1.1 Biographical information on Evan J. Shelby, his family and the early history of Bolivar County, Mississippi 

 1.3 Handwritten document from G. W. Stamps, principal of M. M. Academy to the Officers of the University of Mississippi, September
1858 

 1.5 Letter from M. J. Shelby, Manockernut, to “My Precious Son,” 7 April 1860 

 1.7 Letter from B. R. Shelby, Port Gibson, to “Dear Cousin,” 4 July 1860 

 1.9 Letter from Billy, Manockernut, to Evan Shelby, 22 October 1860 

 1.11 Letter from B. H., Bolivar County, Mississippi, 21 November 1860 

 1.13 Letter from Harry St. John Dixon, University of Virginia, to Evan Shelby, 21 January 1861 

 1.15 Fragment of letter to Mr. Stamps, 17 December 1861 

 1.17 Invitation from Messrs. Furniss and Shelby to Misses Sallie and Lelia, 22 May [?] 

 1.19 Letter from Evan J. Shelby to George, undated 

 1.21 Essay entitled “Scholar’s Duty,” by Evan Shelby, 1857 

 1.23 Speech by Evan J. Shelby, University of Mississippi, 30 November 1859 

 1.25 Speech by Evan Shelby re: North-South Relations, 24 October 1860 

 1.27 Essay re: Aaron Burr, by Evan Shelby, undated 

 1.29 Essay titled “Is Slavery a Moral Evil,” unsigned, undated 

 1.31 Essay titled, “When in Motion, to Push on is Easy,” by Evan Shelby, undated 

 1.33 Essay titled, “The Age of Progress,” by Evan Shelby, undated 

 1.35 Essay titled “Modesty Graces Every Other Virtue,” unsigned, undated 

 1.37 Untitled essay written by Evan J. Shelby for a college magazine, undated 

 1.39 Essay titled “Dance of Lancers,” by Evan J. Shelby, undated 

 1.41 Essay titled “Hope,” by Evan J. Shelby, undated 

 2.1 vol.I, no.1 September-October 1975 

 2.3 vol.II, no.1 January-February 1976 

 2.5 vol.II, no.3 May-June 1976 

 2.7 vol.II, no.6 November-December 1976 

 2.9 vol.III, no.2 March-April 1977 

 2.11 vol.III, no.4 July-August 1977 

 2.13 vol.III, no.6 November-December 1977 

 2.15 vol.V, no.2-3 March-April, May-June 1979 

 2.17 vol.V, no.5 Sept.-Oct. 1979 

 2.19 vol.6, no.2 April 1980 

 2.21 vol.6, no.4 August 1980 

 2.23 vol.6, no.6 December 1980 

 2.25 vol.7, no.3 August 1981 

 2.27 vol.7, no.6 November 1982 

 2.29 vol.7, no.8 January 1983 

 3.1 Issue XXXIII Volume IV, 4 January 1979 

 3.3 Issue XXXV Volume IV, 1 March 1979 

 3.5 Issue XXXVII Volume IV, 3 May 1979 

 3.7 6 September 1979 [partial] 

 3.9 Issue XLII Volume IV, 6 December 1979 

 3.11 Issue XLIV Volume V, 7 February 1980 

 3.13 Issue XLVI Volume V, 3 April 1980 

 3.15 Issue XLIX Volume V, 4 September 1980 

 3.17 Issue LI Volume V, 6 November 1980 

 3.19 Issue LIII Volume VI, 8 January 1981 

 3.21 Issue LV Volume VI, 5 March 1981 

 3.23 Issue LVIII Volume VI, 4 June 1981 

 4.1 Issue LX Volume VI, 1 October 1981 

 4.3 Issue LXII Volume VI, 3 December 1981 

 4.5 Issue LXIV Volume VII, 4 February 1982 

 4.7 Issue LXVI Volume VII, 18 March 1982 

 4.8 Index for 1976-1980, Volumes I-V 

 4.10 Vol.1, no.2, March 1976 

 4.12 Vol.1, no.4, July 1976 

 4.14 Vol.1, no.6, November 1976 

 4.16 Vol.2, no.2, March 1977 

 4.18 Vol.2, no.4, July 1977 

 4.20 Vol.3, no.1, January-February 1978 

 4.22 Vol.3, no.3, May-June 1978 

 4.24 Vol.3, no.5, September-October 1978 

 4.26 Vol.4, no.1, January-February 1979 

 4.28 Vol.4, no.3, May-June 1979 

 4.30 Vol.4, no.5, September-October 1979 

 4.32 Vol.5 Annual Edition, 1980 

 4.34 Vol.7 Annual Edition, 1982 

 5.1 Vol.1, no.1, February-March 1978 

Scope and Content

Two copies

 5.3 June 1978 

 5.5 October-November 1978 

 5.7 February-March 1979 

 5.9 June-July 1979 

 5.11 October-November 1979 

 5.13 June-July 1979 

 5.15 October-November 1979 

 5.17 April-May 1980 

 5.19 August-September 1980 

 5.21 December 1980-January 1981 

 5.23 April-May 1981 

 5.25 August-September 1981 

 5.27 December 1981-January 1982 

 5.29 April-May 1982 

 5.31 August-September 1982 

 5.33 April-May 1983 

 5.35 Vol.1, no.P1, March 1980 

 5.37 Vol.1, no.P3, August 1980 

 5.39 Vol.1, no.P5, November 1980 

 5.41 Vol.2, no.P2, May 1981 

 5.43 Summer 1980 

 5.45 Summer 1981 

 6.1 20 March 1980 

 6.3 1 April 1981 

 6.5 22 March 1982 

 6.7 15 January 1983 

 6.9 27 August 1983 

 6.10 25 September 1980 

 6.12 15 December 1980 

 6.14 18 May 1981 

 6.16 30 November 1980 

 6.18 28 April 1980 

 6.20 27 January 1981 

 6.22 14 July 1981 

 6.23 S. Dobres, Fall 1979 

 6.25 Odyssey Postcards, 5 April 1980 

 6.27 The Scherer-Silman Bamforth Postcard Catalog 

 6.29 The Handbook of Detroit Publishing Co. Postcards 

 6.31 Bicentennial Post Card Check List 

 6.33 How to Price Old Picture Postcards 

 6.35 Metro News, September-October 1980 

 6.37 “Find Your Fance in Old Post Cards”
by Ellie Grossman 

 Binder 1 Postcards: expositions, fairs, government postcards 

 Binder 3 Photographers’ ads (portrait cards) 

 Binder 5 Trade cards, ad pamphlets, ad clippings 

 Binder 7 Miscellaneous postcards sent to Mississippi addresses 

 Binder 9 Trade cards 

 Binder 11 Trade cards: products and services 

 Binder 13 Small ads 

 Binder 15 Ad clippings and miscellaneous documents 

 Binder 17 Envelopes with ads on them 

 Binder 19 Calling cards and small ads 

 Binder 21 Jerald Randolph Burke writings (clippings) 

 Binder 23 Calling cards 

 Postcard Box 1 Trademarks and ornate address sides 

 Postcard Box 3 Leather postcards; Honeycomb, mechanical, hold-to-light; Wood, celluloid, aluminum etc. 

 Postcard Box 5 Novelty, silk clothing, applied materials 

 Postcard Box 7 Photo postcards 

 Postcard Box 9 Postcards containing sayings; Hats, cats, and cows 

 Postcard Box 11 Ships, aviation and state capitols; Mississippi places, A-C 

 Postcard Box 13 Mississippi places, N-Y 

 Postcard Box 15 Vicksburg and Natchez, Mississippi 

 Postcard Box 17 Memphis, Tennessee/Natchez, Mississippi 

 Postcard Box 19 A.J Dewey art/Cotton 

 Postcard Box 21 Logging/Photos showing sheet music and theater advertisements 

 Postcard Box 23 Examples of colored photographs/Puzzles and photochange 

 Postcard Box 25 Small novelty and advertisements/Past and History 

 Postcard Box 27 Christmas and New Year 

 Postcard Box 29 Halloween, Thanksgiving, Patriotic, Leap Year, and April Fool 

 Postcard Box 31 Felt pennants/U.S. States 

 Postcard Box 33 Mississippi and foreign cards 

 Postcard Box 35 Postcard history, clubs, collectors, etc. 

 Postcard Box 38 Antique greeting cards 

 Postcard Box 40 Calling cards and miscellaneous greeting cards 

“Dance of the Brownies.” By Effie F. Kamman. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright 1895. 

“Dance of the Honeybees.” By Benj. Richmond. Published by Willis Woodwards. Copyright 1902. 

“Dance of the Poppies.” By Leo. Friedman. Published by McKinely Music Co. Copyright 1906. 

“Dance of the Wood Nymphs.” By Fred Edger Fitzerald. Published by Himan Music Co. Copyright 1914. 

“Dancing the Blues Away.” By Joe McCarthy, Howard Johnson and Fred Fisher. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1914. 

“The Dardanella Blues.” Words by Fred Fisher, Music by Johnny S. Black. Published by Fred Fisher, Inc. Copyright 1920. 

“Dearly Beloved.” Music by Jerome Kern, Lyrics by Johnny Mercer. Published by Chappell Co Inc. Copyright 1942. 

“Dear Old Pal Of Mine.” Words by Harold Robe, Music by Gitz Rice, Liut. First Canadian Regiment. Published by G. Ricordi and
Co., Inc. Copyright 1918. 

“Deedle Deedle Dum.” By Al Sherman, San Coslow and Irving Mills. Published by Jack Mills Inc. Copyright 1921. 

“Destiny.” Lyrics by Alfred Byran, Music by Herbert Spencer. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright 1919. 

“The Dashing Marine.” Words and Music by Frank Crumit. Published by Vogel Music Co. Inc. Copyright 1935. 

“Dizzy Fingers.” By Zez Confays. Published by Mills Music Inc. Copyright 1923. 

“Do They Think Of Me At Home?” by T. B. Carpenter and C. W. Glover. Published by Emerson Drug Co. Copyright 1898. 

“Does She Love Me?’ Positively-Absolutely.” By Sam Coslow and Jean Herbert. Published by DeSylva, Brown, and Henderson, Inc.
Copyright 1922. 

“Dolly Dimples.” By Louis Alter. Published by Paul Whiteman Publications Inc. Copyright ? 

“Don’t Be A Baby, Baby.” Lyrics by Buddy Kaye, Music by Howard Steiner. Published by Triangle Music Corp. Copyright 1945. 

“Don’t Blame It All On Broadway.” Words by Harry Williams and Joe Young, Music by Bert Grant. Published by Harry Williams.
Music Co. Copyright 1913. 

“Don’t Bring Me Posies (It’s Shosies That I Need).” Words by Bill McCabe and Clarence Jennings, Music by Fred Rose. Published
by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1921. 

“Don’t Get Around Much Anymore.” Lyrics by Bob Russell, Music by Duke Ellington. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright
1942. 

“Don’t Say You Love Me (If It’s True).” Words and Music by Marie Moss, Harold Potter, and Fod Eddie. Published by Regent Music
Corp. Copyright 1945. 

“The Dotlet On The ‘i’.” Words by Sydney Rosenfield, Music by Carl Klimsner. Published by Edward Aronson and Co. Copyright
1883. 

“Down By The Old Mill Stream.” By Tell Taylor. Published by Tell Taylor Music Publisher. Copyright 1910. 

“Down The Trail To Home Sweet Home.” By Ernest R. Ball. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1920. 

“Those Draftin’ Blues.” Words and Music by Maceo Pinkard. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright 1918. 

“Dream Face.” Words by Idael Makever, Music by Blanche M. Tice. Published by Blanche M. Tice. Copyright 1915. 

“Dream Mother.” Lyrics by Al Lewis and Al Sherman, Music by Joe Burk. Published by Joe Morris Music Co. Copyright 1929. Two
Copies. 

“Dreaming Of Tomorrow.” Lyrics by Benny Davies, Music by Joe Sanders. Published by Robbins and Engerl, Inc. Copyright 1925. 

“Drop Me A Line.” Lyrics by Joseph Herbert, Music by Efrem Zimbalist. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright 1920. 

“The Darkie’s Dream” by George L. Lansing. Richard A. Saalfield, c. 1891. 

“Dear Old Gal, Who’s Your Pal To-night.” Lyric by Raymond B. Egan , music by Richard A. Whiting. Jerome H. Remick and Co.,
c. 1920. 

“Dixie Boy” by Harry L. Hamilton. Harry L. Hamilton, c. 1905. 

“Dixie’s Land (I Wish I Were in Dixie)” by F. W. Meacham. Century Music, c. 1904. 

“Do You Really Want Me.” Words by Arthur J. Lamb, music by William Polla. C. C. Church and Company, c. 1920. 

“Down in Old Arkansas” by Percy Wenrich. Frank K. Root, c. 1911. 

“Down Where the Mississippi Flows.” Words by Cora A. Stickler, music by J. H. Harcourt. F. B. Gaviland, c. 1911. 

“Dream Train.” Words by Charles Newman, music by Billy Baskette. Milton Weil Music Co., c. 1928. 

“The Dublin Rag.” Lyric by Harold Atteridge, music by Phil Schwartz. Leo Feist, c. 1910. 

“Empty Saddles.” Words and Music by Billy Hill. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Inc. Copyright 1936. 

“Everybody Rag With Me.” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Music by Grace le Boy. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1914. 

“Everybody Works But Father.” By Jean Havez. Published by Helf and Hager, Co. Copyright 1905. 

“Exposition Polka Grand Polka.” By J. A. McClure. Published by Charles H Gauthier. Copyright 1873. 

“The Eyes of The World.” Words by Jeff Branen, Music by Arthur Lange. Published by Joe Morris Co. Copyright 1914. 

“Fate (It Was Fate When I First Met You.)” By Byron Gay. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1922. Two Copies. 

“Feel Like A Million.” Words and Music by Will Waldron. Published by A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. Copyright 1928. 

“A Fool Such As I.” Words and Music by Bill Trader. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright Not Given. 

“Freckles.” Words and Music by Cliff Hess, Howard Johnson, and Milton Ager. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Friends.” By Howard Johnson, Joseph H. Santly, Geo. W. Meyer. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Follow the Swallow.” Lyric by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music by Ray Henderson. Jerome H. Remick & Co., c. 1924. 

“For You and Tennessee” by Bernard Fay. Harold Freeman, c. 1917. 

“The Gaby Glide.” Words by Harry Pilcer, Music by Louis A. Hirsch. Published by Shapiro Music Publishing Co. Copyright 1911. 

“The Gates of Gladness (The Road To Sunshine Land).” By J. Keirn Brennan, Paul Cunningham and Bert Rule. Published by M. Witmark
and Sons. Copyright 1919. 

“Gee! It’s a Wonderful Game.” Words by R. W. Lardner, Music by G. Harris (Doc) White. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co.
Copyright 1911. 

“Get Out And Get Under The Moon.” Words by Chas. Tobias, William Jerome, Music by Larry Stray. Published by Irving Berlin,
Inc. Copyright 1928. 

“The Ghost of the Ukulle.” By James Brockman and Jack Smith. Published by James M. Brockman. Copyright 1916. 

“Give Me All Of You.” Lyrics by Percy Waxman and Earl Carrol, Music by Milton Schwarzwald. Published by Leo. Feist. Copyright
1916. 

“Give Me Today (And You Can Have Tomorrow).” Lyrics by Harry D. Kerr, Music by Paul Titsworth and Harold Bell. Published by
Sherinan, Clay and Co. Copyright 1926. 

“The Glory Of Love.” By Billy Hill. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Copyright 1936. 

“Golden Gate (Open For Me).” By Kendis and Brockman. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Good Bye Broadway, Hello France.” Words by C. Francis Reisner and Benny Davis, Music by Billy Baskette. Published by Leo.
Feist, Inc. Copyright 1918. 

“Good Bye, Good Luck, God Bless You.” Words by J. Keirn Brennan, Music by Ernest R. Bail. Published by M. Witmark and Sons.
Copyright 1916. 

“Goodnight Irene.” Words and Music by Huddie Ledbetter and John Lomax. Published by Spencer Music Corp. Copyright 1936. 

“Gotta Be this or That.” Words and Music by Sunny Skylar. Published by Harms Inc. Copyright 1945. 

“Greenwich Witch.” Composed by Zez Confrey. Published by Jack Mills, Inc. Copyright 1921. 

“Gimme’ a Little Kiss Will ‘ya’ Huh?” by Roy Turk, Jack Smith and Maceo Pinkard. Irving Berlin, Inc., c. 1926. 

“Girl of My Dreams” by Sunny Clapp. Jack Mills Inc., c. 1927. 

“Good Night Sweetheart” by Ray Noble, Jimmy Campbill and Reg Connelly. Robbins Music Corp., c. 1931. 

“Harem Eyes.” Words by Arthur J. Lamb, Music by W. C. Polla. Published by Joe Morris Music Co. Copyright 1919. 

“Haunting Blues.” Words by Walter Hirsch, Music by Henry Busse. Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright
1922. 

“Heart Breaking Baby Doll (Blue Eyed Blonde Haired).” By Cliff Hess and Sidney Mitchell. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright
1919. 

“Hello Central! Give Me No Man’s Land.” Woards by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, Music by Jean Schwartz. Published by Waterson,
Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright 1918. 

“Here Lies Love.” Words by Leo Robin, Music by Ralph Rainger. Published by Famous Music Corp. Copyright 1932. 

“He’s Got Those Big Blue Eyes Like You Daddy Mine.” By Lew Wilson and Alfred Dubin. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright
1918. 

“Hay Making.” Written and Composed by Michael Watson. Publisher Not Given. Copyright Not Given. 

“Hiawatha.” Music by Neil Moret, Words by James O’Dea. Published by Whitney-Warner Co. Copyright 1903. 

“Himalaya.” By S. R. Henry and D. Onivas, Lyrics by Frank H. Wanen. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright 1919. 

“Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo?” By Al Dubin, Irving Mills, Jimmie McHugh and Irwin Dash. Published by Jack Mills, Inc. Copyright
1924. 

“Hitland Waltzes.” by J. Fred Helf. Published by Hitland Music Dept. Copyright 1924. 

“Hold Me.” by Jack Little, Dave Oppeheim, and Ira Schuster. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright 1933. 

“Home Again Blues.” By Irving Berlin and Harry Akst. Published by Irving Berlin Inc. Copyright 1921. 

“Home Sweet Home.” J. H. Slack. Published by Eclipse Publishing Co. Copyright Not Given. 

“Half A Moon (Is Better Than No Moon).” Lyrics and Music by Eddie Dowling and James F. Hanley. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein,
and Co, Inc. Copyright 1926. 

“How Many Times?” By Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin Inc. Copyright 1926. 

“Humoresque.” Lyrics by Coleman Goetz and Alfred Bryan, Music by Joe Rosey. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1920. 

“Heart O’ Mine” by Rose Hoye. A. Gressett Music House, c. 1922. 

“Holding Hands.” Lyric by Richard W. Pascoe, music by Will E. Dulmage, Howard Simon and H.C. Berg. charles E. Roat Music Co.,
c. 1923. 

“Honey” by Seymour Simons, Haven Gillespie and Richard A. Whiting. Leo. Feist Inc., c. 1928. 

“Horses” by Richard A. Whiting and Byron Gay. Leo. Feist Inc., c. 1926. 

“I Cannot Believe I Lost You.” Words by Frank Davis, Music by Max Prival. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright 1919. 

“I Can1t Give You Anything But Love (Baby).” Lyrics by Dorothy Fields, Music by Jimmy McHugh. Published by Jack Mills, Inc.
Copyright 1928. 

“I Don’t Mind Walkin’ In The Rain (When I’m Walkin’ in The Rain With You).” Words and Music by Max Rich and Al Hoffman. Published
by Forster Music Publishing, Inc. Copyright 1930. 

“I Don’t Know Why.” Words and Music by Inez Williams Barr. Published by Inez Williams Barr. Copyright 1928. 

“I Got Spurs Jingle, Jingle, Jingle.” Words by Frank Loesser, Music by Joseph J. Lilley. Published by Paramount Music Corp.
Copyright 1942. 

“I Know What IT Means to Be LONESOME.” By Kendis-Brockman and Vincent. Published by Kendis-Brockman Music Co. Copyright 1913. 

“I Love The Land I Live In.” Lyrics by Priscilla Wayne, Music by Edward C. Horne. Published by Harger and Blish. Copyright
1941. 

“I Loved You Then (AS I Love You Now).” Words by Ballard MacDonald, Music by Art and Mendoja. Published by Irving Berlin,
Inc. Copyright 1928. 

“I Never Had A Mammy.” Words and Music by the “Duncan” Sisters. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1923. 

“I Promise You.” Words and Music by Little Jack Little. Published by Phil Kornheiser, Inc. Copyright 1931. 

“I Wake Up Smiling.” Words by Edgar Leslie, Music by Fred. E. Ahlert. Published by Donaldson, Douglas, and Gumble, Inc. Copyright
1933. 

“I Wasn’t Born to Be Lonesome.” Words by Lew Brown and Chas. McCarron, Music by Albert Von Tilzer. Published by Broadway Music
Corp. Copyright 1916. 

“I Wonder What’s Become of Sally.” Lyrics by Jack Yellen, Music by Milton. Published by Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein, Inc.
Copyright 1924. 

“I’d Love to Take Orders From You.” Music by Harry Warren, Lyrics by Al Dubin. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1935. 

“If Daisies Could Tell.” Words and Music by Anite Owen. Published by Jones Music Co. Copyright 1920. 

“If I Had a Talking Picture of You.” Lyrics and Music by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson. Published by DeSylva,
Brown, and Henderson. Copyright 1929. Two Copies. 

“If I Only Had a Home Sweet Home.” Music by A. C. McDermott. Published by Will Rossiter. Copyright 1906. 

“If I Live to Be a Hundred.” By Gill Mills, Al Frazzini, and Billy Faber. Published by General Music Publishing Co, Inc. Copyright
1948. 

“If My Old Top Were a Dancing Man.” Harmonized by Oscar O’Brien. Melody and Words from E. Gagnon’s Chanson Popularies du Canada.
Published by Capitol Entertainment. Copyright Not Given. 

“If You Could Care.” Lyrics by Arthur Wimpers, Music by Herman Darewski. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1920. 

“If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie.” By B. G. DeSylva. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Copyright 1925. 

“I’ll Be With You Apple Blossom Time.” Lyrics by Neville Fleeson, Music by Albert Von Tilzer. Published by Broadway Music
Corp. Copyright 1920. 

“I’ll Op the Door and Close the Door.” Words by Lew Brown, Music by Maurice Abrahams. Published by Kalmar Puck and Abrahams.
Copyright 1917. 

“I’ll Stand By.” Words and Music by Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots. Published by Crawfor Music Corp. Copyright 1936. 

“I’m an Old Cowhand.” Words and Music byJohnny Mercer. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1936. 

“I’m Crazy ‘Bout Somebody.” Words by Gene Buck, Music by Dave Stamper. Published byT. B. Harms and Francis, Day, and Hunter.
Copyright 1912. 

“I’m Goin’ South.” By Abner Silver and Harry Woods. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1923. 

“I’m In Love With One of The Stars.” By Geo. M. Cohan. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1919. 

“I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover.” Lyrics by Mort Dixon, Music by Harry Woods. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright
1927. 

“I’m Needin’ You.” Lyrics by Joe Young, Music by Little Jack Little. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1930. 

“I’m Sittin’ High on a Hill Top.” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Melody by Arthur Johnston. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright
1930. 

“In a Garden of Roses.” Words and music by Mary Jane Babit. Published by Goday Music Corp. Copyright 1953. 

“In Suniland With You.” Lyrics by J. Harold Sommers, Music by Geo. R. Henninger. Published by Robbins-Engle. Copyright 1925. 

“In The Evening.” Words and music by Walter Donaldson. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co., Copyright 1924. 

“In the Land O’Yamo Yamo (Funiculi-Funiculi-Funiculi).” Words by Joe McCarthy, music by Fred Fisher. Published by McCarthy
and Fisher, Inc. Copyright 1917. 

“In the Middle of an Island.” Words and music by Nick Acquavia and Ted Varnick. Published by Mayfair Music Corp. Copyright
1957. 

“In the Shade of New Apple Tree.” Lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, music by Harold Arlen. Published by Chappell and Co. Inc. Copyright
1938. 

“Indian Lone Call.” Words by Otto Harback and Oscar Hammerstein II. Music by Rudolf Friml. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright
1924. 

Is It True What They Said About Dixie?” By Irving Caesar, Sammy Lerner, and Gerald Marks. Published by Irving Caesar Inc.
Copyright 1936. 

“It Could Happen to You.” Words by Johnny Burke, Music by Jimmy Van Heusen. Published by Famous Music Corp. Copyright 1944. 

“It Happened in Monterey.” Words by Billy Rose, Music by Mabel Wayne. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1930. 

“It’s a Fine Thing to Sing.” Written by Harry Lauder and Willie Cochrane. Published by T. B. Harms and Francis, Day, and Hunter.
Copyright 1921. 

“It’s a Short Way Thro’ Mother’s Doorway but, It’s a Long Way Back to Mother’s Knee.” By Andrew B. Sterling, Bennie Grossman,
Arthur Lange. Published by Joe Morris Music Co. Copyright 1917. 

“It’s Been So Long.” Lyrics by Harold Adamson, Music by Walter Donaldson. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1935. 

“It’s Not Your Nationality (It’s Simply You).” Music by Howard Johnson, Words by Joe McCarthy. Published by Leo. Feist. Copyright
1916. 

“I Love You-I Love You-I Love you Sweetheart of All My Dreams.” By Art Fitch, Kay Fitch, Bert Lowe. Published by Shapiro,
Bernstein, and Co. Copyright 1926. 

“I’ve Waited All My Life.” Words and Music by Elsie Janis. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1922. 

“I Lost My Gal From Memphis.” Words by Charlie Tobias, music by Peter de Rose. Joe Morris Music Co., c. 1930. 

“I Raised My Hat.” Words by Edward Pola, music by Franz Steininger. Mills Music Inc., c. 1933. 

“I Want to be in Dixie” by Berlin & Snyder. Ted Snyder Co., c. 1911. 

“I Wish I Knew” by Robert E. Spencer, Frank Anderson and Harry Bryan. Sherman, Clay and Co., c. 1921. 

“If Tears Could Pring You Back to Me” by Howard Johnson, Irving Bibo and Phil Moore. Bibo, Bloedon and Lang, c. 1926. 

“I’ll Love You (All Over Again).” Words by H. Pease and H. Edeheit, music by F. Mayo. A. J. Stansny Music Co., undated. 

“I’m Alone Because I Love You” by Joe Yound and John Siras. M. Witmark and Sons, c. 1930. 

“I’m Drifting Back to Dreamland.” Words by Florence Charlesworth and Charles Harrison, music by Jack Sadler. Ted Browne Music
Co., c. 1923. 

“In the Evening by the Moonlight in Dear Old Tennessee” by Keith Ley and Thompson. Frank Root and Co., c. 1914. 

“It’s All the Same to Me” by Roy Turk and Lou Handman. Irving Berlin Inc., c. 1924. 

“Jazz Baby.” Words by Blanche Merril, Music by M. K. Jerome. Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder. Copyright 1919. 

”Jelly Bean.” By Jimmie Dupre, Sam Rosen and Joe Verges. Published by Universal Music Publisher. Copyright 1920. 

“Jersey Bounce.” Words by Robert B. Wright, Music by Bobby Plater, Tiny Bradshaw, Edward Johnson. Published by Lewis Publishing
Co. Inc. Copyright 1941. 

“Joan of Arc They Are Calling You.” Words by Alfred Bryan and Willie Weston, Music by Jack Wells. Published by Waterson, Berlin,
and Snyder, Co. Copyright 1917. 

“Jolly Brothers Calop.” By F. Budik. Published by S. Brainard’s Sons. Copyright(?) (Very Old) 

“June Brought The Roses.” Words by Stanley, Music by John Openshaw. Published by Harms Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“June Night.” Music by Abel Baier, Words by Cliff Friend. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“Just Around the Corner (May Be Sunshine For You).” Lyrics by Dolph Singer, Music by Harry Von Tilzer. Published by Broadway
Music Corp. Copyright 1925. 

“Just for the Sake of Our Daughter.” Words and Music by Monroe H. Rosenfield. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright
1897. 

“Just Like Washinton Crossed the Delaware, General Pershing Will Cross the Rhine.” Words by Howard Johnson, Music by Geo.
W. Meyer. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1918. 

“Just Try to Picture Me Back Home In Tennessee.” Words by Win Jerome, Music by Walter Donalson. Published by Waterson, Berlin,
and Snyder Co. Copyright 1915. 

“Just Because” by Vernon Stevens and P. Frosini. A. J. Stasny Music Co., c. 1920. 

“Kaw-Liga.” By Hank Williams and Fred Rose. Published by Milene Music. Copyright 1952. 

“Keep Smiling at Trouble,” By Al Jolson. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“Kerry Mills Barn Dance.” By Kerry Mills. Published by F. A. Mills. Copyright 1908. 

“King for a Day.” Lyrics by Lewis and Young, Music by Ted Fiorito, Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1928. 

“Kiss Me With Your Eyes.” Words by Haven Gillespie, Music by Raymond B. Eldred. Published by Villa Moret Inc. Copyright Not
Given. 

“Kentucky Mame” by Tony Catalano. Catalano Music Publishers, c 1920. 

“Laddie (A True Blue Song).” Words by J. Fred Lawton, Music by Luella Lockwood Moore. Published by Buck and Lowney. Copyright
1914. 

“Last Night (Sehnsuct).” By Halfdan K. Jerulf. Published by Bromo-Seltzer. Copyright 1892. 

“The Last Waltz.” Words and Music by Les Reed and Barry Mason. Published by Francis, Day, And Hunter, Inc. Copyright 1967. 

“Laugh, Clown, Laugh.” Lyrics by Lewis and Young, Music by Ted Firato. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1928. 

“Leap for a Man, Girls, It’s Leap Year.” By Harr Pease, Ed. G. Nelson, and Gilbert. Published by Joe Morris Music Co. Copyright
1920. 

“Let Me Go, Lover.” Words and Music by Jenny Lou Carson, Lyrics by Al Hill. Published by Hill and Range, Inc. Copyright 1953. 

“Lickity-Split.” By C. J. Penny. Published by Brooks and Denton. Copyright 1930 

“The Lily of the Valley.” By L. Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Friedland. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright 1917. 

“Little Bit Off the Top.” Words and Composed by Murray Leigh. Published by T. B. Harms and Co. Copyright 1898. 

“The Little Girl Dressed in Blue.” By F. N. Vinard. Published by Columet Music Co. Copyright 1935. 

“Say It With Songs.” By Al Jolson, B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson. Published by DeSylva, Brown and Henderson,
Inc. Copyright 1929. 

“A Little Street Where Old Friends Meet.” By Gus Kahn, Harry Woods. Published by Joe Morris Co. Copyright 1932. 

“Longing For You.” Words by Bernard Jansen, Music by Walter Dana. Published by Ludlow Music Inc. Copyright 1951. 

“Lonely Heart.” Words and Music by Irene Wicker. Published by Pilsburg Flour Mills, Co. Copyright 1936. 

“Lost.” By Phil Ohman, Johnny Mercer, Kacy O. Teetor. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright 1936. 

“Love Is Just Around The Corner.” Words and Music by Leo Robin and Lewis E. Gensler. Published by Famous Music Corp. Copyright
1934. 

“Love Songs of the Nile.” Lyrics by Arthur Freed, Melody by Nacio Herb Brown. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright 1950. 

“A Lover’s Lullaby.” By Frankie Carle, Larry Wagner, and Andy Razof. Published by Jewel Music Publishing co. Copyright 1940. 

“Lazy Mississippi” by Ballard Macdonald and Robert Levenson. Shapiro Bernstein & Co., Inc., c. 1920. 

“Let’s Put out the Lights” by Herman Hupfeld. Harms Inc., c. 1932. 

“Linger Awhile.” Music by Vincent Rose, words by Harry Owens. Leo. Feist, c. 1923. 

“Little Shite Lies” by Walter Donaldson. Donaldson, Douglas and Gamble Inc., c. 1930. 

“Lonesome Lover.” Lyric by Al Bryan, music by Jimmie Monaco. Leo. Feist Inc., c. 1930. 

“Look on the Bright Side.” Lyric by W. Earthman Parrel 1, molody by Elsie Alien Welch. Standard Music Co., c. 1924. 

“The Lovelight in Your Eyes.” Lyric by Francis Wheeler and Harry B. Smith, music by Arnold Johnson. Waterson, Berlin and Snyder
Co., c. 1922. 

“Magic Lantern.” By Francis H. Brown. Published by William Hall and Son. Copyright 1855. 

“Mairzy Doats.” Words and Music by Milton Drake, Al Hoffman, and Jerry Livingston. Published by Miller Music Corp. Copyright
1943. 

“Mamma’s Baby Boy.” By John A. St. Cyr and Armand J. Piron. Published by Williams and Piron. Copyright 1917. 

“Mammy Little Coal Black Rose.” Lyrics by Raymond, Music by Richard A. Whiting. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright
1916. 

“Many (Come Out in the Pale Moonlight).” Words and Music by Leonard Marx. Published by Charles I. Davis Music Publishing Co.
Copyright 1911. 

“Maniac’s Ball.” By Gene Gifford. Published by Lawerence Music Publishing. Copyright 1933. 

“Maple Leaf Rag.” By Scott Joplin. Published by Melirose Music Corn. Copyright 1899. 

“Marie.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1928. 

“Mary Lou.” By Abe Lyman, George Waggner, and J. Russel Robinson. Published by Henry Waterson, Inc. Copyright 1926. 

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Two copies

“Maybe.” By Allan Flymn and Frank Madden. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright 1935. 

“Medlinda’s Wedding Day.” Words by Joe McCarthy and Joe Goodwin, Music by Al Piatadose. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright
1913. 

“Memories of France.” Words by Al Dubin, J. Russel Robinson. Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co. Copyright 1928. 

“The Merry Widow.” Melodies by Franz Lehar, Arranged by Adelbert Moeslein. Published by Enterprise Ad. Co. Copyright 1908. 

“Mid the Green Fields of Virginia.” By Chas. K. Harris. Published by Chas K. Harris. Copyright 1898. 

“Mississippi.” Words by Perrin Holmes Lowrey. Music by Mrs. DeWeitt Morgan. Published by Okolona Music Club. Copyright 1925. 

“Mississippi Lament.” Lyrics by Walter Preston, Music by William Wriges. Published by Carl Fischer. Copyright 1931. 

“Mississippi Mud.” Words and Music by Harry Barris. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Copyright 1927. 

“Mississippi River (Keep on Croonin’).” Lyrics by Frank Abbott, Music by J. Rosamond Johnson. Published by Edward B. Madis.
Copyright 1932. 

“Mississippi Steamboat-Take Me Home.” Words and Music by Helen Walker. Published by Forster M. Publishing, Inc. Copyright
1922. 

“Mocking Bird Rag.” Words by J. Brandon Walsh, Music by Chas. T. Straight. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1912. 

“A Moment in the Dark.” Lyrics by Arthur Freed, Music by Carmen Lombardo. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1932. 

“Mood Indigo.” Words and Music by Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, and Albany Bigard. Published by Mills Music, Inc. Copyright
1931. 

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Two copies

“Moonlight Bay.” Words by Edward Madden, Music by Percy Wenrich. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1912. 

“The Mosquitoe’s Parade.” By Howard Whitney. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1900. 

“Mother’s Quilting Party.” Lyrics by May Singhi Breen and Willard Robinson, Music by Pete DeRose. Published by Famous Music
Corp. Copyright 1934. 

“Moxie.” Music by Norman Leigh, Lyrics by Dennis J. Shea. Published by The Moxie Co. Copyright 1920. 

“Mr. Radio Man (Tell My Mammy to Come Back Home).” Words by Ira Schuster and Johnny White, Music by Cliff Friend. Published
by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“Muddy Waters (A. Mississippi Moon),” Words by ‘Jo’ Trent, Music by Peter DeRose and Harry Richman. Published by Broadway
Music Corp. Copyright 1926. 

“The Music Goes Round and Around.” Words by ‘Red’ Hodgson, Music by Edward Farley and Michael Riley. Published by Select Music
Publishing Inc. Copyright 1935. 

“My Belgium Rose.” By Leo. Benoit, Rob’t Levenson, and Ted Carton. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1918. 

“My Castles in the Air Are Tumbling Down.” Words by Arthur J. Lamb, Music by W. C. Polla. Published by C. C. Church and Co.
Copyright 1919. 

“My Cutey’s Due at Two to Two Today.” Words by Leo Robin, Music by Albert Von Tilzer, Published by Bibo, Bloedon and Lang.
Copyright 1926. 

“My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time.” Lyrics by Mann Curtis, Music by Vie Mizzy. Published by Santly-Joy, Inc. Copyright
1944. 

“My Favorite Song.” Words by Jack Gold, Music by Moose Charlap. Published by Jack Gold Music Co. Copyright 1952. 

“My Gee Gee from the Fiji Islands.” Words by Lew Brown, Music by Albert Von Tilzer. Published by Broadway Music Corp. Copyright
1920. 

“My Heart Tells Me (Should 1 Believe My Heart).” Lyrics by Mack Gordon, Music by Harry Warren. Published by Bregman, Vocco,
and Conn, Inc. Copyright 1943. 

“My Little Angel.” Words and Music by Dozz Jordan and Gordon Charles. Published by Maple Leaf Publishing Co, Inc. Copyright
1956. 

“My Rainbow Girl.” Lyrics by Rennold Wolf, Music by Louis A. Hirsch. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1917. 

“My Skyland Love.” Lyrics by Geo. H. Bowles, Music by Lucien Denni. Published by Buck and Lowney. Copyright 1913. 

“My Sunny Tennesse.” By Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, and Herman Ruby. Published by Waterson. Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright
1921. 

“My Truly, Truly Fair.” Words and Music by Bob Merril. Published by Santly-Joy, Inc. Copyright 1951. 

“Mamie Come Kiss Your Honey Boy” by May Irwin. White-Smith Music Pub. Co., c. 1892. 

“The Man on the Flying Trapeze.” Arranged by Nick Manoloff. Calumet Music Co., c. 1935. 

“The Memphis Blues” by W. C. Handy. Theron C. Bennett, c. 1913. 

“Memphis Down in Dixie.” Words by W. H. Farmer, music by A. B. Williams. A. B. Williams, c. 1924. 

“The Midnight Waltz.” Lyric by Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donaldson. Leo. Feist Inc., c. 1925. 

“Mississippi Here I Am.” Words by Bernie Grossman, music by Arthur Sizemore. Grossman and Lewis Music Pub. Co., c. 1928. 

“Mississippi Mamie.” Words by Andrew Sterling, music by Maxwell Silver. F. H. Mills, c. 1904. 

“Mississippi Moon.” words by M. Gunsky, music by Nat Goldstein. Nat Goldstein, c. 1922. 

“Mississippi Shore” by Arthur Sizemore and Egbert Van Alstyn. Alstyne and Curtis, c. 1919. 

“Moonlight on the Mississippi.” Words by Gus Kahn, music by Grace le Boy. Jerome H. Remick & Co., c. 1913. 

“Mother, Dixie and You” by Howard Johnson and Joe Santly. Leo. Feist Inc., c. 1927. 

“Music on the Mississippi” by S. Seiler. S. Seiler, c. 1892. 

“My Cousin Caruso.” Lyric by Edwad Madden, music by Gus Edwards. Gus Edwards Music Pub. Co., c. 1909. 

“My Old Pal” by Elsie McWilliams and Jimmie Rodgers. United Pub. Co., c. 1929. 

“‘N’ Everything.” Lyrics and Music by Bud DeSylva, Gus Kahn and Al Jolson. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1918. 

“Nearer, My God to Thee.” Words by Sarah Frances Adams, Music by Lowell Mason. Published by Emerson Drug Co. Copyright not
given. 

“A Needle in a Haystack.” Words by Herb Magidson, Music by Con Conrad. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1934. 

“Night Shall Be Filled with Music.” By Will Collins, Buddy Fields, and Gerald, Published by Santly-Joy, Inc. Copyright 1932. 

“No, No Nora.” Words by Gus Kahn, Music by Ted Fiorito. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1923. 

“No Other Love.” Music by Richard Rogers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. Published by Williamson Music, Inc. Copyright 1953. 

“Norma.” Words by Sidney Mitchell, Music by Arthur Cottier. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Negro Spirituals” by H. T. Burleigh. G. Richordi and Co., Inc., c. 1917. 

“O That We Were Moving.” Words by Rev. Chas. Kingsley, Music by Alice Mary Smith. Published by Standard Music Publishing Co.
Copyright 1903. 

“OH!” Words by Byron Gay, Music by Byron Gay and Arnold Johnson. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Oh, Donna Clara.” Lyrics by Irving Caesar, Music by Robert Kutscher. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1931. 

“Oh! Frenchy.” Words by Sam Ehrlick, Music by Con Conrad. Published by Broadway Music Corp. Copyright 1913. 

“OH! How I Wish I Could Sleep Until My Daddy Comes Home.” Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, Music by Pete Wendling. Published
by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright 1913. 

“Oh! You Have No Idea.” Words by Phil Ponce, Music by Dien Dougherty. Published by Ager, Yellen, and Bomstein, Inc. Copyright
1928. 

“Oh, You Tease.” Words and Music by Merritt V. Land. Published By Harold Rossiter Music Co. Copyright 1910. 

“Old Fashioned Garden.” Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter. Published by T. B. Harms, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“On a Dreamy Night.” By Walter Donaldson. Published by Sherman, Clay, and Co. Copyright 1920. 

“On Miami Shore.” Music by Victor Jacogi. Published by Chappell-Hams, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“On the Good Ship Whirlpool.” Words by Coleman Goetz, Music by Walter Donaldson. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co.
Copyright 1915. 

“On the Road to Calais.” Lyrics by Alfred Brayn, Music by Al Jolson. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright 1919. 

“The One Love (Belongs To Somebody Else).” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Music by Isham Jones. Published by Milton Well Music Co, Inc.
Copyright 1924. 

“One O’clock Baby.” Words by B. G. DeSylva and Lew Brown, Music by Al Jolson. Published by DeSylva, Brown, and Henderson,
Inc. Copyright 1927. 

“Once in a While.” by Bud Green, Music by Michael Edwards. Published by Miller Music, Inc. Copyright 1937. 

“An Orange Groove In California.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1923. 

“Outside of Heaven.” Lyrics by Sammy Gallop, Music by Chester Conn. Published by Bregman, Vocco, and Conn, Inc. Copyright
1952. 

“Over There.” By Geo. M. Cohan. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1917. 

“Oh, You Bear Cat Rag.” Words by William Tracy, music by Lewis F. Muir and Frederick Watson. J. Fred Helf Co., c. 1910. 

“The Old Spinning Wheel” by Billy Hill. Shapiro, Bernstein and Co., c. 1933. 

“Only Just Suppose” by Harry Harris and Joe Soloman. Triangle Music Pub. Co., c. 1922. 

“Outside” by Frank Flynn. Shapiro Bernstein and Co., c. 1928. 

“The Pal That I Loved Stole The Gal That I Loved.” Words and Music by Harry Pease and Ed, G. Nelson. Published by Leo. Feist,
Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“The Parade of Wooden Soldiers.” By Leon Jessel. Published by Edward B. Marks Music Co. Copyright 1921. 

“The Pavlowa Gavotte (The Glow Worm).” By Paul Lincke. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright 1907. 

“Pearly Shells.” Words and Music by Webley Edwards and Leon Pober. Published by Criterion Music Corp. Copyright 1962. 

“Personality.” Lyrics by Johnnv Burke. Music by James Van Heusen. Published by Burke and Van Heusen. Copyright 1945. 

“Please.” Words by Leo Robin, Music by Ralph Rainger. Published by Famous Music Corp. Copyright 1932. 

“Pop Goes Your Heart.” Words by Mort Dixon, Music by Allie Wrubel. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1934. 

“A Precious Little Thing Called Love.” By Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1928. 

“Put on an Old Pair of Shoes.” By Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hill. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Copyright 1935. 

“Peerless King” by Abe Losch. Vandersloot Music Co., c. 1906 

“P.S. I Love You.” Words by Johnny Mercer, music by Gordon Jenkins. Kornheiser-Schoster Inc., c. 1934. 

“Queen of the Farm.” Words and Music by Herbert Holcombe. Published by Howley, Haviland, and Co. Copyright 1906. 

“Romona.” Lyrics by L. Wolfe Bilbert, Music by Mabel Wayne. Published by Leo, Feist, Inc. Copyright 1927. 

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Three copies

“Red Rider.” By John T. Hall. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1906. 

“Reed Sails in the Sunset.” Lyrics by Jimmy Kennedy, Music by Hugh Williams. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Copyright
1935. 

“Remember.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1925. 

“The Ride Back!” Words and Music by Frank DeVol. Published by Meridian Music Corp. Copyright 1957. 

“Rio Rita.” Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, Music by Harry Tierney. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1926. 

“Rock Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody.” Words by Joe Young and Sam Lewis, Music by Jean Schwartz. Published by Waterson,
Berlin, and Snyder Co. Copyright 1913. 

“Roll On Mississippi Roll On.” By Eugene West, James McCaffrey, and David Ringle. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co.
Copyright 1931. 

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Two copies

“The Rose of Kildare.” By Charles Bradley and Edward Pavlton. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1912. 

“Rose of My Dreams.” Words and Music by Fred Swan. Published by D. W. Cooper. Copyright 1919. 

“Rose, Rose, I Love You.” Lyrics by Wilfred Thomas. Published by Chappell and Co, Inc. Copyright 1951. 

“Rum Tum Triddle.” Words by Edward Madden, Music by Jean Schwartz. Published by Jerome and Schwartz Co. Copyright 1912. 

“Ragtime Goblin Man.” Words by Andrew B. Sterling, music by Harry Von Tilzer. Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co. , c. 1911. 

“The Red Rose Rag.” Words by Edward Madden, music by Percy Wenrich. Jerome H. Remick and Co., c. 1911. 

“Rhythm and Romance.” Words by George Whiting and Nat Schwartz, music by J. C. Johnson. Broadway Music Corp., c. 1935. 

“Rock a Bye Moon” by Howard Johnson, Fred Steele and Morton Lang Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp., c. 1932. 

“Sally and Irene and Mary.” Words by Eddie Dowling, Howard Johnson, Music by Lew Canton and Larry Ceballos. Published by Leo.
Feist, Inc. Copyright 1921. 

“Sam, the Old Accordion Man.” Words and Music by Donaldson. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1927. 

“Say a Pray’s for the Boys Over There.” Words by Herb Magidson, Music by Jimmy McHugh. Published by Southern Music Publishing
Co. Copyright 1943. 

“Saxophone Waltz Song.” By Berry F. Sisk and Jules Mingo. Published by Forster Music Publishing, Inc. Copyright 1925. 

“School Day Sweethearts.” Words and Music by Geln Edwards. Published by Sherman, Clay, and Co. Copyright 1923. 

“Sentimental Me.” By Jime Morehead and Jimmy Cassin. Published by Kniclocker and Sons, Inc. Copyright 1950. 

“Seven Lonely Days.” Words and Music by Earl Shuman, Adlen Shuman, and Marshall Brown. Published by Jefferson Music Co., Inc.
Copyright 1953. 

“Shadow Waltz.” Words by Al Dubin, Music by Harry Warren. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1933. 

“She’s a Girl to Be Proud Of.” Melody by Alfred Solman. Verses by Monroe H. Rosenfield. Published by Joe Morris Co. Copyright
1913. 

“Show Me the Way.” Words by Benny Davis, Music by Ted Lexvis and Frank Ross. Published by Irving Berlin Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“Side by Side.” Words and Music by Harry Woods. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Copyright 1927. 

“Singin’ in the Rain.” Lyrics by Arthur Freed, Music by Nacio Herb Brown. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright 1929. 

“Sing Me the Rosary.” Words by Roger Lewis, Music by F. Henri Klickmann. Published by Frank Root and Co. Copyright 1913. 

“Sit Down! You’re Rocking the Boat.” Words by Urn. Jerome and Grant Clarke, Music by Jean Schwartz. Published by Harry Williams
Music Co. Copyright 1913. 

“Sleep Valley.” Lyrics and Music by Eddie Dowling and James F. Hanley. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1929. 

“Sliding.” Words and Music by Ernest A.Rackett. Published by Sunlight Music Co. Copyright 1911. 

“Slow Town Is Jazz Now.” Lyrics by Bernard Grossman, Music by Alfred Goodman. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Snookey Ookums.” Words and Music by Irving Berlin. Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co. Copyright 1913. 

“So Far.” Music by Richard Rogers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. Published by Williamson, Inc. Copyright 1947. 

“So Tired.” Words by Geo. A. Little, Husic by Art Sizenmore. Published by Harold Rossiter Music Co. Copyright 1927. 

“Soldier’s Field.” Words by W. W. Gallagher and Henry Davenport, Music by Richmond K. Fletcher. Published by Charles W. Homeyer.
Copyright 1905. 

“Some Sweet Day.” By Nat Stilkert and Lew Pollack. Published by Remick Music Corp. Copyright 1929. 

“Something to Remember You By.” Words by Howard Dietz, Music by Arthur Schwartz. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1930. 

“Sometime.” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Music by Ted Fiorito. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1925. 

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Six copies

“Sophisticated Lady.” Music by Duke Ellington, Words by Irving Mills and Mitchell Parish. Published by Mills Music, Inc. Copyright
1933. 

“Song of Norway.” Music by Edward Grieg, Lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest. Published by Chappell and Co., Inc. Copyright
1944. 

“The Song of the Seabees.” Lyrics by Sam M. Lewis, Music by Peter DeRose. Published by Robbings Music Corp. Copyright 1942. 

“Sophie.” Lyrics and Music Abner Silver. Published by M. Witmark and Sons. Copyright 1922. 

“Spring Came Back To Vienna.” By Fritz Rotter, Janice Torre, and Fred Spielman. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright
1942. 

“The Spring Maid.” Music by Heinrich Reinhardt, Lyrics by Robert Smith. Published by Jos. W. Stern and Co. Copyright 1919. 

“Star Dust.” By Hoagy Carmichael. Published by Mills Music Inc. Copyright 1929. 

“Starlight O’ Mine.” Lyrics and Music by J. Stanley Brothers, Jr. Published by Vandersloot Music Publishing Co. Copyright
1919. 

“The Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima.” Words and Music by Bob Wells and Cliff Johnson (Cactus Jack). Published by Hill and Ranged
Songs, Inc. Copyright 1945. 

“Stay as Sweet as You Are.” Lyrics and Music by Mack Gordon and Harry Ravel. Published by DeSylva, Brown, and Henderson, Inc.
Copyright 1934. 

“Step to the Rear.” Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, Music by Elmer Bernstein. Published by Edwin H. Morris and Co., Inc. Copyright
1967. 

“Stepping Stones.” Words and Music by Louis Hersher. Published by A. J. Stasny Co. Copyright not given. 

“Storm Weather (Keeps Rainin’ All the Time).” Words by Ted Koehler, Music by Harold Allen. Published by Mills Music, Inc.
Copyright 1933. 

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Two copies

“Straight from the Shoulder.” Lyrics and Music by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel. Published by DeSylva, Brown, and Henderson,
Inc. Copyright 1934. 

“Suez.” Words by Will Pancoast, Music Ferdi Grofe and Pete DeRose. Published by Triangle Music Publishing Co. Copyright 1921. 

“The Surrey With the Fringe on Top.” Music by Richard Rogers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. Published by Williamson Music,
Inc. Copyright 1943. 

“Sweet Child (I’m Wild About You).” By Richard A.Whiting, Al Lewis, and Howard Simon. Published by Jerom H. Remick. Copyright
1925. 

“Sweet Eileen Asthore.” Words and Music by T. Russell. Published by M. Witmark and Sons, Copyright 1912. 

“Sweet Italian Love.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Ted Snyder Co. Copyright 1900. 

“Sweet Leilani (Lay-Lah-Nee).” By Harry Owens. Published by Oahu Publishing Co. Copyright 1937. 

“Sweet Mamma (Papa’s Getting Mad).” Words and Music by “Fred Rose, George A. Little, Peter L. Frost. Published by Jack Mills,
Inc. Copyright 1920. 

“Sweet Popularity.” Words and Music by Geo. M. Cohan. Published by Crown Music Supply Co. Copyright 1903 

“Sweetheart of My Student Days.” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Music by Seymour Simons. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1930. 

“Sweethearts on Parade.” Words by Charles Newman, Music by Carmer Lombardo. Published by Milton Wiel Music Co, Inc. Copyright
1928. 

“Swingin’ in a Hammock.” Words by Tot Seymour and Chas. O’Brien, Music by Pete Vendling. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc.
Copyright 1930. 

“Saint Louis Blues” by Guy Lombardo. Handy Brothers Music. Co. Inc., c. 1914. 

“Shine.” Words by Cecil Mack and Lew Brown, music by Ford Dabney. Shapiro Bernstein and Co. Inc., c. 1924. 

“The Skeleton Rag.” Words by Edward Madden, music by Percy Wenrich. Jerome H. Remick and Co., c. 1911. 

“Somewhere in Dixie” by Thomas J. Flanagan. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., c. 1919. 

“Soothing” by Ted Fiorito and Eddie Storman. Shapiro, Bernstein and Co. Inc., c. 1922. 

“Southern Dream Waltzes” by Harry J. Lincoln. Vandersloot Music Co., c. 1905. 

“The Sunny South” by L. B. Barnes. Oliver Ditson and Co., c. 1861. 

“The Sweetest Girl in Dixie.” Words by James O’Dea, music by R. J. Adams. Shapiro, Remick and Co., c. 1903. 

“Take Your Girlie to the Movies (If You Can’t Make Love at Home).” Words by Edgar Leslie and Bert Kalmer, Music by Pete Wendling.
Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder And Co. Copyright 1919. 

“Talk of New York.” By Geo. M. Cohan. Published by F. A. Mills. Copyright 1907. 

“Tell Me Little Gypsy.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1920. 

“Tell Me Tonight.” English Words by Frank Eyton, Music by Mischa Spoliansky. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1932. 

“Tennessee Waltz.” By Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King. Published by Acuff-Rose Publisher. Copyright 1948. 

“Thanks a Million.” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Melody by Arthur Johnston. Published by Robbins Music Corp. Copyright 1935. 

“That Baboon Baby Dance.” Words by Dave Oppenheim, Music by Joe Cooper. Published by Shapiro Music Publishing Co. Copyright
1911. 

“That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day).” Lyrics by Haven Gillespie, Music by Beasley Smith. Published by Robbins
Music Corp. Copyright 1949. 

“That Old Gang of Mine.” Words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, Music by Ray Henderson. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright
1923. 

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Two copies

“Then I’d Be Satisfied With Life.” By Geo. M. Cohan. Published by F. A. Mills. Copyright 1902. 

“There Must Be a Silver Lining (That’s Shining for Me).” By Walter Donaldson and Dolly Moore. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc.
Copyright 1928. 

“There’s a Broken Heart for Every Light.” Words by Howard Johnson, Music by Fred Fischer. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright
1915. 

“There’s a Mother Old and Grey Who Needs Me Now.” Words and Music by George H. Diamond. Published by George H. Diamond. Copyright
1910. 

“There’s a Rainbow (Round My Shoulder).” By Al Jolson, Billy Rose, and Dave Dreyer. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright
1928. 

“These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You).” Words by Holt Marvell, Music by Jack Strachey and Harry Link. Published by Irving
Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1935. 

“They Don’t Hesitate Anymore.” Words by Bert Kalmar and Edgar Leslie, Music by Harry Puck. Published by Kalmar and Puck Music
Co. Copyright 1914. 

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Two copies

“They Gotta Quit Kickin’ My Dawg Around.” Words by Webb M. Oungst, Music by Cy, Perkins. Published by M. Witmark and Sons.
Copyright 1912. 

“Things That Remind Me Of You.” By Art Gillham and Billy Smythe. Published by Jack Mills, Inc. Copyright 1927. 

“This Is the Life.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright 1914. 

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Two copies

“Thou Art the Star.” Words by C. C. Butler, Music by C. Rive. Published by A. C. Peters and Bro. Copyright 1860. 

“Three’s a Crowd.” Lyrics and Music by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1930. 

“Tiddle-Dee Winks.” Words by Garfield Kilgour, Music by Lou Handman. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1920. 

“Till I Waltz Again With You.” Words and Music by Sidney Prosen. Published by Village Music Co. Copyright 1952. 

“Tiny Bubbles (Hua Li’l).” By Leon Pober. Published by Granite Music Corp. Copyright 1966. 

“To-Night’s the Night (I Should Be With You).” Words by Fred Dempsey, Music by Carl Rupp. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright
1929. 

“Toreador Song (From ‘Carmen’).” By G. Bizet. Published by Comet Music Co. Copyright 1935. 

“Tra La La La La.” Lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling, Music by Harry Von Tilzer. Published by Harry VonTilzer Music Publishing
Co. Copyright 1920. 

“Tulip Time.” Lyrics by Gene Buck, Music by Dave Stamper. Published by T. B. Harms, Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Stars.” Arranged by J. M. Navoni, Words and Music by Fred Macevoy. Published by White, Smith, and
Co. Copyright 1879. 

“Two Golden Days.” By Annette Davis. Published by A. W. Perry and Son. Copyright 1888. 

“Temptation Rag” by Henry Lodge. W. Witmark and Sons, c. 1909. 

“Tennessee.” Words by Harold A. Rose, music by Jeff Godfrey. Empire Music Co., c. 1915. 

“Tennessee Moon.” Words by Jack Mahoney, music by Percy Wenrich Wenrich-Howard Co., c. 1912. 

“There Is a Tavern in the Town” by William H. Hills. Shapiro Bernstein and Co. Inc., c. 1934. 

“They Made it Twice as Nice as Paradise and They Called it Dixieland.” Lyric by Raymond Egan, music by Richard A. Whiting.
Jerome H. Remick and Co., c. 1916. 

“Three Beautiful Fantasias” by E. O. Eaton. Oliver Ditson and Co., c. 1865. 

“Tickle the Ivories” by Wallie Herzer. Jerome H. Remick and Co., c. 1913. 

“Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition March and Two Step” by Leon C. Crandall. Leon C. Crandall, c. 1898. 

“Underneath the Harlem Moon.” Words by Mack Gordon, Music by Harry Revel. Published by DeSylva, Brown, and Henderson, Inc.
Copyright 1932. 

“Under Southern Skies.” Words by Al Trachern, music by Lee Orean Smith. Vandersloot Music Co., c. 1902. 

“Underneath the Dixie Moon” by Billy Vanderreer. Bernard Granvills Publ. Co. Inc., c. 1916. 

“Vaya Con Dios (My God Be With You).” Words and Music by Larry Russell, Inez James, and Buddy Pepper. Published by Ardmore
Music Corp. Copyright not given. 

“Virginia Brown.” Lyrics and Music by Joseph E. Howard, Norman J. Vause, and Henry Welling. Published by M. Witmark and Sons.
Copyright 1923. 

“The Virginia Rose-Bud.” Arranged for the piano forte. Oliver Ditson and Co., undated 

“Waiting Blues You.” By Kathryne E. Thompson. Published by Will Rossiter. Copyright 1924. 

“Walkin’ the Dog.” Words and Music by Shelton Brooks. Published by Will Rossiter. Copyright 1916. 

“War Babies.” Words by Ballard MacDonald and Edward Madder, Music by James F. Hanley. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein, and
Co. Copyright 1916. 

“The Way You Look Tonight.” Music by Jerome Kern, Lyrics by Dorothy Fields. Published by Chappell and Co., Inc. Copyright
1936. 

“We’ll Make Hay While the Sun Shines.” Lyrics by Arthur Freed, Music by Nacio Herb Brown. Published by Robbins Music Corp.
Copyright 1934. 

“What do We Do On a Dew-Dew-Dewy Day.” By Howard Johnson, Chas Tobias, and Al Sherman. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright
1927. 

“What’s the Matter With Father.” By Williams and Van Astyne. Published by Jerome H. Remick. Copyright 1910. 

“What the Use of Kickin’ (Let’s Go ‘Round with a Smile).” Lyrics by Sam Lewis and Ed Joe Young, Music by Walter Donaldson.
Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright 1919. 

“When Day Is Gone.” Words by B. G. DeSylva, Music by Robert Katscher. Published by Harms, Inc. Copyright 1924. 

“When I Leave the World Behind.” By Irving Berlin. Published by Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder and Co. Copyright 1915. 

“When It’s Apple Blossom Time in Normande.” Words and Composed by Mellor Gifford and Trevor. Published by Jerome H. Remick
and Co. Copyright 1912. 

“When New York Was New York.” By George M. Cohan. Published by Vogel Music Co., Inc. Copyright 1937. 

“When Reuben Comes to Town.” Words by J. Chever Goodwin, Music by Maurice Levi. Published by Rogers Bros. Music Publishing
Co. Copyright 1900. 

“When the Stars Come Peeping Through.” By Jack Willer. Published by Marlo Music Corp. Copyright 1931. 

“When That Little Yellow Fellow Plays Piano,” Words by Tell Taylor, Music by David Lindeman. Published by Tell Taylor Music
Publisher. Copyright 1915. 

“When You Are Mine.” Words by Lewis Cassett, Music by Jos. Samuels and Harry Briant. Published by Triangle Music Publishing
Co. Copyright 1920. 

“When You Sang The Palms to Me.” Lyrics by J. Will Calahan, Music by F. Henri Klickman. Published by Frank K. Root and Co.
Copyright 1914. 

“Where Do You Worka John? (Pusha Pusha Push).” By Mortimer Weinberg, Charley Marks, and Harry Warren. Published by Shapiro,
Bernstein, and Co. Music Publishers. Copyright 1926. 

“Where the Lazy Daisies Grow.” By Cliff Friend. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright 1924. 

“While Miami Dreams.” Lyrics by Raymond B. Egan, Music by Richard A. Whiting. Published by Jerome H. Remick and Co. Copyright
1922. 

“Whispering.” Words and Music by John Schonberger, Richard Coburn, and Vincent Rose. Published by Miller Music Corp. Copyright
1920. 

Scope and Content

Two copies

“Who Cares?” Words by Jack Yellen, Music by Milton Ager. Published by Ager Yellen and Bornstein, Inc. Copyright 1922. 

“Who Paid the Rent for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle?” By Alfred Bryan and Fred Fischer. Published by Leo. Feist, Inc. Copyright 1914. 

“Why Dance?” Words by Roy Turk, Music by Fred. E. Ahlert. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1931. 

“Why Do I Always Remember?” By Maurice J. Gansky, Merton H. Bories, Jack Coakley. Published by Sherman, Clay and Co. Copyright
1926. 

“Wild West Gallop.” Composed by C. H. H. Booth. Published by Geo. Molineux. Copyright not given. 

“Will She Come from the East?” Words and Music by Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1922. 

“Will You Sometimes Think of Me.” Words and Music by Al J. Palmer. Published by Al J. Palmer Music Publisher. Copyright 1918. 

“Wish You Were Hea.” Music and Lyrics by Harold Rome. Published by Chappell and Co., Inc. Copyright 1952. 

“With You.” By Irving Berlin, Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. Copyright 1929. 

“Without That Certain Thing.” Words and Music by Max and Harry Nesbit. Published by T. B. Harms, Inc. Copyright 1933. 

“Wonderful Eyes.” By Arthur Spurn. Published by Sidel Music Publishing Co., Inc. Copyright 1919. 

“Way Down in Georgia” by Art Kahn and Irving Mills. Jack Mills Inc., c. 1924. 

“When I Get Back to Memphis Tennessee.” words by C. E. Hochberg, music by Leo Halpern. Charles N. Daniels, c. 1916. 

“When the Sun Goes Down in Dixie.” Words by Charles McLarron, music by Albert Von Tilzer. Broadway Music Corp., c. 1917. 

“When You and I Were Seventeen.” Words by Gus Kahn, music by Charles Rosoff. Irving Berlin Inc., c. 1924. 

“Words.” Words by Al Dubin and Al Tucker, music by Oris Spencer Jack Mills Inc., c. 1924. 

“You Can Always Have Me.” Lyrics by Grant Clarke, Music by Monaco. Published by Jerome K. Remick and Co. Copyright 1920. 

“Yellow Dog Blues” by W. C. Handy. Handy Brother Music Inc., c. 1914. 

“You Told Me to Go” by Ed Sedgwick, Abe Lyman and Henry R. Cohen. Jerome H. Remick and Co., c. 1925. 

 Sheet Music Box 11 Assorted Sheet Music 

The Gem Dance Folio for 1927, Number 2 

Feist Dance Folio: 30 Dance Hits for Piano With Ukelele and Banjo-Uke, circa 1920s 

Brainard’s Musical, A Musical Journal, vol. 1, no. 4. Published by The S. Brainard’s Sons Co. 

“You Can Always Have Me.”
Lyrics by Grant Clarke, Music by James Monaco. Copyright 1920 by Jerome H. Remick & Co. 

“Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning,”
by Irving Berlin. Copyright 1918 by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. 

“Hound Dog.”
Words and music by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Copyright 1956 by Elvis Presley Music, Inc. and Lion Publishing Company,
Inc. 

“It’s in the Book,”
by Johnny Standly and Art Thorsen. Copyright 1952 by Magnolia Music Corporation. 

“Dirty Hands Dirty Face.”
Lyrics by Jolson, Clarke & Leslie. Music by James V. Monaco. Copyright 1923 by Clarke & Leslie Songs, Inc. 

“Star Dust.”
Words by Mitchell Parish, music by Hoagy Carmichael. Published by Belwin Mills Publishing Corp., 1929. 

“Days of Wine and Roses,”
from
 Days of Wine and Roses, 1962 

“Garden of the Moon,”
from
 Garden of the Moon, 1938 

“Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm,”
from
 Manhattan Merry-Go-Round, 1937 

“Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis,”
from
 Meet Me In St. Louis, 1944 

“My Foolish Heart,”
from
 My Foolish Heart, 1949 

“Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey,”
from
 Coney Island, 1943 

“Second Hand Rose,”
from
 Funny Girl, 1968 

“Thru the Courtesy of Love,”
from
 The Tattler, 1936 

“The 3rd Man Theme,”
from
 The 3rd Man, 1950 

“Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Será, Será),”
from
 The Man Who Knew Too Much, 1955 

“Where Am I? (Am I In Heaven),”
from
 Stars Over Broadway, 1924 

“Singing a Song to the Stars,”
from
 Way Out West, 1930 

“An Affair to Remember (Our Love Affair),”
from
 An Affair to Remember, 1957 

“A Fine Romance,”
from
 Swing Time, 1936 

“Secret Love,”
from
 Calamity Jane, 1953 

“Sweet as a Song,”
from
 Sally, Irene and Mary, 1937 

“The Aba Daba Honeymoon,” from
Two Weeks With Love, 1942 

“After Sundown,” from
Going Hollywood, 1933 

“Ain’tcha?” from
Pointed Heels, 1929 

“Alice Blue Gown,” from
Irene, 1940 

“All My Tomorrows,” from
A Hole in the Head, 1959 

“Always and Always,” from
Mannequin, 1937 

“All Through the Day,” from
Centennial Summer, 1946 

“Along the Santa Fe Trail,” from
Santa Fe Trail, 1940 

“Always In My Heart,” from
Always In My Heart, 1942 

“Amor,” from
Broadway Rhythm, 1943 

“And The Angels Sing,” from
And The Angels Sing, 1943 

“Angel,” from
Angel, 1937 

“Angel Face,” from
The Last Time I Saw Archie, 1961 

“Anniversary Song,” from
The Jolson Story, 1946 

“Anytime’s the Time to Fall in Love,” from
Paramont on Parade, 1930 

“As Long As I Live,” from
Saratoga Trunk, 1944 

“As Time Goes By,” from
Casablanca, 1942 

“Aw! C’mon,” from
Dangerous Nan McGrew, 1930 

“Bei Mir Bist Du Schon,” from
Love, Honor, and Behave, 1937 

“Bernardine,” from
Bernardine, 1957 

“Better Wait Till You’re Eighteen,” from
Young Sinners, 1931 

“A Bird In a Gilded Cage,” from
Ringside Maisie, 1941 

“Blue Hawaii,” from
Waikiki Wedding, 1937 

“The Boogie Man,” from
Many Happy Returns, 1934 

“Buckle Down, Winsocki,” from
Best Foot Forward, 1943 

“Buttons and Bows,” from
The Paleface, 1948 

“By A Waterfall,” from
Foot Light Parade, 1933 

“Can I Forget You,” from
High, Wide and Handsome, 1937 

“Carolina,” from
Carolina, 1939 “A Certain Smile,” from
 A Certain Smile, 1958 

“Change Partners,” from
Carefree, 1938 

“Cocktails for Two,” from
Murder at the Vanities, 1934 

“Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are,” from
Step Lively, 1944 

“Coquette,” from
Coquette, 1928 

“Crying for the Carolines,” from
Spring is Here, 1930 

“Daddy Long Legs,” from
Daddy Long Legs, 1919 

“Dames,” Piano Arrangement, from
Dames, 1934 

“The Day After Forever,” from
Going My Way, 1944 

“The Desert Song,” from
The Desert Song, 1926 

“The Dickey-Bird Song,” from
Three Daring Daughters, 1947 

“Did You Ever See A Dream Walking,” from
Sitting Pretty, 1933 

“Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief,” from
Stork Club, 1945 

“Dolores,” from
Las Vegas Nights, 1941 

“Donkey Serenade,” from
Firefly, 1937 

“Do Something,” from
Nothing But the Truth, 1929 

“The Dreamer,” from
Thank You Lucky Stars, 1943 

“Easy to Love,” from
Born to Dance, 1936 

“Everything I Have is Yours,” from
Dancing Lady, 1933 

“Every Day,” from
Sweet Music, 1934 

“Eyes of the Soul,” from
Eyes of the Soul, 1919 

“Faithful Forever,” from
Gulliver’s Travels, 1939 

“Fare Thee Well, Annabelle,” from
Sweet Music, 1934 

“The First Time I Saw You,” from
The Toast of New York, 1937 

“A Friend of Yours,” from
The Great John L., 1944 

“The Funny Old Hills,” from
Paris Honeymoon, 1938 

“Gigi,” from
Gigi, 1957 

“Glimpses of the Moon,” from
Glimpses of the Moon, 1923 

“Going My Way,” from
Going My Way, 1944 

“Good Night Angel,” from
Radio City Revels, 1937 

“Go to Bed,” from
Gold Diggers of Broadway, 1929 

“Have You Got Any Castles, Baby,” from
Varsity Show, 1937 

“Here Love In Your Eye,” from
The Big Broadcast of ’37, 1936 

“High Noon,” from
High Noon, 1952 

“Hold My Hand,” from
Susan Slept Here, 1950 

“Honey,” from
Her Highness and the Bellboy, 1940’s (?) 

“How Long Will it Last,” from
Possessed, 1931 

“Humoresque,” from
Humoresque, 1946 

“I Believe,” from
It Happened in Brooklyn, 1947 

“I Don’t Know Why,” from
Faithful in My Fashion, 1946 

“I Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze,” from
Collegiate, 1935 

“If I Loved You,” from
Carousel, 1945 

“If I Should Lose You,” from
Rose of the Rancho, 1935 

“I’ll Sing You a Thousand Love Songs,” from
Cain and Mabel, 1936 

“I’ll Walk Alone,” from
With a Song in My Heart, 1944 

“I Love to Whistle,” from
Mad About Music, 1938 

“I’m Falling in Love With Someone,” from
Naughty Marietta, 1935 

“I’m In the Market For You,” from
High Society Blues, 1930 

“I’m Making Believe,” from
Sweet and Lowdown, 1944 

“I’m Riding for a Fall,” from
Thank Your Lucky Stars, 1943 

“In My Little Hope Chest,” from
Honey, 1930 

“Intermezzo, A Love Story,” from
Intermezzo, 1940 

“In The Middle of a Kiss,” from
College Scandal, 1935 

“Isn’t This a Lovely Day,” from
Top Hat, 1935 

“It Can’t Be Wrong,” from
Now Voyager, 1942 

“It Happened in Monterey,” from
King of Jazz, 1930 

“It’s A Grand Night for Singing,” from
State Fair, 1945 

“It’s an Old Southern Custom,” from
George White’s Scandals of 1935, 1935 

“I’ve Got a Feelin’ You’re Foolin’,” from
Broadway Melody of 1936, 1936 

“I’ve Got My Eye On You,” from
Show Girl in Hollywood, 1929 

“I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” from
Born to Dance, 1936 

“Ivy,” from
Ivy, 1947 

“I Want to Be Happy,” from
No, No, Nanette, 1924 

“I Wish I Didn’t Love You So,” from
Perils of Pauline, 1947 

“Jeanine, I Dream of Lilac Time,” from
Lilac Time, 1928 

“Jezebel,” from
Jezebel, 1938 

“Plaisir d’Amour (Joy of Love),” from
Love Affair, 1939 

“Just You, Just Me,” from
Marianne, 1929 

“Kinda Lonesome,” from
St. Louis Blues, 1939 

“Lady Divine,” from
The Divine Lady, 1929 

“Lady Luck,” from
Show of Shows, 1929 

“Laugh Your Troubles Away,” from
The Terror of Tiny Town, 1938 

“Lazy Countryside,” from
Fun and Fancy Free, 1947 

“Let’s Face the Music and Dance,” from
Follow the Fleet, 1936 

“Lili Marlene,” from
The True Story of Lili Marlene, 1944 

“Little Curly Hair in a High Chair,” from
Forty Little Mothers, 1940 

“Little Pal,” from
Say it With Songs, 1929 

“Looking For Love,” from
Looking For Love, 1963 

“Louise,” from
Innocents of Paris, 1929 

“Love,” from
The Trespasser, 1929 

“Love and Marriage,” from
Our Town, 1955 

“Lovelight in the Starlight,” from
Her Jungle Love, 1938 

“Love in Bloom,” from
She Loves Me Not, 1934 

“The Loveliness of You,” from
You Can’t Have Everything, 1937 

“Lovely to Look At,” from
Roberta, 1935 

“Love Thy Neighbor,” from
We’re Not Dressing, 1934 

“Lucky Me – Lovable You,” from
Chasing Rainbows, 1929 

“Mam’sells,” from
The Razor’s Edge, 1947 

“Mary Regan,” from
Mary Regan, 1919 

“The Memphis Blues,” from
Birth of the Blues, 1941 

“Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet,” from
Broadway Rhythm, 1944 

“Mommie Dearest theme,” from
Mommie Dearest, 1981 

“The Moon Is Low,” from
Montana Moon, 1930 

“Moonlight and Shadows,” from
The Jungle Princess, 1936 

“The Moon Of Manakoora,” from
The Hurricane, 1937 

“Montana Call,” from
Montana Moon, 1930 

“The Music Stopped,” from
Higher & Higher, 1943 

“My Future Just Passed,” from
Safety in Numbers, 1930 

“My Heart is a Hobo,” from
Welcome Stranger, 1947 

“My One and Only Highland Fling,” from
The Barkleys of Broadway, 1948 

“My Song of the Nile,” from
Drag, 1929 

“Nasty Man,” from
George White’s Scandals, 1934 

“Never in a Million Years,” from
Wake Up And Live, 1937 

“Night and Day,” from
Night and Day, 1944 

“No Love, No Nothin’,” from
The Gang’s All Here, 1943 

“Now And Forever”
, from
 The Outlaw, 1941 

“Now That I Need You”
, from
 Red, Hot, and Blue, 1949 

“Oh, But I Do”
, from
 The Time, The Place and The Girl, 1946 

“The Old Apple Tree”
, from
 Swing Your Lady, 1938 

“Ol Man River”
, from
 Showboat, 1929 

“One Hour With You”
, from
 One Hour With You, 1932 

“One Night of Love”
, from
 One Night of Love, 1934 

“On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe”
, from
 The Harvey Girls, 1934 

“Orchids in the Moonlight”
, from
 Flying Down to Rio, 1933 

“Pagan Love Song”
, from
 The Pagan, 1929 

“Pass Me By”
, from
 Father Goose, 1964 

“Personality”
, from
 The Road to Utopia, 1945 

“Pop Goes Your Heart”
, from
 Happiness Ahead, 1934 

“A Precious Little Thing Called Love”
, from
 Shopworn Angel, 1928 

“Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey,”
from
 In Old Oklahoma, 1943 

“The Song of Raintree County,”
from
 Raintree County, 1957 

“Ramona,”
from
 Ramona, 1927 

“Remember Me?”
from
 Mr. Dodd Takes the Air, 1937 

“A Rendevous With A Dream,”
from
 Poppy, 1936 

“Rio Rita,”
from
 Rio Rita, 1926 

“Rosalie,”
from
 Rosalie, 1937 

“Rose Marie,”
from
 Rose Marie, 1936 

“Roses in December,”
from
 The Life of the Party, 1937 

“Ruby,”
from
 Ruby Gentry, 1953 

“Sally of My Dreams,”
from
 Mother Knows Best, 1928 

“Says My Heart,”
from
 Coconut Grove, 1938 

“The Shadow of Your Smile,”
from
 The Sandpiper, 1967 

“Shanghai Lil,”
from
 Footlight Parade, 1933 

“Should I,”
from
 Lord Byron of Broadway, 1929 

“Sing, Baby Sing,”
from
 Sing, Baby Sing, 1936 

“Singin’ in The Rain,”
from
 Hollywood Review, 1929 

“A Sinner Kissed An Angel,”
from
 Hold Back the Dawn, 1941 

“Sleighride in July,”
from
 Belle of the Yukon, 1944 

“Small Fry,”
from
 Sing You Sinners, 1938 

“Smilin’ Through,”
from
 Smiling Through, 1919 

“Some Sunday Morning,”
from
 San Antonio, 1945 

“Something’s Gotta Give,”
from
 Daddy Long Legs, 1955 

“Song of the Barefoot Contessa,”
from
 The Barefoot Contessa, 1954 

“A Song to Remember,”
from
 A Song to Remember, 1945 

“Soon,”
from
 Mississippi, 1935 

“Stars in My Eyes,”
from
 The King Steps Out, 1936 

“Still the Bluebird Sings,”
from
 The Star Maker, 1939 

“Strange Love,”
from
 The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, 1946 

“Sunday, Monday, or Always,”
from
 Dixie, 1943 

“Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart,”
from
 Hollywood Canteen, 1944 

“Sweetheart Darling,”
from
 Peg O’ My Heart, 1933 

“Sweet Leilani,”
from
 Waikiki Wedding, 1937 

“Swinging On A Star,”
from
 Going My Way, 1944 

“Taking A Chance On Love,”
from
 Cabin in the Sky, 1940 

“Tammy,”
from
 Tammy and the Bachelor, 1957 

“Thank Heaven for Little Girls,”
from
 Gigi, 1957 

“Thanks a Million,”
from
 Thanks a Million, 1948 

“That Old Black Magic,”
from
 Star Spangled Rhythm, 1942 

“That Sly Old Gentleman,”
from
 Eastside of Heaven, 1939 

“That Wonderful Something,”
from
 Untamed, 1929 

“Theres Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie,”
from
 Puttin on the Ritz, 1929 

“There Will Never Be Another You,”
from
 Iceland, 1942 

“Theyre Either Too Young or Too Old,”
from
 Thank Your Lucky Stars, 1943 

“This Heart of Mine,”
from
 Ziegfield Follies, 1944 

“This Little Piggie Went to Market,”
from
 Eight Girls in a Boat, 1933 

“This Years Kisses,”
from
 On the Avenue, 1937 

“Time Waits for No One,”
from
 Shine On Harvest Moon, 1944 

“To Each His Own,”
from
 To Each His Own, 1946 

“Tomorrow is Forever,”
from
 Tomorrow is Forever, 1945 

“Too Late Now,”
from
 Royal Wedding, 1951 

“Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Rah,”
from
 Going My Way, 1944 

“True Blue Lou,”
from
 The Dance of Life, 1929 

“True Love,”
from
 High Society, 1956 

“Two Sleepy People,”
from
 Thanks for the Memory, 1938 

“Song of the Volga Boatmen,”
from
 The Volga Boatmen, 1926 

“Waitin for the Robert E. Lee,”
from
 Jolson Sings Again, 1942 

“Was It Rain,”
from
 The Hit Parade, 1937 

“The Way You Look Tonight,”
from
 Swing Time, 1936 

“The Web of Love,”
from
 The Great Gabbo, 1929 

“We Did It Before,”
from
 Banjo Eyes, 1951 

“We Will Always Be Sweethearts,”
from
 One Hour With You, 1932 

“What’s the Reason?”
from
 Times Square Lady, 1935 

“When Did You Leave Heaven?”
from
 Sing Baby Sing, 1936 

“When I Grow Too Old to Dream,”
from
 The Night is Young, 1935 

“Where is the Song of Songs for Me,”
from
 The Lady of the Pavements, 1928 

“Where Was I,”
from
 Till We Meet Again, 1940 

“Whisper That You Love Me,”
from
 The Big Parade, 1927 

“Why Do I Dream Those Dreams,”
from
 Wonder Bar, 1934 

“Wild Rose,”
from
 Sally, 1920 

“Wishing [Will Make it So],”
from
 Love Affair, 1939 

“With All My Heart,”
from
 Her Masters Voice, 1935 

“With My Guitar and You,”
from
 Swing High, 1930 

“With You,”
from
 Puttin on the Ritz, 1929 

“The World is Yours and Mine,”
from
 Mothers Boy, 1929 

“You,”
from
 The Great Ziegfeld, 1936 

“You Gave Me Your Heart,”
from
 Blood and Sand, 1922 

“You’ll Never Know,”
from
 Hello, Frisco, Hello, 1943 

“Young and Healthy,”
from
 Forty Second Street, 1932 

“You’re a Grand Old Flag,”
from
 Yankee Doodle Dandy, 1942 

“You’re a Sweetheart,”
from
 You’re a Sweetheart, 1937 

“Yo Te Amo Means I Love You,”
from
 The Wolf Song, 1928 

“All American Square Dances.”
Words and music by Al Muller. Published by Paull-Pioneer Music Corpoation., Undated 

“Artists and Models: Paris Edition.”
Words by Clifford Grey and music by Alfred Goodman, J. Fred Coots & Maurie Rubens. Published by Harms Incorporation., 1925 

“Baltimore.”
Words by Danny Healy & Irving Kahal and music by Jimmy McHugh. Published by Jack Mills Inc., 1927 

“Castle Lame Duck Waltz.”
Words and music by James Reese Europe & Ford T. Dabney. Published by Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1914 

“Chicken Reel or Performer’s Buck.”
Words and music by Jos. M. Daly. Published by Daly Music Publishers., 1910 

“Cotton Stockings Valse.”
Words and music by Marion Murray. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1926 

“The Dainty-Foot Glide Two-Step.”
Words and music by G.M. Tidd. Published by G.M. Tidd., 1925 

“Dance That Dengozo With Me “Oo-La-La”.”
Words by W.L. Beardsley and music by George L. Cobb. Published by Will Rossiter: The Chicago Publisher., 1924 

“Do The Funny Fox trot.”
Words and music by Earl Carroll & Harry Carroll. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1914 

“Dumbell.”
Words and music by Zez Confrey. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1922 

“Everybody’s Dippy Now.”
Words by Roger Graham and music by May Hill. Published by Craig-Ellis & Co., 1915 

“The Flat Foot Floogee.”
Words and music by Slim Gaillard, Slam Stewart and Bud Green. Published by Green Bros. & Knight., 1938 

“The Gaby Glide.”
Words by Harry Pilcer and music by Louis A. Hirsch. Published by Shapiro Music Publishing Co., 1911 

“Goose Step.”
Words and music by Eugene Platzmann. Published by Church, Paxson and Company., 1915 

“Harry Fox Trot.”
Words and music by Lew Pollock. Published by Richard Publisher., 1918 

“Heidelberg Glide.”
Words by Arthur Longbrake and music by Ed. Edwards. Published by Longbrake & Edwards., 1911 

“Hesitation Waltz: The Last Waltz Together.”
Words and music by F. Henri Klickmann. Published by Frank K. Root & Co., 1913 

“The Honey-Niib-Waltzes.”
Words and music by i. Furman Mulliner. Published by United States Music Pub. Co., 1905 

“”I Got It” The Fidg-Etty Fidge.”
Words by Henry Creamer and music by Lew Pollack. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc., 1922 

“The Irish Tango.”
Words by J. Brandon Walsh and music by Ernest Breuer. Published by M. Witmark & Sons., 1914 

“Jazz Baby.”
Words by Blanche Merrill and music by M.K. Jerome. Published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., 1919 

“The Kangaroo Hop.”
Words and music by Melville Morris. Published by Jerome H. Remick Co., 1915 

“La Bonga.”
Words and music by Aaron Gonzalez. Published by Homas M. Sheehy., 1949 

“A Little More Pepper.”
Words and music by Harry J. Lincoln. Published by Vandersloot Music Publishing Co., 1914 

“Meadowbrook Fox Trot.”
Words and music by Arthur M. Kraus. Published by Maine Music Co., 1914 

“Mexi-Tango.”
Words and music by W.L. Beardsley & D.S. Lindeman. Published by Tell Taylor Music Co., 1914 

“Minnie, Shimme For Me.”
Words by Billy Frisch and music by Jimmy Lucas. Published by Broadway Music Corporation., 1918 

“More Candy.”
Words and music by Mel. B. Kaufman. Published by Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1917 

“The Old Soft Shoe.”
Words and music by Roy Jordan & Sid Bass. Published by Shapiro Bernstein & Co., 1951 

“Parisienne.”
Words by Lew. Brown and music by Albert Von Tilzer. Published by The York Music Co., 1912 

“Peacock Walk Song.”
Words by Mickey Kippel and music by John Conrad. Published by Conrad Music Co., 1920 

“Pepper Pot.”
Words and music by Harold Ivers. Published by M. Wimark & Sons., 1913 

“Red Fox Trot.”
Words and music by Ted S. Barron. Published by Metropolis Music Co., 1914 

“Rio Rita.”
Words by Joseph McCarthy and music by Harry Tierney. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1926 

“Rube-Step.”
Words and music by Budd L. Cross. Published by Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1910 

“Savannah (The Georgiana).”
Words and music by Fred Fisher. Published by Fred Fisher Inc., 1924 

“Shake Your Little Shoulder.”
Words by Darl MacBoyle and music by Walter L. Rosemont. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1920 

“Sly Sal: A Slow Drag.”
Words and music by Al. W. Brown. Published by McKinley Music Co., 1906 

“Sway.”
Words and music by Tom Powell. Published by Tom Powell-Leason Pub. Co., 

“Take Me To The Midnight Cake Walk Ball.”
Words and music by Eddie Cox, Arthur Jackson & Maurice Abrahams. Published by Kalmar Puck & Abrahams Inc., 1915 

“That Tango Tokio.”
Words by Al Bryan and music by Jack Wells. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1913 

“Trs Moutarde (Too Much Mustard).”
Words and music by Cecil Macklin. Published by Edward Schuberth & Co., 1911 

“The Twist.”
Words and music by Hank Ballard. Published by Armo Music Corp. & Jay & Cee Music Corp., 1959 

“Valse June.”
Words and music by Lionel Baxter. Published by Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1914 

“The Vamp.”
Words and music by Byron Gay. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1919 

“Watch Your Step.”
Words and music by Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin Inc., 1914 

“When I Hesitate With You.”
Words and music by Stanley Epstein. Published by Metropolitan Music Co., 1914 

“When You’re Dancing The Old Fashioned Waltz.”
Words by Chas McCarron and music by Albert Von Tilzer. Published by Broadway Music Corporation., 1905 

“Y Como Le Va?.”
Words and music by J. Valverde. Published by G. Schirmer., 1909 

“Abdul the Bulbul Amber.”
Words and music by Jim Smock. Published by Calumet Music Co., 1935 

“After A While.”
Words and music by James A. Walsh. Published by Orpheum Music Co., 1923 

“Apple Blossoms and Chapel Bells.”
Words and music by Al Hoffman, Walter Kent and Manny Kurtz. Published by Remick Music Corp., 1939 

“Ask Anyone Who Knows.”
Words and music by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus and Al Kaufman. Published by M. Witmark & Sons., 1947 

“Beg Your Pardon.”
Words and music by Francis Craig & Beasley Smith. Published by Robbins Music Corporation., 1947 

“The Bells of Sam Raquel (Por Ti Aprend A Querer).”
Words by Fred Wise, Milton Leeds & Lorenzo Barcelta and music by Lorenzo Barcelata. Published by Peer International Corp.,
1934 

“Blue Bonnet-You Make Me Feel Blue.”
Words and music by Alfred Bryan, Pete Wendling & Harry Richman. Published by Irving Berlin Inc., 1926 

“Butterflies in the Rain.”
Words by Erell Leaves and music by Sherman Myers. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1932 

“Bye and Bye (The Sun Will Shine).”
Words and music by Harry Pease-Ed Nelson & Larry Vincent. Published by A.J. Stasny Music Co. Inc., 1924 

“Cabin in the Cotton.”
Words by Mitchel Parish and music by Frank Perkins. Published by Mills Music Inc., 1932 

“Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo).”
Words and music by Bob Hilliard & Carl Sigman. Published by Edwin H. Morris & Co., 1947 

“Collegiate.”
Words and music by Moe Jaffe & Nat Bonx. Published by Shapiro Bernstein & Co., 1925 (three copies) 

“Count the Days.”
Words by Jack Tilson and music by Harry Bason. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1922 

“The Dance of The Blue Danube.”
Words and music by Fred Fisher. Published by Empire Music Co., 1928 

“Deep River.”
Words and music by Jim Smock. Published by Calumet Music Co., 1935 

“Don’t Blame Me.”
Words by Dorothy Fields and music by Jimmy McHugh. Published by Robbins Music Corp., 1933 (two copies) 

“Dream Baby.”
Words and music by Cliff Friend & Teddy Powell. Published by Lee Finburgh, Inc., 1951 

“Dream Girl.”
Words by Iva Cahoon and music by Lucile Pyper. Published by Sherman, Clay & Co., 1924 

“Dream Valley.”
Words and music by Nick Kenny, Charles Kenny & Joe Burke. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1940 

“Drifting & Dreadming (Sweet Paradise).”
Words by Haven Gillespie and music by Egbert Van Alstyne, Erwin R. Schmidt & Loyal Curtis. Published by L.B. Curtis Music
Publisher., 1925 

“Ferry-Boat Serenade.”
Words by Harold Adamson and music by E. Di Lazzaro. Published by Robbins Music Corp., 1940 

“”Gimme” A Little Kiss Will “Ya” Hugh.”
Words and music by Roy Turk, Jack Smith and Maceo-Pinkard. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc., 1926 

“Give Me Today (And You Can Have Tomorrow).”
Words by Harry D. Kerr and music by Paul Titsworth & Harold Bell. Published by Sherman, Clay & Co., 1926 

“Gonna Get A Girl.”
Words by Al Lewis and music by Howard Simon. Published by Miller Music Corp., 1947 

“Gee, It’s Good To Hold You.”
Words and music by Allan Roberts & Doris Fisher. Published by Capital Songs, Inc., 1945 

“Harriet .”
Words and music by Abel Baer & Paul Cunningham. Published by Broadway Music Corp., 1945 

“Heartbroken And Lonely.”
Words and music by Sam Coslow, Con Conrad & Saul Bernie. Published by Spier & Coslow Inc., 1928 

“A Hill Billy Wedding in June.”
Words and music by Freddie Owen & Frankie More. Published by Calumet Music Co., 1933 

“Honestly, I Love You.”
Words and music by Larry Fotine. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc., 1947 

“Horses.”
Words and music by Richard A. Whiting & Byron Gay. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1926 (four copies) 

“I Can’t Believe It’s True.”
Words and music by Charles Newman, Ben Bernie & Isham Jones. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1932 

“I Can’t Get The One I Want (Those I Get I Don’t Want).”
Words by Billy Rose & Herman Ruby and music by Lou Handman. Published by Irving Berlin Inc., 1924 

“I Do, Do You? (Do You Believe In Love?).”
Words and music by Lew Quadling. Published by Stevens Music Co., 1941 

“I Don’t Believe You.”
Words and music by Larry Spier & Sam Coslow. Published by Spier & Coslow., 1927 

“I Don’t Want To Be Loved (By Anyone Else But You).”
Words by Marty Symls and music by Jerry Livington. Published by Mutual Music Society Inc., 1945 

“If I had Rhythm In My Nursery Rhymes.”
Words by Sammy Cahn & Don Raye and music by Jimmie Lunceford & Saul I. Chaplin. Published by Select Music Pub., 1935 

“If The Rest of the World Don’t Want You (Go Back To Mother and Dad).”
Words by Alex Gerber and music by Dave Dreyer. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc., 1923 

“I Give You MY Word.”
Words and music by Al Kavelin & Merril Lyn. Published by Broadcast Music Inc., 1940 

“I’ll Be Hangin’ Around.”
Words by Henry Prichard and music by George Cates. Published by Broadcast Music Inc., 1953 

“I Love The College Girls.”
Words and music by Moe Jaffe & Nat Bonx. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1925 

“I May be Dancing With Somebody Else (But I Love You).”
Words by Lew Brown & Sidney Clare and music by Con Conrad. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1926 

“I’m Just A Dancing Sweetheart.”
Words by Charlie Tobias and music by Peter DeRose. Published by Joe Morris Music Co., 1931 

“A Little Girl, A Little Boy, A Little Moon.”
Words and music by Robert King & Harry Warren. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1927 

“In An Old Dutch Garden (By An Old Dutch Mill).”
Words by Mack Gordon and music by Will Grosz. Published by Harms Inc., 1934 (two copies) 

“No One Knows What Happens (In The Old Arm Chaiir).”
Words and music by Chas. Tobias, Louis Breau & Harry Tobias. Published by Breau & Tobias., 1923 

“It Happened In Monterey.”
Words by Billy Rose and music by Mabel Wayne. Published by Leo Feist Inc., 1952 

“I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder How I Look When I’m Asleep.”
Words and music by B.G. De Dylva, Lew brown & Ray Henderson. Published by De Sylva Brown & Henderson Inc., 1927 

“It’s All In The Game.”
Words by Carl Sigman and music by Charles G. Dawes. Published by Remick Music Corp., 1920 

“Just Another Dream Of You.”
Words and music by Benny Davis & Joe Burke. Published by Joe Morris Music Co., 1932 

“Just For To-Night (Nur Eine Nacht).”
Words by Ballard MacDonald and music by Oskar Geiger. Published by Edward B. Marks Music Co., 1923 (two copies) 

“La Cucaracha (The Cockroach Song).”
Words by Carl Field and music by Nick Manoloff. Published by Calumet Music Co., 1935 

“Lazy.”
Words and music by Irving Berlin. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc., 1924 

“Linger Awhile (A Dancing Song).”
Words by Harry Ownes and music by Vincent Owens. Published by Leo. Feist Inc., 1923 (two copies) 

“Lost.”
Words and music by Phil Ohman, Johnny Mercer & Macy O. Teetor. Published by Robbins Music Corp., 1936 

“Love’s Melody.”
Words by Carolyn Merrill and music by P.I. Tschaikowsky. Published by Calumet Music Co., 1941 

“Miles Apart.”
Words and music by Walt Brevig, Charles Dornberger & Joe Davis. Published by Joe Davis Inc., 1937 

“Managua Nicaragua.”
Words by Albert Gamse and music by Irving Fields. Published by Encore Music Publications., 1946