blues. 37678.
Unknown Mozart sonata. 18237.
Unknown soldier lives again. 13908, 13909.
Unknown soldier sings. 8928.
Unknown soldier speaks. 50193.
Unlucky. 23365.
Unlucky woman. 8929.
Un-named. 23366.
Unpredictable. 4464.
Unrequited. 23367.
Unrest, September 2, 1931. 33959.
Unrest, September 3, 1931. 33960. E
Unseen enemy, 19481, 23655, 23766, 28830.
Unser Wagner. 5201 (1030)
Unsere 42€T brummer. 9582 (562)
Unsern zweiundvierzigern. 18845 (309)
Unsre lieblinge. 9582 (563)
Unsung hero. 50194.
Unsung heroes of the sea. 41143.
Unsung heroine. 41144.
Until. 8930, 33961, 41145.
Until eternity. 23368, 41146.
Until I close my eyes again. 28335.
Until I come back to you. 46300.
Until I come marching home to you. 28336.
Until I fell in love. 28337.
Until I hurry home to you. 8931.
Until I live again. 18238.
Until I met you. 23369, 41147.
Until I return. 28338.
Until I see you. 46301.
Until I wear orange blossoms dear for you. 33962.
Until I’m even with you. 18239.
Until it’s over everywhere. 33963.
Until life is done. 33964.
Until our victory is won. 50195.
Until recently. 33965, 33966.
Until Saturday night. 13910.
Until that Rising Sun is down. 13911, 37679.
Until that V means victory. 4465.
Until the dawn, dear. 4466.
Until the day I die, 33967.
Until the day returns. 13912.
Until the end. 37680.
Until the Rising Sun has set. 46302.
Until the very end, 24219 (1368)
Until the war is through. 23370.
Until the world & I can leve again. 46303.
Until then. 13913.
Until they came, 53237,
Until Thy face Isee. 41148. ‘Use your whistle. 13920.
Until today. 18240, 28339. Used car for sale. 41153.
Until Uncle Sam gets through with you. 4467. Used to be. 13921. ;
Until victory. 8932, 33968. Useful teaching songs for all voices. 9582 (564, 565)
Until Victory wears her crown. 46304. Usignuolo della foresta. 18245.
Until victory’s won, together. 28340, 53238. Usignuolo tra le rose. 33979.
Until we meet again, sometime, somewhere, Usual way. 14692 (776)
someday. 33969. Usurper overthrown. 50835 (396)
Until we meet some day soon. 28341. Utah snow storm. 46309.
Until we two meet again. 28342. Uumi au a hiki ole. 37686.
Until we win. 37681. Uwarznie i pouarznie. 28349.
Until you came. 46305. V. 4475, 13922, 28350, 28351.
Until you came along. 41149, 46306. V, for the U.S.A. 13923. ~
Until you come back to me. 53239. V for victory. 4476-4485, 8934-8940, 13924, 18246-
Until you mare me love you. 46307. 18253, 23379-23387, 28352-28357, 33980-33983,
Until you return. 28343, 50196. 41154, 41155, 46310-46312, 50201, 53243, 53244.
Until you said goodbye. 5201 (1031) V ... — for victory. 13925, 13926, 23388, 23389.
Until you said goodbye to me. 317682. V for victory in nineteen forty-three. 53245.
Until you’re mine. 50197. V for victory march. 28358.
Untitled selection. 53240. V for victory, the pass word af the free. 8941.
Unto the Lord shall man return. 50198. V for vict’ry. 13927.
Unto the uttermost. 5201 (1032) V garden in my heart. 18254.
Unto Thee, O Lord. 23371, 23372. V got to stick togedder. 18255.
Unto Thee, O Lord, I lift up my voice. 14692 (775) V in victory. 23390.
Unto us. 33970. V is for victory. 13928-13930, 18256-18258,
Unto us now a Child is brought. 13914. 23391, 28359; 28360, 33984, 46313.
Untold. 53636 (550) V is for victory & victory’s for the Red, White &
Unu. 33971. Blue. 13931.
Upa tree. 33972. V. is for you soldier boy. 33985.
Up & at’ em. 13915, 13916, 18241. V is our symbol for victory. 37687.
Up & at ‘em boys. 18242. V is the sign of victory. 23392.
Up & at’ em Uncle Sam. 23373. V lesicku javorovem valcik. 8942.
Up & at em Yanks. 13917, 33973. V march. 8943, 37688, 37689, 50202.
Up & at it. 33974. V march of victory. 4486.
Up beat. 33975. ; V - march overseas. 37690, 50203.
Up, Farragut. 50199. V-one. 18259.
Up-hill. 18243. vratatatay, 37691.
Up ina cloud. 4468. V song. 4487, 8944, 13932, 18260, 18261, 28361,
Up in Alaska down Matunuska way: 23374. 41156, 463 14, 46315.
Up in the clouds. 4469. V song my prayer to God. 23393.
Up thar, down yander. 28344. ‘ V spells victory. 23394.
Up the street. 53636 (551) V stands for liberty. 3'7692.
Up the street come soldiers down. 8933. V stands for victory. 4488, 13933-13935, 18262,
Up there. 37683. 23395, 28362, 37693, 53246.
Up there by the timber line. 28345. V ...— stands for victory. 18263, 33986. _
Up this weary weary way. 33976. V - stop. 23396. ,
Up through the blue to you. 41150. V, V, for victory. 46316.
Up through the clouds & past the stars. 4470. V.V.V. 46317, 46318.
Up-to-date abstract to my heart. 23376. V.V.V. for victory. 18264, 46319.
Up, up, up, where the mountain meadows bloom. 4471. V-V-V for victory. 13936, 33987.
Up, up, up, with the lark. 41151. vwvV for victory. 23397:
Up we rise. 18244. V.V.V.V.V. victory. 4489.
Uphold the banner. 23375. V victory march. 4490.
Upon a morn. 33977. V ... — Victory ...— V. 13937.
Upon the field of battle. 33978. V. V’s eyes. 18845 (310), 24219 (1370)
Upon the hills. 4472, 53241. V will get them. 13938.
Upon the Isle of Dreams. 28346. Viren ar kommen. 33988.
Upon the midnight clear. 28347, 28348. Vacant house. 23398.
Uppards, 41152. Vacation medley. 9582 (566)
Upper berth. 37684. Vacation time. 8945.
Upper room hymns. 37685. Vada-Beryl. 53247.
Ups & downs. 4473. Vagabond. 4491.
Upside-down heart. 53242. Vagabond love. 23399.
Upward onward climbing. 4474. Vagando. 18265.
Up-ward wings. 23377. Vaiven del palmar. 46320.
Uriel maxixe. 5201 (1033), 34788 (765) Valentine song. 8946.
Urwald polka. 29091 (681-683) Valerie overture. 50835 (397)
Uryga Polish dance collection. 13918. Valerio. 28363.
Usa, my Usa. 46308. Valiant-for-truth. 8947.
Use even me. 24219 (1369) Valiant four hundred. 23400.
Use Lifebuoy. 23378. Valiant sons. 13939.
Use the moon for a mirror. 13919. Valiant victory. 18266, 33989.
Use your hands for Jesus. 50200. Valley. 53248.
2274
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Valley Forge. 46321.
Valley Forge Americans. 23401._
Valley green for you & me. 4492.
Valley here tonite. 4493.
Valley of dreams, 4494, 13940, 50204.
Valley of Love. 8948.
Valley of Sweet Content. 53249.
Valley of the shadow. 38171 (427)
Valley of the stars. 13941.
Valley rose. 4495.
Vals de los abuelos. 18267.
Vals del adios. 18268.
Vals del recuerdo. 8949.
Vals del silbido. 23402.
Valse. 23403, 23404, 28364, 28365, 33990, 33991,
34788 (707, 166, 767), 37694,
Valse ala mode. 14692 (777)
Valse Annette. 50835 (398)
Valse arabesque. 5201 (1034), 41157.
Valse bagatelle. 53636 (552)
Valse ballet. 4496.
Valse bleue. 46322.
Valse bluette. 37695, 37696, 46323.
Valse bravura. 53636 (553)
Valse burlesque. 24219 (1371)
Valse caprice. 5201 (1035), 14692 (778), 24219
(1372), 28366, 29091 (684), 34788 (768, 769)
Valse chantée. 33992.
Valse charmante. 5201 (1036), 53636 (554)
Valse chromatique. 46324.
Valse con brio. 33993.
Valse Contentment. 47124 (527)
Valse Copenhagen. 5201 (1037)
Valse courante. 14692 (779)
Valse d’adieu. 37697.
Valse de concert, 24219 (1373), 29091 (685)
Valse de la poupee. 24219 (1374)
Valse de nuit. 18269.
Valse des fleurs. 13942.
Valse divine. 53636 (555)
Valse Elaine. 5201 (1038), 18845 (311)
Valse enfantine. 34788 (770)
Valse finale. 29091 (273)
Valse from The Christmas tree. 46325-46327.
Valse gracieuse. 13943, 37698, 53636 (556)
Valse impromptu in C maj. 24219 (1375)
Valse in A flat. 24219 (1376), 34788 (771)
Valse in A maj. 1497.
Valse in C maj. 33994.
Valse in D flat maj. 18270.
Valse in D maj. 5201 (1039)
Valse in E flat. 18845 (312)
Valse in E flat maj. 8950.
Valse in F. 37699.
Valse innocent. 28367.
Valse-intermezzo. 24219 (1377)
Valse joyeuse. 53636 (557)
Valse lente. 23405, 29091 (686), 47124 (528)
Valse Lisette. 28368.
Valse lointaine. 5201 (1040)
Valse lyrique. 14692 (780), 33995, 38171 (428)
Valse Marguerite. 5201 (1041)
Valse Marie. 5201(1042), 24219 (1378), 34788 (772)
Valse mauve. 5201 (1043), 24219 (1379)
Valse meélancolique. 4498.
Valse melodie. 24219 (1380)
Valse mignonne. 9582 (567), 34788
7
(778)
Valse oubliée. 23406.
Valse Palaffi. 13944.
Valse papillon. 34788 (774)
Valse pathétique. 29091 (687)
Valse Paulette. 13945.
2275
Valse Pavlowva. 34788 (775)
Valse pensive. 4499.
_Valse petite. 5201 (1044), 46328.
Valse-prelude. 5201 (1045)
Valse que nous aimons.
29091 (688)
Valse réveuse, 29091 (689)
Valse rococo. 33996.
Valse Roseda. 14692 (782)
Valse-scherzo. 13946. _
Valse Scintilla. 8951.
Valse sentimentale. 18271, 53250.
Valse souvenir. 37700.
Valse tendre. 5201 (1046), 38171 (429), 47124 (529)
Valse triste. 24219 (1381), 34788 (776), 47124
(530), 50205.
Valse troubadour. 53636 (558)
Valses nobles et sentimentales. 23407.
Valsette. 38171 (430), 41158.
Valsetto. 50206.
Valzer del mattino. 4500, 4501.
Valzer della fisarmonica. 28369.
Vamos todos a bailar. 23408.
Vampire. 5201 (1047), 24219 (1382)
Vanah eskiz. 18272.
Van Camps tenderoni. 41159.
Vanguard. 28370.
Vanished dreams. 46329.
Vanishing lady. 46330.
Vanishing private. 33997.
Vanishing Virginian. 18273.
Vaquero serenade. 37701.
Vaquero’s song. 18274.
Variations. 4502, 18275, 46331.
Variations for piano on sacred themes. 33998.
Variations for piano on the theme of Volga-
boatmen song. 8952.
Variations in A. 41610 (211)
Variations on a kindergarten tune. 33999.
Variations on a riff. 23409.
Variations on an old French theme. 46332.
Variations on Balkan themes. 23410, 23411.
Variations on the name Abegg. 41610 (212)
Variations on Welsh airs. 53636 (559)
Variations symphoniques. 41160, 46333.
Variety. 28371.
Variety duets. 50207.
Variety of song. 50208.
Varje liten kvinna ar ett fragetecken.
23413.
Varlaam’s song. 50209.
Vartni batsve. 18276.
Vase brisé. 14692 (783)
Vaspooragan. 34000.
Vast universe. 38171 (431)
Vater, mutter schwestern, bruder. 9582 (145)
Vaterland. 34788 (777)
Vaudeville montage insert. 41161.
Vaudeville music after Orco. 28372.
Vaughan’s special gospel songs. 4503.
Vaya usted con Dios. 34001.
Vayanse agunzando. 23414.
Vay’ chulu. 53251.
V’chi tavou. 34002.
Vecinos buenos. 8953.
Vee. 4504.
Veery, veery, viero. 14692 (784)
Veilchenredoute. 4505, 8953*.
Vella. 34003.
Velvet moon. 41162.
Velvet shadows. 18277.
Ven amor. 8954.
Ven ich zol dich farliren. 34004.
9582 (568), 14692 (781),
23412,
INDEX
Sea Safes asec san Sipe le rainy detainee alee erecta seer anal
Ven otra vez. 28373, 28374.
Ven, te quiero ver. 28375.
Vendetta against a dictator. 29411, 29489, 29592,
34005, 34012.
Vendo Maracas. 4506.
Veneno. 23415.
Veneta. 5201 (1048)
Venetian carnival. 5201 (1049), 38171 (432)
Venetian moon. 34006.
Venetian nights. 14692 (785)
Venez! Ma belle, venez. 13947.
Venezuela. 34007.
Veni Domine. 8955.
Veni Emmanuel. 8956.
Veni Jesu. 34008.
Veni sponsa Christi. 50997.
Venice. 14692 (786)
Venite adoremus. 50211,
Vente a cumbanchar. 23416,
Ventura de amor. 46334.
Venture. 23417. 2
Veracruz. 37702.
Verdejo gasta un millon. 325, 526.
Vereda mia. 4507.
Verkaufte braut. 24219 (1383)
Verklarte nacht. 4508.
Verklarung. 23418.
Verlass dir blos auf onkeln nich. 14692 (787)
Vermont hairdressers convention song & victory
march. 50211.
Vers Tunis. 14692 (788)
Verset. 14692 (789)
Version of swing. 34009.
Very good dream. 53252.
Very good, Eddie. 53636 (29, 30, 237, 275-278,
564)
Very good girl on Sunday. 14692 (790)
Very little time for loving now-a-days. 34788
(788)
Very nearness of you. 28376.
Very tough chicken with a tougher neck. 18278.
Very warm for May. 24780, 25342.
Vesela Hospoda. 13948.
Vesnicko Lidice. 41163.
Vesper chimes. 50835 (399)
Vesper hymn. 47124 (531)
Vesper prelude. 24219 (1384)
Vesper song. 14692 (791)
Vespers. 53253.
Vespers inhonor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 28377.
Vesta. 46335.
Vestale. 9582 (567), 34788 (773)
Vestas. 18279.
Vetar rusu poljujkujo. 34010.
Vete. 8957.
Veterans on parade march, 4509.
Vexation. 4510.
Vexilla Regis. 24219 (1059)
Vi. 13949.
Vi pasar. 28378.
Vicklax song. 37703, 37704.
Vicky leaves. 4511.
Vic’s glide. 28379,
Victor dance folio. 29091 (690)
Victor Hugo reading. 50212.
Victor ragtime band. 29091 (691)
Victor song. 46336.
Victoria, 4512, 34011,
Victories. 34012.
Victorious America, 41164.
Victorious hope. 34013.
Victorious legions march. 50835 (400)
Victorious revolution & end title. 46337.
Victorious Yanks. 50213.
Victor’s march, 4513.
Victor’s song. 34014, 34015.
Victory. 4514-4531, 8958-8972, 13950-13960, 18280
-18289, 23419-23436, 28380-28390, 34016-34027,
37705-37710, 41165-41167, 46338-46353, 50214-
50223, 53254-53256.
Victory ... —. 4532, 37711.
Victory ahead. 28391, 50224.
Victory ahead for the U.S. A. 28392, 53257.
V-i-c-t-o-r-y, all united spells victory. 8973.
Victory alphabet. 18290.
Victory always. 4533.
Victory - America. 4534, 4535, 18291.
Victory & America sound the same to me. 34028.
Victory & glory to the American soldier. 34029.
. Victory & good will to all. 50225.
Victory & you. 13961, 34030.
Victory awaits us. 23437.
Victory ball. 4536.
Victory bells. 46354, 50226.
Victory bells are ringing. 41168.
Victory bells of liberty. 46355.
Victory bells will ring for the United Nations.
18292.
Victory blues. 4537.
Victory bond march. 41169.
Victory bond wagon is going to town. 37712.
Victory boogie. 50227.
Victory bound. 4538, 28393.
Victory bridge. 13962.
Victory call. 13963.
Victory call of the allies. 34031.
Victory campaign. 28394.
Victory cavalcade. 18293.
Victory chant. 13964.
Victory chorus. 28395, 46356.
Victory conga. 3539.
Victory corps. 50228.
Victory cross. 23438, 34032.
Victory dance. 46357.
Victory day. 41170.
Victory drums, 46358.
Victory everywhere. 50229.
Victory farewell. 53258.
Victory fleet. 23439.
Victory flight. 18294.
Victory for all. 13965, 34033.
Victory for America. 4540, 4541, 8974, 13966,
18295, 28396, 34034.
Victory for Jesus. 50230.
Victory for liberty. 28397, 37713, 46359.
Victory for McGillicuddy. 13966*.
Victory for our dead. 18296.
Victory for the Stars & Stripes. 28398.
Victory for the U. S. A. 13967-13969, 23440,
28399, 34035-34037, 37714.
Victory for U.S. A. 34038.
Victory for you & I. 13970.
Victory for you & me. 23441,
Victory forever. 29091 (692)
Victory garden, 34039.
Victory garden serenade. 23442.
Victory, glorious victory. 23443.
Victory goodwill to all. 28400.
Victory honeymoon. 37715.
Victory hop. 18297, 37716.
V-i-c-t-o-r-y: Hope of world democracy. 53259,
Victory - hurrah, 50231.
Victory hymn, 8975, 18298, 23444, 41171-41174, 46360.
Victory in ’43. 50232, 53260.
Victory in the sky. 13971, 46361.
Victory is in our thoughts. 13972.
2276
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Victory is our aim. 34040.
Victory is our call. 53261.
Victory is ours. 28401, 46362.
Victory is sure. 46363.
Victory is the word for V. 13973.
Victory jamboree. 13974.
Victory makes her bow. 34041.
Victory march. 4542-4546, 8976, 8977, 13975-13979,
18299-18304, 23445-23451, 28402-28406, 34042,
34043, 37717, 41175, 41176, 46364-46367, 50233-
50236, 53262.
Victory march... — V. 50237.
Victory march of 1942. 41177.
Victory march of the 26. 18305.
Victory march of the Waves. 53263.
Victory march, on with the offense not with the
defense. 23452.
Victory march, on with the offensive never with the
defensive. 23453.
Victory march, we’ll win the victory. 23454.
Victory marching song. 4547, 41178,
Victory must be won. 23455.
Victory ode. 50238.
Victory of peace. 4548.
Victory on parade. 46368.
Victory or bust. 46369.
Victory over all. 13980.
Victory overture. 18306, 28407.
Victory parade. 4549, 28408, 34044, 34045.
Victory parade of 1942. 28409.
Victory polka. 4550, 8978, 13981, 13982, 28410,
28411, 34046, 34047, 37718.
Victory prayer. 37719, 53264.
Victory prelude. 8979.
Victory quickstep. 18307.
Victory (... —-) quickstep. 23456.
Victory quiz. 18308, 18309.
Victory route. 46370.
Victory salutations. 46371.
Victory salute. 4551, 53265.
Victory schottish. 4552.
Victory serenade. 46372, 53266.
Victory song. 4553-4555, 8980-8986, 13983-13991,
18310, 23457-23462, 28412-28421, 34048, 34049,
37720-37724, 41179-41181, 53267, 46373-46379,
50239-50243, 53268.
Victory song book. 37725.
Victory song for our America. 50244.
Victory songs. 13992.
Victory specials. 34050.
Victory spells safety. 37726.
Victory stamp. 46380.
Victory star. 8987.
Victory star is shining. 50245.
Victory stomp. 41182, 46381.
Victory street. 34051.
Victory swing. 18311, 28422.
Victory swing song. 28423.
Victory - the Yanks again are everywhere. 34052.
Victory theme. 8988, 46382. |
Victory through Christ. 50246.
Victory through our Lord. 18312.
Victory thru love. 53269.
Victory tide. 13993, 18313.
Victory to the U.S. A. 50247.
Victory two step. 28424, 50248.
Victory V. 13994, 23463.
Victory V march. 41183.
Victory vamp. 28425.
Victory, victory. 37727, 46383, 50249.
Victory vittles. 37728.
Victory waits on your fingertips, dear Miss
America. 50250.
Victory walk. 28426, 37729.
Victory waltz. 4556, 13995, 13996, 18314-18316,
23464, 28427, 28428, 41184, 46384, 46385.
Victory way. 18317, 34053.
Victory we must win. 34054, 41185.
Victory will be ours. 13997, 34055.
Victory will be won. 18318, 41186.
Victory will come to us. 23465.
Victory with the Stars & Stripes. 37730.
Victory with you MacArthur. 41187.
Victory yodel. 50251. —~
Victory’s call. 46386.
Victory’s rainbow. 37731.
Vict’ ry chorus. 23466.
Vict’ry for the Red, White & Blue. 4557.
Vict’ry serenade. 53270.
Vict’ry shall be won. 13998.
Vict’ry trail. 34056.
Vict’ry V’s. 34057.
Vict’ry workers. 23467.
Vida es asi. 37732.
Vidala, 18319.
Vidi aquam. 13999.
Vie vie & the love tree. 46387.
Vieja amiga. 4558.
Viel trdume. 14692 (792), 23468.
Vienna for ever. 50835 (401)
Vienna girls. 53636 (560)
Vienna life. 8989.
Vienna, my city cf dreams. 4559.
Vienna, the Danube & you. 34058.
Vienna, Vienna, once more will you smile. 53271.
Vienna will sing again. 8990.
Vienna will smile again. 50252.
Viennese dance II. 50253.
Viennese march on Strauss melodies. 18320.
Viennese popular melody. 8991.
Vier duette. 5201 (1050)
Vier lieder. 18845 (313), 34788 (779), 47124 (532,
533)
Vier lieder eines Alexander-grenadiers. 9582 (569)
4 praludien. 46388.
24 landler u. deutsche tanze. 34788 (780, 781)
Vierge et les bergers. 37733.
Viermal acht liedchen. 41610 (213)
Vieux Carré sérénade. 4560.
Vikings. 34788 (782)
Vikings bold. 46389.
Vilda skogar. 18321.
Vilia. 8992.
Villa in the valley. 28429.
Village dance. 14692 (793), 24219 (1385), 29091
(693)
Village festival. 5201 (1051), 18322.
Village fiddler. 47124 (534)
Village filling station. 46390.
Village music. 8993, 28430.
Village square. 43199.
Village that nobody knows. 34059, 50254.
Villain was willin’. 28431.
Villanella. 8994.
Vim & vigor. 18323.
Vim Herb has made me right. 28432.
Vincent blues. 37734.
Vine barrel Rheinlaender. 23469.
Vine covered house. 23470.
Vine covered porch. 4561.
Vingo. 46391.
Vingo jingo. 37735, 41188.
Viola waltz. 29091 (694)
Violet. 34060.
Violet mazurka, 47124 (535)
Violet, oh, why are you so blue. 50255.
Violet’to 2 lupin. 50256.
2277
Violets. 23471.
Violets for remembrance. 23472.
Violets for victory. 4562.
Violette. 53272.
Violin. 46392.
Violin & piano sonata, 46393.
Violin cola bandera waltz. 8995.
Violin harmonies. 14000,
Violin is a lady. 23473,
Violin-konzert no. 3 in B dur. 11845 (314)
Violin method for adult beginners. 4563.
Violin my great granddaddy made. 5201 (1052),
38171 (433)
Violin school. 8996.
Violin sweet with age. 23474.
Violines y corazones. 34061, ,
Violinkonzert in G dur, 24219 (1386)
Violoncello concerto in D, 37736.
Violoncello scales & arpeggios. 50257.
Vip vop is the dance todo, 34062.
Vir vom U-boot, 34063.
Virgen de la macarena. 28433.
Virgende media noche. 18324.
Virgin most pure. 50258.
Virginia. 14001, 18325, 23475, 34064,
Virginia Dare. 46394,
Virginia Dare dance. 28434.
Virginia diggins. 34788 (783)
Virginia feud, 14002.
Virginia, Georgia & Caroline. 18326.
Virginia Lee, 24219 (1387), 34065, 47124 (536)
Virginia Rose. 24219 (1388), 41189.
Virginia Rounds song. 14003.
Virginia singing. 53273.
Virtuoso studies & duos for the clarinet.
29091 (695)
Vision. 8997.
Vision came to me, 23476, 34066.
Vision in the woods. 18327.
Vision of Allah, 47124 (537)
Vision of freedom, 4564,
Vision of love. 23477.
Vision of Saint joan. 8998,
Vision of you in blue. 50259,
Vision that Ilove. 37737,
Vision victorieuse. 23478.
Visions. 34788 (784)
Visions of the fireside. 29091 (696)
Visions of yesterday. 34067.
Visions of you. 46395,
Visit of the hobgoblins. 14692 (794)
Visiting Dolores. 18328.
Vita. 4565.
Vitamin B-flat. 28435.
Vitamins. 46396,
Vittoria marcia, 23479.
Viudo de ochenta, 34068,
Viva America. 37738,
Viva la democracia. 23480,
Viva la Pepa, 46397,
Viva la rumba, que siga la rumba, 23481,
Viva México. 28436,
Viva Méxicol Viva América. 53274,
Viva Roosevelt, 14004, 14005.
Vivandiére, 14692 (795)
Vivat academia, 24219 (1389)
Vive démocratie, 4566,
Vive la compagnie. 8999,
Vive la France gloriouse. 4567.
Vive l’Amerique. 37739.
Vivian. 18845 (315)
Vivo. 4568,
Vivo solo en un mundo de dolor, 23482.
INDEX
a ee mht aie rr a ee lea
Vocal duets. 46398.
Vocal grove. 14006.
Vocé j4 foi Bafa. 28437.
Vodka. 9000, 9001.
Voice from above. 18329,
Voice from afar, 38171 (434)
Voice from Bataan. 34069,
Voice in the wilderness. 9001*,
Voice of America. 34070,
Voice of Belgium. 24219 (1390)
Voice of Canada, 28438,
Voice of freedom. 41190, 41191, 53275.
Voice of Hawaii. 4569,
Voice of liberty. 9002, 34071,
Voice of love. 53276.
Voice of Michael Kane. 22056,
Voice of terror. 53277.
Voice of the banjo. 24219 (1391)
Voice of the ’cello. 24219 (1392)
Voice of the C.1L.O. 14007,
Voice of the South, 4570,
Voice of the U.S.A. 28439.
Voice of the Vikings. 50260,
Voice of Uncle Sam. 9003, 34072.
Voice that is calling. 18330.
Voices. 4571.
Voices are calling me. 46399.
Voices in the treetops. 23483.
Voices of joy. 18845 (316)
Voices of spring. 4572, 14008, 24219 (1393),
37740, 41192, 47124 (538)
Voices ‘of the woods. 29091 (697)
Voices of victory. 46400.
Voix céleste. 37741.
Volcanic fury. 41193.
Volga boatman, 46401.
Volga Rose. 9004,
Volga varieties. 50261.
Volksweisen aus Niederdonau. 23484, 23485,
Volume for victory. 37742.
Voluntary in A. 18845 (317)
Voluntary in B flat. 18845 (318)
Volunteer, 24219 (1394)
Volunteer choir, 14692 (796 - 802), 29091
(698 ~ 702)
Volunteer chorus. 37743.
Volunteer for the U.S.A. 23486.
Volunteer state. 28440.
Volunteers. 18331, 18845 (319), 24219 (1395)
Volvamos. 23487.
Volvere a encontrarte. 46402.
Volvi, 9005.
Von mir zudir. 34073.
Voo-kon-nee. 14009.
Vorrei dirti. 34074,
Vorrei saper perche. 41194,
Vorrei sognar con te. 37744.
Vorrei tornare a Napoli. 34075.
Vort hjem, vort sprog, vor faedrene jord. ;
38171 (435) :
Vos zokt eer. 9006.
Vote as you pray. 24219 (1396) }
Vote for Emily Morgan. 41195.
Vow to victory. 14010. )
Voy a pelear. 41196. ;
Voyage. 23488, -
Voyage o’er the waves long ago. 41197. 1
Vrai Pericon. 9582 (570)
Vre mourgo Mousolini. 9007.
V’s for victory now. 46403, 4
V’shom’ru b’ne yisroel. 18332. ‘
Vuelve otra vez, 14011, .
Vuélveme a besar. 28441. ‘
2278
nos. 1-12, 1942
INDEX
Vuélveme aquerer. 46404.
Vuelvo ati. 9008.
Vulesse vasa. 23489.
Vy did they name me Fritz. 46405.
Vzpomine. 14012.
Vzpominky. 29091 (703, 704)
Vzpominky a melovala jsem valciky. 29091 (705)
W gastronomji cherek. 4573.
W gfebi morza. 41198, 47124 (539)
W.R.N.S. march. 23490.
W spodnicy polka. 4574.
WWVA world’s original radio jamboree famous
songs. 18333.
W zelaznej fabryce. 14013.
W zielonem ogrodzie, oberek. 18334.
W.A.A.C. 34076, 41199.
WAAC is in back of you. 37745.
WAAC march. 41200, 53278.
W.A.A.C. marching song. 46406.
W.A.A.C. song. 41201, 41202.
WAAC town. 41203.
W.A.A.C. victory march. 37746.
WAACS. 50262.
WAACS & the WAVES. 53279.
WAACS & WAVES. 46407, 53280.
Wade in de water. 14014.
Waffenschmied. 5201 (56)
Waffentanz. 5201 (1053)
Wagner souvenir. 24219 (1397)
Wagneriana. 9582 (571), 29091 (706)
ee (Richard) musikalische werke. 9582
Wagness (Bernard) adult piano course. 14015.
Wagon wheels. 46408-46410.
Wagons west. 41204.
Wahlspruch des jungen Bismarck. 29091 (707)
Wah-nee-toh. 50263.
Wahoo! The Yanks are everywhere. 41205.
Waiata Hinemoa. 28442.
Waikiki. 34077.
Waikiki shore. 4575.
Wail of freedom. 14016.
Wail of the wind. 23491.
.Wailana. 18335.
Wailin’-of the waves. 34078.
Wailing blues. 46411.
Wailing moon. 23492.
Wait. 5201 (1054), 18845 (320)
Wait at the gate for me Katy. 37747, 37748.
Wait darling, fate will see us thru. 28443.
Wait for me. 9009, 18336, 28444, 37749, 37750
46412, 46413, 53281,
Wait for me darling. 34079.
Wait for me dear. 34080.
Wait for me little darling. 46414.
Wait for me little girl. 46415.
Wait for me Nellie. 34081.
Wait for me till victory. 9010.
Wait for the phone to ring. 14017.
Wait ’til you see my twist & twirl. 28445.
Wait till I get you alone. 50264.
Wait till I know you better. 23493,
Wait till the boys come pourin’ outa’ them thar
hills. 18337.
Wait till the girls get into the army, boys.
14018.
Wait till the sun shines, Nellie. 18338.
Wait till we get over there. 23494.
Wait till we take it back. 23495.
Wait till you see her. 23496.
Wait where the wild willows grow. 14019.
Waited a lifetime. 9011.
?
Waiter, I’dlike aword with the lady in blue. 37751.
Waitin’. 34082.
Waitin’ blues. 46416.
Waitin’ for Jane. 34083.
Waitin’ for my man to come home. 37752.
Waitin’ for the dots ’n dashes call. 14020.
Waiting. 9012, 9013, 14021, 14692 (803), 18339,
23497-23503, 28446, 28447, 29091 (708), 34084,
37753, 37754, 41206-41208, 46417-46420, 50265,
53282.
Waiting all alone for you. 28448.
Waiting & dreaming. 4576.~
Waiting & praying for you. 50266.
Waiting at the wicket gate. 9014.
Waiting darling. 23504.
Waiting for a letter. 53283.
Waiting for a letter marked free. 50267.
Waiting for a little more. 5201 (1055), 14692 (804)
Waiting for a ring. 18340.
Waiting for a waiter. 14022.
Waiting for Johnny, my Johnny doughboy to return.
34085.
Waiting for MacArthur. 34086.
Waiting for Santa. 37755.
Waiting for someone who does not come. 53284.
Waiting for the May. 14692 (805)
Waiting for the moon & you. 34087.
Waiting for the postman. 37756.
Waiting for the red light to turn green. 34088.
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee. 46421.
Waiting for the stars. 14023.
Waiting for wine. 18341.
Waiting for you. 4577, 14024-14027, 23505, 23506,
28449, 28450, 34089, 46422-46424, 53285, 53286.
Waiting for you, brave soldier. 37757.
Waiting for you, inthe rain. 4578.
Waiting for your return. 41209.
Waiting on love. 23507.
Waiting on the Lord. 9015.
Waiting on the shore. 28451.
Waiting waiting for you. 23508.
Wait’ll you meet the daughter of K-K-K-Katy.
14028.
Wake, Americans, wake. 4579.
Wake Island. 4580, 23509.
Wake Island glory. 28452.
Wake Island marines. 28453.
Wake Island wacky-woo. 9016.
Wake Island we'll never forget. 28454, 41210.
Wake now, ye shepherds. 23510.
Wake of dawn. 50268.
Wake up. 14029, 14030, 34090, 37758.
Wake up America. 4581-4585, 9017-9023, 14031-
14034, 18342-18345, 23511, 28455-28457, 34091-
34097, 37759-37763, 41211, 46425-46431, 50269-
50273, 53287.
Wake up, America, & rub your sleepy eyes.
14035.
Wake up America, home of the free. 28458.
Wake up America, it’s for your boys & mine. 53288.
Wake up America, wake up. 14036.
Wake up America, we’ re marching. 14037.
Wake up America, we’ve got a war to win. 28459.
Wake up American. 23512.
Wake up! Americans. 18346, 28460, 34098, 50274.
Wake up! Americans wake up. 9024.
Wake up & buy a bond. 14038.
Wake up & give. 18347.
Wake up & let us do our part. 53289.
Wake up & sing, America. 23513.
Wake up & work. 9025.
Wake up brother. 41212.
Wake up! Fellow Americans. 34099.
Wake up! It’s cake walk day. 41610 (214)
INDEX
Wake up Jacob. 9026.
Wake up little girl. - 34100.
Wake up sleepy head. 4586.
Wake up the mighty men. 28461.
Wake up, thumbs: up, Americans. 14039.
Wake up U.S.A., let’s go. 41213.
Wake up! Wake up! America.
28463, 41214.
Wake up, wake up, Australia. 28464.
Wake up! Wake up! Rip Van Winkle. 23514.
Wake up with the Rising Sun, Yankee boys. 46432.
Wake up you sleepers. 46433.
Waking snowdrop. 14040.
Walc ja kocham cie. 4587.
_ Waldweben. 5201 (1056)
Walk in love, 37764.
Walk in the park. 34101.
Walk—reel 8. 4588.
Walk through the park. 14041.
Walk with Him, 50275.
Walk with Uncle Sam. 18349.
Walker’ s (Cindy) folio of songs. 34102.
Walkin’ a debutante. 14042.
Walkin’ along with Jesus by my side. 46434.
Walkin’ & restin’. 9027.
Walkin’ back home. 14043.
Walkin’ down the street. 23515.
Walkin’ in the rain. 37765.
Walkin’ to work, & I like it. 28465.
Walkin’ with Lily. 34103.
Walking. 46435.
Walking alone in the rain. 18350.
Walking home in spring. 37766.
Walking in circles. 50276.
Walking in my sleep. 28466.
Walking in the rain. 4589.
Walking in the shadows. 41215.
Walking in the twilight of heaven. 4590.
Walking montage. 37767.
Walking song. 9028, 34104.
Walking through heaven. 23516.
Walking through life with you. 46436.
Walking thru Lovers’ Lane. 29091 (709, 710)
Walking to school. 37768.
Walking with a sailor boy. 14044.
Walking with God. 4591.
Walking with someone I know. 23517.
Walkire. 5201 (1057), 5935, 29091 (557)
Walla Walla man. 29091 (711)
Waller string class method. 4592-4595.
Wallflower blues. 37769.
Walls of gold. 14045.
Walls of Jericho. 24219 (1398)
Walnut ledge. 9029.
Walt Disney sees Latin-America. 53290.
Walter. 4596. ;
Walter vor der meisterzunft.
166)
Walther’s prize song. 4597.
Waltz. 23518, 23519, 24219 (1399), 28467-28469,
34105, 38171 (436) "46437-46440.
Waltz & boogie. 14046.
Waltz at midnight. 4598.
Waltz at the President’s ball. 9030.
Waltz caprice. 23520, 46441.
Waltz commando song. 46442.
Waltz dream. 284'70.
Waltz dream of you. 23521.
Waltz eternal. 9031.
Waltz for two. 50277.
Waltz from Serenade for strings. 28471.
Waltz from the opera Faust. 9032.
18348, 28462,
9582 (164-
Waltz from the Serenade for strings. 23522, 46443.
2280
_ pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Waltz improvisation. 34106.
Waltz in A. 36695.
Waltz in A min. 23523.
Waltz in blue. 23524.
Waltz in E flat. 14047,
Waltz in G. 23525, 46444.
Waltz in G flat maj. 4599.
Waltz is over. 18351.
Waltz me around the moon. 14048.
Waltz medley. 18352.
Waltz militaire. 37770.
Waltz moderne. 18353.
Waltz no. 1. 37771.
Waltz no. 26. 23526.
Waltz of delight. 46445.
Waltz of life. 18354.
Waltz of long ago days. 34788 (785)
Waltz of love. 4600, 37772.
Waltz of my heart’s desire. 24219 (1400)
Waltz of the bells. 50278. |
Waltz of the buds. 29091 (712)
Waltz of the flower girls. 353.
Waltz of the flowers. 4601, 18355, 23527-23529,
28472, 34107, 34108.
Waltz of the hills. 18356.
Waltz of the pines. 47124 (540)
Waltz of the roses. 37773, 41610 (215)
Waltz of the U.S.A. 46446.
Waltz of the willows. 46447.
Waltz of the wind. 34109.
Waltz of the zephyrs. 34110.
Waltz of yesterday. 34111.
Waltz reverie. 41216.
Waltz romance. 23530.
Waltz song. 14049.
Waltz U.S.A. of times. 4602.
Waltz, waltz, waltz with me. 50279.
Waltz with Barbara. 9033.
Waltz with Cupid & me. 4603.
Waltz with me sailor. 9034.
Waltz with me through Dreamland. 37774.
Waltz you playd’ [?]for me. 9035.:
Waltzer [?]d amore. 28473.
Waltzes. 28474.
Waltzing couple. 23531.
Waltzing for the prize. 28475.
Waltzing goodbye. 50280.
Waltzing hearts. 41217.
Waltzing ina dream. 14050.
Waltzing in a dream with you. 14051.
Waltzing in a skating rink in paradise. 46448.
Waltzing in heaven. 23532.
Waltzing in old Vienna. 14052.
Waltzing in the ballroom. 28476, 50281.
Waltzing in the moonlight. 50282.
Waltzing in the shadows. 50283.
Waltzing Matilda. 14053, 41218.
Waltzing Matilda tanks tanks tanks. 9036.
Waltzing the flowers to sleep. 46449.
Waltzing with you. 4604, 37775, 41219.
Waltzing with you Uncle Sam. 46450.
Wanaha. 14692 (806)
Wanda. 14054.
Wanda Lou. 18357.
Wanda, where art thou. 4605.
Wander song. 46451.
Wanderer. 18845 (321), 23533, 28477.
Wanderer-fantasie. 18845 (321)
Wanderer’s night song. 24219 (1401)
Wanderer’s song. 47124 (541)
Wandering. 14055.
Wandering Gypsies. 28478, 34788 (786)
Wandering minstrels. 24219 (1402)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Wandering one. 9582 (573) Warden on the corner near your house, 9048,
Wandering tailor. 50284. Wardens of democracy. 28488. ,
Wanderlust. 9037, 34112. Warm eyes, 4610.
Wandervogel auf der frithlingsfahrt. 9582 (574, Warm Hawaiian moon. 53297. -
575) Warm words calling. eg
Wand’ring down memory’s aisle. 14056, 14057. Warrior bold. 24219 (1404)
Wanna be all my myself, from now on. 14058. Warrior’s prayer. 46459, 53298.
Wanna go back to maw’s home cookin’ blues. 34113. Warrior’s song. 53299.
Want you. 18358, 23534. War’s end. 23540,
Wanted: a gal. 28479, Warsaw Concerto, 23541, 28489, 28490.
Wanted, a sweetheart. 14059. Warsaw love song. 23542. ©
Wanted an owner for this lonely heart. 41220. Warum, Weshalb, wieso. 36727.
Wantin’ you, just you. 50285. Warward march. 46460.”
Wanting each other. 9038. Was bringt die zeitung. 30951.
Wanting you. 9039, 34114, 37776. Was du mir bist. 50294.
Wanting you, sweetheart. 46452. Was far a welt das is.\ 34126.
War. 34788 (787), 46453, 53291. Was gleicht wohl auf erden. 29091 (713)
War against Mrs. Hadley. 32569, 32711, 32740, Was I in your dream last night. 4611.
34115, 34116. Was Ito blame. 46461.
War against the Rhine. 34117. Was it, 28492.
War & our dear old U.S.A. 4606. Was it a heartquake. 9049.
War angels. 50286. Was it fair, 23543.
War baby. 50287. Was it fun. 46462.
War baby lullaby. 46454. Was it love. 23544, 28493,
War baby’s lullaby. 50288. Was it only a memory. 28494, 41224.
War birds. 18359. Was it the moon, 28495.
War blues. 4607, 41221. Was it to be this way. 4612.
War bond serenade. 46455. Was it worth it. 28496.
War bonds & stamps. 34118. Was it wrong, 37779.
War bride. 18360. Was it you, 41225.
War buddies. 37777. Was kostet Amerika. 5201 (1059)
War clouds. 4608, 14060, 18361, 23535. Was love, 28497.
War dance. 34119. Was sind mir all die leute. 50295.
War-Eagle waltz. 14061. Wash me in Thy blood, 23545.
War effort. 14062. Wash me, O Lord. 34127.
War has made this a different place. 46456. Wash your troubles away with the rain. 41226.
War hymn. 34120, Washing ali my dreams ashore. 37780.
War in Snider’s grocery store. 24219 (1403) Washington & Lee swing. 41227.
War in the air. 50835 (402) Washington arch. 46661.
War in this world shall never end. 28480. Washington post march. 23546.
War is on. 9040, 18362, 34121, 53292. Washington whirligig. 50296.
War jingling sound. 46457. Washington’s birthday. 24219 (1405)
War lullaby. 23536, 50289. Washington’s prayer for his family. 53300,
War mad world. 34122. Washington’s sons. 46463.
War march of the priests. 18363. Wasn’tI. 46464.
War memories. 28481. Wasn’t I good to you. 50297.
War montage. 53293. Wasn’t it love. 14065.
War-moon. 9041. Wasn’t it wonderful 41228.
War mother. 28482. Wasn’t that a lovely dream. 28498.
War mothers. 41222. Wasp. 23547.
War mother’s prayer. 4609. Waste of time. 9050.
War must be won. 50290. . Wasted life. 24219 (1406)
War prayer. 5201 (1058) Wasted tears, 34128.
War song. 9042, 23537, 23538, 53294. Wasted time. 50298.
War songs. 34123. Wasting my time. 14066, 46465.
War stamp stomp. 37778. Wasting time. 9051.
War time. 18364, Watch, America. 23548, 28499, 28500.
War time blues. 9043, 18365, 28491, 34124, 50292. Watch brethren, watch. 5201 (1060)
War time Christmas. 50293. Watch our boys come by. 4613.
War time farewell. 9044. Watch out. 23549.
War time knitting song. 14064. Watch out mama. 18366.
War-time lullaby. 9045, 41223. Watch out Tokyo, here we come. 28501.
War time Madonna. 9046. Watch out, you Japs. 23550.
War to win so let’s off to Tokio. 28483. Watch the A, B,C, Ds. 14067.
War torn Europe. 9047. Watch the boys from Tennessee. 34129.
War, war, war. 28484, 46458. Watch the Flag go by. 14068.
War wasn’t made in a day. 53295. Watch the river roll by. 23551, 28502.
War weary. 23539. Watch the shadows. 14069.
War whoop song. 50291, 53296. Watch yo’ close friend. 18367.
War will soon be over. 28485. Watch your step. 5201 (417, 421, 549, 574, 659,
War wings. 14063. 681, 860, 874, 1071, 1082), 14692 (807, 808), 24219,
Warbler. 28486. (537, 772, 1407)
Ward X. 28487. Watchdog of a nation. 23552.
521888 0 - 43 - 21 2281
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Watchdogs of the sky. 18368.
Watched pot.. 50299.
Watching & waiting. 4614.
Watching for the King’s return. 24219 (1408) —
Watching little Alice. 34130.
Watching the cars roll by. 4615.
Watching the clouds go drifting by. 28503.
Watching the moon go down. 23553.
Watching the shores. 4616.
Watching the snowflakes. 5201 (1061)
Watching the stars. 28504, 37781.
Watching the waves roll in. 38171 (437)
Watchman fell asleep. 23554, 23555.
Watchman! What of the night. 9582 (576)
Water boy. 14070.
Water cure. 9052.
Water fairy. 23556.
Water front cafe. 14071.
Water gal. 14072.
Water hole. 37782.
Water lilies. 14692 (809)
Water, water wild flower, tell me what to do.
41229, 53301.
Waterbury tales. 3674.
Waterfall. 14073.
Waterloo. 46466.
Waters of Norway. 5201 (1062)
Waters of Pearl Harbor will be blue again.
14074.
Watts’ cradle song. 46467.
Wave. 4617.
Wave, Colors, wave. 18369.
Wave high. 46468.
Wave OldGlory. 14075.
Wave, Old Glory, wave. 18370, 18371, 34131.
Wave on. 46469..
Wave on beautiful Red, White & Blue. 34132.
Wave on, oh Liberty. 23557.
Wave on Old Glory. 9053, 34133, 53302.
Wave on, Old Glory, wave on. 4618.
Wave our Flag America. 37783.
Wave that Flag. 41230.
Wave that Flag, America. 9054, 9055.
WAVES. 37784.
Waves & the Waacs. 46470, 53303.
W.A.V.E.S. are rolling. 41231.
Waves, colors, wave. 50300.
Waves of the ocean divide us. 23558.
WAVES, WAVES, beautiful WAVES. 46471.
Waving wheat tassels. 5201 (1063)
Way down in Australia. 28505.
Way down in Dixie Land. 18372.
Way down in my heart. 50301, 53304.
Way down in Tennessee. 23559.
Way down in the Deep South. 37785.
Way down on Honolulu Bay. 53636 (561, 562)
Way down South. 4619, 34134.
Way down South in Georgia. 41232.
Way down under. 34135.
Way down yonder. 24219 (1409)
Way down yonder in de cornfield. 5201 (1064),
38171 (438)
Way lcare. 46472.
Way I feel about you. 23560, 53305.
Way I feel tonight. 34136.
Way I got my start loving you. 46473.
Way I See it now. 28506.
Way in the world is love. 4620.
Way my ancestors went. 23561.
Way of life. 9582 (577), 53306.
Way of peace. 53636 (563)
Way of righteousness. 14692 (810)
Way out west. 28507.
Way that leads to you. 34788 (788)
Way tofreedom. 14076.
Way to victory. 9056.
Way up in the blue. 23562, 28508.
Way up there in the sky. 53308.
Way up yonder “cross de glory side. 37786.
Way we do it over here. 46475.
Way you can love. 23563.
Way you look to-night. 9057.
Way you smiled at me. 41233.
Wayfarer’s night song. 9582 (578)
Wayside brook. 5201 (1065)
Wayside flower. 29091 (714)
We admire. 50302.
We agree on love. 9058.
We ain’ *t a-scared of nobody. 4621.
We ain’t got no war-time blues. 50303.
We all are allied to whip those Axis sneaks.
34137.
We all have a duty todo. 28509.
We all have made mistakes. 14077.
We all love the U.S.A. 28510.
We all must do our part. 37787.
We all must pay our taxes So we can beat the
Axis. 28511.
We all remember. 53309.
We all stand united. 4622.
We all will see it through in nineteen GG.
9059. ;
We all will see it through with the Red, White &
Blue. 28512.
We allies together, come on boys come on. 9060.
We Americans. 23564, 34138, 41234, 46476.
We answered the call. 53310.
We appreciate you! Uncle Sam. 18373, 28513.
We are. 4623.
We are all Americans. 34139.
We are all for the U.S.A. 28514.
We are all for you, Mr. Soldier & Sailor Man. 14078.
We are all in the army now. 28515.
’ We are all in the war except the baby. 41235.
We are all in this together. 46477.
We are all new buddies. 28516.
We are all-out for victory. 4624.
We are all out to win. 14079.
We are all pals, marching to victory. 28517.
_ We are all united in the good old U.S.A. 41236.
We are all with you Uncle Sammy. 14080.
We are American boys. 18374.
We are American soldiers. 34140.
We are Americans. 9061, 9062, 18375, 23565,
28518, 28519, 37788.
We are "Americans, we will show them. 14081,
23566. :
We are Americans, yes, we are Americans. 28520.
We are at peace in Thee. 18376.
We are behind you F.D.R. 53311.
We are blowing taps. 50304.
We are coming. 34141, 34142, 37789, 41237.
We are coming after you. 53312.
We are coming Mr. J. 9063.
We are coming once again. 53313.
We are coming through to you. 4625, 28521.
We are coming, Tokio. 28522.
We are coming Uncle Sam. 28523.
We are coming Uncle Sammy. 46478.
We are commandos. 37790.
We are comrades marching on to victory. 14082.
We are fighting for liberty. 18377.
We are flying. 37791.
We are flying over the Pacific. 9064.
Way ofthe army, navy & marines. 46474, 53307. We are for Uncle Sam. 9065.
2282
We are for you Mr. President. 37792.
We are glad tnat we live in the U.S.A. 50305.
We are going Down Under. 50306.
We are going to Japan. 23567,
We are going to join the army. 46479,
We are going to put those monkeys on the run,
34143.
We are going to whip those Japs. 34144.
We are going to win this war, 41238.
We are hap~hap-happy harmonizers. 28524.
We are init. 4626.
We are in the war again. 18378.
We are just now beginning to fight. 34145,
We are leaving old Herman Valley. 53314,
We are marching now. 4627.
We are marching on. 46480.
- We are marching on to victory. 41239,
We are marching to war. 14083.
We are marching to-day. 28525.
We are marching together, 53315.
We are men. 18379.
We are moving right along to victory. 50307,
We are not asleep. 53316. .
We are on our way. 23568, 23569, 28526, 50308.
We are on our way to Tokio. 34146.
We are on our way to victory, we'll be coming
back to home sweet home. 46481.
We are on tne way you Japs. 4628.
We are one. 14084.
We are 100 percent Americans. 14085.
We are out to fight the Japs. 34147.
We are out to get the Japs. 18380.
We are out to win this war. 34148,
We are over there again. 34149,
We are praying for you soldier boy. 46482.
We are proud Americans. 14086,
We are ready Uncle Sam. 28527.
We are right there with you Uncle Sam. 28528.
We are sailing for Japan. 9066,
We are so happy. 34150,
We are soldiers of the free, 37793.
We are soldiers of the home front army. 14087.
We are soldiers of Uncle Sam, 53317.
We are the A.T.C, 18381.
We are the army. 34151.
We are the army, navy & the fighting marines.
46483.
We are the bombardiers. 46484,
We are the boys from Company A. 37794,
We are the boys in Uncle’s army. 18382.
We are tne buds. 14692 (811)
We are the chaps to lick the Japs. 18383,
We are the C.LO, 14088,
We are the crew, skimmers from the blue, 14089.
We are the engineers. 4629.
We an the eyes of the army & the navy. 4630,
18384,
We are the fighting engineers, 50309,
We are the fighting marines of the U.S.A. 14090.
We are the flying Yankees. 4631, 9067.
We are the guardians of democracy. 34152.
We are the infantry. 46485.
We are the marines. 46486, 46487.
We are the navy. 18385.
We are the navy mothers of America. 18386,
34153.
We are the regulars. 14091.
We are the soldiers of the U.S.A. 4632.
We are the sons. 37795, 50310.
We are the sons of Americans. 37796.
We are the sons of MacArthur, 28529.
We are the sons of the A.E.F. 23570.
We are the sons of the sons of guns. 18387.
We are the sons of the U.S.A. 28530.
We are the Spots. 14092.
We are the T.MLC. 4633,
We are the targeteers. 28531.
We are the WAAC. 41240,
We are the wardens. 23571,
We are the wings of the navy. 23572.
We are the Yankee Doodle boys. 46488.
We are the Yankees. 50311.
We are the Yanks, 34154,
We are the Yanks of the U.S.A. 46489,
We are Tokyo bound, 4634,
We are true Americans. 14093, 28532.
We are true Americans all. 18388, 23573.
We are united, 9068, 37797.
We are United Nations. 46490, 46491, 50312.
We, as Americans, 9069, 28533.
We belong to the U.S.A. 14094,
We both told a lie, 41241.
We buddies miss our sweethearts. 46492.
We build the ladder on which we climb. 53318,
We built a ship. 53319, 5
We can always dream. 28534.
We can be happy once more. 53320.
We can be thankful. 14095,
We can do it. 4635.
We can do without our coffee. 50313.
We can never go wrong, 14096,
We can park in the park. 23574,
We can serve Him still, 53321.
We can take it. 4636, 9070, 50314, 53322.
We can take it, Mr. Hitler. 37798.
We can take it, Mister Jappy. 23575.
We can take it on the chin. 37799,
We can—we must—we will. 18389,
We can, we will, & we must, 28535, 41242,
50315.
We can, we will, we must. 14097, 28536, 28537, 34155,
34156, 37800-37802, 41243-41245, 46493-46495,
50316-50319,
We can, we will, we must, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
53323.
We oe whistle over here. 14098,
We can win the war & we will. 46496, 50320,
We can’t, can we Joe. 23576,
We can’t do without love. 23577.
We can’t go on this way. 18390,
We can’t let it end this way. 4637.
We can’t lose. 34157.
We can’t lose, we’re on God’s side. 18391.
We can’t sing our way to victory. 14099.
We can’t spend our ev’nings together. 18392.
We carry on. 37803.
We carry the torch. 46497.
We chewed our chew-chew on a choo choo train.
4638,
We chose the air force, 41246,
We come. 50321, 53324.
We come before Thee, precious Lord. 46498.
We come from the home of the brave & the free.
9071.
We camel We come. 34158,
We could build a palace of romance, 41247.
We could have been so happy. 34159.
We couldn’t find romance. 9072.
We countries of America. 4639.
We danced together. 41248, 46499,
We deliver the goods. 50322.
We did it before & we can do it again. 4640, 4641.
We did it once, we can do it again, 4642.
We didn’t ask for it, but we can take it - & we'll -
hand it right back again. 18393.
We didn’t invite them over but we’re gonna repay
the call, 37804,
2283
We didn’t start it. 4643.
We do. 50323.
We do it just the same. 4644, ee
We do [?] to be true to our good old U.S.A. 34160.
We don’t giveaD. 41249.
We don’t have secrets from the stars. 41250.
We don’t know where we’re goin’, but we know what
we’re gonna do. 9073.
We don’t know where we’re going, but we know
we’re on our way. 18394.
We don’t know where we’re going but we’re on
our way. 41251, 50324,
We don’t like you anymore. 4645,
We don’t need martial music. 23578,
We don’t need the moon above. 23579.
We drink milk. Do you. 28538..
We fight again. 41252.
We fight for freedom. 41253, 46500.
We fight for liberty. 46501. \
We fight for liberty & our Uncle Sam. 14100.
We fight for Uncle Sam, 46502.
We finish whatever we start. 4646.
We fly ’em for the U. S. A. 28539.
We fly for freedom. 23580.
We fly for U.S. A. 18395.
We fly with Uncle Sam. 28540.
We follow the sea. 14101.
We found it. 28541.
We found love in a.blackout. 4647.
We found Sally. 14102.
We from dictators shall be free. 4648,
We gather autumn leaves. 28542.
We give Thee but Thine own. 23581.
We give you Texas, Uncle Sam. 41254,
We go forward. 28543.
We go marching. 9074,
We go together. 37805.
We gonna win. 37806.
We got a cuff-less, pleat-less, belt-less, seat-less,
vest-less, shape-less, chest-less, waist-less,
taste-less, money-less, victory suit. 28544.
We got a date in Tokyo. 37807.
We got a job to do, so let’s do it. 9075,
We got dem on de run. 50835 (408)
We got Eleanor too. 28545.
We got to be a gittin’ over there. 37808,
We got what it takes. 41255, 465083.
We gotta fight. 41256.
We gotta free the world. 14103.
We gotta go back. 50325,
We gotta take the hit out of Hitler. 4649.
We gotta win this war, says Uncle Sam. 41257,
50326.
We grew up together. 37809.
We had a penthouse in heaven. 50327.
We hail MacArthur & his men. 18396.
We hail our boys. 4650.
We hand it to you our boys in blue. 34161.
We hate to fight but when we do. 14104.
We hate war. 9076.
We have acar. 50328.
We have adate, 23582.
We have a home. 50329.
We have a job to be done. 41258, 46504.
We have a job todo. 46505, 46506.
We have a job to finish. 50330,
We have a new room. 9077.
We have a rendezvous, 41259.
We have a war to win. 18397.
We have an Uncle Sammie. 28546.
We have another job to do. 41260.
We have arisen, America, 18398.
We have lifted high Old Glory. 41261.
We have no other guide. 34788 (789)
We have no slacker-why-ers, 23583.
We have our love. 18399.
We have seen His star. 34161*.
We have to leave you for a while. 9078.
We have to win. 46507.
We haven’t got forever. 14105,
We haven’t met — yet. 9079.
We hear you calling, UncleSam. 9080.
We hold in grateful memory. 14692 (812)
We just can’t let it happen here. 50391.
We keep our faith. 46508.
We kissed just twice. 37810.
We knew it all the time. 9081.
We know our blessed Saviour. 28547.
We know that ain’t right. 14106.
We know the road, 14107.
We know the time is coming. 18400.
We know we'll meet again. 14108, 53325.
We know we'll win this fight. 50332.
We know what it means when it’s over. 53326.
We know what we are fighting for. 4651.
We like to get up. 53327.
We like to hear our sergeant say, count cadence
count. 14109. ,
We like to whirl. 28548, 47124 (542)
We little people. 28549.
We live in America. 14110. é
We live in the land of the free. 4652.
We live in the U.S.A. 28550. —
We love America. 4653, 14111-14115, 23584, 34162,
37811, 53328.
We love America, we’ll defend America. 4654,
We love & learn, 23585.
We love democracy. 9082.
We love Franklin D. Roosevelt. 4655.
We love our America. 4656.
We love our liberty. 4657.
We love our Uncle Sammy. 46509.
We love our Uncle, Uncle Sam, 28551.
We love our U.S. A. 53329.
We love the United States of America. 23586.
We love the whole United States. 46510.
We love we. 37812.
We love you, America. 37813.
We love you, Lady Liberty. 53330.
We love you Uncle Sam. 34163.
We made a date to meet out there. 23587.
We march again. 18401.
We march on. 41262.
We march on to victory. 28552.
We march to freedom’s victory. 14116.
We march to victory. 23588, 34164,
We may not climb the heavenly steeps. 9083.
We met again inadream. 23589.
We met at dawn. 23590. ;
We met beneath a weeping willow. 18402.
We met beneath the rainbow. 23591.
We met in a blackout. 28553.
We met in an old cafe. 18403.
We met in Ohio. 46511.
We met in orange blossom time. 46512.
We met in the Red River Valley. 14117.
We met ona bet. 9084.
We met, we kissed, we parted. 50333.
We must all do our part for Uncle Sam. 9085.
We must befree. 23592,
We must be vigilant - American patrol. 23593.
We must beat Hitler. 9086, 18404, 34165.
We must carry on. 34166.
We must defend America, 4658, 18405.
We must fight, fight, fight, 37814,
We must fight on. 9087.
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
We must hammer, hammer, hammer, 41263. We should never part. 37820.
We must keep America free. 46513. 4 i We sing. 18409,
We must keep our land America. 34167. We sing for the glory of God. 46519.
We must keep the lamp of freedom burning. 34168. We sons of the U.S.A. 34175.
We must not fail. 14118. We spilled our milk. 14131.
We must rally to the call. 14119. We stand on guard America. 18410.
We must save America. 23594. We stand on guard, America, long will freedom
We must save our Red, White & Blue. 50334. ring. 34176.
We must save the Red White & Blue. 4659. We stand together united forever. 14132.
We must say hello to the army. 14120. We stand united. 9097.
We must take the hit out of Hitler. 4660. We still have each other. 9098.
We must through great tribulation. 34169. We strolled in the garden of roses. 46520.
We must! We can! We will. 4661, 37815. We swear by the stars, in the Red, White &
We must, we will, we can. 46514. Blue. 18411.
We must win. 50335. We take our hats off to you, Mr. Wilson. 41610
We must win for the country of the free. 34170. (216, 217)
We must work. 53331. We thank our lucky stars we belong to the Stars .
We need a bomber. 9088. & Stripes. 23601.
We need a song. 14121. We thank you, lucky star. 4668.
We need Thee, 46515. We the aluminum workers. 9099.
We never speak as we pass by. 4662. We the defenders of America. 14133,
We now wake up. 9089. We the people. 34177, 37821, 37822, 46521.
We of the A-B-C & D. 18406. We the people of America. 9100.
We or they. 46516. We the people of the forty-eight. 9101.
We owe Tokyo a visit. 9090. We, the people, shall be free. 18412.
We part, we ll meet again, 23595. We the united, 53335.
We pay homage to you. 4663. We the United Nations. 28557, 34178.
We pledge allegiance to our Flag. 34171. We the women of America. 28558.
We pledge to our Uncle Sam. 23596. . We, the Yanks, 18413.
We pledge you victory, America. 50336. We the Yanks are marching now. 53336.
We poor girls laugh & dance. 50337. We three, 50341.
We praise the land we live in. 9091. We tickled the tail of the tadpole. 34788 (790)
We praise Thee. 37816. We too can sing. 4669.
We praise Thee, O God. 9092, 24219 (1410) We two. 9102.
We pray for you America. 14122. We two in a lean-to. 28559, 37823.
We pray our Lord to save America. 4664. We two shall love again. 23602.
We prepare the way. 4665. We two together. 18845 (322)
We promise. 23597. We, us, & company. 46522.
We rally today. 50835 (404) We used to be that way. 4670.
We re-discovered America in 1942. 14123. We wait in faith. 14134.
We remember. 9093. We walked in the garden. 28560.
We remember Pearl Harbor. 14124. We want a double V in our victory. 23603.
We repeat. 9094. We want a victory. 9103.
- We ring true. 14125. We want freedom forever. 50342.
We rise to the call of our nation. 4666. We want no foreign boss in this land of the free.
We said goodbye. 46517. ~ 28561.
We said hello. 37817. We want no heil, instead of how-do-you-do. 9104.
We sail away at eventide. 53332. . We want the Townsend plan. 50343.
We sail the sea. 53333. We want victory. 23604.
We salute the U.S. marines. 18407. We wanta go. 4671.
We salute thee, Utah. 18408. We welcomed all as brothers. 14135.
We salute you. 37818. We went shopping. 50344.
We salute you Buddy. 28554. We were alone. 23605.
We salute you Gen’ral MacArthur. 14126. We were dancing. 220, 362, 372, 764, 1099, 1106, 1226,
We salute you MacArthur. 14127, 34172, 34173. 1355, 1401, 2414, 3310, 3579, 3640, 4511, 4512, 4588,
We salute you, Mister Marine. 14128. 4672, 14136.
We salute you Texas. 50338. We were lovers in a sailboat on the sea. 28562.
We see the first robin. 28555. We were meant for each other. 34179.
We seek not other’s rights. 9095. We were on our honeymoon, 34180.
We send this song wherever you are. 34174. We were together. 4673.
We shall all do the goose step. 9582 (579) We were wrong. 4674.
We shall always have a Christmas. 14129. We will. 9105, 18414. :
We shall fight for America. 53334. We will all come back smiling, & thank our God above.
We shall land on every shore, 23598. 53337.
We shall lick ’em again. 50339. We will all give our all, for freedom. 41264.
We shall meet again. 4667. We will all pull together. 50345.
We shall meet again some day. 50340. - Mit zr ebaets be the eAtiaee —o aaah
We shall meet when this war is over, we shall : ways remember Pear! Harbor. .
meet at the end of the road. 46518. Be belie tor bere Lae
We will be faithful. 38171 (439)
We shall sing. 14130.
We will be free. 28563.
We shall win. 9096, 23599, 37819. We will beat this unholy three. 18415.
We shall win or we shall die. 28556. We wil! crush the foe. 23607.
We should have said it. 23600. | We will dance until the break of day. 50346.
2285
We will do it, do it, doit. 41265.
We will dream. 23608.
We will fight. 34181, 37824, 37825, 41266.
We will fight but never yield. 341788 (791)
We will fight, fight, tight. 4675, 14138, 23609,
37826.
We will fight for liberty. 4676.
We will fight for our country. 41267.
We will fight for our Stars & Stripes. 23610.
We will fight for the U.S.A. 34182.
We will fight for Uncle Sam. 9107, 18416, 34183.
We will fight for you America. 23611.
We will fight till the victory’s won. 4677.
We will fight to defend America. 34184.
We will fight to victory. 317827.
We will fight until we win. 9108.
We will get there. 28564.
We will help our Uncle Sammy. 34185.
We will K.O. Tokio. 4678, 23612.
We will keep America for ” Americans. 4679.
We will keep Old Glory waving. 53338.
We will keep our Colors flying. 14139.
We will live in each others heart. 14140.
We will live in the minds of each other. 9109.
We will meet again. 9110.
We will never forsake Old Glory. 9111.~
We will never give up. 46523.
We will never never stop ’til it’s over over there.
37828.
We will not forget Pearl Harbor. 9112.
We will not forget you doughboy. 41268.
We will ramble you & I, dear. 9582 (580)
We will remember. 4680.
We will see it through. 4681, 4682.
We will set the RisingSun in the morning. 28565.
We will shout victory is ours again. 28566.
We will sing one song. 9113.
We will soon be in the army. 46524:
We will stand, 34186.
We will straighten out the whole darn mess. 28567.
We will surrender, but only to love. 18417.
We will take the J out of Jap. 37829.
We will teach the Japanese. 23613. .
We will think of you at home. 28568.
We will wave Old Glory. 46525.
We will win. 9114, 9115, 14141, 34187.
We will win the peace. 37830.
We will win this war. 41269, 50347.
We will winthis war with a songin our hearts. 41270.
We will win, you betcha. 37831.
We wish you a merry Christmas. 4683.
We won, by golly, we won. 23614.
We won t be back in Hackensack. 23615.
We won't forget Corregidor. 28569.
We won ’t forget Pearl Harbor. 9116, 46526.
We won't forget the 7th of December. 18418.
We won’t forget what happened in Hawaii. 14142.
We won't go home. 9117.
We won't have to do it again. 28570.
We won't let Douglas down. 23616,
We won't let up. 23617.
We won’t let you down. 9118.
We won't say goodbye now. 4684.
We work for Uncle Sam. 14143.
We would see Jesus. 23618.
We wouldn’t forget Pearl Harbor. 18419.
We Yankee soldiers. 18420.
We Yankees are brave. 14144.
We Yanks 50348.
We Yanks are coming again. 28571.
We Yanks are marching again. 23619.
We Yanks are ready. 4685.
We Yanks will emi this fight. 53339.
2286
Weaith of mine. 41271.
Wear a victory smile. 50349.
Yee be tear of loving someone like you. 23620,
Wear the V. 34189.
Wear your smile. 46527.
Wear your V. 4686.
Wearing a bustle. 37832.
Wearing the red cross. 23621.
Weary. 14145.
Weary goin’. 9119.
Weary my tot. 5201 (1066)
Weary road to Calvary. 23622.
Weary, worried & blue. 14146.
Weather the weather to bring you your mail. 14147.
Weather vane. 18421.
Weaver of dreams. 9120.
_ Webber’s (Carl) modern violin method. 28572.
Weber. 24219 (1411)
We'd make a wonderful team. 23623.
Wedding. 14148.
Wedding anniversary waltz. 50350.
Wedding bells. 4687, 28573.
Wedding bells are calling me. 53636 (564)
Wedding by candlelight. 34190.
Wedding ceremony. 37833.
Wedding drive. 46528.
Wedding for one. 38171 (440)
Wedding gown. 50351.
Wedding in the spring. 18422, 41272.
Wedding march. 46529, 50835 (405) =~
Wedding music. 53340.
Wedding of Jack & Jill. 47124 (543, 544)
Wedding of the Gingerbreads. 28574.
Wedding of the sunshine & the rose. 41610 (218)
Mase of the wooden soldier & the painted doll.
18423
Wedding picture. 37834.
Wedding prayer. 9121, 23624, 50352.
Wedding song. 34191, 50353, 50354.
Wedding tale. 23625.
Wedding waltz. 9122, 18424.
Wee wee hours. 18425. .
Wee Willie Winkie. 53636 (565)
Week end blues. 23626.
Week-end in Havana. 2582, 2915, 3539, 4361,
4688, 4822.
Week-end time. 46530.
Week-end whimsey. 9123.
Weekly wedding. 53636 (566)
Weenie roast. 28575.
Weep no more my lady. 46531, 53341.
Weep no more, my lady, let me see your smile.
14692 (813), 24219 (1412)
Weep no more Stalingrad. 46532.
Weep not for me. 24219 (1413)
Ween Se MOE: 9124,
Weep you no more, sad fountains. 14149.
Weepin’. 28576.
Weeping willow. 4689.
Weeping Willow Lane. 14150.
Weeping willow tree give her a message for me.
41273.
We’er [?] on to victory. 9125.
Weihnachts-geist. 29091 (715)
Weil mein schatz vorbeigerauscht. 9582 (581)
Weisst du noch. 23627.
Welcome. 50835 (406)
Welcome home. 9126.
Welcome home sweet home once more. 50355.
Welcome song. 24219 (1414)
Welcome stranger. 28577.
Welcome, sweet pleasure. 4690, 4691.
INDEX
EE ie a I nS ek ah NR ee
Welcome to America. 46533.
Welcome to spring. 4692.
Welcome yellow Aryans. 4693.
Welding school. 46534,
Well, 18426.
We'll all be free Americans together. 34192.
We’ll all be happy again, 18427, 46535.
We’ll all be together again. 34193,
We’ll all come smilin’ thru. 28578.
We’ll all do our bit for the U.S.A. 18428, 34194,
We'll all fight for victory. 9127.
We'll all fight on for victory. 28579,
We'll all get together again. 18429.
We’ll all go along together. 46536,
We’ll all join hands America. 18430,
Well, all right, let’s go. 18431.
We’ li always be apart. 23628,
We’ll always be free. 14151.
We'll always be sweethearts, sweetheart. 34195.
We'll always fight as one. 28580.
We’ ll always fight for England. 14152.
We’ll always honor McArthur [?]. 50356.
We’ll always remember Pearl Harbor. 1694, 4695.
We’ll always stand & fight, 23629,
We’ll avenge Pearl Harbor. 9128,
We'll avenge you, Pearl Harbor. 9129,
We’ll back America in Texas. 9130,
We’ll be back. 23630, 28581, 37835, 50357,
50358,
We'll be back Corregidor. 37836.
We’ll be back home with victory. 46537,
We'll be back on Bataan. 23631.
We’ll be back smiling. 23632.
We’ll be back when it’s all over. 41274,
We’ll be back when it’s taps for the three dirty
rats. 9130, 46538.
We'll be back when we’re through. 37837,
Wa be coming home a-shouting victory. 46539,
53342,
We’ll be growing poppies on Broadway. 53343,
We’ll be over. 37838,
We’ll be over there, keep us flying. 9132.
We’ll be pals dear. 23633,
We’ll be saying hello. 28582.
We'll be seein’ you. 46540,
We'll be seeing you Tokyo. 28583, 34196,
We’ll be singin’ hallelujah, marching thru Berlin.
46541, 53344,
We'll be so glad when it’s over. 18432,
We’ll be sweethearts forever. 23634.
We’ll be there, 14153, 23635, 23636, 28584, 28585,
34197, 41275, 41276, 46542, 46543, 50359,
53345, 53346,
We'll be together again. 4696, 9133, 37839,
We’ll be victorious. 34198.
We'll beat the jack Axis boys. 41277.
We’ll blast the Japs for.democracy. 34199,
We'll blitz Fritz. 41278,
We’ll bomb them all. 34200.
We'll bring home the victory. 9134,
We’ll bring peace to the Pacific, 18433,
er beng the cobwebs off the moon, my love.
We'll build a bungalow. 23638,
We'll build a new world, 46544,
We'll burn Herr Hitler & oe & make more
room for Freedom Land. 41279
We’ll bury the hatchet. 50360.
Well butter my beans. 14154.
We’ ll buy bonds till the world is free. 37840.
We’ ll call it love today. 37841.
We'll carry on, 53347.
We’ll carry on on on tovictory. 34201, 46545.
We’ll carry on to victory. 50361.
We’ll carry the torch for Miss Liberty. 28586.
We’ll catch a falling star. 53348,
We’ll chase ev’ry Jap clear off of the map. 14155.
We’ll chase Hitler to the Rhine. 9135.
We’ll chase them back to Tokio. 46546.
We’ll cheer, 4697,
We’ll cheer for tue Red White & Blue, 4698.
We’ll cherish our freedom. 50362.
We’ll come marching home. 34202.
We’ll come out on top down under. 23639,
34203,
We’ll come ten million strong. 9136.
We’ll come through. 23640, 50363, 53349.
We'll come thru to victory. 53350,
We’ll cook the Axis goose. 9137, 41280.
We’ll cooperate. 28587.
We'll crush the Germans & the Japs. 28588.
We’ll dance again. 46547.
We’ll defend America, 41281.
We’ll defend our Flag. 23641.
We’ll defend our U.S.A. 23642.
We’ll divide up the ocean. 50364.
We’ll do a better job this time. 50365.
We’ll do a MacArthur. 37842.
We’ll do all we can for Uncle Sam. 46548.
We’ll do it. 41282.
We’ll do it all over.14156.
We’ll do it America. 37843.
We’ll do it ev’rywhere. 50366,
We’ll do it for the U.S.A. 14157.
We’ll do it too. 23643,
We'll do it with a smile. 50367.
We’ll do our duty. 28589,
We’ll do our part. 4699, 14158,
We’ll do the job that daddy did before. 18434,
Well done, territorials, 5201 (1067)
We’ll dream again. 46549,
We’ll drop our bombs on Tokio. 46550.
We’ll drop our bombs on Tokyo. 23644,
We’ll dry your tears away, Pearl Harbor 9138,
worl dun the Axis. 34204,
We’ll end it in swingtime. 46551.
We’ll even it up, for the boys of Bataan, 34205.
We’ll even up the score, 46552,
We’ll ever be free or we'll not be American.
41283.
We'll fight. 37845, 46553.
We’ll fight all over the map. 46554.
We’ll fight & we’ll carry on. 4700.
We'll fight & we'll win, 9139.
We’ll fight, fignt, fight, 41284.
We'll fight, fight, fight for tne U.S.A, 23645,
We'll fignt, fight, fight for Uncle Sam, 46555.
We’ll fight for America, 4701.
We'll fight for dear old Uncle Sam, 4702.
nen =i for democracy. 4703, 23646,
We’ll fight for liberty. 53351.
We'll fight for Old Glory. 34206.
We'll fight for our America, 9140,
We’ll fight for our country. 14159,
We’ll fignt for our mother love, America, 23647.
We’ll fight for our U.S.A. 9141,
We'll fight for the glory of our Flag. 46556.
We’ll fight for the Red, White & Blue, 23648.
We’ll fight for the right. 9142.
We’ ll fight for true democracy. 4704.
We'll fight for Uncle Sam. 28590.
We’ ll fignt for victory. 23649, 23650, 46557.
We'll fignt like General MacArthur. 34207,
We'll fight on to victory. 9143, 34208, 46558,
2287
pt. 3, n. 8s., Vv. 37
We'll fight our way for the U.S. A. 46559.
We'll fight our way to glory. 28591.
We'll fight to keep democracy. 34209.
We'll fight to keep Old Glory. 4705. .
We'll fight to the death for this land of ours.
46560.
We'll fight until we win dear. 34210.
We'll find love. 28592.
We'll find our way to the sun, 41285,
We'll find the end of the rainbow. 34211.
We'll finish the job. 37846, 53352.
We’ll finish this one for good. 28593.
We'll finnish [?] the job together. 4706.
We'll fly high. 23651.
We’ll fly them over, over there. 28594.
We'll fly to victory. 46561.
We'll follow MacArthur. 14160, 28595.
We'll follow MacArthur to the end. 18435.
We'll follow Old Glory. 34212.
We'll follow the Flag to victory. 46562.
We'll get along. 23652, 37847.
We'll get along some way. 23653.
We'll get it over, over there. 9144.
We'll get ol’ Dobbin from the farm singing ki
yippee, yippee yea, hi, hidee hay. 4707.
We'll get the Japs. 50369.
We’ll get them yet. 9145.
We'll get there. 23654.
We'll get Tokio. 18436.
We'll get you yet, Mister Jap. 37848.
We'll git it. 9146.
We'll give all we’ve got. 46563.
We'll give & we’ll pray. 50370.
We’ll give our all for the U.S. A. 14161.
We'll give out, but never give in. 50371.
We'll give them something to remember us by.
9147.
We’ll give you a trimmin’ like you never got before.
18437,
We'll go & get ’em. 4708.
We’ll go anywhere. 50372,
We'll go back. 46564,
We'll go back to faithful Dobbin, just to help the
U.S.A. 14162.
We'll go battin’ right back to Bataan boys. 50373.
We'll go on living from there. 46565.
We’ll go over Uncle Sam. 18438.
We'll go through the world together. 34213,
We'll go walking thru the violets. 41286.
We'll hang Hitler. 18439, 34214,
We'll hang the paperhanger, 37849.
We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home.
34788 (792)
We'll have a lot of fun. 23655.
We'll have a new haven under Old Glory. 41287.
We'll have ev’rything. 50374,
We'll have fun. 46566, 50375.
We'll have our glory. 41288.
We'll have peace, if we have to fight for it. 50376.
We'll have the Nipponese on their knees, sayin’
please to Uncle Sam. 14163.
We'll have 30,000 bombers in the air. 28596.
We'll have to bomb Tokyo. 14164,
We'll have to do it over again, Uncle Sammy, it’s
now up to you. 14165.
We'll have to hike or take a bike. 14166.
We’ll have to walk tonight, my dear. 53353.
We'll hike along again in Tipperary. 47124 (545)
We’ll hit a bit harder. 4709.
We'll hit him & hit him again. 23656.
We’ll hit him, wherever we find him. 50377,
We'll hit, hit, Hitler. 28597.
We'll hit them & then, we’ll hit them again. 50378,
Well, I didn’t. 59448,
Well, imagine that. 50379.
We’ll isolate the germs. 34215.
We'll just say au revoir boys, till you come marching
home. 14167.
We'll keep a light in the window. 28598.
We’ll keep America free. 28599, 28600.
We’ll keep ’em flyin’. 4710, 18440, 37850.
We’ll keep ’em flying. 14168, 23657, 37850.
We’ll keep ’em flying with bonds you’re buying. 37851.
We’ll keep ’em sailing. 28601, 50380.
‘We'll keep ’ ‘em sailing, full steam ahead, 14169.
We’ll keep ’em shootin’ like in World war number one
41289.
We'll keep every star in Old Glory, they’ll never
reach that high. 37852.
We'll keep fighting. 9149.
We'll keepOld Glory. 9150.
We'll keep Old Glory flying. 4711, 41290.
We’ll keep Old Glory waving. 28602, 46567,
50381.
We'll keep on fightin’. 37853, 46568.
We’ll keep our Flag a-flying. 50382.
We’ll keep our freedom. 23658, 46569.
We'll keep right on a-fightin’, 34216.
We'll keep sending them up & over. 4712.
We’ll keep the Flag flying. 18441.
We’ll keep them all aflying over there. 28603.
We’ll keep them flying. 14170, 53354.
We’ll kick that gong for freedom, 41291.
We’ll kick the ese off Japan. 34217.
We’ll kick the ese off of Japan. 28604.
We’ll knock the h--- out of Hitler, 28605.
We’ll knock the heil out of Hitler. 4713.
We’ll knock the hit out of Hitler. 9151.
We’ll knock the Japs, right into the laps of the Nazis.
9152.
We’ll knock the L out of Hitler. 53355.
Well known N. P. C. 23659.
We'll lead the way. 14171.
We'll lick ’em by hang. 50383.
We'll lick ’em Nipponese. 9153, 50384.
We'll lick the Japs today. 28606.
We'll lick them anywhere. 28607, 28608.
We'll live with the love of the Lord in heart.
46570.
We'll live on love, 34218.
We'll look after you. 34788 (793), 38171 (441)
We'll love again. 53356. .
We’ll love again in London. 18442.
We’ll make believe we never had to say goodbye.
34219.
We’ll make it tough for them, 9155,
We'll make you pay. 4714.
We’ll march again. 28609.
We’ll march on to victory. 28610, 37854.
We'll march to victory. 23660, 28611.
We’ll march to victory, America, 14172.
We'll meet again. 14173, 53357.
We’ll meet again at St. Martins. 9154, 34220.
We’ll meet again in Hawaii. 53358.
We’ll meet again in old Hawaii. 9156.
We'll meet at the endof the rainbow. 14174, 18443.
We’ll never fail our U.S. A. 53359.
We'll never forget. 4715.
We’ll never forget Pearl Harbor. 4716, 34221,
50385.
We’ll never give in, 18444,
We’ll never give up. 28612, 50386.
We’ll never go down. 9157.
We’ll never have a flag of white. 28613.
We'll never let our old Flagfall. 9582 (582)
2288
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nos. 1-12, 1942
We’ ll never say goodbye, just so long.
We’ll never shirk. 46571.
We’ll never wave a white flag. 18445, 34222.
We’ ll nip the Nipponese. 4718, 4719, 34223.
We’ll nip the nips from Nipponese. 4720,
We’ ll not forget Pearl Harbor. 23661.
We’ll not forget Pearl Harbor — we mop up
Tokyo. 4721.
Well, now I wonder. 28614.
Well, of all things. 50387.
We’ ll outlove them all. 46572.
We’ll pack away our worries in our haver-sack.
34224,
We’ll paint that Nazi flag, red, white & blue.
50388.
We’ll park our dream. 18446.
We’ll park to save the tires. 23662.
We'll plant Old Glory on the Rising Sun. 4722.
We'll protect the U.S.A. 46573.
We’ ll push ’em back to Tokyo. 41292.
We'll put Hitler on the spot. 46574.
We’ll put those devils on the run. 50389.
We’ll put V into victory. 34225, 41293.
We'll remember. 41294.
We’ll remember & share our memories. 50390.
We'll remember Pearl Harbor. 9158, 14175.
We’ll remember you, boys, in our prayers.
46575.
We'll rest in lovers’ nest. 53360.
We’ll return a friendly visit. 50391.
We'll return that Sunday punch. 14176.
We’ll see a rainbow again. 37855.
We’ll see it through. 46576.
We’ll see it thru. 14177, 28615, 41295.
We’ll see you again mam’selle. 23663.
We’ll set the Rising Sun. 9159, 14178.
We’ll set the whole world free. 18447, 37856.
We’ll set the Yellow Sun. 14179..
We'll set their Rising Sun. 23664.
We’ll settle the score in Berlin. 34226.
4717,
We’ll share the same things together again. 41296.
We’ vl shoot ’em back to Tokyo. 23665.
We’ll shout hallelujah, when it’s over everywhere.
34227.
We’ll show ’ em. 50392.
We’ll show ’em how to fight. 34228.
We'll show Fritz how to blitz. 46577.
We’ll show the foes. 50393.
We’ll show them. 41297.
We’ll show you how to fight, 23666.
We’ll show you who we are. 37857.
We’ ll sing. 4723.
We'll sing aloha again. 37858.
We’ll sing! Sing! Sing! To victory.
28616, 46578.
We'll slap the Jap off the map. 14181.
We’ ll slap the s slap happy Jap. 14182.
We’ll smack ’em down. 50394.
We’ll smash the Japanee. 14183, 14184.
We’ll smile again. 41298, 46164, 46445.
We'll smile again some day. 9160.
We'll stack our rifles on the deck of a ship.
34229.
We’ll stand behind our men. 53361.
We’ll stand beside you. 18448.
We’ll stand beside you, Uncle Sam. 9161.
We’ ll stand by our Flag. 4724.
We’ill star in Hollywood’s Vanities. 41299.
We’ ll start life anew. 53362.
We’ ll stay right here and do our bit. 46579.
We’ll stop them over there. 37859.
We’ll surely win the war for Uncle Sam. 18449.
We’ ll sweep the blue Pacific Ocean clean. 41300.
14180,
2289
We'll swing our battle ax on the Axie[?] 28617.
We'll take all in our stride. 50395.
We’ll take care of you all. 14692 (814)
We’ ll take that germ out of Germany. 9162.
We’ 1l take the hit out of Hitler. 14185.
We’ll take the nip from the Nipponnese. 46580.
We'll take the nip out of Nippon. 37860.
We’ll take the nip out of the Nipponese. 18450.
We’ll tell the devil hello. 41301.
Well, that’s that. 9163.
We’ll then pay lower taxes. 37861.
We’ll think of Hawaii. 18451, 37862.
We'll throw thém off the earth. 46581.
We’ll turn the table on you yet. 28618.
We’ll turn the tide. 18452, 50396.
We'll t’weet t’weet all day. long. 4725.
We’ll unfold our sails. 34230.
We’ll whip the Japs. 37863, 46582.
" We’ll whisper I love you. 37864.
We’ll win. 23667, 34231, 50397.
We'll win for Uncle Sam. 34232,
We’ll win for Uncle Sammie. 23668.
We’ll win in the skies. 23669.
We’ll win some new glory for dear Old Glory.
50398.
We'll win the fight. 23670.
We’ll win the victory. 23671.
We’ll win the war. 9164, 23672, 46583.
We’ll win the war with wings. 28619.
We'll win this fight. 4726.
We’ll win this war. 14186, 14187, 34233,
41302.
We’ll win this war or die. 41303.
We’ll win this war with instant aid. 14188.
We’ll win through, we always do. 37865, 46584.
’ We'll win together. 46585.
We’ll win, you bet we will. 14189.
We’ll win you’ll see. 23673.
We'll work for our America. 14190, 46586.
Wellenspiel. 14692 (815)
Wells loyalty song. 46587.
Welsh rhapsody. 4727.
Welt ist stille eingeschlafen.
Wengerka. 5201 (1068)
Wenn die blumlein spriessen. 34234.
Wenn die musik marschiert. 9165.
We’r [?] going to fly. 9166.
Wer ist denn heut noch treu. 14692 (816)
We’re a band of union brothers. 9167.
We’ re a billion strong. 53363.
We’ re a bunch of fighting men. 34235.
We’re a happy bunch of hooligans. 53364.
We’re a hundred thirty million strong & we’re
going to win this war. 23674.
We’re a peace loving nation. 34236.
We’re after Mussolini. 28620.
We're after you. 14191.
We're after you Japan. 14192.
We’re air raid wardens on the march. 34237.
We're all Americans. 14193, 34238.
We're all behind you F.D.R. 9168.
We’re all buddies on the long, long trail. 41304.
We’ re all eating carrots ev ry day. 4728.
We’re all for one. 1494.
We’re all for Uncle Sam. 23675.
We’re all for Uncle Sammy. 14195.
We’re all friends together. 34239.
We’re all going back over there. 34240.
We’re all going to work for Uncle Sammy. 37866.
We're all good Epicureans. 18453.
We're all in it. 41305, 50400.
We're all in it now. 14196.
We're all in it together. 46588..
50399.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
We’re all in the army. 4729, 37867.
We’re all in the army now. 28621, 46589.
We’re all in the same boat now. 4730.
We’re all in the same union now. 53365.
We’re all in this together. 18454, 23676, 46590.
We’re all inthis war. 37868.
We’re all of us Americans. 4731. :
We’re all on the band wagon now. 18455, 41306.
We’re all out. 41307. .
We’re all out for America. 18456, 34241.
We’re all out for freedom now. 9169.
We’re all out for the Motherland. 18457.
We’re all out for the U. S. A. 28622, 41308.
We’re all out for Uncle Sam. 4732, 9170, 14197.
We’re all out for victory. 9171, 23677, 34242,
37869, 46591, 50401.
We’re all out to win the war. 46592.
We’re all soldiers now. 28623.
We're all together. 9172.
We’re all with you Mister Wilson. 34788 (794)
We’re all with you, O Doug. MacArthur. 46593.
We’re all with you, Uncle Sam. 23678.
We’re American housewives. 50402.
We’re American soldiers, sailors & marines.
34243.
We’re Americans. 9173, 14198, 23679, 23680, 34244.
We’re Americans, we’ll fight for our liberty.
23681.
We’re an air-minded pair. 4733.
We’re Arizona wildcats. 46594.
We’re army air cadettes. 53366.
We’re awaiting your returning, to make Broadway
bright. 34245.
We’re back to finish the job. 23682.
We’re back together again. 9174.
We’re back with the horse & buggy. 37870.
We’re backing you boys. 46595.
We’re behind our Uncle Sam. 34246.
We’re behind the boys. 41309.
We’re behind the boys of America. 23683.
We’re behind them. 28624. .
We’re behind you all the way. 18458.
We’re behind you Old Glory. 28625, 34247.
We’re behind you Uncle Sam. 9275.
We’re bound for Val (a) paraiso round the Horn.
46033, 46596.
We’re bound to whip the Jap. 14199.
We’re bound to win. 23684.
We’re bound to win a victory. 53367.
We’re bound to win this war. 9176.
We’re bringing you sweet violets. 23685.
We’re buddies. 34248, 37871.
We’re buddies once again. 28626, 50403.
We’re called to the Colors. 18459.
We’re comin’ back on top. 46597.
We’re coming. 9177.
We’re coming back. 18460, 23686, 23687.
We’re coming back again. 18461.
We’re coming back over there. 14200.
We’re coming back to America, 50404.
We’re coming back to you. 50405.
We’re coming Hirohito, 14201.
We’re coming—many millions strong. 14202.
We’re coming over. 14203, 18462, 23688, 34249,
37872, 41310, 50406, 50407.
We’re coming over again. 23689, 46598.
We’re coming there, 41311.
We’re coming through. 23690.
We’re coming thru. 46559.
We’re coming Uncle Sam. 18463.
We’re coming U.S. Yankees. 50408.
We’re commandoes young & strong. 41312.
We’re counting on you. 41313.
We’re dad’s boys now. 46600.
We’re dancing at the Drake tonight. 46601.
We’re dancing our last dance together. 41314.
We’re division ninety-two. 53368.
We’re eagles of the sky. 18464.
We’re feeding the baby onions so we can find it in
the dark. 14692 (817) -
We’re fighters of the U. S. A. 28627.
We’re fighting for democracy. 4734, 41315.
We’re fighting for peace & freedom. 9178.
We’re fighting for the good old U.S.A. 9179.
We’re fighting for the U.S. A. 23691, 28628.
We’re fighting for Uncle Sam. 23692, 37873.
We’re fighting mad. 14204, 37874.
We’re fighting on to victory. 9180.
We’re fighting to keep it free. 28629, 50409.
We’re fighting together. 50410.
We’re flying ’em high. 4735.
We’re flying the U. S. Flag. 9181.
We’re for Franklin D. Roosevelt & the U. S. A.
18465.
We’re for Uncle Sam. 23693.
We’re for victory. 53369.
We’re for you. 50411.
We’re for you, America. 14205.
We’re free. 14206.
We’re from the good old U. S. A., we’re gonna give
em hell. 37875.
We’re from the U. S. A. 18466, 18467, 34250.
We’re from U.S.A. 4736.
We’re goin’ to heil Hitler with everything we’ve got.
34251.
We’re goin’ to K. O. Tokio. 23694, 23695.
We’re goin’ to put on pants & go to war. 9183.
We’re goin’ to set the whole world free. 34252.
We’re goin’ a yo yo all over Tokyo. 9182.
We’re going all out for victory. 50412.
We’re going all the way. 14207.
We’re going away. 18468.
We’re going back over there. 34253.
We’re going back to Bataan. 28630.
We’re going back to buggy days again. 14208.
We’re going back to grandma’s day tomorrow. 4737.
We’re going everywhere. 37876.
We’re going, going over. 14209.
We’re going - goodbye. 37877.
We’re going great guns for victory. 41316.
We’re going out to get them over there. 14210.
We’re going over. 18469, 18470, 23696, 28631, 34254,
46602-46604, 50413, 50414.
We’re going over again. 9184, 14211, 14212, 18471,
23697, 37878, 50415.
We’re.going over, all over again. 41317.
We’re going over once more. 28632.
We’re going over, over there. 14213, 14214.
We’re going over over there again. 41318.
We’re going over seas, 50416.
We’re going over the top. 4738.
We’re going over there. 46605.
We’re going over there again, 8185, 34255.
We’re going over, to get it over. 9186.
We’re going to be free. 4739.
We’re going to carry the Stars & Stripes to the Land
of the Rising Sun. 14215.
We’re going to conquer Japan. 4740.
We’re going to fight. 9187.
We’re going to fight, fight, fight, 28633.
We’re going to fight, fight, fight, for America.
28634.
We’re going to fight, fight, fight, for the U. S. A.
34256.
We’re going to fight for that Red-White & Blue until
we’ve seen it through. 14216.
2290
We’re going to fight for the U.S.A. 4741.
We’re going to get you. 9188.
We’re going to hang a paper hanger. 41319.
We’re going to heil Hitler. 28635.
We’re going to keep it that way. 28636.
We’re going to keep it the good old U.S.A. 4742.
We’re going tokeep you San Francisco Bay. 34257.
We’re going to lick em again. 37879.
We’re going to lick those dirty Japs.
18472.
We’re going to nip the nip out of the Nipponese.
9190.
We’re going to set the Rising Sun. 9191.
We're going to sink the Rising Sun. 4743, 46606.
We’re going to take the little Mikado. 23698.
We’re going to win. 14217, 23699, 28637,
46607.
We’re going to win or die with our boots on. 9192.
We’re going to win the war. 53370.
We’re going to win this war. 9293, 41320, 50417,
50418, 53371, 53372.
We're going to work for Uncle Sammy. 50419.
We're going with you. 53373.
We’re gona kick Japan in the Tokio. 4744.
We’re gonna beat the hello out of Hitler. 14218.
We’re gonna beat the Japs at their shore. 46608.
We’re gonna bomb - bomb - bombDer Feuhrer [?]
37880.
We re gonna break that record, Mister President.
53374.
We’re gonna change your map. 34258.
We’re gonna collect. 18473.
We’re gonna do it. 9194.
9289,
We’re gonna do more than Doolittle did at Tokyo. 34259.
We’re gonna drop a pear] in your harbor, Mister
Yoki-Yokohama. 23700.
We're gonna fight for Uncle Sam. 14219.
We’re gonna have to slap the dirty little Jap &
Uncle Sam’s the guy who candoit. 9195, 14220.
We’ re gonna hit, hit, hit, Hitler. 4745.
We’re gonna hit Hitler. 37881.
We’re gonna kick the Japs in the Axis. 14221.
We're gonna knock the H out of Hitler. 18474.
_We’re gonna live in a brand new world. 23701,
28638. '
We’re gonna make sure there’ll never be another
war. 46609, 50420.
We’re gonna move way out inthe back-woods. 37882.
We’re gonna play Yankee Doodle in Tokio. 53375.
We’ re gonnaridea jeep, toanearly victory. 50421.
We’re gonna set the Rising Sun. 18475.
We’re gonna shut the open door. 14222, 46610.
We’re gonna smack ’em down. 9196.
We’re gonna support Uncle Sam. 23702.
We’re gonna take the J out of Jap & make ’em yap,
yap, yap. 4746.
We re gonna take youfor a one wayride. 23703.
We’re gonna whip the dirty Japs. 9197.
We’ ,re gonna win. 18476.
We’re gonna win our freedom. 50422.
We're gonna win this war. 37883, 50423.
We’re gonna win this war after all. 34260.
We’re having a baby, mybaby & me. 9198.
We’ re headed for Berlin. 41321.
We’re headed for better days. 41322.
We’re headed for the Japs. 41323.
We’re headin’ for love. 18477.
We're here. 23704. ‘
We’re here, we're there, we're everywhere, we re
from the good ole U.S.A. 41324.
We’re his nephews. 23705.
Were Iastar. 18845 (323 )
Were I but a sunbeam, dear. 29091 (716)
Were I gardener. 53376.
Were I the flaming sun. 18478.
2291
Were I with you. 50835 (407)
We’re in a fighting mood. 46611.
We’re in & how. 9199.
We’re in, boys, to win. 41325.
We’re in it. 18479, 18480, 46612.
We’ re in it, let’s win it. 9200, 28639.
We’re in it now. 9201, 14223.
We’re in it now, boys. 9202.
We’re in it to win. 50424.
We’re in it to win it. 9203, 37884, 50425.
We’re in the air force now. 4747.
We’re inthe army. 37885.
We’re in the army, for the duration. 37886.
We’re in the army now. 4748, 9204, 14224, 14225,
23706, 23707, 34261.
We’re in the fight for Uncle Sam. 18481.
We’re in the good old U.S.A. 14226, 28640.
We’re in the infantry. 34262.
We’re in the navy. 14227.
We’re in the same boat together. 46613.
We’re in the war to win the war. 4749.
We’ re in this fight to win. 9205.
We’re in this war. 28641.
We’re in to win. 4750, 14228, 34263, 34264, 37887,
46614, 50426.
We're in! We'll win. 46615.
We’re in, we’re off, we'll win it. 14229.
Were it not for the Red, White & Blue. 18482.
\2’re jolly well in love. 9206.
We’re juniors of A.W.V.S. 50427.
We’ re just doughboys, that’s us. 14230.
We’re launching another ship. 28642.
We’re leaving ’Frisco with a smile. 4751.
We’re legionaires [?] 4752.
We’re looking for the bully of Japan. 28643.
We’re lovers of the Red, White & Blue.
9207.
We’re lovin’ while the lights are low. 9208.
We’ wre marching. 9209, 14231, 28644.
We're marching ahead to victory. 18483.
We’re marching along. 46616.
We’re marching along the road to victory. 34265.
We’re marching on. 34266.
We’re marching on everywhere. 46617.
We’re marching on the road to victory. 34267.
We're marching on to victory. 14232, 28645,
46618, 46619.
We’re marching onward. 53377.
We’re marching straight to the island of Wake.
4753.
We’re marching to a better tomorrow. 34268.
We’re marching to Berlin. 23708.
We’re marching to victory. 9210, 14223.
We’re men of America. 46620.
We’re needed by the U.S.A. 41326.
We’re off. 9211, 18484.
We’re off to Sine Japland. 18485.
We’re off to fight this war. 50428.
We’re off to get the Jap. 23709.
We’re off to put the nip on the Nippon. 23710.
We're off to the army. 23711.
We’re off to Tokio. 23712, 53378.
We’re off to victory. 9212.
We’re off to win. 37888.
We’re off to win the war for Uncle Sam.
37889.
We’re off - we're on our way. 37890.
We’re on God’s side. 28646.
We’re on our way. 4754, 4755, 9213, 9214, 14234-
14239, 18486, 18487, 23713-23716, 18647, 34269-
34271, 37891-37895, 41327-41329, 46621-46623,,
50429, 50430.
We’re on our way to Berlin. 53379, 53380.
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
We’ jre on our way to fight for freedom. 34272.
We’ re on our way to Japan. 9215.
We’ re on our way to Mandalay. 9216.
We’re on our way to old Berlin, to Rome and
Tokio. 9217.
We’re on our way to the lands of Axis-eeny.
34273.
‘We’ re on our way to Tokio. 4756, 9218, 9219.
We’re on our way to Tokyo. 4757, 4758, 9220,
28648, 34274,
We’re on our way to Tokyo, Rome & Berlin.
37896.
We’re on our way to victory. 9221, 9222, 23717-
23719, 28649, 34275. ;
We’re on our way today. 50431.
We’re on the firing line. 37897.
We’re on the home front, boys. 37898.
We’re on the job. 50432.
We’re on the march. 23720, 23721, 28650, 53381.
We’re on the march to victory. 4759.
We’re on the right road now. 14240.
We’re on the road to victory. 14241, 18488,
41330.
We’re on the Victory road. 50433.
We’re on the way. 34276.
We’re on the way toGermany. 28651.
We’re on the way to Tokio. 14242.
We’re on to Tokyo. 4760.
We’ ,re on to victory, 50434.
We’re one day closer to victory. - 50435.
We’re 100 o/o Americans. 23722.
We’re 100 0/o for Uncle Sam. 46624.
We’re one, one in Christ Jesus. 4761.
We’re out for victory. 23723, 23724, 34277.
We’re out to beat the bandits in Berlin.
4762.
We’re out to fight. 50436.
We’re out to get you Adolf Hitler. 50437,
We’re out to help our mama win the war.
37899.
We’re out to hit, hit, hit, hit Hitler. 18489.
We’re out to nip the ‘Nipponese. 18490.
We’re out to win. 9223, 34278.
We’re out to win the big fight. 46625.
We’re out to win the victory. 46626.
We’re out to win the war for Uncle Sam. 9224.
We’re over the map. 28652, 37900.
We’re over there again. 18491, 28653, 50438.
We’re over there again boys. 46627.
We’re prepared. 50439.
We’re proud of our soldier boys. 46628.
We’re proud of you. 28654, 41331.
We’ re proud to be Americans. 9225, 9226, 14243,
41332, 46629..
We’re proud we are American born. 50440.
We’re proud your [?] our uncle, Uncle Sam. 14244.
We’re pushing them over, Italy, Germany, Japan
too. 9227, 14245.
We're quits, we’ re splits, we’re through. 28655.
We’ wre rallying round Uncle Sam. 23725.
We’re rarin’ to go: 4763.
We’re ready, come on, let’s go. 41333.
We’ re ready to fight, fight for the U.S.A.
We’re ready to go all -the way. 4764.
We’re ridin’ for Uncle Sammy now. 34279.
We’ re riding the range, you & I. 53382.
We’re rollin’ brother. 46630.
We’re rolling. 53383.
We’re rolling down under. 46631.
We’re rolling sons o’ guns. 46632.
We’re rooting for our Yankees. 14246.
We’re safe. 34280.
We’re Sailing to Hawaii.
9228.
4765.
We're Sammies, one & all. 9229,
We’ re selling war bonds, today. 46633.
We’re shouting hip! Hip! Hooray. 41334.
We’ re so proud of you laddies.. 34281.
We're soldiers all. 53384.
_We’re soldiers marching by. 14247.
We’re soldiers of the U.S.A. 14248.
We’re soldiers with wings. 53385,
We’re sons & heirs of freedom. 53386,
We’re sons behind the guns of Uncle Sam. 41335,
We’re sticking together. 14249.
We’re stringin’ up the guy who strung me along..
28656.
We’re strong for each other, my Sammy & me.
37901.
We’re sure of victory. 5044).
We’ re sure to win. 9230.
We’ re taking over. 37902.
We’ re thankful for our land of liberty. 34282.
We're the air corps of the U.S.A. 28657.
We’re the American legion. 4766.
We’re the army, navy, coast guard & marines.
34283.
We’ re the army, we’re the navy. 41336.
We’ re the back bone of America. 18492.
We’re the best. 14250.
We’re the boys. 23726.
We’re the boys from Illinois. 14251,
We’re the boys of the U.S.A. 4767, 18493.
We’re the boys on defense. 23727.
We’ re the children of Uncle Sam. 50442.
We’re the dames that did it. 53387.
We’re the fighting men of the A.E.F., from the
U. S.A. 18494.
We’re the fighting men of Uncle Sam. 37903, 41337.
We’ re the fighting Yankee soldiers. 37904.
We’ re the folks behind the boys at the front. 23728.
We're the :forward. guard of the U.S. A. 46634.
We’re the gang that’s goin’ to hang that paper hanger.
14252.
We're the girls & boys of America. 9231.
We’re the guys. 18495.
We’ re the guys - behind the guys. 50443.
We’re the guys that have the stuff. 46635.
We’re the hands of America. 18496.
We’re the marines. 46636.
We’re the men. 28658.
We’re the men behind the men behind the guns.
23729.
We're the men of the merchant marines. 37905.
We’re the nation’s volunteers, all right. 4768.
We’re the navy. 53388.
We’re the nephews of Uncle Sam. 34284, 34285.
We’re the same old Yanks. 4769, 50444.
We’re the songs of World war one. 14253.
We’re the sons of Doctor Sun. 46637,
We’re the sons of the navy. 53389, 53390.
We're the sons of Uncle Sam. 9232, 14254.
We’re the sons of Yankee Doodle. 4770.
We’re the sons-o-guns. 23730.
We’re the sweethearts of the boys inthe air. 28659.
We’re the tech command. 50445.
We’re the troops of Uncle Sam. 18497.
We’ re the U.S. engineers. 46638.
We’ re the wings. 28660.
We’re the women behind the men behind the gun.
18498.
We’re the Yanks. 23731, 34286, 34287, 46639,
50446.
We’re the Yanks of the U.S. A. 28661.
We’re through. 23732.
We’re thru. 9233.
We’re together for the duration. 18499.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
We’re two fools in love. 28662.
We’re Uncle Sammy’ s Yankees. 46640. -
We’re Uncle Sam’s cnildren. 41338,
We’re under the Stars & Stripes. 37906.
We’re united parade, 34288.
We’re up in arms. 23733.
We’re wacky in khaki, 23734.
We’re waiting the dawn of the day. 28663.
We’re waltzing along. 50447.
We’re wasting taat moon baby. 4771.
We’re watching & waiting in Hawaii, 23735,
We’re wishing you luck, Mr. Stalin. 4772.
We’re with the United Nations. 28664,
We’re witn thee America, 9234.
We're with you General MacArthur. 28665.
We’re with you Mr. President. 14255.
Were | ?] with you Uncle Sam. 18500.
We’ re wita you Uncle Sammy. 23736.
We’ re with you, we assure you, Old Glory. 34289, 46641.
We’re working for defense. 34290.
We’re working for Uncle Sam. 14256,
We’re Yankee Doodle boys of the U.S.A. 34291.
Were you talking to tue moon. 46642.
Were you tnere, 9235, 23737.
We’re young only once. 46643.
Wesele Hanki. 14257.
Wesele u witosa. 4773.
Wesofa piosenka. 9582 (583-585)
West. 14692 (818)
West country courting. 9582 (586)
West Hazleton polka. 4774,
West Indian dance. 24219 (1415)
West Indian moon. 9236.
West Indian whine song. 23738.
West of the Great Divide. 23739.
West ot tne moon, 50448,
West of the wasteland. 14258, 23740,
West Point on tne Hudson. 4775.
West tothe East. 9237.
West wind, 41339,
West wind whistlin’. 9238.
Westchester’s hills. 9239.
Western cannon ball, 28666.
Western land, 41340.
Western lullaby. 34292.
Western medley in three parts. 9240.
Western moon. 37907,
Western serenade. 4776,
Western skies still are bright. 14259.
Western song. 14260.
Western songbird, 50449.
Western sunset. 14261, 28667.
Western tenderfoot. 4777.
Western trail. 37908.
Western wanderer. 14262.
Western wonderland, 53391.
Westerner’s prayer. 23741;
Westminster cadets. 34788 (795)
we fore broadcast library. is 46649,
Westward no. 41341.
Westwind polka, 50457.
We’ve a date, Miss Liberty. 28668
We’ve all got a big job to do. 14263.
We’ve been inducted into tne army. 18501.
We’ve been married just one year. 5201 (1069)
We’ ve built a line tence, 9241.
We’ve cleared the decks for action, to clean up
the dirty three. 4778.
We’ve got a big job in front of us. 34293.
We’ve got a buddy in tne navy. 23742.
We’ve got a daddy in the air corps. 41342.
We’ve zot a date witn the daugnter of Made moiselle
from Armentieres. 34294.
We’ve got a grand ole man to guide us. 9242.
We’ve got a job to do. 4779, 9243, 37909, 41343,
We’ve got a job to do, but we'll get it done,
37910,
We’ve got a job to do, let’s do it. 4780,
We’ve got a war to fight. 14264.
We’ve got a war to win. 41344,
We’ve got a wonder down under. 28669.
pee ve got all we can do for the Red, White & Blue.
4265.
We’ve got an axe to grind with the Axis. 4781,
We’ve got an Axis to grind. 23743.
We’ve got that Axis on the run. 37911.
We’ve got the axe for the Axis. 46650,
We’ve got the Axis on the run. 46651.
We’ve got the ships & the men. 9244.
We’ve got to do a job on the Japs, baby. 9245,
We’ve got to do all we can for UncleSam. 18502.
We’ve got to farm, to win this fight. 50458.
_ We’ve got to finish the fight we thought we finished
before. 50459.
We’ve got to get the stork who brought Hitler.
23744.
We’ve got to get to Tokio and Berlin. 46652.
We’ve got to go over again. 14266,
We’ve got to go over to get out from under. 14267,
We’ve got to go to Berlin, Rome & Tokio. 18503,
We’ve got to keep Old Glory flying. 50460.
We’ve got to move. 9246.
We’ve got to plant Nippons in the fall. 23745,
We’ve got to stick together. 18504, 28670,
We’ve got to suppress the Japs. 4782.
We’ve got to win. 14268, 18505-18507, 46653,
46654,
We’ve got to win this war. 23746.
We’ve got Winston & Franklin D. 18508,
We’ve got what it takes to win this war. 23747.
We’ve gotta lick those blues, 34295.
We’ve heard your call, Miss Liberty. 4783.
We’ve hit the road. 50461,
We’ve just begun. 28671.
We’ve just begun to fight. 9247, 9248, 14269-
14271, 23748, 50462.
We’ve never been licked. 46655, 48928,
We’ve put the Stars & Stripes with the Union Jack.
4784,
We’ve taken over. 34296.
Wewahste. 18508*,
Whackie Jappie. 23749.
Whacky-khaki-waackie song. 37912.
Whaddaya do ata party. 14272.
Wha’d’de mean. 23750.
Whad’dya gonna do now. 23751.
Whaki khaki. 4785.
Whale. 29091 (717)
Whar Salt River sometimes flows. 28672, 34297.
Whar wus Evah when she died. 14273.
What a champ you are F.D.R. 9249.
What a Christmas, 23751*.
What a coincidence. 50463.
What a day for Uncle Sammy when the boys come
marching home. 28673.
What a day of victory. 38171 (442)
What a dear friend a mother can be. 34298.
What a difference the draft makes, 28674.
What a doughboy dreams. 37913.
What a foolIam, 18509,
What a fool I’ve been. 4786, 28675.
What a fool to believe in you. 14274,
What a fool was L 14275.
What a friend is Jesus. 9250.
What a good thing love. 9251.
What a letter from you can do. 53392.
2293
What a life. 23752.
What a lucky day. 28676.
What a man Uncle Sam. 41345.
What a night. 4787.
What a night to sit & dream. 14276.
What a relief. 18510.
What a romance for me. 14277.
What a sailor can do. 41346.
What a shame. 50464,
What a very handy thing a monkey’s tail must
be. 5201 (1070)
What a wonderful feeling. 4788.
What a wonderful girl. 9252.
What a wonderful love that would be. 29091
(718)
What a wonderful thing a baby is. 46656.
What about daddy. 9253, 9254.
What about mama & me. 53393.
What about me. 14278, 41347.
What about you. 18511.
What about you, my sweet. 28677.
What, again. 14279.
What all young girls should know. 41348,
What am I after. 41349.
What am I going to do with you. 41350,
What am I gonna do. 23753, 41351.
What am I gonna do with my heart. 41352.
What am J gonna do without you. 37914.
What am I here for. 18512.
What amI todo. 14280, 28678,
What am I to do about you. 4789.
What are these. 18513.
What are those wounds, 24219 (1416)
What are we fighting for. 14281, 28679, 34299.
What are we going to do about the Flag.
’ 41353.
What are we waiting for. 9255, AB a Ss 34300,
34301, 37915.
What are we waiting for, let’s on 41354,
What are you doin’ for your Uncle. 28680.
What are you doing. 23754,
What are you doing about leave. 50465.
What are you goin to do in the army. 50466.
What are you going to do to help the boys.
9256.
What are you going to do with me. 24219
(1417)
What are you going to do with me now. 38171
(443), 41610 (219)
What are you saying. 9257.
What can a girl like me do. 50467.
What can a stein be made for. 18845 (324)
What canI do. 23755, 34302, 37916, 41355.
What can I do for the Red, White & Blue, 34303.
What can I do without you. 14282.
What canI say. 14283.
What can it be. 4790, 50835 (408)
What can this mean, 4791.
What can you do about love. 50468.
What can you do for Uncle Sam. 23756.
What care we for gold. 24219 (1418)
What chance have I. 14284.
What changed you. 4792.
What comes after love. 18515.
What could be. 37917.
What couldI do. 28681.
What d’ we care. 23757.
What didI do. 9258, 28682.
What didI tell you. 9259.
What did it mean to you. 46657.
What did Katy do. 34304,
What did the whoozis say to the whatzis. 18516.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
What did you doto me. 41356.
What did you do to poor Sue. 18517.
What difference does it make to you. 28683.
What doI care. 4793, 50469.
What do they say about you. 50470.
What do you do when I’m gone. 53394.
What do you do without me. 23758.
What do you say. 9260, 53395.
What do you say boys. 14285, 23759.
What do you say, folks, huy some bonds, 50471.
What do you say we fall in love. 14286.
What do you think about love. 9261.
What do you think my heart is made of. 34305.
What do you think of Franklin D. 23760. |
What do you think we’re doing in the army. 28684.
What do you want. 37918.
What do you want of me. 23761.
What do you want with me. 18845 (325)
What does a guy got’a do. 14287.
What does a soldier dream of. 14288, 46658.
What does a soldier think of. 46659.
What does it matter. 50472.
What does it mean to you. 41357.
What dream is this. 50473.
What d’ya know. 46660.
What else amI todo. 18518.
What else canI do. 23762.
What else could it be but love. 37919.
What else is there to do. 9262.
What ever you wish. 34306.
What freedom means. 46661. ’
Whatfunisthe moonlight with just the Man inthe Moon.
34307.
What goes on when I’m gone. 9263,
What good are memories. 28685.
What good did it do. 14289.
What goodis the moonlight, if I don’t have you to love.
9264,
What good would it do. 23763.
What good’s my life without you. 4794.
What got into you. 18519.
What great redemption. 53396.
What happened to my star. 14290.
What happened to our romance. 53397,
What happened to you. 23764, 28686.
What happens now. 18520.
What have I done. 14291, 23765, 34308, 34309.
What have I done to you. 9265,
What have I done today. 38171 (444)
What have we done with our lives. 37920.
What have you done. 14292.
What have you done to me, honey. 18521.
What have you done to my heart. 34310.
What have you got. 9266.
What have you got tocryfor. 50474.
What have you got to offer. 34311.
What I heard and saw. 53398.
What I mean to you. 4795.
What I never know, will never worry me.
53399.
What I think of you. 41358.
What I’d be without you. 18522.
What if George Washington’s mother had said, I
didn’t raise my boy to be a soldier. 29091 (719)
What if it’s love. 41359.
What if they ration swing. 34312.
What I’m living for. 46662.
What is a kiss. 50475,
What is a song. 41360.
What is Christmas, 4796.
What is freedom worth to you. 14293.
What is He to me. 24219 (1419)
What is it. 28687.
INDEX
SR eet ES i ele oe
What is left to lose. 46663.
What is life lived alone. 18523.
What is love. 5201(1071), 9267, 286688, 34313.
What is the matter with me. 18524.
What is the use of pretending. 28689.
What is there about old Ireland. 34314.
What is there about you. 53400.
What is this thing. 34315.
What it means to buy bonds and stamps. 46664.
What Jesus is to me. 53636 (567)
What kind of a gal is that. 37921.
What kind of an American are you. 34316.
What kind of love is this. 23766.
What kind of people they think we are. 9268.
What love taught me. 41361.
What lovely infant. 41389.
What makes love a mystery. 46665.
What makes me feel that way. 23767.
What makes me love you. 28690.
What makes Sammy.run. 53401.
What makes you cry over me. 46666.
What makes you treat me so. 37922.
What matters, 37923,
What might have been, 37924
What money can’t buy. 53636 (568)
What more canI say. 18525, 23768, 28691, 50476,
50477,
What more dol need. 18526.
What of it. 34317,
What of the night, sailor. 37925.
What oh what’ll Ido. 28692.
What peace is worth. 18527.
What say U.S.A. 23769.
What say we hide away. 9269.
What shall I do with tomorrow. 37926.
What shall I render unto the Lord. 41362.
What shall I say. 53636 (569)
What shall it profit you then. 34788 (796)
What shall my heart do. 9270.
What shall the record be. 38171 (445)
What the heck are we waitin’ for. 34318.
What the heck are we waiting for. 14294.
What the violet said to you. 34319.
What the world needs is Jesus most of all. 50478.
What them fellows does is art. 34788 (797)
What then. 41363.
What time, darling. 34320.
What time does this party get started. 46667.
What time is it. 23770.
What to do. 14295, 23771
What tricks these memories play. 28693.
What was in your eyes that night. 23772.
What we'll do about it. 34321.
What will become of love. 23773
What willIdo 23774. .
What will I do for love in 1942. 4797.
What will Ido now. 9271.
What will I do without you. 14296, 46668.
What will my mommy say now. 46669.
What will they say. 4798.
What will tomorrow bring. 34322.
What will you do when the Judge appears. 24219
1420
what a you do with Jesus. 50835 (409)
What, without you. 18528.
What would I do without you. 9272.
What would Igive justfor awordfrom you. 50479.
What would Jesus do. 24219 (1421)
What would mother say. 4799.
What would the army 4o without the engineers. 18529.
What would we do without Uncle Sam. 41364.
What would you do. 4800, 23775, 28694, 46670.
What would you do for fifty thousand dollars.
2295
38171 (446)
What would you have done. 4801.
What would you like to do tonight. 41365.
What you are & what you want to be. 41610 (220)
What you gonna do when the worried blues comes
round. 23776.
What’cha doing for your country. 50480.
What’cha gonna do for love baby. 28695.
Whatcha gonna do for Uncle Sam. 4802.
What’cha know, Count. 28777.
Whatever comes we'll stand together. 28696.
Whatever happened to Annie. 23778.
Whatever happened to July. 41366.
What’ ll I do if they ration you. 41367.
What’ll the neighbors say. 34323.
What’ll you do. 9582 (587, 588), 18845 (326),
24219 (1422)
What’ll you do Mr. Jap. 18530.
What-nots. 38171 (447)
Whatever the weather may be. 53402.
What’s a couple of thousand miles to me. 23779.
What’s a girl. 14297.
What’s a girl todo. 9273.
What’s a guy got todo. 18531.
What’s a little track. 46671.
What’s a new soldier todo. 53403.
What’s become of the hot tamale man. 28697.
What’s buzzin’—cousin. 18532.
What's changing you I'd like to know. 34324.
What’s cookin’. 14782, 20617, 21341, 23771,
23780, 24098, 50481.
What’s ‘cookin’, good lookin’.
46674, 50482, 50483.
What’s cookin’ Mr. Winchell. 34325.
What’s going on. 9274, 9582 (46, 228, 229, 319, 477),
18845 (28, 83)
What’s good for the gander is good for the pen
18533.
What’s happened to you. 41369, 46675.
What’s he got. 14298.
What’s ina name. 37928.
What’s in my heart. 46676.
What’s it all about. 28698.
What’s it matter sweetheart. 4803.
What’s keeping youfrom me. 23781.
What’s life without love. 37929.
What's love. 53404.
What’s my name. 23782.
What’s newsy Susie. 23783.
What’s on your mind. 9275, 18534.
What's that I hear you saying. 18535.
What’s the answer. 46677.
What's the catch. 50484.
What's the diff’rence. 23784.
What’s the good of Lr aa my heart. 37930.
What’s the good of moonlight when you haven't got
a girl to love. 47124 (546)
What’s the matter. 23785.
What’s the matter baby. 28699.
What’s the matter, Patty. 28700.
What’s the matter, postman. 46678.
What’s the matter with America. 46679.
What's the matter with father. 41370.
What’s the matter with me. 9276, 14299.
What’s the matter with your heart. 46680.
What’s the news from home. 46681.
What’s the score. 4804.
What’s the use. 4805, 9277, 9582 (589), 14300,
14301, 18536-18538, 23786, 28701.
What’s the use of dreaming, if I can’t dream of you.
34326.
What’s the use of dreaming, when my dreams won't
come true. 9582 (590)
37927, 41368, 46672-
What’s the use of going home when there’s nobody
there to love. 34788 (798)
What’s the use of kidding my heart. 28702.
What’s the use of making me cry. 41371.
What’s to be done about me. 18539.
What’s to become of me. 4806. 9278, 34327.
What's wrong. 41372, 50485-50487.
What's wrong with me. 50488.
_ What’s your game. 50489.
What’s your name. 41373.
What’s your objection to me. 28703.
Wheat fields. 46682.
Wheel of progress. 9279.
Wheel of time. 53405.
‘Wheels. 18540.
Wheels of love. 41700, 42061, 42221, 43131,
44920, 46298.
Wheels of progress. 34328.
Wheels of wings. 18541, 34329.
Wheezy Anna. 46683.
‘When. 9280, 23787, 28704, 34330, 34788 (799),
$7931. 38171 (448), 50490.
When a boy from Alabama meets a girl from
Gundagai. 37932, 46684.
When a boy is in his twenties. 50491.
When a cowgirl’s blue. 23788.
When a feller needs a friend. 4807.
When a gal loves a pal. 50492.
When a girl cares. 46685.
When a Gypsy makes his fiddle swing. 46686.
When a love story comes to anenA. 9281.
When a mai4 comes knocking at your heart.
53636 (570)
ata a regular boy meets a regular girl. 38171
449)
When a smile meets a smile. 53406.
When a soldier gets the blues. 23789.
When a soldier thinks of mother. 34331.
When a violin cries. 23790.
When a Yankee bans plays Yankee Doodle do.
14302.
When Anolph is paid off. 41374.
When affliction’s shadows gather. 53407.
When all the dark clouss roll by. 34332.
When all the saints get safely home. 5201 (1072)
When all the stars fell down. 46687.
When all the world can smile again. 34333.
When all the world’s at peace. 34788 (800)
When all’s clear in Hawaii. 23791.
When America takes to the air, remember the
fall of Manilla[?] 4808.
When angels weep. 24219 (1423)
When April comes. 14303.
When April comes along. 317933.
When April is smiling. 46688.
When are we going to go to Tokio. 46689.
When are we going to Tokyo. 14304.
When arms are calling. 14305.
When as a lad. 5201 (1073)
When autumn comes. 23792.
When babies say, peek-a-boo. 23793.
When birds do sing. 4809,
When birds fly south. 50493.
When Bobo plays his yo-yo in Tokyo. 18542.
When Bomber Joe arrives in Tokio. 18543.
When bombs fall on Tokyo. 23794.
When Buddy boy comes home to stay. 34334.
When bugles call, 4810.
When Captain Kelly smiled. 23795.
When Ching~a-ling-a-lee kissed Ching-a-ling-
a-lo goortbye. 23796, 34335.
When Christ arose. 50835 (410)
When Christ has come to stay. 46690.
INDEX ;
: pt. 3, n.58., v. 37
When cockle shells turn silver bells. 5201 (1074)
When comes again the first of May. 53408.
When Cupid calls. 53636 (571)
When daddy comes home. 28705.
When daddy comes home from the war. 46691.
When dark eyes dream again. 4811.
When day dreams fade. 14306.
When day is done. 4812, 34336.
When de stars begin to fall. 37934.
When dearie calls me dear. 41610 (221)
When democracy wins the war. 14307.
When Der Fiihrer was a corporal. 34337.
When did it begin. 4813.
When do I see you again. 14308.
When do we eat, 9282.
ier we go to Tokio. 9283, 23797, 34338,
When Donald smokes his pipe. 37935.
When Doolittle bombed Tokyo. 28706.
When Douglas Mac comes marching back, to his
boys on Corregidor. 23798, 28707.
When dreams all come true. $284.
When dreams are mine. 23799.
When dreams come true. 14692 (819), 50494.
When duty calls. 9285.
When evening falls. 41375.
When evening shadows call. 34340.
When evening shadows fall. 23800, 34341, 46692,
46693, 53409.
When fall steps in. 46694.
When fate forgives me my transgressions. 23801.
When father put the paper on the wall. 5201
(1075)
When fickle Fi-Fi met Fleet Foot Flimm. 18444.
When first we met. 4814.
When freedom calls. 23802, 34342.
When General MacArthur took command, 28708.
When gentle showers are falling. 50495.
When girlies pass by. 41376.
When God beats time. 5201 (1076)
When God gives you to me, darling. 50496.
When grampa got his whiskers caught in the zipper
of his shirt. 34343.
When grandmamma was young. 34788 (801)
When grown up ladies act like babies. 47124 (547)
When Hawaii loves again. 4815.
When he calls me. 34344,
When He came in. 50835 (411)
When he comes back. 9286.
When he comes back to me. 4816, 14309.
When He cometh. 34345.
When he gave him his right & left. 23803.
When he get’s back to New York town. 24219 (1424)
When he leaves England for the U.S.A. 46695.
When he parks his aeroplane. 34346.
When he wanted to love her he would put up’the cover.
47124 (548)
When he who adores thee. 9582 (591)
When Hitler phoned the devil. 28709.
When hog killing time is over over there. 18545.
When home is far away. 34347.
When hopes are dead. 24219 (1425)
When I am dancing with Peg O’ My Heart. 29091 (720)
When I am dead, my dearest. 9287, 50835 (412)
When I am marching for our Uncle Sam. 41377.
When I am old. 46696.
When I am sad & lonely. 28710.
When I am with you. 50497.
When I buy a bond. 9288.
When I can be with you. 14310.
When I come back. 14311, 18845 (327), 46697,
50498.
When I come back from Erin. 41378.
INDEX
nos 1-12. 1942
When I come back, sweetheart, to you. 46698.
When I come back to my old home town. 46699.
When I come back to you. 46700-46702, 53410.
When I come home from work. 46703.
When I come home to you. 34348.
When I come marching in. 37936.
When I consider how my life is spent. 50499.
When I consider Thy heavens. 4817.
When Icry. 46704.
When I day dream of you. 28711, 46705.
When I died, 9289.
When I discovered you. 5201 (1077)
When I dream about you. 34349.
When I dream again of you. 46706.
= Idream of an angel, I’m dreaming of you.
9290.
When I dream of Annie Laurie. 24219 (1426)
When I dream of you. 28712, 37937.
When I dream with you darling. 50500.
When I fall in love. 34350.
When I feil in love. 34351.
When I first met you. 34788 (802)
When I first roller skated with you. 50501.
When I first saw you. 50502.
When I found you. 4818, 4819, 50835 (413)
When I get back, back, back to County Kerry.
47124 (549, 550)
When I get back to my old girl. 18845 (328)
When I get back to old Virginia. 50835 (414)
When I get home again. 37938.
When I get it. 37939.
“When I get through helping my Uncle Sam. 34352.
When I go a-dreamin’. 50503.
When I go home on leave dear. 41379.
When I go walking with you. 46707.
When I got back to my home town, it wasn’t my old
home town, at all. 5201 (1078)
When I grow up. 34353.
When I had my pony on the range. 4820.
When I have gone. 28713.
When I haven’t got you. 50504.
When I hear a steamboat whistle tootin’.
When I hear music. 34354.
When I hear Spanish guitars. 34355.
When I hear the church bells ring. 50506,
53411.
When I hear the whippoorwill crying. 53412.
When I hold His nail scarred hand in mine. 50507.
When I hold you in my arms. 37940, 46708.
When I kiss arose. 53413.
When I kiss my sailor boy goodbye. 50508.
When I kissed a shadow in the rain. 34356.
When I kissed the Blarney stone. 41380.
When I leave the world behind. 38171 (450)
When I leave you, dear. 14312.
When I leave you will you cry. 50509.
When I left you alone by the fireside. 4821.
When I listen to the sunset chimes. 5201 (1079)
When I look at you. 41381, 50510, 50511,
53414 53415.
When I look at you, I hear lovely music. 34357,
37941.
When I look at your picture. 50512.
When I look into your dreamy eyes. 23804.
When I looked at you, I heard a melody. 28714.
When I looked over my shoulder. 53416.
When I lost you. 53417.
When I love again. 14313.
When I love I love. 4822.
When I love you best. 46709.
When I marry I'll marry for love. 46710.
When I may hold you in my arms again. 46711.
When I met you. 50513.
50505.
521888 0 - 43 - 22°
When I met you at the park. 53418.
‘When I met you today. 9291.
When I needed you most. 9292.
When I pass by your street. 14314.
When I played Carmen. 14692 (820)
_When I pray alone with God. 28715.
2297
When I reach thatrally in the sky. 37942.
When I remember Jesus. 5201 (1080)
When I return. 18546, 28716, 50514.
When I return to my little home & you.
When I said goodbye. 46712.
When I said goodbye to that soldier laddie of
~Mine. 50515.
When I saw Annie. 34358.
When I saw Him. 9293.
When I say I love you. 37943.
When I see an elephant fly. 4823.
When I see my girl. 14315.
When I see my Saviour’s face. 50835 (415)
When I see the blood. 29091 (721)
When I see the love lights gleaming in his eyes.
37944,
When I see you. 14316.
When I sing. 50516.
When I sing in Shangri-La. 46713.
When I think of my Jane, the girl in Michigan.
34359.
When I think of thee. 18547.
When I think of you. 28717, 50517.
When I used to kiss you good-night. 46714.
When I wake up. 9294.
When I walk alone with God. 14317.
When I waltz a waltz with you. 23805.
When I waltz with you. 28718, 28719.
When I was a boy & you were a lass. 18548.
When I was a dreamer & you were my dream. 5201 (1081)
When I was a lad. 34360.
When I went down to Reno. 9295.
When I won you. 4824.
When I write you I’ve landed in Tokyo. 9296.
When icicles hang by the wall. 50518.
When I’m alone. 28720.
When I’m away. 18549, 50519, 50520.
When I’m blue. 14318.
When I’m by myself. 34361, 41383.
When I’m dancing the last waltz with you. 28721.
When I’m in the mood I’m in. 14319.
When I'm in your arms again. 4825.
When I’m loving you, I’m loving somebody else. 46715.
When r m melancholy. 14320.
When I’m out with Audrey. 53419.
When I’m out with you. 26722.
When I’m sailing on the Nancy Lee. 9582 (592)
When I’m standing at attention. 46716.
When r m sure of you. 23806.
When I'm with you. 9297, 28723-28725.
When I’m with you in the rain. 50521.
When in love, do as lovers do. 23807.
When Irish eyes are smiling. 18550.
When is sometime. 41384.
When Israel went forth out of Egypt. 23808.
When it happens to you. 18551.
When it strikes home. 34788 (803)
When it’s a round-up on the seas. 28726.
When it’s all over. 14321, 18845 (329), 28727,
41610 (222)
When it’s all over, over there. 18552.
When it’s blossom time inthe springtime. 28728.
When it’s cherry blossom time in Tokyo. 41385.
When it’s cherry pickin’ time. 34362.
When it’s cotton pickin’ season down in Dixie.
37945.
Whenit’s cottonpickin’ time, down South. 4826.
41382,
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
When it’s dark in prison. 4827.
When it’s dark-time. 46717.
When it’s flower time, in Hawaii. 4828.
When it’s honeysuckle time in Oklahoma. 9298.
When it’s honeysuckle time in Pennsylvania. 34363.
When it’s maple sugar time back home. 53420.
When it s moonlight on the Alamo. 9582 (593),
18845 (330), 34788 (804), 41610 (223)
When it s moonlight on the Mississippi.
(805)
When it s moonlight on the ocean. 23809.
When it’s moonlight Rosie darling. 9299.
When it s night time in Dixie Land. 5201 (1082)
When it’s orange blossom time in Loveland.
59835 (416)
When it’s over. 4829, 23810, 46718, 50522.
When it’s over all over. 46719.
When it’s over I'll meet you somewhere. 9300;
23811.
When it’s over, over there. 37946, 46720, 50523.
When it’s pay day in the army. 28729.
When it’s peace on earth again. 23812.
When it’s peach picking time in Delaware. 341788
(806)
When it’s spring. 28730.
When it’s spring again. 53421.
When it’s spring again in England. 34364.
When it’s springtime in Killarney, I'll come back.
to you. 24219 (1427)
When it’s springtime in Lonesome Valley. 34365.
When it’s springtime in Ohio. 50524.
When it’s springtime in the valley. 34366.
When it’s springtime in the West Virginia hills.
- 14322, 28731.
When it’s springtime in Wyoming. 50525.
When it s summer at Green Gables. 37947.
When it’s summer time down in Texas. 28732.
When it s sundown on Sunday, back home. 14323.
When it’s sundown on the old corral. 4830.
When it s sunset on the old Caloosahatchee. 14324.
When it s tea time in the meadows, I'll be coming
home to you 34367.
When it's twilight at midnight raise your lips to
me. 23813.
When it’s twilight in the mountains. 46721.
When it’s vict’ ry time. 28733.
When it’s vict’ry time, sweet vict’ry time. 18553.
When it’ s war time in the U.S.A. 18554,
When I’ve gone who'll kiss your tears away.
23814.
When Jack & Joe bomb Tokio. 4831.
When Jesus came to Golgotha. 4832.
When Jesus came to me. 24219 (1428)
When Jesus comes again. 24219 (1429)
When Jesus comes in to stay. 53636 (572)
When Jesus holds my hand. 50526, 53636 (573)
When Jesus in the garden. 18555.
When Jesus smiles on me. 4833.
When Jesus turns the bitter intosweet. 34788 (807)
When Jesus whispers, peace be still. 37948.
When Jim comes home. 37949, 46722.
When a McCormack sings a song. 24219 (1430,
1431
When Johnny comes marching home. 4834, 4835,
18556. 18557, 37950, 41386, 44859, 45350, 46038,
50527, 53422,
When Johnny comes marching home again. 53423.
When Johnny junior comes marching home. 41387.
When Johnny marches home. 34368.
When kids all talk about their dad. 4836.
When liberty bells ring again. 23815.
When lights burn again. 53424.
When lights of London bloom. 14325.
34788
2298
When lilacs bloom. 53425.
When lilacs bloom again. 28734. ;
When Lincoln was a boy. 24219 (1432, 1433)
When love came my way. 23816.
When love comes stealing in. 24219 (1434)
When love is gone. 14326.
When love is in your eyes. 5201 (1083)
When love is waiting at the door. 34369.
When love laughed. 41388.
When love passed this way. 23817.
When MacArthur comes home again. 14327.
When MacArthur goes to town. 34370.
When main zihn vet kumen tzvrik. 37951.
When Margie cavorts in her shorts. 18558.
When Martha was a girl. 5201 (1084), 14692
21
ween _— lands in Maryland. 24219 (1435)
When melodies bring memories of you. 41390.
When Miranda steps out. 28735.
When Mollie O'Neil does an Irish reel. 14328.
When Molly smiles at me. 18559.
When mommy comes marching home. 41391.
When moonlight falls. 50528.
When moonlit nights are calling. 34371.
When mother comes Risin yaaa home from the war.
46723. -
When mother says goodbye. 4837.
When mother sings. 41392.
When my boy comes back to my arms. 18560.
When my boy comes home. 46724.
When my country calls me. 14329.
When my dad went to France. 50529.
When my dream of happiness comes true. 18561.
When my duty is all over, over here. 34372.
When my earthly task is done. 46725.
When my feet begin to rise. 50530.
When my fella comes home. 37952.
When my heart gives out. 37953.
When my heart is sad, dear. 41393.
When my heart’s in love. 53426.
When my laddie turns back home. 18845 (331)
When my little old jeep goes beep, beep, beep,
hey, ma, look ’it me. 28736.
When my love returns to me. 50531.
When my peach trees are in bloom again. 41394, 53427,
When my prayer is answered. 14330.
When my ship comes back home will you love me. 9301.
When my ship comes home. 14331.
When my ship comes home there’ll be greetings. 14332.
When my ship comes in. 9302, 18845 (332)
When my soldier boy comes back to me. 46726.
When my soldier boy comes marching home. 23818.
When my soldier boy leaves home. 34373.
When my wonderful dreams come true. 28737.
When nature sleeps. 24219 (1436)
When Nazi-ism’s thru. 4838.
When night falls. 46727.
When night looks into my window. 28738.
When night shades fall. 23819.
When Nip & ship we'll clip. 34374.
When old Bill Bailey plays the ukalele [?]
34788 (808)
When old Bill Bailey plays the ukulele. 29091 (722)
When Old Glory flies over Berlin. 343175, 34376.
When old Ireland is forgotten. 29091 (723, 724)
When old pals meet again. 28739.
When one is gone the other will remember. 4839.
When one is young. 41395.
When one you love. 9582 (594, 595)
When our boys are back again. 46728.
When our boys are coming back. 41396.
When our boys come back from over there.
23820.
. INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
When our boys come home. 34377, 46729.
When our boys come marching home. 14333,
34378, 50532.
When our boys take over, over there. 50533.
When our boys went away. 37954.
When our country calls, 4840.
When our dough-boys come back. 50534,
When our dreams come true, 14334,
When our love was new. 46730.
When our mothers rule the world, 18845 (333),
24219 (1437), 34788 (809)
When our navy turns the tide. 34379.
When our shadows meet again. 28740.
When our Uncle Sam comes marching home. 46731.
When our victory job is through, 28741.
When pay day comes around. 14335.
When peace comes. 23821, 28742.
When peace comes again. 23822,
When peace has come to stay. 46732.
When peace returns to earth again. 37955.
When peace shall be heard in the air. 14336,
46733.
When peace whispers a lullaby. 28743,
When peace will come again. 53428.
When Percy plays the timpani. 28744.
When purple shadows fall beyond the blue. 23823.
When rain was falling. 23824.
When reveille rolls around. 18562.
When reveille was called. 4841.
When robins sing 2 melody. 37956.
When romance finds a new love. 9303.
When rose petals fall, 28745.
When roses awaken O sweetheart of mine. 9304,
When roses bloom again. 37957.
When roses wake. 14692 (822) :
When Rufus does the goofus.. 4842.
When shadows enthrall you. 4843.
When shadows fall. 4844, 18563, 41397, 53429.
When she comes hone. 38171 (451)
When she’s with me. 34380.
When skies are clear again. 18564.
When sleepy stars begin to fall. 14337.
When someone dreams of someone. 47124 (551)
When spring comes back again in all its glory.
9305.
When spring is in the air. 41398,
When spring is in the hills. 9306.
When springtime comes again. 4845.
When stars shine bright once more. 23825.
When, streaming from the eastern skies. 23826.
When summer says hello. 53430.
When summertime is over. 41399, ;
When Sunday comes to town. 18845 (334)
-When Susie goes to town. 23827,
When sweethearts waltz again. 9307.
When taps are thru. 53431.
When that job’s been done. 23828,
When that last troop train rolls home. 50535.
When that some day comes. 46734.
When the Allies march to victory. 46735.
When the A.E.F. landed inIreland. 34381.
When the angels call, 24219 (1438)
When the angels ring those golden bells, 53432.
When the Axis gets the axe. 28746, 34382.
When the band goes by. 23829.
When the battle is over, I’ll come back to you, 34383.
by bells of Britain ring again each Sunday.
When the bells of London chime again. 9308.
When the bells of Shandon ring our wedding chimes.
34788 (810)
When the blackout comes, I'll have my light in
you. 34384,
When the blue bells are in bloom. 50537.
When the blue star turns to gold. 46736,
When the boys come back. 37958.
When the boys come back from over the sea. 46737.
When the boys come flying home, 34385.
When the boys come home again, 9309,
When the boys come home to tea. 5201 (1085)
When the hoys come marching home. 53433,
When the boys come marching home again. 23830.
When the boys go marching by. 50538,
When the boys go riding in. 37959.
When the boys in the army come back home.
18565.
When the boys of Harlem come along. 4846.
When the breezes blow my love to you. 9310.
When the bugle calls for me. 41400,
When the bugle calls I’ll be there. 14338.
When the bugler blows tatoo[?]. 53434,
When the cactus blooms around that lonesome desert
home of mine. 4847.
When the call to arms was sounded, 18566.
When the candle has burned away. 50539,
When the cat’s away, the mice will play. 4848,
When the chapel bells ring at twilight. 50540,
When the cherry trees start to blossom. 14339,
When the church bells ring in Norway. 41401.
When the church bells ring this evening, 50541.
When the clock strikes thirteen. 50835 (417)
When the clouds have rolled away. 23831.
When the clouds roll by. 4849, 4850.
When the colored boys are called to war. 5201 (1086)
When the colored regiment goes off to war. 50835
(418), 53636 (574)
When the crimson snow of Russia is white again.
46738, 50542.
When the curtain went up on romance, 4851.
When the daisy opes her eyes. 34788 (811)
When the dawn breaks through. 50543.
When the dawn drifts away. 53435.
When the dawn patrol is flying. 50544.
When the day is over. 34386.
When the day returns to us. 23832.
When the daylight breaks through. 9311.
When the dear old Dixie moon is shining. 23833.
When the deep’ning shadows fall. 46739.
When the dew is falling. 47124 (552)
When the dove of peace comes winging. 9312.
When the dove of peace starts flying. 14340.
When the doves fly over Ireland, I’ll be coming back
to you. 46740,
When the dragon struck Hawaii. 28747.
When the Eagle concurs[?] the Axis. 23834.
When the eagle spreads his wings the tanks are
rolling through. 46741.
When the eve sun is low. 9313.
When the fiddles play. 46742.
When the Flag of peace unfurls. 14341.
When the fleet comes back to San Diego. 46743.
When the fleet comes sailing back. 23835.
When the flowers bloom again in the Ozarks,
46744,
When the frost is on the hill. 18567.
When the glory-bound train rolls in. 50545.
When the gold-star mother takes her place in heaven
what a glorious meeting there will be. 28748.
When the golden moon shines above. 18568.
When the golden sun kisses the morning dew. 34387.
When the green woods laugh. 41402.
When the grown up ladies act like babies I’ve got to
love ’em that’s all, 29091 (725), 34788 (812)
When the guns have ceased to roar. 23836.
When the heather blooms again, 23837.
When the heat’s on Hirohito, we’ll all come marching
home. 28749.
2299
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
When the hick steps out. 14342.
When the hollyhocks bloom in Ohio. 34388.
When the home-bells ring again. 34389, 37960, 46745.
When the home gate swings. 53436.
When the honeysuckles bloominspringtime. 4852.
When the Huns hear the guns. 41403.
When the hut, hut, hut is over & done. 34390.
When the Japs struck at Pearl Harbor. 9314.
When the job is done. 37961.
When the kye come hame. 29091 (726, 727)
When the lamp is shattered. 50546.
When the lark flies. 34391.
When the leaves are turning gold. -29091 (728),
34788 (813)
When the leaves begin toturn. 14343.
When the leaves have turned to gold. 50547.
When the liberty bell tolls for freedom. 34392.
When the lights are growing dim. 23838.
When the lights go on again, all over the world.
28750, 34393, 34394.
When the lights on Broadway shine again. 23839.
When the lilacs bloom again. 46746.
When the Lusitania went down. 29091 (729)
When the madame goes away. 24219 (1439)
When the Man in the Moon was winking. 28751.
When the maple leaves fall again. 23840.
When the midnight cereus blooms in Arizona. 4853.
When the moon & the stars get together. 53437.
When the moon comes in your part of the world.
14344.
When the moon comes over the Cascades. 50548.
When the moon hangs low. 14345.
When the moon in the sky bids the night good-
bye. 4854.
When the moon is new. 23841.
When the moon is o'er Wyoming. 28752.
When the moon is shining down on that old prairie
town. 9315.
When the moon is up & grass is wet with dew. 9316.
When the moon looks down again. 41404.
When the moon shines. 9317.
When the moon shines in Ireland. 14692 (823)
When the moon shines on Lover’s Lane. 23842.
When the moon shines on you sweetheart. 46747.
When the moon shines over Burma. 41405.
When the moonbeams fall from heaven. 46748.
When the moonlight floods the valley & the plain.
23843,
When the moonlight shines on Rock River. 46749.
When the new moon shines again. 37962.
When the night sings a melody of love. 18569.
When the nightingale sings. 9318.
When the nightingales sing. 50549.
When the old brass band starts playing. 23844.
When the old gang’s back on the corner. 53438.
When the old village clock strikes ten. 41406.
When the one that you want, doesn’t want you. 34395.
When ne one you're lovin’ turns you down. 53636
(SiS) oe
When the orchestra plays an old fashioned waltz.
14346.
When the ponies start a’running. 14347.
When the preacher says you're mine. 28753.
When the rains came down. 28754.
When the red sky turns to blue. 41407.
When the Red, White & Blue comes marching
thru. 9319.
When the right girl comes along. 50835 (419)
When the Rising Sun goes down. 4855, 14348,
23845, 34396.
When the robin sings his song again. 50550.
When the robins come again. 23846.
When the robins come back in the spring. 46750.
2300
bie i roses bloom again. 4856, 14349, 18570,
When the roses bloom in Avalon. 5201 (1087), 18845
(335), 34788 (814)
When the roses bloom, in June. 23848.
When the roses in spring bloom again. 34788 (815)
Pees) the roses of love fade away. 47124 (553,
54
When the Sammies cross the Rhine. 41408.
When the sap begins to flow. 34397.
When the shadows fall. 34398, 34399.
When the silver birds fly home. 46751.
When the ship goes up & down. 4857.
When the ships sail west. 53439.
When the silver threads were not among the gold.
5201 (1088)
When the silv’ry moon is shining o’er the hills of
dear old Maine. 38171 (452)
When the skies in Hawaii are blue once again.
18571.
Wies the smoke blows away there’ll still be a U.S.A.
3849.
When the smoke clouds disappear. 34400.
When the smoke of battle clears away. 34401.
When the smoke of the war clears away. 37963.
When the snow is on the cactus Van Horn. 9320.
When the song birds chase the war birds from
the sky. 28755.
When the spring breaks in Acadia. 28756.
When the springtime comes to Michigan again. 28757.
When the Stars & Stripes are flying over Berlin &
Tokyo. 9321.
When the stars come out, sweetheart. 34402.
When the stars shine down on Morocco. 53440.
When the stars start falling. 46752.
When the storm is raging. 5201 (1089)
When the sun begins to call it a day. 4858.
When the sun bids the sky goodnight. 46753.
When the sun gets down to the sunset. 41409.
When the sun goes down. 28758.
When the sun goes down for Hirohito. 50551.
When the sun goes down in Dixie. 46754.
When the sun goesdown in old Louisiana. 23850.
When the sun goes down in old New Hampshire, then
my heart goes down in Tennessee. 34788 (816)
When the sun is red. 28759.
When the sun is setting. 5201 (1090)
When the sun of peace will shine again. 18572.
When the sun sets for me don’t weep. 46755.
When the sun sets in Honolulu. 4859.
When the sun sets in New Hampshire, Jessie dear.
18845 (336)
When the sun sets on Tokio. 23851.
When the sun sets red on the horizon. 41410.
When the sun shines at night. 46756.
When the sun shines on our little white house.
14350.
When the sun shines over Panama Bay. 4860.
When the sun sinks, in the evening. 23852.
When the sunshine of tomorrow meets the shadows of
today. 9582 (596)
When the sunset paints the heather with gold. 14351. —
When the taps sound out. 53441.
When the thrill is gone. 14352.
When the time comes. 34403.
When the tulips bloom again. 37964.
When the turkey in the straw danced the chicken
reel. 5201 (1091)
When the twilight fills the valley. 4861.
When the U.S.A. comes through. 9322. ‘
When the U.S.A. wins the day, I'll come back to you.
37965.
When the U.S.S. Lexington went down. 34404, 46757.
when. the war OFeaks Out iii wacAice, a
go to Montreal. 24219 (1440)
Oe the war clouds bid the new day. good-bye.
1411.
When the war clouds break & a rainbow curves
the sky. 34405.
When the war clouds have vanished. 53442.
When the war clouds roll away. 34406, 46758.
When the war is ended. 23853.
When the war is done & the fight we’ve won. 34407.
When the war is over. 23854-23856, 28760-28762,
34408-34411, 46759, 50553.
When the war is over darling. 28763.
When the war is over, dear. 9323.
When the war is over, I’ll be coming home to you.
50554.
When the war is won. 46760.
When the waters change to blue again. 28764.
When the western moon is shining on Morenci. 50555.
When the whistle: blows that day. 28765.
When the White azaleas start blooming. 18573,
23857.
When the winter vales are gone. 46761.
When the whole world is smiling again. 18574.
When the world found its Shangri-La. 28766.
When the world has time to think. 46762.
When the world is at peace. 23858.
When the world is at peace again, & the night turns
to day. 4862. ‘
When the world is free. 53443.
ba world is free again. 14353, 23859, 37966,
When the world is safe for love. 4863, 18575.
When the world learns to smile. 41412.
When the world settles down. 53444.
When the world smiles again. 23860.
When the Yank tiger comes along. 23861.
When the Yankee pilots pile it on Berlin. 46763.
When the Yankees start their yankin’. 34412.
When the Yanks come home again. 23862.
When the Yanks come marching home. 34413.
When the Yanks come sailing home. 28767, 37968.
When the Yanks get over there. 29768.
When the Yanks get rough. 34414.
When the Yanks get there. 37969.
When the Yanks get through. 23863.
When the Yanks go marching in. 37970.
When the Yanks go to town. 46764.
When the Yanks start in a-yanking. 50556.
When the Yanks take a poke at Tokio. 4864.
When the Yanks turn the cranks, 46765.
When their names are called for duty. 23864.
When there is no more Axis. 18576.
When there’s a breeze on Lake Louise. 23865.
When there’s a double rainbow in the sky. 46766.
When there’s no moonlight. 53445,
When they come marching home to you. 50557.
When they get Barney in the army. 53446.
When they go to Toki-oki-o. 23866.
eS to
Whey they hold that world war series in Berlin. 34415.
When they mention your name. 4865.
When they put Hank into a tank. 18577.
When they ration our love. 28769.
When they take my boy away to be a soldier. 53447.
When this crazy world is sane again. 4866.
When this cruel war is over. 14354,
When this is over. 50558. :
When this war is ended I’ll return to you. 28770.
When this war is over, 14355, 14356, 28771, 37971,
46767, 534448.
When this war is thru. 50559.
When this war of ours is over, 28772.
When those freedom bells ring. 28773.
When:thru the storm. 14391.
When to sleep I must 14692 (824)
When twilight falls. 53449.
When two hearts meet in a melody. 4867.
When two that love are parted. 23867.
When Uncle Sam blows his bugle. 41413.
When Uncle Sam calls. 9324.
When Uncle Sam calls you. 46768.
When Uncle Sam gets fighting mad. 34416.
When Uncle Sam gets goin’ to town. 37973.
When Uncle Sam gets over there. 4868.
When Uncle Sam gets ready. 50560.
When Uncle Sam gets through 4869, 18578.
When Uncle Sam needs you. 14358.
When Uncle Sam starts to swing. 50561.
When Uncle Sam strikes. 4870.
When Uncle Sammy doesn’t need us. 14359,
When Uncle Sammy tiddly-winks in Tokio. 14360.
When Uncle says we’re through. 4871.
When U.S. navy calls. 4872.
When victory is ours. 53450.
When victory is won. 46769.
When victory planes come flying back. 53451.
When victory returning. 4873.
When victory we have won. 53452.
When we all get together over there. 4874.
When we are rationed. 53453.
When we bomb bomb Tokio! Don’t burn the silk
worms & the mulberry trees. 34417.
When we call upon tle emperor. 14361.
When we capture Tokyo. 23868, 34418.
When we come home again. 50562.
When we come sailing home. 41414.
When we do what the Dolittles [?] do. 37974.
When we fell in love. 18579.
When we finish our last cigarette. 18580.
When we first met by the sea. 28774.
When we get going. 28775.
When we get him back from Uncle Sam. 53454.
When we get over there. 46770, 46771, 50563.
When we get there. 34419. ;
When we get together. 18582.
When we go marching home. 46772.
When we go through Berlin. 14362.
When we go Tokio way. 18581.
When we grow up some day. 47124 (555)
When we have won. 14363.
When we hear the bugle call. 46673.
When we land on the Mikado’s shore. 14364, 14365,
When we meet after the war. 50564.
When we meet each night. 34420.
When we meet in Dreamland. 46774.
When we meet the Japs. 50565.
When we meet them on that battle line. 28776.
When we met, 4875, 9325.
When we put Schickie on ice. 50566.
When we said good-bye. 34421, 53455.
When we said goodbye atthe pier. 9326.
When we serve for the U.S. A. 34422.
When we set that Rising Sun. 18583.
When we shall see Jesus up there. 14366.
When we sink the Rising Sun. 18584, 18585.
When we smile again. 46775.
When we start rolling. 50567.
When we Start the world anew. 23869.
When we take the axe out of the Axis. 34423.
When we take the black paint from our windew panes.
34424.
When we two are apart. 23870.
When we want what we know we can’t have. 24219
(1441)
2301
.
INDEX
* When we were both sixteen. 53456,
When we were nineteen, 28777,
When we were together. 9327, 14367.
When we win this war. 28778.
When wedding bells ring in Hawaii. 14368.
When we’re dancing heart to heart. 23871.
When we’re fighting for what is right. 23872.
When we’re over & down under again. 41415.
When we’re together. 28779, 46776.
When we’ve got the sneaks off the sea.
41416.
When we’ve seen it through. 9328..
When we’re wound up the watch on the Rhine.
9582 (597)
When will I be in your arms again. 34425.
When will I forget you, 37975.
When will it be. 50568.
When winter rolls aroun’. 28780,
When Yank & Dixie doughboys get together. 46777.
When Yankee Doodle comes to town. 50569.
When Yankee Doodle goes to town. 9329.
When Yankee Doodle starts to do, good-bye
Mexico. 29091 (730)
When Yonko does the Bonko. 50570.
When you & I are the old folks, 53457.
When you & I grow old. 23873.
When you & I were young, Maggie. 14369, 14692
(825), 34426, 34788 (817)
When you are gone. 37976.
_When you are mine. 14370,
When you are near.
34427.
When you are there. 34428,
When you bow in the evening at the altar. 4877.
When you came into view. 46778.
When you come back. 9330, 28781.
When you come back again. 18587.
When you come back to me. 18782.
When you come back to me, Yankee boy.
18589.
When you come home. 9582 (598), 47124 (557),
18588, 23875, 47124 (556)
When you come home again. 28783, 34429.
When you come marching home. 34430, 53458,
When you come sailing home to me. 50571,
When you dream of the girl who dreams of you.
29091 (731)
When you dream of the girl you love. 24219 (1442)
When you find that ‘she doesn’t love you. 53459,
When you find what rhythm’s about. 14371.
When you go by. 50572.
When you go, go smiling. 4878.
When you go walking by. 37977.
When you gotta go - you gotta go. 34431.
When you have forgotten & I can’t forget. 47124 (558)
When you hear a song. 41417.
When you hear the bugle call you must get up. 34432.
When you hear the bugle calling. 50573.
When you hear the sirens blow. 9331, 53460.
When you hear the time signals. 14372.
When you hear this music. 18590.
When you hide your husband’s faults. 4879.
When you hit that rh track. 37978.
When you kiss me. 23876,
When you kiss your girl goodbye. 46779.
When you kissed me I knew it meant good-bye. 4880.
When you knock-knocked at my heart. 34433,
When you know I’m lonesome. 41418,
When you know Jesus, too. 24219 (1443)
When you know you’re a Lambda chi, 34434,
pe you meet someone from your old home-town.
8784,
When you play in the game of love. 24219 (1444,
1445) 29091 (732), 41610 (224)
4876, 18586, 23874,
When you really fall in love. 46780.
When you return. 28785, 28786, 46781, 50574,
53461, 53462.
When you return to me. 46782.
When you said goodbye. 9332.
When you sang in the old church choir. 18591.
When you sang The palms to me. 5201 (1092)
When you sang The rosary to me. 5201 (1093)
When you say hello. 46783.
When you say, I lay me down to sleep. 9333,
When you say that—smile. 4881.
When you see the Legion marching. 50575,
When you show me how. 4882.
When you sing me a song of Hawaii. 41419.
When you skate with me. 28787, 34435,
rae smile. 4883, 9334, 18592, 28788,
When you smile, all the world smiles with you. 14373
When you smile at me. 18593, 41420.
When you smiled at me. 4884, 23877.
When you started that flame in my heart. 46784,
When you think of lovin’, baby, think of me. 34436,
When you told me good bye. 28789.
When you took your love, and you. 50577.
When you wake up in the morning. 18594.
When you wander through the fields. 53636 (576)
When you want a little lovin’, go out & get it. 5201
(1094), 24219 (1446) :
When you went away. 9335, 23878, 46785,
50578:
When you were a baby. 14692 (826)
When you were a baby & I was the kid next door,
47124 (559)
When you were queen of the May.
34788 (818)
When you will know me better, you'll see I am O.K.
14374,
When you willknow me better you’llseeI’m O.K. 9336.
When you wore a tulip & I wore a big red rose.
34788 (819), 50835 (420)
When young men go courting. 5201 (1096)
When your[?] alone, 18595.
When your country calls you. 34437.
When your dear hands. 24219 (1447)
When your | ?] far away. 4885.
When your first name's changed to Mrs.
14375.
When your heart beats like mine. 34438,
When your heart is sighing for a certain girl. 5201
(1097), 34788 (820)
When your heart’s in love. 46786,
When your [ ?] just fifteen, 18596.
When your lips met mine. 18597, 18598, 23879,
34439,
When your love was mine. 23880.
When your number has been called. 34440.
When your old wedding ring was new. 23881.
When your shadow crossed mine, 34441.
When your soldier goes away. 53463,
When your soldier’s away. 53464,
When your spare tires are gone. 46787.
When your sugar jar is empty. 34442.
When you’re a thousand miles away. 34788 (821)
When you’re alone. 34443, 37979.
When you’re all in, down & out. 34788 (822)
When you’re away. 18599, 23882, 24219 (1448), 34444,
53465, 53466,
When’ you’re away I’m lonely. 47124 (560)
When you’re away I’m so up inthe air & blue. 4886,
When you’re hungry for a letter. 46788.
When you’re in love. 14376, 28790, 34445, 50579.
When you’re in love with someone who is not in love
with you. 34788 (823)
5201 (1095),
2302
2
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
When you’re in my arms again, 34446.
When you’re in the army, why do they feed you
navy beans, 23883.
When you’re knocking at my heart. 18600.
When you’re lonesome for someone who’s lone-
some for you. 29091 (733)
When you’re mine. 9337.
When you’re near me. 50580.
When you’re not in my arms. 50581.
When you’re spooning ’neath the Junetime moon,
41610 (225)
When you’re tired of everything but God. 46789.
When you’re wearing the Red, White & Blue. 14377.
When you’re with me. 14378.
When you’
When you
46790. :
When you’ve said your last farewell to mother, ’tis
then you know the meaning of good-bye. 34788 (824)
Whenever I think of Him. 53636 (577)
Whenever I’m alone with you. 9338.
Where. 18601, 28791, 28792, 37980.
Where a touch of Spain still lingers. 50582.
Where a vict’ry garden-grows. 46791.
Where are the dreams of yesterday. 37981.
Where are the lads of the village tonight. 34788 (825)
Where are the snows of yester-year. 4887.
Where are we going inthis world today. 37982.
Where are wé today. 46792.
Where are you, 9339.
Where are you, my dear. 28793.
Where are you now. 23884, 34447.
Where are you off to, Yankee. 18602.
Where are you tonight. 488, 28794.
Where away buddy. 50583.
Where can I find someone just like you. 50584.
Where can you be. 4889,
Where can you be my sweet Marie. 28795.
Where didI see you. 53467.
Where did you say you came from. 43468.
Where dol come in. 4890,
Where doI go from here. 9340.
Where dol stand with you. 28796.
Where do we gofrom here. 41421.
Where do we go from Tokyo. 23885.
Where dreams come true. 4891, 23886.
Where every tongue shall confess. 14379.
Where Georgia peaches bloom. 28797.
Where go the boats. 50835. (421)
Where has the winter gone. 34448.
Where have you been all-my life. 53469.
Where He leads me. 24219 (1449)
Where high hills meet heaven. 4892.
Where I am, is Uncle Sam. 46793.
Where I played by the old mill stream. 9341.
Where in heaven are you. 9342.
Where in this world. 46794.
Where is Abie O’Kelly. 23887.
Where is he. 14380.
Where is my boy tonight, 37983.
“Where is my dream. 9343.
Where is my man. 34449.
Where is my Sammy tonight. 53470.
Where is my soldier boy. 46795.
Where is my soldier boy tonight. 41422.
Where is my son. 41423.
Where is my wandering boy to-night. 24219 (1450)
Where is Shangri-La. 28798, 28799.
Where is spring. 41424,
Where is the flame. 34450.
Where is the spring. 4893.
Where is there. 53471.
Where Jesus leads. 23888.
’*ve finished what they started over there.
-
ve earned enough to marry dear. 47124 (561
Where love is waiting. 5201 (1098)
Where mother Earth welcomes the sun. 50585.
Where my dreams go, there gol. 53472.
Where my James goes rolling by. 34451.
Where my Pilot waits for me. 4894.
Where my Saviour leads. 29091 (734)
- Where on earth have you been. 37984.
Where on earth were you. 34452.
Where roses grew. 37985.
Where rushing waters meet. 23889.
Where shallI go. 9344;
Where shall we land. 38171 (453)
Where the bee sucks. 28800.
Where the blue iris grew. 23890.
Where the blue Pacific rolls along. 46796.
Where the bluebells & heather grow together. 28801.
Where the bluebells grow. 18603.
Where the breakers roll in Hawaii. 28802.
Where the dogies never stray. 23891.
Where the flowers bloom forever. 53473.
Where the foothills cast a shadow on the banks of
Pend d‘Oreille. 50586.
Where the golden sunsets glow. 28803.
Where the Hudson River flows. 24219 (1451),
38171 (454) |
Where the mission bells axe chiming, down beside
the sea. 47124 (562)
Where the monkeys have no tails. 53474.
Where the morning glories twine around the door.
4895. .
Where the old Ohio flows. 18604.
Where the olive branches grow. 46797, 46798.
Where the purple heather blooms, 14692 (827)
Where the rainbow ends. 46799.
Where the range riders get together. 46800.
Where the River Grand is flowing. 14381.
Where the River Volga flows. 41425.
Where the roses bloom so fair, 23892.
Where the Sego lilies grow. 34453.
Where the shadows meet the trees. 37986.
Where the slap happy Jappies grow. 37987.
Where the southern breezes blow. 34454,
Where the sun goes down to rest. 53475.
Where the sun shines every day. 14382.
Where the sweet magnolias bloom, 50587.
Where the tree-tops touch the sky. 34455.
Where the water meets the sky. 4896.
Where the waters are blue. 46801.
‘Where the wild shamrocks grow. 9345
Where there’s a will there’s a way. 23893, 46802.
Where there’s drink, there’s danger. 29091 (735)
Where to. 18604*
Where violets grow. 29091 (735)
Where we'll never grow old, 14383.
Where were you. 28804, 28805.
Where were you when. 41426.
Where will my love end. 50588.
Where will you be. 46803.
Where wouldI be. 4897.
Where ya goin’ Mac. 46804.
Where you are. 4898, 50589.
Where’d you hide your sugar. 34456.
Where’er you walk. 14384.
Where’s daddy. 46805.
Where’s it going to get you in the end. 34457.
Where’s Maria. 50590.
Where’s my little Hawaiian hula belle. 23894.
Where’s my old saddle horse. 4799.
Where’s that girl. 46806.
Where’s the boy for me. 53636 (578)
Where’s the girl for me. 24219 (1452)
Where’s the man for me. 14385.
Where’s the silver lining. 41427.
Wherever I go. 34458, 34459.
2303
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37.
Wherever I may go. 23895.
Wherever there is beauty. 28806.
Wherever we go. 14386, 28807.
Wherever you are. 4900, 9346, 14387, 23896,
37988, 46807, 50591, 50592.
Wherever you are, beloved. 50593.
Wherever you go. 14388, 28808.
Whether it rains or shines. 23897.
Whether or not. 4901.
Which came first, the egg or the chicken. 9347.
Which comes first. 37989.
Which switch is the switch, Miss, for Ipswich.
34788 (826)
Which way Buddy. 41428.
While bugles call. 46808.
While dancing with you. 23898.
While he is over there. 46809.
While he’s away. 46810.
While I am smiling down on you. 37990.
While I dream. 14389.
While I listen to the clock. 23899.
While I reminisce. 46811.
While I sup with Thee. 18605.
While I’m away. 18606.
While I’m away from you. 41429.
While I’m dreaming of you. 53476.
While I’m fighting. 46812.
While I’m over there. 53477,
While in the blue I dream of you. 37991.
While in the rain. 37992.
While it lasted. 4902.
While my lady sleepeth. 24219 (1453)
While my lady sleeps. 50594.
While others howl their hymns of hate we’ll sing
our songs of love. 46813.
While our boys march on. 46814.
While she played on her Spanish guitar. 4903.
While shepherds watched their blocks by night. 29091
(737)
While the band played an American rag. 24219 (1454)
wee the bugle playes[?]the notes that Il adore.
While the city sleeps. 9348.
While the dawn was drawing near. 53478.
While the earth remaineth. 53636 (579)
While the Man in the Moon has his dream. 14390.
While the music goes halfways ’round. 9349.
While the rain softly fell on the window. 18608.,
While the shades of night arefalling. 34460, 34461.
While the stars shine down on San Ramon. 34462.
While the stars shine in the sky. 14391.
While there is spring. 23900.
While there's a wave in the ocean, our Flag will
wave in the breeze. 23901.
While they were gliding along over the ice & snow.
50835 (422) ;
While we dance. 9350, 23902.
While we go marching along. 28809.
While we march to victory. 14392.
While we waltz tonight. 46815.
While we’re apart. 53479.
While you are away. 9351.
While you drive the Japs away. 4904.
While you throw eggs. 50595.
While your honey’s still around. 34463.
While you’re away. 14393, 18609, 23903, 41430,
46816, 46817, 50596.
While you’re skating. 50835 (423)
Whimsicrazical you. 34464.
Whimsies. 14394.
Whip. 46818.
Whip the Japs. °34465.
Whippoorwill. 5201 (1099, 1100), 14395, 23904, 41431.
Whippoorwill recalls. 50597.
Whippoorwill song. 46819.
Whippoorwill, whippoorwill. 34466.
Whippoorwills. 23905, 28810.
Whippoorwill’s love song. 46820.
Whirligig. 14692 (828)
Whirligig waltz. 28811.
Whirlpool. 34467.
Whirlwind. 41432, 53636 (580)
Whirlwind gavotte. 34'788 (828)
Whirlwind signature to a Latin lady. 34468.
Whiskers. 14396.
Whisper. 46821.
Whisper a prayer. 41433.
Whisper a pray’r of love, mother dear. 46822.
Whisper in the moonlight. 46823.
Whisper of the wind. 14397.
Whisper of victory. 50598.
Whisper that you love me.
Whisper to me. 34470.
Whisper to me a song of love. 53480.
Whisper words of love. 14398.
Whispering breeze. 14399.
Whispering dusk. 23906.
Whispering flowers. 34788 (829)
Whispering hope. 34471.
Whispering leaves. 41434.
Whispering melody. 34472.
Whispering memories. 9352.
Whispering pines. 9353, 28815.
Whispering rain. 14400.
Whispering road. 28816.
Whispering trees. 34473.
Whispering waves. 14692 (829)
Whispering willows. 29091 (738)
Whispering wind. 9354.
Whispering winds. 4905, 50599.
Whispers in the breeze. 14401.
Whispers in the nighttime. 9355.
Whisperings of love. 317993.
Whisp’rings of the Vienna Woods. 23907.
Whistle. 23908, 34474, 34475.
Whistle a tune. 37994.
Whistle & I’ll come to you.
53481.
Whistle because I tove you. 41435.
Whistle for victory. 18610.
Whistle when you wake. 4906.
Whistle while you dance. 18611.
Whistler. 23909, 23910.
Whistlin’ at your gate. 9356.
Whistlin’ in the night. 9357.
Whistlin’ Joe. 50600.
Whistlin’ Will from Louisville. 34476.
Whistling breeze. 18612.
Whistling cowboy. 9358.
Whistling girl. 34477.
Whistling in Dixie. 38310, 38550, 38775, 38830-
38832, 38895, 39736, 41436, 41437, 42707, 45826.
Whistling in my tree. 46824.
Whistling in the blackout. 28817.
Whistling in the park. 34478.
Whistling Joe. 2391.1.
Whistling sailor. 23912.
Whistling soldier. 4907.
Whistling tune. 4908.
Whistling waltz. 53482.
Whistling winds. 4909.
White & blue & khaki too. 50601.
White birches. 34479.
White bird fly to my love. 9359.
White caps are breaking. 37995.
White cargo. 41629, 41887, 41937, 42043, 42488,
43228, 43831, 44301, 44989, 45846, 45847, 46818,
46825, 50104.
28812-28814, 34469.
5201 (1101),-
2304
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
White carnations. 38171 (455)
White cedar bough. 14402.
White Christmas. 23913, 46826.
White clouds. 14403.
White cobra. 14404.
White Czar. 47124 (563)
White dove. 14405.
White Dove, my pretty Indian maid. 34788 (830)
White doves of Capistrano. 46827.
White feather. 41438.
White flowers. 4910.
White gardenias. 34480.
White god of the silver saddle. 4911.
White Harbor. 23914.
White heather. 5201 (1102), 29091 (739)
White house in Lovers Lane. 37996.
White house in the valley. 4912.
White house march. 46828.
White lilacs. 28818, 50602, 53483.
White lilies. 41439.
White Mountains, 53484.
White mice with slanty eyes. 4913.
White nocturne. 28819.
White peacock. 53485.
White Redskin is weeping. 37997.
White rose of Sigma. 18613.
White rosebud. 50603.
White roses. 9360, 46829.
White roses & illusions. 28820.
White sails. 18614.
White sails over the ocean. 28821.
White ships are sailing. 46830.
White smoke. 34481.
White star of Sigma Nu. 34482.
White stars over Tokio. 50604.
White swan. 9361.
White swans. 53486.
White willows. 23915.
Witehall, 23916.
Whitehali warriors. 37998.
Whitey head. 18615.
Whitford (Robert) modern piano endings. 4914-4916.
Whitford (Robert) modern piano introductions. 4917-
4919, ,
Whitford (Robert) modern piano studies. 4920, 4921.
Whitford (Robert) modern rhythm choruses for
piano. 28822-28825.
Whither bound. 24219 (1455)
Whither runneth my sweetheart. 23917.
Whizzy whirlwind song. 28826.
Who. 4922, 23918, 50605.
Who am I to say. 34483.
Who are we waiting for. 4923.
- Who are you. 23919.
Who are you a-shovin’ of. 14406.
Who, but Jesus. 9362.
Who but you. 4924, 23920, 50606.
Who can it be. 5201 (1103)
Who can kiss like Margie. 28827.
Who can tell. 34484, 34485,
Who cares. 5201 (1104, 1105), 46831, 53487.
Who cares now. 46832.
Who could it be. 37999.
Who discovered love? I know. 4925.
Who do you do for a living. 28829.
Who do you love. 23921.
Who do you think about. 4926.
Who do you think you are. 14407, 34486.
Who do you think you’re foolin’. 23922, 41440.
Who done it. 21572, 22264, 25494, 52982, 53488,
53489.
Who d’ya think you are. 28828.
Who else but you. 41441.
Who ever told you. 9363.
Who gave Rudolph the business. 4927.
Who goes there. 23923, 46833.
Who has made you dream everlastingly. 23924.
Who has the copyright to your heart. 15616.
Who helps Santa Claus. 5201 (1106)
Who hit Nellie in the belly with a fish. 14408.
Who is going to love you. 14408.
Who is she. 41610 (225), 46834.
Who is Sylvia. 14632 (830), 28830.
Who is that man, with the big cigar. 50607.
Who is the fella that stole my umbrella. 38000.
Who is the lucky guy. 4928.
Who isto blame. 14410.
Who is Uncle Sam. 23925.
Who is Uncle Sammy. 50608.
Who is your captain. ge aie
Who knocks on the door of my heart. 41442.
Who knows. 14411.
Who knows what brings tomorrow in the army. 9364.
Who loves you like your mother. 46835.
Who made a hiro out of Hito. 9365.
Who made this nation great. 46836.
Who? Me & my buddies. 9366.
Who needs sugar, when I’ve got honey. 9367.
Who paid the rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle.
18845 (337), 24219 (1457)
Who paid the rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle when
Rip Van Winkle went away. 29091 (740)
Who paid the rent for Rip Van Winkle. 14692 (831),
41610 (227) ,
Who put the Vin victory. 14412.
Who put you in my dreams. 34487.
Who shall deliver me. 4929.
Who stole de ham. 34788 (831)
Who told you so. 18617.
Who wants it. 50609.
Who wasI to say. 34488.
Who-what-where-when-why. 18618.
Who will be a witness. 24219 (1458)
Who willl call mamma when she’s gone. 47124 (564)
Who will I dream about now. 34489.
Who will take my part. 23926.
Who will win this war. 50610.
Who wouldn’t love a soldier. 41443.
Who wouldn’t love you. 18619.
Who ya nudgin’. 53490.
Whoa! Hold dat mule. 23927.
Whoa, jeepy. 23928.
Whoa, mule, whoa. 18620.
Whoa, slow down. 50611.
Whole hearted. 38171 (456)
Whole tone scale & arpeggios. 34788 (832)
Whole wide world for freedom. 34490.
Whole world knows I love you. 34788 (833), 38171 (457)
Whole world needs a lover. 4930.
Whole world will smile once more. 9368.
Who’ll be the one, next summer. 18621.
Who’ll be your sweetheart in heaven. 28831.
Who’ll buy a rose for Margareeta. 4931.
Who’ll buy a rose for Margareeta. 4932.
Who'll buy my charms, 18622.
Who’ll keep them flying. 14413.
Who'll take the place of Mademoiselle from
Armentieres. 18623.
Wholly cats. 14414.
Whom do you belong to now. 41444.
Whom have I. 46837.
Whom wilt thou serve. 34788 (834)
Whoopee club. 51989.
Whoozijigs, the new gray mare. 38001.
Who’a a da horse an’ who’s a da boss. 46838.
Who’s afraid. 23929.
INDEX
_ pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf. 4933.
Who’s been eating my porridge? He must stop
at once. 28832.
Who’s been here, since I been gone. 9369.
Who’s gonna kiss you when I’m gone. 4934,
Who’s got priority on you. 28833.
Who’s got the ball. 46839.
Who’s got the break. 41445.
Who’s in the hit parade now. 53491.
Who’s laughing. 38002.
Who’s sorry now that we’re through. 18624.
Who’s that somebody. 14415.
Who’s that, talking. 51446.
Who’s the best dressed man in America, 34491.
Who’s the lady now. 9582 (599)
Who’s the who. 14416,
Who’s to blame, 28834, 28835.
Who’s walking down the muddy lane. 14417.
Who’s who. 18625, 23930.
Who’s worried now. 18626.
Who’s your present heart throb. 46840.
Whose heart are you trying to break now. 50612.
Whose wings are you wearing tonight. 34492.
Whoso dwelleth under the defence. 46841.
Who-who. 38003.
Why. 4935, 5201 (1107), 14418, 14419, 18627,
18628, 23931, 28836, 34493, 41447, 46842,
46843, 50613, 53492.
Why act that way. 9370.
Why all the tears. 28837.
Why amIa soldier, 41448.
Why amI blue. 38004.
Why amI dreaming. 28838.
Why amI lucky. 23932.
Why amIso lonesome. 28839.
Why amI the wayI am. 41449.
Why are there tears in your eyes. 14420.
Why are you crying, my darling. 14421.
Why are you so bashful. 50614.
Why bother with love. 9371.
Why bring back memories. 50615.
Why call itadream. 34494.
Why can’t a heart be a heart. 9372.
Why can’t he make love. 34495.
Why can’t I be happy. 4936.
Why can’t I be loved. 38005.
Why can’t I be lovin’ you. 46844.
Why can’t I fall in love. 4937.
Why can’t I forget. 50616.
Why can’t I forget you. 18629, 38006.
Why can’tI rely on you. 23933.
Why can’t I resist temptation. 18630.
Why can’t it always be like this. 14422.
Why can’t it happen to me. 50617.
Why can’t my dreams come true. 14423.
Why can’t they let me sleep in the morn. 41450.
Why can’t this happen to me. 4938.
Why can’t we be sweethearts again. 38007, 53493.
Why can’t we still be friends. 9373.
Why can’t you &I. 4939.
Why can’t you be mine. 4940.
Why can’t you fall in love with me. 14424,
Why can’t you let me be. 38008.
Why can’t you see me. 46845.
Why can’t you understand. 28840.
Why change hearts. 28841.
Why couldn’t love leave me alone. 50618.
Why couldn’t you be true. 46846.
Why couldn’t you have given me love. 28842.
Why did he leave me. 23934.
Why did he take you away. 53494.
Why did I believe you, 1941, 34496.
Why did I ever leave her. 9374,
Why did I ever meet you. 4942.
Why did I fall for you. 4943, 34497.
Why did I fall in love. 14425.
Why did I fall in love with you, 9375.
Why didI find you. 4944.
Why did I say good-bye. 38009.
Why did it happen. 53495.
Why did it happen to me. 46847, 50619.
Why did it have to be. 23935.
Why did my Saviour die. 38010.
Why did this have to be. 9376.
| Why did we say goodbye. 9377.
Why did you. 9378.
Why did you break my heart. 23936, 34498.
Why ‘did you break your promise. 46868.
Why did you do it. 53496, 53497.
Why did you ever leave me. 28843.
Why did you go away. 46849, 50620.
Why did you have to leave me. 28844.
Why did you hurt me so. 9379.
Why did you leave me. 50521.
Why did you lie to me. 4945, 14426.
Why did you make me cry. 53498.
Why did you make me love you. 34499.
Why did you pick on me, 28845.
Why did you say good bye. 14427.
Why did you, sweetheart. 23937.
Why did you teach me to care. 28846.
Why did you treat me so. 28847.
Why dident [?] you try to be honest with me. 4946.
Why didn’t you answer my letter. 53499.
Why didn’t you take me too. 4947.
Why didn’t you tell me. 4948.
Why didn’t you try to be honest with me. 23938.
Why didn’t you wait, little darlin’. 23939.
Why didst thou go. 33500. ;
Why do birds sing. 14428.
Why dol. 28848, 41451.
Why do I bother bout you. 18631.
Why do I break my heart over you, 50622.
Who dolcry. 9380, 18632.
Why dol cry over you. 18663, 41452.
Who doI do the things that I do, 34501.
Who dolI do these things. 39011.
Why doI dream. 14429, 46850.
Why dol goon. 41453.
Why do I keep wand’ring if you still care. 9381.
Why dol lie. 53500.
Why dol miss you. 23940;
Why doI remember. 53501.
Why doI want sugar. 28849.
Why do soldiers fight. 4949.
Why do they blame me. 14430.
Why do they call him Doolittle. 34502.
Why do what you did to me. 50633.
Why do you close your eyes. 34503.
Why do you cry your heart out. 38012.
Why do you do these things to me. 4950, “23941.
Why do you get so mad at me. 34504.
Why do you go on being mean to me, 23942, 38013.
Why do you haunt me. 14431.
Why do you haunt me so. 34505.
Why do you keep on saying no. 33506.
Why do you say to Him nay. 50624.
Why does azure deck the sky. 14692 (832)
Why does it rain. 18634.
Why does the moon follow me. .34507.
Why don’t I give up the ghost. 14432.
Why don’t it rain on me, mother. 34508.
Why don’t someone write me a letter. 34509.
Why don’t we eat no more? What are we waiting
for. 14433.
Why don’t we smile. 53502.
2306
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
Why don’t we try. 46851.
Why don’t you be true. 38014.
Why don’t you care. 38015.
Why don’t you care for me. 23943.
Why don’t you cheer up dear, 47124 (565)
Why don’t you come up & see me sometime. 50625.
Why don’t you do right. 53503,
Why don’t you dream ot me. 23944,
Why don’t you fall in love with me. See As long
as you're not in love with anyone else, why
don't you fall in love with me.
Why don’t you join with Uncle Sam. 9382,
Why don’t you keep out of my heart. 53504.
Why don’t you learn to whistle. 38016.
Why don’t you leave me alone. 18635.
Why don’t you let me alone.. 9383.
Why don’t you make up your mind. 9384.
Why don’t you open your eyes. 34510.
Why don’t you say, yes, yes. 18636.
Why don’t you smile again. 23945,
Why don’t you stay home. 50626.
Why don’t you tell me these things. 41454.
Why don’t you tell me, too. 23946.
Why don’t you try & smile. 46852.
Why don’t you write. 53505.
Why doubt my love. 14434.
Why dream. 23947, 28850.
Why dream of you. 46853,
Why hold me forever away from you. 14435.
Why I miss you. 4951.
Why is it. 14436."
y isi .
Why is it I like you. 9386,
Why is itI love you. 34511.
Why, is it that L 4952.
Why is my little redhead blue. 34512, 53506.
Why must Ibe lonely. 23948, 50627.
Why musticry. 38017.
Why must I remember. 18637.
Why must it be so. 34513.
Why must love. 53507.
Why must we drift apart. 18638, 18639.
Why must we part. 34514.
Why must we say goodby. 14437.
Why must you say goodbye. 38018.
Why must you treat me this way. 14438,
Why not. 4953, 18640, 23949.
Why not be happy. 9387.
Why not be the same old gal. 14439,
Why not? girl. 38171 (458)
Why not prepare. 41455.
Why not settle down with me. 4954,
ye Aer Wearin’ of the green. 50835 (424),
Why not sweetheart. 46854.
Why not take a lesson from the lark. 14440.
Why not take Him now. 47124 (566)
Why, oh, why. 53508,
Why part, 14441.
Why pick on me. 9388,
Why pretend. 41456.
Why save it. 41457.
Why say aloha. 9389.
Why say goodbye. 9390, 9391, 23950.
Why say goodbye to summer. 38019.
Why say goodnight. 9392.
Why auoubd America be afraid. 4955.
Why should He love me so. 53636 (582)
Why should I care. 41458.
Why should I care if 7 ee sugar, you’re
enty sweet for me.
why should I cry about you. 38020
Why should I cry, he’ll be back bye & bye. 46855.
Why should I cry over you. 41459.
Why should Idream. 28851,
Why should I ever fall in love.
41460.
Why should I feel this way. 18642.
Why should I hang around. 18643.
Why should I love. 41461.
Why should I sigh for you. 9393.
Why should I wait for heaven. 38021.
Why should I worry. 23951.
Why should it be. 9394. ~
Why should we live to regret. 34515.
Why should we pretend, 4956, 18644,
Why should we say goodbye. 53509.
Why should you be jealous when my heart
belongs to you, 14442,
Why should you borrow the cares of tomorrow.
46856.
Why shouldn’t I care. 18645.
Why so pale & wan. 18646,
Why so pale are the roses. 14443.
Why sure. 23952.
Why take his back. 9395.
Why talk so much, 18647.
Why the idea. 9396.
Why think of love. 46857.
Why this loneliness. 46858.
Why treat me this way. 18648,
Why try to deny it. 4957.
Why was I borned [?] I’m asking you
4958.
Why waste your love. 24219 (1459)
Why wear wrinkles. 14444,
Why we’re going over yonder. 41462,
Why were youcrying. 38022.
Why were your kisses for only a day.
46859.
Why will ye perish. 50628,
Why worry. 38023.
Wicked little cricket. 4959, 18649.
Wicky wacky WAAC. 46860.
Wide awake. 9397.
Wide rocks the ocean. 28852.
Wider than the ocean. 50629.
Widow Brown. 53510.
Widow Machree. 53636 (583)
Wiebke pogwisch, 50835 (425)
Wiegenlied, 18845 (338), 29091 (741,
742), 34788 (835), 46861, 47124 (567),
53636 (584)
Wiener blut. 4960, 14445.
Wiener tanze. 50630,
Wife’y snarling. 38024.
Wig-wag. 50631.
Wiggle woggle. 23953.
Wild blossoms. 14446, 38025.
Wild blush rose. 14447.
Wild chase. 24219 (1460)
Wild daisy of the valley. 46862.
Wild flowers we gathered long, long ago.
18845 (339)
Wild honey. 46863, 46864.
Wild horses. 34516.
Wild rain. 28853.
Wild ride, 23954,
Wild rose has my heart. 23955.
Wild rose of Rio. 28845, 46865.
Wild roses. 34517.
Wild roses on a hill-top in the moonlight.
18650,
Wild swans. 14448, 28855, 34518.
2307
Wild syringa in the moonlight. 18651.
Wild, wild rose. 29091 (743)
Wild wind is blowing. 46866.
Will a boy forget his mother. 9582 (600)
Will any be missing. 24219 (1461)
Will fortune ever knock at my door. 28856.
Will Herr Hitler win the war. 14449.
Will I ever know you better, than just to say
hello. 14450.
Will I ever learn. 9398, 23956.
‘Will I lose you. 4961.
Will I never learn. 23957.
WillI remember. 4962.
Will it always be the same. 23958.
Will it be all right, when it’s all over. 23959.
Will it be forever. 28857, 50632.
Will it be you. 29091 (744)
Will it ever be the same. 9399.
Will Jesus be ashamed of me, 24219 (1462)
Will my dreams come true. 5201 (1108)
Will o’ the wisp. 5201 (1109), 18845 (340), 24219
(1463), 34519, 50633.
Will o’ the Wisp is my love. 38026.
Will of rights. 23959*,
Will Rogers field march. 18652.
Will she come along. 23960.
Will somebody write me something. 28858.
Will springtime come again to old Paree. 34520..
Will the cherry trees bloom in the spring. 9400.
Will the moon above remember. 9401.
Will the roses bloom in heaven. 4963.
Will the Stars & Stripes ever cease waving. 38027.
Will the Yanks prefer the hula. 9402.
Will we remember. 18653.
Will you. 14451.
Will you always be mine. 4964.
Will you answer mother’s prayer tonight. 29091 (745)
Will you be coming back. 4965.
Will you be one of them. 50835 (426)
Will you be there. 46867.
Will you be true. 4966.
Will you be waiting. 34521.
Will you be waiting for me. 9403, 34522.
Will you fight. 46868.
Will you follow Jesus. 34523, 38028.
Will you forget. 34524, 41463, 50634.
Will you forget so soon. 28859.
Will you forget the past, 14452.
Will you go with me. 4967.
Will you keep loving me darling. 46869.
Will you lend a hand. 4968.
Will you love me. 9404, 14453.
Will you love me just the same. 23961.
Will you love me when I’m bald. 34788 (836)
Will you marry. 46870.
Will you marry a sailor boy. 41464.
Will you meet Him. 50635.
Will you meet me tonight. 9405, 28860.
Will you meet me tonight beneath Old Glory & fight
for our U.S.A. 50636.
Will you miss me. 41465.
Will you miss me when I’m gone. 53511.
Will you regret. 28861.
Will you remember. 38029, 38030, 41466.
Will you remember, dear. 14454.
Will you remember me. 41467.
Will you remember my name. 50637.
Will you return. 14455.
Will you save your love for me. 34525.
Will you say a pray’r for me. 53512.
Will you say to my dear mammy. 14456.
Will you teach me. 50638.
Will you tell me. 34526.
Will you think of me. 4969.
Will you try to remember. 53513.
Will you twinkle little star. 23962.
Will you wait. 14457, 34527.
Will you wait for me. 9406, 23963, 23964, 41468,
53514.
Will you wait for me untilit’s over, 18654.
Will you wait till the end of the war. 46871.
Will you wear my wings. 14458.
Willamena. 50639.
William Tell. 14459, 47124 (568)
Willie, take your drum. 46872.
Willie Wells. 38031.
Willie Whistle. 28862. .
Willing Miss Twilling. 18655.
Willis collection of sacred choruses, chorals and
motets. 18656.
Willow. 23965, 38171 (459)
Willow club. 38032.
Willow plate suite. 28863.
Willow tree. 34528,
Willows & you. 34529.
Wills (Bob) song book. 4970.
Willy | arrives at work. 14460.
Willy’ s former girl friends. 14461.
Willy’s going to win. 4971.
Wilma. 50835 (427)
Wilma the welder. 34530.
Wilmington polka. 23966.
Wilted rose. 14462, 28864.
Win for victory. 34531.
Win one more. 34788 (837)
Win or die with Doug MacArthur. 23967.
Win the fight now or never. 34532.
Win the war. 9407.
Win-the-war ballads. 38033.
Win them one by one. 38171 (460)
Win this fight. 38034.
Win this war in our American. 23968.
Win your boots. 30191.
Wind. 14463, 34788 (838)
Wind & sea. 24219 (1464)
Wind blow. 34533.
Wind in my wings. 9408.’
Wind in the aspens. 34534.
Wind in the night. 53515.
Wind in the pines. 23969.
Wind in the sage. 18657.
Wind on the downs. 50835 (428)
Wind round my heart. 28865.
Wind, sand & stars. 50640.
Wind song. 18845 (341)
Wind up the watch on the Rhine. 50641.
Windflower. 4973.
Winding clock. 46873.
Winding road. 4974.
Winding trail. 34535.
Winding trail in the Lone Star State, where I wanderal
as achild. 14464.
Wind-jammin’. 23970.
Windmill. 14692 (833), 29091 (746)
Windmill under the stars. 23971, 34536.
Windmills & tulips. 34537.
Windmills of Holland. 46874.
Window. 23972.
Window-pane songs. 34788 (839)
Window shopping. 9409, 34538.
Window shopping with my dream. 14465,
Windows of heaven. 53516.
Winds blew. 41469.
Winds of march. 23973, 23974.
Winds of the desert. 34539.
Wind’s song. 14466.
2308
nos. 1-12, 1942
Winds that blow across the sky. 41470.
Winds through the olive trees. 46875.
Windsor. 34540.
Windy City jive. 9410.
Windy clouds. 38035.
Windy weather. 34541.
Wine in your eyes. 18658.
Wine me & dine me. 4975.
Wine song. 50642.
Wine, woman & song. 9411.
Winebell song. 4972.
Wing commander. 28866.
Wing mates. 18659.
Winged commandos. 34542.
Winged love. 18660.
Winged victory. 18661.
Winging out to sea. 18662.
Winging thru. 34543.
Wingless angel. 38036.
Wings. 14467, 14468, 18663, 28867-28869, 34544,
41471.
Wings above. 50643.
Wings across the moon. 23975.
Wings & more wings. 41472.
Wings for Britain. 23976.
Wings for freedom, keep ’em flying. 28870.
Wings for victory. 14469, 28871, 41473.
Wings in the sky. 41474.
Wings in the sky remind me of you. 9412.
Wings! Keep ’em flying. 18664.
Wings o’er America. 14470.
Wings of America. 4976, 4977, 18665, 38037.
Wings of freedom. 14471, 23977.
Wings of gold. 46876, 50644, 50645, 53517.
Wings of love. 4978, 50646, 53518.
Wings of morning. 5201 (1110)
Wings of our navy. 23978.
Wings of prayer. 38038.
Wings of the morning. 34545.
Wings of the nation. 14472.
Wings of the navy. 23979, 38039, 41475, 53519.
Wings of the Red, White & Blue. 9413.
Wings of U.S. A. 4979.
Wings of victory. 14473, 14474, 23980, 28872,
34546-34548, 38040, 38041.
Wings of West Point. 50647.
Wings over America. 4980, 9414, 9415, 14475,
23981, 23982, 28873, 34549, 34550, 46877, 46878.
Wings over my heart. 34551, 50648.
Wings over Olmsted. 53520.
Wings over the U.S. A. 34552.
Wings over the world. 38042, 53521.
Wings to the moon. 38043.
Wings to victory. 46879.
Winner of Baby-land. 23983.
Winner our Uncle Sam. 23984.
Winnetka goes Cuban. 4981.
Winnie beware. 41476.
Winnie, Frankie & Joe. 28874.
Winnie the welder. 46880.
Winning jockey. 34788 (840)
Winning souls for Jesus. 5201 (1111)
Winniwawa. 24219 (1465)
Winnowed anthems. 34788 (841)
Winter. 14692 (834), 34788 (842), 53636 (585)
Winter Claus. 34553.
Winter dusk. 4982.
Winter — early morning — down on the farm.
14476.
Winter frolic. 18666.
Winter in my heart. 14477, 28875, 53522.
Winter, it is past. 46881.
Winter moon. 4983.
INDEX
Winter night. 24219 (1466), 41477.
Winter nights. 14692 (835, 836)
Winter night’s dream. 38555.
Winter of the blue snow. 18667.
Winter rain in California. 34788 (843)
Winter serenade. 28876.
Winter song. 14692 (837), 24219 (1467)
Winter tale. 14692 (838)
Winter time. 14478.
Winter walk. 34788 (844)
Winter wind. 4984.
Winter - winter - winter. 50649.
Wintergreen. 14479.
Wintergreen for President. 38044.
Wipe the Jap off the map. 46882.
Wir glauben all’ an einen Gott. 9416.
Wir winden dir den jungfernkranz. 29091 (329)
Wisconsin, let me greet thee. 34554,
Wisdom crieth without. 23985.
Wise kings three. 46883.
Wise little owl. 46884.
Wise old owl blues. 46885.
Wisemen guided by a star. 23986.
Wish. 14692 (839)
Wish for my country & me. 38045.
Wish for you. 50650.
Wish I could forget. 23987.
Wish I may, wishI might. 53523.
Wish I’d never dream again. 18668.
Wish on the moon. 23988.
Wish you were here. 18669, 34555.
Wishful dreaming. 41478.
Wishful thinking. 34556, 38046.
Wishful thinking won’t make your dreams come
true. 9417.
Wishing. 14480, 34557.
Wishing by a star. 50651.
Wishing for tomorrow. 34558.
Wishing for you. 4985, 23989, 38047.
Wishing I knew. 34559.
Wishing on a wishbone. 28877.
Wishing star. 41479.
Wishing waltz. 46886.
Wishing well. 18670, 34560, 50652.
Wistaria. 5201 (1112)
Wistful days. 5201 (1113)
Wistful look — a little smile. 9418.
Witch-woman. 24219 (1468)
Witches’ dance. 53636 (586)
Witching hour. 50835 (429)
Witching little devil. 50653.
Witch’s holiday. 46887.
With a buddy by my side. 23990.
With a cheer, not a tear, say good-bye. 14481.
With a down-beat rhythm in my heart. 23991.
With a dream night & day. 34561.
With a forty dollar buggy & a twenty dollar horse.
4986.
With a great United Nation’s chain. 50654.
With a lady like you. 41480.
With a light step. 9582 (601, 602)
With a pack on his back & a girl on his mind.
46888.
With a song in my heart. 18671, 28878, 28879.
With a sweetheart like you. 18672.
With a tear in my eye. 18673.
With all my heart. 28880, 50655.
With all the world to dream about why do I dream
of you. 41481.
With an old refrain of Memory Lane.
34562.
With cheerful hearts. 24219 (1469)
With Christ. 5201 (1114)
2309
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With dawn beyond the hills. 5201 (1115) Without warning. 4991.
With eyelids closed. 4987. Without you. 9423, 14487, 18681, 24005, 28886-
With fife & drum. 14692 (840) 28888.
With fightin’ on my mind. 41482. Without you, dear. 34567, 53525.
With F.D.R. 4988, Without you I’m lonely. 34568.
With freedom’s flag. 18674. Without you in my arms. 38052.
With God. 50656. Without you near. 50666.
With Him where He is. 29091 (747) Without you, there is no song. 18682.
With his quack, quack, quack. 46889. Without your love. 4992, 18683.
With Jesus on our side we’ll win. 50657. Witnessing for Christ. 53526.
With joy at Christmas time. 53524. Wmogile ciemnej. 9582 (603)
With joy we hail the sacred day. 14692 (841) Woe is me. 4993, 34569.
With just a mem’ry of you. 46890. Woe is me! I’m in the army now. 24006.
_ With light heart. 38171 (461) Woe to those little brown men. 38053.
With love. 46891. Woe, woe, woe is me. 41486.
With love for you. 4989. Woes of a whippoorwill. 9424.
With love intune. 23992. Wohin. 18845 (342)
With love still singing in my heart. 50658. Wolf. 14488.
With love to you. 38048. Wolf-bane. 14489.
With McArthur [?] we'll go farther. 14482. Wolf man. 5498, 5830, 6095, 6730, 6975, 8283,
With my guitar. 18675. 8284, 8596, 8817, 9425- 9427, 14489.
With my head in the clouds. 34563. Wolf song. 18684.
With my heart I sing. 14483. Wolf tracks. 9426.
With my pack on my back. 23993. Wolf trap. 9427. ‘
With no man of my own. 38049. Woman of the year. 23, 1102, 4994, 9804, 9827, 9928,
With Old Glory by our side. 23994. 10635, 12584, 14148, ‘14490, 14491, 24007, 41487,
With our champion, Uncle Sam. 38050. Woman. without a man. 18685,
With postage marked it’s free. 46892. Womanhood. 41488.
With red roses ‘round the door. 46893. Woman’s army yessiree, we’re members of the
With roses in my hair. 28881. W.A.A.C. 50667.
With silver strings. 4990. Woman’s last word. 50668.
With Spanish grace. 24219 (1470) Women & bonds. 38054.
With tearful eyes I look around. 24219 (1471) Women for Uncle Sam. 46897.
With tears in my eyes. 38051. Women for victory. 34570.
With that cute little suit I met Minnie. 46894. Women in white. 4995.
With that kiss. 23995. Women just a minute. 34571.
With the beat of the drum. 23996. Women o’ mine. 46898.
With the fleet. 28882. Women of America. 14492.
With the little gold band on my finger. 41483. . Women of motor corps. 18686.
With the moon as my only pal. 34564. Women of the army corps. 38055.
With the sands of time. 50659. Women’s army corps song. 34572.
With the thoughts of you. 9419. Women’s choir no. 2. 24219 (1472)
With this ring. 50660. Women’s get-together songs. 50669.
With United Nations’ rulers in palaces over Wonder. 46899.
the sea. 50661. Wonder if you will. 28889.
With you. 9420, 14484, 23997, 28883, 46895, Wonder song. 41489.
50662. Wonder when my baby’s coming home. 24008.
With you alone. 18676. Wonder why. 24009.
With you at my side. 18677. Wonder will it ever be. 24010.
With you by my side. 18678. Wonderful America. 28890.
With you my dear. 23998. Wonderful & sweet. 46900.
With you ’neath the Ohio moon. 28884. Wonderful & true. 4996.
With you 100 per cent. 41484. Wonderful are Thy works. 34573.
With you under an autumn sky. 23999, 41485. Wonderful boy. 34788 (846)
With your looks & my brains. 14485. Wonderful daddy. 18687.
With your pleasant ways. 34565. Wonderful dreams. 9428.
With youthful ardor. 34788 (845) Wonderful dreams of you. 46901.
Within a stone’s throw of heaven. 24000. Wonderful face. 53527.
Within my arms, holding you close. 9421. Wonderful gift. 34574.
Within our hearts. 18679. Wonderful is Christ. 9429.
Within the gates of heaven. 24001. Wonderful London. 46902.
Within the heart of soul. 50663. Wonderful love. 24219 (1473)
Within the shadow of Mount Hermon. 24002. Wonderful Lullaby Land. 18688.
Within the temple of my soul. 28885. Wonderful nation. 9430.
Within this heart. 14486. Wonderful power. 38171 (462)
Without a chance to think it over. 24003. Wonderful romance is over. 14493.
Without a heart. 46896. Wonderful Saviour. 14494.
Without a prayer. 50664. Wonderful state. 38056.
Without a shadow of a doubt. 50665. Wonderful thing. 5201 (1116), 14692
Without a smile for me, you pass me by. 24004, (842)
Without a thought in my head except you. 18680. Wonderful, wonderful Jesus. 50670.
Without a word of warning. 34566. Wonderful words of life. 24219 (1474)
Without my dreams. 9422, Wonderful you. 14495, 18689.
2310
nos, 1-12, 1942
Wondering. 9431, 9432, 14496, 24011, 34575,
46903, 46904, 50671, 50672.
Wondering about a honeymoon cottage at Niagara
Falls. 38057.
Wondering am I to blame. 34576.
Wondering, dear, about you. 46905,
Wondering mother. 38058,
Wondering why. 34577.
Wond’ring. 24012, 46906.
Wondrous gift. 24219 (1475)
Wondrous grace of God, 29091 (748, 749)
Wondrous is the story. 34788 (847)
Wondrous love. 9433.
Wonnig ist’s in frihlingstagen. 14692 (843)
Won’t be coming home for Christmas. 50673.
Won’t peace be wonderful. 9434.
Won’t someone tell me where you canreallybe.
14497,
Won’t we have fun with the Rising Sun. 14498.
Won’t you.. 18690.
Won't you accept Him. 53528.
Won’t you baby me. 28891.
Won't you be a sweetheart to me. 14499.
Won’ t you be my little fan-tan girl. 38171 (463)
Won’ t you be my skipper. 46907.
Won’t you be my Texanita, 34578.
Won’t you be so careful daddy. 34579.
Won’ t you come & hear the story. 41490.
Won’ t you come & kiss me. 24013.
Won’t you come & play with me. 46908.
Won’ t you come & waltz with me. 34788 (848)
Won’t you come back. 28892.
Won’ t you come back - back to me. 50674.
INDEX
Won’t you come back, dear, to a love so true. 14500.
Won’ t you come back to Death Valley. 34580.
Won’t you come back to me. 18691.
Won’ t you come back to me, sweetheart. 50675.
Won’ t you come over. 18845 (343)
Won’t you forgive me. 18692.
Won’t you give me a chance. 28893.
Won’t you have a heart. 53529.
Won’ t you just give a little, 9435.
Won’t you keep out of my dreams. 24014,
Won’ t you kiss me goodnight, little darling. 14501.
Won’t you let Jesus come into your heart. 38059.
Won’ t you please give me that song. 53530.
Won’ t you put your arms around me. 53531.
Won’ t you say. 4997.
Won’ t you say goodbye to me. 50676.
Won’t you say that you care. 4998.
Won’t you say you love me before I say goodbye.
18845 (344)
Won’t you take me back again. 41491.
Won’ t you tell me why. 18693, 34581.
Won’ t you think about me. 24015.
Won’ t you wait another year, 4999.
Won’t you wait, Myra dear. 9436.
Won’ t you walk for America. 41492.
Won’ t you write me a song. 46909.
Won't-cha come on home. 24016.
Won’ t-cha mommy let-cha fall in love. 34582.
Wood ain’t all what am gonna get chopped. 14502.
Wood anemones. 5201 (1117)
Wood-bird’s carol. 5201 (1118) -
Wood-chopper’s cry. 50677.
Wood elf, 38171 (464)
Wood nymph. 29091 (750, 751)
Woodbury theme. 50678.
Wooden horse. 14503.
Wooden shoe polka, 14504, 18694.
Wooden shoes, 24017, 34583, 50679.
Wooden toys my father made. 28894.
Woodland chimes, 29091.(752, 753) ©
Woodland echoes. 14692 (844), 18845 (345)
2311
Woodland fancies. 5201 (1119)
Woodland legend. 46910.
Woodland nymph, 53532.
Woodland perfume. 53636 (587)
Woodland serenade. 41493.
Woodland sprites, 24219 (1476)
Woodland voices. 29091 (754)
Woodlands, 53533.
Woodpecker’s chorus. 14505.
Woods in winter. 53636 (588)
Woodsheddin’ with Woody. 34584.
Woof! Woof. 34585.
Wooing of a girl. 24018.
Wool-loo-moo-loo blues.
Woosie Su. 18695.
Woo-woo. 41494,
Wo-oy-nie. 14506.
Wo-oy-nie, means I love you. 34586.
Woozy & wrong. 18696.
Wop cabaret song. 47124 (569)
Word from you, 14507.
Word of God shall stand forever. 24019.
28895.
.Word that means the world to me, mother.
47124 (570)
Words are so useless. 41495.
Words in my heart. 41496.
Words I’ve longed to hear. 5000.
Words my mother taught me. 29091 (755)
Work, a united nation. 24020.
Work & fight. 28896.
‘Work & save for victory. 46911.
Work don’t bother me. 18697.
Work! Fight! Win. 41497.
Work for all the boys in the service. 50680.
Work for Jesus. 53636 (589)
Work for victory. 50681, 53534.
Work in the valley. 5201 (1120)
Work, march, & sing. 38060.
Work on to victory. 14508.
Work, sing & win. 14509.
Work that is nearest. 24219 (1477)
Work till the world is free. 46912.
Work to win. 28897.
Workers song. 5201 (1121)
Working every holiday. 34587.
Working for freedom for all. 24021.
Working for Uncle Sam. 46913.
Working ina daze. 9437,
World & I. 14510.
World, farewell, of thee I’m weary. 38061.
World, how lovely art thou fashioned. 5001.
World is fifty feet long. 24022.
World is hungry for a little bit of love, even you
& I. 18845 (346), 47124 (571)
World is only a tiny place. 47124 (572)
World is waiting. 41498.
World is waiting for the sunrise. 14511.
World is waiting to waltz again. 38062.
World needs you. 24219 (1478)
World now calls us Sammies. 24023.
World of dreams. 5002.
World of miracles. 14512.
World of music. 5003-5008.
World of pleasure. 47124 (109, 110, 125-128, 152-
155, 198-200, 221, 222, 245-247, 261, 315, 316,
320, 321, 411, 412, 430, 485, 486), 50835 (430, 431)
World of song. 9438.
World of whirls. 28898.
World peace. 14692 (845)
World recovery. 14513.
World serious ball game. 46914.
World today. 28899, 46915.
World war number two. 50682.
World was mine when I met you. 46916.
INDEX
World was not built in a day. 24219 (1479),
47124 (573)
World we know. 46917.
World will be free. 53535.
World will sing again. 5009.
World will smile again. 34588, 46918, 53536.
World will straighten again. 14514,
World’s a stage for every girl. 24219 (1480)
World’s best known pieces. 46919.
World’s best Stephen Foster songs. 34589,
World’s sweetest love song. 5010-5012,
Worm who loved the little tater-bug. 41499.
Worried. 14515.
Worried day will soon be over. 41500.
Worried war blues. 28900.
Worried woman blues. 28901.
Worry. 41501.
Worry & love have got me down, 9439,
Worry day. 9440.
Worryin’ about you. 53537.
Worryin’ away at my heart. 28902.
Worship in song. 18698.
bated sterben wenn die trane spricht. 29091
(756
Worthless good for nothing me. 9441.
Worthy is the lamb. 5201 (1122)
Worthy to be praised, 24024.
Would God I were the tender apple blossom.
9582 (604), 50683.
Would I be making a big mistake. 24025.
Would I were with Thee. 41502.
Would it be wise. 46920.
- Would it? Could it? Must be - love. 34590.
Would it make any difference to you. 5013.
Would that I were with thee. 17996.
Would ya like to see a picture of my baby. 50684,
Would you. 34591.
Would you call me lucky. 14517.
Would you care. 53538.
Would you care if I told you. 53539.
Would you feel the same. 9442.
Would you have accepted Him, then. 9443.
Would you know the blessed secret. 29091 (757)
Would you like to take summer for winter. 24026.
Would you mind if I still called you mine. 14518,
Would you take a chance with me. 9582 (605)
Would you worry. 5014.
Would-ja. 14516.
Wouldn’t it be grand, 38063.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful. 34592.
Wouldn’t you like to have me for asweetheart, 53540.
Wouldn’ t you like to know. 53541.
Wouldn’t your mother like to see you now. 14519,
Wounded butterfly. 14692 (846)
Wounded soldier, to his sweetheart. 34593.
Wounded soldier's prayer. 9444,
W-O-U-S-A pledge for victory. 50685,
Wow. 34594.
Wow wow wow wow wow.
Wraggle-taggle Gipsies. 2908i (605)
Wraith, 28903.
Wrap me in a bundle. 5201 (1123)
Wrap me in a bundle & take me home with you.
29091 (758)
Wrap me in your sarape. 14520,
Wrap the Stars & Stripes around the one you love &
give him to your Uncle Sam. 5016.
Wrap yourself in cotton-wool. 41503.
Wrapt in a blanket of blue, 24027.
Wreath of yellow roses. 50686.
Wren. 50687.
Write a letter home to mother, 34788 (849)
Write a letter home today. 34595.
Write a letter to a soldier. 38064, 41504.
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Write a letter to your boy in the service. 34596,
Write a letter to your buddy. 46921.
Write a letter to your mother. 46922.
Write asong. 9445.
Write & tell me. 18699.
Write & tell me what to do. 38065.
Write ’em a letter. 28904.
Write me a couple of lines. 28905,
Write me often, dearie. 50688.
Write, sweetheart. 28906.
Write to me again, 41505.
Write to the boys out there. 34597.
Writing a letter to mother. 18700.
Writing my first love letter to you. 34598.
Written before me. 50835 (432)
Wrong about you, 24028,
Wrong, from the start. 14521.
Wrong number. 38066,
Wspomnienia - obyerek. 18701.
Wullun wunkun. 14522.
W-w-w-wait for me, Mary Ann. 18702.
Wye valley. 9582 (606)
Wynken, Blynken & Nod. 28907, 28908, 46923,
53636 (590)
Wyoming battle.song. 14523, 50689,
Wyoming, how I miss you to-night. 18703.
X marks. the spot, 46924,
Xmas fantasy. 24029.
Xmas present. 28909.
Xylophone player. 29091 (759)
Y’better see me. 28910.
Y tenia un lunar, 53542.
Ya darn tootin’ Gabriel. 28911.
Ya gotta be a salty sailorman. 28912.
Ya gotta blow hot. 24030.
Ya gotta coax me. 9446.
Ya hadn’t ougta in my auta[?] 50690.
Ya lu-blu. 9447,
Ya me voy. 41506, 46925.
Ya que te vas. 24031.
Ya vass loublou only means I love you. 24032.
Yaaki boogie wickey woo goo. 34599.
Yah teb yeh loob yoo. 46926.
Yambu, 24033,
Yamwhatam. 41507.
Yank, a tank - boom! Boom. 14524.
Yank at Eton. 35014, 35189, 35482, 35779, 36848,
37043, 37083, 37581, 37582, 37587, 38032.
Yank in a tank. 24034,
Yank of the tank brigade. 34600.
Yank who ranks in my heart. 46927,
Yankee. 24035.
Yankee belle 5017.
Yankee boodle. 9448, 9449,
Yankee boy. 14525 18704 28913- sabes 34601,
38067, 41508, 41509, 46928, 50691.
Yankee boy, fightin’ - 28916.
Yankee boy Sam. 53543.
Yankee boys. 38068, 53544.
Yankee boys are going over. 24036.
Yankee boys are marching. 28917.
Yankee boys forever. 5018.
Yankee boys will come thru. 18705,
Yankee breed. 18706.
Yankee bugle call, 46929.
Yankee chant. 24037.
Yankee cocktail. 50692.
Yankee color. 5019.
Yankee dish. 5020,
Yankee do-it-dandy. 28918,
Yankee Doodle. 34602, 34603, 34788 (850)
Yankee Doodle ain’t doodlin’ now. 5021, 5022, 9450.
Yankee Doodle & the Japs. 34604.
2312
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nos. 1-12, 1942
Yankee Doodle boys. 24038, 28919.
Yankee Doodle daddy. 53545.
Yankee Doodle Dan. 34605.
Yankee Doodle dandies, model 1942. 14526,
Yankee Doodle dandy. 36513, 38147.
Yankee Doodle Dixie dandy. 18707.
Yankee Doodle doodle do. 41510.
Yankee Doodle drummer boy. 28920.
Yankee Doodle freedom. 24039.
Yankee Doodle girl. 24040.
Yankee Doodle in the style of the masters. 41511.
Yankee Doodle Johnny. 34606.
Yankee Doodle, 1942. 34607.
Yankee Doodle no. 2. 50693.
Yankee Doodle polka. 38069.
Yankee Doodle privates. 34608.
Yankee Doodle rainbow. 5023.
Yankee Doodle rides again. 14527, 24041,
24042,
Yankee Doodle spirit. 5024, 41512.
Yankee Doodle tan. 18708, 28921.
Yankee Doodle, we’ll leave it to you. 34609.
Yankee Doodle Yank. 46930.
Yankee Doodle-oodle oodle ay. 14528. .
Yankee doodler. 46931.
Yankee Doodle’s in the sky. 14529.
Yankee Doodle’s marching once again. 34610.
Yankee drive. 5025.
Yankee feet never know retreat. 50694.
Yankee fightin’ men. 18709.
Yankee fighting song. 34611.
Yankee girl. 46932.
Yankee grit. 34612.
Yankee hero. 5026.
Yankee heroes. 50695.
Yankee ho! Onto victory. 34613.
Yankee hour 34614.
Yankee king. 9450*
Yankee land. 5027, 18710, 53546.
Yankee man. 38070, 46933.
Yankee man a-come. 46934.
Yankee marching song. 9451.
Yankee mother’s prayer for her soldier over there.
5028, 34615.
Yankee patrol. 38071.
Yankee peddler song. 50696.
Yankee pledge. 50697.
Yankee polka. 50698.
Yankee Rose, don’t you cry. 50699.
Yankee rose in Hawaii. 9452.
Yankee serenade. 34616.
Yankee soldier boy. 5029.
Yankee soldiers’ march. 41513, 46935, 50700.
Yankee son of a gun. 28922.
Yankee song. 24043, 38072.
Yankee sons. 46936.
Yankee sons of U.S. A. 28923.
Yankee speller. 28924.
Yankee spirit. 46937.
Yankee spirit of *42. 24044.
Yankee stew. 41514:
Yankee Stripes & American Stars. 28925.
Yankee sweetheart. 14530.
Yankee today. 50701.
Yankee victor’s tune. 24045, 28926.
Yankee victory. 28927.
Yankee way. 14531, 50702.
Yankee wings will never grow weary. 46938.
Yankee Yankee. 38073.
Yankee’s a Yankee all the time. 28928.
Yankees are a-coming. 14532.
Yankees are coming. 5030, 34617, 41515.
Yankees are coming now. 46939.
521888 0 - 43 - 23
Yankees everywhere. 53547,
Yankees forever. 14533.
Yankee’s hanky. 28929.
Yankees immortal. 5031,
Yankees of the air. 41516, 50703.
Yankee’s serenade. 24046.
Yanks. 28930, 34618, 41517.
Yanks across the sea. 46940.
Yanks ain’t phony. 50704,
Yanks & tanks & dough. 14534.
Yanks & their tanks are coming. 41518.
Yanks are a-coming. 38074.
Yanks are at bat. 18711.
Yanks are at it again. 41519.
Yanks are at the bat. 14535.
Yanks are bound to win. 14536, 46941.
Yanks are comin’. 9453.
Yanks are comin’, yes & more. 28931.
Yanks are coming. 14537, 24047, 28932, 34619,
38075-38077, 46942.
Yanks are coming again. 5032, 5033, 14538, 18712,
24048-24050, 41520, 46943.
Yanks are coming back.53548.
Yanks are coming through. 46944.
Yanks are cookin’. 41521.
Yanks are doodling doodle do. 53549.
Yanks are here. 9454, 24051, 53550.
Yanks are here again. 18713.
Yanks are in. 50705.
Yanks are inthe air. 46945.
Yanks are marchin’ again. 34620.
Yanks are marching. 5034.
Yanks are marching again. 50706, 53551.
Yanks are on the go. 14539.
Yanks are on the march. 5035, 5036.
Yanks are on the march again. 9455, 9456, 18714,
41522, 46946, 53552.
Yanks are on the way. 14540, 41523, 50707.
Yanks are on their trail. 24052.
Yanks are on their way. 24053, 28933, 28934,
38078.
Yanks are over there. 24054, 53553.
Yanks are over there again. 14541.
Yanks are rolling. 41524.
Yanks are tops. 34621.
Yanks around the world, 50708.
Yanks can do it. 46947.
Yanks come smiling through. 50709.
Yanks don’t scare. 46948.
Yanks don’t want any thanks. 9457.
Yanks from the U.S. A. 18715, 34622, 38080,
38079.
Yanks have done it again. 50710.
Yanks have landed inIreland. 28935.
Yanks in Ireland. 41525.
Yanks in the air everywhere. 24055.
Yanks just can’t be beat. 14542,
Yanks march again. 14543.
Yanks of U.S. A. 18716.
Yanks on the loose. 53554,
Yanks on the march. 50711.
Yanks over there. 46949.
Yank’s pledge. 46950.
Yank’s reverie before reveille. 34623.
Yanks who march again. 53555.
Yanks will be marching on Broadway. 38081.
Yanks will change all that. 14544.
Yanks will do it again. 5037, 9458.
Yanks will finish this war. 41526.
Yanks will soon be out on top, way down under.
50712.
Yanks will soon be there. 46951.
Yanks will win the victory. 5038.
2313
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
Yanky V. 28936.
Yar nazani. 24056.
Yard-bird shuffle. 46952.
Yard eggs & pig chops. 46953.
Yasnaya polyana. 24219 (1481)
Yawkim bembe. 9459.
Yazoo blues, 46954.
Ye house of Gilead. 46955.
Ye little birds. 5201 (1124)
Ye mariners of England. 41610 (228)
Ye olden days. 24219 (1482)
Ye shall go out with joy. 38171 (465), 53636
(591)
Ye singers all. 24219 (1483)
Ye soldiers remember Hawaii. 24057.
Ye watchers & ye holy ones. 53556.
Yea, man. 28937, 46956.
Year after year. 50713.
Year ago — or was it yesterday. 5039.
Year ago this May. 9460.
Year from now. 18717, 28938.
Year nineteen hundred & forty two. 5040.
Year round, 46957.
Yearning. 34624, 46958.
Yearning for just happy yesterdays. 24058.
Yearning for Sue. 9461.
Yearning that comes from within. 53557.
Years. 18718.
Year’s at the spring. 28939, 53636 (396)
Years between. 34625.
Yella little fella. 5041.
Yellow dog rag. 5201 (1125)
Yellow migets[?] 28940.
Yellow moon, 5042, 50714.
Yellow rose of Texas. 14545.
Yellowstone. 50715.
Yellowstone moon. 50716,
Yeoman’s song. 29091 (760)
Yeoman’s wedding. 46959.
Yep, they’ve done gone went & done it. 5043.
Yes. 47124 (574)
Yes & no, 18719.
Yes dear, I’ll forgive but not forget. 5044.
Yes Icantell. 14546.
Yes, I will. 28941, 34626.
Yes, love is wonderful. 46960.
Yes, mother is in the army too. 24059.
Yes, my Lord, I’ll follow Thee. 50717.
Yes? No? Alright. 29091 (761)
Yes sir, I’m steppin’ out. 24060.
Yes sir, things are just about the same. 38082.
Yes sir, Uncle Sam. 5045,
Yes sir! We will fight. 14547.
Yes, this is the choo-choo plane to Tokio. 46961.
Yes, we have no tires today. 28942.
Yes! We love our U.S.A. 14548.
Yes, we'll win. 18720.
Yes, we’re all out for freedom. 46962.
Yes, yes. 46963.
Yes, yes, baby, it must be love. 38083.
Yes! Yes! Yes. 46964.
Yesh banu ko-ach. 34627.
Yesh li gan. 34628.
Yesterday. 5046, 5047, 14549, 53558,
Yesterday is a memory. 38084.
Yesterday you said you loved me. 34629.
Yesterday's gardenias. 28943, 34630,
Yesterday’s love. 9462, 9463, 18721.
Yesterday's love dream, of you. 5048.
Yesterday’s memories. 18722.
Yesterday’s moon. 28944.
Yesterday’s romance, 28945, 46965.
Yesterday’s roses, 38085, 46966.
Yesterday's shadows. 9464.
Yesterday’s treasures. 5049.
Yesterlove. 41527.
Yesteryear. 38171 (466)
Yet are we one. 24219 (1484)
Yi am-Iam. 34631.
Yiddish simohele. 34632.
Yield not to temptation. 24219 (1485)
Yielded. 53559.
Yip yip Yaphank. 8710.
- Yip yip Yaphanker’s introduction. 46967.
2314
Yipee hi ho cowboy. 18723.
Yi-pi yi. I. O. 28946.
Yip-i-Anna. 46968.
Yippi-i-ee, I’m an old cow hand. 24061.
Yippy-ki-ya. 9465.
Yips, yowls, & yodels. 41528.
Yo adir, 28947.
Yo eta cansd. 34633.
Yo’ got to be kind to me. 5201 (1126)
Yo, ho, blow the man down. 14550.
Yo me ba. 34634.
Yo me queria casar, 24062.
Yo my sweet potato, 50718.
Yo no soy doctor. 18724.
Yo nosé. 50719.
Yo quiero decirte adios. 18725.
Yo saludd. 46969.
Yo San. 47124 (575)
Yo siento un bong6. 14551.
Yo soy un hombre feliz. 24063.
Yo te amé. 46970.
Yo te amo. 34788 (851)
Yo te ta’ llama mayora. 14552.
Yo vivo enamorado. 50720.
Yodeling a western song. 50721.
Yodeling cow hand. 14553.
Yodlin’ my babies to sleep. 46971.
Yokohama. 5050.
Yokohama rose. 24219 (1486)
Yolanda. 46972.
Yonder go Gypsies. 34635.
Yonder! Yonder. 24064,
Yoo hoo. 5051, 9466.
Yoo hoo boys. 18726.
Yoo-hoo, from you know who. 18727.
Yoo hoo, Rinso. 46973.
Yoo-hoo serenade. 34636.
Yoo hoo, soldiers. 38086.
Yoo-hoo song. 5052, 24065.
Yoo! Hoo! Tahulla. 5053.
Yoohoo Wahoo. 9467.
Yosemite. 5054, 38087.
Yosemite Valley. 28948.
You. 9468, 9469, 14554-14556, 18728, 18729,
24066, 34637, 38088, 46974, 46975, 53560.
You above all. 24067.
You affect me so. 41529.
You again. 9470, 28949, 50722.
You aimed at my heart. 46976.
You ain’t done me right. 18730.
You ain’t gonna do right. 14557.
You ain’t got no romance. 18731.
You all. 34638.
You alone. 18732, 46977.
You always do it. 5055.
You, America mine. 18733.
You an’ love. 24068.
You & I. 9582 (607), 24069, 24219 (1487), 29091
(762), 34639, 41610 (229, 230)
You & 1 & the stars. 9471.
You & I are Americans. 24070.
You & 1 can get together. 46978.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, i942
You &I forever. 46979.
You &I love each other. 24071.
You & I together. 24072.
You & me. 46980, 53561.
You & me for liberty. 18734.
You & my dream. 5056.
You & my heart. 24073.
You & only you. 9472, 14558.
You & our U.S.A. 38089.
You & the Red, White & Blue. 14559.
You & the stars. 24074.
You & the waltz & I. 14560, 50723.
You & you alone. 9473, 50724.
You.& your memory. 50725.
You & your Saviour. 29091 (763)
~ You angel. 41530.
You are. 9474,
You are a dream come true. 41531.
You are a sweetie. 38090.
You are all I desire. 5057.
You are all that is lovely. 53562.
You are always in my dreams. 28950.
You are always in my heart. 34640.
You are dealing with a sailor from the good ship
U.S.A. 9475.
You are dear to me. 46981.
You are dreaming. 53563.
You are driving me wild. 34641.
You are ever on my mind. 53564.
You are everything I crave. 53565.
You are everything I desire. 18735.
You are everything in my dreams. 28951.
You are everywhere. 24075.
You are first in my heart. 46982.
You are gone. 24076.
You are in my dreams. 9476.
You are in my mind. 14561.
You are in the army now Joe Louis. 28952.
You are in the corner of my heart. 24077.
You are just a little different. 41532.
You are just like the summer sunshine. 5058.
You are lovely too. 46983.
You are mine. 34642.
You are mine for tonight. 9477.
You are mine, tonight. 5059.
You are my baby. 28953.
You are my bold brigand. 41533.
You are my darling. 34643:
You are my destiny & desire. 18736.
You are my dream. 24078, 41534.
You are my dream, beloved. 46984.
You are my dream girl. 14562, 38091.
You are my habit now. 50726.
You are my inspiration. 5060, 34644, 53566.
You are my inspiration, you’re truly everything to
me. 14563.
You are my light house. 5061, 50727.
You are my little Cupid. 38171 (467)
You are my loved one. 5062.
You are my melody of love. 38092.
You are my only gain. 41535.
You are my only love. 24079.
You are my only sweetheart. 41536.
You are my priority. 24080.
You are my rainbow. 14564,
You are my rainbow sweetheart. 50728.
You are my Shangri-La. 18737.
You are my soldier boy. 34645.
You are my star, 41537.
You are my sweet little dream girl. 53567.
You are my sweetheart. 34646, 46985.
You are my sweetheart, I’ll come back to you some
sweet day. 14565.
You are my vitamin baby. 14566.
You are my witnesses. 53568.
You are needed in the army. 24081.
You are not the blame. 14567.
You are on my mind. 28954.
You are so dear. 46986.
You are so far away. 14568.
You are so lovely. 24082,
You are so lovely tonight. 24083.
You are so wonderful. 24084.
You are so young, so sweet. 24085.
You are somebody’s star. 34647,
You are someone's dream. 24086.
You are still my dad. 50729.
You are sweet perfection. 5063.
You are the answer to my dreams. 38093, 41538.
You are the echo to the love in my heart. 24087.
You are the girl for me. 24088.
You are the girlI love. 9478.
You are the girl I want to leave behind. 46987.
You are the lyric to the love song in my heart.
9479.
You are the one. 41539.
You are the one for me. 18738, 46988, 50730.
You are the one I cherish. 50731.
You are the one I love. 28955.
You are the one in my heart. 34648.
You are the only girl for me. 38094.
You are the only girl I love, sweetheart. 5064.
You are the only love.I ever knew. 18739.
You are the only one for me, sweetheart. 38095.
You are the real McCoy. 5065.
You are the rose that will never die. 18845 (347),
34788 (852)
You are the sunshine in the valleys of my heart.
24089.
You are the theme. 5066.
You are the world to me. 24219 (1488)
You are truly our liberty. 53569.
You asked for it. 5067, 9480, 9481, 14569, 24090,
41540.
You asked for it, baby. 24091.
You be my turnip, I will be your squash. 14570.
You, beautiful you. 34649.
You belong to me. 18740, 50732.
You bet. 14571.
You bet I’m going to miss you, more & more each
day. 28956.
You bet we do. 34650.
You bet we will. 34651.
You bet we’ll set that Rising Sun. 5068.
You bet your sweet patooties. 34652.
You betrayed me. 24092.
You better get a man while you can. 14572.
You better go now. 14573.
You better leave those chippies alone. 9482.
You better start working on your wedding gown.
34788 (853)
You blacked out my heart. 18741.
You blew a fuse in my heart. 50733.
You bother me. 5069.
You branded my heart. 46989.
You bring heaven to me. 34653.
You bring out the mother in me. 18742.
You bring the boogie woogie out in me.
28957.
You broke my heart. 28958, 34654.
You broke my heart in old New Mexico. 41541.
You broke my heart, little darlin’, when you broke
your promise to me. 34655.
You broke my heart when you said goodbye. 28959.
You broke the spell. 28960.
You brought a song to my heart. 38096.
14574,
2315
INDEX
You brought love to my heart. 9483.
You brought sorrow to my heart. 41542.
You buy jem, we will fly em. 24093.
You buy ’em, we’ll fly “em. 18743, 28961, 46990.
You called me. 24094.
You came along. 18744, 34656, 38097.
You came here from heaven, dear. 50734.
You came into my life like a dream. 46991.
You came my way when I needed you. 18745.
You came this way. 9484.
You came to me ina dream. 38098.
You came too late, my love. 14575.
‘You can always count on me. 5070.
You canalways tella wolf, by his whistle. 28962.
You can bank ona Yank. 34657, 46992..
“You can bank on the Yanks. 24095.
You can believe me. 28963.
You can bet we won’t forget Pearl Harbor. 14576.
You can bet your bottom dollar. 34658.
You can bet your heart, my dear. 34659.
You can count on my love. 50735.
You can count on the infantry. 46993.
You can count onus. 5071.
You can have my cup of coffee, if you give me
your heart. °53570.
You can have my sugar. 46994.
You can make all my love dreams come true.
24219 (1489)
You can make my rainbow. 34660.
You can never teach a pig good manners. 34661.
You can put your faith in Uncle Sam, 14577.
You can ration us. 50736.
You can say good-bye. 9485.
You can say that again. 34662, 41543, 46995.
You can see I’m happy. 28964.
You can take a tip from me it’s another victory.
34663,
You can take it or leave it. 50737.
You can thank the stars in Old Glory. 38099.
You can’t be yellow if you’re Red, White & Blue.
14578.
You can’t beat a man that’s free. 46996.
You can’t beat a Yankee. 5072.
You can’t beat our Uncle Sammy. 28965.
You can’ *t black-out my love. 18746.
You can t black out the moon. 50738.
You can t black out the moon, Mr. Hitler. 46997.
You can t blackout romance. 14579.
You can t blackout the moon. 24096.
You can’ *t blame me for loving you. 28966.
You can t blame me for that. 5073.
You can t break my heart anymore. 41544.
You can ’t crash the gates of heaven. 46998.
You can’t deny. 18747.
You can’t deny our love. 34664.
You can t do business with Hitler. 38100.
You can’t do that to me. 34665.
You can’t do that tous. 9486.
You can’t dream all the time. 18748.
You can’t eat your cake & have it too. 46999.
You can’t escape forever. 50739.
You can’t fool your heart. 24097.
You can’t forget me. 47000.
’ You can’t forget your mother when the heart turns
home. 47124 (576)
You can 't get arrested for thinking. 18845 (348)
You can’t get away from Tipperary. 47124 (577)
You can 't get away with love. 18749, 53571.
You can t get no more. 53572.
You can t have his kisses & my kisses too. 14580.
You can *t have your apple w eat it too. 9487.
You can *t hold a memory in your arms. 5074, 24098.
You can’t keep a good Yank down. 53573.
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
You can t keep America down. 28967.
You can *t keep me from being happy. 28968.
You can’t keep the old green down. 5201 (1127)
You can t lose a bass drum. 5075.
You can ’t lose love. 28969.
You can’t love a dream. 41545.
You can it make Uncle Sam say uncle. 24099.
You can *t put a ration on love. 53574.
You can *t put a yoke on a Yankee. 50746.
You can t put the moon in your pocket. 5076.
You can’t ration love. 9488, 14581, 14582, 28970,
50741.
You can’ *t ration our love. 34666.
You can’t replace a mother’s affection. 47001.
You can *t say no to a soldier. 34667.
You can *t stop a Yank. 9489.
You can, ’t stop a Yank attack. 18750.
You can) ’t stop the dreams I dream of you. 47002.
You can) ’t stop the Yanks. 24100.
You can) *t take away my love for you. 34668.
You can’t take hope away from me. 14583.
You can ’t take the car out tonight. 34669.
You can) ’t take the wind out of my sails. 5077.
You can t take the Yank out of Yankee. 18751.
You can t take your picture from myheart. 9490.
You can it trust your heart. 5078.
You can’t win a war without the Irish. 18752, 24101.
You captivate me. 24102.
You captivated me. 47003.
You captured my heart, sefior. 47004.
You caught my eye. 24103.
You caught my heart napping. 5079.
You certainly are some girl. 24219 (1490)
You click with me, baby. 47005.
You closed the gate of heaven, when you turned your
back on me. 34670.
You collect hearts for a hobby, but I was playing for
keeps. 34671.
You come & go with the wind. 5080.
You completely satisfy me. 38101.
You could be so sweet to me. 47006.
You couldn’t be cuter. 41546.
You cry, little girlie, why. 5081.
You danced by. 28971.
You danced into my heart. 50742.
You danced right into my heart. 24104.
You dared me to love you. 47007.
You darling, you. 5082.
You dear little girl. 9491. .
You did it with a smile. 28972.
You didn’t ask me. 9492.
You didn’ a: care. 5083, 14692 (847)
You didn’t give it to me. 5201 (1128)
You didn’t have to break my heart. 5084, 28973.
You didn’t lose much time. 18753.
You didn’t say why. 41547.
You didn’ t tell me. 24105.
You didn’t want me, when I wanted you. 28974.
You dirty little Japs. 18754.
You distract me so. 34672.
You do, don’t you. 18755.
You do it all the time. 14584.
You do love to sing. 14585.
You do not care for me. 24106.
You do things to me. 50743.
You don’ t have to be so Sorry. 24107.
You don’t have to save your love for defense.
24108.
You don’t know girls. 34673.
You don’t know the Yankee. 34674.
You don’t know what you’re saying, do you. 24109.
You don’ t love me & the baby. 14586.
You don’t love me any more, little darling. 5085.
You don’t love me anymore. 14587.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1942
You don’t need a coupon for love. 41548.
You don’t need a rating of priority to wear a smile
on your face. 50744.
You don’t need a stethoscope. 41549.
You don’t need wealth. 14588.
You don’t seem to care. 18756, 47008.
You don’t take a sandwich to a banquet. 38171 (468)
You don’t take a sandwich to a picnic. 41610 (231)
You don’t understand what I think about you. 53575.
You double-crossed my heart. 24110.
You dropped a bomb on my heart. 18757.
You enchanted me. 34675.
You fell out of a star. 47009.
You find yourself raisin’ Cain. 9493.
You fit my dreams. 5086.
- You flew to the right, I flew to the left, back to the
Ps hill. 28975.
ollow my heart. 38102.
aad fool, you can’t laugh at love. 34676.
You for me & me for you. 9494.
You forget but Iremember. 41550.
You forgot to say goodbye. 5087.
You gave me a lesson in love. 28976.
You gave me a start. 24111.
You gave me everything I always wanted. 47010.
You gave me the key to heaven. 24112.
You gave me your confession. 14589.
You gave to me a flower. 50745.
You gave your love to somebody else. 50746.
You go along. 14590.
You go your way. 9495, 34677, 34678.
¥ou go your way & ru go mine. 50835 (433),
53636 (592)
You go your way, darling, & I'll go mine. 14591.
You gorgeous hunk of man. 41551.
You got a hot date with the Mikado. 34679.
You got everything. 14592.
You got love &I got love. 18758.
You got me in dutch. 24113.
You got me jumpin’. 53576.
You got to go when you got to go. 24114.
You got what I need to cure the blues. 47011.
You gotta get a glory. 5088, 41552.
You gotta get up, oh soldier boy. 24115.
You gotta go. 47012.
You gotta have wings. 34680.
You gotta leave your mammy. 34681.
You gotta’ stop! Please stop rationing sugar.
38103.
You great big bashful doll.
(232)
You great big wonderful baby. 29091 (764)
You had a chance. 14593.
You had me believing. 53577.
You had no right. 34682.
You han’t oughtta done it, Adolph. 18759.
You happened to me. 34683.
You haunt me. 47013.
You haunt my reverie. 9496.
You have a daughter, darling. 53578.
You have betrayed my heart. 24116.
You have broken every vow. 28977.
You have broken my heart beyond repair. 34684.
You have drafted my heart. 47014.
You have gone to fight, for a cause. 5089.
You have got the style. 41610 (233)
You have lots of you know. 9497.
You have made an imprint on my heart. 50747.
You have me. 9498.
You have me loving youtruly. 38104.
You have my heart. 28978.
You have priority. 9499.
You have tears in your eyes. 38105.
14692 (848), 41610
2317
You have the key to my heart. 9500.
You have the nicest way to say the meanest things.
5090.
You have time for everyone but me. 38106.
You have treasures near, hold them dear. 18760.
You haven’t changed a bit. 47015.
You haven’t the time. 53579.
You heard my heart say please. 28979.
You hold the key to my heart. 18761.
You ig my talk, don’t dig my walk. 50748.
You invaded my dreams. 41553.
You invaded my heart. 34685.
You is got it. 5091.
You itty bitty liar. 24117.
You just ain t got what it takes to take what you got.
47016, 53580.
You just can't make me blue. 47017.
You just can’t remember. 9501.
You just can’t soft soap me. 38107.
You just couldn’t be true. 28980.
You just slipped into my heart. 5092.
You just wait. 41554.
You just want something else.
You, just you. 24118, 34686.
You keep ‘em flyin’. "34687,
You keep me smiling in tears... 14595.
You keep on smilin’. 50749.
You keep them rolling along. 47018.
You kissed me. 28981, 50750.
You kissed me just for a thrill. 53581.
You knocked ‘me for a loop. 5093.
You know. 38108.
You know & I know & we both understand. 14692
(849), 53636 (593)
You know, dear, there’s no other. 38109.
You know how itis. 34688.
You know, I know, you know, I love you. 38110.
You know I love you. 50751.
You know I love you so. 34689, 50752.
You know me. 24119.
You know that Icare. 24120.
You know that I know. 14596.
You know that I love you. 14597.
You know what King Arthur said. 50753.
You know what you can do. 18762.
You know why. 14598.
You know why I love you. 29091 (765)
You know, you know. 18763.
You left a light burnning [?] in my heart. 9502.
You left a red-cross on my heart. 18764.
You left me broken hearted. 5094.
You left me everything but you. 28982.
You left me forsaken when you kissed me good-bye.
53582.
You lift me high. 47019.
You lift me up to heaven. 14599.
You listened to another. 24121.
You little cheat. 5095.
You little so & so. 34690.
You live among the birds & flowers. 14600.
You live ina memory. 28983.
You live in the heart of my Strad. 34691.
You look at him. 14601.
You look just like Margie. 47020.
You look just like your mother, Mary. 5201 (1129)
You look like love tome. 38111.
You, lovable you. 28984.
You loved me then. 28985, 47124 (578)
You, lovely you. 38112.
You lucky fellow. 53583:
You made a blackout in my heart. 50754.
You made me change my mind. 50755.
You made me crazy "bout you. 34692.
14594.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
You made me fall for you. 18765. You painted my world. 47028.
You made me fall in love. 24122. You picked a fine time for love. 34701.
You made me go right. 9503. You play for me. 5102.
You made me happy when you said Yes. 28986. You played with my heart. 53588.
You made me miss you. 28987. You please me so. 34702.
You made me somebody new. 28988. You promised. 28995. _
You made my heart ring just like a bell. 28989. You promised me. 34703.
You made my life a mess. 5096. You promised to love me. 24129.
You made such a fool out of me. 14602. You put me on my feet again. 34704,
You made the other side of me show, baby. 47021. You put me to sleep. 24130.
You make it complete. 14603. You really are the one I love. 9509.
You make me dream the dreams I do. 53584. You remember Pearl Harbor. 24131.
You make me happy. 47022. You remind me. 34705.
You make me nervous, Mr. Jones. 5097. You remind me of someone. 5103.
You make me so miserable. 18766. You remind me of your daddy. 47029.
You make my heart go pit-a-pat. 53585. You remind me so much of my mother that you stole
You make my heart go titter tat. 50756. my heart away. 14692 (850)
You may be an innocent baby. 5098. You rhyme with everything that’s beautiful. 53589.
You may be blue too. 24123, You sabotage my heart. 34706.
You may be gone. 50757. You sabotaged my heart. 50762.
You may be the world to a world of friends, but You said. 28996.
you’re more than the world to me. 18845 (349) You said goodbye. 9510, 38116, 47030.
You may be too young to carry a gun. 5099. You said goodbye where we said hello. 34707.
You may belong to some one else but your heart You say we’re thru, but I’ll always love you.
belongs to me. 34788 (854) 28957.
You may call it love. 38113. You say you don’t love me. 14609,
You may trade on my heart. 34693. You sent a love torpedo right through my heart,
You mean all the world to me. 5100. you’ve got to save me now. 47124 (579)
You mean everything to me. 14604, 47023. You shall be mine, 5104,
You mean ev’rything to me. 28990. You should be set to a melody. 38117.
You mean Ireland when you sayI love you. 41555. You should have been with me last night. 50763.
You mean old moon. 9504. You should have told me then, 9511.
You mean old thing. 47024. You should know. 28998.
You mean so much to me. 50758. You shouldn’t laugh like that. 9512.
You mean the world to me. 34694, You speak my language. 47031.
You men of victory. 34695. You started a fire within this heart of mine. 9513.
You missed a good woman when you picked all You started a war of nerves. 34708.
over me. 29091 (766) You started something. 28999.
You must believe in America. 47025, 53586. You stepped into my dream. 53590.
You must come over. 18767. You stepped into my heart. 5105.
You must conquer. 47026. You still hold a spot in my heart. 50764.
You must never ration kisses. 18768. You still love him, don’t you. 9514.
You must’ve graduat’d. 9505. You stole my heart. 5106, 47032.
You, my darling, only you. 14605. You stole my love. 14610.
You, my dear. 53636 (594) You stole your way into my heart. 29000.
You need a rag. 5201 (1130) You stop the show. 18774.
You need Jesus, brother. 5201 (1131) You stupid Cupid. 47033.
You never can tell. 18769, 29091 (767), 50759. You sunshine. 5107.
You never can tell what them Yankees will do. 18770. | You sure had me fooled. 50765.
You never cared. 47027. You swept me off my feet. 34709.
You never cared for me. 24124, 34696. You take care of Uncle Sam. 41557.
You never do. 14606. You take care of Uncle Sam & Uncle Sam will take
You never had a chance. 24125. care of you, 24132.
You never knew. 9506, 9507. You take my breath away. 14611.
You never know. 24126, 28991. You take over, little fellow. 34710.
You never lifted a finger. 28992. You talk in my sleep. 47034,
You never loved me. 14607, 18771. You talk too much. 9515.
You never miss the water till the well runs dry. You taught me. 38118.
34697. You taught me all about love. 18775.
You never said a word about my hat. 53587. You taught me everything. 9516.
You never told me. 34698. You taught me how to dream. 34711.
You never understood. 34699. You taught me how to love. 41558.
You! NotI. 41556. You taught me how to love you, now teach me to
You of all people. 9508. forget. 14612.
You old vagabond. 38114. You taught me how to smile again. 5108.
You once meant the world to me. 50760. You taught me the way to love. 41559.
You only want it ’cos you haven’t got it. 28993. You taught me to care. 29001.
You only want my love. 5101, 14608. You taught me what it means. 14613.
You, only you. 18772, 24127, 38115. You tell ’em, Uncle Sam. 38119.
You ought ’a could, 24128. You tell me to sing, what shall I sing about.
You ought to know by now. 50761. 24133.
You ought to see us fight. 18773, 34700. You tell me your dream, I’ll tell you mine.
You oughta be arrested, 28994. 5109. :
2318
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1942
You, the baby & me. 47035.
You, the moonlight & a song. 38120.
You,. the youth of America. 9517.
You think I’ll fall. 41560.
You think you’ll beat Galento. 34712.
You think you’re very, very smart. 9518.
You thrill me. 14614, 47036.
You told me. 18776.
You told me a lie, 5110.
You told me I was foolish. 9519.
You told my heart. 53591.
You took me by storm, 9520.
You took me by surprise. 5111.
You took my dreams away. 50766.
You took my heart. 38121.
You took my heart away. 9521, 18777.
You took my love. 53592.
You took the blues out my heart. 50767.
- You took the wind outa’ my sails. 47037.
You turned me down. 34713, 47038.
You turned to me. 53593,
You waited too long. 24134.
You walk in my sleep. 34714, 38122.
You walked out of a dream. 53594,
You wanted me to kiss you. 18778.
You went away. 14615.
You went away & left me. 47039.
You went away, without saying goodbye. 5112.
You went out of my heart. 47040.
You were a dream. 14616.
You were a lovely dream. 34715.
You were born to be a queen. 29002.
You were born to be some one’s sweetheart. 5113.
You were born to love & worship. 41561.
You were born under a lucky star. 29003.
You were designed for love. 5114.
You were in my heart right from the start.
47041,
You were just a foolin’ you. 38123.
You were just fooling around. 47042.
You were made for me. 5115.
You were my angel. 24135.
You were never lovelier, 24136, 29918, 34716,
40232, 40567, 41272, 42236, 42237.
You were only a dream. 53595.
You were only foolin’ from the start. 50768.
You were only romancing. 38124.
You were the cause of it all. 14617.
You were the one. 29004.
You were the one I loved. 38125.
You were with me in the waltz of my dreams.
14618.
You were with me last night. 47043.
You weren’t good for me. 41562.
You whispered darling. 41563.
You will always be in my heart. 5116.
You will always be mine, forever to love. 24137.
You will always be my sweetheart. 9522.
You will always be remembered. 14619.
You will always be the wonderful one to me. 50769.
You will always belong to me. 18779.
You will & you won’t. 34717.
You will be happy tomorrow. 9523.
You will do it for the U.S.A. 9524.
You will never be away. 53596.
You will never be no other than a sonny boy to
me. 18780.
You will never know. 14620.
You will never miss your baby. 50770.
You will never take my dreams from me. 47044.
You will only be lonely awhile. 9525.
You won my heart. 53597.
You won your wings. 38126.
2319
You wonder why. 47124 (580)
You wouldn’t know my old girl now. 5201
(1132), 18845 (350)
You wouldn’t try to fool me mister, would yur huh.
9526.
You write the words to our song, let me write the
music. 34718.
You Yankee sons. 50771.
You yellow rat Jap. 38127.
You, you & you. 14621.
You'd be a knockout in a blackout. 14622.
You’d be so nice to come home to, 47045.
You’d better look out for me. 14623.
You’d better see America first. 18781.
You'd drive all my troubles away. 47046.
You’d neither understand nor care. 47047.
You’er [?] a lu-lu, Lu. 34719.
You’ll always be in my heart. 29005.
You’ll always be mine. 18782, 34720.
You’ll always be my dream. 18783.
You’ll always be my sweetheart. 34721, 34722,
38128.
You'll always be part of my dreams. 5117.
You’ll always be the one I love. 14624.
You’ll always be the same sweet girl. 34788 (855)
You'll always be true. 14625.
You’ll always have my heart. 5118.
You'll be always on my mind. 18784.
You'll be back again. 29006, 38129.
You’ll be coming back one tomorrow, sailor
boy. 18785.
You'll be glad you did your share. 50772.
You’ll be mine. 14626, 24138.
You’ll be mine in dreams, day after day. 53598.
You’ll be mine once more. 53599.
You’ll be my sweetheart in heaven. 29007.
You'll be proud of me, dad. 9527.
You’ll be proud of your boy in blue. 5201 (1133)
You’ll be proud you had a boy. 24139.
You’ll be seeing us in Tokyo. 18786.
You’ll be so sorry. 9528.
You'll be sorry. 5119, 14627, 14628. 14692
(851)
You'll be sorry, Mister Jap. 9529.
You’ll be sorry some day. 50773.
You’ ll be sorry someday. 47048.
You'll be the girl that’s waiting. 14629.
You’ll be there. 47124 (581)
You’ll be waiting. 14630.
You’ll be waiting for me. 34723.
You’ll be with me in all my dreams. 53600.
You’ll break my heart. 5120.
You’ll change your mind. 41564.
You’ll come back. 29008.
You’ll come back some day. 34724, 50774,
53601.
You’ll come back to me. 18787, 29009, 50775,
53602.
You’ ll come back to me, sweetheart. 34725.
You’ ll cry for me, 41565.
You’ll cry when you leave Hawaii. 18788.
You'll do. 9530.
You’ll find love is true, 14631.
You’ll find out. 18789.
You’ll find yourself in clover. 47049.
You’ ll get over it intime. 18790.
You'll get used to it. 29010.
You'll go & you’ll come back. 18791.
You’ll go away. 34726.
You’ ll have those yellow man blues. 14632,
You’ ll keep Old Glory flying. 24140.
You’ au know Dixies callin’ you. 18792.
You’ll know that we were there. 53603.
INDEX
pt. 3,n. s., v. 37
You'll leave it all behind some day. 24141.
You’ ll live in my heart. 29011.
You | 1] love me yet. 18845 (351)
You ‘ll love the army. 50776.
You. *ll never be sorry. 9531, 14633.
You "ll never change. 18793.
You’ll never find a partner to conquer Uncle
Sam. 24142.
You’ll never find real contentment. 50777.
You’ll never fool me again. 24143.
You’ ll never go to heaven. 9532.
You’ ju never grow old with me. 14634.
You’ 11 never grow rich ona farm. 34727.
You’ jl never guess. 9533.
You’ll never know. 5121, 24144, 29012, 38130,
47050, 50778.
You’ll never miss the sunshine until it rains.
14635.
You "ll never, never know. 50779.
You’ wl never regret you love me. 47051.
You’ll never remember. 47052.
You’ ju overcome some day. 38131.
You’ll say so too. 18794.
You'll see a rainbow by-and-by.
You’ ll see lots of me. 38132.
You’ll spread a smile over heaven, oh, how we'll
miss you my dear. 5122.
You ‘Ul still be a sweetheart to me. 47053.
You, "ll tell me. 53604.
You’ll wish you hada girl. 9534.
Young America. 18795, 41610 (234)
oung America quickstep, 41566.
Young America, we’re strong for you. 41610 (235, 236)
Young Americans sequel. 10991, 12965.
Young & Irish. 41567.
Young & willing. 41568.
Young April. 34788 (856), 50835 (434)
Young Benjamin Franklin. 50779*.
Young Colin. 53636 (595)
Young crusaders. 5201 (1134)
Young George Washington. 47053*.
Young girl. 27386.
Young girls today. 29013.
Young hearts. 5123, 9535.
Young hero. 14692 (852)
Young lady called Dot. 24146.
Young love, he went a-maying. 14692 (853)
Young McDonald has a horse. 24147.
Young man falsely condemned to die. 47054.
Young man, see the world. 9536.
Y.M.C.A. montage, 47055-47060.
Young people’s chorus. 5201 (1135)
Young students four hand collection. 29014.
Young symphonic strings. 24148, 24149.
Young warrior. 50835 (435)
You-oo meanie. 14636.
Your [?] a sweet little someone: 9537.
eae) Oe makes me lonely. 14692 (854), 53636
Your all within romance. 24150.
Your America. 9538, 24151.
You’r [?] an American,’ 14637.
Your answer is always no. 5124.
Your arms around me. 9539.
Your beauty, it allureth. 5125.
Your blind date. 29015.
Your blue eyes. 53605.
Your bouquet. 29016.
Your boy & mine. 38133.
Your boy & my boy. 5126.
Your boy! And my man. 34728,
Your boy will be blue tonight. 41569.
Your boys are pleading from over where. 18796.
24145.
2320
Your brother. 29017.
Your choice. 18797.
Your country. 47061.
Your country & mine. 5127, 34729.
Your country calls you today. 50780.
Your country needs you. 9540, 47062.
Your country’ sat war. 34730.
Your country’ s call. 18798.
Your country’s calling you. 5128, 38134.
Your cute little smile. 14638.
Your daddy is going across the pond, sonny.
24152.
Your daddy was a bashful beau. 29091 (768-771)
Your daddy was anarmy man. 9541.
Your days are numbered, Mr. Hitler. 47063.
Your destiny is me. 29018.
Your dream soldier’s last good-bye. 50781.
Your dreamy eyes. 34731.
Your echo. 9542.
Your effect on me. 29019.
Your eyes. 29020.
Your eyes are bigger than your heart. 29021.
Your eyes are Saying yes. 29022.
Your eyes did all the talking. 38135.
Your eyes promise heaven. 24153.
Your eyes sparkle. 29023.
Your eyes tell me something. 38136.
Your eyes will tell. 5129.
Your face will linger in my memory. 53606.
Your father brave & true. 14639.
Your father did, your granddad did. 24154.
Your first word of love. 29024.
Your flag & country want you. 9582 (608, 609)
Your Flag & my Flag. 47064.
Your Flag is in our hearts, oh, U. S. A.
38137.
‘Your Flag is my Flag. 53607.
Your footstep & a rose. 38138.
Your free & easy love. 24155.
Your friend in the glass. 50782.
Your ghost. 5130.
Your girl & my girl. 9543.
Your golden hair. 34732.
Your golden voice. 50783.
Your greenback dollar. 38139.
Your hand in mine. 14640.
Your haven, my arms. 38140.
Your heart. 29091 (772), 47065.
Your heart & my heart. 9544.
Your heart belonged to me. 5131.
Your heart isn’t in your kisses. 34733.
Your heart knows, so why don’t you. 50784.
Your heart must ‘be clean to see Jesus.
14641.
Your heart’s been sabotaged. 53608.
Your heaven & mine. 41570.
Your home is my home. 38141. .
Your honor. 24156.
Your imagination embarrasses me. 5132.
Your [?] in the navy now. 9545.
Your job & my job. 18799.
Your [?] just a hap slappy sappy little Jap.
5133.
Your kind of love. 24157.
Your king & country want you. 9582 (610-613)
Your King has need of you. 38171 (469)
Your kiss has changed my mind. 34734.
Your kiss is like a melody. 14642.
Your kiss said I love you. 29025.
Your land & mine. 34734*. |
Your land & my land. 5134, 5135, 18800, 29026,
47066.
' Your last good-bye. 34735.
Nos. 1-12, 1942
Your laughing eyes. 50785.
Your letters. 47067.
Your lips are like champagne. 9546.
Your lips pressed close to mine. 50786.
Your little mother & mine. 18801.
Your locket. 34736.
Your love. 5136, 14643, 38142, 41571.
Your love & your kisses you gave. 29027.
Your love could be everything to me. 53609.
Your love grows cool. 5137.
Your love is close to me. 29028.
Your love is heaven to me. 51338.
Your love of freedom. 41572.
Your love still follows me. 47068.
Your love to hold. 14644.
Your love was like a rainbow. 34737.
Your love will see me thru. 47069.
Your loveliness. 14645.
Your lover. 53610, 53611.
Your lullaby. 24158.
Your mamma told you too much. 47070.
Your melody. 5139.
Your memory. 18802.
Your million dollar smile. 14646.
Your money’s no good with me. 14647.
Your mood. 5150.
Your mother & my mother. 24159.
Your mother must have been a wonderful woman
to have a little girl like you. 5201 (1136), 9582
(614), 29091 (773)
Your [?] my angel, my sweetheart. 18803.
Your [?] my pretty brown eyes no more. 18804.
Your nearness to me. 38143.
- Your new draftees. 18805.
Your old man. 34738.
Your [?] on the right side. 5141.
Your own foolish heart. 50787.
Your own Moose club. 34739.
Your photo. 53636 (597)
Your picture. 14648, 41610 (237)
Your picture came today. 47071.
Your picture in my locket, keeps you always in my
heart. 14649.
Your picture is fading out of my mind. 5142.
Your picture tells me. 38144.
Your pilot is my man. 29029.
Your prayer is answered. 41573.
Your priority belongs to me. 47072.
Your return to me. 29030.
Your ring will always be on my finger. 41574.
Your Savior has told you. 5143.
Your slave. 38145.
Your smile. 34740.
Your smile I can’t forget. 5144.
Your Smile will be my rainbow. 29031.
Your smile will go with me. 24160, 47073.
Your smiles mean more than good day. 41575.
Your soldier boy. 34741.
Your son & my son. 14650.
Your song. 5145.
Your song, its charm, the kiss that thrilled.
29032.
Your soul was born. 41576.
Your star & mine. 50788.
Your sweet love song. 47074.
Your sweetheart. 5146.
Your sweetness, mine. 18806.
Your task & mine. 24161.
Your tears refresh the flowers. 24162.
Your [?] the baby for me. 34742.
Your {7 the sweetest girl I ever knew. 14651.
Your [?] the sweetest thing this side of heaven.
18807.
INDEX
Your time-is coming soon. 53612.
Your true Annabelle. 47075.
Your Uncle Sam. 34743.
Your Uncle Sam & mine. 34744.
Your Uncle Sam is going to town. 41577.
Your Uncle Sammy. 24163.
Your Uncle Sammy’s air force. 9547.
Your Uncle’s calling you. 5147.
Your voice. 34745.
Your voice in the night. 5148.
Your voices tune. 47076.
Your way of life is the finest way of life. 34746.
Your wedding bell. 38146.
Your [?] wrong. 34747.
You’re. 24164.
You’
You’
You’re a dear little mischief. 14652.
You’re a do-doo. 50789.
You’re a double - lovely. 5149.
You’re a grand old Flag. 38147.
?
?
re a bundle from heaven. 53613.
You re a knockout in a blackout. 14653, 38148.
You re a knockout in a blackout, baby. 9548.
You rea little bit of sugar. 41578.
You’re a little wonder, dear. 29091 (774), 34788
(857)
You’re a lover’s prayer. 29033.
You re a lucky little fellow. 53614.
You re a million dreams. 5150.
You re a mist of the silver moon. 47077.
You're a naughty girl. 29034.
You re a perfect picture. 24165.
You re a perfect symphony. 183808.
You re a picture of love. 53615.
?
?
?
?
>
?
?
?
You're a pocket edition of your mother, twenty years
ago. 24219 (1491), 53636 (598)
You’re a rat, you slant eyed Jap. 41579.
You’re a sap, Mister Jap. 5151.
You’re a soldiers’ [?] sweetheart. 14654.
You’re a superman to me. 47078.
You’re a sweet little Cinderella. 24166.
You’re a sweetheart. 5152.
You’re a wonderful girl. 38149.
You’re all done. 5153.
You’re all done, you son of the Rising Sun. 9549.
You’re all I love, you’re all I crave. 29091 (775)
You’re all I’ve hoped for. 41580.
You’re all my world. 18809.
You’re all right, General Wainwright. 29035.
You’re all that I’ve got, dear. 14655, 41581.
You’re all that matters to me. 29036.
You’re allthe sweetness I need. 47079.
You’re all there is in my memory. 24167.
You’re alone, all alone, once again. 5154.
You’re always close to me. 18810.
You’re always dodging me. 24168.
You’re always in my heart. 5155.
You’re always in my thoughts. 47080.
You’re always my ideal. 38150.
You’re always near. 34788 (858)
You’re always welcome at our house. 24219
(1492)
You’re America’s sweetheart. 34748.
You’re an American. 24169.
_ You’re an angel. 41582.
You’re an angel I love. 29037.
You’re as pretty as a picture. 24170.
You’re as welcome as an old, old shoe. 38151.
re asked to save oil
re away. 47081.
re back in my arms again. 29038.
re bad for me. 24171.
re beautiful. 53617, 53618.
You
You
You
You
You
53616.
-_ ve we &
2321
re a beautiful brown-eyed burglar. 18845 (352)
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
You’re beautiful, but you’re not dumb. 34749. You’re just cheatin’ on me. 53622.
You’re better off in the army. 53619. You’re just homesick, that’s all. 50835
You’re breaking ev’ry bone in my heart. 53620. (436)
You’re breaking my aching heart. 24219 (1493) You’re just like an angel to me. 41610
You’re breaking my heart that way. 47082. (238), 47124 (582)
You’re breaking my heart, you saboteur. 50790..- You’re just like my | dreams. 24178.
You’re changing, baby. 14656. You’re just mammy’s black face boy. 47092.
You’re cheating on me. 47083. You’re just playing with me. 34757.
You’re close to me. 38152. You’re just too-too. 9554.
You’re crying for the love you threw away. You’re just what I need. 9555.
50791. You’re keeping my heart awake. 18815.
You’re cuttin’ down on my sugar. 14657. You’re kidding me. 18816.
You’re designed for love. 24172. You’re kinda cute at that. 29047.
You’re divine. 29039. 3 You’re knocking at the door of my heart, & you won’t
You’re drafted now. 41583. get in. 18845 (354)
You’re driving me down to the river. 47084, You’re like a blitzkreig [?] to me. 18817.
You’re dynamite. 24173, 34750. You’re like a caterpillar. 34758.
You’re easy to dance with. 24174. You’re like a dream. 24179.
You’re entrenched in my heart. 24175. 2 You’re like a dream I know. 53623.
You’re essential to me. 50792. You’re like a mystery story. 34759. ©
You’re everything. 14658, 34751. You’re like a song. 47093.
You’re everything I’ve dreamed about. 5156. You’re like a sweet old love song. 34760.
You’re exceptional. 50793. You’re like the dancing starlight. 18818.
You’re extra special. 50794. You’re like the weather to me. 34761. .
You’re first on my priority list. 9550. You’re locked in my heart. 24219 (1496), 34788
You’re forever on my mind, 53621. (860)
You’re free. 18811. You’re lovely. 50798. :
You’re from another world. 24176. You’re lovely to-night. 5161.
You’re going a long way from dear old Yankee You’re lucky. 50799.
land. 9551. You’re mine. 24180, 29048, 41587, 41832.
You’re going just because I love you. 47085. You’re mine again. 14661.
You’re going to miss me. 18812. You’re mine, all mine. 34762.
You’re gone. 14659, 47086. You’re mine & old Uncle Sam’s. 9556.
You’re gone from me. 41584, You’re mine for keeps. 47094,
You’re gone ’n’ I’m blue. 47087. You’re mine forever. 29049.
You’re gonna be sorry. 9552, 41585. You’re more perfect than the angels in my dreams.
You’re gonna get it. 38153. 9557.
You’re gonna miss me, baby, when I’m gone. You’re more than a dream. 38156.
47088. You’re more than everything to me. 47095.
You’re gonna need me again, 18813. You’re music in my soul. 9558.
You’re gonna take the rap, Mister Jap. 29040. You’re my American beauty. 24181.
You’re gonna win that ball game Uncle Sam. 47089. You’re my baby. 14662.
You’re guilty. 29041. You’re my bit of blue. 9559.
You’re heaven sent. 41586. You’re my bright star of hope. 24182, 29050.
You’re heavenly, 29042, 29043. You’re my choice. 24183.
You’re here & I’m here. 5201 (1137), 18845 (353), You’re my darling & I’ll never change my mind.
24219 (1494), 29091 (776) , 34788 (859), 38171 (470) 24184,
You’re hitting a thousand in the game of love. You’re my dream at last come true, 5162.
29091 (777) You’re my dream come true. 14663, 24185.
You’re in love. 34752. You’re my dream of heaven. 5163.
You’re in love with someone else but I’m in love You’re my dream of love. 41588.
with you, 29044. You’re my favorite dish. 9560.
You’re in my arms once more. 29045. You’re my favorite dream. 47096.
You’re in my dreams. 47090. -You’re my favorite memory. 34763.
You’re in my heart. 50795. You’re my first melody of love. 47097.
You’re in my heart to stay. 9553. You’re my first thought. 14664.
You’re in my heart tonight. 50796. You’re my first thought in the morning, & my last
You’re in the air corps now. 5157. thought at night. 50800.
You’re in the army, Mary Ann. 34753. You’re my good luck charm, 24186.
You’re in the navy now. 24177. You’re my great & grand mother. 24187.
You’re indispensable to me. 5158, 34754. You’re my heart.. 47098.
You’re invited to attend a dream. 34755, 38154. You’re my heart beat. 5164.
You’re just a ball of sugar rolled around some You’re my heaven on earth, 50801.
dynamite. 38155. You’re my honey. 18819, 41589.
You’re just a fair weather baby. 34756. You’re my ideal girl. 5201 (1138), 34788 (861)
You’re just a fair-weather Mrs 47091. You’re my inspiration. 9561, 18820.
You’re just a hit & run lover 9. 7
You’re just a little bit better than the one I thought You're my little blackout baby. 29051.
was best. 24219 (1495) You’re my love. 24188, 38157.
You’ bs ie aaoae. 50797. You’re my million dollar baby. 41590.
You’re just an angel. 18814. You’re my necessity. 34764.
You’re just another passing fancy. 5160. You're my no, no baby. 24189.
You’re just as young as you feel. 14660. You’re my only. 47099.
2322
nos. 1-12, 1942
You’ re my problem child. 29052.
You’re my rhapsody in spring. 50802.
You re my rose in the garden of dreams. 9582
(615)
You're my shining star. 41591.
You re my soldier boy. 29053.
You re my sugar. 24190.
You re my summer girl. 9562.
You re my sweetheart. 14665.
You re my Uncle Sammy. 5165.
You're my would-be sweetheart. 53624.
You re needin’ me. 9563.
You re nice to have around. 5166.
You re no cockadoodle. 47100.
You're no diff’rent from the rest. 50803.
You re no longer mine. 5167.
You re not alone tonight. 24191.
You re not for me. 18821.
You re not telling me you love me. 59804.
You re not the one for me. 14666.
You re not the only'one. 38158.
You re not the same. 5168.
a Sa se ee
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You're not the same girl you were last night.
14667.
You’ re not to ees 5169.
You're O.K. 47101.
You’re old enough to know better than that.
24192.
You're on my mind. 38159.
You're only kidding me. 9564.
You re out of my heart. 47102.
You're out of my mind. 53625.
You’re out of order, Mrs. Hoarder. 14668,
29054.
You're out of this world. 47103.
You’ re over, you re finished, you're through. 29055.
You're perfect tome. 24193.
You re playin’ hookey from heaven. 24194.
You re playing with the strings of my heart. 53626.
You're plenty up to date for me. 5201 (1139)
You're pretty as the picture. 18822.
You're really in the groove. 29056.
You're right on the tip of my dreams. 24195.
You're right, you son-of-a-gun. 41592.
You're simply wonderful. 9565.
You're so charming, darling. 53627.
You're so dear. 24196.
You're so different. 18823, 18824.
You re so good tome. 41593.
You're so likeable. 9566.
You're so lovely. 50805.
You're so perfect. 14669.
You're so sweet. 5170, 47104.
You're so sweet, my honey. 14670.
You're solid. 14671.
You're solid, babe, you're solid. 47105.
You’ re something special, darling. 5171.
You're something to write home about. 29057.
You’ re sparkling all over. 38160.
You’ re special. 50806.
You’ re still adream to me. 41594.
You’re still a favorite with me. 34765.
You're still an old sweetheart of mine. 9567.
You're still in my dreams. 34766.
You're still in my heart. 5172, 9568.
You're still on my mind. 50807.
You're still the one for me. 24197.
You're such a baby. 5173.
You're sweet as sugar, & twice as hard to get.
34767.
You're sweet as the rose of Tralee. 29058.
You’re sweet enough for me. 14672.
You re sweet, so sweet. 24198.
INDEX
You're taking my heart. 38161.
You're telling me. 50808, 50809.
You're terrifical. 29059.
You're that lovely one. 47106.
You're the angel in my prayer. 50810.
You're the answer to my dreams. 18825.
You're the answer to my prayer. 14673, 29060,
34768.
You're the apple of my eye. 29061, 29062.
You're the beat of my heart. 34769.
You're the best. 5174.
eo the best little mother of them all. 9582
616
You're the best loser yet. 5175.
You’re the best pal I’ve ever had. 9569.
You’re the brightest star in heaven. 14674.
You're the captain of my heart. 29063, 38162.
You're the cause of it all. 24199, 29064,
53628.
You re the cause of my dreams. 53629.
You're the dawn of a perfect day. 34788 (862)
You’re the doctor. 5176.
You're the dream I always dream. 50811.
You’re the ghost, in my dream home. 5177.
You're the girl of my heart, Kathleen. 34770.
You're the girl that my heart has left behind.
47107.
You’re the gold at the end of my rainbow.
50812.
You're the heart of the U.S.O. 34771.
You're the image of an angel. 18826.
You’re the key to my heart. 18827.
Le the kind of a girl. 18828.
ou re the lucky thread in my life. 53630.
wae the MacArthur of my heart. 50813.
You're the music tome. 14675.
You're the nicest thing that happened to me.
50814.
You're the one. 34772, 50815.
You’re the one although I say no. 50816.
You’re the one for me. 18829, 41595,
50817.
You're the one I adore. 24200.
You're the one I adore, I love you. 29065.
You're the one I love. 24201.
You re the one that Iadore. 5178.
You
You re the only answer to love. 29066.
You're the only door to heaven. 24202.
You're the only girl Ilove. 9570.
You're the only one. 5179, 9571, 14676, 18830,
18831, 29067, 41597, 41598.
You're the only one for me. 41599.
You’re the only one I'll ever love. 47108.
You’ re the only one left in my dreams. 9572._
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You're the only rose that’s blooming in my heart.
youre the only star in heaven. 29069.
You're the prettiest girl in the world. 47109.
You're the pride of the U.S.A. 29070.
You're the right kind of girl, he’s the wrong kind
of guy. 47110.
You’re the someone I'm in love with. 47111.
You’re the son of a soldier, my lad. 18832.
You’re the star of my heaven. 53631.
You're the surprise of all surprises. 50818.
You're the tops, Uncle Sam, you re the tops.
47112.
You're the wish of the wishbone. 5180.
You're those, them, & it. 34773.
You’re too good for good-for-nothing me. 14677.
You're too late. 50819.
You're trying to fool me, dear. 24203.
2323
re the one who can do it, Yankee boy. 41596.
INDEX
pt. 3, n. s., v. 37
You’re up against Uncle Sam. 41600.
You're wanted. 14678.
You’re wasting my Saturday night. 5181.
You’re welcome back to California. 34788
(863), 38171 (471, 472)
You’re welcome to the memories. 38163.
You’re what I calla dream. 18833.
You’re what I want for Xmas. 47113.
You’re what the doctor ordered. 34774.
You’re with the U.S.A. 9573.
You’re wonderful. 24204, 34775.
You’re working me up to a climax. 14679.
You’re worth a million dreams, dear. 29071.
Yours & mine. 29072, 29073.
Yours as ever. 34776.
Yours for the duration. 14680, 18834, 29074,
34777.
Yours for tonite. 24205.
Yours for victory. 14681.
Yours forever. 14682.
Yours forever, Susanne. 34778.
Yours is my heart alone. 14683.
Yours sincerely. 41601.
Yours till I’m yours. 24206.
ree till the end of time, 34788 (864), 38171
473
Yours to command. 18835.
Yours wasn’t love. 50820.
You’se my honey chile. 24207.
Youth, 24208.
Youth must save our land. 50821.
Youth of the U.S.A. 50822.
Youth on parade. 39538, 41593.
Youthful ambition. 29091 (778)
Youthful brigade. 34788 (865)
Youthful days. 53632.
Youthful lovers. 24219 (1497)
Youthful yearnings. 29091 ('779)
Youths serenade. 41602.
Youth’s victory march. 50823.
You’ve been two-tim-in’ me. 38164.
You’ve broken my heart. 5182.
You’ve changed. 18836.
You’ve come to take daddy’s place. 47114.
You’ve crowded me out of your heart. 9574.
You’ve danced away with my heart. 5183.
You’ve done it. 50824.
You’ve done it again. 5184.
You’ve given me a new lease on life. 47115.
You’ve got a date with Uncle Sam. 34779.
You’ve got a million reasons to smile. 5185,
You’ve got it. 5186, 24209.
You’ve got it all. 24210, 41603.
You’ve got it coming to you over there. 24211.
You’ve got me & I’ve got you. 18845 (355)
You’ve got me crazy over you. 50825.
You’ve got me dreaming dreams. 29075.
You’ve got me goin’, goin’, now I’m gone.
38171 (474, 475)
You’ve got me goin’ now. 50826.
You’ve got me in agony. 29076.
You've got me solI’m ga ga. 29077.
You've got me talking to myself. 29078.
You've got me under your thumb. 29079, 34780.
You've got my heart out ona limb. 18837.
You ve got rhythm. 18838.
You've got something there. 29080.
You ve got that look in your eyes. 29081.
You ve got to do, do, do. 24212.
You ve got to have a priority rating. 29082.
You ve got to push production, 29083.
You've got to turn the jive crossways. 18839.
You've got towatch your stepwithlove. 50827.
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You’ve got what it takes. 18840, 50828.
tense got your finger in too many pies.
187. ;
You’ve gotta get up before breakfast. 34781.
You've gotta have personality. 38165.
You've gotta have rhythm. 34782.
You've gotta love me. 41604.
You've left me for another. 29084.
You’ve made a pe. fect fool of me, in no time
flat. 34783.
You’ve made me want to own you. 47116.
You’ve played with my heart the last time.
29085. .
You’ve proven to be untrue. 29086.
You’ve really changed, somehow. 53633.
You’ve seen the last of me tonight. 18841.
You’ve starred in my heart. 5188.
You ve stolen my heart with a look, witha
glance, with a smile. 5189.
You’ve stolen the‘key to my heart, 47117.
You’ve told me good by once to[?] often, 9575.
You’ve turned the tables on me. 34784.
You’ve waited too long to wed me. 47118.
Yo-yo-yodelin’ cowboy. 50829.
Ypsilanti. 34788 (866, 867)
Yr utgorn. 53634.
Yucatan. 38166.
Yuca-tango. 18845 (356)
Yucca, 9576.
Yuletide. 47119.
Yuletide reverie. 5190-5192, 9577.
Yum yum. 41605.
Yumba. 29087.
Yummy. 38167.
Yummy yummy. 5193.
Yussel come back to the range. 9578.
Yvette. 14684.
Yvonne Darlyne. 29088.
Z swiebodzina polka. 14685.
Z werwa marsz. 50830.
Za gorami. 14692 (855)
Za jedan casak radosti. 5194.
Zacatecas. 24213, 41606.
Zahoukala sova, 24214.
Zahrajte pisnicku mou. 5195.
Zalim te momce. 14686.
Zamba. 38168:
Zambomba. 34785.
Zambra Gitana. 50831.
Zambumba. 14687.
Zana Zaranda., 18842,
Zandunga. 41607.
Zanzibar. 29089, 47124 (583)
Zap the Japs rip up the Nazis. 14688.
Zapateodo andalucia. 5196.
Zarabanda, 41608.
Zarifa. 53636 (599)
Zasnela dziewczyna. 9579.
Zauberfléte ouverture. 9582 (617)
Zbior kujawiskow. 5197.
Zebra girl. 34788 (868), 38171 (476)
10 leichte charakterstudien. 9582 (618)
Zelda. 38169.
Zelima, 24219 (1498), 38171 (477)
Zemire & Azor. 41819.
Zemire et Azor. 5384.
Zenobia bumble bee. 50832.
Zephyrs. 29090.
Zeta’s bouquet. 50833.
Zeytoon. 18843.
Ziegfeld. 38170.
Ziegfeld follies. 24219 (626, 687, 1382)
Ziegfeld follies 1914. 29091 (718)
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Ziegfeld follies 1915. 29091 (266, 276, 400, 639,
663), 34788 (182, 223, 253, 266, 312, 313, 425,
447, 868, 869), 38171 (104, 160, 184), 41610
(60, 71), 47124 (174)
Zigeuner. 50834.
Zigeunerbaron. 991, 5198.
Zigzag. 14692 (856)
Zig-zag flying corps. 47120.
Zincali. 53636 (600)
Zinch oo zinch. 18844.
Zingana. 14689.
Zingaresca. 34786.
Zinnsoldatenmarsch. 18845 (357, 358), 24219
(1499)
Zion, my beloved. 53635.
dion, rise & shine. 50835.
Zion's watchman. 5201 (1140)
Zip. 9580.
Zip Coon. 5199, 5200.
Zip your lip. 41609.
Zipper on my heart. 47121.
Zipper your lips. 47122.
Zippy. 53636.
Zippydo of Company two. 9581.
Zis for you, zat for you. 5201 (1141)
Zizi & c. 29287,30491, 31869, 33516, 35174.
Zlodziejka. 14690.
Zmires. 24215.
Zobaci pochod. 29091 (780, 781)
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INDEX
Zoinierz i jaskolka. 34787.
Zoney, my honey. 47123.
Zoom, zoom, zoom. 38171.
Zooming along. 34788.
Zoo’s who’s who. 24216.
Zoot suite for my Sunday gal. 18845.
Zorah. 24219 (1500)
Zordan’s 4 star accordion band collection.
24217. :
Zorzico. 9582.
Zosia. 14691, 24218.
Zouaves. 5201 (1142)
Zudora. 29091 (782)
Zulu Belle. 5201.
Zum. 14692 (857)
Zum rundtanz. 50835 (437)
Zurke (Bob) boogie-woogie piano transcriptions.
29091.
Zuyder Zee. 41610.
Zwei sticke. 18845 (359)
Zwei triosonaten. 24219.
Zwei walzer. 5201 (1143)
Zweier seelen lied. 50835 (438)
Il. konzert. 14692.
Il. streichquartett. 47124.
Zweite symphonie, ines dur. 29091 (783)
Zweites konzert fur 2 klaviere, in C dur.
9582 (619)
Zwolf lieder. 29091 (784)
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