MUSIC: William Michael Balfe. WORDS: Alfred Bunn. VOCALS: Eric Hinds, Veronica Dunne, Uel Deane, Una O'Callaghan.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-3651, with Maritana & The Lily of Killarney
Recording(s): 1909: 78/Vic 31761) (1916: 78/Vic 35603) (1927: 78/Vic 35819
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20020
Recording(s): 1933: 78/HMV(E) C-2605
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone(E) A-349
"The Heart Bowed Down"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5500, LP-1493
VOCALS: Miriam Licette, Francis Russell, Dennis Noble, Harry Brindle, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9579
Recording(s): 78/Crystalate(E) Z-104
MUSIC: William Vincent Wallace. WORDS: Edward Fitzball. VOCALS: Eric Hinds, Uel Deane, Veronica Dunne.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-3651, with The Bohemian Girl & The Lily of Killarney
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31804
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1693
VOCALS: Clara Serena, Francis Russell, Dennis Noble, Doris Vane, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9872
COND: Clarence Raybould. CAST: Miriam Licette, Dennis Noble, Clara Serena, Heddle Nash, chorus. Licette: "'Tis the Harp in the Air" Chorus: "The Angelus"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DB-613) Licette, Noble: "Of Fairy Wand Had I the Power" Licette, chorus: "Pretty Gitana" (78/Col(E) DB-614) Serena: "Alas! Those Chimes" Serena, Noble, Nash: "Turn On, Old Time" (78/Col(E) DB-615) Nash: "Yes! Let Me like a Soldier Fall" Noble: "In Happy Moments Day by Day" (78/Col(E) DB-616) Nash: "There Is a Flower That Bloometh" Licette: "Scenes That Are Brightest" (78/Col(E) DB-617) Serena, Licette: "Sainted Mother" Licette, Nash, Noble, chorus: Finale, Act 2 (78/Col(E) DB-618) (All of the above records were issued as 78/Col(E) album 272 and reissued on Opal(E) 814, with addl material.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 929
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Zonophone(E) A-29) (1929: 78/Zonophone(E) A-377
VOCALS: Stiles Allen, Hardy Williamson, James Baker, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Edison Bell(E) L-5370
MUSIC: Julius Benedict. WORDS: John Oxenford, Dion Boucicault. VOCALS: Eric Hinds, Uel Deane, Veronica Dunne.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-3651, with The Bohemian Girl & Maritana
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2000
MUSIC: Johann Strauss Jr. WORDS: Norman Sachs, Mel Mandel. ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Anna Moffo, Jeanette Scovotti, Rosalind Elias, William Lewis, Robert Nagy, Lee Cass, William Chapman.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest RDS-40-1, with Mademoiselle Modiste
"You Can Always Explain Things Away"
Recording(s): CYL/New York Phonograph Co. 3" brown wax, LP-1493
"The Commodore Song"
Recording(s): CYL/North American 772, LP-1493
"Sweet Marie"
Recording(s): CYL/North American 1289
MUSIC: Reginald DeKoven. WORDS: Harry B Smith. Jessie Bartlett Davis: "O Promise Me"
Recording(s): 1898: 78/Berliner 552, LP-778, LP-1493, LP-1684) W H MacDonald: "Brown October Ale" (1898: 78/Berliner 1872) Eugene Cowles: "The Armorer's Song" (1906:78/Vic 4737, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1684
Recording(s): 1909: 78/Vic 31768, LP-1684) (1912: 78/Vic 31868) (1914: 78/Vic 35413) (1926: 78/Vic 35784
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5402
"Armorer's Song"
Recording(s): 1913: 78/Vic 17268) (1928: 78/Col 1439-D
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20016
Herbert Waterous: "The Armorer's Song" Chorus: "The Tinkers' Chorus"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 50007) James Stevens, chorus: "Brown October Ale" Sextet: "Oh, See the Little Lambkins Play" (78/PathÀ)À 50005) Waterous, chorus: "The Crow Song" Cora Tracey, chorus: "The Legend of the Chimes" (78/PathÀ)À 50010) Ivy Scott: "The Forest Song" Tracey: "O, Promise Me" (78/PathÀ)À 50009) (All of the above are on LP-1684.
Recording(s): REM 10" LP-9
Recording(s): 78/Edison 80797
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-1097
COND: Henry Webber. NARRATOR: Marian Clare. CAST: Virginia Haskins, David Poleri, Earle Wilkie, Bruce Foote, Arwin Schweig.
Recording(s): AEI Records 1179; CD/AEI Records CD032 (LP-1684), with addl material.
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance DPC-109
"Molly O"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1309, LP-1493
MUSIC: Carl Pflueger. WORDS: Robert Ayres Barnet. "The King's Song"
Recording(s): 1893(?): CYL/Col 6544. Fragment: LP-1493.) (1897: CYL/U S Phonograph Co) "Isabella" (1897: CYL/U S Phonograph Co) "Newsboys' Chorus" (1897: CYL/U S Phonograph Co) "My Little Star" (1897: CYL/U S Phonograph Co) "Yew-ra-liar-ty" (Contemp: CYL/North American 895
MUSIC: Engelbert Humperdinck. WORDS: Adelheid Wette, Padraic Colum. COND: Franz Allers. VOCALS: Anna Russell, Constance Brigham, Mildred Dunnock, Frank Rogier, Delbert Anderson, Helen Boatwright.
Recording(s): RCA LXA-1013
COND: Carmen Dragon. NARRATOR: Basil Rathbone. VOCALS: Jane Powell, Rece Saxon.
Recording(s): 78/Col 12" album MM-632; Col 10" ML-2055.
COND: Harry Sosnik.
Recording(s): 78/Vic BY-14
MUSIC: Lionel Monckton, Paul Rubens. WORDS: Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31838
Evie Greene: "Try Again, Johnny"
Recording(s): 1902: 78/G&T(E) GC-3411, LP-524, LP-823) "Not the Little Boy She Knew" (1902: 78/G&T(E) GC-3419, LP-823) Isobel Jay: "Coo" (1902: 78/G&C(E) GC-3530) Henry Lytton: "Peace, Peace" (1902: 78/G&T(E) 2-2111) "Me and Mrs Brown" (1902: 78/G&T(E) 2-2136) "Two Little Chicks" (1902, with Louie Henri: 78/G&T(E) 4062) "Quarrelling Duet" (1902: 78/G&T(E) 4084) Roland Henry: "Yo Ho, Little Girls, Yo Ho!" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) 7" 12932) "Me and Mrs. Brown" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) X-2352) "The Pink Hungarian Band" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) X-2353
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-73
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Norton Collyer, Victor Conway, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) F-2554
"My Beautiful Irish Maid"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1337, LP-1493
MUSIC: Reginald De Koven. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31858
"Who Can Tell Me Where She Dwells?"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70101, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5508
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 2132
"Ah! Cupid"
Recording(s): 78/Berliner 8016
MUSIC & WORDS: Ivan Caryll, H J Dam, Adrian Ross, Lionel Monckton. "And Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2432
Maurice Farkoa also of 1896 New York prod): "Le fou rire"
Recording(s): 1896: 78/Berliner 1302) (1896(?): CYL/Bettini) (1898, in English as "The Laughing Song": 78/Berliner(E) 2128) (1898: 78/Berliner(E) 2125. Excerpt: LP-531.) (1899: 78/Berliner(E) 32111, 32654) (1902: 78/Zonophone(E) X-2282) (1905: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2261, LP-1493) "Trilby Song" (1896: 78/Berliner 920) Conway Dixon: "Is Love a Dream?" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) 7" 12870
"Who Is Egen?"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1734, LP-1493
MUSIC & WORDS: Ernest R Ball, J Keirn Brennan. "To the Lass We Love, a Toast," "A Breath o' Bloomin' Heather"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45068, LP-1493
"The Bully"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31642, LP-1493
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31834, LP-993
COND: Edward J Hatfield Jr. CAST: Emerson Smith, Sylvia Horovitz, Dick Babbitt, Julie Shirk, Ed Curry, Peggy Coe.
Recording(s): Schenectady Light Opera Company 101/102
"My Angeline"
Recording(s): 78/Berliner 1000
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-569
MUSIC & WORDS: Charles Stanford.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 2-0699
"Ochone! When I Used to Be Young"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC2-2567, LP-1493
"El Capitan March"
Recording(s): Contemp: CYL/Col 514) (1896/7/8: 78/Berliner 42) (1899: 78/Berliner 0230) (1901: 78/Vic 304) (1909: 78/Vic 35052
MUSIC & WORDS: Sidney Jones, Harry Greenbank, others. Marie Tempest: "The Jewel of Asia"
Recording(s): 1901: 78/Berliner(E) 3229, LP-524, LP-823) Conway Dixon: "Jack's the Boy" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) X-2291) "Star of My Soul" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) 7" 12871) John M Hay: "Pearl of a Radiant Eastern Sea" (1903: 78/Zonophone()E) X-2293
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2144
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-256
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Victor Conway, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-548
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone(E) A-389
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast Twelve(E) 5030
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 1740
"Chin Chin Chinaman"
Recording(s): 78/Berliner 525-X, LP-1493
"The Gold Bug March"
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone 9120
"Just a Little Piece of String"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC-3440
MUSIC: Gustave Kerker. WORDS: C M S McLellan
Recording(s): "Hugh Morton"). "Dear Little Baby" (78/Berliner(E) 3191, LP-823
"Sweet Inniscarra"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1309, LP-1493
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31811
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5520
W H MacDonald, Jessie Bartlett Davis: "Don Jose of Sevilla"
Recording(s): 78/Berliner 3020, LP-1493) Henry Clay Barnabee, George Frothingham, Helena Fredericks: "Dreaming, Dreaming" (78/Berliner 4266/4267/4268, LP-1493
"The Serenade March"
Recording(s): 78/Berliner 8019) Medley (78/Berliner 8021
MUSIC: Gustave Kerker. WORDS: C M S McLellan
Recording(s): "Hugh Morton"). Edna May (also of orig New York cast): "They All Follow Me" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 3192, LP-524, LP-1493) "The Purity Brigade" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 3193, LP-524, LP-823, LP-1493) Frank Lawton: "She Is the Belle of New York" (1898: 78/Berliner(E) 2265
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9925
COND: Michael Collins. VOCALS: Barry Kent, Mary Thomas, chorus.
Recording(s): Encore(E) 178, with The Maid of the Mountains, No, No, Nanette, & others
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31887
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone(E) 5506
"The Purity Brigade," "They All Follow Me"
Recording(s): 78/Col(Australia) 01889, LP-1182) "When We Are Married" (with Colin Crane), "Teach Me How to Love" (78/Col(Australia) 01888, LP-1182
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 1731, LP-629
"The Frog Song"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5156, LP-323, LP-1493
MUSIC: AndrÀ)À Messager. WORDS: Percy Greenbank. Louis Bradfield: "This Little Girl and That"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC-2364) (78/G&T(E) 3-2626) Robert Evett: "It's No Use Crying for the Moon" (78/Odeon(E) 44055) Denise Orme, Gladys Roberts: "Prayer to St Valentine" (78/G&T(E) GC-4385
Sketch "Contract Scene"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1219, LP-1493, LP-1755
"Hans Nix Telephones Sing Sing"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 5" 5124
"The Bride-Elect March"
Recording(s): 1898: 78/Berliner 92) (1899: 78/Berliner 0229) (Contemp: CYL/Col 533) "Tarantella" (1899: 78/Berliner 077
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll, Lionel Monckton. WORDS: Aubrey Hopwood, Harry Greenbank.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31845
Ellaline Terriss: "The Boy Guessed Right/For There's No One in the World like You"
Recording(s): 1903: 78/G&T(E) 03006) (1903: 78/G&T(E) GC-3457) Connie Ediss: "Oh! I Love Society" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 3159, LP-524) (1901: 78/G&T(E) GC-3268
"The Soldiers in the Park"
Recording(s): 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th verses: 78/Berliner 073/074, LP-1493
MUSIC: Sidney Jones. WORDS: Harry Greenbank, Adrian Ross. "Saturnalia"
Recording(s): 1899: 78/Berliner(E) 2338) "The Girl of My Heart" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 2984
MUSIC: Gustave A Kerker. WORDS: Hugh Morton. "O'Hoolihan Held the Fuse"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1732, LP-1493
"The Charlatan March"
Recording(s): Contemp: 78/Berliner 36) (1899: 78/Berliner 076) "Mazurka" (1899: 78/Berliner 078
Sketch "Hypnotic Scene"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1159, LP-1493
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Harry B Smith. Eugene Cowles: "Gypsy Love Song"
Recording(s): 1898: 78/Berliner 1909) (1906: 78/Vic 31543, LP-628, LP-1180, LP-1493) Alice Nielsen: "Always Do as People Say You Should" (1898: 78/Berliner 3180, LP-628, LP-1493) Chorus: "Opening Chorus of Schoolgirls" (1898: 78/Berliner 3179, LP-628, LP-1493) "Finale to Second Act" (1898: 78/Berliner 3181, LP-628, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31830, LP-628
Medley
Recording(s): 1903: 78/Deluxe 31134, LP-628) (1910: CYL/Edison 4M-547, LP-629) "The Fortune Teller March" (Contemp: 78/Berliner 8001
Recording(s): 78/Edison 80823
"When You Ain't Got No Money, You Needn't Come Around"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31648, LP-1493
MUSIC: AndrÀ)À Messager. WORDS: Lilian Eldee, Percy Greenbank.
Recording(s): 1913: 78/HMV(E) C-520) (1929: 78/HMV(E) C-1684
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-303
MUSIC & WORDS: Chauncey Olcott. "My Wild Irish Rose"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1308, LP-324, LP-1493, LP-1633
"Only a Hundred Girls in the World for Me"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1735, LP-1493
Sketch "Drinking Scene"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1159, LP-1493. Incomplete: LP-20.
MUSIC: Sidney Jones, Lionel Monckton. WORDS: Adrian Ross, Harry Greenbank.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31778, LP-993
Scott Russell: "When You Are Wed to Me"
Recording(s): 1900, with Miss Collier: 78/Berliner(E) 4082-X) "The One in the World" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 2960) "Love Has Come from the Lotus Land" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 2985) "Little Chinee Maid" (1900, with Miss Collier: 78/Berliner(E) 4078) Conway Dixon: "Lotus Land" (1903: 78/Zonophone(E) X-2290) Chorus: "I Mean toIntroduce It into China" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 4518) "The Emperor's Own" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 4519) "The Moon" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 4520
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5423
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-918, LP-629
MUSIC: Leslie Stuart, Paul Rubens. WORDS: Edward Boyd-Jones, Paul Rubens, others. PIANO: Leslie Stuart & Paul Rubens
Recording(s): composers), Landon Ronald (cond of orig prod). Louis Bradfield: "I Want to Be a Military Man" (78/Berliner(E) 4521) (1901: 78/Zonophone(E) X-2289) "Phrenology" (78/Berliner(E) 4522) "Burlesque on 'Pretty Maiden'" (78/Berliner(E) 2935) Bradfield, Kate Cutler: "Galloping" (78/Berliner(E) 4119) Cutler: "Willie Was a Gay Boy" (78/Berliner(E) 3205) "Whistling" (78/Berliner(E) 3204) Ada Reeve: "Tact" (78/Berliner(E) 3210) "Queen of the Phillipine Islands" (78/Berliner(E) 3209, LP-823) "I've an Inkling" (78/Berliner(E) 3211, LP-823) Florence St John: "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not" (78/Berliner(E) 3200, LP-1116) Chorus: "Tell Me, Pretty Maiden" (78/Berliner(E) 4524) "Opening Chorus" (78/Berliner(E) 4523) Sydney Barraclough: "In the Shade of the Palm" (78/Berliner(E) 2932) Evie Greene: "The Queen of the Philippine Islands" (1910: 78/PathÀ)À 79015) (All the above records are on Opal(E) 835 (LP-1106); CD/Opal(E) CD-9835.
"Tell Me, Pretty Maiden"
Recording(s): 78/Col 7" 647) (78/Col A-485, LP-1493, LP-1717) (CYL/Col 31604, LP-1106
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31817
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Col A-5326) (1920: 78/Col A-6158) (1930: 78/Col(E) DX-126
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20021
Recording(s): 1913: 78/HMV(E) 04534) (1931: 78/HMV(E) C-2253
PIANO: Leslie Stuart, composer & cond of this prod. "Jack and Jill"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-590, LP-1106
"By the Shade of the Palm," "Tell Me, Pretty Maiden"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9093
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 14065
MUSIC: Arthur Sullivan. WORDS: Basil Hood. "The Small Street Arab"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(E) 0851, LP-931
COND: James Walters. CAST: Orphean Singers.
Recording(s): Rare Recorded Editions(E) SRRE-152/153
COND: David Lyle. CAST: Richard Bourjo, Simon Boothroyd, Christine Watson, Mary Timmons, Alan Borthwick, Judith Lovat, Margaret Leask, Scott Cooper.
Recording(s): Pearl(E) SHE-588/9
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-1037)
"Fanny"
Recording(s): 78/Berliner 01182
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll, Lionel Monckton. WORDS: Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank, Connie Ediss. "Comme ci, comme ca"
Recording(s): 1900: 78/Berliner(E) 3161) "It All Comes Out in the Wash" (1900: 78/Berliner(E) 3160) Fred Wright Jr: "Captain Potts" (1904: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2039
MUSIC: Ludwig Englander. WORDS: Harry B Smith. "Mam'selle," "De Voodoo Man"
Recording(s): 78/Favorite(E) 1-66034
"The Ghost of a Coon"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 998
Bert Williams: "All Going Out and Nothing Coming In"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 994, LP-1493) "The Phrenologist Coon" (78/Vic 992, LP-1493) "My Little Zulu Babe" (78/Vic 1084) "My Castle on the River Nile" (78/Vic 991) Williams, George Walker: "My Little Zulu Babe" (78/Vic 1086, LP-1493
Sketch "How to Play Golf in Central Park"
Recording(s): 78/Col 296, LP-1493
"When Reuben Comes to Town"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 169, titled "Levi's Famous Reuben Songs")
MUSIC: Leslie Stuart. WORDS: W H Risque. Louis Bradfield: "The Detrimental Man"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC-2433) "A Happy Day" (78/G&T(E) GC-2414) "Clytie" (78/Col(E) 25155) Connie Ediss: "Good Behaviour" (78/G&T(E) GC-3266) "Class" (78/G&T(E) GC-3267
Connie Ediss: "Maud"
Recording(s): 1903: 78/G&T(E) GC-3447) Gertie Millar: "Keep Off the Grass" (1938: LP-524
"In the Moonlight with the Girl You Love"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 8044) "Toreador's Song" (CYL/Edison 8245, LP-1493
"The Wedding of the Reuben and the Maid"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 169, titled "Levi's Famous Reuben Songs"
MUSIC & WORDS: Lionel Monckton, Howard Talbot, Adrian Ross, others. Maurice Farkoa: "Kitty Grey"
Recording(s): 1901: 78/G&T(E) GC2-2528) Evie Greene: "Powder Puff" (1902: 78/G&T(E) GC-3420, LP-823
MUSIC: Howard Talbot. WORDS: George Dance. Marie Dainton: "The a la Girl"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC-3409) "That's All" (78/G&T(E) GC-3415) "Sweet Little Sing-Sing" (78/G&T(E) GC-3416) "Mary Was a Housemaid" (78/G&T(E) GC-3417) Louie Freear: "I Want to Be a Lidy" (78/G&T(E) GC-3412
"I Want to Be aLidy"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1797, LP-1493
"The Maiden with the Dreamy Eyes"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1736, LP-1493)
"There's a Little Street in Heaven That They Call Broadway"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1733
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Paul Rubens. Madge Crichton: "My Gal Sal"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC-3425, LP-1493) "Men" (78/G&T(E) GC-3426, LP-1493) "Something Sweet about Me" (78/G&T(E) GC-3427, LP-1493) G P Huntley: "Algy's Simply Awf'lly Good at Algebra" (78/G&T(E) GC2-2762) Huntley, George Carroll: sketch "The Golf Scene" (78/G&T(E) GC-1233) (1907: 78/G&T(E) GC-1372, LP-1493) Carroll: "Girls, Girls" (78/G&T(E) 2-2224) (78/G&T(E) GC2-2773, LP-1493
MUSIC: Gustav Luders. WORDS: Frank Pixley.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31884
Walter Jones: "Somehow It Made Me Think of Home"
Recording(s): 78/Vic M-3622) Joseph C Miron: "My Low C" (78/Vic M-3621) Louise Gunning: "It Seems like Yesterday" (78/Vic M-3620, LP-1493
"Under the Bamboo Tree"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45125, LP-1493, LP-1633
"Come Down, Ma Evenin' Star"
Recording(s): 78/Col mx 19830, 78/Collectors Record Shop 8, Rare Records 7" V-204, LP-323, LP-579, LP-1116, LP-1180, LP-1493, LP-1633. Incomplete: LP-20.
MUSIC: A Baldwin Sloane. WORDS: Sydney Rosenfeld.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31870
"The Winding of the Yarn"
Recording(s): 1906: 78/Vic 31498, LP-1493) "Whispering Breeze" (1907: 78/Vic 5322, LP-1493
MUSIC & WORDS: Ivan Caryll, Adrian Ross, others. "Matilda and the Builder"
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone(E) X-2283) (78/Col(E) 25152) "I Don't Care" (78/Zonophone(E) X-2284) (78/G&T(E) 02041) (78/Col(E) 25157) "The Customers at Kay's" (78/Zonophone(E) X-2285) (78/G&T(E) GC2-2931) (78/Col(E) 25156) "Mr. Hoggenheimer" (78/G&T(E) GC2-2932) "Remorse" (78/G&T(E) 02042) "A Little Thing like That" (78/G&T(E) 02033) "Glass, Glass" (78/G&T(E) GC2-2946) "The Philosopher" (78/G&T(E) GC2-2999) "Mr. Mosenstein" (78/Col(E) 25151) "A High Old Time" (78/Col(E) 25160
"Katie, My Southern Rose"
Recording(s): 1903: CYL/Edison 8315, LP-1493) "My Own United States" (1903: CYL/Edison 8329) (1903: CYL/Col 32068, LP-1493) "Suwanee River" (1904, with Florence Quinn: 78/Vic 2931, LP-1493
MUSIC: Alfred G Wathall. WORDS: George Ade.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31850)
"Under the Bamboo Tree"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45125, LP-1493, LP-1633
MUSIC: Sidney Jones. WORDS: George H Jessup, others. "There's a Little Maid I Know"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(E) 0222
MUSIC: Gustav Luders. WORDS: Frank Pixley.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5411
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31795
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20012
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 2299
COND: Al Goodman. VOCALS: Jessica Dragonette, Charles Kullman, chorus.
Recording(s): AEI Records 1172, with The Pink Lady
Recording(s): 78/Edison 80786
"In Zanzibar"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1763, LP-1493
"I Don't Care"
Recording(s): 78/Nordskog 3002; Rare Records 7" V-203; LP-1. Incomplete: LP-20, LP-324.
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Glen MacDonough. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Mary Ellen Pracht, Jeanette Scovotti, Sara Endich, Patricia Kelly, Peter Palmer, Mallory Walker.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-3, with A Night in Venice
COND: Alexander Smallens. CAST: Kenny Baker, Karen Kemple, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Dec album 419; Dec 10" 7004. Incomplete: Dec 8458, with The Red Mill.
MUSIC: Victor Herbert, George Bruns. WORDS: Mel Leven. CAST: Ray Bolger, Tommy Sands, Annette Funicello, Ed Wynn, Henry Calvin, Ann Jillian, Mary McCarty.
Recording(s): Disneyland 1219. Excerpt: Bolger: "Castle in Spain" (LP-1472).
Recording(s): 1910: 78/Vic 31814, LP-993, LP-1820) (1928: LP-304
"Toyland"
Recording(s): LP-1010, LP-1820) "Go to Sleep, Slumber Deep" (LP-1010
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Anne Jamison, Gladys Rice, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-305, LP-767
VOCALS: Felix Knight, Charlotte Henry.
Recording(s): Mark56 Records 577
"March of the Toys"
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Vic 70048, LP-321, LP-628, LP-1820) "The Toymaker's Shop" (1912: 78/Vic 60080, LP-628, LP-1820) Medley (1909: CYL/Edison 4M-396, LP-629, LP-1820) "The Military Ball" (1911: 78/Vic 70091, LP-1820
VOCALS: Jane Conners, Bill Anders, Jack Mitchell.
Recording(s): Happy Time 1002
ORCH & COND: Jim Timmens. VOCALS: The Sandpipers.
Recording(s): Golden 78
Adaptations & new music & lyrics by Shelly Markham & Annette Leisten. ORCH: Bob Christianson, Kirk Nurock. COND: Bob Christianson. VOCALS: uncredited.
Recording(s): Babes in Toyland 91550
COND: Robert Trendler. VOCALS: Marie Hadden, Lois Faire, David Poleri, chorus. NARRATOR: Marion Claire.
Recording(s): CD/AEI Records 044 (LP-1820), with addl material
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: Henry Hamilton.
Recording(s): 1913: 78/HMV(E) 04535) (1931: 78/HMV(E) C-2262
"Bunny at the Bun Shop"
Recording(s): 1903: 78/Col(E) 25203) (1903: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2044) "Little Mary" (1904: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2022) "Liza Ann" (1904: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2023) "The Emperor of Sahara" (1904: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2038
"There's a Little Street in Heaven That They Call Broadway"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1733
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Harry B Smith. COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-767, LP-777
"Sextette"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60088
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. "I Want to Hear a Yankee Doodle Tune"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60045, LP-214, LP-758, LP-1019, LP-1493, LP-1755. Incomplete: LP-20, LP-365, LP-542.) "Hey There! May There!" (78/Vic 60049, LP-1493. Incomplete: LP-365.
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: Percy Greenbank. Henry Lytton: "My Cosy Corner Girl"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) 2-2462, LP-902) "By the Shore of the Mediterranean" (78/G&T(E) 2-2463, LP-902
MUSIC: Karl Hoschna. WORDS: Otto Harbach.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31824, LP-993)
MUSIC: Alfred G Robyn. WORDS: Henry Blossom. "Ain't It Funny What a Difference Just a Few Hours Make?"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5231, LP-1493) "In the Days of Old" (78/Col A-5257, LP-1493
MUSIC & WORDS: Lionel Monckton, Paul Rubens, Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank. Louis Bradfield: "The Ladies"
Recording(s): 78/G&T(E) GC3-2589) "Four Little Girls of Ceylon" (78/G&T(E) GC3-2244) Bradfield, Isobel Jay: "A Marriage Has Been Arranged" (78/G&T(E) GC-4372) "You and I" (78/G&T(E) GC-4373, LP-823) Jay: "My Heart's at Your Feet" (78/G&T(E) GC-3527, LP-823) (78/G&T(E) GC-3566
MUSIC: Jean Schwartz. WORDS: William Jerome. "Since Dolly Dimple Made a Hit"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1205, LP-1493, LP-1633
"Fifty-seven Ways to Catch a Man"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison D-23, LP-1493
MUSIC: Liza Lehman. WORDS: J Hickory Wood. "Under a Panama"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À(E) 50220) "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" (78/PathÀ)À(E) 50221
MUSIC: Julian Edwards. WORDS: Stanislaus Stange. Ernestine Schumann-Heink: "Sweet Thoughts of Home"
Recording(s): 1905: 78/Vic 85092, LP-748, LP-1493) William H Thompson: "Sweet Thoughts of Home" (1905: CYL/Edison 8875) (1910: 78/Col A-938
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. "I'm Mighty Glad I'm Living, That's All"
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Vic 60044, LP-214, LP-1019, LP-1493) "Life's a Funny Proposition after All" (1911: 78/Vic 60042, LP-44, LP-214, LP-323, LP-365, LP-539, LP-711, LP-1019, LP-1180, LP-1186, LP-1371, LP-1493) "Give My Regards to Broadway," "The Yankee Doodle Boy" (1938?: LP-467, LP-830) (1940: LP-38, LP-321, LP-365, LP-467, LP-869, LP-1146
Eddie Buzzell: "The Yankee Doodle Boy"
Recording(s): LP-947
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Glen MacDonough.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31851
Medley
Recording(s): 1909: CYL/Edison 4M-229) "Al Fresco" (1911: 78/Vic 60086, LP-628
MUSIC & WORDS: Paul Rubens, Percy Greenbank. Maurice Farkoa: "I Like You in Velvet"
Recording(s): 1905: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2254) (1908: 78/HMV(E) 4-2016) (1910: 78/PathÀ)À(E) 694) (1910: CYL/Edison(E) 12215) (1933: 78/Col(E) DX-471) "Do I Like Love?" (1905: 78/G&T(E) GC3-2255) Farkoa, Delia Mason: "My Portuguese Princess" (1905: 78/G&T(E) GC-4374)
"In Tyrol"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 4620, LP-1493
"And the World Goes On"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5231, LP-1493
"Good-bye, Sweet Old Manhattan Isle"
Recording(s): 1905: 78/Col 3277) (1905: 78/Zonophone 288, LP-1493) "On an Automobile Honeymoon" (1905: 78/Vic 4592, LP-1493, LP-1633) (1905: 78/Zonophone 320) (1905: 78/Concert 7629) (Contemp: CYL/Col 6" 85029) "Sweethearts in Every Town" (1905: 78/Col 3281, LP-1493
"I'm a Woman of Importance"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-374, LP-1071, LP-1493
"Oriental Dance"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 10217
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Henry Blossom. ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Jeanette Scovotti, Sara Endich, Patricia Kelly, Evelyn Sachs, Arthur Rubin, Robert Nagy, Kenneth Smith.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-1, with Die Fledermaus
COND: Jay Blackton. VOCALS: Doretta Morrow, Felix Knight, Robert Roecker.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3153, with Naughty Marietta
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31790, LP-628
Ballet music
Recording(s): 1909: CYL/Edison 4M-330, LP-629) "Kiss Me Again" (1912: 78/Vic 45165, LP-628) Medley (1909:CYL/Edison 4M-195
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 40216
"Kiss Me Again"
Recording(s): LP-1058
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance DPC-104
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Adrian Ross. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Dorothy Kirsten, Robert Rounseville, Genevieve Warner, Clifford Harvuot, Wesley Dalton, Betty Bartley.
Recording(s): Col ML-4666
"Vilia"
Recording(s): 1934: 78/Vic 24729, LP-536, LP-1185, LP-1536, LP-1561, LP-1813) (1934, French: 78/HMV(F) K-6840) (1949: 45/RCA 49-0773, LP-71, LP-956, LP-1361) "I Love You So" (1934: 78/Vic 24729, LP-77, LP-1185, LP-1207, LP-1292, LP-1825) (1934, French: 78/HMV(F) K-6840) "Tonight Will Teach Me to Forget" (1934: 78/Vic 24754, LP-536, LP-1185, LP-1529
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Donald Richards, Elaine Malbin, Nino Ventura, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1020
WORDS: Paul Francis Webster. ORCH & COND: Jay Blackton. CAST: Fernando Lamas, Trudy Erwin for Lana Turner), Richard Haydn.
Recording(s): MGM 10" 157; CD/MGM(J) VDP-5174, with Lovely to Look At & Show Boat.
WORDS: Norman Sachs, Mel Mandel. ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Anna Moffo, Mary Ellen Pracht, William Lewis, Arthur Rubin, Robert Nagy, Kenneth Smith.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-2, with A Waltz Dream; LP-1578. Excerpt: Moffo: "Vilia" (LP-874).
COND: George Greeley. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Lucille Norman, chorus.
Recording(s): Cap 10" L-335
COND: Isaac van Grove. CAST: Wilbur Evans of 1942 New York & 1943 Boston prods; Kitty Carlisle of 1943 Boston prod; Lisette Verea of 1944 New York prod; Felix Knight.
Recording(s): 78/Dec album 364; Dec 8004; CD/Box Office ENBO-CD11/95, with The Desert Song.
COND: Max Rudolf.
Recording(s): Col 10" ML-2064
WORDS: Merl Puffer, Deena Cavalieri. COND: Franz Allers. CAST: Lisa Della Casa, John Reardon, Laurel Hurley, Charles K L Davis, Paul Franke, Howard Kahl, Paul Richards.
Recording(s): Col OS-2280
Carl Brisson also of 1932 English touring prod): "Maxim's"
Recording(s): 1932: 78/Dec(E) F-2820, LP-122, LP-1733) Derek Oldham: "I Love You So," "Vilia" (1933: 78/HMV(E) B-4291, LP-1733
WORDS: Forman Brown. COND: Franz Allers. CAST: Patrice Munsel, Bob Wright, Sig Arno, Frank Porretta, Joan Weldon, Mischa Auer, Joseph Leon, Robert Goss, Rudy Vejar.
Recording(s): RCA LSO-1094
WORDS: Christopher Hassall. COND: William Reid. CAST: Thomas Round & June Bronhill of 1958 London prod; Howell Glynne, Marion Lowe, William McAlpine, Denis Dowling, John Kentish.
Recording(s): Angel 35816; CD/EMI(E) CD-CFP-4485.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31805
Recording(s): 1927: 78/HMV(E) C-1391) (1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2585
WORDS: Christopher Hassall. COND: Vilem Tausky. CAST: June Bronhill of 1958 London prod and 1960 & 1963 Australian prods), Jeremy Brett, David Hughes, Ann Howard, Leslie Fyson, Neil Howlett, Edgar Fleet.
Recording(s): Col(E) TWO-234
WORDS: Christopher Hassall. COND: John Hollingsworth. CAST: Jacqueline Delman, John Larsen, John Wakefield, Barbara Elsy, Edward Brooks, Robert Bowman, David Price, Geoffrey Shaw, Geoffrey Walls.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) STP-60
Robert Evett, Elizabeth Firth: "A Dutiful Wife"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(E) A-122) "Love in My Heart Awakening" (78/Odeon(E) A-128) Evett: "Home" (78/Odeon(E) A-140
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-159
WORDS: Sheldon Harnick. COND: Julius Rudel. CAST: Beverly Sills, Alan Titus, Glenys Fowles, Henry Price, James Billings, David Rae Smith, chorus.
Recording(s): Angel S-37500; CD/Angel CDC-747585.
COND: Alexander Gibson. CAST: Catherine Wilson, Jonny Blanc, Patricia Hay, David Hillman, chorus.
Recording(s): Music for Pleasure(E) CFP-40276
COND: H Leopold Spitalny. VOCALS: Bernice Claire, Henry M Shope, Walter Preston, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Dec 15001
WORDS: Lorenz Hart, Gus Kahn. COND: Herbert Stothart. CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Maurice Chevalier.
Recording(s): Hollywood Soundstage 5015, with The Cat and the Fiddle; Nadine 260, with The Love Parade. Excerpt: Chevalier: "Girls, Girls, Girls" (LP-1704).)
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone(E) A-367
Orchestra: "Merry Widow March"
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone 971) "Merry Widow Waltz" (78/Zonophone 857) Frank C Stanley: "Maxim's Song" (78/Zonophone 1001) Alice C Stevenson, chorus: "Vilia" (78/Zonophone 1004) "Girls at Maxim"s" (78/Zonophone 1005) Stevenson, Stanley: "Cavalier" (78/Zonophone 1003) "I Love You So" (78/Zonophone 1002) Male septet: "Women" (78/Zonophone 1006
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Norton Collyer, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-545
Recording(s): 78/Eclipse(E) 8" SC-63
WORDS: Nigel Douglas. COND: Barry Wordsworth. CAST: Eiddwen Harrhy, Alan Oke, Helen Kucharek, Glenn Winslade, Paul Parfitt, Mark Curtis, Julian Moyle.
Recording(s): CD/That's Entertainment(E) 1111. Incomplete: CD/Jay(E) SHOW-CD007.
"I Love You So"
Recording(s): 1935: 78/Regal-Zonophone(Australia) G-22346, LP-1182) "Vilia" (1924: 78/Vocalion(E) X-9487) (1929: 78/Col(Australia) 01784, LP-1182, LP-1289
COND: Alan Braden. VOCALS: Mary Thomas, JamiePhilips, Michael Sammes Singers.
Recording(s): Wing(E) WL-1072, with The Desert Song)
CAST: Tammy Grimes, Russell Nype, Larry Blyden, David Burns, Howard St John, Polly Rowles, Diana Millay.
Recording(s): AEI Records 1159; CD/AEI Records CD-026.
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. "You're a Grand Old Flag"
Recording(s): LP-365, LP-467, LP-869, LP-1146
"I Was Born in Virginia"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) mx Ab-14241e, LP-1493, LP-1633
Bert Williams: "Nobody"
Recording(s): 1906: 78/Col 3423, LP-639, LP-876, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1755) (1913: 78/Col A-1289, LP-20, LP-157, LP-323, LP-758, LP-811, LP-890, LP-1527) "Let It Alone" (1906: 78/Col 3504, LP-876, LP-1493) "Here It Comes Again" (1906: 78/Col 3454, LP-1493) Williams, George Walker: "Pretty Desdemone" (1906: 78/Col 3410, Rare Records 7" V-210, LP-1493
"The Free Lance March"
Recording(s): 1905: 78/Vic 31528) (1906: 78/Vic 4699
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Howard Talbot, Arthur Anderson. Fred Allandale: "Enid, the Vicar's Daughter"
Recording(s): 78/Favorite(E) 1-65030) "If It Wasn't for the Apple on the Tree" (78/Favorite(E) 1-67001) Isobel Jay: "I Want to Marry a Man" (78/Favorite(E) 1-66015) Jay, E Gordon Cleather: "Won't You Buy?" (78/Favorite(E) 1-69003
"What's the Use of Dreaming?"
Recording(s): 1938: 78/Bruns mx P-22442, LP-1209) (1947: LP-369
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Henry Blossom. COND: Carmen Dragon. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Lucille Norman.
Recording(s): Cap 10" L-530
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson, Mary Martha Briney, Donald Dame, the Mullen Sisters.
Recording(s): 78/Vic album K-1; RCA LK-1016
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Mary Ellen Pracht, Jean Sanders, Evelyn Sachs, Richard Fredericks, William Chapman, Stanley Grover.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-6, with The Student Prince
COND: Jay Blackton. CAST: Wilbur Evans, Eileen Farrell, Felix Knight.
Recording(s): 78/Dec album 411; Dec 8016, with Up in Central Park.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31794
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-304
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Anne Jamison, Thomas L Thomas, Jan Peerce, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-305, LP-767
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-215, LP-629
ORCH: Gregg Smith. COND: Carl Eberl. CAST: Rosalind Rees,Leonard Van Camp, Michael Willson, Kimball Wheeler, Samantha Genton, Mukund Marathe, William Powell, Walter Richardson.
Recording(s): Turnabout 34766
WILSON ANDREWS) 1907 records by May Irwin of orig cast. "Mat-ri-mony"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5151, LP-1493) "Moses Andrew Jackson, Goodbye" (78/Vic 31641, LP-1493
"I Love You, Ma ChÀ)Àrie"
Recording(s): 1907: 78/Vic 5201, LP-1493) (1920: 78/Voc(E) X-9023)
MUSIC & WORDS: Paul Rubens.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1989
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone(E) 5662
"Very Well, Then"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5661, LP-1493
Medley
Recording(s): 1909: CYL/Edison 4M-440, LP-629) "Oriental March" (1910: CYL/Edison 10280
MUSIC: Oscar Straus. WORDS: Norman Sachs, Mel Mandel. ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Jeanette Scovotti, Mary Ellen Pracht, Evelyn Sachs, Mallory Walker, William Chapman, George Gaynes.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-2, with The Merry Widow
WORDS: Adrian Ross. COND: Michael Collins. CAST: June Bronhill, David Hughes, Marion Grimaldi, Elizabeth Osborne, chorus.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-1321
WORDS: Adrian Ross. "The Dream Waltz," "My Dear Little Maiden"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(E) 0413
Orchestra: Entr'Acte
Recording(s): 78/Zonophone 1032) "Waltz Dream" (78/Zonophone 7066) Frank C Stanley, Henry Burr: "Love's Roundelay" (78/Zonophone 1036) Alice C Stevenson, chorus: "Life Is Love and Laughter" (78/Zonophone 1033) Stevenson, Stanley: "Sweetest Maid of All" (78/Zonophone 1034) "Piccolo" (78/Zonophone 1035
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1391
MUSIC: Edward German. WORDS: Charles M Taylor. COND: Gilbert Vinter. CAST: Frederick Harvey, Cynthia Glover, Shirley Minty, Stanley Riley, chorus.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-3628
"Waltz Song"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 6009, LP-931, LP-1476
WORDS: Will Hough, Frank Adams. "Honeymoon"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Bruns 4340) (1936: 78/Vocalion 3357, LP-1737) (1938: 78/Bruns mx P-22447, LP-1150) (1947: LP-369) "Blow the Smoke Away" (1929: 78/Bruns 4340
"So What's the Use?"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5167, LP-1493) "Wal, I Swan" (78/Col A-5162
"Lullaby: Sing Me a Song Fritz"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5514, LP-1493
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Various.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31883
"Very Well, Then"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5661, LP-1493) "That Wasn't All" (78/Vic 5654, LP-1493
COND: Maurice Levi, composer & conductor of orig prod. "Happy Days March"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 10097
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. "The Small Town Gal"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60052, LP-214, LP-365, LP-1019, LP-1493, LP-1633
"I'm Tired of Eating in the Restaurants"
Recording(s): 78/Col 3515, LP-1493
"What's the Use of Dreaming?"
Recording(s): 1938: 78/Bruns mx P-22442, LP-1209) (1947: LP-369
MUSIC: Leslie Stuart. WORDS: Adrian Ross, George Arthurs.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31744
"Zara"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 26461
MUSIC: Karl Hoschna. WORDS: Otto Harbach.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31809
"Gunga Din"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70028, LP-1493
Recording(s): The show was revised and reopened as "The Rose of Algeria" on September 20, 1909.) MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Glen MacDonough. (78/Vic 31766
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-767, LP-777
"Entrance of the Sultana"
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Vic 70056) "Rose of the World" (1909: CYL/Edison 4M-345
"Here Comes a College Boy"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-928
WORDS: Harry B Smith. Medley
Recording(s): 1909: CYL/Edison 4M-287) "They Were Irish" (1911: 78/Vic 60089
MUSIC & WORDS: Various.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31765
MUSIC: Oscar Straus. WORDS: Stanislaus Stange. COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Ann Ayars, Charles Fredericks, Jimmy Carroll, John Percival, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1006
COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Rise Stevens of 1941 film cast & 1955 TV cast), Robert Merrill, Jo Sullivan, Peter Palmer, Sadie McCollum, Michael Kermoyan, Eugene Morgan.
Recording(s): RCA LSO-6005. Incomplete: RCA LSO-1506. Excerpts: Stevens, Merrill: "Sympathy," "The Letter Song" (LP-874).
COND: Robert Armbruster. VOCALS: Nelson Eddy & Rise Stevens of 1941 film cast; chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Col album MM-482; Col ML-4060, with The Student Prince. Excerpt: Eddy, Stevens: "My Hero" (LP-432, LP-1417).
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31780
COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Jeanette Scovotti, Rita Williams, Jean Allister, William Lewis, John Hauxvell.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 46-2, with White Horse Inn
ORCH & COND: Alan Braden. CAST: Laurie Payne, Stephanie Voss, Barbara Elsy, Pauline Stevens, chorus.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) T-210, with The Firefly
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20021
Nelson Eddy, Rise Stevens: "My Hero"
Recording(s): 1945: LP-908) Eddy: "My Hero" (c 1965, with Gale Sherwood: LP-499) "While My Lady Sleeps" (1958: LP-134
Recording(s): 1910: 78/HMV(E) 04509) (1929: 78/HMV(E) C-1705
Evelyn d'Alroy: "Sympathy" d'Alroy, Lempriere Pringle, Tom Shale, C H Workman, Amy Augarde: "Finale, Act 2
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(E) 0703) "The Tale of a Coat" Pringle: "Bulgarians" (78/Odeon(E) 0705) d'Alroy, Workman: "That Would Be Lovely," "The Letter Song" (78/Odeon(E) 0704
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-284
"My Hero"
Recording(s): 1932: Regal(Australia) G-21358, LP-1182, LP-1788) (1927: 78/Vocalion(E) S-103
Entr'Acte
Recording(s): 1909: CYL/Edison 4M-420) (1911: 78/Vic 70092
"Adam and Eve"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-136, LP-1493) "Whose Baby Girl Are You?" (CYL/Edison 10265, LP-1493
MUSIC: Leo Fall. WORDS: Adrian Ross.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04508
"The Sleeping Car Song"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 03189
"Goodbye, Molly Brown"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5715, LP-1493) "The Dusky Salome" (78/Vic 5671, LP-1493)
"Yip! I Adee! I Aye!"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5692, LP-20, LP-323, LP-1493
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll, Lionel Monckton. WORDS: Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank. Gertie Millar: "In Yorkshire"
Recording(s): 1910: 78/HMV(E) 03214, LP-227) "Moonstruck" (1910: 78/HMV(E) 03215, LP-227) George Grossmith Jr: "Yip! I-Addy! I-Ay!" (1909: 78/HMV(E) 02219, LP-227) (1909: 78/Jumbo(E) 415) "Angelina" (1910: 78/HMV(E) 02253) (1910: 78/Jumbo(E) 520) "Bertie the Bounder" (1910: 78/HMV(E) 02255, LP-227) (1910: 78/Jumbo(E) 520) "Ou-la-la" (1910: 78/HMV(E) 02285) (1910: 78/Jumbo(E) 569
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31802
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 0598
MUSIC: Heinrich Reinhardt. WORDS: Harry B Smith, Robert B Smith. Tom McNaughton: Recitation "The Three Trees"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5866, LP-323, LP-1493) Christie MacDonald: "Day Dreams, Visions of Bliss" (78/Vic 60061, LP-1493) "Two Little Love Bees" (With Reinald Werrenrath: 78/Vic 60060, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31833
MUSIC: Harold Orlob
Recording(s): although long credited to Joe Howard). WORDS: Will Hough, Frank Adams. "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" (1936: 78/Vocalion 3357, LP-1737) (1940: LP-869) (1947: LP-369
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31748, LP-993
MUSIC: Joe Howard. WORDS: Will Hough, Frank R Adams.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31758
MUSIC: Reginald DeKoven. WORDS: Joseph W Herbert.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31745
MUSIC & WORDS: John L Golden.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5721
MUSIC: Lionel Monckton, Howard Talbot. WORDS: Arthur Wimperis. COND: Gilbert Vinter. CAST: Cynthia Glover, Shirley Minty, Robert Bowman, John Lawrenson, Stanley Riley, Leslie Fyson.
Recording(s): Music for Pleasure(E) 1323. Excerpts: "I Like London," "All Down Piccadilly (reprise)" (LP-1480).
"The Girl with a Brogue," "Bring Me a Rose"
Recording(s): LP-57
COND: Vilem Tausky. CAST: June Bronhill, Ann Howard, Andy Cole, Peter Regan, Michael Burgess, Jon Pertwee, chorus.
Recording(s): Col(E) TWO-233; CD/EMI(E) 7-89057-2 (LP-1480).
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31775
Phyllis Dare: "The Girl with a Brogue"
Recording(s): 1910: 78/HMV(E) 03191, LP-1480) "Bring Me a Rose" (1910: 78/HMV(E) 03190, LP-1480) Alfred Lester: "My Motter" (1915: 78/Col(E) 544, LP-524, LP-1480) Florence Smithson: "The Pipes of Pan," "Arcady Is Ever Young" (1915: 78/Col(E) 542, LP-1480) "Come Back to Arcady," "Light Is My Heart" (1915: 78/Col(E) 543, LP-1480
Recording(s): 1909: 78/HMV(E) 0596) (1929: 78/HMV(E) C-1684
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Norton Collyer, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-564
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 2051
"The Pipes of Pan Are Calling"
Recording(s): 1927: 78/Vocalion(E) T-2012) (1931: 78/Col(Australia) DO-468, LP-1182) "Arcady Is Ever Young" (1931: 78/Col(Australia) DO-468, LP-1182) "Sing Me to Sleep" (1931: 78/Regal-Zono(Australia) 21035
"I've Got Rings on My Fingers"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5737, LP-18, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1371, LP-1493, LP-1633) "The Billiken Man" (78/Vic 5731, LP-1493
"I Don't Care"
Recording(s): 78/Nordskog 3002, LP-1493. Dubs: 78/Nordskog 3200; Rare Records 7" V-203; LP-1. Incomplete: 78/IRCC 5017, LP-20, LP-324.
MUSIC: Egbert Van Alstyne. WORDS: Harry Williams.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31757
"When You and I Were Young, Maggie"
Recording(s): 1908: 78/Edison 9980) (1909: 78/Vic 5682, LP-1493) (1909: CYL/Edison 4M-454
MUSIC: Edmund Eysler. WORDS: George Grossmith Jr, Adrian Ross.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31751
VOCALS: Peter Dawson, Eleanor Jones-Hudson, Stanley Kirkby, Ernest Pike, Carrie Tubb, Harold Wilde. Opening Chorus
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) GC-4621) "Ring o'Roses" (78/HMV(E) 04039) "And Now Assemble/Finale, Act 1" (78/HMV(E) 04501) "The Dollar Princesses" (78/HMV(E) GC-4622) "How Do You Do?" (78/HMV(E) 04502) "Chewska" (78/HMV(E) GC-4623) "A Self-Made Maiden" (78/HMV(E) GC-3815) "Many a Lover" (78/HMV(E) GC-3814) "Lady Fortune" (78/HMV(E) GC4-2026) "Riding Lesson" (78/HMV(E) GC2-4003
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04503
MUSIC: Ted Snyder. "Oh How That German Could Love"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-804, LP-336, LP-1493
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Adrian Ross, Basil Hood.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31856
COND: Vilem Tausky. CAST: June Bronhill, Neville Jason, Neilson Taylor, Leslie Fyson, James Lewington, chorus.
Recording(s): Col(E) TWO-246
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5434
May de Sousa: "Pierrette and Pierrot"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 03248) de Sousa, W H Berry: "A Carnival for Life" (78/HMV(E) 04087) "In High Society" (78/HMV(E) 04086
WORDS: Eric Maschwitz. COND: Barry Wordsworth. CAST: Marilyn Hill Smith, Neil Jenkins, Vivian Tierney, Harry Nicoll, Lawrence Richard,chorus.
Recording(s): CD/That's Entertainment(E) CDTER-1050
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-453, LP-629)
MUSIC & WORDS: Nora Bayes, Jack Norworth, others. Nora Bayes, Jack Norworth: "Come Along, My Mandy"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70016, LP-1493, LP-1633) "Rosa Rosetta" (78/Vic 70019, LP-1493) Bayes: "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?" (78/Vic 60013, LP-1, LP-157, LP-323, LP-1371, LP-1493, LP-1755) "Young America" (78/Vic 70015, LP-1493) "How Can They Tell I'm Irish?" (78/Vic 70030, LP-1493) Norworth: "College Medley" (78/Vic 60014, LP-1493) Stella Mayhew: "Savannah" (CYL/Edison 4M-467, LP-1493) Mayhew, Billie Taylor: "That Beautiful Rag" (by Irving Berlin & Ted Snyder) (CYL/Edison 10438, LP-1493
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Adrian Ross.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04550
COND: Louis F Gottschalk of orig prod). Marguerite Sylva: "Melody of Love"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 28001, LP-1493) "I Will Give You All for Love" (CYL/Edison 28003, LP-1493) Sylva, Arthur Albro: "Love Is like the Rose" (CYL/Edison 28002, LP-1493) Sylva, Carl Hayden: "There Is a Land of Fancy" (CYL/Edison 28004, LP-1493
"Travel, Travel, Little Star"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70033, LP-323, LP-711, LP-1493) "Moriah: A Scotch Medley" (78/Vic 70044, LP-20, LP-1493
"Travel, Travel, Little Star"
Recording(s): LP-740
"I Used to Believe in Fairies"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1308, LP-1493
"I've Got Rings on My Fingers"
Recording(s): 1909: 78/Vic 5737, LP-18, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1371, LP-1493, LP-1633) "Nora Malone" (1910: 78/Vic 60024, LP-1493) "The Top o' the Morning" (1910: 78/Vic 60025, LP-1493
MUSIC: Paul Rubens. WORDS: Arthur Wimperis, Paul Rubens.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31821
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04507
"Does Anybody Here Know Nancy?"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-904, LP-1493
MUSIC: Burton Green. WORDS: Irene Franklin. "Redhead"
Recording(s): 1915: 78/Col A-1873, LP-20, LP-1493) (1917: 78/Emerson 7165) (c 1929: LP-906
"Nobody"
Recording(s): 1906: 78/Col 3423, LP-639, LP-876, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1755) (1913: 78/Col A-1289, LP-20, LP-157, LP-323, LP-758, LP-811, LP-890, LP-1527) "I'll Lend You Anything" (1910: 78/Col A-915, LP-324, LP-639, LP-890, LP-1493) "Play That Barber-Shop Chord," "Something You Don't Expect" (1910: 78/Col A-929, LP-876, LP-1493) "Constantly" (1910: 78/Col A-915, LP-324, LP-890, LP-1493
"Chinatown, MyChinatown"
Recording(s): LP-869
MUSIC & WORDS: Jean Briquet. John McCloskey: "Alma"
Recording(s): CYL/US Everlasting 1369) "Love Me" (CYL/US Everlasting 1357) Truly Shattuck (who joined orig cast in Dec 1910): "Alma," "Sail Home" (78/Col A-1092, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04545
MUSIC: Lionel Monckton. WORDS: Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank. Gertie Millar: "A Quaker Girl"
Recording(s): 1910: 78/HMV(E) 03216, LP-227) "Tony from America" (1911: 78/HMV(E) 03242, LP-227) "I Wore a Little Grey Bonnet" (1911: 78/HMV(E) 03260, LP-227) George Carvey: "Come to the Ball" (1910: 78/HMV(E) 02298, LP-227) Joseph Coyne: "I'm a Married Man" (1911: 78/HMV(E) 02369, LP-227) Gracie Leigh: "Come to the Ball" (1911: 78/HMV(E) 03298
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31847
Recording(s): 1912: 78/Col A-5388) (1932: 78/Col(E) DX-413
Recording(s): 1911: 78/HMV(E) C-521) (1930, cond by Ray Noble: 78/HMV(E) C-2015
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Rida Johnson Young. ORCH & COND: George Greeley. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Marguerite Piazza, Katherine Hilgenberg.
Recording(s): Cap 10" L-468
Jeanette MacDonald: "Italian Street Song"
Recording(s): 1935: 78/Vic 24896, LP-4, LP-71, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1185, LP-1361, LP-1813) (1935, in French, as "Chante italienne": 78/HMV(F) K-7561) (1944: LP-378) (1945: 78/Vic 10-1134, LP-77, LP-1397) (1948, rec live: LP-1058) (1958: LP-134, LP-1348) "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" (1935: 78/Vic 24896, LP-536, LP-1185) (1948, rec live: LP-1058) (1950: LP-77, LP-119, LP-1397) "Chansonette" (1948, radio: LP-908, LP-1388) Nelson Eddy: "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!" (1935: 78/Vic 4280, LP-4, LP-117, LP-462, LP-874, LP-1348, LP-1355, LP-1361, LP-1561, LP-1813) "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" (1935: 78/Vic 4281, LP-117, LP-462, LP-1238) "'Neath the Southern Moon" (1935: 78/Vic 4281, LP-4, LP-874, LP-1238, LP-1355) (1948, radio: LP-756, LP-1388) "I'm Falling in Love with Someone" (1935: 78/Vic 4280, LP-4, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1355, LP-1361, LP-1561, LP-1813) "The Owl and the Bob Cat" (1945: LP-908) MacDonald, Eddy: "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" (1936: 78/Vic 4323, LP-4, LP-462, LP-539, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1355, LP-1361, LP-1496, LP-1561, LP-1813) (1958: LP-134
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson, Elaine Malbin, Jimmy Carroll.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1005
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Anna Moffo, Rosalind Elias, William Lewis, chorus.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-4, with The Desert Song; LP-1578. Excerpt: Overture (LP-874).
COND: Robert Armbruster.
Recording(s): Col 10" ML-2094. Excerpts: Eddy: "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" (LP-432, LP-1596) "I'm Falling in Love with Someone" Conner: "Italian Street Song" Eddy, Conner: "'Neath the Southern Moon" (LP-268) "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" (LP-268, LP-1596).
COND: Jay Blackton. CAST: Doretta Morrow, Felix Knight.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3153, with Mademoiselle Modiste
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Vic 31852, LP-628)(1923: 78/Vic 35736) (1928: LP-304
VOCALS: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, chorus. " Prayer," "Italian Street Song," "'Neath the Southern Moon," "I'm Falling in Love with Someone," "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp," "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life"
Recording(s): Pelican 117; Sounds Rare 5006.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20012
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Anne Jamison, Thomas L Thomas, Jan Peerce, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-305
COND: Paul Britten. VOCALS: Uncredited.
Recording(s): MGM 3080, with The Firefly
ORCH & COND: Alan Braden. CAST: Stephanie Voss, Peter Regan, chorus.
Recording(s): World Records(E) TP-88, with No, No, Nanette
Medley
Recording(s): 1910: CYL/Edison 4M-729) "Intermezzo" (1911: 78/Vic 70075, LP-628) "Dream Melody Intermezzo" (1910: CYL/Edison 4M-683
COND: Colin Beaton. CAST: Mary Thomas, John McNally, chorus.
Recording(s): Fontana(E) SFL-13025, with The Student Prince
WORDS: Rida Johnson Young, Gus Kahn. ORCH & COND: Herbert Stothart. CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, Charles Bruins, Delos Jewkes, Zaruhi Elmassian, chorus.
Recording(s): Hollywood Soundstage 413
ORCH: Victor Herbert. COND: James R Morris. CAST: Judith Blazer, Leslie Harrington, Elvira Green, Wayne Turnage, Steve Liebman, Dana Krueger, Harry Winter, Joseph deGenova, Helen Bickers, chorus.
Recording(s): Smithsonian N-026
Recording(s): 78/Edison 80780
"Les filles de Cadiz"
Recording(s): 1939: LP-137, LP-249, LP-1397) (1950: LP-957, LP-1536) "Un bel di vedremo" (1946: 78/Vic 11-9599, LP-249, LP-1529)
Elsie Janis: "Fo' de Lawd's Sake, Play a Waltz"
Recording(s): 1912: 78/Vic 60091, LP-18, LP-20, LP-1493) "When Antello Plays the 'Cello" (1912: 78/Vic 60093, LP-1493) Charles King, Elizabeth Brice: "Let Me Stay and Live in Dixieland" (1911: 78/Vic 5843, LP-1493) "That's Ever-Loving Love" (1911: 78/Vic 5847, LP-1493
MUSIC: Ernest Ball. WORDS: Chauncey Olcott. "I Love the Name of Mary"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1310, LP-1493) "Mother Machree" (78/Col A-1337, LP-1493
"Toddling the Todalo"
Recording(s): 1952: LP-479) "June" (1957: LP-764
MUSIC: Leslie Stuart. WORDS: C H Bovill. Phyllis Dare: "Ladies, Beware!"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 03230) Dare, George Grossmith: "You're the Only Girl" (78/HMV(E) 04083) Grossmith: "Don't Forget You're a Lady" (78/HMV(E) 02316) "Mr. Edison"(78/HMV(E) 02345, LP-524) Grossmith, Edmund Payne: "I Beg Your Pardon" (78/HMV(E) 04082) Connie Ediss: "What He Didn't Expect from a Lady" (78/HMV(E) 03251) "I Like to Have a Little Bit On" (78/HMV(E) 03252) Robert Hale: "Whistle and the Girls Come 'Round" (78/HMV(E) 02344) Olive May: "The Lass with the Lasso" (78/HMV(E) 03231
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04517/8
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: C M S McClellan.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31823, LP-993
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04528
COND: Al Goodman. VOCALS: Jessica Dragonette, Charles Kullman, chorus.
Recording(s): AEI Records 1172, with The Prince of Pilsen
Al Jolson: "That Lovin' Traumerei"
Recording(s): 1912: 78/Vic 17119, LP-290, LP-323, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493) (1947: LP-478) Stella Mayhew: "De Devilin' Tune" (CYL/Edison 4M-744, LP-1493
MUSIC & WORDS: Nora Bayes, Jack Norworth. Bayes: "Strawberries"
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Vic 60041, LP-1493) Bayes, Norworth: "Turn Off Your Light, Mister Moon-Man" (1911: 78/Vic 70038, LP-18, LP-148, LP-711, LP-1146, LP-1186, LP-1371, LP-1493) Norworth: "For Months and Months and Months" (1910: 78/Vic 60030, LP-324, LP-1493
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Woodman, Spare That Tree"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1321, LP-639, LP-876, LP-1493
"It's a Long Lane That Has No Turning"
Recording(s): CYL/Edison 4M-880, LP-1493) (78/Zonophone 5839) "My Old Town" (78/Zonophone 5852, LP-1493
"Intermezzo"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60087
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70090, LP-563
WORDS: Earl Carroll. "Dreams of Long Ago"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 88376
Al Jolson: "That Haunting Melody" by George M Cohan)
Recording(s): 1911: 78/Vic 17037, LP-18, LP-290, LP-470, LP-539, LP-626, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1371, LP-1435, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1755) "Rum Tum Tiddle" (1911: 78/Vic 17037, LP-290, LP-470, LP-550, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493) Stella Mayhew, Billie Taylor: "My Lou" (1912: CYL/Edison 4M-995, LP-1493) Mayhew: "Fifty-Seven Ways to Catch a Man" (1910: CYL/Edison D-23, LP-1493) Melville Ellis, piano: "In the Shadows" (1912: 78/Col A-1160, LP-1493) "Alexander's Ragtime Band/Magic Fire Scene (Die Walkure)" (1912: 78/Col A-1160)
VOCALS & ACCOMPANIMENT: Ben Waiaiole, S M Kaiawe, W B J Aeko, E K Rose, W K Kolomku
Recording(s): guitar), the Hawaiian Quintette. Hawaiian Quintette: "One-Two-Three-Four" (78/Vic 65344) "Song of the Lonesome Forest" ("Kumukahi") (78/Vic 65349) "Hula Shouting Song" ("Aiaihea") (78/Vic 65349, LP-1493) "Press Me to Thee" ("Tomi Tomi"), "Forget Me Not" ("Mai Poina oe Ia'u") (78/Vic 65340) "I Love but Thee" ("Akahi Hoi"), "My Love Is like a Blooming Flower" ("Pua i Mohala") (78/Vic 65346) "Farewell to Thee" ("Alohaoe") (78/Vic 65348) "The Sparkling Waters" ("Waialae") (78/Vic 65345) "Maui Girl" (78/Vic 65440) "Honolulu Tom Boy" ("Sonny Cunha") (78/Vic 65343) "The Bubbling Spring" ("Kaua i ka Huahuai"), "The Drowsy Waters" ("Wailana") (78/Vic 65339) "Constancy" ("Ua Like No a Like") (78/Vic 65342) "Hawaii Ponoi" (78/Vic 18576) W K Kolomku (guitar solo): "Hawaiian Melodies" (Incidental Music) (78/Vic 65341) S M Kaiawe & Hawaiian Quintette: "Native Plantation Song" ("Kuu
VOCALS & ACCOMPANIMENT: Ben Waiaiole, S M Kaiawe, W B J Aeko, E K Rose, W K Kolomku
Recording(s): guitar), the Hawaiian Quintette. Hawaiian Quintette: "One-Two-Three-Four" (78/Vic 65344) "Song of the Lonesome Forest" ("Kumukahi") (78/Vic 65349) "Hula Shouting Song" ("Aiaihea") (78/Vic 65349, LP-1493) "Press Me to Thee" ("Tomi Tomi"), "Forget Me Not" ("Mai Poina oe Ia'u") (78/Vic 65340) "I Love but Thee" ("Akahi Hoi"), "My Love Is like a Blooming Flower" ("Pua i Mohala") (78/Vic 65346) "Farewell to Thee" ("Alohaoe") (78/Vic 65348) "The Sparkling Waters" ("Waialae") (78/Vic 65345) "Maui Girl" (78/Vic 65440) "Honolulu Tom Boy" ("Sonny Cunha") (78/Vic 65343) "The Bubbling Spring" ("Kaua i ka Huahuai"), "The Drowsy Waters" ("Wailana") (78/Vic 65339) "Constancy" ("Ua Like No a Like") (78/Vic 65342) "Hawaii Ponoi" (78/Vic 18576) W K Kolomku (guitar solo): "Hawaiian Melodies" (Incidental Music) (78/Vic 65341) S M Kaiawe & Hawaiian Quintette: "Native Plantation Song" ("Kuu Home") (78/Vic 65348) "Sacred Dancing Hula Song" ("Mauna Kea") (78/Vic 65345) "Maid of Honolulu" W B J Aeko & Hawaiian Quintette: "The Whirling Waters" ("Kawiliwiliwai") (78/Vic 65338) Ben Waiaiole & Hawaiian Quintette: "Hawaiian Hula Dance Song" ("Moanalua") (78/Vic 65341) "We Strive to Win" ("Kokohi") (78/Vic 18576) E K Rose & Hawaiian Quintette: "My Honolulu Hula Girl" (78/Vic 65344) "Fragrance of the Lehua Wreath" ("Sweet Lei Lehua") (78/Vic 65343) "Wreath of Carnations" ("Lei Poni Moi") (78/Vic 65342) E K Rose: "Farewell to Thee" ("Aloha oe") (78/Vic 35622
"Aloha Oe"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-1077) "On the Beach at Waikiki," "Mona Kiea/One-Two-Three" (78/HMV(E) B-1068
"Wailana," "Maid of Honolulu," "Mai Poina oe Ia'u"
Recording(s): LP-807
MUSIC: Leo Fall. WORDS: Edgar Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35332
"Look in Her Eyes" by Jerome Kern & Michael E Rourke)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60120, LP-1493
"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04531/2
MUSIC & WORDS: Charles Cuvillier, Robert B Smith, others. "The Lilac Domino"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1937, LP-1493
COND: Howard Carr. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 710) Clara Butterworth, Jamieson Dodds: "Song of the Chimes," "What Is Done You Can Never Undo" (78/Col(E) L-1238) Butterworth, Dodds, Vincent Sullivan: "The Lilac Domino Waltz Song" Butterworth: "Where Love Is Waiting" (78/Col(E) L-1239) "For Your Love I Am Waiting" Sullivan, Sybil Westmacott: "True Love Will Find a Way" (78/Col(E) L-1240) Sullivan, Westmacott, Frank Lalor, Edwin Wilson, Stuart Piggott: "Ladies' Day" Lalor, Wilson: "Still We Smile" (78/Col(E) D-1400) Sullivan: "Carnival Night" (78/Col(E) D-1404) Lalor, chorus: "All Line Up in a Queue" Dodds: "Let the Music Play" (78/Col(E) L-1241) Randall Jackson: "For Your Love I Am Waiting," "The Lilac Domino" (With Sarah Jones & Ernest Pike: 78/HMV(E) C-848) "What Is Done You Can Never Undo" (With Sarah Jones & Ernest Pike: 78/HMV(E) C-850) Jackson: "Consolation" (78/HMC(E) B-906) "Song of the Chimes," "Where Love Is Waiting" (With Bessie Jones ("Louise Leigh"): 78/HMV(E) C-849
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1705
COND: Michael Collins. VOCALS: Aileen Cochrane, Charles Young, chorus.
Recording(s): 45/HMV(E) GES-5778
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 723
MUSIC: Ernest Ball. WORDS: Rida Johnson Young. "That's How the Shannon Flows," "I'll Miss You, Old Ireland, God Bless You, Goodbye"
Recording(s): 1920: 78/Col A-3525, LP-1493) "'Tis an Irish Girl I Love," "Macushla Asthore" (1920: 78/Col A-2988, LP-1493) "Mother Machree" (1913: 78/Col A-1337, LP-1493
Lillian Russell: "Come Down, Ma Evenin' Star"
Recording(s): 78/Col mx 19830, 78/Collectors Record Shop 8, Rare Records 7" V-204, LP-323, LP-579, LP-1116,LP-1180, LP-1493, LP-1633. Incomplete: LP-20.) Weber & Fields: sketch "Drinking Scene" (78/Col A-1159, LP-1493. Incomplete: LP-20.
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Everybody's Doing It Now"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04093, LP-158
MUSIC & WORDS: Paul Rubens, Arthur Wimperis. George Grossmith Jr: "Little Girl, Little Girl"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 02404) "The Other Chap" (78/HMV(E) 02406) Violet Essex: "Here's to Love" (78/Polyphon(E) 5628
"You Can't Play Every Instrument in the Band" by Joseph Cawthorn & John Golden)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70098, LP-323, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31889
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-522
Stella Mayhew: "A Songologue"
Recording(s): 1912: CYL/Edison 4M-987, LP-1493) "Lead Me to That Beautiful Band" (1912: CYL/Edison 4M-1082) Mayhew, Billie Taylor: "My Lou" (1912: CYL/Edison 4M-995, LP-1493) Blossom Seeley: "Toddlin' the Todalo" (1952: LP-479
"The Wedding Glide"
Recording(s): With Gerald Kirby: 78/HMV(E) 04097, LP-1493
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: C M S McClellan.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31878
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5445
"The Venus Waltz"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 03326
MUSIC: Emmerich Kalman. WORDS: C C S Cushing, E P Heath.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35365
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Margaret Truman, Francis X Bushman, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance DPC-101
CAST: Marion Claire, Igor Gorin, Angelo Raffaelli, Earle Wilkie.
Recording(s): CD/Operetta Archives OA-1001, with The Gypsy Princess
"My Landlady"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1289, LP-1493) "On the Right Road," "Borrow from Me" (78/Col A-1354, LP-876, LP-1493
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: James O'Dea.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 31877, LP-767
Recording(s): 78/Vic 55039
"How Can They Tell I'm Irish?"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 70030, LP-1493
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Gus Kahn, Robert Wright, George Forrest. COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Allan Jones of 1937 film cast; Elaine Malbin, MarthaWright, Hayes Gordon, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LM-121
Allan Jones: "The Donkey Serenade"
Recording(s): 1938: 78/Vic 4380, LP-126, LP-183, LP-874, LP-1069, LP-1148) (1959: LP-586, LP-883) (1978: LP-912) "Giannina Mia" (1938: 78/Vic 4380, LP-126, LP-1148) (1959: LP-586, LP-883) (1978, with Patti Stevens: LP-912) "Sympathy" (1978, with Patti Stevens: LP-912) Jeanette MacDonald: "Giannina Mia" (1946: LP-210, LP-249, LP-874, LP-1397) (1948, rec live: LP-1058) (1958: LP-134, LP-956, LP-1361) "The Donkey Serenade" (1946: LP-210, LP-249, LP-1397
COND: Paul Britten. VOCALS: Uncredited.
Recording(s): MGM 3080, with Naughty Marietta
"Giannina Mia"
Recording(s): Later: LP-354, LP-733, LP-1057) "When a Maid Comes Knocking" (Later: LP-354, LP-733) "Sympathy" (Later: LP-354, LP-733, LP-860, LP-863, LP-1057) "The Donkey Serenade" ("Chansonette") (1925: 78/Col 533-D) (Later: 78/Schirmer 2006, LP-354, LP-733, LP-860, LP-863, LP-884
ORCH & COND: Alan Braden. CAST: Stephanie Voss, Laurie Payne, chorus.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) T-210, with The Chocolate Soldier
"A Woman's Smile"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1274, LP-1493
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-590
COND: Herbert Stothart. CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Allan Jones, chorus.
Recording(s): Caliban 6027, with songs by Lily Pons. Excerpts: MacDonald: "Chansonette" (LP-1281) Jones: "The Donkey Serenade" (LP-1833).
COND: Louis Levy. VOCALS: Eve Becke, Gerry Fitzgerald.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) BD-461
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. Lew Hearn & Bonita: "Hitchy Koo" by Irving Berlin)
Recording(s): 1913: 78/HMV(E) 04099, LP-158) "Snooky Ookums" (by Irving Berlin) (1913: 78/HMV(E) 04100, LP-583) "You're My Baby" (1913: 78/HMV(E) 04108) Shirley Kellogg, Gerald Kirby: "The Wedding Glide" (1913: 78/HMV(E) 04097) Ethel Levey: "How Do You Do, Miss Ragtime?" (1914: 78/HMV(E) 03377
Medley
Recording(s): 1912: 78/HMV(E) C-260, LP-700) (1913, with vocals by the Ragtime Quintet: 78/HMV(E) 04558) "The Wedding Glide," "How Do You Do, Miss Ragtime?" (1913: 78/HMV(E) B-188) "My Honolulu Honey Lou," "Ragging the Baby to Sleep" (1913: 78/HMV(E) B-187
COND: Louis A Hirsch, composer.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04558)
MUSIC: Ernest Ball. WORDS: Chauncey Olcott, George Graff. "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1310, LP-1493) "Mother Machree" (78/Col A-1337, LP-1493
"My Yellow Jacket Girl"
Recording(s): 1913: 78/Vic 17318, LP-44, LP-290, LP-1477, LP-1493) "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life" (1913: 78/Vic 17318, LP-44, LP-290, LP-1032, LP-1146, LP-1172, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1816) (1946: LP-682) (1947, with Bing Crosby: 78/Dec 40038, LP-245, LP-383) "You Made Me Love You" (1913: 78/Col A-1374,LP-290, LP-1032, LP-1180, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1816) (1946: 78/Dec 23613, LP-145, LP-245, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682, LP-1438) (1947: LP-409) (1948: LP-677) "Who Paid the Rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle?" (1946: LP-682) "That Little German Band" (1913: 78/Col A-1356, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1543
"You Made Me Love You"
Recording(s): LP-869
MUSIC & WORDS: Albert Sirmay, Willy Bredschneider, Walter Kollo, Adrian Ross.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35363
"Tommy, Won't You Teach Me How to Tango?"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 02500, LP-1493
MUSIC & WORDS: Heinrich Reinhardt, others.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35349
Jose Collins: "Just You and I and the Moon"
Recording(s): 1913(?): 78/Col mx 16704, LP-1, LP-1493) Nat M Wills: "If a Table at Rector's Could Talk" (1913: 78/Vic 17461, LP-1, LP-157, LP-1493) "New York, What's the Matter with You?" (1913: 78/Vic 17461, LP-1493) Elizabeth Brice: "Hello, Honey" (1913(?): 78/Col mx 31896, LP-1493
MUSIC: Silvio Hein. WORDS: Philip Bartholomae.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35336
MUSIC: Leo Fall, Jerome Kern. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35332, LP-606
MUSIC: Jean Briquet. WORDS: Adolph Philipp, Edward Paulton.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35339
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Robert B Smith. "Sweethearts"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60101, LP-628, LP-1146, LP-1493, LP-1755) "The Cricket on the Hearth" (With Reinald Werrenrath: 78/Vic 60102, LP-628, LP-1493) "The Angelus" (With Reinald Werrenrath: 78/Vic 70099, LP-628, LP-1493
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson, Frances Greer, Jimmy Carroll, Christina Lind.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1015
"Sweetheart Waltz"
Recording(s): 1946: LP-4, LP-210, LP-1361, LP-1813) "Summer Serenade" (1945: 78/Vic 10-1134, LP-4, LP-874, LP-1529
Recording(s): 1913: 78/Vic 31885, LP-628) (1923: 78/Vic 35736) (1928: LP-304, LP-993
VOCALS: Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy of 1938 film cast. "Pretty as a Picture," "Sweethearts," "Every Lover Must Meet His Fate," "Little Grey Home in the West"
Recording(s): Pelican 143, with addl MacDonald-Eddy radio material
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Anne Jamison, Jan Peerce, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-305, LP-767
Recording(s): 1913: 78/Vic 55039) (1923: 78/Vic 55223, LP-628
ORCH & COND: Gregg Smith. CAST: Rosalind Rees, KevinElliot, Samantha Genton, Thomas Bogdan, Walter Richardson, Elsa Larsson, William Powell.
Recording(s): Moss Music Group MMG-1129
VOCALS: Uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) BD-668
MUSIC & WORDS: Victor Jacobi, Jerome Kern, others.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35339, LP-606
"You're Here and I'm Here" by Jerome Kern)
Recording(s): LP-57
MUSIC: Edmund Eysler, Jerome Kern. WORDS: Arthur Wimperis, Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35379, LP-606, LP-993
MUSIC & WORDS: Sidney Jones, Paul Rubens, Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank. COND: Arthur Wood.
Recording(s): 78/Chappell(E) A-1
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35404, LP-606
COND: Leonard Joy.
Recording(s): LP-306
"They Didn't Believe Me"
Recording(s): LP-57, LP-69, LP-758, LP-1146, LP-1559, LP-1703) "Same Sort of Girl" (With Frank Crumit: LP-57, LP-1146
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35363, LP-606
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: C M S McClellan.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35349
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: David Stevens, Justin McCarthy.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35336, LP-767
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Otto Harbach.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35382
Marie Blanche: "The Bubble"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-720) Peter Gawthorne: "Something Seems Tingle-ingle-ing" (With George Baker, Eda Bennie, Louie Brooks, Ernest Pike: 78/HMV(E) C-720) W H Berry: "It's Wonderful How Trouble Clings to Me" (78/HMV(E) 4-2784) "I Could Love a Nice Little Girl" (78/HMV(E) 4-2785) "What Is Life without Love?" (78/HMV(E) 02679) Blanche, Berry: "It Isn't My Fault" (78/HMV(E) 04176, LP-430) Berry, Violet Blyth: "Spaniards' Duet" (78/HMV(E) 04175) Gawthorne: "Love's Own Kiss" (With Louie Brooks ("Muriel Gray"): 78/HMV(E) C-721) Maisie Gay, W H Rawlins: "She Says It with Her Eyes" (78/HMV(E) C-721) Gawthorne, Nellie Taylor: " Love's Own Kiss" (78/HMV(E) C-737) Gay: "Jim," "I'm Through with Roaming Romeos" (78/HMV(E) B-712) Adelphi Theatre Orchestra: "Overture," "Oyra's Dance" (78/HMV(E) C-713) "Finale, Act 2," "Something Seems Tingle-ingle-ing" (78/HMV(E) C-719
"The Bubble"
Recording(s): Later: LP-733, LP-1057) (1963: LP-354) "Something Seems Tingle-ing-eling" (Later: LP-733
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-590; 45/Camden CAE-253, with The Vagabond King.
"The Bubble," "Love's Own Kiss"
Recording(s): 78/Col(Australia) 772; 45/Discovery(Australia) DE-002
MUSIC & WORDS: Louis Hirsch, George Arthurs, others. Gerald Kirby: "Get Out and Get Under"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 4-02432, LP-158) Frank Carter, Isobell d'Armond: "Love Me While the Lovin' Is Good" (78/HMV(E) 04112, LP-158) Morris Harvey, Eric Roper: "Wilkinson, the Ledger Clerk" (78/HMV(E) 01106) Ethel Levey: "My Tango Girl" (78/HMV(E) 03376, LP-700
MUSIC: William F Peters. WORDS: Robert W Chambers, Ben Teal.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35385)
MUSIC: Jean Gilbert. WORDS: Glen MacDonough.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35365
"Follow the Crowd"
Recording(s): 78/Col mx 32229, LP-1493
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Matthew Woodward.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35517
Roy Atwell: "Some Little Bug Is Going to Find You"
Recording(s): 1915: 78/Col A-1926, LP-1493) John Charles Thomas: "Thy Heart My Prize" (by Franz Lehar) (Contemp: 78/Rex 2021, LP-1493
"Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral," "Dream Girl of Mine"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1410, LP-1493) "My Little Dudeen" (78/Col A-1411, LP-1493
"I've Got Rings on My Fingers"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5737, LP-18, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1371, LP-1493, LP-1633
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. Margaret Romaine & George MacFarlane: "Oh! Gustave"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 60118, LP-1493) MacFarlane: Your Eyes" (78/Vic 70111, LP-1493) "Can't You Hear Me Calling, Caroline?" (78/Vic 60123, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35379
MUSIC: Charles J Gebest. WORDS: Rennold Wolf.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35382
"When You're All Dressed Up and No Place to Go"
Recording(s): 1916: 78/HMV(E) 02660, LP-1493) (1922: 78/Vocalion 35010) "Mr. Hitchcock's Curtain Speech" (1914: 78/Vic 55046
"You're Here and I'm Here" by Jerome Kern)
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 4-2401, LP-158, LP-430
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35385
"The Darktown Poker Club"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1504, LP-876, LP-1493
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg, Harry Carroll. WORDS: Harold Atteridge.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35394
MUSIC: Silvio Hein. WORDS: Philip Bartholomae.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35404, LP-993
"Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1671, LP-288, LP-290, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1543) "When the Grown-up Ladies Act like Babies" (78/Col A-1671, LP-290, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: Anne Caldwell, James O'Dea.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5639
Six Brown Brothers
Recording(s): saxophones): "Pretty Baby/Chin-Chin" (78/Vic 18149, LP-1493) "Bull Frog Blues" (1916: 78/Vic 18097) "Chicken Walk" (1916: 78/Vic 18189) "That Moanin' Saxophone Rag" (1914: 78/Vic 17677
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35440
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Henry Blossom.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-5639
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-637
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-777
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. George Graves, Joseph Coyne: "Conversation"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-622) Ethel Levey: "My Bird of Paradise," "Settle Down in a One-Horse Town" (78/HMV(E) C-612) Levey, Coyne: "The Minstrel Parade" Levey, Blanche Tomlin: "The Simple Melody" (78/HMV(E) C-611) Graves, Billie Carleton: "Show Us How to Do the Fox Trot" (78/HMV(E) C-624) Levey, Tomlin, Coyne: "The Syncopated Walk" (78/HMV(E) C-610) Coyne: "They Always Follow Me Around" Levey, Coyne: "Discoveries" (78/HMV(E) B-536
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-610
"I've Gotta Go Back to Texas"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1944, LP-1493, LP-1755
MUSIC: Paul Rubens. WORDS: Paul Rubens, Percy Greenbank. George Grossmith also of orig cast): "Any Old Night Is a Wonderful Night"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 02579) "Murders" (78/HMV(E) 02580, LP-1493) "The Only Way" (78/HMV(E) 02581, LP-1493) Grossmith, Julia James: "Boots and Shoes" (78/HMV(E) 04128, LP-1493) Grossmith, Haidee de Rance: "They Didn't Believe Me" (by Jerome Kern, Michael E Rourke) (78/HMV(E) 04129, LP-74, LP-430) Leslie Henson (also of orig cast), Moya Mannering: "I'd Like to Bring My Mother" (78/HMV(E) B-484) "Meet Me 'round the Corner" (78/HMV(E) B-484, LP-1493) Henri Leoni: "Pink and White," "Please Don't Flirt with Me" (78/HMV(E) C-657
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-594)
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg, Harry Carroll. WORDS: Harold Atteridge.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35440
MUSIC: Herman Darewski, Jerome Kern, John Crook. WORDS: F W Mark. Jack Norworth: "Give Me a Tinkle on the Telephone," "Sister Susie Is Marrying Tommy Atkins"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 555) "Which Switch Is the Switch, Miss, for Ipswich?" Norworth, Gertrude Lang: "When I'm with You" (78/Col(E) 524) "Safe in Our Wardrobe for Two" Norworth: "Sally from Calais" (78/Col(E) 525) "The Same Sort of Motherand Same Sort of Child" Lang: "Beauty Chorus" (78/Col(E) 526
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Jerome Kern, Schuyler Greene.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35471, LP-606
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Paul Rubens, Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-596
"Sometime," "Here Comes the Groom"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 55080, LP-1493
"Some Little Bug Is Going to Find You"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1926, LP-1493) "It's an Awful Thing Not to Know" (78/Col A-1926
MUSIC: Victor Hollander, Jerome Kern. WORDS: Jean Gilbert, Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35471, LP-606
"I'm Neutral"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1817, LP-811, LP-876, LP-1493
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Henry Blossom. "Love Is the Best of All"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-1937, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35517
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-767, LP-777
COND: Donald Hunsberger. VOCALS: Teresa Ringholz.
Recording(s): LP-1072
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance DPC-102
"The Ladder of Roses"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-2057, LP-1493
"New York Hippodrome March" by Sousa)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 17901, LP-1493
MUSIC: Emmerich Kalman. CAST: Richard Tucker, Marion Claire, Robert Weede, Dorothy Staiger, Earle Wilkie. Also incls three records by Jan Peerce, Anne Roselle, & Robert Weede.
Recording(s): CD/Operetta Archives OA-1001 (titled "The Gypsy Princess"), with Sari
Marta Eggerth also of 1950 Paris prod): "O jag' dem Gluck nicht nach"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(G) O-25083, LP-1484) Jacques Pills & Georges Tabet: Selection (78/Col(F) DF-1551
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Schuyler Greene, Anne Caldwell, Harry B Smith, others. ORCH: Russell Warner. COND: Lynn Crigler. CAST: David Christmas, Spring Fairbank, Travis Hudson, Charles Repole, Virginia Seidel, Hal Shane, Cynthia Wells, Nicholas Wyman.
Recording(s): DRG Records 6100; CD/DRG Records CDRG-6100.
COND: Leonard Joy.
Recording(s): LP-306
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35529, LP-606
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Otto Harbach. May Naudain: "Rackety Coo"
Recording(s): 78/Operaphone 1076, LP-1493) (78/Operaphone 1817) Sam Ash: "Rackety Coo" (With Grace Nash: 78/Col A-1952, LP-1493) (With Grace Nash: 78/Emerson 765
"Allah's Holiday"
Recording(s): Later: LP-354, LP-733, LP-860, LP-1057
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-590
"Rackety-Coo"
Recording(s): 1926: 78/Vocalion(E) S-103) (1930: 78/Col(Australia) 01887, LP-1182, LP-1788
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin, others. Orchestra: Overture
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-663) Tom Walls: "Beautiful Honolulu" (78/HMV(E) C-665) Joseph Coyne: "England Every Time for Me" (78/HMV(E) 02647) "The Girl on the Magazine" (78/HMV(E) 02648) Robert Hale: "Father Wanted Me to Learn a Trade" (78/HMV(E) 02646) "The Honolulu Glide" (78/HMV(E) 01132) Hale, Walls: "The Wireless Scene" (78/HMV(E) 01133) Ethel Levey: "I Love a Piano" (78/HMV(E) 03476) "That Hula Hula" (78/HMV(E) 03477) "Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go with Friday on Saturday Night?" (78/HMV(E) 03478, LP-158) Fay Compton: "Take Off a Little Bit" (78/HMV(E) C-663, LP-158) Compton, Coyne: "I Love to Dance" (78/HMV(E) 04157) Blanche Tomlin: "Teach Me to Love," "Until I Fell in Love with You" (With Ernest Pike: 78/HMV(E) C-664
"I Love a Piano"
Recording(s): LP-764
" COND: Arthur Wood.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-691, LP-583)
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. COND: Frederick Fennell.
Recording(s): LP-1070
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. ORCH: Frank Saddler. COND: Frederick Fennell.
Recording(s): LP-1070
MUSIC: Victor Jacobi. WORDS: Harry Graham, Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35529
"I Can Dance with Everybody but My Wife" by Joseph Cawthorn, John Golden)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 55074, LP-1493
Jose Collins: "I Like the Boys"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Col(E) F-1069, LP-152) "The Colonel of the Crimson Hussars" (1921: 78/Col(E) F-1068) "Love May Be a Mystery" (1934: 78/Dec(E) K-730) Collins, Harry Welchman: "Love May Be a Mystery" (1921: 78/Col(E) F-1068) Collins, Noel Leyland: "The Letter Duet" (1921: 78/Col(E) F-1069
Gladys Moncrieff, Robert Chisholm: "I Am the Captain of the Crimson Huzzars" Moncrieff: "Letter Song"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion(E) S-105
MUSIC: Franz Schubert, arranged by Heinrich Berte & Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Dorothy Donnelly. COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson, Donald Dame, Mary Martha Briney, Blanka Peric, Mullen Sisters.
Recording(s): 78/Vic album P-173; RCA LK-1018.
MUSIC: Franz Schubert, arranged by Heinrich Berte & G H Clutsam. WORDS: Adrian Ross. ORCH: Brian Fahey. COND: Michael Collins. CAST: June Bronhill, Thomas Round, John Cameron, Marion Grimaldi, Elisabeth Osborne, Kenneth Tudor, Eric Wilson-Hyde, Barry Kent.
Recording(s): Angel 35817, titled "Lilac Time"
MUSIC: Franz Schubert, arranged by Heinrich Berte, Sigmund Romberg, Henri RenÀ)À. WORDS: Dorothy Donnelly. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Mary Ellen Pracht, Sara Endich, Richard Fredericks, William Lewis, George Gaynes, Arthur Rubin, Kenneth Smith.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-5, with Rose-Marie
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35722
1934: "Love Lost for Evermore," "Once There Lived a Lady Fair"
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) RO-20256) 1941: "Love Comes at Blossom Time," "First Love Is Best Love" (78/Parlophone(E) RO-20504) "The Dearest Maiden Waits Me There" (78/Parlophone(E) RO-20506) "The Question," "Laughter and Weeping" (78/Parlophone(E) RO-20507) "Impatience" (78/Parlophone(E) RO-20505
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Milton Watson, Rise Stevens, Helen Marshall, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-307
Recording(s): 1922: 78/Col A-6209) (1929: 78/Col(E) 9580
COND: Johnny Arthey. VOCALS: John Hanson of early 1960s English touring prod; Mary Bassano, chorus.
Recording(s): Philips(E) SBL-7626 (titled "Lilac Time"), with The Maid of the Mountains
"Song of Love"
Recording(s): 78/Dec 225
" Clara Butterworth, Percy Heming: "When the Lilac Bloom Uncloses," "I Want to Carve Your Name"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion(E) K-05068) Heming, Courtice Pounds: "Underneath the Lilac Bough" Pounds, Butterworth: "The Golden Song" (78/Vocalion(E) K-05065) "Dear Flower, Small and Wise" Pounds: "Dream Enthralling" (78/Vocalion(E) K-05067) Heming: "I Am Singing, I, Your Lover" Butterworth: "The Three Little Girls" (78/Vocalion(E) K-05066) (All of the above are on CD/Pearl(E) GEMM-CD9115, with Rio Rita & A Southern Maid.
"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1450
WORDS: Adrian Ross. COND: John Hollingsworth. CAST: Jacqueline Delman, John Larsen, Peter Glossop, chorus.
Recording(s): World Records(E) SLM-4, titled "Lilac Time"
" VOCALS: Anne Welch, Cliff Connolly, Victor Conway, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-552
" VOCALS: Cynthia George, Henry Rivers, quartet.
Recording(s): 78/Regal(E) G-9063
" No credits.
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast Twelve(E) 5045
Hollis Davenny, Gertrude Lang: "Song of Love"
Recording(s): 78/Col 43-P
"Yaaka, Hoola, Hickey Doola"
Recording(s): 1916: 78/Col A-1956, LP-758, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1543) (1948: LP-1137) (1949: LP-331,LP-1137) "You're a Dangerous Girl" (1916: 78/Col A-2041, LP-1493) "Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go with Friday on Saturday Night?" (1916: 78/Col A-1976, LP-288, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1543) (Later: LP-280) "Tillie Titwillow" (1917: 78/Col A-2296, LP-288, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1493) "Where the Black-Eyed Susans Grow" (1947: 78/Dec 24397, LP-196, LP-244) "Down Where the Swanee River Flows" (1916: 78/Col A-2007, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493, LP-1543) "Now He's Got a Beautiful Girl" (1916: 78/Col A-2080, LP-550, LP-783, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1493
"Don't Believe All You Hear in the Moonlight," "In Scotland"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45097, LP-1493
MUSIC: Hugo Felix. WORDS: Anne Caldwell. "Evelyn," "In the Dark"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45091, LP-1493
"When You're All Dressed Up and No Place to Go"
Recording(s): 1916: 78/HMV(E) 02660) (1922: 78/Vocalion 35010
"If I Knock the 'L' Out of Kelly"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-2040) (78/Vic 18105, LP-1493) "By the Sad Luana Shore" (78/Vic 18105, LP-1493
MUSIC: Frederic Norton. WORDS: Oscar Asche. ORCH: Brian Fahey. COND: Michael Collins. CAST: Inia Te Wiata of 1959 English touring prod); Julie Bryan, Barbara Leigh, Charles Young, chorus.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CLP-1269; CD/EMI 7-89939-2 (LP-1545), with addl material. Excerpts of Te Wiata's songs: LP-1671.
COND: John Hollingsworth. CAST: Hervey Alan, Marion Grimaldi, Martin Lawrence, John Wakefield, Ian Wallace, Edward Darling, Barbara Elsy, Ursula Connors, William McCue.
Recording(s): World Records(E) LM-9. Excerpts: Grimaldi, Darling, Connors: "Mahbubah" Connors: "I Built a Fairy Palace in the Sky" (LP-1545).
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2260
Frank Cochrane: "The Cobbler's Song"
Recording(s): 1917: 78/Col(E) D-1379, LP-1545) Aileen d'Orme: "Any Time's Kissing Time" (1916: 78/Col(E) L-1114) Violet Essex: "I Love You So" (1916: 78/HMV(E) 03528, LP-1545) "Cleopatra's Nile" (1916: 78/HMV(E) 2-3208, LP-1545) Essex, Courtice Pounds: "Any Time's Kissing Time" (1916: 78/HMV(E) 04186, LP-1545) Pounds: "When a Pullet Is Plump" (1916: 78/HMV(E) 4-2812, LP-931, LP-1476, LP-1545) Bryn Gwyn: "The Cobbler's Song" (1923: 78/Homochord(E) H-530
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 659
Recording(s): 78/Dominion(E) A-48
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-599
Recording(s): 78/Eclipse(E) 8" SC-72
"Behold," "I Am Chu-Chin-Chow," "Olive Oil"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-598, LP-1545
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast Twelve(E) 5039
MUSIC: Charles Cuvillier, Milton Schwartzwald. WORDS: Percy Waxman.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35592
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Clifford Grey. George Grossmith, Madge Saunders: "All That I Want Is Somebody to Love Me"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04182, LP-430) Leslie Henson, Davy Burnaby: "Three Hundred and Sixty-Five Days" (78/HMV(E) 04181, LP-430) Julia James: "That 'Come Hither' Look" (78/HMV(E) C-748, LP-430
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-765
MUSIC: Emmerich Kalman. WORDS: Guy Bolton.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35592
"My Castle in the Air"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45110, LP-784, LP-1493
"Mr. Patrick Henry Must Have Been a Married Man"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 7" 7168, LP-1493) "I've Got the Sweetest Girl in Maryland" (78/Emerson 7" 7189
"Some Sort of Somebody" by Jerome Kern)
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 04190, LP-430
"Hawaiian Sunshine"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 798, LP-1493) (78/Emerson 5134
Gertie Millar: "Houp-la"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 03540, LP-227) "Pretty Baby" (78/HMV(E) 03541, LP-227) "The Fool of the Family" (78/HMV(E) 2-3223, LP-227) Millar, Nat D Ayer: "You Can't Love As I Do" (78/HMV(E) 04192, LP-227
"Oh! Johnny Oh! Johnny Oh!," "Lily of the Valley"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 7197, LP-1493) "What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me for?," "Love Is a Wonderful Thing" (78/Emerson 7137, LP-1493) "Where the Black Eyed Susans Grow" (78/Emerson 7208, LP-1493
" MUSIC & WORDS: Sigmund Romberg, Emmerich Kalman, Frederick Chappelle, Rida Johnson Young, others. COND: Leonard Hornsey. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 717) Winifred Barnes: "The Lonely Princess," "He's Coming Home" (78/Col(E) L-1266) Barnes, Laurence Leonard: "The Kiss Waltz" Leonard: "Song of Home" (78/Col(E) L-1262) Fred Duprez: "Alone in a City Full of Girls," "The Battle Front at Home" (78/Col(E) L-1263) Duprez, Maisie Gay: "Soldier Boy" (78/Col(E) L-1267) Gay: "I'm Going Home," "March Along" (78/Col(E) L-1264) Gay, Billy Leonard: "The Military Stamp" Dewey Gibson: "Mother" (78/Col(E) L-1265)
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: P G Wodehouse.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35624, LP-606, LP-784
"Napoleon"
Recording(s): With Peerless Quartet: 78/Col A-2307, LP-784, LP-1493, LP-1755
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35624, LP-606
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Dance and Grow Thin"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18258, LP-1493
MUSIC: Dave Stamper. WORDS: Gene Buck. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) L-1137 "Beware of Chu-Chin-Chow" (78/Col(E) L-1143) "Will-o'-the-Wisp" (78/Col(E) L-1140) "Somnambulistic Melody" (78/Col(E) L-1143) Shirley Kellogg: "Beware of Chu-Chin-Chow," "In Grandma's Day" (78/Col(E) L-1144) "Over There" Daphne Pollard: "Thumbs Up" (78/Col(E) L-1222) "Will-o'-the-Wisp," "Somnambulistic Melody" (78/Col(E) L-1139) "I'm a Ragtime Germ,""I Want Someone to Make a Fuss over Me" (78/Col(E) L-1141) George Robey: "Burglar Jim," "I Said Yes, I Would" (78/Col(E) L-1146) "A Deed That Spoke Louder than Words," "She Spoke to Me First" (78/Col(E) L-1223) Kellogg, Robey: "Bye-and-bye You Will Miss Me," "I Can Live without You" (78/Col(E) L-1145) Cicely Debenham, Bertram Wallis: "Hello! My Dearie" Debenham: "Louana Lou" (78/Col(E) L-1138, LP-700
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Edward Clark. COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-590
"I'm Only Dreaming"
Recording(s): LP-1057
MUSIC & WORDS: Harold Fraser-Simson, Harry Graham, others. COND: Merlin Morgan. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) L-1160) "Nocturne," "Love Will Find a Way" (78/Col(E) L-1161) Jose Collins: "Farewell," "Love Will Find a Way" (78/Col(E) L-1155, LP-152) Collins, Thorpe Bates: "A Paradise for Two," "My Life Is Love" (78/Col(E) L-1156, LP-152) Bates: "A Bachelor Gay," "Live for Today" (78/Col(E) L-1159, LP-152) Lauri de Frece: "I Understood" de Frece, Mark Lester: "Dirty Work" (78/Col(E) L-1158, LP-152) de Frece, Mabel Sealby: "Husbands and Wives," "Over There and Over Here" (78/Col(E) L-1157, LP-152
Recording(s): 1917: 78/HMV(E) C-814) (1930: 78/HMV(E) C-2063
ORCH & COND: Merrick Farran. CAST: Madge Stephens, Michael Wakeham, Leslie Fyson, Charles Young, Rita Williams, chorus.
Recording(s): Saga(E) EROS-8115
ORCH: Ronald Hamner. COND: Derek Taverner. CAST: Jimmy Edwards, Lynn Kennington, Gordon Clyde, Jimmy Thompson, Janet Mahoney, Neville Jason.
Recording(s): Col(E) SCX-6504
WORDS: Frederick Lonsdale. COND: Geoff Harvey. VOCALS: Valda Bagnall, Neil Williams, chorus.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) ST-794, with Balalaika
COND: Johnny Arthey. VOCALS: John Hanson of early 1960s English touring prod; Mary Bassano, chorus.
Recording(s): Philips(E) SBL-7626, with Lilac Time
COND: Michael Collins. VOCALS: Barry Kent, Mary Thomas, chorus.
Recording(s): Encore(E) 178, with No, No, Nanette, The Belle of New York, & others
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-81
) "Love Will Find a Way"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Col(Australia) 01784, LP-1182, LP-1788) "My Life Is Love," "Farewell" (1930: 78/Col(Australia) 01885, LP-1182) "A Paradise for Two" (1930, with Colin Crane: 78/Col(Australia) 01886, LP-1182
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) E-6423
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Norton Collyer, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) F-1989
Recording(s): 78/Edison Bell Winner(E) 5178
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast(E) 3273
"
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast(E) 8" 500
"Love Will Find a Way"
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-730
Recording(s): 78/Eclipse(E) 8" SC-75
WORDS: P G Wodehouse. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 729) "Rolled into One" (78/Col(E) L-1290) Tom Powers (also of orig cast), Beatrice Lillie: "Till the Clouds Roll By" (78/Col(E) L-1285, LP-430, LP-784, LP-1493) Billy Leonard: "A Packet of Seeds" Lillie, Powers, Leonard: "March Quarter Day" (78/Col(E) L-1289, LP-430) Dot Temple: "An Old-Fashioned Wife" Powers, Temple: "Words Are Not Needed" (78/Col(E) L-1287, LP-430) "You Never Knew about Me" (78/Col(E) L-1288, LP-430, LP-1493) Leonard, Powers, Tom Payne: "Wedding Bells" (78/Col(E) L-1288, LP-430) Powers, Temple, Payne: "Loving by Proxy" (78/Col(E) L-1290, LP-430) Lillie, Leonard: "Nestling Time," "A Pal like You" (78/Col(E) L-1286, LP-430) Lillie: "Rolled into One" (78/Col(E) L-1285, LP-123, LP-430
Recording(s): 1917: 78/Vic 35651, LP-784) (1938, cond Leonard Joy: LP-306, LP-606
"Rolled into One"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-2238, LP-1493) "Till the Clouds Roll By" (With James Harrod: 78/Col A-2261, LP-1180, LP-1493, LP-1633
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Henry Blossom. COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Frances Greer, Jimmy Carroll, Earl Wrightson.
Recording(s): 78/Vic album K-2; RCA LK-1019.
COND: Victor Herbert, composer.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35631, LP-767
COND: Victor Herbert, composer. Greek Evans, chorus: "Free Trade and a Misty Moon" Scott Welsh, chorus: "The Irish Have a Great Day To-night"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18285, LP-1493
"Ireland, My Sireland"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-2247, LP-1493) "The Irish Have a Great Day Tonight" (With quartet: 78/Col A-2247, LP-1493
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-777
ORCH
Recording(s): reconstruction of orig): James Stuart, Quade Winter. COND: Michael Butterman. CAST: Suzanne Woode, John Pickle, Catherine Robison, Alan Payne, Cassandra Norville, Boyd Mackus, Christopher Norton. (CD/Newport Classic NPD-85615
"The Awkward Age"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 7209, LP-1493
"Six Times Six Is Thirty-Six," "M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45137, LP-1493) "I'd Like to Be a Monkey in the Zoo" (78/Vic 45149, LP-1493
Eddie Cantor: "That's the Kind of a Baby for Me"
Recording(s): 1917: 78/Vic 18342, LP-157, LP-324, LP-1431, LP-1493) (1917: 78/Aeolian Vocalion 1220)(1934: 78/Rex(E) 8389, LP-988, LP-1253, LP-1348, LP-1831) (1950: LP-1458) "The Modern Maiden's Prayer" (1917: 78/Vic 18342, LP-324, LP-1431, LP-1493) (1917: 78/Aeolian Vocalion 1220) Fanny Brice: "Becky Is Back in the Ballet" (1922: 78/Vic 45323, LP-32, LP-33, LP-1146, LP-1243, LP-1493) Bert Williams: "No Place like Home" (1917: 78/Col A-2438, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35651
"A Conscientious Objector"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) L-1206, LP-74
"M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45137, LP-1493
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Rida Johnson Young, Gus Kahn. Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy: "Will You Remember?"
Recording(s): 1936: 78/Vic 4329, LP-4, LP-462, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1185, LP-1355, LP-1561, LP-1813) (1948, radio: LP-908, LP-1388) (1958: LP-134, LP-1361) "Farewell to Dreams" (dropped before release) (1936: 78/Vic 4329, LP-4, LP-462, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1185, LP-1361, LP-1401, LP-1529, LP-1561, LP-1813) MacDonald: "Will You Remember?" (1948, rec live: LP-1058) (1950: LP-77, LP-119) "Les filles de Cadiz" (1939: LP-137, LP-249, LP-1397) (1950: LP-957, LP-1536) Eddy: "Will You Remember?" (c 1965, with Gale Sherwood: LP-499
Nelson Eddy: "Le Regiment" Jeanette MacDonald: "Les Filles de Cadiz," "Air des Bijoux" MacDonald, Eddy: "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny," "Will You Remember?," "Tchaikovsky Airs"
Recording(s): Pelican 121
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Fred Kuhnly, Helen Marshall, Milton Watson, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-307
"Will You Remember?"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 60038, LP-649, LP-1493, LP-1633
"Will You Remember?"
Recording(s): LP-869
ORCH & COND: Hebert Stothart. Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy: "Will You Remember?"
Recording(s): LP-1772
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: P G Wodehouse. ORCH: Art Harris. COND: Joseph Stecko. CAST: Kathleen Murray, Art Matthews, Jeanne Allen, Angelo Mango, Dorothy Greener, George Segal, Ray Tudor, Jan Speers.
Recording(s): CD/AEI Records 038 (LP-1795). Incomplete: Strand 1002; Stet DS-15002. Less complete: CD/Stet 15017XP, with Oh, Kay!.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35666, LP-606, LP-784, LP-993, LP-1795
COND: Leonard Joy.
Recording(s): LP-306
Recording(s): The show was titled "Good Morning, Judge" in New York.) MUSIC & WORDS: Lionel Monckton, Howard Talbot, Adrian Ross, Percy Greenbank. W H Berry: "When the Heart Is Young" (78/HMV(E) 4-2944) "I Want to Go Bye-Bye" (With Bessie Jones & Eda Bennie: 78/HMV(E) 02776, LP-524) Peter Gawthorne: "I'm Sick to Death of Women" (78/HMV(E) B-888) Gawthorne, Nellie Taylor: "I've Always Got Time to Talk to You," "Have a Heart" (78/HMV(E) C-834) Taylor: "Little Miss Melody" (78/HMV(E) C-833
"I Was So Young
Recording(s): You Were So Beautiful)" (LP-458, LP-459, LP-1202
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll. WORDS: Anne Caldwell.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35666
"Darktown Strutters' Ball"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18376) "Comedy Tom" (78/Vic 18385
"I'm the Brother of Lily of the Valley"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 7336, LP-1493) "The Wild, Wild Women" (78/Emerson 7312, LP-1493
MUSIC: Joaquin Valverde. "Alegrias"
Recording(s): Table Dance) (78/Col A-2475, LP-1493) "Los Crotalos" (Tambourine Dance) (78/Col A-2475
MUSIC: George Gershwin. "You-oo, Just You"
Recording(s): LP-353
"Fancy You Fancying Me," "The Further It Is from Tipperary"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 29210, LP-1493
"If You Only Knew"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 60053, LP-944, LP-1232, LP-1493
"Go-Zin-To"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 45149, LP-1493
MUSIC: Louis A Hirsch. WORDS: Otto Harbach.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-6055
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35672
Joseph Coyne, Henri de Bray, Marjorie Gordon, Evelyn Laye, Austin Melford: "Going Up" Laye, Melford: "Do It for Me"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-860) Coyne, Gordon: "First Act, Second Act, Third Act" (78/HMV(E) 04232) Laye, Gordon, others: "If You Look in Her Eyes" (78/HMV(E) 04233, LP-1363) Coyne, Roy Byford, Melford, Franklyn Bellamy: "Down! Up! Left! Right!" (78/HMV(E) 04235) Gordon, deBray: "Kiss Me!" (78/HMV(E) 04234) Gordon, Bellamy: "The Tickle Toe" (78/HMV(E) 03614) Gordon, others: "The Touch of a Woman's Hand" (78/HMV(E) 03613) Orchestra: Medley (78/HMV(E) C-861) "I'll Bet You/The Touch of a Woman's Hand," "Medley Two-Step" (78/HMV(E) B-988
"Regretful Blues"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-6038, LP-1493) "The Man Who Put the Germ in Germany" (78/Col A-6051, LP-1493)
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: P G Wodehouse.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35672, LP-784
Al Jolson: "Rock-a-bye Your Baby"
Recording(s): 1918: 78/Col A-2560, LP-1146, LP-1373, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1825) (1926 film S/T: LP-1709) (1932: 78/Bruns 6502, LP-19, LP-42, LP-494, LP-721, LP-793, LP-988, LP-1032, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1543, LP-1613, LP-1816) (1946: LP-145, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1432) (1947: LP-331, LP-394, LP-478) "Swanee" (1920: 78/Col A-2884, LP-38, LP-470, LP-793, LP-1146, LP-1172, LP-1423, LP-1493, LP-1527, LP-1543, LP-1633, LP-1669, LP-1816) (1937, radio: LP-815, LP-1438, LP-1700) (1937: LP-965) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032, LP-1464) (1945: LP-145, LP-244, LP-1095, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432, LP-1627) (1945: LP-654, LP-763) (1947, radio: 78/V-Disc 763) (1948: LP-677, LP-1137) (1949: LP-1137) "Avalon" (1920: 78/Col A-2995, LP-288, LP-793, LP-1493, LP-1543, LP-1669,LP-1816) (1935: LP-373) (1946: LP-228, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1946(?): LP-1438) "You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet" (1919: 78/Col A-2836, LP-288, LP-470, LP-1032, LP-1435, LP-1493, LP-1816) "'N Everything" (1917: 78/Col A-2519, LP-1373, LP-1493) "Hello Central, Give Me No Man's Land" (1918: 78/Col A-2542, LP-548, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1493) "I Wonder Why She Kept On Saying 'Si-Si-Si-Si-Senor'" (1918: 78/Col A-2671, LP-470, LP-1493) "On the Road to Calais" (1918: 78/Col A-2690, LP-288, LP-1493, LP-1543) "I'll Say She Does" (1918: 78/Col A-2746, LP-550, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1493, LP-1543) "I Gave Her That" (1919: 78/Col A-2835, LP-470, LP-1435, LP-1493) "Chloe" (1919: 78/Col A-2861, LP-626, LP-1435, LP-1493) "My Mammy" (1928: 78/Bruns 3912, LP-82, LP-731, LP-1130, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1816) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1946: LP-145, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1101, LP-1211, LP-1212, LP-1273, LP-1280, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1947, radio: 78/V-Disc 773) (1948: LP-677) "Some Beautiful Morning" (1919: 78/Co
Al Jolson: "Rock-a-bye Your Baby"
Recording(s): 1918: 78/Col A-2560, LP-1146, LP-1373, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1825) (1926 film S/T: LP-1709) (1932: 78/Bruns 6502, LP-19, LP-42, LP-494, LP-721, LP-793, LP-988, LP-1032, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1543, LP-1613, LP-1816) (1946: LP-145, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1432) (1947: LP-331, LP-394, LP-478) "Swanee" (1920: 78/Col A-2884, LP-38, LP-470, LP-793, LP-1146, LP-1172, LP-1423, LP-1493, LP-1527, LP-1543, LP-1633, LP-1669, LP-1816) (1937, radio: LP-815, LP-1438, LP-1700) (1937: LP-965) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032, LP-1464) (1945: LP-145, LP-244, LP-1095, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432, LP-1627) (1945: LP-654, LP-763) (1947, radio: 78/V-Disc 763) (1948: LP-677, LP-1137) (1949: LP-1137) "Avalon" (1920: 78/Col A-2995, LP-288, LP-793, LP-1493, LP-1543, LP-1669,LP-1816) (1935: LP-373) (1946: LP-228, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1946(?): LP-1438) "You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet" (1919: 78/Col A-2836, LP-288, LP-470, LP-1032, LP-1435, LP-1493, LP-1816) "'N Everything" (1917: 78/Col A-2519, LP-1373, LP-1493) "Hello Central, Give Me No Man's Land" (1918: 78/Col A-2542, LP-548, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1493) "I Wonder Why She Kept On Saying 'Si-Si-Si-Si-Senor'" (1918: 78/Col A-2671, LP-470, LP-1493) "On the Road to Calais" (1918: 78/Col A-2690, LP-288, LP-1493, LP-1543) "I'll Say She Does" (1918: 78/Col A-2746, LP-550, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1493, LP-1543) "I Gave Her That" (1919: 78/Col A-2835, LP-470, LP-1435, LP-1493) "Chloe" (1919: 78/Col A-2861, LP-626, LP-1435, LP-1493) "My Mammy" (1928: 78/Bruns 3912, LP-82, LP-731, LP-1130, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1816) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1946: LP-145, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1101, LP-1211, LP-1212, LP-1273, LP-1280, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1947, radio: 78/V-Disc 773) (1948: LP-677) "Some Beautiful Morning" (1919: 78/Col A-2940, LP-1493) "There's a Lump of Sugar Down in Dixie" (1917: 78/Col A-2491, LP-1373, LP-1493) "Tell That to the Marines" (1918: 78/Col A-2657, LP-626, LP-1335, LP-1493, LP-1543) "Why Do They All Take the Night Boat to Albany?" (1930, film soundtrack: LP-269) Farber Sisters: "How'd You Like to Be My Daddy?" (1918: 78/Col A-2525, LP-1493) (1918: 78/PathÀ)À 20355) "There's a Lump of Sugar Down in Dixie" (1918: 78/PathÀ)À 20355
MUSIC: George Gershwin. "Swanee"
Recording(s): 1953: LP-1218) (1956: LP-353
"Swanee"
Recording(s): LP-458, LP-1202, LP-1541
"You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet"
Recording(s): 1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22237, 78/Operaphone 21135) "I'll Say She Does" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22064, 78/Operaphone 21103) "Avalon" (1920: 78/Emerson 10274) (1920: 78/Bruns 2050) (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22449) (1921: 78/Vocalion 14109) "Some Beautiful Morning" (1919: 78/Emerson 1082) (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22170, 78/Operaphone 21125) "That Lullaby of Long Ago" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22170) "I Gave Her That" (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22258) (1920: 78/Vocalion 14028) "My Mammy" (1920: 78/Arto 9040) (1920: 78/Grey Gull L-2046) (1921: 78/Gennett 4679
MUSIC: Harry Carroll. WORDS: Joseph McCarthy. "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-2557, LP-1493
MUSIC: Louis A Hirsch. WORDS: Rennold Wolf.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-6055
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35677
MUSIC & WORDS: Ivor Novello, Ronald Jeans, others. Margaret Campbell: "Goblin Golliwog Trees" Alfred Austin: "Naughty Old Gentleman"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) L-1259) Guy Lefeuvre: "God Give Me You" Harry Glen: "Mr. Pau-Puk-Keewis" (78/Col(E) L-1260) Beatrice Lillie: "Maryland" Lillie, Campbell: "I Hate to Give Trouble" (78/Col(E) L-1257) Lillie: "I Said Goodbye," "Sammy" (78/Col(E) L-1256) Lillie, Austin: "My River Girl" Ethel Baird: "Something Doing Over There" (78/Col(E) L-1258
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Michael E Rourke
Recording(s): "Herbert Reynolds"). (78/Vic 35677
"Smiles"
Recording(s): LP-869
Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 718) Alice Delysia: "Live for All You're Worth," "The Aeroplane Walk" (78/Col(E) L-1270) "Helen of Troy" (78/Col(E) L-1269, LP-128) "Ninon de l'Enclos" (78/Col(E) L-1269) Delysia, John Humphries: "If You Could Care" Hayden Coffin: "With a Hey! and a Ho!" (78/Col(E) L-1268) Humphries: "Old Man Adam" Daisy Hancox, Mona Vivian: "Two Little Bits of Greece" (78/Col(E) L-1271) Vivian: "Fritz" Hancox: "What Ho, Mr. Watteau" (78/Col(E) L-1272) Clifford Morgan: "Potsdam," "A Blighty One" (78/Col(E) L-1273
"If You Could Care for Me," "Ninon de l'Enclos"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-523, LP-128
"Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning"
Recording(s): See 42704a & 420704c) "Mandy" (1938 radio, with Al Jolson & Eddie Cantor: LP-387
Fanny Brice: "I'm an Indian"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Vic 45303, LP-1, LP-33, LP-1239, LP-1243, LP-1493) Avon Comedy Four: "Hungarian Restaurant Scene" (1916: 78/Vic 35602, LP-1493
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Rida Johnson Young.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35694
"Just like a Gypsy"
Recording(s): 1919: 78/Col A-6138, LP-1493) "Prohibition Blues" (1919: 78/Col A-2823, LP-1493) "Without You" (1918: 78/Col A-2921, LP-1493
"I Love You, Dear"
Recording(s): LP-1057
"You Can't Do Nothing Till Martin Gets Here"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-6216
MUSIC: Harold Orlob. WORDS: Harry L Cort, George E Stoddard.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35691
MUSIC: Anthony Bafunno. WORDS: Alonzo Price.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35691)
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Henry Blossom. "There's Nothing Too Fine for the Finest"
Recording(s): LP-1011
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg, Jean Schwartz. WORDS: Joseph Atteridge. Esther Walker: "Sahara"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18613, LP-1493) Fannie Watson: "Who Played Poker with Pocahontas?" (78/Okeh 1193, LP-1493) Watson Sisters: "I Always Think I'm Up in Heaven" (78/Okeh 1216, LP-1493
MUSIC: Andre Messager. WORDS: Adrian Ross. COND: Kennedy Russell. CAST: John Clarke, Marion Green, & Robert Parker, who were also in 1919 New York prod; Alice Moffat, Maggie Teyte. Clarke: "Honour and Love" Clarke, Green, Parker: "Going to the Ball"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) L-1309) Clarke, Moffat: "I Love You a Little," "We Are Not Speaking Now" (78/Col(E) L-1308) Green: "Red Rose," "English Maids" (78/Col(E) L-1306) "Gold and Blue and White," "Under the Moon" (78/Col(E) L-1307) Green, Teyte: "Lightly, Lightly" (78/Col(E) L-1312) "Say No More" (78/Col(E) L-1313) Finale, Act I (78/Col(E) L-1314) "What Are Names?" (78/Col(E) L-1315) Finale, Act II (78/Col(E) L-1316) Teyte: "Philomel" (78/Col(E) L-1310) "I Do Not Know" (78/Col(E) L-1311) (All of the above records were reissued on Opal(E) 817.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 740) "Waltz/Rose Minuet" (78/Col(E) 741
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2443
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Anne Caldwell. "The Bull Frog Patrol"
Recording(s): 1922: 78/HMV(E) C-1093, LP-430, LP-1493) (1924: 78/Vic 19352) (1928: 78/Col(E) 5182
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35694, LP-606
MUSIC: Richard Winterberg. WORDS: Anne Caldwell.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35491
MUSIC: Ivan Caryll, Willie Redstone. WORDS: Clifford Grey. COND: Willie Redstone. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 742) Yvonne Arnaud: "Chiquita," "Cherie, Oh Ma Cherie" (78/Col(E) L-1318) Arnaud, Leslie Henson, George Grossmith: "The Happy Family" (78/Col(E) MC-15) "I Like It" (78/Col(E) MC-16) Phyllis Dare: "Some Day" (78/Col(E) MC-11) "Thousands of Years Ago" (78/Col(E) MC-12) Dare, Grossmith: "Joan and Peter" (78/Col(E) MC-13) "There's a Light in Your Eye" (78/Col(E) MC-14) Grossmith: "Desertion" (78/Col(E) MC-8) Henson, Tom Walls: "A Little Touch of Spring" (78/Col(E) MC-17) Henson: "Motoring" (78/Col(E) MC-9) "Women Haven't Any Mercy on a Man" (78/Col(E) MC-10
"Tee-Oodle-Um-Bum-Bo"
Recording(s): LP-375, LP-459, LP-1202) "Nobody but You" (LP-458) "From Now On" (LP-1658
Bert Williams: "When the Moon Shines on the Moonshine"
Recording(s): 1919: 78/Col A-2849, LP-1, LP-232, LP-514, LP-518, LP-639, LP-811, LP-890, LP-1487, LP-1493) "It's Nobody's Business but My Own" (1919: 78/Col A-2750, LP-232, LP-639, LP-1493) Eddie Cantor: "You'd Be Surprised" (1919: 78/Emerson 10102, LP-485, LP-514, LP-1243, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1755) (1947: LP-114, LP-143) "When They're Old Enough to Know Better" (1919: 78/Emerson 1094, LP-514) (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22201, LP-1493) "I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22201, LP-514, LP-1493) "You Don't Need the Wine to Have a Wonderful Time" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22163, LP-1493) (1919: 78/Emerson 1071, LP-485, LP-514) "Oh, the Last Rose of Summer" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22163, LP-1493) (1919: 78/Emerson 10134, LP-485, LP-514) "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm?" (1943, radio: LP-1584) (1944 radio, with Tommy Dorsey Orch: 78/V-Disc 358) (1947: LP-143, LP-165, LP-384) (1947, radio: LP-1591) (1950: LP-1458) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "Mandy" (1934: 78/Rex(E) 8390, LP-379, LP-593, LP-1153, LP-1207, LP-1243, LP-1253, LP-1556) (1938, with Irving Berlin (composer) & Al Jolson: LP-387) (1950: LP-1458) John Steel: "A Pretty Girl Is like a Melody" (by Irving Berlin) (1919: 78/Vic 18588, LP-157, LP-514, LP-519, LP-710, LP-1180, LP-1371, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1825, LP-1831) (1938: LP-387) "Tulip Time" (1919: 78/Vic 18588, LP-514, LP-1493) "My Baby's Arms" (1919: 78/Vic 18611, LP-514, LP-1493) Gus Van & Joe Schenck: "Mandy" (1919: 78/Col A-2780, LP-157, LP-514, LP-519, LP-710, LP-1493, LP-1633) "Sweet Kisses" (1919: 78/Col A-2792, LP-514, LP-1493) Ray Dooley: "Mandy" Eddie Dowling: "I'm the Guy Who Guards the Harem" (Later, with chorus: LP-1010
"When My Baby Smiles at Me"
Recording(s): 1920: 78/Col A-2908, LP-1146, LP-1493) (1926: 78/Col 922-D, LP-1296) (1938: 78/Dec 2054, LP-167, LP-297, LP-457, LP-491, LP-1017) "I'll See You in C-U-B-A" (1920: 78/Col A-2927
"Oh, What a Girl"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 10109, LP-1493) (78/Vocalion 12213) (78/PathÀ)À 22216) (78/Okeh 4043
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Someone Else May Be There When I'm Gone"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) F-1011, LP-583
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Charles Cuvillier, Douglas Furber. Orchestra: Medley:
Recording(s): 1919: 78/Col(E) 781) Alice Delysia (also of 1920 New York cast): "Dardanella," "You'd Be Surprised" (by Irving Berlin) (1920: 78/Col(E) F-1043, LP-128) "Live for Love," "No Man's Land" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1027) "Dear Lonely Lover" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1029) "A Garden of Make-Believe" Delysia, Harry Welchman: "Night Was Made for Love" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1028, LP-128) Lupino Lane (also of 1920 New York cast): "The Man from Mexico" Welchman: "Give the Devil His Due" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1025) "'Neath Your Casement" Welchman, Marie Burke: "Ah, Give Me Your Lips" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1026) Welchman, John Humphries: "Antiques" Lane, Humphries: "United We Stand" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1024) Burke: "Rose of Seville," "Sunshine Valley" (1919: 78/Col(E) F-1023
MUSIC: Victor Jacobi, Fritz Kreisler. WORDS: William LeBaron.
Recording(s): 78/Victor 35697
"Little Girls, Goodbye"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 20001, LP-944, LP-1232, LP-1493) "You Are Free" (With Lucille RenÀ)À: 78/Vocalion 20002, LP-944, LP-1232, LP-1493
Fritz Kreisler, violin: "Who Can Tell?"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 64902) "Tambourin Chinois" (1911: 78/Vic 74203) (1928: 78/Vic 6844) Fritz Kreisler, piano, & Hugo Kreisler, cello: "The Letter Song" (78/Vic 66185) "I'm in Love" (78/Vic 66116
Sketch "The Doctor's Office"
Recording(s): Fragment, 1953: LP-1218) (1958, rec live: LP-1222) (Later(?), rec live: LP-1630
MUSIC & WORDS: B C Hilliam.
Recording(s): 78/Col A-6142
Recitation "The Three Trees"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 5866, LP-323, LP-1493
Nancy Gibbs, F Pope Stamper: "Chelsea," "I Never Realised" both by Cole Porter)
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) F-1033, LP-300) Orchestra: Medley, "I Never Realised" (78/Col(E) 783
MUSIC: Harry Tierney. WORDS: Joseph McCarthy. COND: Frank Tours. Edith Day also of orig cast): "Irene"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) F-1044, LP-84) "Alice Blue Gown" (78/Col(E) F-1044, LP-84, LP-1180) "To Be Worthy of You," "Castle of Dreams" (78/Col(E) F-1045, LP-1493) "Sky Rocket" (78/Col(E) F-1046, LP-1493) Day, Robert Michaelis: "To Love You" (78/Col(E) F-1046) Winnie Collins, Margaret Campbell, Robert Hale: "We're Getting Away with It," "The Talk of the Town" (78/Col(E) F-1047) "The Last Part of Every Party," Daisy Hancox: "Hobbies" (78/Col(E) F-5) (The above records were reissued on Monmouth 7057.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 821) Waltz (78/Col(E) 823
ORCH: Ralph Burns. COND: Jack Lee. CAST: Debbie Reynolds, Monte Markham, Ruth Warrick, George S Irving, Patsy Kelly, Carmen Alvarez, Janie Sell, Ted Pugh.
Recording(s): Col KS-32266; CD/Sony SK-32266. Excerpt: Reynolds: "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" (LP-1110).
Recording(s): See also listing for 1920 London prod.) "Alice Blue Gown" (1920: 78/Vic 45176, LP-18, LP-711, LP-1146, LP-1399, LP-1493, LP-1633, LP-1825) (1934: 78/Dec(E) K-725, LP-56) "Irene" (1920: 78/Vic 45176, LP-1146, LP-1493
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35697
Recording(s): 78/Col A-6142
COND: Michael Reed. CAST: Julie Anthony, Jon Pertwee, Eric Flynn, Jessie Evans, Janet Mahoney, Jenny Logan.
Recording(s): EMI(E) EMC-3139
Anna Neagle: "Alice Blue Gown"
Recording(s): 78/RKO Radio Pictures mx B8254
"You Made Me Love You"
Recording(s): LP-1347
"I Want to Spread a Little Sunshine"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 20462, LP-1493
"Limehouse Nights"
Recording(s): LP-458
"Whistle a Song"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 22361
MUSIC: Walter Scanlan. WORDS: Walter Scanlan, others. "There Is One Girl"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 10325) "Nora," "On Sweetheart Shore" (78/Emerson 10299
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Anne Caldwell.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35702, LP-606, LP-993
MUSIC: Oscar Straus. WORDS: Harold Atteridge, Edward Delancy Dunn. Jose Collins: "Love, the Minstrel"
Recording(s): 1922: 78/Col(E) 911, LP-152) "Just for a While" (1922: 78/Col(E) 911, LP-152) (1934: 78/Dec(E) K-730) "The Mirror Song" Collins, Kingsley Lark: "When Life and Love Are Calling" (1922: 78/Col(E) 912) "The Magic Waltz Refrain," "The Last Waltz" (1922: 78/Col(E) 910) Lark: "Red Roses," "Man Is Master of His Fate" (1922: 78/Col(E) 913
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 35004
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart, Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers. ORCH: Bruce Pomahac. COND: Howard Shanet. CAST: Daniel Frank, Cheryl Suzanne Horowitz, Rod McLucas, Marci Pliskin, Avi Simon, Francis Larson, Annie Laurita.
Recording(s): Original Cast CYM-8023
"Rose of Spain"
Recording(s): 78/Okeh 4119) (78/Vocalion 14106) (78/PathÀ)À 22427) (78/Gennett 9075) "I Love the Land of Old Black Joe" (78/PathÀ)À 22425) "Can You Tell?" (78/Vocalion 14106) (78/PathÀ)À 22427
"Lassie o' Mine"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 24011
MUSIC: Albert Von Tilzer. WORDS: Neville Fleeson.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35705
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 36210
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Harry Graham.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1331
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9216
"Life Is a Beautiful Garden," "Shine, Bright Moon"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-2457
"The Blue Mazurka" with Frank Titterton: 78/Vocalion
Recording(s): E) S-112, LP-1788) "Shine Bright Moon" (78/Vocalion(E) S-113, LP-1788) "This Locket That I Wore" (with Frank Titterton: 78/Vocalion(E) S-113) "I Am Alone" (78/Vocalion(E) S-112
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Arthur Johnson. "Songs of Long Ago"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 2046
"On My Mind the Whole Night Long"
Recording(s): LP-375, LP-1541) "Idle Dreams," "Scandal Walk" (LP-1541
Fanny Brice: "I'm an Indian"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Vic 45303, LP-1, LP-33, LP-1239, LP-1243) "I was a Florodora Baby" (1928, film soundtrack: LP-751, LP-1243) Gus Van & Joe Schenck: "All She'd Say Was 'Umh Hum'" (1920: 78/Col A-3319) "Marimba" (1920: 78/Col A-3336) Art Hickman Orch: "Tell Me, Little Gypsy/Bells" (both by Irving Berlin) (1920: 78/Col A-2972) "Hold Me" (1920: 78/Col A-2899) John Steel: "Tell Me, Little Gypsy" (1920: 78/Vic 18687) "The Girls of My Dreams" (by Irving Berlin) (1920: 78/Vic 18687, LP-336) "The Love Boat" (by Victor Herbert) (1920: 78/Vic 18695, LP-767
"Wild, Romantic Blues"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 020480, LP-1235
"My Vision Girls"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À 20463
MUSIC: Victor Herbert. WORDS: Robert B Smith. "Catch 'em Young, Treat 'em Rough, Tell 'em Nothing"
Recording(s): LP-1010
"My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18691) (78/Edison 50707
MUSIC: Haenschen. "Read 'em and Weep"
Recording(s): 1920: 78/Bruns 2055) (1920: 78/Paramount 20029) (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22437) (1921: 78/Edison 50735) (78/Lyric 5224) (1928: 78/Bruns 4076
Frank Crumit: "I'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop"
Recording(s): 1920: 78/Col A-3332) "Wait Until You See My Madeline" (1921: 78/Col A-3415) Ford Hanford (carpenter's saw): "My Old Kentucky Home/Old Black Joe" Hanford & Pee Wee Myers: "Down in Arkansas" (1921: 78/Grey Gull L-7007) (1921: 78/Vic 18767
"Rose of My Heart"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18724) "Whispering" (78/Vic 18695
MUSIC: Efrem Zimbalist. WORDS: Joseph W Herbert. "Believe Me, Beloved"
Recording(s): 1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22451) (1920: 78/Aeolian 14112) "My Husband's Dearest Friend" (1921, with Irene Williams: 78/Bruns 5044
MUSIC: Cole Porter. WORDS: Clifford Grey. Lily St John: "Looking Around"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) F-1062, LP-300) St John, Leslie Henson: "Why Didn't We Meet Before?" (78/Col(E) F-1061, LP-300
"When the Moon Shines on the Moonshine"
Recording(s): 1919: 78/Col A-2849, LP-1, LP-232, LP-514, LP-518, LP-639, LP-811, LP-890, LP-1487) "I Want to Know Where Tosti Went" (1920: 78/Col A-3305, LP-324, LP-811, LP-890) "Eve Cost Adam Just One Bone" (1920: 78/Col A-3339, LP-639, LP-890
Duncan Sisters: "Baby Sister Blues"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19050) Six Brown Brothers (saxophones): "Wonderful Girl, Wonderful Boy/The Girl I Never Met" (78/Vic 18714
MUSIC: Louis A Hirsch. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Frank Mandel.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35702
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 36210
MUSIC: Herbert Stothart. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35705
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Clifford Grey, P G Wodehouse, B G DeSylva, Anne Caldwell. George Grossmith, Heather Thatcher, Seymour Beard: "The Lorelei" Dorothy Dickson: "You Can't Keep a Good Girl Down,"
Recording(s): Col(E) F-1075) "Wild Rose" Grossmith, Thatcher: "The Church 'round the Corner" (Col(E) F-1074) Gregory Stroud: "Sally" Dickson, Stroud: "Whip-Poor-Will" (Col(E) F-1077) "Look for the Silver Lining" Leslie Henson: "The Schnitza-Komisski" (Col(E) F-1076) Orchestra: Ballet Music (by Victor Herbert) (Col(E) 881) (All of the above records are on Monmouth 7053 & LP-430.
" "Look for the Silver Lining"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DB-2094, LP-64, LP-173, LP-794, LP-933, LP-1251) "Whip-Poor-Will" (78/Col(E) DB-2094, LP-64, LP-173, LP-794
"Wild Rose"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2946, LP-173) "Look for the Silver Lining" (78/HMV(E) C-2946
COND: Leonard Joy.
Recording(s): LP-306
COND: Geoff Harvey. VOCALS: Jimmy Parkinson, Betty Parker.
Recording(s): Light Music Club(New Zealand) LZ-7073, with Good News
"The Schnitzka Komisska"
Recording(s): LP-566
Marilyn Miller also of orig cast), Alexander Gray: "If I'm Dreaming"
Recording(s): LP-751) "Look for the Silver Lining" (LP-751, LP-1038, LP-1755
Recording(s): 78/Edison Bell (E) 5175
Sketch "French Taught in a Hurry"
Recording(s): 1942: LP-630) (Later, with Al Kelly: 78/Jubilee 3507
VOCALS: uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) 3358
"Why Worry?"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-3360) "The Broadway Blues" (78/Col A-3311)
"Margie"
Recording(s): 1920: 78/Emerson 10301, LP-485, LP-1146, LP-1243) (1940: 78/Col 35428, LP-721, LP-1556) (1940, live: LP-1570) (1944: 78/Dec 23723, LP-165) (1950: LP-1458) (1954: LP-144) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me" (1944: 78/Dec 23723, LP-165) (1950: LP-1458) (1954: LP-38, LP-144) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "I Never Knew" (1921: 78/Emerson 10349, LP-485) "Palesteena" (1920: 78/Emerson 10292) "And She Gave Them All the Ha! Ha! Ha!" (1920: 78/Emerson 10292, LP-485) "I Wish That I'd Been Born in Borneo" (1920: 78/Emerson 10301, LP-485
"My Old New Jersey Home"
Recording(s): 78/Emerson 10352
"Dear Love, My Love"
Recording(s): LP-733
MUSIC: Vincent Youmans, Paul Lannin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin
Recording(s): "Arthur Francis"). (78/Aeolian Vocalion 35004
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. Red Newman: "Oh! It's a Lovely War"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(C) 216366, LP-899) "Medals on My Chest" (78/HMV(C) 216398, LP-899
MUSIC: Eubie Blake. WORDS: Noble Sissle. COND: Eubie Blake. CAST: Avon Long, Thelma Carpenter, Louise Woods, Laurence Watson.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3154, with Blackbirds of 1928
Eubie Blake piano) & His Shuffle Along Orch: "Baltimore Buzz/In Honeysuckle Time"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Vic 18791, LP-422) "Bandana Days/I'm Just Wild about Harry" (1921: 78/Vic 18791, LP-431, LP-587) Blake (piano): "Good Night, Angeline" (1919, piano roll with Edgar Fairchild: LP-730) "Baltimore Buzz/In Honeysuckle Time" (1921: 78/Emerson 10434, LP-431, LP-587) "I'm Just Wild about Harry" (1969: LP-392, LP-1007) (1973: LP-1760) Blake (piano) & Ivan Harold Browning of orig cast (vocal): "Good Night, Angeline," "Love Will Find a Way" (1971: LP-1092) "If You've Never Been Vamped by a Brownskin," "In Honeysuckle Time," "I'm Just Wild about Harry" (1972: LP-1075) Noble Sissle (vocal): "Good Night, Angeline" (1917: 78/PathÀ)À 20226) "On Patrol in No Man's Land" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22089, LP-431) "I'm Just Simply Full of Jazz" (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22284, LP-587) "Ain't Cha Coming Back, Mary Ann, to Maryland" (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22284) "Low Down Blues" (1921: 78/Emerson 10365, LP-587) "In Honeysuckle Time" (1921: 78/Emerson 10385, LP-431, LP-1146) "Baltimore Buzz" (1921: 78/Emerson 10385, LP-431, LP-1180, LP-1633, LP-1825) Sissle & Blake: "Love Will Find a Way" (1921: 78/Emerson 10396, LP-422, LP-431, LP-1755) "Oriental Blues" (1921: 78/Emerson 10396, LP-422) "I'm Craving for That Kind of Love" (1922: 78/Emerson 10513, LP-422) "Bandana Days" (1922: 78/Paramount 12002, LP-422, LP-431, LP-1146) "If You've Never Been Vamped by a Brownskin" (1922: 78/Paramount 12002) Medley of seven songs (1969: LP-392) Gertrude Saunders: "I'm Craving for That
Eubie Blake piano) & His Shuffle Along Orch: "Baltimore Buzz/In Honeysuckle Time"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Vic 18791, LP-422) "Bandana Days/I'm Just Wild about Harry" (1921: 78/Vic 18791, LP-431, LP-587) Blake (piano): "Good Night, Angeline" (1919, piano roll with Edgar Fairchild: LP-730) "Baltimore Buzz/In Honeysuckle Time" (1921: 78/Emerson 10434, LP-431, LP-587) "I'm Just Wild about Harry" (1969: LP-392, LP-1007) (1973: LP-1760) Blake (piano) & Ivan Harold Browning of orig cast (vocal): "Good Night, Angeline," "Love Will Find a Way" (1971: LP-1092) "If You've Never Been Vamped by a Brownskin," "In Honeysuckle Time," "I'm Just Wild about Harry" (1972: LP-1075) Noble Sissle (vocal): "Good Night, Angeline" (1917: 78/PathÀ)À 20226) "On Patrol in No Man's Land" (1919: 78/PathÀ)À 22089, LP-431) "I'm Just Simply Full of Jazz" (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22284, LP-587) "Ain't Cha Coming Back, Mary Ann, to Maryland" (1920: 78/PathÀ)À 22284) "Low Down Blues" ( 78/Emerson 10365, LP-587) "In Honeysuckle Time" (1921: 78/Emerson 10385, LP-431, LP-1146) "Baltimore Buzz" (1921: 78/Emerson 10385, LP-431, LP-1180, LP-1633, LP-1825) Sissle & Blake: "Love Will Find a Way" (1921: 78/Emerson 10396, LP-422, LP-431, LP-1755) "Oriental Blues" (1921: 78/Emerson 10396, LP-422) "I'm Craving for That Kind of Love" (1922: 78/Emerson 10513, LP-422) "Bandana Days" (1922: 78/Paramount 12002, LP-422, LP-431, LP-1146) "If You've Never Been Vamped by a Brownskin" (1922: 78/Paramount 12002) Medley of seven songs (1969: LP-392) Gertrude Saunders: "I'm Craving for That Kind of Love," "Daddy, Won't You Please Come Home?" (1921: 78/Okeh 8004, LP-431) Miller & Lyles: Sketch "Fourth of July in Jim Town," Sketch "Election Day in Jim Town" (1922: 78/Okeh 4766) Sketch "The Fight" ("Jim Town's Fisticuffs") (1924: 78/Okeh 40186, LP-431) Four Harmony Kings: "Goodnight, Angeline" (1921: 78/Black Swan 2016
"Saturday"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-3471
Fanny Brice: "Second-Hand Rose"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Vic 45263, LP-18, LP-32, LP-33, LP-230, LP-518, LP-542, LP-710, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1243, LP-1633, LP-1755, LP-1825, LP-1831) (1928 film: LP-724) "My Man" (1921: 78/Vic 45263, LP-1, LP-148, LP-758, LP-1247, LP-1633) (1927: 78/Vic 21168, LP-32, LP-33, LP-44, LP-539, LP-542, LP-1130, LP-1243, LP-1399, LP-1444, LP-1831) (1928 film: LP-724. Incomplete: LP-595.) (1936: LP-157) John Steel: "Bring Back My Blushing Rose," "Sally, Won't You Come Back?" (1921: 78/Vic 18813) Gus Van & Joe Schenck: "O'Reilly, I'm Ashamed of You" (1921: 78/Col A-3490) "In the Old Town Hall," "What's a-Gonna Be Next?" (1921: 78/Col A-3461) (c 1929: LP-906) "Ain't You Coming Out, Malinda?," "Wang Wang Blues" (1921: 78/Col A-3427) Schenck: "Sally, Won't You Come Back?" (1921: 78/Col A-3478
"Drifting Along with the Tide"
Recording(s): LP-459, LP-1202
MUSIC: Carlo Sanders, Frank Crumit, Dave Zoob. WORDS: Howard Johnson. Frank Crumit: "Sweet Lady"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Col A-3475) Crumit, Julia Sanderson: "Sweet Lady" (1941: LP-57, LP-1146) "We'll Never Grow Old" (1941: LP-57
"Mavourneen," "My Galway Rose"
Recording(s): 78/Edison 50836) "Judy" (78/Edison 50893
Mamie Smith: "Stop! Rest a While"
Recording(s): 78/Okeh 4471) Edith Wilson (who replaced Smith in the show), Johnny Dunn Orch: "Nervous Blues," "Vampin' Liza Jane" (78/Col A-3479, LP-816) "Old Time Blues" (78/Col A-3506, LP-816) Johnny Dunn Orch: "Put and Take" (78/Col A-3579
"Vampin' Liza Jane"
Recording(s): LP-907
"Down the Old Church Aisle"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Col A-3538) (1927: 78/Col 1207-D) (1941: 78/Dec 3846, LP-167, LP-457,LP-1017) "Three O'Clock in the Morning" (1930: 78/Col 2246-D) (1938: 78/Dec 2110, LP-167, LP-457, LP-1017) "Fate" (1922: 78/Col A-3738
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "School House Blues"
Recording(s): 1922: 78/Bruns 2268, LP-336) "Everybody Step" (1938, radio: LP-387
"Canzonetta"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 30145, LP-649
Al Jolson: "April Showers"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Col A-3500, LP-516, LP-793, LP-935, LP-1543) (1926 film S/T: LP-1709) (1932: 78/Bruns 6502, LP-41, LP-721, LP-793, LP-988, LP-1032, LP-1146, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1613, LP-1816) (1944: LP-966) (1944 radio, with Tommy Dorsey Orch: 78/V-Disc 306) (1945, with Louis Silvers (composer), piano: LP-679) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1945: LP-145, LP-244, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1948: LP-677) "I'm Goin' South" (1923: 78/Col 61-D, LP-288, LP-1373) (1924: 78/Bruns 2569, LP-73, LP-731) "California, Here I Come" (1924: 78/Bruns 2569, LP-73, LP-626, LP-731, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1669, LP-1816) (1935: LP-965) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032) (1946: LP-145, LP-243, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1280, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1950(?): LP-1438) "Toot, Toot, Tootsie" (1922: 78/Col A-3705, LP-288, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1543) (1936, radio: LP-1497) (1946: LP-682) (1947: LP-198, LP-244, LP-394, LP-409, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432, LP-1438) (1947, with Eddie Cantor: LP-438, LP-963) (1948: LP-677) (1950: LP-965, LP-1816) "Some Beautiful Morning" (1919: 78/Col A-2940) "Yoo-Hoo" (1921: 78/Col A-3513, LP-1435) (1943: LP-965) "Give Me My Mammy" (1921: 78/Col A-3540, LP-1373) "Who Cares?" (1922: 78/Col A-3779, LP-793, LP-1669) "Morning Will Come" (1923: 78/Col A-3880, LP-1373, LP-1543) "Coo Coo" (1922: 78/Col A-3626) "Stella" (1923: 78/Col A-3913, LP-1435, LP-1543) Hart Sisters: "Sleepy Little Village" (1922: 78/Col A-3650
MUSIC: Emmerich Kalman. WORDS: B G DeSylva.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35722)
MUSIC & WORDS: Rudolf Friml, Otto Harbach, others. COND: Howard Carr. Ethel Levey, chorus: "Blue Kiten Blues" Levey, Roy Royston: "I'm Head and Heels in Love"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1242) "Cutie" Royston, Dorothy Brown: "When I Waltz with You" (78/HMV(E) C-1239) "I Found a Bud among the Roses" "Down Paradise Way" (78/HMV(E) C-1240) W H Berry: "Breakfast in Bed," "Summer Is Here" (78/HMV(E) C-1241) Bobby Howes, Estelle Brody: "Where the Honeymoon Alone Can See" (78/HMV(E) C-1243) "A Twelve O'Clock Girl in a Nine O'Clock Town" (78/HMV(E) C-1243, LP-1434) (All these records were reissued on LP-448.
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. COND: S Kogan. COMPERE: Nikita Balieff. CAST: Mmes Birse, Ershova, Nedelina, Vladimirskaya; Messrs Dedovitch, Shevtchenko; chorus. "A Russian Barcarolle," "'Round the Hay Wain"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9220) "Song of the Black Hussars," "Grief" (78/Col(E) 4423) "A Pastoral," "O Sing to Me the Old Scotch Songs" (78/Col(E) 4424) "Berceuse," "Gipsy Song" (78/Col(E) 4425
COND: Archangelsky. CAST: The Chauve Souris Company. "Russian Bacarolle/Dark Eyes/Drinking Song/The Black Hussars/'Round the Hay Wain/Grief/Oh, Tell Me/Alluring Gipsy Girl"
Recording(s): 1933: 78/Col(E) DX-439) "Russian Popular Songs" (1931: 78/Col(E) DB-518) "Venetian Night" (1931: 78/Col(E) DB-520) "The Knife-Grinder's Daughter" Mmes Safonova, Erchova: Duet from Pique-Dame (1933: 78/Col(E) DX-440) With guitars: "Gipsy Caravan" (1931: 78/Col(E) DB-518) "Dark Eyes," "O Tell Me" (1931: 78/Col(E) DB-519) "It Will Rain" (1931: 78/Col(E) DB-520) "Two Guitars," "The Alluring Gipsy Girl" (1931: 78/Col(E) DB-521
MUSIC & WORDS: Paul Lannin, William Daly. "Oh Gee! Oh Gosh!," "The Whichness of the Whatness"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-1719, LP-78, LP-866, LP-1030
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: B G DeSylva. "Do It Again"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-523, LP-128
"I'm Hungry for Beautiful Girls," "I Love Her, She Loves Me"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-3624, LP-1556) "Sophie" (78/Col A-3754, LP-1556
Ed Gallagher & Al Shean: "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean"
Recording(s): 1922: 78/Vic 18941, LP-1755. Incomplete: LP-1, LP-18, LP-518, LP-539, LP-711, LP-1825.) Shean: "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean" (1941 film soundtrack, with Charles Winninger: LP-465) (1943, with Jack Kenney: 78/Coral 60033) (John) Olsen & (Chic) Johnson of orig cast (also lyricists): "Oh! Gee, Oh! Gosh, Oh! Golly I'm in Love" (1940, with girls' quartet: 78/Varsity 8308) Mary Lewis: "Old Folks at Home," "Dixie" (1928: 78/Vic 1345. Excerpts of both songs on LP-1.
MUSIC: George Gershwin. "The Yankee Doodle Blues"
Recording(s): LP-353
"In My Little Red Book"
Recording(s): LP-530
Edith Wilson: "He May Be Your Man but He Comes to See Me Sometimes"
Recording(s): 1922, with Johnny Dunn Orch of orig prod: 78/Col A-3653, LP-816) (1972, with Eubie Blake, piano: LP-1075) (1976: LP-723) Juanita Stinette Chappelle: "Southland" (1922: 78/Chappelle & Stinette 5006) Johnny Dunn Orch: "Hawaiian Blues" (1922: 78/Col A-3729) "Bugle Blues" (1921: 78/Col A-3541) (1928: 78/Col 14306-D) (1928: 78/Voc 1176, LP-1031
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: B G DeSylva, E Ray Goetz. "I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 18949, LP-49, LP-518, LP-1095, LP-1112, LP-1423, LP-1464, LP-1517) "I Found a Four-Leaf Clover" (78/Vic 18950
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: B G DeSylva. COND: Gregg Smith. CAST: Joyce Andrews, Patrick Mason, Walter Richardson, Thomas Bogdan, Jeffrey Meyer.
Recording(s): Turnabout TV-S-34638, titled "Gershwin: Blue Monday," with addl material
COND: Skitch Henderson. VOCALS: Uncredited.
Recording(s): Penzance PR-43, titled "Gershwin: 135th Street," with addl material
"I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise"
Recording(s): LP-561
ORCH: George Bassman. COND: Marin Alsop. CAST: Amy Burton, Gregory Hopkins, William Sharp, Arthur Woodley, Jamie J Offenbach.
Recording(s): CD/Angel CDC-54851-2, with addl material
WORDS: Raymond Klages. "Time Will Tell"
Recording(s): LP-530
MUSIC: Leo Fall. WORDS: Harry Graham. COND: Arthur Wood. Evelyn Laye: "Love Me Now"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 966, LP-1707) Derek Oldham: "Madame Pompadour" ("Serenade") (78/Col(E) 966) "Carnival Time" Laye, Oldham: "Reminiscence" (78/Col(E) 3372) "Love's Sentry," "By the Light of the Moon" (78/Col(E) 967) Laye, Huntley Wright: "Joseph" Wright, Elsie Randolph: "Two Little Birds in a Tree" (78/Col(E) 3371) (All of the above are on CD/Pearl(E) GEMM-CD9068, with The DuBarry.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 965
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Norton Collyer, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-592
Beppi de Vries: "Joseph," "Love Me Now"
Recording(s): 78/Col(Australia) 0645) Vera Spaull, Arthur Stigant: "Two Little Birds in a Tree," "If I Were King" (78/Col(Australia) 0686) Frank Webster, chorus: "Serenade," "Carnival Time" (78/Col(Australia) 02509) de Vries, Webster: "By the Light of the Moon," "Love's Sentry" (78/Col(Australia) 02510
"You Don't Know the Half of It," "You Must Come Over"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 14619) Ted Lewis Orch: "Georgette" (1922: 78/Col A-3662
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Various. "Ka-lu-a," "Dancing Time"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2946, LP-173
COND: John Ansell.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1086, LP-430
"Mammy's Carbon Copy," "You Need Someone, Someone Needs You"
Recording(s): 78/Col A-3742
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Lady of the Evening"
Recording(s): 1922: 78/Vic 18990, LP-336) "Will She Come from the East?" (1922: 78/Vic 18990) "Say It with Music" (1921: 78/Vic 18828, LP-1755
Isham Jones Orch: "Wabash Blues"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 5065
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. Jane Powell: "They're All My Boys"
Recording(s): LP-281
"Love Me"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19159)
COND: Arthur Wood. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9035) Lilian Davies (also of 1926 New York prod): "Thro' Life We Go Dancing Together" Davies, Gregory Stroud: "Just for a Night" (78/Col(E) 3625) "Those Eyes So Tender" Stroud, Ivy Tresmand: "If You Cared" (78/Col(E) 3627) Stroud: "I've Planned a Rendez-vous" Tresmand, Gene Gerrard: "When We Are Married" (78/Col(E) 3626) "Leander" Bobbie Comber, RenÀ)À Mallory: "Love and Duty" (78/Col(E) 3628
MUSIC: Charles Kunnecke. WORDS: Harry B Smith. "I'm Only a Pilgrim," "Man in the Moon"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion 14549
MUSIC: Vincent Youmans, Herbert Stothart. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II. Kitty Reidy: "I Can Always Find Another Partner" Howett Worster: "Wildflower"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 3891) "Goodbye, Little Rosebud" Evelyn Drewe: "There's Music in Our Hearts" (78/Col(E) 3892) Reidy, Worster: "Bambalina," "April Blossoms" (78/Col(E) 9078) (All the above are on World Records(E) SH-279, with The Student Prince. Incomplete: Monmouth 7052, with Tip-Toes.
"Mo'lasses"
Recording(s): LP-804
"I Want a Pretty Girl"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19051
"Two Hearts in Tune"
Recording(s): LP-1007
"Three Thousand Years Ago"
Recording(s): 78/Okeh 4941
"If You Want to Keep Your Daddy Home"
Recording(s): 78/Paramount 12016
MUSIC: George Gershwin. "The Life of a Rose"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19151
"I Love You"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19151
MUSIC & WORDS: Walter Scanlan. "Kitty," "Bit o' Pink and White"
Recording(s): 78/Edison 51259
"I Won't Say I Will" by George Gershwin & B G DeSylva)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19199, LP-1146, LP-1627) "So This Is Love" (78/Vic 19199
MUSIC & WORDS: Noel Coward, others. Gertrude Lawrence: "Parisian Pierrot"
Recording(s): 1931: 78/Dec mx GB-3521, LP-34, LP-1734) "You Were Meant for Me" (1932: 78/Dec(E) K-689, LP-34) (1936: 78/HMV(E) C-2835, LP-123, LP-276, LP-1440, LP-1715) Noel Coward: "Parisian Pierrot" (1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) (1936: 78/HMV(E) B-8414, LP-28, LP-502, LP-1252, LP-1317, LP-1482) Maisie Gay: "There's Life in the Old Girl Yet" (1924: 78/HMV(E) B-1805, LP-159, LP-502, LP-524, LP-1734) "What Love Means to Girls like Me" (1924: 78/HMV(E) B-1805, LP-502
"You Were Meant for Me"
Recording(s): LP-392
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. John Steel: "Little Butterfly," "An Orange Grove in California"
Recording(s): 1923: 78/Vic 19219) Brox Sisters: "Learn to Do the Strut" (1923: 78/Bruns 2538, LP-336) "Bring On the Pepper" (1922: 78/Bruns 2360
Gus Van & Joe Schenck: "That Bran' New Gal o' Mine"
Recording(s): 1923: 78/Col 6-D) Frank Crumit: "Sweet Alice" (1923: 78/Vic 19236
Eddie Cantor: "Eddie
Recording(s): Steady)" (1923: 78/Col A-3934, LP-1556) "Oh! Gee, Oh! Gosh, Oh! Golly I'm in Love" (1923: 78/Col A-3934, LP-1556) (1947: LP-143, LP-165, LP-384) Brooke Johns: "Take, Oh Take Those Lips Away" (1923: 78/Vic 19204) "Bebe" (1923: 78/Vic 19092) Paul Whiteman Orch: "So This Is Venice!" (1924: 78/Vic 19252) "Swanee River Blues," "Shake Your Feet" (1923: 78/Vic 19185) "Chansonette" (by Rudolf Friml) (1923: 78/HMV(E) B-1658) (1923: 78/Vic 19145) "If I Can't Get the Sweetie I Want" (1923: 78/Vic 19139) "My Mammy" (1921: 78/Vic 18737) Olga Steck: "Swanee River Blues" (1924: 78/Okeh 40017
Adelaide Hall: "Old Fashioned Love"
Recording(s): 1970: LP-484) Miller & Lyles: Sketch "The Fight" (1924: 78/Okeh 40186, LP-431) Sketch "Gwine to Africa" (1925, titled "Forty Below": 78/Okeh 40373) (1927: 78/Regal 8468
"Charleston"
Recording(s): Unknown date: LP-907) Medley "Charleston/Old Fashioned Love/Open Your Heart/Love Bug" (1924: LP-977
"Ships That Pass in the Night," "Join the Navy"
Recording(s): 78/Col 30-P, LP-1041) "Pirate Gold," "Sea of Dreams" (78/Col 31-P
"If You Do What You Do"
Recording(s): 1924: 78/Col 56-D, LP-1556) "Dinah" (1947: LP-143, LP-165, LP-384) (1954: LP-144, LP-542) "Is It True What They Say aboutDixie?" (1954: LP-144) "Ma, He's Makin' Eyes at Me" (1944: 78/Dec 23723, LP-165) (1950: LP-1458) (1954: LP-38, LP-144) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "If You Knew Susie" (1925: 78/Col 364-D, LP-379, LP-1243, LP-1556, LP-1633) (1930s/40s: LP-414) (1939: 78/Col 35325, LP-721, LP-758, LP-1556) (1940, live: LP-1570) (1947: LP-143, LP-165, LP-384) (1940s, with Maurice Chevalier: LP-1349) (1950: LP-1458) (1954: LP-144) (1950s, with Jimmy Durante: LP-439) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "Charley, My Boy" (1924: 78/Col 182-D, LP-1556) (1950: LP-1458) "My Best Girl" (1950: LP-1458
MUSIC: Harry Tierney. WORDS: Joseph McCarthy. COND: John Ansell.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9089
"He's the Hottest Man in Town"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19375)
"Limehouse Blues"
Recording(s): 1931: 78/Dec(E) F-3578, LP-34, LP-1115) (1936: 78/HMV(E) C-2835, LP-123, LP-276, LP-1440, LP-1715) (1939: LP-766) (Later, radio: LP-1013) (Later: LP-1135) (1952: LP-5) "You Were Meant for Me" (1932: 78/Dec(E) K-689, LP-34) (1936: 78/HMV(E) C-2835, LP-123, LP-276, LP-1440, LP-1715) "I Don't Know" (Later, radio: LP-1013
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: P G Wodehouse. ORCH: Robert Russell Bennett, Max Steiner, Hilding Anderson. COND: John McGlinn. CAST: Judy Blazer, Paige O'Hara, Davis Gaines, Jason Graae, Roberta Peters, Merwin Goldsmith, Paul V Ames, Beverly Lambert, Richard Woods, Paula Laurence.
Recording(s): CD/New World 80387-2
"Bye and Bye the Sun Will Shine"
Recording(s): 78/Edison 51487
"Innocent Eyes"
Recording(s): LP-530
"La Java"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À(F) 6603
"Biminy"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19429
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: B G DeSylva. "Somebody Loves Me"
Recording(s): 1924, with Isabelle Patricola: 78/Vocalion 14866) (1945, with Sally Sweetland: LP-654, LP-763
MUSIC: Eubie Blake. WORDS: Noble Sissle. Blake, Sissle: "Manda"
Recording(s): 1924: 78/Vic 19494, LP-18, LP-711) "Dixie Moon" (1924: 78/Vic 19494) "You Ought to Know" (1925: 78/Edison 51572) (1926: 78/Edison Bell Winner(E) 4417, LP-587) "A Jockey's Life for Mine" (1926: 78/Edison Bell Winner (E) 4417) "I Wonder Where My Sweetie Can Be" (dropped from the show) (1925: 78/Edison Bell Winner(E) 4371, LP-587) Sissle: "Mammy's Little Choc'late Cullud Chile" (1917: 78/PathÀ)À 20210) Blake: "Dixie Moon" (1969: LP-392
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Julie Andrews, Giorgio Tozzi, Meier Tzelniker, Frances Day, Marion Keene, Frederick Harvey, John Hauxvell, Tudor Evans.
Recording(s): RCA LOP-1001
COND: George Stoll. CAST: Ann Blyth, Howard Keel, Bert Lahr, Fernando Lamas, Marjorie Main.
Recording(s): MGM 10" 229; CD/MCA MCAD-6176, with Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Excerpts: Lahr: "I'm a Mountie Who Never Got His Man" (LP-975) Blyth, Lamas: "Indian Love Call" Keel: "Rose Marie" (L
Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy: "Indian Love Call"
Recording(s): 1936: 78/Vic 4323, LP-4, LP-183, LP-242, LP-462, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1185, LP-1355, LP-1361, LP-1417, LP-1561, LP-1755, LP-1813) (1945: LP-908) (1948, radio: LP-756, LP-1388) (1958: LP-134) MacDonald: "Indian Love Call" (1944: LP-378) (1950: LP-77, LP-957, LP-1397) "Tes yeux" (1949: 45/RCA 49-0921, LP-536) Eddy: "The Mounties" (1935: 78/Vic 4305, LP-4, LP-183, LP-242, LP-462, LP-874, LP-1238, LP-1355, LP-1561) "Rose-Marie" (1935: 78/Vic 4305, LP-4, LP-242, LP-462, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1203, LP-1238, LP-1355, LP-1361, LP-1561, LP-1575, LP-1813) (1958: LP-134, LP-1348) (c 1965: LP-499) Allan Jones: "Rose-Marie" (1978: LP-912
COND: Herman Finck. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9037) Edith Day, Derek Oldham: "Indian Love Call" (78/Col(E) 9038, LP-84, LP-127, LP-448, LP-1180, LP-1825) Day: "Pretty Things" (78/Col(E) 3638, LP-84, LP-127, LP-448) "Door of My Dreams" (78/Col(E) 3639, LP-84, LP-127, LP-448, LP-1639) "The Minuet of the Minute" (78/Col(E) 3638, LP-448) Billy Merson, Clarice Hardwicke: "Why Shouldn't We?" Merson: "Hard-Boiled Herman" (78/Col(E) 3640, LP-448) Oldham, chorus: "Rose-Marie" (78/Col(E) 9038, LP-448, LP-1639) John Dunsmure: "The Mounties" (78/Col(E) 3639, LP-448
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Marion Bell, Charles Fredericks, Christina Lind, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Vic album K-15; RCA LK-1012.
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Anna Moffo, Rosalind Elias, Richard Fredericks, William Chapman.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-5, with Blossom Time; LP-1578.
COND: Leon Arnaud.
Recording(s): Col 10" ML-2178. Excerpts: Eddy: "Rose Marie" (LP-268, LP-432) "The Mounties" (LP-432) Eddy, Kirsten: "Indian Love Call," "Door of Her dreams" Kirsten: "Totem Tom Tom" (LP-268).
"Indian Love Call"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22540, LP-711) (Later: LP-354, LP-733, LP-863) "Totem Tom-Tom," "Door of My Dreams" (Later: LP-354, LP-733) "Rose-Marie" (Later: LP-354, LP-733, LP-860, LP-863, LP-1057
ORCH & COND: Johnny Douglas. CAST: Andy Cole & Maggie Fitzgibbon of 1960 London prod; David Croft, David Hughes, Barbara Leigh, Barbara Elsy, chorus.
Recording(s): World Records(E) LM-16
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35756
COND: Paul Conrad. VOCALS: David Whitfield of 1960 London prod), Janet Waters, chorus.
Recording(s): 45/Dec(E) album DFE-6669
ORCH & COND: Tony Osborne. CAST: Andy Cole, Elizabeth Larner, chorus.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-1258, with The New Moon
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-590
ORCH & COND: Herbert Stothart. CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, Allan Jones, Gilda Gray, chorus.
Recording(s): Hollywood Soundstage 414. Excerpts: Eddy: "Rose Marie" (LP-1279) Eddy, MacDonald: "Indian Love Call" (LP-1279, LP-1704).
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Webster Booth, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-628
"Rose Marie"
Recording(s): LP-958
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance 130
Recording(s): 78/Crown(E) 9" 271
COND: Andrew MacCunn. Reginald Dandy: "Rose Marie" Harriet Bennet: "Lak Jeem"
Recording(s): 78/Col(Australia) 0580) "Indian Love Call," "Pretty Things" (78/Col(Australia) 02503
MUSIC: Stephen Jones, Arthur Samuels. WORDS: Dorothy Donnelly. "Love, Come from Your Hiding-Place," "The Old Army Game"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9009
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Desmond Carter, Ira Gershwin. COND: John Ansell. "Ballet Music" Percy Heming, Margery Hicklin: "Some Far-Away Someone"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9005) Leslie Henson: "When Toby Is Out of Town," "That New-Fangled Mother of Mine" (78/Col(E) 9001) Heming: "The Countryside," "Wait a Bit, Susie" (78/Col(E) 9007) Henson, Heather Thatcher, Thomas Weguelen: "The Mophams" Thatcher, chorus: "I Make Hay When the Moon Shines" (78/Col(E) 9003) "Boy Wanted" (78/Col(E) 9002, LP-1627) Henson, Claude Hulbert: "Mary, Queen of Scots" (78/Col(E) 9002) Hicklin, Hulbert: "I'll Have a House in Berkeley Square" (78/Col(E) 9004) Hicklin, chorus: "Naughty Baby" (78/Col(E) 9004, LP-1517) (All the above records reissued on World Records(E) SH-214 (LP-279), with addl material.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 9006, LP-700
"Two Little Babes in the Wood"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 24825, LP-182
"Tomorrow's Another Day"
Recording(s): LP-530
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin. Fred & Adele Astaire also of orig cast): "Swiss Miss"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 3979, LP-14, LP-512, LP-866, LP-1210) "Fascinating Rhythm" (With George Gershwin, piano: 78/Col(E) 3969, LP-14, LP-326, LP-512, LP-830, LP-866, LP-935, LP-1030, LP-1146, LP-1173, LP-1176, LP-1180, LP-1195, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1251, LP-1351, LP-1460, LP-1601, LP-1633, LP-1825) "I'd Rather Charleston" (words by Desmond Carter) (With George Gershwin, piano: 78/Col(E) 3970, LP-14, LP-326, LP-512, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1195, LP-1229, LP-1351) "Hang On to Me" (With George Gershwin, piano: 78/Col(E) 3970, LP-14, LP-326, LP-512, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1351, LP-1517) Fred Astaire: "The Half of It Dearie Blues" (With George Gershwin, piano: 78/Col(E) 3969, LP-14, LP-326, LP-512, LP-531, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1112, LP-1146, LP-1173, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1258, LP-1351) Adele Astaire, George Vollaire: "So Am I" (78/Col(E) 3979, LP-14, LP-512, LP-1517) William Kent: "Oh, Lady Be Good!" (78/Col(E) 3980, LP-14, LP-512, LP-1559) Buddy Lee: "Oh, Lady Be Good!" (78/Col(E) 3981, LP-221, LP-1464) "Fascinating Rhythm" (78/Col(E) 3981, LP-221
Cliff Edwards: "Fascinating Rhythm"
Recording(s): 1924: 78/Perfect 11560, LP-512, LP-824, LP-1112, LP-1464, LP-1527, LP-1627, LP-1724) (1940s: LP-1005) (Later: LP-635) "Insufficient Sweetie" (not by Gershwin) (1924: 78/PathÀ)À 032074, LP-476, LP-512) "Hang On to Me" (1929: 78/Col 1907-D, LP-760, LP-824) (1943: LP-1645) "Who Takes Care of the Caretaker's Daughter" (not by Gershwin) (1925: 78/PathÀ)À 025128, LP-824) "Oh, Lady Be Good!" (1925: 78/PathÀ)À 025130, LP-512) Victor Arden & Phil Ohman (pianists, with orch): "Fascinating Rhythm/So Am I" (1925: 78/Bruns 2790, LP-512) Fred Astaire: "Oh, Lady Be Good!" (1952: LP-348, LP-648) (1958: LP-108) "Fascinating Rhythm" (1952: LP-348, LP-648, LP-1145, LP-1423
"The Man I Love"
Recording(s): dropped from the show) (1934: LP-286, LP-512) "Fascinating Rhythm" (1932: LP-375, LP-512, LP-1381
"So Am I"
Recording(s): LP-458, LP-459, LP-512, LP-1202, LP-1541
ORCH & COND: George Stoll, Roger Edens. CAST: Ann Sothern, Eleanor Powell, Connie Russell, Robert Young, John Carroll, Red Skelton, Virginia O'Brien, Berry Brothers, Jimmy Dorsey Orch.
Recording(s): Hollywood Soundstage 5010. Incomplete: Caliban 6010, with Going Places; LP-558. Excerpts: Russell: "Fascinatin' Rhythm" (LP-416, LP-654. LP-1704) Sothern, Young, Skelton, Carroll, O'Brien, Powell: "Lady, Be Good" (LP-416, LP-654) Sothern: "The Last Time I Saw Paris" (LP-1281, LP-1834).
Ann Sothern: "The Last Time I Saw Paris"
Recording(s): Later: LP-614) Virginia O'Brien: "Oh, Lady Be Good," "Fascinating Rhythm" (1983: LP-955
"Fascinating Rhythm"
Recording(s): LP-621
ORCH: Larry Wilcox, Russell Warner, Robert Russell Bennett, Paul Lannin, others. COND: Eric Stern. PIANOS: Steven Blier, John Musto. CAST: Lara Teeter, Ann Morrison, Jason Alexander, Michael Maguire, Ivy Austin, Michelle Nicastro, Robin Langford, Carol Swarbrick, John Pizzarelli.
Recording(s): CD/Elektra Nonesuch 79308-2
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. Brox Sisters: "Tokio Blues," "Who?"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Vic 19631) Grace Moore: "Listening," "Tell Her in the Springtime" (1925: 78/Vic 19613, LP-336) "Rock-a-bye Baby" (1925: 78/Vic 19668, LP-336, LP-519, LP-711, LP-909, LP-1633) "Always" (1945: 78/Vic 10-1171, LP-231, LP-443, LP-526, LP-1831
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Dorothy Donnelly. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Dorothy Kirsten, Robert Rounseville, Genevieve Warner, Clifford Harvuot, Wesley Dalton, Frank Rogier, Brenda Miller, Jon Geyans, Robert Goss, Robert Holland, Robert Eckles.
Recording(s): Col ML-4592
ORCH: Hershy Kay. COND: Franz Allers. CAST: Roberta Peters, Jan Peerce, Giorgio Tozzi, Anita Darian, Lawrence Avery.
Recording(s): Col OS-2380
COND: George Greeley. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Warenskjold, Harry Stanton.
Recording(s): Cap 10" L-407
COND: Robert Armbruster. VOCALS: Nelson Eddy, Rise Stevens, chorus.
Recording(s): Col ML-4060, with The Chocolate Soldier; LP-1492.
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Jeanette Scovotti, Sara Endich, William Lewis, William Chapman, Lee Cass, Robert Nagy, Peter Palmer, Mallory Walker.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-6, with The Red Mill; LP-1578.
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson, Frances Greer, Donald Dame, Mary Martha Briney.
Recording(s): 78/Vic album K-8; RCA LK-1014.
COND: David Rose. "Deep in My Heart"
Recording(s): 45/MGM K-30853, LP-328
Addl songs by Nicholas Brodszky & Paul Francis Webster. COND: Constantine Callinicos.
Recording(s): RCA LM-1837, with addl songs by Lanza; CD/RCA 60048-2-RG, with The Desert Song. Excerpt: Lanza: "Drink, Drink, Drink" (LP-1309).
Three addl songs by Nicholas Brodsky & Paul Francis Webster. COND: Paul Baron.
Recording(s): RCA LSC-2339
London cast: John Coast,Raymond Marlowe, Paul Clemon all three also of orig prod); Allan Prior also of New York prod in 1925); Herbert Waterous, Olaf Olson, Lucyenne Herval. English touring cast: Harry Welchman, Rose Hignell. Prior, Waterous: "Golden Days" Marlowe, Clemon, Olson: "Students' Entrance"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 3903) "Drinking Song" Prior, Marlowe, Clemon, Olson: "Serenade" (78/Col(E) 9083) Prior: "Memories" Herval, Coast: "Just We Two" (78/Col(E) 3904) Welchman: "Serenade" Welchman, Hignell: "Deep in My Heart" (78/Col(E) 9057, LP-1180, LP-1825) (All reissued on World Records(E) SH-279, with Wildflower. Incomplete: Monmouth 7054, with The Desert Song.) Cast & orchestra of London prod: Medley (78/Col(E) 9090) Orchestra of London prod: Medley (78/Col(E) 9084
ORCH & COND: Victor Young. CAST: Lauritz Melchior, Jane Wilson, Lee Sweetland, Gloria Lane.
Recording(s): Dec 10" 7008
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35757
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Tom Thomas, Milton Watson, Helen Marshall, Morton Bowe, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-307
ORCH & COND: Paul Baron. VOCALS: Genevieve Rowe, Glenn Burris, chorus.
Recording(s): Mercury 10" 25001; Varsity 10" VLP-6007; Royale 10" 1892.
COND: Peter Knight. VOCALS: John Hanson of 1968 London prod; Jane Fyffe, Julie Bryan, Leslie Fyson, chorus.
Recording(s): Pye(E) NPL-18086, with The Vagabond King
ORCH & COND: Marek Weber. VOCALS: chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Col album C-134; Col 10" CL-6051.
COND: Johnny Arthey. CAST: John Hanson, Barbara Strathdee, Christine Parker, chorus.
Recording(s): Philips(E) SBL-7850
COND: John Hollingsworth. CAST: Marion Grimaldi, John Wakefield, William McCue, Christopher Keyte, Robert Bowman, Barbara Elsy, Geoffrey Wall, Edward Brooks.
Recording(s): Cap SN-7510
COND: Van Alexander. CAST: Dorothy Kirsten, Gordon MacRae, Earle Wilkie, William Felber, Richard Robinson, chorus.
Recording(s): Cap SW-1841. Excerpts: CD/EMI CDM-769052, with The Desert Song & The New Moon.
COND: Colin Beaton. CAST: Mary Thomas, Jamie Phillips, John McNally, chorus.
Recording(s): Fontana(E) SFL-13025, with Naughty Marietta
COND: Stefan Gyarto. CAST: Erik Geisen, Celia Jeffreys, Dieter Hoenig, chorus.
Recording(s): Kanon(G) 01132
COND: George Stoll. Ann Blyth, chorus: "Students' March Song"
Recording(s): 45/MGM K-30853
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, Francis X Bushman, Bobbie Driscoll, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance 126
COND: John Owen Edwards. ORCH: mostly Emil Gerstenberger of orig prod. CAST: David Rendall, Norman Bailey, Marilyn Hill Smith, Diana Montague, Bonaventura Bottone, Neil Jenkins, Rosemary Ashe.
Recording(s): CD/TER Records(E) 1172
COND: Fred Quintrell. Nellie Strong, Arthur Clarke: "Just We Two" James Liddy: "Serenade"
Recording(s): 78/Col(Australia) 0705) Elise Gergely: "I'm Coming at Your Call," "The Roses in My Garden" (78/Col(Australia) 0729) Gergely,Liddy: "Deep in My Heart, Dear" Liddy: "Memories" (78/Col(Australia) 02511) Empire Theatre Orchestra: "Deep in My Heart, Dear," "Serenade" (78/Col(Australia) 0713
With Edna Fischer piano) of the prod: "Um-Um-Da-Da"
Recording(s): 1924: 78/Vic 19311) "I Never Had a Mammy" With other pianists: "Rememb'ring" (1923: 78/Vic 19206) "The Music Lesson" (1922: 78/HMV(E) C-1093) (1923: 78/Vic 19050) (1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2915) "Sweet Onion Time" (1924: 78/Vic 35751) (1938: 78/Parlophone(E) F-1215) "Happy-Go-Lucky Days" (1926: 78/Vic 19987) Rosetta Duncan: "Lickens" (1926: 78/Vic 21226
"My White Rose"
Recording(s): 78/Col 59-P) "I'll Build an Igloo for You" (78/Col 59-P, LP-1041) "Broke Again" (78/Col 63-P, LP-1041) "Indian Moon" (78/Col 63-P
"Miami"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Bruns 3013, LP-274, LP-626, LP-731, LP-1032, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1373) "Hello 'Tucky" (1924: 78/Bruns 2763, LP-274, LP-550, LP-772, LP-1267, LP-1373) (1947, radio: LP-409) "Keep Smiling at Trouble" (1924: 78/Bruns 2763, LP-274, LP-626, LP-1373) (1947: LP-228, LP-243, LP-394) "It All Depends on You" (1949: 78/Dec 24667, LP-243, LP-380, LP-1146) "California, Here I Come" (1924: 78/Bruns 2569, LP-73, LP-626, LP-731, LP-772, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1669, LP-1816) (1935: LP-965) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032) (1946: LP-145, LP-243, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1280, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1950(?): LP-1438) "Who Wants a Bad Little Boy?" (1924: 78/Bruns 2650, LP-1669
COND: Louis Silvers. Al Jolson: "Hooray for Baby and Me," "Tomorrow Is Another Day"
Recording(s): LP-269) "Liza Lee" (LP-269, LP-1709) "Little Sunshine" (LP-1709
MUSIC: Jacques Offenbach, arranged by Edward Kunneke. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35757, LP-772
Recording(s): 78/Col 50015-D
MUSIC: Vivian Ellis. WORDS: Graham John. "High Street, Africa," "Three Little Hairs"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns(E) 208
"Let It Rain," "The Barber of Seville"
Recording(s): 78/Col 370-D
MUSIC: Vincent Youmans. WORDS: Irving Caesar, Otto Harbach. ORCH: John McCarthy. COND: Alyn Ainsworth, Geoff Love. CAST: Ann Beach, Vivienne Martin, Tony Adams, Joanna Brown, Leslie Fyson, Charles Young, Alison Chamberlain.
Recording(s): Col(E) TWO-278
ORCH & COND: Johnny Gregory. VOCALS: Bruce Trent, Doreen Hume, chorus.
Recording(s): Epic LN-3512, with Show Boat
COND: Percival Mackey. Binnie Hale: "No, No, Nanette"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 3632, LP-79) Hale, Seymour Beard: "I've Confessed to the Breeze" (78/Col(E) 3632) "Tea for Two" (78/Col(E) 3630) Hale, Joseph Coyne: "I Want to Be Happy" (78/Col(E) 3630, LP-1180, LP-1825) Hale, George Grossmith: "Take a Little One-Step" Irene Browne, Grossmith: "You Can Dance with Any Girl" (78/Col(E) 3629) Browne: "Too Many Rings around Rosie," "Where Has My Hubby Gone Blues" (78/Col(E) 3631) (All of the above are on World Records(E) 176, with Hit the Deck, and on Stanyan 10035, with Sunny.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 9036
ORCH: Ralph Burns. COND: Buster Davis. CAST: Ruby Keeler, Jack Gilford, Bobby Van, Helen Gallagher, Susan Watson, Patsy Kelly, Roger Rathburn.
Recording(s): Col S-30563; CD/Col CK-30563; plus two songs dropped from the album: Keeler, Gilford: "Only a Moment Ago" & Watson, chorus: "Peach on the Beach" (LP-1098). Incomplete: Col AS2-1023 (see 250311v). Excerpt:Keeler, Gilford, Watson: "I Want to Be Happy" (LP-830, LP-1110, LP-1732) Gallagher, Van: "You Can Dance with Any Girl" (LP-1626).
"Tea for Two"
Recording(s): 1931, with Billy Mayerl, piano: 78/Col(E) DX-299) Medley (1941: 78/Col(E) FB-2576, LP-79
Recording(s): Col 10" CL-6149; CD/The Entertainers(EEC) CD-342, with I'll See You in My Dreams & On Moonlight Bay; LP-1780. Excerpts: Day: "Tea for Two" (LP-1159, LP-1550) Day, Nelson: "I Know That You Know" (LP-1732).
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9072
ORCH & COND: Alan Braden. CAST: Stephanie Voss, Peter Regan, June Marlow, David Croft, chorus.
Recording(s): World Records(E) TP-88, with Naughty Marietta
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35756, LP-772, LP-993
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. VOCALS: Jeanette Scovotti, William Lewis, John Hauxvell, Bryan Johnson.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 46-N1, with The Gypsy Baron; LP-1578.
COND: Ray Cook. CAST: Margaret Burton, Mary Preston, John Parker, John Dane, Barry Monroe, Betty Winsett, Henrietta Holmes.
Recording(s): Saga(E) EROS-8111
ORCH: Ralph Burns. COND: Buster Davis. CAST: Anna Neagle, Anne Rogers, Thora Hird, Tony Britton, Teddy Green, Barbara Brown, Peter Gale.
Recording(s): CBS(E) 70126; CD/Sony(E) SMK-66173.
COND: Michael Collins. VOCALS: Pip Hinton, Peter Mander, chorus.
Recording(s): Encore(E) 178, with The Maid of the Mountains, The Belle of New York, others
"I Want to Be Happy," "Tea for Two"
Recording(s): LP-353
Recording(s): LP-391
Recording(s): 78/Col 50015-D
COND: Ray Heindorf. CAST: Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson, Patrice Wymore, Virginia Gibson.
Recording(s): Caliban 6031, with Sally, Irene and Mary
Bernice Claire: "Dancing to Heaven" Alexander Gray, chorus: "King of the Air"
Recording(s): LP-947
"I Want to Be Happy"
Recording(s): LP-947
" COND: Neal Hefti. "I Want to Be Happy"
Recording(s): LP-1786
ORCH & COND: Johnny Douglas. VOCALS: chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LSP-4504
NARRATOR: Lee Jordan. Interviews with Ruby Keeler, Bobby Van, Helen Gallagher, Patsy Kelly, Irving Caesar
Recording(s): lyricist), and the wife and two children of Vincent Youmans (composer). (Col AS2-1023
"Too Many Rings around Rosie"
Recording(s): LP-615, LP-1732).
"Broadway Medley"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1206. Incomplete: LP-123.
"Joan of Arkansas"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19626
MUSIC & WORDS: Con Conrad, William B Friedlander, Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar. June & Sonnie Hale: "Honey, I'm in Love with You"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 3807, LP-772) "I Am Thinking of You" (78/Col(E) 3807) Peggy O'Neil, A W Bascomb: "I'm a Little Bit Fonder of You" (78/Col(E) 3808, LP-773) Lew Hearn, chorus: "They Still Look Good to Me" (78/Col(E) 3808, LP-772) O'Neil, chorus: "Mercenary Mary" (78/Col(E) 3809, LP-772) June: "Tie a String around Your Finger" (78/Col(E) 3809) June, chorus: "Over My Shoulder" Bascomb: "There's Nothing Left to Live for" (78/Col(E) 3810
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9067
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin, B G DeSylva. Alexander Gray: "Three Times a Day," "Tell Me More!"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Col 368-D) Lou Holtz: "Oh Sole, Oh Me!" (by Lou Holtz) (1923: 78/Vic 19079 plus 1924: 78/Vic 19403
"Kickin' the Clouds Away"
Recording(s): LP-458, LP-459, LP-1202, LP-1541
"Poor Little Rich Girl" by Noel Coward)
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-2070, LP-128, LP-502, LP-1734) "That Means Nothing to Me" (78/HMV(E) B-2070, LP-128
"Poor Little Rich Girl"
Recording(s): 1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) (1938: 78/HMV(E) B-8772, LP-138, LP-502, LP-885, LP-1298, LP-1394, LP-1482
"The Promenade Walk"
Recording(s): LP-530
"A Kiss in the Moonlight," "Somebody's Crazy about You"
Recording(s): 78/Col 459-D) "Rhythm of the Day" (78/Col 498-D
"Remembering You"
Recording(s): LP-530
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. COND: Freddy Williams. CAST: John Diedrich, Michelle Summers, Charles West, Pat Whitmore, Freddy Williams, Jane Powell, Frank Holmes, Richard Day-Lewis.
Recording(s): Beginners Productions(E) BRP-1
ORCH: Irwin Kostal. COND: Charles Sanford. CAST: Anne Jeffreys, Robert Sterling, Cyril Ritchard, Cornelia Otis Skinner, chorus.
Recording(s): CD/AEI Records AEI-CD-042 (LP-1750), with addl material
"Where the Hudson River Flows," "I'd Like to Hide It," "The Hermits"
Recording(s): LP-828
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35766, LP-1750
"Bye and Bye," "Here in My Arms"
Recording(s): LP-1750
"Bye and Bye," "Here in My Arms"
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(Australia) A-3108
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Brian Hooker, W H Post. COND: Paul Weston. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Lucille Norman.
Recording(s): Cap T-219, with The New Moon
Dennis King of orig cast): "If I Were King"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22263) "Love Me Tonight" (1929, with Josefa Chekova: 78/Vic(C) 22263) King, chorus: "A Flagon of Wine" (1929: 78/Vic mx 53548, LP-1633) Jeanette MacDonald: "Only a Rose" (1950: LP-77, LP-957, LP-1397
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Rosalind Elias, Sara Endich, William Lewis, William Chapman, chorus.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-8, with Porgy and Bess. Excerpt: Elias: "Huguette Waltz" (LP-874).
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson of 1942 California Light Opera prod), Frances Greer, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1010
COND: Jay Blackton. CAST: Alfred Drake, Mimi Benzell, Frances Bible.
Recording(s): Dec 10" 7014. Excerpt: Benzell: "Some Day" (LP-1023).
Derek Oldham, Winnie Melville: "Love Me Tonight"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-2570, LP-155, LP-448, LP-1434) "Only a Rose" (78/HMV(E) B-2570, LP-155, LP-448) Norah Blaney: "Huguette Waltz," "Love for Sale" (78/Col(E) 4467, LP-448
Dennis King also of 1930 film cast): "Song of the Vagabonds"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19897, LP-155, LP-711, LP-772, LP-1146, LP-1186, LP-1755) Carolyn Thomson: "Only a Rose" (78/Vic 19897, LP-711, LP-772, LP-1146
COND: Constantine Callinicos.
Recording(s): RCA LSC-2509
COND: Henri RenÀ)À. VOCALS: Oreste of 1956 film cast), Jean Fenn, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LM-2004
"Song of the Vagabonds"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Col 533-D, LP-321, LP-1434) (Later: LP-733, LP-860, LP-863, LP-1057) "Huguette Waltz" (1929: 78/Vic 22540) (Later: LP-354, LP-733, LP-860, LP-1057) "Some Day" (Later: LP-733, LP-860) "Love Me Tonight" (Later: LP-860) "Only a Rose" (Later: LP-733, LP-860, LP-863
COND: Peter Knight. VOCALS: John Hanson, Jane Fyffe, Julie Bryan, chorus.
Recording(s): Pye(E) NPL-18086, with The Student Prince
Kathryn Grayson, Oreste: "One, Two, Three, Pause"
Recording(s): dropped before release) Grayson: "A Harp, a Fiddle, and a Flute" (dropped before release), "Some Day" (LP-346) "The Hughette Waltz" (LP-886
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1346
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret.
Recording(s): LP-590; 45/Camden CAE-253, with High Jinks.
ORCH: Bobby Richards. COND: Jan Cervenka. CAST: Edwin Steffe, Lissa Gray, Dorothy Dorow, John Larsen, Freda Larsen, chorus.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) TP-69
"Only a Rose"
Recording(s): LP-886
CAST: Dennis King of orig cast), Jeanette MacDonald, Lillian Roth, chorus.
Recording(s): Vertinge 2002, with Swing Time. Excerpt: MacDonald: "Only a Rose" (LP-1825).
Recording(s): Broadcast Twelve(E) 5142
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-520
CAST: Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance 129
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20098
Recording(s): 78/Eclipse(E) SC-93
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach. CAST: Jack Buchanan, Binnie Hale, Claude Hulbert, Elsie Randolph, Jack Hobbs. Randolph, Hulbert: "I Might Grow Fond of You"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4140, LP-1416) "Two Little Bluebirds" (78/Col(E) 4140) Hale: "D'Ye Love Me?" (78/Col(E) 4142, LP-79) Hobbs, chorus: "Sunny" (78/Col(E) 4142) Buchanan, Randolph: "Let's Say Goodnight till the Morning" (78/Col(E) 9147, LP-1408, LP-1409) Hale, Buchanan: "Who?" (78/Col(E) 9147, LP-61, LP-79, LP-933, LP-1285, LP-1408, LP-1559) "When We Get Our Divorce" (78/Col(E) 4141, LP-1033) Buchanan: "I've Looked for Trouble" (78/Col(E) 4141, LP-1408) (All of the above material on World Records(E) SH-240, with Show Boat; Stanyan 10035, with No, No Nanette; CD/Pearl(E) GEMM-CD-9105 (LP-1565), with Lido Lady & Show Boat.
George Olsen Orch: "Who?"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Vic 19840, LP-282, LP-1146) (1946: 78/Majestic 7210) "Sunny" (1925: 78/Vic 19840, LP-282) "Just a Little Thing Called Rhythm" (1925: 78/Vic 19834) Cliff Edwards: "Paddlin' Madeline Home" (1925: 78/PathÀ)À(E) 10904) (1942: LP-824) (1943: LP-1645) (Later: LP-635, LP-757
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35769
"Who?," "Two Little Bluebirds"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2630, LP-374, LP-1033, LP-1408, LP-1440, LP-1715
"
Recording(s): 78/Vocalion(E) K-05290
MUSIC: Harry Archer. WORDS: Harlan Thompson.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35772, LP-772
"Ev'ry Little Note," "My Own"
Recording(s): 1926: 78/Bruns 3155) "It Must Be Love," "I Was Blue" (1925: 78/Bruns 3003
"Journey's End" by Jerome Kern & P G Wodehouse)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19896, LP-772) "I'm Knee Deep in Daisies" (78/Vic 19761
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Harry B Smith.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35766, LP-772
"Do I Love You?," "That Means Nothing to Me"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19966
MUSIC & WORDS: Noel Coward, others. Jack Buchanan, Gertrude Lawrence: "A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich and You"
Recording(s): 78/Col 512-D, LP-518, LP-1717) Lawrence: "Carrie" (78/Col 512-D) "Poor Little Rich Girl" (78/Col 513-D, LP-758, LP-1527, LP-1717) "Russian Blues" Buchanan: "Gigolette" (78/Col 514-D) Beatrice Lillie: "Susannah's Squeaking Shoes" (78/Col 513-D, LP-1617
Gertrude Lawrence: "A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich and You"
Recording(s): 1932: 78/Dec(E) K-689, LP-34) (1936: 78/HMV(E) C-2835, LP-123, LP-276, LP-1204, LP-1440, LP-1715) (1939: LP-766, LP-1013) Beatrice Lillie: "Susannah's Squeaking Shoes" (Later, radio, with Bing Crosby: LP-789) (1958: LP-450, LP-680
"Poor Little Rich Girl"
Recording(s): 1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) (1938: 78/HMV(E) B-8772, LP-138, LP-502, LP-885, LP-1298, LP-1394, LP-1482
"Put Your Troubles in a Candy Box"
Recording(s): LP-530
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35769, LP-336
VOCALS: Oscar Shaw, Mary Eaton, Marx Brothers, chorus.
Recording(s): Sountrak 108. Excerpt: Eaton: "The Monkey Doodle-Doo" (LP-1825).
"Gypsy Love Song"
Recording(s): With Dave Newman, violin: LP-1140
"Gondola Maid," "Pretty Please"
Recording(s): 78/Col 85-P, LP-1041) "Where Love Is King," "Twilight" (78/Col 84-P
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin. "Looking for a Boy"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4065, LP-78, LP-433, LP-946, LP-1095, LP-1219, LP-1351) "Sweet and Low-Down" (78/Col(E) 4065, LP-78, LP-326, LP-433, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1351) "When Do We Dance?" (78/Col(E) 4066, LP-78, LP-433, LP-946, LP-1112, LP-1219, LP-1351) "That Certain Feeling" (78/Col(E) 4066, LP-12, LP-78, LP-326, LP-433, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1351
Allen Kearns also of orig New York prod), Dorothy Dickson: "That Certain Feeling"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9129, LP-1464, LP-1517, LP-1633) "Nightie-Night" (78/Col(E) 9129) Laddie Cliff: "It's a Great Little World" Evan Thomas, Vera Bryer: "Nice Baby" (78/Col(E) 4080) Dickson: "Looking for a Boy" (78/Col(E) 4078, LP-1464) Kearns, Peggy Beatty: "When Do We Dance?" (78/Col(E) 4078) Dickson, Cliff, John Kirby: "These Charming People" Cliff, Beatty: "Sweet and Low-Down" (78/Col(E) 4079) (All the above are on Monmouth 7052, with Wildflower, and on LP-221.
"That Certain Feeling/When Do We Dance?"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 3035, LP-492, LP-1146) "Looking for a Boy/Sweet and Low-Down" (78/Bruns 3035, LP-492
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35772
"That Certain Feeling"
Recording(s): LP-458, LP-1202, LP-1541) "Sweet and Low-Down" (LP-459, LP-1202, LP-1541
"That Certain Feeling," "Looking for a Boy"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2946
Tessa Kosta & Russian Art Choir both songs by George Gershwin & Herbert Stothart): "Song of the Flame"
Recording(s): 78/Col 618-D, LP-1627) "Cossack Love Song" (78/Col 618-D) Russian Art Choir: "I Was There," "The Song of Gold" (78/Col 622-D) "Song of the Field," "Village Pines" (78/Col 581-D) "A Christmas Carol," "Down the Mother Volga" (78/Col 677-D
Vocals uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-83
"One Little Drink"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4828, LP-1353)
"I'm Comin' Virginia"
Recording(s): 78/Col 14170-D, LP-15, LP-1146, LP-1490
COND: Al Goodman. Al Jolson: "April Showers," "Rock-a-bye Your Baby"
Recording(s): LP-1709
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4072, LP-159
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. COND: Johnny Gregory. VOCALS: Doreen Hume, Bruce Trent, chorus.
Recording(s): Epic BN-566, with White Horse Inn & The New Moon
"The Girl Friend"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20029, LP-282
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1399) (Incomplete: LP-1341
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9267
ORCH & COND: Martin Yates. CAST: Barbara King, Mark Hutchinson, Amanda Dainty, Paul Reeves, Berwick Kaler, Catherine Francoise, Mark Barratt.
Recording(s): That's Entertainment(E) 1148
MUSIC: Emmerich Kalman. WORDS: Harry B Smith. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Jeanette Scovotti, Patricia Clark, William Lewis, John Hauxvell, Neil Howlett.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 46-N3, with Bitter Sweet
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35809
" WORDS: Arthur Stanley. Douglas Byng: "I Must Have Everything Hungarian," "I'm the Pest of Budapest"
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) F-1200) John Garrick: "Vienna So Gay," "Come, Gipsy, Come" (78/HMV(E) B-8787
"Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies"
Recording(s): 78/Gennett 6043
WORDS: Nigel Douglas. COND: Barry Wordsworth. CAST: Marilyn Hill Smith, Ramon Remedios, Lynn Barber, Laureen Livingstone, Tudor Davies, Julian Moyle,chorus.
Recording(s): CD/That's Entertainment(E) 1051.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19982
MUSIC: Vernon Duke, Jean Gilbert. WORDS: Percy Greenbank. COND: Arthur Wood. Orchestra: Selection
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9113) Ivy Tresmand, chorus: "Day Dreams" Tresmand, Gene Gerrard: "We Always Disagree" (78/Col(E) 4026, LP-700) Tresmand, Arthur Pusey: "Couleur de Rose" Nita Underwood, chorus: "Magic of the Moon" (78/Col(E) 4027, LP-700
MUSIC: Ray Henderson. WORDS: B G DeSylva, Lew Brown. "The Birth of the Blues"
Recording(s): 1926: 78/Vocalion 15412, LP-349) (1930s: LP-414) (1947: LP-113) "Lucky Day" (1926: 78/Vocalion 15412, LP-1633) "It All Depends on You" (1927: 78/Bruns 3501, LP-349) (1947: LP-113) "Here I Am" (1926: 78/Vocalion 15457
"The Birth of the Blues"
Recording(s): LP-671
MUSIC: Reynaldo Hahn. WORDS: Sacha Guitry. "Air de la Lettre"
Recording(s): LP-627, LP-1572) "Air des Adieux" (LP-627
MUSIC: C Luckey Roberts. WORDS: Alex Rogers. "Hard Times"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 19359
"Hugs and Kisses," "Climbing Up the Ladder of Love"
Recording(s): 78/Col 765-D) With vocal by Charles Kaley of orig prod: "Who Do You Love?" (78/Col 881-D) (78/Edison 51919
MUSIC: Percy Wenrich. WORDS: Raymond Peck. Helen Gilliland: "Lantern of Love" John Steel: "Latavia"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9161, LP-772) "The Rainbow of Your Smile" Gilliland, Steel: "My Lips, My Love, My Soul" (78/Col(E) 4289, LP-772
MUSIC: Lewis E Gensler, James F Hanley. WORDS: B G DeSylva.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20047, LP-772
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9183
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20435, LP-545
Joyce Barbour, A W Bascomb: "Beautiful Baby"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4204, LP-772) Bascomb: "Surplus Women" (78/Col(E) 4204
MUSIC & WORDS: Frank Crumit, Ben Jerome. "My Lady"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20486
"Smiling Joe"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4185, LP-159, LP-582) "For Baby and Me," "Arabella's Wedding Day" (78/Col(E) 4238, LP-582) "Silver Rose" (78/Col(E) 4185, LP-582
MUSIC: James F Hanley. WORDS: Eddie Dowling. Kate Smith: "Mary Dear"
Recording(s): 78/Col 810-D) "The Little White House" (78/Col 810-D, LP-434) Johnny Marvin: "Half a Moon" (78/Vic 20231, LP-473) (78/Col 750-D, LP-1167) (78/Edison 51841) (78/Col 832-D) "Jersey Walk" (78/Col 750-D) (78/Edison 51841) (78/Gennett 6011) "The Little White House" (78/Okeh 40704) (78/Cameo 1070) (78/Supreme 2290
Johnny Marvin of orig cast sings "Jersey Walk."
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35811
MUSIC: Noel Gay, Richard Addinsell. WORDS: Donovan Parsons, Rowland Leigh. Jessie Matthews, Henry Lytton Jr: "Silly Little Hill:
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4189, LP-159) Herbert Mundin: "When the 'Ansom Cabs Was Lined Up on the Ranks" (78/Col(E) 4190, LP-159) Lytton: "Ukelele Liza Brown" Mundin, Hazel Wynne: "The Elevator Belle" (78/Col(E) 4191) Matthews: "The Good Little Girl and the Bad Little Girl" (78/Col(E) 4189) "Journey's End" (78/Col(E) 4192, LP-794) "Friendly Ghosts" (78/Col(E) 4192) Dick Francis: "Whimsical Pedlar" (78/Col(E) 4190
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. COND: Percy E Fletcher. Orchestra: Selection
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9162) Alice Delysia, W H Berry: "Babying You" (78/Col(E) 4187, LP-128, LP-700) Berry: "Ninepence a Week," "Not Old Enough to Be Old" (78/Col(E) 4188) John Clarke: "Swords and Sabres" (78/Col(E) 4187, LP-700) Clarke, Winnie Melville: "Lips May Deny" Melville: "Palace of Dreams" (78/Col(E) 4186
MUSIC: Ray Noble. WORDS: Max Kester. "The Princess Is Awakening," "Love Is a Song"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-8138, LP-63, LP-1363, LP-1707) "Near and Yet So Far" (78/HMV(E) B-8136, LP-63, LP-1363, LP-1707) "Brave Hearts" (78/HMV(E) B-8136, LP-1363, LP-1707
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin, Howard Dietz. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Barbara Ruick, Jack Cassidy, Allen Case, Roger White.
Recording(s): Col CL-1050
"Someone to Watch over Me"
Recording(s): With Franklyn Baur & Virginia Rea: 78/Bruns 3381) "Maybe" (With Baur & Rea: 78/Bruns 3381. Excerpt: LP-580.) "Do-Do-Do/Someone to Watch over Me," "Clap Yo' Hands/Fidgety Feet" (With orchestra: 78/Bruns 3377, LP-492, LP-580
COND: Arthur Wood. Gertrude Lawrence also of orig cast): "Someone to Watch over Me"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4618, LP-29, LP-221, LP-276, LP-580, LP-1112, LP-1180, LP-1317, LP-1460, LP-1464, LP-1517, LP-1825) Lawrence, Harold French: "Maybe" (78/Col(E) 4618, LP-29, LP-221, LP-276, LP-580, LP-1464) "Do-Do-Do" (78/Col(E) 4617, LP-29, LP-221, LP-276, LP-580, LP-1423, LP-1460, LP-1464, LP-1633) Claude Hulbert, chorus: "Clap Yo' Hands" (78/Col(E) 4617, LP-221, LP-580, LP-1460
"Someone to Watch over Me"
Recording(s): 78/Col 812-D, LP-52, LP-279, LP-326, LP-433, LP-563, LP-580, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1351, LP-1517, LP-1566, LP-1575) "Do, Do, Do" (78/Col 809-D, LP-279, LP-326, LP-433, LP-580, LP-946, LP_1219, LP-1351) "Maybe" (78/Col 812-D, LP-279, LP-433, LP-580, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1351) "Clap Yo' Hands" (78/Col 809-D, LP-279, LP-321, LP-326, LP-433, LP-580, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1351
ORCH & COND: Dorothea Freitag. PIANOS: Dorothea Freitag, Reginald Beane. CAST: David Daniels, Marti Stevens, Bernie West, Linda Lavin, Murray Matheson, Eddie Phillips, chorus.
Recording(s): 20th Fox 4003; Stet DS-15017; CD/Stet 15017XP, with Leave It to Jane.
Recording(s): See also 261108c) "Someone to Watch over Me" (1926: 78/Vic 20331, LP-580, LP-978, LP-1146, LP-1627, LP-1633) (1932: 78/Dec(E) K-689, LP-34) (1936: 78/HMV(E) C-2835, LP-123, LP-276, LP-1204, LP-1440, LP-1715) (1952: LP-5) "Do-Do-Do" (1926: 78/Vic 20331, LP-456, LP-539, LP-580, LP-838, LP-1146, LP-1247, LP-1317, LP-1399) (1936: 78/HMV(E) C-2835, LP-123, LP-276, LP-1440, LP-1715) (1939: LP-766, LP-1013) (1952: LP-5, LP-830
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Jane Froman, Sonny Schuyler,chorus.
Recording(s): LP-303
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35811
Recording(s): 78/Col 50031-D. Excerpt: "Oh, Kay!" (LP-580).
ORCH: Russell Warner. COND: Eric Stern. CAST: Dawn Upshaw, Kurt Ollmann, Patrick Cassidy, Adam Arkin, Robert Westenberg, Liz Larsen, Stacey A Logan.
Recording(s): CD/Nonesuch 79361-2
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Nelson Eddy, Doretta Morrow, Wesley Dalton, Lee Cass, David Atkinson, Wilton Clary.
Recording(s): Col 10" AAL-37
ORCH & COND: George Greeley. CAST: Gordon MacRae of 1953 film cast, Lucille Norman, Bob Sands, Thurl Ravenscroft.
Recording(s): Cap 10" L-351
COND: Herman Finck. Edith Day: "French Marching Song"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9211, LP-84) "The Sabre Song," "Romance" (78/Col(E) 4388, LP-84) Harry Welchman: "One Alone" (78/Col(E) 4387, LP-1639) "The Riff Song" (78/Col(E) 4387) Day, Welchman: "The Desert Song" (78/Col(E) 9211, LP-84, LP-1633, LP-1639) Dennis Hoey: "Let Love Go" Sidney Pointer: "One Flower Grows Alone in Your Garden" Gene Gerrard: "It" (78/Col(E) 4389) (All of the above are on World Records(E) SH-254, with The New Moon; Monmouth 7054, with The Student Prince; and CD/Pearl(E) GEMM-CD-9100, with The New Moon & addl material.
ORCH: Brian Fahey. COND: Michael Collins. CAST: Edmund Hockridge, June Bronhill, Julie Dawn, Leonard Weir, Inia Te Wiata, Bruce Forsyth.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-1272
COND: Van Alexander. CAST: Gordon MacRae of 1953 film cast, Dorothy Kirsten, Gerald Shirkey, Lloyd Bunnell.
Recording(s): Cap SW-1842. Excerpts: CD/EMI CDM-769052, with The New Moon & The Student Prince.
ORCH & COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Giorgio Tozzi, Kathy Barr, Peter Palmer, Eugene Morgan, Warren Galjour.
Recording(s): RCA LOP-1000.
COND: Edgar Roemheid. "The Desert Song," "One Flower Grows Alone in Your Garden," "One Alone," "The Riff Song"
Recording(s): 78/Col album X-260, LP-808
COND: Isaac van Grove. CAST: Kitty Carlisle, Wilbur Evans, Felix Knight, Vicki Vola.
Recording(s): 78/Dec album 370; Dec 10" 7000; CD/Box Office ENBO-CD11/95, with The Merry Widow.
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Anna Moffo, Richard Fredericks, William Lewis, Kenneth Smith.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-4, with Naughty Marietta; LP-1578. Excerpt: Moffo, Fredericks: "The Desert Song" (LP-874).
COND: Constantine Callinicos. CAST: Mario Lanza, Judith Raskin, Raymond Murcell, Donald Arthur.
Recording(s): RCA LSC-2440; CD/RCA 60048-2-RG, with The Student Prince.
"Romance"
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-725, LP-56
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35809, LP-993
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9212
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Earl Wrightson, Frances Greer, Jimmy Carroll, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1013
COND: Arthur Fiedler. VOCALS: Kathryn Grayson of 1952 film cast; Tony Martin, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3105. Excerpt: Grayson: "One Flower Grows Alone in Your Garden" (LP-636).
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Helen Marshall, Tom Thomas, Morton Bowe, Milton Watson, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-307
COND: Johnny Arthey.
Recording(s): Philips(E) SBL-7799, with The New Moon
ORCH & COND: Ray Heindorf. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Kathryn Grayson, Allyn McLerie, chorus.
Recording(s): Titania 505, with My Wild Irish Rose. Excerpts: Grayson: "Romance," "Gay Parisienne" (LP-346) Grayson, MacRae: "The Desert Song" (LP-347).
COND: Paul Conrad. VOCALS: David Whitfield, Janet Waters.
Recording(s): 45/Dec(E) DFE-6707
COND: Bobby Richards. CAST: Peter Grant, Peter Hudson, Olga Gwynne, John Hewer, Diana Landor, Owen Grundy, chorus.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) T-110
COND: Ray Cook. CAST: Robert Colman, Ivor Danvers, Gordon Trayner, Betty Winsett, Mary Millar, Ted Gilbert, Michael Bretton, Janet Gale.
Recording(s): Saga(E) EROS-8107
Recording(s): 78/Crown(E) 310
Recording(s): Edison Bell Winner(E) 5138
Recording(s): 78/Edison Bell Radio 8" 1413
"
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast Twelve(E) 3221
COND: Alan Braden. VOCALS: Mary Thomas, John McNally, Michael Sammes Singers.
Recording(s): Wing(E) WL-1072, with The Merry Widow
"One Alone"
Recording(s): LP-869
Herbert Browne of 1928 prod: "One Flower Grows Alone in Your Garden"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Columbia(Australia) 01517) Sidney Burchall of 1935 prod: "The Desert Song," "One Alone" (1929: 78/Parlophone(Australia A-2713
MUSIC & WORDS: Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart, others. COND: Sydney Baynes. Phyllis Dare, Jack Hulbert: "Here in My Arms"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4226, LP-222, LP-1565) Dare: "Atlantic Blues" (78/Col(E) 4226, LP-222, LP-1465, LP-1565) Cicely Courtneidge, Harold French: "A Tiny Flat Near Soho Square" (78/Col(E) 4227, LP-222, LP-1565) Courtneidge, Hulbert: "Try Again Tomorrow" (78/Col(E) 4228, LP-222, LP-1565) Dare: "It All Depends on You" (78/Col(E) 4227, LP-1448, LP-1565) Hulbert: "But Not Today" (78/Col(E) 4228, LP-1565
"But Not Today"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2868
WORDS: Anne Caldwell. "Like He Loves Me"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20361, LP-18, LP-473, LP-563, LP-711, LP-1146, LP-1186, LP-1617, LP-1732) "Nicodemus" (78/Vic 20361, LP-1617
"Rhythmic Refrain," "Melody Moon"
Recording(s): 78/Col 100-P, LP-1041
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. "Tree in the Park"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4540, LP-222) "Where's That Rainbow?" (78/Col(E) 4540, LP-222, LP-1465
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1399
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9267
COND: Charles Prentice.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9266
Borrah Minevitch & His Harmonica Rascals: "Rhapsody in Blue" by George Gershwin)
Recording(s): 1933: 78/Bruns 6507) Belle Baker: "My Kid" (1925: 78/Vic 19605)
Al Jolson: "My Mammy"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Bruns 3912, LP-82, LP-731, LP-1130, LP-1255, LP-1277) (1942: LP-963, LP-1032) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1946: LP-145, LP-244, LP-739, LP-1101, LP-1211, LP-1212, LP-1273, LP-1280, LP-1368, LP-1432) (1946: LP-682) (1947, radio: 78/V-Disc 773) (1948: LP-677) "Dirty Hands, Dirty Face" (1928: 78/Bruns 3912, LP-82, LP-1172, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1816) (1947, with Oscar Levant, piano: LP-478) "Toot, Toot, Tootsie" (1922: 78/Col A-3705, LP-288, LP-793, LP-1373, LP-1543) (1936, radio: LP-1497) (1946: LP-682) (1947: LP-198, LP-244, LP-394, LP-409, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432, LP-1438) (1947, with Eddie Cantor: LP-438, LP-963) (1948: LP-677) (1950: LP-965, LP-1816) "Kol Nidre" (1947: 78/Dec 29251, LP-372, LP-381) "Mother of Mine, I Still Have You" (1927: 78/Bruns 3719) Cantor Josef Rosenblatt: "Kol Nidre" (1913: 78/Vic 35312) (78/Col E-5126) (78-Vic 38-1008
COND: Louis Silvers. VOCALS: Al Jolson, Josef Rosenblatt.
Recording(s): Sountrak 102. Excerpts: "Toot, Toot, Tootsie" (LP-269, LP-842, LP-1709) "Blue Skies" (LP-595, LP-1709) "My Mammy" (LP-595, LP-1260, LP-1669, LP-1709, LP-1755) "Dirty Hands, Dirty Face," "Mother of Mine, I Still Have You" (LP-1662, LP-1709).
COND: Louis Silvers. VOCALS: Al Jolson of orig cast).
Recording(s): Pelican 125 (LP-394).
MUSIC: Noel Gay, Richard Addinsell. WORDS: Donovan Parsons, Rowland Leigh. Jessie Matthews, Henry Lytton Jr: "Silly Little Hill"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4189, LP-159) Herbert Mundin: "When the 'ansom Cabs Was Lined Up on the Ranks" (78/Col(E) 4190, LP-159) Lytton: "Ukulele Liza Brown" Mundin, Hazel Wynne: "The Elevator Belle" (78/Col(E) 4191) Matthews: "The Good Little Girl and the Bad Little Girl" (78/Col(E) 4189) "Journey's End," "Friendly Ghosts" (78/Col(E) 4192
MUSIC: Harry Tierney. WORDS: Joseph McCarthy. "You're Always in My Arms"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22132, LP-17, LP-909, LP-1755) "If You're in Love You'll Waltz" (78/Vic 22132
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35816, LP-773, LP-993. Excerpts: Murray: "Rio Rita," "The Rangers' Song" (LP-18, LP-710, LP-711, LP-1146, LP-1633, LP-1825).
COND: John Heuvel. Edith Day: "You're Always in My Arms"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DB-115, LP-84, LP-127, LP-1289) Day, Geoffrey Gwyther: "If You're in Love You'll Waltz" (78/Col(E) DX-55, LP-84, LP-127) "I'd Rather Have a Memory of You" (78/Col(E) DX-54, LP-84, LP-127) "Rio Rita" (78/Col(E) DX-55, LP-127) Gwyther: "The Rangers' Song" (78/Col(E) DX-54, LP-127) "Following the Sun Around" (78/Col(E) DB-115, LP-127) (All of the above are on CD/Pearl(E) GEMM-CD9115, with Lilac Time & A Southern Maid.
COND: Al Goodman. VOCALS: Earl Wrightson, Elaine Malbin, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1026, with A Connecticut Yankee
Recording(s): 78/Col 50039-D
COND: Geoff Harvey. VOCALS: Neil Williams, Rosalind Keene.
Recording(s): World Record Club(Australia) 7056, with The Great Waltz
"Following the Sun Around/The Kinkajou," "When You're in Love You'll Waltz"
Recording(s): 78/Col 952-D
Gladys Moncrieff, John Valentine: "If You're in Love You'll Waltz"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Col(Australia) 01303, LP-1182) Moncrieff: "If You're in Love You'll Waltz," "Rio Rita" (1927, with Frank Titterton: 78/Vocalion(E) SA-6001) "Sweetheart/River Song" (1927: 78/Vocalion(E) TA-8001, LP-1182, LP-1788) "You're Always in My Arms" (1930: 78/Col(Australia) 01818, LP-1182, LP-1788) "Montezuma" (1927: 78/Vocalion(E) TA-8001, LP-1788
VOCALS: uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20094
"The Same Old Moon," "That Little Something"
Recording(s): 1927: 78/Vic 20616) "Rhapsody in Blue" (1924, with George Gershwin (composer), piano: 78/Vic 55225, LP-433, LP-1351) (1927, with George Gershwin (composer), piano: 78/Vic 35822, LP-49, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1337, LP-1351, LP-1399, LP-1627
Recording(s): 78/Col 50039-D
"Rhapsody in Blue"
Recording(s): LP-12, LP-286, LP-1202, LP-1336, LP-1541
"Wandering in Dreamland," "Lily"
Recording(s): 1927: 78/Col 895-D) "I Can't Get Over a Girl like You" (1926: 78/Col 754-D) "Wah! Wah!" (1927: 78/Col 1017-D
MUSIC: Vincent Youmans. WORDS: Leo Robin, Clifford Grey. COND: Johnny Gregory. CAST: Doreen Hume, Denis Quilley, chorus.
Recording(s): Epic LN-3569, with The Cat and the Fiddle
Louise Groody & Charles King: "Sometimes I'm Happy"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20609, LP-18, LP-711, LP-1146, LP-1755, LP-1825) Locust Sisters: "Sometimes I'm Happy," "Hallelujah" (With Willie Creager Orch: 78/Gennett 6138
ORCH: Robert Van Eps, Will Beitel. COND: George Stoll. CAST: Jane Powell, Tony Martin, Debbie Reynolds, Vic Damone, Ann Miller, Kay Armen, Russ Tamblyn.
Recording(s): MGM 3163; CD/MCA MCAD-5950, with Pagan Love Song & The Pirate; CD/EMI(E) 794193-2, with In the Good Old Summertime & Royal Wedding. Excerpts: Chorus: "Hallelujah" (LP-252, LP-1704) Powell, Damone: "I Know That You Know" (LP-1772) Company: "Why, Oh Why?" (LP-1732).
COND: Joseph Tunbridge. Stanley Holloway, chorus: "Join the Navy"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4651, LP-136) Holloway, Ivy Tresmand: "Sometimes I'm Happy" (78/Col(E) 4651) "Fancy Me Just Meeting You" Tresmand: "Loo-Loo" (78/Col(E) 4652) Prince Sisters, Barry Twins: "Why, Oh Why?" (78/Col(E) 4653) (All the above are on World Records(E) SH-176, with No, No, Nanette. All but "Why, Oh Why?" are on LP-773.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 9284, LP-773) Holloway, Tresmand, Prince Sisters, Barry Twins: Medley (78/Col(E) 9285, LP-773
ORCH & COND: Tony Osborne. VOCALS: Millicent Martin, Kevin Scott, chorus.
Recording(s): 45/HMV(E) GES-5757
"Sometimes I'm Happy"
Recording(s): LP-353
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1433
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. Laddie Cliff: "Sing"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4340, LP-222) Phyllis Monkman, Leslie Henson: "If I Were You" (78/Col(E) 4342, LP-222
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1346
Marion Harris
Recording(s): vocal) & Phil Baker (accordion): "Did You Mean It?" (1927: 78/Vic 21116) Grace Hayes (vocal): "Did You Mean It?" (1927: 78/HMV(E) B-2688) Baker (accordion): "Did You Mean It?" (1946: LP-979
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20524
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. Edythe Baker: "My Heart Stood Still"
Recording(s): Piano & vocal, 1927: 78/Col(E) 9217, LP-159, LP-222, LP-1465) (Piano only, 1927: alternate take of 78/Col(E) 9217) (Piano with orch, 1932: 78/Dec(E) K-684) Jessie Matthews: "My Heart Stood Still" (1927: 78/Bruns(E) 135, LP-320, LP-1341, LP-1372, LP-1460, LP-1771) Richard Haydn: Monologue "Fish Mimicry" (1939: 78/Liberty Music Shop L-285
"Blue Skies" by Irving Berlin)
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-2494
"Any Time"
Recording(s): 78/Col 14314-D) "Bottomland" (78/Paramount 12517, LP-949, LP-1542) (78/Col 14244-D, LP-1542) "Shootin' the Pistol" (78/Paramount 12517, LP-949, LP-1542) (78/Col 14241-D, LP-1542) "Steamboat Days" (78/Okeh 8672) "When I March in April with May" (78/Col 14241-D, LP-1542) With vocal by Eva Taylor, also of orig prod: "Come On Home" (78/Edison mx 19339, LP-520
"I'm Comin' Virginia"
Recording(s): 1926: 78/Col 14170-D, LP-15, LP-1146, LP-1490) "Dinah" (1925: 78/Col 487-D, LP-15, LP-516, LP-1487, LP-1498, LP-1633) (1934: 78/Dec 234, LP-176, LP-236, LP-1360) (1942, radio: LP-923) (1946: LP-361, LP-1062, LP-1499) (c1958: LP-99) "Shake That Thing" (1925: 78/Col 14116-D, LP-673, LP-1498, LP-1499) "My Special Friend Is Back in Town" (1926: 78/Col 14182-D, LP-673, LP-1490) "You Can't Do What My Last Man Did" (1923: 78/Black Swan 14151, LP-674) (1925: 78/Col 14112-D, LP-673, LP-1498) "Weary Feet," "Take Your Black Bottom Outside" (1927: 78/Col 14214-D, LP-1490) "Smile" (1927: 78/Col 14229-D, LP-1490
Sketch "Sam and Steve," Sketch "The Fight"
Recording(s): 1924: 78/Okeh 40186) Sketch "Gwine to Africa" (1927: 78/Regal 8468) (1925: 78/Okeh 40373, titled "Forty Below") Sketch "The Lost Aviators" (1927: 78/Regal 8435
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. PIANOS: Edgar Fairchild & Ralph Rainger of origprod.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35845, LP-157, LP-710. Excerpt: Baur: "Rainbow of Girls" (LP-1218).
Ruth Etting: "Shakin' the Blues Away"
Recording(s): 1927: 78/Col 1113-D, LP-25, LP-519, LP-593, LP-1325, LP-1633, LP-1831) "It All Belongs to Me" (1927: 78/Col 1113-D, LP-336, LP-519, LP-838) Franklyn Baur: "Shakin' the Blues Away" (1927: 78/Bruns 3639) (LP-336) "Ooh! Maybe It's You" (1927:78/Bruns 3639) "It All Belongs to Me" (1927: 78/Vic 20900
MUSIC & WORDS: Ray Henderson, B G DeSylva, Lew Brown, Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane, Roger Edens, Betty Comden, Adolph Green. ORCH: Conrad Salinger. COND: Lennie Hayton. CAST: June Allyson, Peter Lawford, Joan McCracken, Patricia Marshall, Mel TormÀ)À, Ray McDonald.
Recording(s): CD/Sony AK-47025. Incomplete: Sountrak 111; Vertinge 2001 (with Varsity Show). Less complete: 78/MGM album 17; MGM 10" 504; CD/EMI(E) CDP-7948692, with The Belle of New York & Rich, Young and Pretty; CD/MCA MCAD-5951, with In the Good Old Summertime & Two Weeks with Love. Excerpts: Allyson, Lawford: "The Varsity Drag" (LP-252, LP-1704) "The Best Things in Life Are Free" (LP-975, LP-1273, LP-1772) "The French Lesson" (LP-975) Allyson: "Just Imagine" (LP-328) Allyson, Marshall: "An Easier Way" (dropped before release) (LP-423) McCracken: "Pass That Peace Pipe" (LP-1577, LP-1704).
Betty Comden, Adolph Green: "The French Lesson"
Recording(s): 1955: LP-359) (1958: LP-170) (1977: LP-489) Hugh Martin, Ralph Blane: "Pass That Peace Pipe" (1956: LP-193
VOCALS: The Revelers.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35918
George Olsen Orch: "Good News"
Recording(s): 1927: 78/Vic 20875, LP-282, LP-773, LP-1448) "Varsity Drag" (1927: 78/Vic 20875, LP-282, LP-456, LP-711, LP-773, LP-1146, LP-1186, LP-1399) "Lucky in Love," "The Best Things in Life Are Free" (1927: 78/Vic 20872, LP-773) Zelma O'Neal (also of 1928 London cast): "Varsity Drag" (1928: 78/Bruns 3864, LP-1448
COND: Geoff Harvey. CAST: Jimmy Parkinson, Betty Parker.
Recording(s): Light Music Club(New Zealand) LZ-7073, with Sally
ORCH: Philip J Lang. COND: Liza Redfield. CAST: Alice Faye, John Payne, Stubby Kaye, Barbara Lail, Wayne Bryan, Jana Robbins, Marti Rolph, Scott Stevensen, Paula Cinko, Tommy Breslin, Rebecca Urich, Timmy Rogers, Gene Nelson.
Recording(s): Unnamed label mx SA-101/4
Medley
Recording(s): With uncredited male singer & close harmony group: 78/Bruns 20063 & 20069) "Good News," "Varsity Drag" (78/Bruns 3901) "Just Imagine" (78/Bruns 3971
Mel TormÀ)À: "The Best Things in Life Are Free"
Recording(s): 1947: 78/Musicraft 15118) (1950: 78/MGM K-30357) June Allyson: "Just Imagine" (TV with Judy Garland, 1963: LP-917
"The Best Things in Life Are Free"
Recording(s): LP-671
COND: Ken Pierce. CAST: Belleruth Krepon, Ron Inglehart, Cyndee Schwartz, Dave Steinberg, Herb Jones, Jerry Loeb, Susie Workoff, Janie Whitehill.
Recording(s): Unnamed label mx U-17889/90
Stanley Smith, Mary Lawlor: "If You're Not Kissing Me"
Recording(s): LP-770
Recording(s): 78/Imperial(E) 2003
COND: Craig Barna. CAST: Kim Huber, Ann Morrison, Linda Michelle, Michael Gruber, Hal Davis, Jessica Boevers, Michael McCormick; Wayne Bryan of 1974 New York prod).
Recording(s): CD/TER Records(E) CDTER-1230
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Dorothy Donnelly. "Mother"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20995) "Silver Moon" (With Franklyn Baur: 78/Vic 20995
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35816
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Rise Stevens, Tom Thomas, Helen Marshall, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-307, LP-1401
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. "Roses Understand," "Molly Malone"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 3687
"My Lady"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 20486
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. COND: George Hirst. CAST: Vivienne Segal, Dick Foran, Julie Warren, Vera-Ellen, Robert Chisholm, Chester Stratton.
Recording(s): 78/Dec album 367; AEI Records 1138; JJA Records 19733, with Inside U.S.A. Excerpts: Finale (Incomplete: LP-830) Segal: "To Keep My Love Alive" (LP-1548, LP-1703, LP-1755) Segal, Foran: "Can't You Do a Friend a Favor?" (LP-1548) Warren, Foran: "Thou Swell" (LP-1703).
COND: Al Goodman. VOCALS: Earl Wrightson, Elaine Malbin, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1026, with Rio Rita
COND: John B Zavitz. CAST: Uncredited.
Recording(s): S D Records 64
ORCH: Irwin Kostal. COND: Charles Sandford. CAST: Eddie Albert, Janet Blair, Boris Karloff, Gale Sherwood, Leonard Elliot, John Conte, Beverlee Davis.
Recording(s): CD/AEI Records CD-043 (LP-1771), with an addl track
"Is Everybody Happy Now?"
Recording(s): 1927: 78/Col 1207-D) "Start the Band" (1928: 78/Col 1391-D
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin. Fred & Adele Astaire: "Funny Face"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 5174, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1146, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1464, LP-1627, LP-1633) "The Babbitt and the Bromide" (78/Col(E) 5174, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1146, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1460, LP-1687) Adele Astaire, Bernard Clifton: "He Loves and She Loves" (78/Col(E) 5175) "'s Wonderful" (78/Col(E) 5175, LP-1464, LP-1559, LP-1825) Fred Astaire: "My One and Only" (78/Col(E) 5173, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1146, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1258, LP-1460, LP-1464, LP-1601, LP-1633, LP-1687) "High Hat" (78/Col(E) 5173, LP-866, LP-1030, LP-1210, LP-1229, LP-1258, LP-1559) Leslie Henson, Sydney Howard: "Sketch: A Few Drinks" Henson: "Tell the Doc" (78/Col(E) 9592) (All the above are on World Record Club(E) SH-144 (LP-78), with addl material; and on Smithsonian R-019 (LP-727), with addl material.
"'s Wonderful/Funny Face"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 5109, LP-78, LP-727, LP-946, LP-1219, LP-1351) "My One and Only" (78/Col(E) 5109, LP-78, LP-727, LP-946, LP-1112, LP-1219, LP-1351, LP-1566
"'s Wonderful"
Recording(s): LP-125, LP-358, LP-567, LP-648, LP-1145
"FunnyFace"
Recording(s): 1927, with Johnny Marvin: 78/Vic 21114, LP-492, LP-1627. Incomplete: LP-727.) "'s Wonderful" (1927, with Johnny Marvin: 78/Vic 21114, LP-492. Incomplete: LP-727.) Medley (1928, with Lewis James & the Revelers: 78/Vic 35918, LP-727, LP-773, LP-1694
ORCH & COND: Bobby Richards. CAST: Scott Peters, Patricia Lynn, Maggie Fitzgibbon, chorus.
Recording(s): World Record Club(E) T-191, with Gigi
Medley
Recording(s): 1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2910) "'S Wonderful/My One and Only" (1939: 78/Dec 2875) "The World Is Mine" (dropped from the show) (78/HMV(F) K-5310
MUSIC: Dave Stamper. WORDS: Gene Buck. Kitty O'Connor: "We'll Have a New Home in the Morning," "Lullaby"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1293-D) Max Fisher Orch: "Maybe I'll Baby You," "Lullaby" (78/Col 1226-D
"The Whip"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 3869
"Whip Song"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4828, LP-1353
Noah Beery: "The Whip" Walter Woolf: "Here in the Dark" Chorus: "Dawn"
Recording(s): LP-773
"Everybody and You," "You Know Who"
Recording(s): 78/Col 114-P, LP-1041
"Give Me One Hour"
Recording(s): Later: LP-1057) (1952: LP-863
MUSIC: Ray Henderson. WORDS: B G DeSylva, Lew Brown. "For Old Times' Sake"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-2848
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Oscar Hammerstein II, P G Wodehouse. COND: Franz Allers. CAST: John Raitt, Barbara Cook, William Warfield, Anita Darian of 1961 prod), Fay DeWitt, Louise Parker, Jack Dabdoub.
Recording(s): Col OS-2220; CD/Col CK-2220. Excerpts: Cook, Raitt: "Where's the Mate for Me/Make Believe" Warfield: "Ol' Man River" Darian, Parker, chorus: "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" Darian: "Bill" (CD/Col AK-44060, with Annie Get Your Gun, Oklahoma!, & A Tree Grows in Brooklyn).
COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Robert Merrill, Patrice Munsel, Rise Stevens, Katherine Graves, Janet Pavek, Kevin Scott, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LM-2008. Incomplete: LP-435. Excerpts: Merrill: "Ol' Man River" Merrill, Munsel: "You Are Love" (LP-874).
ORCH & COND: Johnny Gregory. VOCALS: Bruce Trent, Doreen Hume, chorus.
Recording(s): Epic LN-3512, with No, No, Nanette
Helen Morgan: "Bill"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21238, LP-32, LP-37, LP-44, LP-148, LP-229, LP-426, LP-435, LP-542, LP-711, LP-784, LP-933, LP-1038, LP-1146, LP-1186, LP-1247, LP-1460, LP-1633) "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (78/Vic 21238, LP-32, LP-37, LP-229, LP-230, LP-435, LP-539, LP-542, LP-978, LP-1038, LP-1180, LP-1444, LP-1460, LP-1633, LP-1755, LP-1825) Tess Gardella ("Aunt Jemima"): "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (78/Col 1304-D, LP-52, LP-710
ORCH: Conrad Salinger. COND: Adolph Deutsch. CAST: Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, Ava Gardner, Annette Warren who sang for Ava Gardner in the released film), Marge & Gower Champion, William Warfield.
Recording(s): CD/CBS AK-45436; CD/Rhino R2-71998. Incomplete: MGM 10" 559; CD/CBS(E) 70281; CD/MGM(J) VDP-5174, with Lovely to Look At & The Merry Widow.Excerpts: Gardner: "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (LP-1577, LP-1704) "Bill" (LP-975, LP-1417) Grayson, Keel: "Make Believe" (LP-975, LP-1417, LP-1772) Warfield: "Ol' Man River" (LP-975, LP-1417, LP-1704). Excerpts edited into a medley, incl addl material from the film: LP-252.
COND: Victor Young. CAST: Helen Morgan of orig, 1932 New York, & 1936 film prods), Paul Robeson of 1928 London, 1932 New York, & 1936 film prods), Frank Munn, Olga Albani, James Melton.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 12" album 20114/7; Col AC-55; CD/CBS A-55. Incomplete: LP-1679. Excerpts: Overture (LP-1428) Morgan: "Bill" (LP-52, LP-710, LP-758, LP-830, LP-1426) "Can't Help Lovin' That Man" (LP-43, LP-641) Robeson: "Ol' Man River" (LP-758, LP-1146, LP-1180, LP-1426, LP-1743) Melton: "You Are Love" (LP-1261).
COND: Herman Finck. Edith Day: "Dance Away the Night" Day, Howett Worster: "You Are Love"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9429, LP-84, LP-127, LP-505, LP-1565) "Make Believe" (78/Col(E) 9428, LP-84, LP-127, LP-505, LP-1559, LP-1565) "Why Do I Love You?" (78/Col(E) 9428, LP-84, LP-127, LP-505, LP-1460, LP-1565, LP-1639) Marie Burke: "Bill" (78/Col(E) 9427, LP-505, LP-1565) "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (78/Col(E) 9427, LP-505, LP-1565, LP-1639) Paul Robeson, Mississippi Chorus: "Ol' Man River" (78/Col(E) mx WAX-3624, LP-505, LP-1610, LP-1639) Norris Smith (Robeson's understudy), Mississippi Chorus: "Ol' Man River" (78/Col(E) 9426) Mississippi Chorus: Medley (78/Col(E) 9426. Incomplete: LP-505, LP-1565.) Orchestra: Medley (78/Col(E) 9430, LP-1416) (78/Regal(E) G-9142
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Anna Moffo, Mary Ellen Pracht, Rosalind Elias, Richard Fredericks, Valentine Pringle.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-7, with The New Moon; LP-1578.
"Make Believe"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 4555, LP-126, LP-874, LP-1076, LP-1148) "Why Do I Love You?" (78/Vic 4555, LP-874, LP-933, LP-1076
ORCH: Keith Amos. COND: Ray Cook. CAST: Lorna Dallas, AndrÀ)À Jobin, Cleo Laine, Thomas Carey, Kenneth Nelson, Jan Hunt, Ena Cabayo.
Recording(s): Stanyan 2SR-10048; CD/Stanyan STZ-107-2.
ORCH: Robert Russell Bennett. COND: Franz Allers. CAST: Barbara Cook, William Warfield, Stephen Douglass, Constance Towers, David Wayne, Rosetta LeNoire, Allyn McLerie, Eddie Phillips.
Recording(s): RCA LSO-1126; CD/RCA 09026-61182-2.
ORCH & COND: Henri RenÀ)À. CAST: Howard Keel of 1951 film cast; Gogi Grant, Anne Jeffreys.
Recording(s): RCA LSO-1505. Excerpts: Keel: "I Have the Room Above" Grant: "Nobody Else but Me" (LP-435).
COND: Edwin McArthur. CAST: Jan Clayton, Carol Bruce, Colette Lyons, Helen Dowdy, Charles Fredericks, Kenneth Spencer.
Recording(s): 78/Col 12" album M-611; Col ML-4058. Excerpts: Clayton: "Nobody Else but Me" (LP-538, LP-1548) Clayton, Fredericks: "Make Believe" (LP-1119).
COND: John Scott Trotter. Kirsten: "Bill," "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" Merrill: "Ol' Man River" Kirsten, Merrill: "Make Believe," "Why Do I Love You?," "You Are Love"
Recording(s): 45/RCA album WDM-1341. Excerpt: "Why Do I Love You?" (LP-435).
ORCH: Robert Russell Bennett. COND: Victor Baravelle. CAST: Irene Dunne of 1929-30 touring prod), Allan Jones, Helen Morgan of orig & 1932 New York prods), Paul Robeson of 1928 London & 1932 New York prods), Hattie McDaniel, Sammy White, Queenie Smith.
Recording(s): Xeno XLP-251; Vertinge 2004, with Give Out Sisters. Excerpts: Robeson: "Ol' Man River" (LP-710, LP-1579) Robeson, Morgan, Dunne, McDaniel: "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" Robeson, McDaniel: "I Still Suits Me" (LP-1579).
Recording(s): See also 271227f, 271227g, & 271227o.) "Ol' Man River" (1928, with Paul Whiteman Orch: 78/Vic 35912, LP-435, LP-711, LP-933, LP-1038, LP-1186, LP-1460, LP-1496, LP-1565) (1928, with Drury Lane Theatre Orch: 78/Col(E) mx WAX-3624, LP-505) (1930, with Ray Noble Orch: 78/HMV(E) B-3653) (1933: 78/HMV(E) C-2621) (1936: 78/HMV(E) B-8497, LP-637, LP-1101, LP-1130, LP-1211, LP-1696) (1948: LP-1155) "Ah Still Suits Me" (1936, with Elisabeth Welch: 78/HMV(E) B-8497, LP-638, LP-712, LP-933, LP-1460, LP-1679) (1948: LP-921, LP-1155, LP-1579
"Ol' Man River"
Recording(s): 1931: 78/Dec(E) K-631, LP-1359, LP-1565, LP-1633) "Lonesome Road" (from 1929 film) (1936: 78/Dec(E) F-5939) "Deep River" (from 1929 film) (Later: 78/Joe Davis 8002
VOCALS: Olive Kline, Lambert Murphy, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35912
Kathryn Grayson: "Make Believe"
Recording(s): Radio performance: LP-346) "You Are Love" (LP-364, LP-886, LP-1028, LP-1230) "Can't Help Lovin' That Man" (LP-886) Howard Keel: "Why Do I Love You?/Make Believe/Old Man River" (1984: LP-958
COND: Leonard Joy.
Recording(s): LP-306
VOCALS: Patti Page, Sophie Tucker, Tony Martin, Tony Fontane, Louise Carlisle, Virginia Haskins, Felix Knight.
Recording(s): Mercury 10" 25104
VOCALS: Bing Crosby, Kenny Baker, Frances Langford, Tony Martin, Lee Wiley.
Recording(s): Dec 10" 5060, with another Kern song
ORCH: Brian Fahey. COND: Michael Collins. CAST: Inia Te Wiata of 1963/64 South African prod); Shirley Bassey, Marlys Watters, Don McKay, Dora Bryan, Isabelle Lucas, Geoffrey Webb.
Recording(s): Odeon(E) CSD-1279. Excerpts: "Ol' Man River," "Ah Still Suits Me" (LP-1671).
"Hello, Ma Baby"
Recording(s): dropped before opening) (1936: 78/Vocalion 3357, LP-321, LP-563) (1938: 78/Bruns mx P-22447, LP-1150) (1947: LP-369) "Goodbye, My Lady Love" (1936: 78/Vocalion 3357, LP-321, LP-563) (1940: LP-869) (1947: LP-369
COND: Hill Bowen. CAST: Barbara Leigh, Andy Cole, Bryan Johnson, Maxine Daniels, Patricia Clark, Denis Quilley, Ivor Emmanuel, chorus.
Recording(s): Camden 488; National Academy 3.
COND: Lehman Engel. VOCALS: Carol Bruce of 1946 & 1948 prods), Helena Bliss of 1954 prod), William C Smith of 1948 & 1954 prods), John Tyers.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3151, with The Cat and the Fiddle
Edith Day: "Why Do I Love You?"
Recording(s): 1934: 78/Dec(E) K-725, LP-56) Marie Burke: "Bill," "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (1933: 78/Col(E) DX-572
COND: Louis Silvers. VOCALS: Irene Dunne & Allan Jones of 1936 film cast, chorus.
Recording(s): Sunbeam P-501
COND: Philip Green. VOCALS: Lizbeth Webb, Steve Conway, Adelaide Hall, Bryan Johnson.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-1771
COND: Johnny Douglas. CAST: Martin Lawrence, Isabelle Lucas, Stella Moray, Donald Scott, Janet Waters, Ian Humphris.
Recording(s): Cap SN-7514
COND: Al Goodman. CAST: Richard Torigi, Lee Venora, Audrey Marsh.
Recording(s): Spin-o-rama MK-3044
COND: Johnny Douglas. CAST: June Bronhill, Freddie Williams, Julie Dawn, Fred Lucas, Rita Williams, Joan Brown.
Recording(s): Contour(E) 2870-145
Tess Gardella, chorus: "Queenie's Ballyhoo"
Recording(s): LP-773
Todd Duncan of 1944 Los Angeles prod: "Old Man River"
Recording(s): 1947: LP-744) Perry Askam of 1933 San Francisco prod: "Old Man River" (78/Freeman Lang L-0151
"Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man"
Recording(s): LP-847
COND: Julian Hyman.
Recording(s): 78/Eclipse(E) SC-84
ORGAN: Jesse Crawford. VOCALS: Frances Langford, Robert Simmons.
Recording(s): RCA 10" L-16014
"Mis'ry's Comin' Aroun'"
Recording(s): dropped from this prod) "Hey, Feller!" (LP-991, LP-1274
ORCH: Robert Russell Bennett. COND: John McGlinn. CAST: Frederica von Stade, Jerry Hadley, Teresa Stratas, Bruce Hubbard, Karla Burns, David Garrison, Paige O'Hara, Robert Nichols, Nancy Kulp, Lillian Gish.
Recording(s): CD/EMI CDS-749108
COND: Fritz Wallberg. CAST: Frances Boyd, Rudy Cartier, Ann Gordon, Paul Mason.
Recording(s): Society(E) SOC-944
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast(E) 8" 261
COND: John Owen Edwards. CAST: Jason Howard, Janis Kelly & Sally Burgess of 1990 prod; Willard White, Brian Greene, Fran Landesman, Shezwae Powell, Caroline O'Connor, Simon Green.
Recording(s): CD/TER(E) CDTER2-1199
ORCH: Various. COND: Matthew Freeman. VOCALS: Denis Quilley, Gemma Craven, Tracey Miller, David Kernan.
Recording(s): CD/Pickwick(E) PWKS-4161
VOCALS: Olive Groves, George Baker, Cyril Grantham, the Top Hatters, chorus.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-824
ORCH: Robert Russell Bennett, William David Brohn. COND: Jeffrey Huard. CAST: Robert Morse, Elaine Stritch, Rebecca Luker, Mark Jacoby, Lonette McKee, Michel Bell, Gretha Boston, Dorothy Stanley, Joel Blum, Tammy Amerson.
Recording(s): CD/Quality(C) RSPD-257. Excerpt: McKee, chorus: "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (LP-1755).
"Ol' Man River"
Recording(s): LP-1674).
In personal appearances to promote thissilent film, she sang "Ramona" from the film's background music.
Recording(s): English: 78/Vic 4053, LP-17, LP-1348, LP-1353, LP-1616) (Spanish: 78/Vic 4054)002
"I'm an Indian"
Recording(s): 1921: 78/Vic 45303, LP-1, LP-33, LP-1239, LP-1243) "Second-Hand Rose" (1921: 78/Vic 45263, LP-18, LP-32, LP-33, LP-230, LP-518, LP-542, LP-710, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1243, LP-1633, LP-1755, LP-1825) "My Man" (1921: 78/Vic 45263, LP-1, LP-148, LP-758, LP-1247, LP-1633) (1927: 78/Vic 21168, LP-32, LP-33, LP-44, LP-539, LP-542, LP-1130, LP-1243, LP-1399, LP-1444) (1936: LP-157) "I'd Rather Be Blue over You" (1928: 78/Vic 21815, LP-32, LP-33, LP-230, LP-1191, LP-1243, LP-1444) "If You Want the Rainbow" (1928: 78/Vic 21815, LP-33, LP-230, LP-1243) Sketch "Mrs. Cohen at the Beach" (1927: 78/Vic 21211, LP-32, LP-33, LP-1243
Fanny Brice: "My Man"
Recording(s): LP-724) (Incomplete: LP-595) "Second-Hand Rose" (LP-724) "I Was a Florodora Baby" (LP-751, LP-1243) Orchestra: Ballet Music (LP-947
"My Man"
Recording(s): LP-947
"Turkey in the Straw"
Recording(s): LP-661, LP-1472
MUSIC & WORDS: Mischa Spoliansky, Schiffer. Marlene Dietrich, Margo Lion, Oskar Karlweis, with Spoliansky composer), piano: "Wenn die beste Freunden"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-892, LP-10, LP-1034, LP-1291, LP-1471) Dietrich, Lion, Karlweis, Otto Wallburg, Willy Prager, Ida Wuest, Kaethe Lenz, Hubert von Meyerinck, with orch cond by Spoliansky (composer): Medley (78/Electrola(G) EH-146, LP-1034, LP-1471
Chick Webb Orch: "Sweet Sue" James Barton
Recording(s): tap dance): "Tiger Rag" (LP-1129
Jane Green: "Down Where the Sun Goes Down," "Because My Baby Don't Mean 'Maybe' Now," "Just like a Melody from Out of the Sky"
Recording(s): LP-1235
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. "A Baby's Best Friend"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-8362, LP-123, LP-774, LP-1146, LP-1617
WORDS: Various.
Recording(s): The revue had played in London in 6 editions, all titled "The Co-Optimists.") "Amapu" (1922: 78/Zonophone(E) 2247) (1922: 78/Zonophone(E) 2297) "Spare a Little Love" (1923: 78/Zonophone(E) 2434) (1924: 78/Col(E) 3407) "Little Lacquer Lady" (1926: 78/HMV(E) C-1284) "London Town" (1924: 78/Col(E) 3405) "Rolling Stone" (1926: 78/HMV(E) B-2295
Fats Waller
Recording(s): composer & organ), James P Johnson (composer & piano), Jabbo Smith (cornet): "Willow Tree," "'Sippi" (78/Vic 21348
MUSIC: Rudolf Friml. WORDS: Clifford Grey, P G Wodehouse. COND: Herman Finck. Dennis King also of orig New York prod), chorus: "Gascony," "My Sword and I"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DB-127, LP-155, LP-448) King, Adrienne Brune: "Your Eyes" (78/Col(E) DB-128, LP-155, LP-448) "One Kiss" (78/Col(E) DB-128, LP-155, LP-448, LP-1434) Raymond Newell, chorus: "Ma Belle" (78/Col(E) DX-58, LP-155, LP-448, LP-1434, LP-1639) King, Newell, Jack Livesey, Robert Woollard, chorus: "March of the Musketeers" (78/Col(E) DX-58, LP-155, LP-448, LP-710, LP-1146, LP-1639
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1890
"March of the Musketeers"
Recording(s): LP-733
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-56
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) E-10991
MUSIC & WORDS: Noel Coward. "World Weary"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/HMV(E) B-3158, LP-123, LP-502, LP-711, LP-1317, LP-1394, LP-1482, LP-1534) (1933: 78/Vic 36239, LP-1186, LP-1298, LP-1482) (1955: LP-89, LP-351) (Later: LP-138) "Dance, Little Lady" (1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2720, LP-136, LP-218, LP-502, LP-885, LP-1298, LP-1394, LP-1482, LP-1717, LP-1734) (1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) "Try to Learn to Love" (1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2720, LP-218, LP-502, LP-1482) "A Room with a View" (1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2719, LP-502, LP-885, LP-1298, LP-1317, LP-1394, LP-1482, LP-1566, LP-1717, LP-1734) (1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) (1955: LP-89) (Later: LP-138) "Mary Make-Believe" (1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2719, LP-502, LP-1252, LP-1317, LP-1482) "Lorelei," "The Dream Is Over" (1928: 78/HMV(E) B-2737, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534
COND: Ernest Irving.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9467, LP-602
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. "Miss Annabelle Lee"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-2666, LP-159) "When Day Is Done" (78/HMV(E) B-2666) "Sunshine" (by Irving Berlin), "Whispering" (78/HMV(E) B-2706) "The Song Is Ended" (by Berlin), "My Blue Heaven" (78/HMV(E) B-2665) "I Never Dreamt" (78/HMV(E) B-2718
"Frankie and Johnny"
Recording(s): 1932 radio performance: LP-868) (1954: LP-105) (1950s: LP-411, LP-412, LP-882, LP-1104) "Come Up and See Me Sometime" (1950s: LP-411, LP-412, LP-1104, LP-1154
"Get Your Man," "What's the Reason"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 3914
VOCALS: Lewis James, Elliott Shaw, James Melton, Wilfred Glenn.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35915
MUSIC & WORDS: Jerome Kern, Graham John, Guy Bolton, others. COND: Kennedy Russell. Orchestra: Medley
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9435, LP-700) Evelyn Laye, Geoffrey Gwyther: "Blue Eyes" (78/Col(E) 9434, LP-173) "Do I Do Wrong?" (78/Col(E) 9434, LP-173, LP-1416, LP-1707) Sylvia Cecil, George Vollaire: "Back to the Heather" W H Berry: "Women - Pah!" (78/Col(E) 4918, LP-173
"Crazy Rhythm"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 3913, LP-1146) "Imagination" (78/Bruns 3913
"Crazy Rhythm"
Recording(s): LP-353
MUSIC: Jimmy McHugh. WORDS: Dorothy Fields. Orchestras of Duke Ellington, Don Redman. CAST: Bill Robinson & Adelaide Hall of orig cast; Ethel Waters, Cab Calloway, Mills Brothers, Cecil Mack Choir.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns album 6516/21; Col OL-6770; Sutton 270; LP-1194. Excerpts: Robinson: "Doin' the New Low-Down" (LP-19, LP-518, LP-758, LP-1146, LP-1180, LP-1487, LP-1633, LP-1737, LP-1825, LP-1831) Hall: "Baby" (dropped from the show) (LP-934, LP-988, LP-1483, LP-1588) "I Must Have That Man" (LP-959, LP-1146, LP-1483) Mills Brothers: "I Can't Give You Anything but Love" (LP-1527) "Diga Diga Do" (LP-1588).
COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Cab Calloway, Thelma Carpenter. "I Can't Give You Anything but Love," "Diga-Diga-Doo," "I Must Have That Man," "Doin' the New Low-Down"
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3154, with Shuffle Along; LP-774.
Lew Leslie's Blackbirds Orch: "Magnolia's Wedding Day," "Bandanna Babies"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Bruns 4030, LP-903, LP-1194) Adelaide Hall & Lew Leslie's Blackbirds Orch: "I Must Have That Man" (1928: 78/Bruns 4031, LP-1366, LP-1483, LP-1831) "Baby" (1928: 78/Bruns 4031, LP-1366, LP-1483) Hall: "I Can't Give You Anything but Love" (1938, with Fats Waller: 78/HMV(E) B-8849, LP-582, LP-1269, LP-1483) (1970: LP-484) "I Must Have That Man," "Porgy," "Diga Diga Do," "Baby" (1970: LP-484) Elisabeth Welch: "Diga Diga Do," "Doin' the New Low Down" (1928: 78/Bruns 4014, LP-1284) Bill Robinson (tap-dancing): "Doin' the New Low Down" (1929: 78/Bruns 4535, LP-842) Hall Johnson Choir: "St Louis Blues" (1941: 78/Vic 4553
COND: Matt Malneck. VOCALS: Eight singers from Hall Johnson Choir of orig prod.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35962
Jimmy McHugh, piano: "I Can't Give You Anything but Love"
Recording(s): 1940: LP-869) McHugh (piano) & Dorothy Fields (vocal): promotional version of "I Can't Give You Anything but Love" (1933: 78/Bruns mx B-13099-A, LP-1093
"Someone to Admire, Someone to Adore," "Tu Sais"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1618-D
MUSIC: Philip Charig, Joseph Meyer. WORDS: Douglas Furber, Ira Gershwin, Desmond Carter. Jack Buchanan: "Sweet So-and-So"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 4952, LP-61, LP-676, LP-1033, LP-1285) Buchanan, Elsie Randolph: "The One I'm Looking for" (78/Col(E) 9462, LP-61, LP-676, LP-1033) "Fancy Our Meeting" (78/Col(E) 9462, LP-676, LP-1033) Randolph: "Chirp-Chirp" (78/Col(E) 4952, LP-676, LP-1408) Buchanan, Vera Pearce, Raymond Newell: "Parting Time" Newell: "Marching Song" (78/Col(E) 4953, LP-676
Jack Buchanan, Elsie Randolph both also of orig stage cast): "Fancy Our Meeting"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-8026, LP-61, LP-374, LP-795, LP-1408) "Now That I've Found You" (78/HMV(E) B-8026, LP-374, LP-1033, LP-1408, LP-1409) Buchanan: "So Green," "Oh! La! La!" (78/HMV(E) B-8027, LP-374) "Fancy Our Meeting" (78/HMV(E) C-2630, LP-1033, LP-1408, LP-1440, LP-1715
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1586
"How about It?," "One Step to Heaven"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21674
MUSIC: Ray Henderson. WORDS: B G DeSylva, Lew Brown. Harry Richman: "I'm on the Crest of a Wave"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4008, LP-349, LP-774, LP-1448) Richman, Frances Williams: "What D'Ya Say?" (78/Bruns 4008, LP-774) Arnold Johnson Orch: "I'm on the Crest of a Wave"," "What D'Ya Say?" (78/Bruns 3909) "Pickin' Cotton" (78/Bruns 4037
Sketch, incl Richman & Howard: "I'm on the Crest of a Wave"
Recording(s): LP-1265
"Blue Shadows," "Once in a Lifetime"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4059
MUSIC: Kurt Weill. WORDS: Bertolt Brecht, Marc Blitzstein. ORCH: Kurt Weill. COND: Samuel Matlowsky. CAST: Lotte Lenya of orig
Recording(s): Berlin) prod; Scott Merrill, Martin Wolfson, Jo Sullivan, Charlotte Rae, Gerald Price, Beatrice Arthur, George Tyne. (MGM 3121; CD/Polydor 820260-2. Excerpt: Lenya: "Pirate Jenny" (LP-1587).
WORDS: Bertolt Brecht. COND: PeterSandloff. CAST: Curt Jurgens, Hildegarde Neff, Hilde Hildebrand, Gert Frobe, Maria Korber, Kurt Muhlhardt, June Ritchie, Marlene Warrlich, Adeline Wagner.
Recording(s): London(E) 76004
WORDS: Bertolt Brecht, Marc Blitzstein. COND: Samuel Matlowsky. CAST: Sammy Davis Jr, George S Irving, Martha Schlamme, Jo Wilder.
Recording(s): RCA LSO-1086
COND: Theo Mackeben of orig prod. CAST: Kurt Gerron, Lotte Lenya, Erich Ponto, & Erika Helmke of orig prod; Willy Trenk-Trebitsch of 1929 Prague prod.
Recording(s): 78/Ultraphon(G) A-752/5; Telefunken(G) 10" TW-30074; LP-1686; Joker(I) SM-3061 (LP-1056), with addl material; CD/Teldec(G) 9031-72025-2 (LP-1334), with addl material; CD/Mastersound DFCDI-110 (LP-1380), with addl material. Excerpts: "Die Seeraeuberjenny," "Barbara-Song," "Eifersuchtsduett" (LP-1396).
Albert PrÀ)Àjean, Jacques Henley: "Chant des canons" PrÀ)Àjean: "Ballade de la vie agrÀ)Àable"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Ultraphone(F) AP-114) PrÀ)Àjean: "Chant d'amour" PrÀ)Àjean, Margo Lion: "Tango-ballade" (1930: 78/Ultraphone(F) AP-113) (The above four sides are cond by Theo Mackeben of orig & 1931 film prods. They are reissued on Telefunken(G) NT-529, with addl material; LP-1334.) Odette Florelle: "La fiancÀ)Àe du pirate" (1931: 78/Polydor(F) 522172, LP-1396, LP-1554, LP-1817) "Chant des canons" (1931: 78/Polydor(F) 522172, LP-1554) "Chant de Barbara," "Complainte de Mackie" (1931: 78/Polydor(F) 522171, LP-1554
"Mack the Knife"
Recording(s): LP-420
WORDS: Bertolt Brecht. Ralph Manheim, John Willett. COND: Stanley Silverman. CAST: C K Alexander, Ellen Greene, Raul Julia, Caroline Kava, David Sabin, Elizabeth Wilson, Roy Brocksmith, Blair Brown.
Recording(s): Col PS-34326. Excerpt: Brocksmith: "Mack the Knife" (LP-1110).
"Moritat," "Barbara-Song"
Recording(s): 1955, in German: LP-463) "The Solomon Song" (1962: LP-1717, LP-1718) "Pirate Jenny" (1955, in German: LP-463, LP-1806) (1962: LP-1718
"Production supervised by Lotte Lenya." COND: Wilhelm Bruckner-Ruggeberg. CAST: Lotte Lenya of orig
Recording(s): Berlin) & 1954 New York casts; Willy Trenk-Trebitsch of orig (Berlin) cast; Wolfgang Neuss, Trude Hesterberg, Erich Schellow, Johanna V Koczian, Wolfgang Grunert, Inge Wolffberg. (Col O2S-201; CD/CBS MK-42637.
WORDS: Eric Bentley. COND: Alan Braden. CAST: Mike Sammes, John Huw Davies, Ruth Little, Stella Moray.
Recording(s): World Records(E) ST-253, with Irma la Douce
COND: Lewis Ruth. VOCALS: Kurt Gerron of orig prod; Carola Neher of orig prod in 1929; Arthur Schroeder.
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EH-301, LP-1396, LP-1686
COND: Theo Mackeben of orig prod). "Lied von der Unzulaenglichkeit menschlichen Strebens"
Recording(s): 78/Orchestrola(G) 8" 2131, LP-1056, LP-1380, LP-1686) "Die Moritat vom Mackie Messer" (78/Orchestrola(G) 8" 2131, LP-1056, LP-1380, LP-1686, LP-1806
" WORDS: Marc Blitzstein, Menahem Golan, Dov Seltzer. ORCH: Various. COND: Dov Seltzer. CAST: Raul Julia, Richard Harris, Julia Migenes, Roger Daltrey, Julie Walters, Erin Donovan, Rachel Robertson.
Recording(s): CD/CBS MK-45630
Harald Paulsen: "Moritat," "Kanonensong"
Recording(s): 78/Homocord(G) 4-3747, LP-1396, LP-1817) "Der Mensch lebt nur von Missetat allein," "Ballade von angenehmen Leben" (78/Homocord(G) 4-3748, LP-1396, LP-1686) Carola Neher (of orig prod in 1929): "Die Seeraeuberjenny," "Barbara-Song" (78/Orchestrola(G) 2132, LP-1396, LP-1817) Dreigroschenoper Band: "Kanonensong," "Zuhaelterballade" (78/Odeon(G) 2703, LP-1396
"Jomfru Dilemma"
Recording(s): "Barbara-Song") (78/HMV(Denmark) X-4362, LP-1396, LP-1817
"Pirate Jenny"
Recording(s): 1995: LP-1721) (1996: LP-1720
WORDS: Robert David MacDonald. COND: Gary Yershon. CAST: Tom Hollander, Tom Mannion, Beverley Klein, Sharon Small, Natasha Bain, Tara Hugo, Simon Dormandy.
Recording(s): CD/Jay CDJAY-1244
"I Wanna Be Loved by You"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Vic 21684, LP-426, LP-774, LP-785, LP-909, LP-1146, LP-1191, LP-1399, LP-1633, LP-1637) (1930s: LP-414) "Don't Be like That" (1928: 78/Vic 21830, LP-785, LP-1637
"Come On and Make Whoopee"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1641-D
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Oscar Hammerstein II. ORCH: Van Alexander, Warren Baker. COND: Van Alexander. CAST: Dorothy Kirsten of 1944 & 1964 prods; Gordon MacRae, Jeannine Wagner, Richard Robinson, Earle Wilkie, James Tippey.
Recording(s): Cap SW-1966. Excerpts: CD/EMI CDM-769052, with The Desert Song & The Student Prince.
COND: Paul Weston. CAST: Gordon MacRae, Lucille Norman.
Recording(s): Cap 10" H-217
Jeanette MacDonald: "Lover, Come Back to Me"
Recording(s): 1939: 78/Vic 2048, LP-4, LP-71, LP-137, LP-242, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1361, LP-1397, LP-1813) "One Kiss" (1939: 78/Vic 2048, LP-71, LP-137, LP-874, LP-1361, LP-1397, LP-1561, LP-1813) Nelson Eddy: "Lover, Come Back to Me" (1940: 78/Col 4240-M, LP-432, LP-1326, LP-1561) (Later: 78/V-Disc 70) "Stout-Hearted Men" (1940: 78/Col 4241-M, LP-432) (1958: LP-134, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1361) "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" (1940: 78/Col 4240-M, LP-1326, LP-1561) "Wanting You" (1940: 78/Col 4241-M, LP-1326) MacDonald, Eddy: "Wanting You" (1948, radio: LP-908, LP-1388) (1958: LP-134, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1361
COND: Herman Finck. Evelyn Laye: "One Kiss"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9751, LP-1363, LP-1707) "Lover, Come Back to Me" (78/Col(E) 9751, LP-1363, LP-1639, LP-1707) "The Girl on the Prow" (78/Col(E) 9752, LP-1363) Laye, Howett Worster: "Wanting You" (78/Col(E) 9752, LP-1639, LP-1707) Ben Williams: "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise," "Stouthearted Men" (78/Col(E) 9753) Worster: "Marianne" (78/Col(E) 9753, LP-1401) (All the above are on CD/Pearl(E) GEMM-CD-9100, with The Desert Song & addl material) Dolores Farris, Gene Gerrard: "Gorgeous Alexander," "Wedding Chorus/Try Her Out at Dances" (78/Col(E) 5404) (All the above are on World Records(E) SH-254, with The Desert Song; and on Monmouth 7051
ORCH: Henri RenÀ)À. COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Jeanette Scovotti, Peter Palmer, Arthur Rubin.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 40-7, with Show Boat; LP-1578.
COND: Victor Young. CAST: Thomas Hayward, Jane Wilson, Lee Sweetland, chorus.
Recording(s): Dec 10" 5472
COND: Harry Sosnik. CAST: Florence George, Paul Gregory,Frank Forest.
Recording(s): 78/Dec album 155
COND: Leon Arnaud.
Recording(s): Col 10" ML-2164. Excerpts: Steber: "One Kiss" Eddy: "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" Eddy, Steber: "Wanting You," "Lover, Come Back to Me" (LP-268).
CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy.
Recording(s): Pelican 103, with I Married an Angel; plus LP-466. Excerpts: MacDonald, Eddy: "Lover, Come Back to Me" (LP-416) MacDonald: "Lover Come Back to Me" (LP-1704).
"Lover, Come Back to Me," "Wanting You"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 1506, LP-226, LP-385, LP-1615
CAST: Grace Moore, Lawrence Tibbett, chorus.
Recording(s): Pelican 2020; Raviola BMPB-1929 (titled "Parisian Belle"), with Broadway Melody. Excerpts: Moore: "Lover Come Back to Me," "One Kiss" (LP-231, LP-799, LP-1602) Moore, Tibbett: "Wanting You" (LP-1602).
COND: Johnny Gregory. VOCALS: Doreen Hume, Bruce Trent, chorus.
Recording(s): Epic BN-566, with White Horse Inn & The Girl Friend
Evelyn Herbert: "Lover, Come Back to Me"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 21883, LP-711, LP-774, LP-1146, LP-1755) "One Kiss" (1928: 78/Vic 21883, LP-774) "Wanting You" (1929: 78/Vic mx 49924, LP-1633) William O'Neal: "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" (1929: 78/Bruns 4208, LP-774) "Stout-Hearted Men" (1929: 78/Bruns 4208, LP-774, LP-1633
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35969
COND: Al Goodman of orig & 1944 prods). CAST: Earl Wrightson of 1944 prod), Frances Greer, Donald Dame, Earl Oxford, chorus.
Recording(s): RCA LK-1011
COND: Nathaniel Shilkret. VOCALS: Helen Marshall, Milton Watson, Morton Bowe, Helen Oelheim, Tom Thomas, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-307
COND: Johnny Arthey. VOCALS: John Hanson, Patricia Michael, chorus.
Recording(s): Philips(E) SBL-7799, with The Desert Song
ORCH & COND: Tony Osborne. CAST: Andy Cole, Elizabeth Larner, chorus.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-1258, with Rose-Marie
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20089
COND: Johnny Douglas. CAST: Andy Cole, Barbara Leigh, Denis Quilley, chorus.
Recording(s): World Records(E) LM-3, with Pal Joey
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9831
"Lover, Come Back to Me" With male chorus of the prod: "Stout-Hearted Men"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22317
"Lover, Come Back to Me"
Recording(s): LP-869
VOCALS: Olive Groves, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-566
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E)E-10868
CAST: Dorothy Kirsten of 1944 & 1964 prods), Gordon MacRae, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/Demand Performance 127
"Lover Come Back to Me," "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise"
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(Australia) A-2906
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. PIANO: Richard Lewine.
Recording(s): Ava Records 26, titled "Remember These," with Treasure Girl; DRG Records MRS-905.
MUSIC & WORDS: George M Cohan. "Billie"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21799, LP-774, LP-1633) "Where Were You, Where Was I?" (78/Vic 21799, LP-711
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Harry S Pepper. Joseph Hislop: "Wonderful, So Wonderful," "Wayside Rose"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3589, LP-1446, LP-1733) "A Heart as Pure as Gold" (78/HMV(E) B-3590, LP-1733) "Oh Maiden, My Maiden" (78/HMV(E) B-3590, LP-1446, LP-1733) Lea Seidl: "Love Will Kiss and Ride Away," "Little Roses, Little Flowers" (78/Col(E) DB-269, LP-1733) "Why Did You Kiss My Heart Awake?," "God Has Sent a Lovely Day/I Love Him So" (78/Col(E) DB-131, LP-1733
VOCALS: Anne Welch, Norton Collyer.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) F-1949
"Two Little Babes in the Wood"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 24825, LP-182, LP-340
Irene Bordoni & Irving Aaronson's Commanders: "Don't Look at Me That Way" by Cole Porter)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21742, LP-426, LP-774, LP-1146, LP-1420) "The Land of Going to Be" (78/Vic 21742) "Let's Misbehave" (dropped from the show) (78/Vic mx 43762, LP-711, LP-1633) Aaronson's Commanders: "Let's Do It" (by Porter), "The Land of Going to Be" (78/Vic 21745) "Let's Misbehave" (by Porter, dropped from the show) (78/Vic 21260, LP-426, LP-795, LP-1399, LP-1420, LP-1447
"My Lover," "I Wonder What Is Really on His Mind"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1983-D
MUSIC: Lewis E Gensler. "Hot," "Ups-a-Daisy"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1633-D
MUSIC: Ray Henderson. WORDS: B G DeSylva, Lew Brown.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35970
VOCAL: Dick Robertson.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20090
"You're the Cream in My Coffee"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2946
MUSIC: Harry Ruby. WORDS: Bert Kalmar. "Hooray for Captain Spalding!"
Recording(s): 1952: LP-341, LP-1004, LP-1746) "Hello, I Must Be Going" (with Erin Fleming), Poem "Did You Ever Sit and Ponder?" (1972: LP-870
Groucho Marx: "Hello, I Must Be Going"
Recording(s): LP-1746) Groucho & Zeppo Marx, Margaret Dumont, company: "Hooray for Captain Spalding" (LP-842, LP-1746) Lillian Roth, Hal Thompson: "Why Am I So Romantic?" (LP-838
"Some of These Days"
Recording(s): LP-1012
MUSIC: Richard Myers. WORDS: Leo Robin. "I Want the World to Know"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Vic 21783, LP-774) "Say That You Love Me" (1928: 78/Vic 21783) "Jericho" (1929: 78/Vic 21870
MUSIC: George Gershwin. WORDS: Ira Gershwin. Victor Arden & Phil Ohman
Recording(s): pianists), with their orch: "Feeling I'm Falling," "Got a Rainbow" (1928: 78/Vic 21795, LP-492) Gertrude Lawrence: "I've Got a Crush on You" (1952: LP-5
PIANO: Richard Lewine.
Recording(s): Ava 26, titled "Remember These," with Chee-Chee; DRG Records MRS-905.
MUSIC: Vincent Youmans. WORDS: Oscar Hammerstein II. "I Want a Man"
Recording(s): LP-51
" "West Wind"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22229) "The One Girl" (78/Vic 22229, LP-1732
MUSIC & WORDS: Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn, others. Ruth Etting: "Love Me or Leave Me"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Col 1680-D, LP-25, LP-610, LP-1146, LP-1325, LP-1444, LP-1559) "My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now" (1928: 78/Col 1595-D, LP-610) "I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose" (1928: 78/Col 1680-D, LP-546, LP-610) Eddie Cantor: "Hungry Women" (1928: 78/Vic 21831, LP-18, LP-610, LP-710, LP-1243, LP-1253) "Makin' Whoopee" (1928: 78/Vic 21831, LP-539, LP-610, LP-1115, LP-1122, LP-1146, LP-1180, LP-1243, LP-1247, LP-1253, LP-1399, LP-1496, LP-1559, LP-1575, LP-1633, LP-1825) (1941: 78/Dec 3798, LP-143, LP-165, LP-297, LP-384, LP-1703) (1950: LP-1458) (1954: LP-38, LP-144, LP-542) (With Rafael Mendez Orch: 78/Pan American 044) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "Automobile Horn Song," "I Faw Down an' Go Boom!" (1929: 78/Vic 21862, LP-610, LP-1243) George Olsen Orch: "Makin' Whoopee" (1928: 78/Vic 21816, LP-282, LP-710, LP-1094. Incomplete: LP-610.) "Until You Get Somebody Else" (1928: 78/Vic 21816, LP-610) "Come West, Little Girl, Come West," "I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose" (1928: 78/Vic 21808. Incomplete: LP-610.) "I Faw Down an' Go Boom!" (1928: 78/Vic 21832) Paul Whiteman Orch (which replaced Olsen Orch on 24 Dec 1928): "Makin' Whoopee" (1928: 78/Col 1683-D, LP-540. Incomplete: LP-610) "I'm Bringin
MUSIC & WORDS: Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn, others. Ruth Etting: "Love Me or Leave Me"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Col 1680-D, LP-25, LP-610, LP-1146, LP-1325, LP-1444, LP-1559) "My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now" (1928: 78/Col 1595-D, LP-610) "I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose" (1928: 78/Col 1680-D, LP-546, LP-610) Eddie Cantor: "Hungry Women" (1928: 78/Vic 21831, LP-18, LP-610, LP-710, LP-1243, LP-1253) "Makin' Whoopee" (1928: 78/Vic 21831, LP-539, LP-610, LP-1115, LP-1122, LP-1146, LP-1180, LP-1243, LP-1247, LP-1253, LP-1399, LP-1496, LP-1559, LP-1575, LP-1633, LP-1825) (1941: 78/Dec 3798, LP-143, LP-165, LP-297, LP-384, LP-1703) (1950: LP-1458) (1954: LP-38, LP-144, LP-542) (With Rafael Mendez Orch: 78/Pan American 044) (1957: LP-30, LP-1431) "Automobile Horn Song," "I Faw Down an' Go Boom!" (1929: 78/Vic 21862, LP-610, LP-1243) George Olsen Orch: "Makin' Whoopee" (1928: 78/Vic 21816, LP-282, LP-710, LP-1094. Incomplete: LP-610.) "Until You Get Somebody Else" (1928: 78/Vic 21816, LP-610) "Come West, Little Girl, Come West," "I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose" (1928: 78/Vic 21808. Incomplete: LP-610.) "I Faw Down an' Go Boom!" (1928: 78/Vic 21832) Paul Whiteman Orch (which replaced Olsen Orch on 24 Dec 1928): "Makin' Whoopee" (1928: 78/Col 1683-D, LP-540. Incomplete: LP-610) "I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose" (1928: 78/Col 1683-D, LP-541) Ritz Quartet (who joined the show on 24 Dec 1928): "I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose" (1929: 78/Bruns 4328) "Come West, Little Girl, Come West" (1929: 78/Bruns 4328, LP-610
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35969, LP-774. Excerpt: LP-610.
COND: Alfred Newman. CAST: Eddie Cantor, Claire Dodd, Betty Grable, Paul Gregory, Ethel Shutta, George Olsen Orch.
Recording(s): Meet-Patti Discs PRW-1930, with Puttin' On the Ritz; plus Cantor: "A Girl Friend of a Boy Friend of Mine" (LP 751, LP-1253). Excerpts: Orchestra: "Overture" Cantor: "Makin' Whoopee," "My Baby Just Cares for Me" Shutta: "Stetson" Chorus: "Mission Wedding," "Song of the Setting Sun" (LP 1024) Grable, Olsen Orch, chorus: "Cowboy Number" (LP-284, LP-1024, LP-1769) Gregory: "I'll Still Belong to You" (LP-770).
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20089. Incomplete: LP-610.
Vocals uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2058
MUSIC: Jimmy McHugh. WORDS: Dorothy Fields. "Futuristic Rhythm"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Vic 21858, LP-942) "Let's Sit and Talk about You" (1929: 78/Vic 21858, LP-942) (1929, as "Louisville Rhythm Kings": 78/Okeh 41189) "In a Great Big Way" (1929, as "Louisville Rhythm Kings": 78/Okeh 41189
"Futuristic Rhythm"
Recording(s): 78/Harmony 836-H) "Let's Sit and Talk about You," "In a Great Big Way" (78/Harmony 823-H
Helen Morgan: "Who Cares What You Have Been?"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 21930, LP-157, LP-724, LP-1712) Maurice Chevalier (who joined cast in Feb 1929): "Valentine" (1925: 78/PathÀ)À(F) 4239) (1929: 78/Vic 22093, LP-72, LP-148, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1220, LP-1333, LP-1348, LP-1365, LP-1500, LP-1799) (1930: 78/HMV(F) K-6058) (1941: 78/HMV(F) K-8543) (1947: LP-88, LP-132, LP-405) (1957: LP-224) (1958: LP-118) "Les Ananas" (1924: 78/PathÀ)À(F) 4149) (1929: 78/Vic 22093, LP-72, LP-148, LP-859, LP-1365) "It's a Habit of Mine" (1929: 78/Vic 22007, LP-769, LP-1208)
"Am I Blue?"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Col 1837-D, LP-15, LP-52, LP-959, LP-1490) (1946: LP-361, LP-1062, LP-1499) (Late 1950s: LP-99) "Birmingham Bertha" (1929: 78/Col 1837-D, LP-15, LP-1490
Recording(s): 78/Edison 14060
VOCALS: uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20095
"He's a Good Man to Have Around"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 21994, LP-17, LP-1348, LP-1770) "I'm the Last of the Red Hot Mammas" (1929: 78/Vic 21994, LP-148, LP-539, LP-1755) "I'm Doin' What I'm Doin' for Love," "I'm Feathering a Nest" (1929: 78/Vic 21993) "I Don't Want to Get Thin" (1929: 78/Vic 21995) "Some of These Days" (1911: CYL/Edison 4M-691, LP-935, LP-1538) (1926: 78/Col 826-D, LP-168, LP-185, LP-1410, LP-1527, LP-1770) (1927: 78/Okeh mx 81305, LP-52, LP-1251) (1929: 78/Vic 22049, LP-1247. Incomplete: LP-1218.) (1930s, radio: LP-332) (1937, with Harry Sosnik Orch: 78/Dec 1472, LP-187) (1944 radio, with Tommy Dorsey Orch: 78/V-Disc 358) (1947, with Bob Haggart Orch: 78/Dec 24289, LP-186, LP-187, LP-297, LP-1016) (Later: LP-184
VOCALS: Sophie Tucker. "Some of These Days"
Recording(s): LP-751, LP-1084, LP-1625) "I'm the Last of the Red Hot Mammas" (LP-751, LP-1084, LP-1410, LP-1625) "I'm Feathering a Nest" (LP-751, LP-1410) "He's a Good Man to Have Around," "I Don't Want to Get Thin," "Take Off Your Mask and Be Yourself," "I'm Doing What I'm Doing for Love" (LP-1410
"Some of These Days"
Recording(s): LP-869
"My Mother's Eyes"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 21852, LP-17, LP-539) (Later: 78/ARA 4515) (1956: LP-892
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Where Is the Song of Songs for Me?"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21932, LP-17, LP-519, LP-1348, LP-1353
MUSIC & WORDS: Nacio Herb Brown, Arthur Freed, others. COND: Arthur Lange. CAST: Charles King, Bessie Love, Anita Page, James Burroughs, Biltmore Trio, Earl Burtnett Orch.
Recording(s): Mark56 Records 847. Incomplete: Raviola BMPM-1929, with The New Moon (titled "Parisian Belle"). Excerpts: Burroughs: "The Wedding of the Painted Doll" (LP-416, LP-1704) King: "Broadway Melody" (LP-252, LP-842, LP-1704, LP-1755).
Charles King: "Broadway Melody"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21964, LP-17, LP-539, LP-770, LP-1094, LP-1348) "The Wedding of the Painted Doll" (78/Vic 21964, LP-770, LP-1247) "You Were Meant for Me" (78/Vic 21965, LP-770) "Love Boat" (78/Vic 21965) Earl Burtnett Orch, Biltmore Trio: "You Were Meant for Me" (78/Bruns 4231) "Love Boat" (78/Bruns4232) Burtnett Orch: "Broadway Melody" (78/Bruns 4231) "The Wedding of the Painted Doll" (78/Bruns 4232
"Love, Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22079, LP-17, LP-148, LP-539, LP-909, LP-1496) "Serenade" (78/Vic 22079
"Wait Till You See Ma ChÀ)Àrie"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 21918, LP-102, LP-1022, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1365, LP-1799) "It's a Habit of Mine" (1929: 78/Vic 22007, LP-769, LP-1208) "On Top of the World Alone" (1929: 78/Vic 22007, LP-859, LP-1208, LP-1270, LP-1365) "Louise" (1929: 78/Vic 21918, LP-17, LP-72, LP-102, LP-453, LP-539, LP-769, LP-1022, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1220, LP-1251, LP-1270, LP-1348, LP-1365, LP-1399, LP-1728, LP-1799) (1930: 78/HMV(E) B-3686) (1947: 78/Vic 25-0093, LP-88, LP-405) (1958: LP-118) (Later, broadcast: LP-1131) "Valentine" (1925: 78/PathÀ)À(F) 4239) (1929: 78/Vic 22093, LP-72, LP-148, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1220, LP-1333, LP-1348, LP-1365, LP-1500, LP-1799) (1930: 78/HMV(F) K-6058) (1941: 78/HMV(F) K-8544) (1947: LP-88, LP-132, LP-405) (1957: LP-224) (1958: LP-118) "Les Ananas" (1924: 78/PathÀ)À(F) 4149) (1929: 78/Vic 22093, LP-72, LP-148, LP-859, LP-1365
CAST: Helen Kane, Jack Oakie, Nancy Carroll.
Recording(s): Caliban 6018, with Honey & Give My Regards to Broadway. Excerpts: Kane: "The Prep Step," "I Think You'll Like It" (LP-699).
"He's So Unusual"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22080, LP-17, LP-785, LP-1496, LP-1637) (Later(?): LP-699
"What Wouldn't I Do for That Man!"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22149, LP-17, LP-32, LP-37, LP-1191, LP-1348
Helen Morgan: "What Wouldn't I Do for That Man"
Recording(s): LP-499
Helen Morgan: "What Wouldn't I Do for That Man!"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22149, LP-17, LP-32, LP-37, LP-1191, LP-1348) Rudy Vallee: "I'm Just a Vagabond Lover" (1929: 78/Vic 21967, LP-1308) (1942: LP-58, LP-96
COND: Frank Tours. Helen Morgan: "What Wouldn't I Do for That Man!" Mary Eaton: "There Must Be Someone Waiting"
Recording(s): LP-499, LP-1024
MUSIC: Victor Schertzinger. WORDS: Clifford Grey. Jeanette MacDonald: "Dream Lover"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22247, LP-17, LP-536, LP-1059, LP-1185, LP-1204, LP-1536) "March of the Grenadiers" (1929: 78/Vic 22247, LP-536, LP-1185, LP-1397, LP-1561) (1944: LP-378) Maurice Chevalier: "My Love Parade" (1930: 78/Vic 22285, LP-62, LP-88, LP-1059, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1207, LP-1208, LP-1309, LP-1799) (1930, in French, as "Mon cocktail d'amour": 78/Vic 22368, LP-102, LP-1022, LP-1220) (1930, in French: 78/HMV(F) K-6058) (1941, in French: 78/HMV(F) K-8544) "Paris, Stay the Same" (1930, in English & French: 78/Vic 22294, LP-102, LP-542, LP-1022, LP-1059, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1799) (1930, in French, as "Paris, je t'aime d'amour": 78/Vic 22415, LP-62, LP-72, LP-859, LP-1270, LP-1365, LP-1500, LP-1775) (1941, in French: 78/HMV(F) K-8544) (1954, in French: LP-270) "Nobody's Using It Now" (1930: 78/Vic 22285, LP-859, LP-1184, LP-1365) (1930, in French, as "Personne ne s'en sert maintenant": 78/Vic 22368, LP-102, LP-1022, LP-1205
Recording(s): 78/Vic 36008
COND: Victor Schertzinger. CAST: Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette MacDonald, Lupino Lane, Lillian Roth.
Recording(s): Nadine 260, with The Merry Widow. Incomplete: Ariel CMF-23, with Love Me Tonight & One Hour with You.
Duncan Sisters: "I'm Following You"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22269, LP-17, LP-1348) "Hoosier Hop" (78/Vic 22269) "It Must Be an Old Spanish Custom" (78/Vic 22345) Lawrence Gray: "I'm Following You," "I'm Sailing on a Sunbeam" (78/Bruns 4630) (78/Bruns 4631
"Heigh Ho, Everybody, Heigh Ho"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22029, LP-58, LP-810, LP-1308) "I'll Be Reminded of You" (1929: 78/Vic 22193, LP-810) "A Little Kiss Each Morning" (1929: 78/Vic 22193, LP-810) (1955: LP-357) "I Love You, Believe Me, I Love You," "If You Were the Only Girl in the World" (1929: 78/Vic 22227
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. COND: Louis Silvers. Al Jolson: "It All Depends on You," "I'm Sitting on Top of the World," "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life," "There's a Rainbow 'round My Shoulder," "Sonny Boy," "Keep Smiling at Trouble"
Recording(s): Take Two 106. Excerpts: "It All Depends on You" (LP-269, LP-1662, LP-1669, LP-1709) "Golden Gate" (LP-1662, LP-1709) "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life," "There's a Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder," "I'm Sitting on Top of the World," "Sonny Boy" (LP-1709).
"I'm Sitting on Top of the World"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Bruns 3014, LP-73, LP-731, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1816) (1943: LP-966) (1940s: LP-963) (1946: LP-682) (1947: LP-198, LP-243, LP-394, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1280, LP-1368) "Sonny Boy" (1928: 78/Bruns 4033, LP-82, LP-470, LP-731, LP-1032, LP-1172, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1448, LP-1575, LP-1816) (1935: LP-373, LP-1255) (1943: LP-965) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1946: LP-145, LP-243, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1333, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432) "There's a Rainbow 'round My Shoulder" (1928: 78/Bruns 4033, LP-82, LP-470, LP-626, LP-731, LP-989, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1816) (1947: LP-196, LP-243, LP-1212) "It All Depends on You" (1949: 78/Dec 24667, LP-243, LP-380) "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life" (1913: 78/Vic 17318, LP-44, LP-290, LP-1032, LP-1146, LP-1172, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1816) (1946: LP-682) (1947, with Bing Crosby: 78/Dec 40038, LP-245, LP-383) "Keep Smiling at Trouble" (1924: 78/Bruns 27
"I'm Sitting on Top of the World"
Recording(s): 1925: 78/Bruns 3014, LP-73, LP-731, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1816) (1943: LP-966) (1940s: LP-963) (1946: LP-682) (1947: LP-198, LP-243, LP-394, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1280, LP-1368) "Sonny Boy" (1928: 78/Bruns 4033, LP-82, LP-470, LP-731, LP-1032, LP-1172, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1448, LP-1575, LP-1816) (1935: LP-373, LP-1255) (1943: LP-965) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1946: LP-145, LP-243, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1333, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432) "There's a Rainbow 'round My Shoulder" (1928: 78/Bruns 4033, LP-82, LP-470, LP-626, LP-731, LP-989, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1816) (1947: LP-196, LP-243, LP-1212) "It All Depends on You" (1949: 78/Dec 24667, LP-243, LP-380) "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life" (1913: 78/Vic 17318, LP-44, LP-290, LP-1032, LP-1146, LP-1172, LP-1373, LP-1477, LP-1816) (1946: LP-682) (1947, with Bing Crosby: 78/Dec 40038, LP-245, LP-383) "Keep Smiling at Trouble" (1924: 78/Bruns 2763, LP-274, LP-626, LP-1373) (1947: LP-228, LP-243, LP-394
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) R-324
COND: Louis Silvers. MUSIC & WORDS: Ray Henderson, Lew Brown, B G DeSylva, others. VOCALS: Al Jolson. "Used to You," "Little Pal," "I'm in Seventh Heaven," "Why Can't You?," "One Sweet Kiss"
Recording(s): Subon 1234, with Hallelujah, I'm a Bum; plus "I'm Ka-razy for You" (LP-751, LP-1032) & "Back in Your Own Backyard" (LP-751, LP-1709). Excerpts: "I'm in Seventh Heaven" (LP-269, LP-1709) "Used to You" (LP-269, LP-751, LP-1032, LP-1669, LP-1709).
"Used to You"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Bruns 4401, LP-73, LP-910, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1816) "One Sweet Kiss" (1929: 78/Bruns 4402, LP-73, LP-274, LP-626, LP-910) "I'm in Seventh Heaven" (1929: 78/Bruns 4400, LP-82, LP-910, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1816) "Little Pal" (1929: 78/Bruns 4400, LP-82, LP-910, LP-1172, LP-1255, LP-1277, LP-1448, LP-1816) (1948: LP-370) "Back in Your Own Backyard" (1928: 78/Bruns 3867, LP-73, LP-910, LP-1172, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1816) (1946: LP-682) (1949: LP-198, LP-243, LP-739, LP-1137) "Why Can't You?" (1929: 78/Bruns 4401, LP-274, LP-550, LP-731, LP-1255, LP-1260, LP-1277, LP-1816
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20093
"Pagan Love Song"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2778, LP-124, LP-136, LP-770
"I Have to Have You"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22192, LP-148, LP-539, LP-769, LP-785, LP-1637) "Aintcha?" (78/Vic 22192, LP-785, LP-1637
Helen Kane: "Ain'tcha?," "I Have to Have You"
Recording(s): LP-699
"I'm the Medicine Man for the Blues"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Col 1882-D) (1938: 78/Dec 2033, LP-167, LP-457, LP-491, LP-1017) "Wouldn't It Be Wonderful?" (1929: 78/Col 1882-D) "St Louis Blues" (1922: 78/Col A-3790) (1926: 78/Col 697-D) (1938: 78/Dec 2033, LP-167, LP-457, LP-491, LP-1017) "Tiger Rag" (1926: 78/Col 770-D, LP-168) (1941: 78/Dec4272, LP-167, LP-457, LP-1017) (Later, TV: LP-1021) "In the Land of Jazz" (1929: 78/Col(E) CB-5
"Tip-Toe through the Tulips"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Bruns 4418, LP-175, LP-1094, LP-1247) (1948: 78/Cap 15242) "Painting the Clouds with Sunshine" (1929: 78/Bruns 4418) (Later: 78/Diamond 2019
Nick Lucas: "Tip-Toe through the Tulips"
Recording(s): LP-751) Chorus: "Song of the Gold Diggers" (LP-947
Nick Lucas: "Tip-Toe through the Tulips," "In a Kitchenette," "Painting the Clouds with Sunshine" Winnie Lightner: "Mechanical Man" Nancy Welford: "Song of the Gold Diggers"
Recording(s): Incomplete versions: LP-947
COND: Harry Bidgood.
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast Twelve(E) 5147
Cliff Edwards: "Singin' in the Rain"
Recording(s): LP-252, LP-770, LP-1704) Joan Crawford: "Gotta Feelin' for You" (LP-252, LP-401, LP-532, LP-1704) Marion Davies: "Tommy Atkins on Parade" (LP-770
"Orange Blossom Time"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Col 1869-D) "Singin' in the Rain" (1929: 78/Col 1869-D, LP-760, LP-824, LP-1247, LP-1724) (Later: LP-635) (1943: LP-1645) (1949: 78/Mercury 5309) (1950s: LP-437) (1950s: Lang-Worth 8" CI-28) (1957: LP-1040
"Singin' in the Rain"
Recording(s): 1940, piano & vocal: LP-869) (Radio, vocal: LP-1668
VOCALS: uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20095
Irene Bordoni: "Just an Hour of Love"
Recording(s): 78/Col 2027-D) Ted Lewis Orch: "Lady Luck" (78/Col 1999-D) Nick Lucas: "Your Mother and Mine" (78/Bruns 4378
"I'll Always Be Mother's Boy," "There'll Be You and I"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21940) "There's a Place in the Sun for You," "The World Is Yours and Mine" (78/Vic 21958
"Love Is a Dreamer," "When They Sing the Wearin' of the Green"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22048
Morton Downey: "My Inspiration Is You," "I'll Always Be in Love with You"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21860) Waring's Pennsylvanians: "Jericho," "I'll Always Be in Love with You" (78/Vic 21870
"Sophomore Prom"
Recording(s): 78/Col 1980-D
"Hang On to Me"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Col 1907-D, LP-760, LP-824) (1943: LP-1645) (1950s: LP-437) "Just You, Just Me" (1929: 78/Col 1907-D) (1940s: LP-1005
Cliff Edwards, Lawrence Gray: "Blondy"
Recording(s): LP-770
MUSIC & WORDS: Irving Berlin. "Waiting at the End of the Road"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22097
Nina Mae McKinney: "Swanee Shuffle"
Recording(s): LP-336
"Do Something"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 21917, LP-785, LP-1239, LP-1637) (1950s: 45/MGM X-1164, titled "Helen Kane Sings"
MUSIC: Ray Henderson. WORDS: B G DeSylva, Lew Brown.
Recording(s): 78/Vic 36008
Janet Gaynor: "Keep Your Sunny Side Up"
Recording(s): LP-842) Gaynor, Charles Farrell: "If I Had a Talking Picture of You" (LP-1448
"Mi Amado"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 21932, LP-1353
"At Close of Day"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3282
"I'm Walking with the Moonbeams"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4558, LP-1035) "Take Everything but You" (78/Bruns 4558) "I'll Still Go On Wanting You" (78/Bruns 4624, LP-1444
Ginger Rogers: "We Can't Get Along"
Recording(s): LP-402, LP-842, LP-1134) Rogers, unidentified tenor: "Dear Sir" (LP-402, LP-1134
Joan Crawford, Robert Montgomery: "That Wonderful Something Is Love"
Recording(s): LP-401) Crawford: "Chant of the Jungle" (LP-401, LP-770
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20093
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. Orchestra with unidentified vocalists. Piano by Rodgers. Dialogue by Rodgers & Hart.
Recording(s): LP-498
"A Precious Little Thing Called Love"
Recording(s): LP-530
Bessie Smith, Hall Johnson Choir: "St Louis Blues"
Recording(s): LP-623, LP-1312
"St Louis Blues"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 4553
"St Louis Blues"
Recording(s): LP-869
VOCALS: Hall Johnson Choir.
Recording(s): LP-622, LP-1312
MUSIC & WORDS: Cole Porter. Gertrude Lawrence: "Here Comes the Bandwagon," "They All Fall in Love"
Recording(s): LP-655
Walt Disney for Mickey Mouse): "Minnie's Yoo-Hoo"
Recording(s): LP-661
"The Shepherd's Serenade," "Charming"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2778
Charles
Recording(s): Buddy) Rogers: "I'm All a-Twitter, I'm All a-Twirl" (LP-769
Hal Skelly: "True Blue Lou" Howard Conrad: "Ladies of the Dance" Marjorie Kane: "The Flippity Flop"
Recording(s): LP-769
"The Lone Star Trail"
Recording(s): 78/Col 2310-D
Eddie Cantor: "My Wife Is on a Diet"
Recording(s): LP-909, LP-1253
"My Wife Is on a Diet"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22189, LP-1243
"Sweet Adeline"
Recording(s): LP-869
"La complainte de Jim," "La route est belle"
Recording(s): 78/PathÀ)À(F) X-3423
"Bin kein Hauptmann, bin kein grosses Tier," "Sieben Sterne hat der grosse Baer"
Recording(s): 78/Parlophon(G) B-12108
"Dich hab' ich geliebt"
Recording(s): 78/Parlophon(G) B-12104
"Ich kuesse ihre Hand, Madame"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(G) O-4921, LP-1814
MUSIC: Ray Henderson. WORDS: B G DeSylva, Lew Brown. Zelma O'Neal: "I Want to Be Bad"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Bruns 4204) O'Neal & Al Goodman's Follow Thru Orch: "I Want to Be Bad" (1929: 78/Bruns 4207) "Button Up Your Overcoat" (1929: 78/Bruns 4207, LP-830) Medley (1929: 78/Bruns 20090
Recording(s): 78/Vic 35970
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9764
"There Ain't No Sweet Man That's Worth the Salt of My Tears"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Bruns 3798, LP-788, LP-1644) (1954: LP-662, LP-832
COND: Harold Stern. "Just Suppose"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4357
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. COND: Louis Silvers. Inez Courtney of orig prod), Lawrence Gray: "Spring Is Here" Alexander Gray, Bernice Claire: "Yours Sincerely" Claire, Frank Albertson: "With a Song in My Heart"
Recording(s): LP-498) Claire, Alexander Gray: "Have a Little Faith in Me" (by Harry Warren) Courtney, Albertson: "What's the Big Idea?" (by Harry Warren) (LP-633
MUSIC & WORDS: Cole Porter. George Metaxa: "Wake Up and Dream"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/HMV(E) B-3016, LP-159, LP-300) "What Is This Thing Called Love?" (1929: 78/HMV(E) B-3016, LP-300) Elsie Carlisle: "Let's Do It," "What Is This Thing Called Love?" (1929: 78/Dominion(E) A-125) Leslie Hutchinson, piano: Medley (Contemp: 78/Parlophone(E)E-10869) Hutchinson, piano & vocal: "I'm a Gigolo" (1929: 78/Parlophone(E) R-343, LP-477) "What Is This Thing Called Love?" (1929: 78/Parlophone(E) R-343, LP-477, LP-1374) "Let's Do It" (1929: 78/Parlophone(E) R-342, LP-477, LP-1374) "Looking at You" (1929: 78/Parlophone(E) R-342, LP-477, LP-1830) Medley, incl the same four songs (1941: 78/HMV(E) C-3194
"I'm a Gigolo"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 24843, LP-182, LP-340, LP-1113
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1665, LP-700
"Fancy Our Meeting"
Recording(s): 1928, with Elsie Randolph: 78/Col(E) 9462, LP-676, LP-1033) (1933: 78/HMV(E) C-2630, LP-1033, LP-1408, LP-1440, LP-1715) (1933, with Elsie Randolph: 78/HMV(E) B-8026, LP-61, LP-374, LP-795
MUSIC: James P Johnson. WORDS: Perry Bradford. Johnson piano) & Bradford
Recording(s): vocal): "Skiddle-de-Skow" (1927: 78/Col 14247-D, LP-1031) "Put Your Mind Right on It" (1929: 78/Col 14417-D, LP-1031) Johnson (piano): "Sorry" (1929: 78/Col 14417-D
"Moanin' Low"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Bruns 4445, LP-176, LP-518, LP-521, LP-774, LP-788, LP-1146, LP-1346, LP-1633) (1929: 78/Bruns 4446, LP-1094, LP-1644) (1929: 78/Bruns mx XE-31349, LP-1644) (1935 radio performance: LP-556) (1954: LP-662) (1965: LP-51) "Can't We Be Friends?" (1929: 78/Bruns 4506, LP-788) (1929: 78/Bruns mx XE-31350, LP-1644) (1954: LP-662) (1965: LP-51
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. COND: Lehman Engel. VOCALS: Carol Bruce, Sheila Bond, Hiram Sherman.
Recording(s): RCA 10" LPM-3155, with The Band Wagon
WORDS: Howard Dietz. "I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan"
Recording(s): LP-418
"Hammacher Schlemmer, I Love You"
Recording(s): LP-1346
MUSIC: Thomas
Recording(s): Fats) Waller, Harry Brooks. WORDS: Andy Razaf. "Ain't Misbehavin'" (1929, piano: 78/Vic 22108, LP-539, LP-581, LP-711) (1938, pipe organ & vocal: 78/HMV(E) BD-5415, LP-582, LP-1269) (1943, piano & vocal: LP-345) (Later, piano & vocal: 78/Vic 40-4003, 78/V-Disc 32, LP-1575) "Sweet Savannah Sue" (1929, piano: 78/Vic 22108, LP-581
Louis Armstrong: "Ain't Misbehavin'"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Okeh 8714, LP-516, LP-581, LP-1146, LP-1831) (1929, with Seger Ellis Orch: 78/Okeh 41291, LP-52, LP-581) (1938: 78/Dec 2042) (1943: 78/V-Disc 32) (1947: LP-355) "Black and Blue" (1929: 78/Okeh 8714, LP-581) "That Rhythm Man," "Sweet Savannah Sue" (1929: 78/Okeh 8717, LP-581) Edith Wilson: "Black and Blue" (1929: 78/Bruns 4685, LP-581) (1972, with Eubie Blake, piano: LP-1075) "My Man Is Good for Nothing but Love" (1929: 78/Bruns 4685, LP-581) Eddie Green, Billy Higgins, & others of orig cast: Skit "Big Business" (with Fats Waller, piano) (1929: 78/Vic V-38552, LP-581) Skit "Sending a Wire" (1929: Okeh 8721, LP-581
"Fascinating You," "Like Me Less, Love Me More"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22127
Lou Clayton, Eddie Jackson & Jimmy Durante: "Can Broadway Do without Me?"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Col 1860-D, LP-19, LP-42, LP-494, LP-842, LP-1146, LP-1247) "So I Ups to Him" (1929: 78/Col 1860-D) Medley "Can Broadway Do without Me/Jimmy, the Well-Dressed Man/SoI Ups to Him/Because They All Love You" (1949: LP-176, LP-439) Durante, Jackson: "So I Ups to Him," "Jimmy, the Well-Dressed Man" (1946: LP-80, LP-1708) Durante: "Jimmy, the Well-Dressed Man," "Can Broadway Do without Me?" (1953: LP-1218) "Who Will Be with You When I'm Far Away?" (1946: LP-80, LP-1708) (1950s, with Ethel Barrymore: LP-439) Duke Ellington Orch: "Liza" (1953: LP-805
"Liza"
Recording(s): LP-375, LP-1381
MUSIC & WORDS: Noel Coward. ORCH: Brian Fahey, Ray Terry. COND: Michael Collins. CAST: Vanessa Lee, Roberto Cardinali, Julie Dawn, John Hauxvell.
Recording(s): Angel 35814
Nelson Eddy: "I'll See You Again"
Recording(s): 1940: 78/Col 4263-M, LP-432, LP-1326) "Tokay" (1940: 78/Col 4263-M) "Dear Little Cafe," "The Call of Life," "If You Could Only Come with Me" (1940: 78/Col 4264-M) Jeanette MacDonald: "Zigeuner" (1947: LP-65, LP-71) "I'll See You Again" (1947: LP-4, LP-65, LP-71, LP-874, LP-956, LP-1348, LP-1361) Eddy & MacDonald: "I'll See You Again" (1948, radio: LP-908, LP-1388
"Zigeuner"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/HMV(E) B-3158, LP-28, LP-1394, LP-1482, LP-1534) (1933: 78/Vic 36239, LP-1298, LP-1482) "If You Could Only Come with Me" (1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) "I'll See You Again" (1932: 78/HMV(E) C-2450, LP-123, LP-502, LP-1482, LP-1534, LP-1716) (1938: HMV(E) B-8740, LP-28, LP-710, LP-885, LP-1126, LP-1298, LP-1394, LP-1482, LP-1566) (Later: LP-138) "Green Carnations" (1933: 78/Vic 36239, LP-711, LP-1186, LP-1298, LP-1482) "The Call of Life" (1933: 78/Vic 36239, LP-1298, LP-1482
"Zigeuner"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DB-1870, LP-63, LP-1363, LP-1707) "I'll See You Again" (78/Col(E) DB-1870, LP-63, LP-1146, LP-1251, LP-1363, LP-1707
Peggy Wood: "Zigeuner" Ivy St Helier: "If Love Were All"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3144, LP-174, LP-308, LP-1734) Wood, George Metaxa: "I'll See You Again" (78/HMV(E) C-1746, LP-174, LP-308, LP-1734) "Dear Little Cafe" (78/HMV(E) C-1746, LP-174, LP-308
Vocals uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1727
COND: Kenneth Alwyn. CAST: Susan Hampshire, Adele Leigh, James Pease, chorus.
Recording(s): Music for Pleasure(E) 1091
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 9900
COND: Lehman Engel. CAST: Rosalind Elias, Jeanette Scovotti, John Hauxvell.
Recording(s): Reader's Digest 46-N3, with Countess Maritza
ORCH & COND: Johnny Douglas. CAST: June Bronhill, Neville Jason, Julia d'Alba, Leslie Fyson, chorus.
Recording(s): Col(E) TWO-273
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Noel Coward. CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy.
Recording(s): Bright Tight Discs BIS-1377 (LP-466), with addl material. Also a number dropped before release: MacDonald, Eddy: "The Call of Life" (LP-455) Excerpts: MacDonald: "If Love Were All" (LP-588).
VOCALS: Olive Groves, Victor Conway.
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) K-566
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) R-500
CAST: Dorothy Kirsten, Gordon MacRae, chorus.
Recording(s): CAS/DemandPerformance 128
COND: Michael Reed. CAST: Valerie Masterson, Martin Smith, Rosemary Ashe; Donald Maxwell not of 1988 prod); chorus.
Recording(s): CD/TER Classics(E) CDTER2-1160
"I'll See You Again"
Recording(s): LP-883
"I May Be Wrong"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4500) (78/Bruns Brevities Bdcst 30, LP-1660) "The New Yorkers" (78/Bruns 4500) "Wait for the Happy Ending" (78/Bruns 4510
MUSIC: Jerome Kern. WORDS: Oscar Hammerstein II. "Why Was I Born?"
Recording(s): 1929: 78/Vic 22199, LP-18, LP-37, LP-229, LP-230, LP-933, LP-935, LP-1146, LP-1712) (1932, radio: LP-566) (1935: LP-460) "Don't Ever Leave Me" (1929: 78/Vic 22199, LP-32, LP-37, LP-229, LP-933, LP-1146, LP-1444, LP-1633, LP-1712, LP-1825
Irene Dunne: "Why Was I Born?"
Recording(s): 1941: LP-66, LP-607, LP-1428) "Here Am I" (1935, radio: LP-592) Phil Regan: "We Were So Young," "Molly O'Donahue" (1934: 78/Col 2990-D
VOCALS: Olive Groves, Brian Lawrence.
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2772, LP-1416
COND: Leonard Joy.
Recording(s): LP-306, LP-774
CAST: Irene Dunne, Phil Regan, Joseph Cawthorn, Dorothy Dare, chorus.
Recording(s): Titania 506, with High, Wide and Handsome; LP-335. Excerpts: Dunne: "Here Am I" (LP-669) "Lonely Feet" (LP-1428).
MUSIC & WORDS: Cliff Friend, George White. "Bigger and Better than Ever," "Bottoms Up"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4503
MUSIC: Franz Lehar. WORDS: Christopher Hassall. COND: Vilem Tausky. CAST: Charles Craig, Elizabeth Fretwell, June Bronhill, Peter Grant, chorus.
Recording(s): HMV(E) CSD-1267
"You Are My Heart's Delight"
Recording(s): 1935: 78/Parlophone(E) RO-20467, LP-1639, LP-1733) "Patiently Smiling" (1941: 78/Parlophone(E) RO-20500, LP-1733) "Dein ist mein ganzes Herz" (1929: 78/Col G-4044-M, LP-1624, LP-1727) "Immer nur Lacheln" (1929: 78/Col G-4044-M, LP-1624) "Kann es moglichsein?" (78/Col G-4079-M) With Vera Schwarz: "Bei einem Tee en deux" (1929: 78/Col G-4079-M, LP-1624
WORDS: Jerry Hadley. COND: Richard Bonynge. CAST: Nancy Gustafson, Jerry Hadley, Naomi Itami, Lynton Atkinson, chorus.
Recording(s): CD/Telarc CD-80419
"I Love You, You Love Me," "Zig-Zig-Zig"
Recording(s): 1931: 78/Parl(E) R-922, LP-1733
MUSIC: Arthur Schwartz. WORDS: Douglas Furber, Donovan Parsons. "She's Such a Comfort to Me"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) 5689, LP-90, LP-1445
MUSIC: Richard Rodgers. WORDS: Lorenz Hart. Buddy Rogers:"A Ship without a Sail" Helen Kane: "My Man Is on the Make"
Recording(s): LP-498) "Readin' Ritin' Rhythm" (by Victor Schertzinger & Don Hartman) (LP-699
"My Man Is on the Make" by Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart)
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22475, LP-217, LP-785, LP-1465, LP-1637) "If I Knew You Better," "Readin' Ritin' Rhythn" (78/Vic 22520, LP-1637
"Why?"
Recording(s): LP-530
MUSIC & WORDS: Cole Porter. ORCH: Hans Spialek, Robert Russell Bennett, others. COND: Evans Haile. CAST: Howard McGillin, Kim Criswell, Kay McClelland, Susan Powell, Karen Ziemba, Jason Graae, James Harder, Scott Waara, Peggy Cass, Jean LeClerc.
Recording(s): CD/New World 80417-2)
MUSIC & WORDS: Frederick Hollander.
Recording(s): 1930 records are cond by Hollander.) "Falling in Love Again" (1930, English: 78/Vic 22593, LP-10, LP-148, LP-1034, LP-1204, LP-1301, LP-1575, LP-1616) (1930, German: 78/Vic V-6088, LP-10, LP-81, LP-273, LP-909, LP-1034,LP-1291, LP-1331, LP-1333, LP-1348, LP-1471) (Later, English: LP-54, LP-175, LP-178, LP-191, LP-332, LP-521, LP-813, LP-1133, LP-1331, LP-1382, LP-1478, LP-1614, LP-1638, LP-1715) (Later, German: LP-195) "Blonde Women" (1930, English: 78/HMV(E) B-3524, LP-10, LP-1331, LP-1471) (1930, German: 78/Vic V-6088, LP-81, LP-1034, LP-1291) "Lola" (1930, English: 78/Vic 22593, LP-10, LP-1331) (1930, German: 78/Vic V-6083, LP-81, LP-129, LP-1034, LP-1191, LP-1291) (Later, English: LP-106, LP-178, LP-191, LP-1133, LP-1382, LP-1596) (Later, German: LP-195) "This Evening, Children" (1930, English: 78/Electrola(G) mx BLR-6081(?), LP-10, LP-1331) (1930, German: 78/Vic V-6083, LP-81, LP-1034, LP-1291, LP-1471
VOCALS: Marlene Dietrich, chorus.
Recording(s): LP-1478. Excerpt: "Falling in Love Again" (LP-653).
"Falling in Love Again," "Lola-Lola"
Recording(s): 45/20th Fox 163
VOCALS: Marlene Dietrich, chorus.
Recording(s): Caliban 6046, with The Thrill of a Lifetime; LP-1478.
"Give Me the Man"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-2275, LP-10, LP-1034, LP-1291, LP-1331) "Quand l'Amour Meurt" (78/Electrola(G) EG-2275, LP-10, LP-1034, LP-1207, LP-1291
Marlene Dietrich: "Quand l'amour meurt"
Recording(s): LP-705, LP-1471, LP-1478) "What Am I Bid?" (LP-705, LP-1478
"Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22310, LP-17, LP-32, LP-33, LP-230, LP-1243, LP-1348) "When a Woman Loves a Man" (78/Vic 22310, LP-33, LP-230, LP-768
Fanny Brice: "When a Woman Loves a Man," "Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love," "Kicking a Hole in the Sky," "The Dying Swan"
Recording(s): LP-699
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. CAST: Jack Oakie, Maurice Chevalier, Ruth Chatterton, Zelma O'Neal, Lillian Roth, Buddy Rogers, Mitzi Green, Helen Kane, Nancy Carroll, Clara Bow, Abe Lyman Orch.
Recording(s): Caliban 6044 (called "Musical Movie Stars on Parade 1930"), with When You're in Love. Excerpt: Chevalier: "All I Want Is Just One Girl" (LP-769
Dennis King: "Nichavo!"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22263, LP-17) Maurice Chevalier: "Sweepin' the Clouds Away" (78/Vic 22378, LP-72, LP-88, LP-102, LP-859, LP-1022, LP-1184, LP-1208, LP-1270, LP-1365) "All I Want Is Just One Girl" (78/Vic 22378, LP-102, LP-1022, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1270, LP-1365, LP-1799) Buddy Rogers: "Sweepin' the Clouds Away" (78/Col 2143-D, LP-52) "Any Time's the Time to Fall in Love" (78/Col 2143-D
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Milton Ager, Jack Yellen. ORCH: Paul Whiteman, Ferde Grofe. CAST: Paul Whiteman Orch, Bing Crosby, Rhythm Boys, Brox Sisters, Jeanette Loff, John Boles, George Chiles, Jeanie Lang.
Recording(s): Caliban 6025. Excerpt: Rhythm Boys: "Happy Feet" (LP-842).
Recording(s): 78/Broadcast(E) 598
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1990
John Boles: "It Happened in Monterey"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Vic 22372, LP-17, LP-1115, LP-1348) "Song of the Dawn" (1930: 78/Vic 22372, LP-1279) Rhythm Boys: "A Bench in the Park" (1930: 78/Col 2223-D, LP-181, LP-1647) (1930, radio: LP-1152) "So the Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together" (1929: 78/Col 1819-D, LP-181, LP-1214, LP-1647) Rhythm Boys, Paul Whiteman Orch: "Happy Feet" (1930: 78/Col 2164-D, LP-181, LP-1647) "I Like to Do Things for You" (1930: 78/Col 2170-D, LP-181, LP-1647) Rhythm Boys, Brox Sisters, Whiteman Orch: "A Bench in the Park" (1930: 78/Col 2164-D, LP-181, LP-1647) Bing Crosby, Whiteman Orch: "Song of the Dawn" Johnny Fulton, Whiteman Orch: "It Happened in Monterey" (1930: 78/Col 2163-D, LP-181, LP-1647) Jeanie Lang, Whiteman Orch: "Ragamuffin Romeo" (1930: 78/Col 2170-D, LP-181, LP-1647) Grace Hayes: "My Lover," "I Like to Do Things for You" (1930: 78/Vic 22388
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) E-6358
"It Happened in Monterey"
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-672, LP-589
MUSIC: Harry Tierney. WORDS: Anne Caldwell. "Mr. and Mrs. Sippi"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22471, LP-17, LP-921) "Goodbye Old Pals" (78/Vic 22471
"It's a Great Life"
Recording(s): 1930, English: 78/Vic 22542, LP-769, LP-859, LP-1365) (1930, French, as "Dans la vie quand on tient le coup": 78/Vic 22549, LP-72, LP-102, LP-1022) "My Ideal" (1930, English: 78/Vic 22542, LP-88, LP-769, LP-1184, LP-1799) (1930, French: 78/Vic 22549, LP-62, LP-102, LP-1022) (1958, English: LP-118
VOCALS: Maurice Chevalier. Main Title, "In the Heart of Old Paree," "It's a Great Life"
Recording(s): LP-776
"Livin' in the Sunlight"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Vic 22405, LP-62, LP-72, LP-102, LP-1022, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1799) (1958: LP-118) "You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me" (1930: 78/Vic 22405, LP-88, LP-102, LP-1022, LP-1126, LP-1138, LP-1184, LP-1205, LP-1208, LP-1251, LP-1290, LP-1496, LP-1799) (1930: 78/HMV(F) K-6058) (1930, in French, as "Vous etes mon nouveau bonheur": 78/Vic 22415, LP-62, LP-72, LP-859, LP-1220) (1958, English: LP-118
"You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me"
Recording(s): LP-707
VOCALS: Maurice Chevalier, Claudette Colbert. "Livin' in the Sunlight," "You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me"
Recording(s): CAS/Vertinge 2003, with Holiday Inn
MUSIC: Richard A Whiting, W Franke Harling. WORDS: Leo Robin. ORCH & COND: W Franke Harling. CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Jack Buchanan, Claude Allister,John Roche, Tyler Brooke, Donald Novis.
Recording(s): Caliban 6037, with Golden Girl. Excerpts: MacDonald: "Beyond the Blue Horizon" MacDonald, Buchanan: "Give Me a Moment, Please," "Whatever It Is, It's Grand!," "Always in All Ways" Buchanan, Roche, Brooke: "Trimmin' the Women" Allister, MacDonald: "Love It and Like It" (LP-769).
"Beyond the Blue Horizon"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Vic 22514, LP-536, LP-842, LP-1130, LP-1185, LP-1492, LP-1529, LP-1561, LP-1728, LP-1743, LP-1813) (1950: LP-77, LP-956, LP-957, LP-1397) (1958: LP-134, LP-1191, LP-1361) "Always in All Ways" (1930: 78/Vic 22514, LP-536, LP-1185, LP-1536
MUSIC & WORDS: mostly Irving Berlin. COND: Louis Silvers. VOCALS: Al Jolson, chorus.
Recording(s): Milloball TMSM-34031, with 20 Million Sweethearts; CD/Promo Sound(I) 60021, with The Jolson Story. Excerpts: "Who Paid the Rent for Mrs Rip Van Winkle" (LP-269) "Yes! We Have No Bananas" (LP-336, LP-1209) "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy" (LP-269, LP-336, LP-1662, LP-1669, LP-1709) "Why Do They Take the Night Boat to Albany?" (LP-269, LP-1709) "To My Mammy" (LP-336, LP-1662) "Looking at You" (LP-1662, LP-1709).
"Let Me Sing and I'm Happy"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Bruns 4721, LP-82, LP-519, LP-909, LP-910, LP-1172, LP-1216, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1422, LP-1816) (1938: LP-387) (1939: LP-177) (1947: LP-228, LP-243, LP-739, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280) (1949: LP-1137, LP-1438) "Looking at You" (1930: 78/Bruns 4721, LP-175, LP-731, LP-1115) "To My Mammy" (1930: 78/Bruns 4722) "Who Paid the Rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle?" (1946: LP-682
"Camille"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3295) "There's Something about You That's Different" (78/HMV(E) B-3295, LP-97, LP-310
MUSIC & WORDS: Sam Coslow, W Franke Harling. CAST: Nancy Carroll, Skeets Gallagher, Lillian Roth, Mitzi Green, Zasu Pitts, Stanley Smith.
Recording(s): Caliban 6018, with Give My Regards to Broadway & Sweetie
"Sing You Sinners!"
Recording(s): 1956: LP-104) (1975: LP-1012
"With You" by Irving Berlin)
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Bruns 4678) "Singing a Vagabond Song" (1930: 78/Bruns 4678) (1930s: LP-414) (1947: LP-113) "Puttin' On the Ritz" (by Irving Berlin) (1930: 78/Bruns 4677, LP-349, LP-519, LP-593, LP-842, LP-1216) (1930s: LP-414) (1947: LP-113) "There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie" (1930: 78/Bruns 4677
CAST: Harry Richman, Joan Bennett.
Recording(s): Meet-Patti Discs PRW-1930, with Whoopee. Excerpts: Richman, Bennett: "Puttin' On the Ritz" (LP-336) Richman: "Puttin' On the Ritz," "There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie" (LP-751).
VOCALS: Ranny Weeks, male quartet.
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 20098
Marilyn Miller, Leon Errol: "Baby"
Recording(s): LP-157, LP-710
"Lonely"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2778, LP-124, LP-136
"Ashes of Dreams," "Oh, Lover True"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3426
MUSIC: Franz Lehar, Herbert Stothart. WORDS: Clifford Grey. CAST: Lawrence Tibbett, Catherine Dale Owen, Judith Vosselli, Ullrich Haupt, Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy.
Recording(s): Pelican 2019
"The Rogue Song"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 1446, LP-226, LP-385, LP-921, LP-1400, LP-1615) "The White Dove" (78/Vic 1447, LP-226, LP-842, LP-1400, LP-1615) "The Narrative" (78/Vic 1446, LP-1400, LP-1615) "When I'm Looking at You" (78/Vic 1447, LP-921, LP-1400, LP-1615
"For You," "You, You Alone"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22373
"Auch du wirst mich einmal betruegen" with Erik Wirl), "In Wien, wo der Wein und der Walzer blueht"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-1845
"Give Her a Little Kiss," "Two Hearts That Beat in Waltz Time"
Recording(s): 78/Dec(E) F-3968) "In Old Vienna," "Your Eyes So Tender" (78/Dec(E) F-3969
Helen Morgan: "It Can't Go On like This"
Recording(s): LP-499
"Loch Lomond," "Ye Banks and Braes of Bonnie Doon," Bonnie Mary of Argyle"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3264) "Annie Laurie," "Afton Waters" (78/HMV(E) B-3265
"Happy Days Are Here Again," "Love Ain't Nothing but the Blues"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4615) "Lucky Me, Lovable You," "Everybody Tap" (78/Bruns 4616
Rhythm Boys, Duke Ellington Orch: "Three Little Words"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Vic 22528, LP-1130) Cootie Williams, Ellington Orch: "Ring Dem Bells" (1930: 78/Vic 22528) Ellington Orch: "Old Man Blues" (1930: 78/Vic 23022) "Three Little Words" (1953: LP-805
"Three Little Words"
Recording(s): LP-869
MUSIC: Oscar Levant. WORDS: Sidney Clare. "Night Winds"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22283) "Until Love Comes Along" (78/Vic 22283, LP-1697
"The Moon Is Low"
Recording(s): 78/Col 2169-D
Joan Crawford, chorus: "Montana Call"
Recording(s): LP-401
"Love Comes in the Moonlight," "Highway to Heaven"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4840) "Leave a Little Smile" (78/Bruns 4849
"Dangerous Nan McGrew"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22407, LP-785, LP-838, LP-1637) "I Owe You" (78/Vic 22407, LP-785, LP-1637
"Does My Baby Love?," "Dougherty Is the Name"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22352
"Where Can You Be?," "You May Not Like It"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22443
"My Future Just Passed"
Recording(s): 78/Col 2183-D, LP-1115) "A Bee in Your Boudoir" (78/Col 2183-D, LP-909
Carole Lombard: "You Appeal to Me" Charles
Recording(s): Buddy) Rogers: "My Future Just Passed" (LP-769
MUSIC & WORDS: Various. PIANO: Edwin Schneider. VOCALS: John McCormack.
Recording(s): McCormack Association mx S-2707/8
"Ireland, Mother Ireland," "The Rose of Tralee"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Vic 1452) "Little Boy Blue" (1930: 78/Vic 1458) "I Feel You Near Me," "A Pair of Blue Eyes" (1930: 78/Vic 1453) "Fairy Story by the Fire" (1928: 78/Vic 1307) "Just for Today" (1927: 78/Vic 1281) "Loughi Sereni e Cari" (1927: 78/Vic 1288) "I Hear You Calling Me" (1928: 78/Vic 1293) "Then You'll Remember Me" (1923: 78/Vic 747
Ethel Merman: "Satan's Holiday"
Recording(s): LP-334, LP-1138
"Singing a Song to the Stars"
Recording(s): 78/Col 2235-D, LP-760, LP-824
"Mein Herz hab ich gefragt," "Ich bin ja heut so gluecklich"
Recording(s): 78/Col(G) DV-394) "Today I Feel So Happy" (78/Col(E) DB-687, LP-310) "Just Because I Lost My Heart to You" (78/Col(E) DB-687
MUSIC & WORDS: Harry Ruby, Bert Kalmar. Vocals uncredited.
Recording(s): 78/Col(E) DX-83
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-2058
"I'm on a Diet of Love," "Mona"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 22259
"Leave It That Way," "The Whole Darned Thing's for You"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4775
"Sing
Recording(s): A Happy Little Thing)" (78/Col 2235-D, LP-824
Ruth Etting: "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy," "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes"
Recording(s): LP-699
"Let Me Sing and I'm Happy"
Recording(s): 78/Col 2172-D, LP-1379) "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes" (78/Col 2206-D) (78/Col 2216-D, LP-1325, LP-1379
"Beware of Love," "Smile, Legionnaire"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4836
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) C-1990
"The Laugh Song"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4798
Cliff Edwards, Charles Kaley: "A Bundle of Old Love Letters" Kaley: "Should I?"
Recording(s): LP-770
"Should I?," "A Bundle of Old Love Letters"
Recording(s): 78/Bruns 4718
John Boles, Evelyn Laye: "One Heavenly Night"
Recording(s): LP-770
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) E-6416
Lillian Roth, Jack Oakie: "This Must Be Illegal"
Recording(s): LP-768
MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg. WORDS: Oscar Hammerstein II.
Recording(s): 78/Parlophone(E) E-6416
Al Jolson: "Sonny Boy"
Recording(s): LP-751
"Sonny Boy"
Recording(s): 1928: 78/Bruns 4033, LP-82, LP-470, LP-731, LP-1032, LP-1172, LP-1267, LP-1277, LP-1398, LP-1448, LP-1575, LP-1816) (1935: LP-373, LP-1255) (1943: LP-965) (1945, radio: LP-1438) (1946: LP-145, LP-243, LP-1212, LP-1260, LP-1280, LP-1333, LP-1348, LP-1368, LP-1432
"Back to Gay Paree," "We're Uncomfortable"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(E) B-3451
Grace Moore: "Casta Diva," "Chacun le sait"
Recording(s): LP-799
"Kleine blonde Grete" with Charles Hart), "Mondscheinfahrt"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EH-640
"Boxerlied"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-1765
"Heute Nacht - eventuell," "Ihr reizenden Frauen, nach mir war't ihr verrueckt"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-1829) "Ich hab' bei der Trude das Kuessen gelernt" (78/Electrola(G) EG-1830
Max Hansen: "Ich hab kein Auto"
Recording(s): 78/HMV(G) 23053) "Wien, du Stadt der Lieder," "Ohne dich kann ich nicht leben" (78/HMV(G) 23052) Siegfried Arno: "Ohne dich kann ich nicht leben" (78/Electrola(G) EG-1830
Oskar Karlweis: "Erst kommt ein grosses Fragezeichen"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-2007) "Ein Freund, ein guter Freund" (78/Electrola(G) EG-2008) "Hallo, du suesse Frau" (78/Electrola(G) EG-2007 & EG-2008) Willy Fritsch: "Ein Freund, ein guter Freund" Fritsch, Lilian Harvey: "Liebling, mein Herz laesst dich gruessen" (78/Odeon(G) O-2993) "Die Zwei von der Zankstelle - Potpourri" (78/Parlophon(G) B-48103
Lilian Harvey & Henri Garat: "Tout est permis quand on reve"
Recording(s): 78/Polydor(F) 521857, LP-1512, LP-1560) "Les mots ne sont rien par eux-memes," "Pourquoi sous le ciel bleu, partez-vous seule?" (78/Polydor(F) 521877) Garat: "Avoir un bon copain" (78/Polydor(F) 521857, LP-1512, LP-1560, LP-1775
"Ich liebe, du liebst, er liebt," "Mein Herz haengt an dir"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-2009
"Mein Herz hat leise dein Herz gegruesst" with Marcel Wittrisch), "Zu jeder Liebe gehoert ein Glaeschen Wein"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-2021) "Du blonde Lindenwirtin vom Rhein" (with Marcel Wittrisch), "Mariechen, lass' die Maenner geh'n" (78/Electrola(G) EG-2022
"Es war einmal ein Fruehlingstraum," "Rot ist dein Mund"
Recording(s): 78/Odeon(G) O-4968, LP-1623) "Hymne - O Herr, Du unser Gott" (78/Odeon(G) O-4967, LP-1814
"One Mad Kiss," "Oh, Where Are You?"
Recording(s): 78/Vic 1485, LP-1726
"Ich hab' fuer die Liebe die groesste Sympathie," "Ich habe Heimweh, ich moecht' nach Haus"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-2069) "Wundervoll, fabelhaft," "Ich gruesse dich, Amerika" (78/Electrola(G) EG-2070
"Meine Mutter war ein rheinisches Kind"
Recording(s): 78/Electrola(G) EG-2024
Alfred Braun: "Alle fuer euch, ihr schoenen Frauen," "Du bist der Traum der Liebe"
Recording(s): 1930: 78/Odeon(G) O-11284) Austin Egen: "Du bist der Traum de