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Pre-owned 1920-1950s popular Sheet Music. Many of these songs have decorative front covers and some from the 1920s and ‘30s were especially stylish. If a front cover illustration is attributable to an artist or studio they will be named e.g. Heath Robinson, Huntrods, Fred Lowe or Barbelle. Some titles were published during the Second World War (1939 –45), sometimes in a smaller size when ink and paper were in short supply. These pieces of sheet music are secondhand, old and naturally enough, they may show signs of wear and tear. However, most of them are in excellent condition but in a few cases we consider that some damage such as edging tears, a shop stamp, pen marks or a signature are reasonable imperfections considering the age of these manuscripts. There are no detailed descriptions here as to the exact condition of the music listed below but please e-mail us for an honest appraisal of any particular piece or title. As a guide, generally titles are priced in the range £12 - £30 (US$30-$45) + post and packaging. LOOKING FOR THESE ARTISTS OR COMPOSERS. “WAKEY WAKEY!” You’ve come to the right place for BILLY COTTON, CRAMER’S RHYTHMIC PIANO SOLOS, THEO BONHEUR, BILLY MAYERL, FATS WALLER, JEROME KERN, GEORGE FORMBY, GRACIE FIELDS, VERA LYNN, ALBERT W. KETELBEY (Anton Vodorinski) or ARTHUR ASKEY playmates! Just look for the title, composer or artist’s name on the lists below. SONG TITLE WRITER & COMPOSER PHOTO YEA R 12 th Street rag – song version A.Razaf/E.Bowman Donald Peers 1942 12 th Street rag –song version A.Razaf/E.Bowman Tito Burns 1942 12 th Street rag – piano solo Euday L. Bowman Pee Wee Hunt 1944 40 Old Time Hits Includes-After the ball, The band played on, Chinatown, my Chinatown, Comin’ thro’the Rye, Daisy Bell, How’d you like to spoon with me?, Merry widow waltz, Molly O, Nagasaki, Red river valley, Roamin’ in the gloaming, The sidewalks of New York, There is a tavern in the town, Waiting at the church, Will you love me in December? And many more. n/a © circa 1964 Academic Classics for the pianoforte No.83 – Rondo Brillante Weber n/a Circa 1920 Academic Classics for the pianoforte No.139 – Sonata in F minor Beethoven n/a Circa 1920

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  • Pre-owned 1920-1950s popular Sheet Music. Many of these songs have decorative front covers and some from the 1920s and ‘30s were

    especially stylish. If a front cover illustration is attributable to an artist or studio they will be

    named e.g. Heath Robinson, Huntrods, Fred Lowe or Barbelle. Some titles were published

    during the Second World War (1939 –45), sometimes in a smaller size when ink and paper

    were in short supply.

    These pieces of sheet music are secondhand, old and naturally enough, they may show signs

    of wear and tear. However, most of them are in excellent condition but in a few cases we

    consider that some damage such as edging tears, a shop stamp, pen marks or a signature are

    reasonable imperfections considering the age of these manuscripts. There are no detailed

    descriptions here as to the exact condition of the music listed below but please e-mail us for

    an honest appraisal of any particular piece or title. As a guide, generally titles are priced in the

    range £12 - £30 (US$30-$45) + post and packaging.

    LOOKING FOR THESE ARTISTS OR COMPOSERS.

    “WAKEY WAKEY!” You’ve come to the right place for BILLY COTTON, CRAMER’S RHYTHMIC

    PIANO SOLOS, THEO BONHEUR, BILLY MAYERL, FATS WALLER, JEROME KERN, GEORGE

    FORMBY, GRACIE FIELDS, VERA LYNN, ALBERT W. KETELBEY (Anton Vodorinski) or ARTHUR

    ASKEY playmates! Just look for the title, composer or artist’s name on the lists below.

    SONG TITLE WRITER & COMPOSER PHOTO YEAR

    12th Street rag – song

    version A.Razaf/E.Bowman Donald Peers 1942

    12th Street rag –song

    version A.Razaf/E.Bowman Tito Burns 1942

    12th Street rag – piano solo Euday L. Bowman Pee Wee Hunt 1944

    40 Old Time Hits Includes-After the ball, The band played on, Chinatown, my Chinatown, Comin’ thro’the Rye, Daisy Bell, How’d you like to spoon with me?, Merry widow waltz, Molly O, Nagasaki, Red river valley, Roamin’ in the gloaming, The sidewalks of New York, There is a tavern in the town, Waiting at the church, Will you love me in December? And many more.

    n/a © circa 1964

    Academic Classics for the pianoforte No.83 – Rondo Brillante

    Weber

    n/a

    Circa 1920

    Academic Classics for the pianoforte No.139 – Sonata in F minor

    Beethoven n/a Circa 1920

  • Academic Classics for the piano

    Clement n/a Circa 1920

    Ac-cent-tchu-are the positive – film: “Here come the waves”

    J.Mercer/H.Arlen Bing Crosby/Betty Hutton 1944

    Accordion (Accordeon) Marcel Paul (French)/Howard Barnes (Eng.lyrics)/Fred Freed

    illustration 1947

    Adolf Annette Mills Arthur Askey +cartoon 1939

    Adolf Annette Mills Cartoon only 1939

    Afganistan William Wilander/Harry Donnelly Illustration by Starmer 1920

    After all Billy Reid Lou Preager 1948

    After a while Abner Silver/Nick Kenny/Charles Kenny

    Vera Lynn 1945

    After the ball (see 40 Old Time Hits)

    Chas K.Harris n/a ?

    Again – film: “Road House” Dorcas Cochran/Lionel Newman Two film stars 1948

    Ah! Sweet mystery of life (The Dream Melody) for it is love alone that rules for aye! – film: “The Great Victor Herbert”

    Rida Johnson Young/Victor Herbert

    Susanna Foster/Allan Jones/Mary Martin

    ©1910

    Ah! Sweet mystery of life (The Dream Melody) for it is love alone that rules for aye! – film: “Naughty Marietta”

    Rida Johnson Young/Victor Herbert – versions in Bb or C

    Jeanette MacDonald/Nelson Eddy

    1940 ©1910

    Ain’t it grand to be blooming well dead

    Leslie Sarony Leslie Sarony 1932

    Ain’t love grand B.G.de Sylva/Walter Donaldson/Con Conrad

    Miss Florrie Forde 1921

    Ain’t misbehavin’- from “Connie’s hot chocolates”

    AndyRazaf/Thomas Waller/Harry Brooks

    Illustration art by Leff 1929

    Ain’t misbehavin’ A.Razaf/T.Waller/H.Brooks n/a ©1929

    Ain’t she sweet J.Yellen/M.Ager Scovell & Wheldon 1927

    Ain’t she sweet – From “Sensations of 1927” at Onchan Pavilion, Douglas, Isle of Man

    Jack Yellen/Milton Ager Marjorie Lotinga 1927

    Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin Jack Hylton 1929

    Alexander’s Ragtime band See also “Rag-time”

    Alice blue gown – from the musical “Irene”

    J.McCarthy/H.Tierney n/a © 1920

    All ashore Billy Hill Guy Lombardo 1938

    All by yourself in the moonlight

    Jay Wallis Illustration art by STYX 1928

    All dressed up…with a broken heart

    Fred Patrick/Claude Reese/Jack Val

    The 5 Smith Brothers 1947

    Alleluia (from the motet Exultate Jubilate) Song for Soprano voice

    W.A.Mozart edited by Isobel Baillie

    n/a Circa 1949

    Alligator crawl Thomas “Fats” Waller Alligator illustration © 1934

    All in favour say “aye” Cliff Fried Attributed illustration art + Geraldo

    1939

    All my life – film: “Laughing Irish eyes”

    Sidney Mitchell/Sam H.Stept Walter C.Kelly/Evalyn Knapp

    1936

  • All my tomorrows lead me to you

    Joyce Gredfell/Richard Addinsell Joyce Grenfell 1944

    All of my life Irving Berlin n/a 1944

    All our tomorrows Jimmy Kennedy Wilfred Pickles 1943

    All over the place –film: “Sailors Three”

    Frank Eyton/Noel Gay Tommy Trinder 1940

    All’s well Mademoiselle Tommie Connor/Michael Carr Stan Atkins + crowd photo at Arc d’Triumph

    1944

    All that I want is in Ireland Jeff Branen/Evans Lloyd Illustration Art by Xavier Willis

    1920

    All the things you are O.Hammerstein/J.Kern Geraldo 1940

    All the time – musical: “So this is love”

    Desmond Carter/Hal Brody n/a 1928

    All through the day – film “Centennial Summer”

    Hammerstein 2nd

    /Kern Crain/Wilde/Darnell/Eythe

    Stars in the film 1946

    All time Hit Parade selection

    8 songs – 1/6d various n/a 1946

    All up and down the street Elma T.Chapman Illustration by SLD 1942

    Almond eyes Terry Sullivan/Harry Stafford Debroy Somers + illustration by F.J.H.

    1927

    Aloha beloved Andy Long/Ray Canfield Illustration + Henry Hall 1933

    Aloha oe (Hawaiian Farewell song) by Queen Lydia Liluokalni

    Myrtle Koon Cherryman/Queen Lydia Liluokalni

    Illustration by NPS + Jim and Bob

    1935

    Aloma Francis De Witt/Robert Hood Bowers

    Illustration + Lou Preager 1925

    Alone – film: “A night at the opera”

    Arthur Freed/Nacio Herb Brown The Marx Brothers+ 1935

    Alone with my dreams Jack Davis/Glen Morley ‘Hutch’ (Leslie Hutchinson) 1943

    Along the Navajo trail Larry Markes/Dick Charles/eddie de Lange

    Bing Crosby/The Andrews Sisters

    1945

    Always (I’ll be loving you) Irving Berlin (b.1888-d.1989 nee Isadore or Israel Baline)

    Jose Collins photo by Dorothy Wilding

    1925

    Always – film: “Christmas holiday”

    Irving Berlin (b.1888-d.1989 nee Isador or Israel Baline)

    Deanna Durbin

    1925

    Always in all ways –film:“Monte Carlo”

    Leo Robin/Richard A.Whiting/W.Franke Harling

    Jack Buchanan/Jeanette MacDonald

    1930

    Always in my heart – film: “Always in my heart”

    K.Gannon/E.Lecuona n/a 1942

    Amapola (pretty little poppy)

    Albert Gamse/Joseph M.Lacalle Deanna Durbin 1940

    America, I love you – film: “Tin Pan Alley”

    Edgar Leslie/Archie Gottler Alice Faye/John Payne 1915

    American Cowboy Songs An album of 17 cowboy songs by Sterling Sherwin including: Home on the range, The cowboy’s prayer, Lonesome cowpuncher, Back to the range, Bucking broncho, Little Mohee, Mesa wind, and more.

    Illustration 1939

    Am I wasting my time on you?

    Howard Johnson/Irving Bibo Jack Payne or Benny Lee 1926

    Among my souvenirs – film: “The best years of my life”

    Edgar Leslie(b.1885-d.1976)/Horatio Nicholls (pseudonym for publisher “Lawrence Wright”)

    Hoagy Carmichael 1947

  • Amor – film: “Broadway rhythm”

    Skylar/Ruiz/Mendez Charlie Spivak/George Murphy/Ginny Simms

    1943

    Amor amor –French/Spanish/English edition

    J.Larue/G.Ruiz/S.Skylar/R.L.Mendez

    Photos: Victoria Marino/Tino Rossi/Marie Jose/Jaime Plana/J-P. Dulay

    1943

    (The) ‘ampstead way – film: “London Town”

    J.Burke/J van Heusen Illustration/Sid Field 1946

    An apple blossom wedding

    Jimmy Kennedy/Nat Simon Illustration + Johnny McMahon

    1948

    An apple for the teacher film: “The Star Maker”

    Johnny Burke/James V. Monaco Bing Crosby and stars from the film

    1939

    Andalusia Henriques Gomez Illustration + Geraldo 1935

    And Mimi Jimmy Kennedy/Nat Simon illustration 1947

    Angela Mia (My angel) film: “Street angel”

    Erno Rapee/Lew Pollack Janet Gaynor/Charles Farrell

    128

    Angeline Si Rothman/Edward Ross Henry Hall 1941

    Angels never leave heaven Don Pelosi/Art Noel/Lewis Ilda Illustration + Syd Lipton 1939

    An hour never passes Jimmy Kennedy Joe Loss 1944

    Animal crackers in my soup – film:”Curly Top”

    Ray Henderson/Ted Koehler/Edward Heyman/Irving Caesar

    Shirley Temple 1935

    Annabelle Lew Brown/Ray Henderson Art by Whoh’+Ted Lewis 1923

    Annabelle (fare thee well) Perry Carter/Annette Mills Cartoon + Lind Joyce 1946

    Anna Lucasta – theme from the Broadway Play at His Majesty’s Theatre, London

    Ross Parker/Hugh Charles

    Illustration

    1947

    Annie Laurie (see; 40 Old Time Hits)

    (Maxwellton Braes are Bonnie) Lady John Scott

    n/a © 1915

    Anniversary song – film: “The Jolson story”

    S.Chaplin/A.Jolson/Ivanovich Larry Parks/Evelyn Keyes 1946

    (The) Anniversary waltz Al Dubin/Dave Franklin n/a 1941

    An old sombrero (and an old Spanish shawl)

    Lew Brown/Ray Henderson Sam Browne 1947

    An old time song Allan Williams/Herberte Jordan Illustration by S.Mancini 1942

    An old violin Howard Fisher Illustration + Gracie Fields 1931

    Anoranza campera – gran tango – Cancion

    Felisa Diaz Velez/Prospero Cimaglia

    Photos + illustration ?

    Another day Harold Fields/Howard Barnes/Dominic John/Dane Hurst

    Barbara Sumner 1949

    (The) Ant and the Antelope Fred E. Wiltton/Fred Gibson The Three Freds (Fred wildon, gragory and Gibson)

    1924

    Any ice today lady – the cyclonic dance rage of New York

    Pat Ballard Teddy Brown 1926

    Anything I dream is possible

    Billy Reid Dorothy Squires 1948

    Anything you can do – film: “Annie get your gun”

    Irving Berlin Emile Littler presentation 1946

    Any time Herbert Happy Lawson Bob Harvey 1949

    Any time at all Jack Gold/Dick Emerson Nat Temple or Victor Silvester or Gaby Rogers

    1946

    Anywhere on earth is heaven

    Ned Waashington/Victor Young ‘Hutch’ (Leslie A. Hutchinson)

    1942

    Appelez ca comme vous voulez – French edition

    J.Boyer/G. van Parys Maurice Chevalier 1939

  • Apple blossoms in the rain – film: “Seven days ashore”

    Mort Greene/Lew Pollack Illustration 1944

    Apple blossom time – (fox-trot)

    Max & Harry Nesbitt Illustration by Harwood + Joe Loss

    1939

    Apres la pluie le beau temps (Toolie poolie doolie) - French edition

    H.Kubnick/A.Beul/V.Horton College Rythme/Jacques Helian/Patrice & Mario/L.van Burg/Ray Ventura

    1948

    April in Portugal (Coimbra) Jimmy Kennedy/Jose Galhardo/Raul Ferrao

    Jane Morgan or Leslie Howard

    1949

    April showers – film: “The Jolson story”

    George Gard “Buddy”De Sylva(b.1895-d.1950)/Louis Silvers

    Illustration 1921

    Are my lanterns shining? (The Lamp song) – romantic opera: “The Rebel Maid”

    Gerald Dalton/Montague F. Phillips

    Illustration 1921

    Aren’t you’re glad you’re you –film: “The bells of St. Marty’s”

    J.Burke/J. van Heusen Bing Crosby/Ingrid Bergman 1945

    Are we happy Frank Eyton/Noel Gay n/a 1941

    Are you coming out tonight Mary

    Max & Harry Nesbitt Johnnie Riscoe & Vi Terry 1946

    Are you lonesome tonight? Roy Turk/Lou Handman Elvis Presley © 1927

    Are you sincere? Jos.Geo.Gilbert/Fredk.Grundland

    n/a professional copy 1938

    Are you sorry? Benny Davis/Milton Ager n/a subscriber’s copy 1925

    Are you working? (No! Are you?)

    Fred Sandford/Alec Kendall/Jos.Geo.Gilbert

    Horatio Nicholls 1922

    Arm in arm (just you and me)

    J.Church/S.Bradbury Illustration + Les Allen 1940

    Arm in arm (just you and me)

    J.Church/S.Bradbury Illustration + Norman Newman or Rusty and Shine

    1940

    Around and ‘round the old band-stand

    Harry Leon/Leo Toweras/Lewis Ilda

    Illustration + Mrs. Jack Hilton or Jack Payne

    1936

    Around the corner (a comedy song in six-eight time)

    Gus Kahn/Art Kassel Illustration unattributed 1930

    Arriverderci (‘till our next meeting)

    Tommie Connor/G.D’Anzi Gracie Fields 1942

    (The) Artist’s life – waltzes Johann Strauss. Piano solo + violin & cello arranged by G.Farnell

    Illustration by Holloway © 1931

    Arthur Askey – Big hearted Arthur’s Band Wagon song book – originally presented with Woman’s World.

    n/a Arthur Askey 1939

    Ashby-de-la Zouch (Castle Abbey)

    Al Hoffman/Milton Drake/Jerry Livingston

    Illustration by Fred Low 945

    As if I didn’t have enough on my mind- film: “Do you love me”

    C.Henderson/H.James/ L.Newman

    Maureen O’Hara/Dick Haymes/Harry James

    1945

    Ask anyone who knows Eddie Seiler/Sol Marcus/Al Kaufman

    Joe Loss 1947

    As long as our hearts are young

    Max Kester/Ronald Hill Illustration unattributed (recorded by “Hutch”

    1935

  • As long as there’s music – film: “ Step lively”

    Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne Frank Sinatra 1944

    As the years roll by Jos. Geo. Gilbert Joe Loss 1946

    As time goes by – film: “Casablanca”

    Herman Hupfeld Ingrid Berman © 1931

    At eventide Peter Maurice Illustration + Derickson & Brown

    1932

    A-Tisket A-Tasket Ella Fitzgerald/Al Feldman cartoon unattributed 1938

    At- last – film: “Orchestra Wives”

    Mack Gordon/Harry Warren

    Glenn Miller/George Montgomery/Ann Rutherford

    1942

    At long last love Cole Porter n/a 1938

    At the back of my dreams James Wilson/Sidney Lennox illustration 1936

    At the Balalaika film: “Balalaika”

    Maschwyz/Wright/Forrest/Posford/Stithart

    Nelson Eddy/Ilona Massey 1936/9

    At the café Continental Will Grosz/Jimmy Kennedy Illustration by Must 1936

    At the close of a long, long day

    Billy Moll/Johnny Marvin Cyril Stapleton or Billy Cotton

    © 1932

    At the end of the day Carlene Mair/Joyce Cochrane Donald Peers 1949

    At the old pig and whistle Ralph Butler/Ronnie Munroe Roy Fax 1933

    At the woodchopper’s ball (see: “George Shearing”)

    Joe Bishop/Woody Herman – piano arrangement by George Shearing

    n/a 1939

    Aubade d’amour (Neapolitan song waltz)

    Max Gartman/V.Monti J.H.Squire 1926

    Auf Wiedersehen my dear Al Hoffman/Al Goodhart/Ed Nelson/Milton Ager german text: Herr Fred Fisher

    n/a or with unattributed Illustration

    1932

    Au revoir (but not goodbye) Jos.Geo.Gilbert Mrs Jack Hilton or Eddie Carnie

    1936

    Au revoir (j’attendrai) Bruce Sievier/Louis Poterat/Dino Olivieri

    n/a or illustration unattributed or Flanagan & Allen and Teddy Knox in George Black’s “These foolish things”-London Palladium

    1937

    Au revoir – from “Gracie’s working party”

    Erwin Drake/Jimmy Shirl/Alstone Gracie Fields 1947

    Au revoir again Nikki Mason/Teri Josefovits Attributed illustration IX 1947

    Au revoir – pleasant dreams

    Jack Meskill/Jean Schwartz Henry Hall 1930

    Aurora Harold Adamson/Mario Lago/Roberto Roberti

    Illustration unattributed 1941

    Ave Fenix – cancio-bolero Julio Colon Jose Bethancourt 1943

    Ave maria F.Schubert/W.Scott Deanna Durbin 1940

    Ave Maria (Meditation)

    1st prelude of

    Bach/Gounod/words by H.F.Chorley

    Deanna Durbin 1935

    Ave Maria Franz Schubert/words byWalter Scott

    Deanna Durbin 1940

    Ay-Ay-Ay--! (Spanish serenade)

    Osman Perez Freire/Max Gartman

    Illustration by Fred Low 1927

    A- you’re adorable (the alphabet song)

    Kaye/Wise/Lippman Ambrose or Donald Peers or Tito Burns

    1948

    A- you’re adorable (the alphabet song)

    Kaye/Wise/Lippman Roberto Inglez or Perry Como

    1948

    Babbling Brook Kendis & Brockman Illustration by Dee 1922

  • Babette Ray Morelle/Horatio Nichols Jack Hylton 1925

    Baby don’t be mad at me Mack David/Ticker Freeman Jack White 1944

    Baby (Ev’rybody calls her baby)

    Chas Tobias/William Polla The Versatile Three 1921

    Baby eyes Hugh Richards/Eric Gorton Eric Yorke 1921

    Baby face Benny Davis/Harry Akst US publication. Illustration 1926

    Baby feet go pitter patter Gus Kahn n/a 1927

    Baby, it’s cold outside – film: “Neptune’s daughter”

    Frank Loesser Ester Williams/Red Skelton/Ricardo Mantalban/Betty Garrett

    1949

    Baby Sally (Daughter of Sally in our alley)

    Reed Stampa/Hubert W.David Terry Wilson of “on with the show 1930 onchan Head Pavilion, Douglas. I.O.M.

    1930

    Back again to Happy-go-lucky days

    Raymond Wallace Jack Payne 1932

    Back in the hills of Kentucky

    Lou Davis/Lou Handman/Billy Heaghey

    Ilustration by Frederick Manning

    1929

    Back to those happy days Horatio Nicholls Illustration unattributed 1935

    (The) Badge from your coat

    Annette Mills/Horatio Nicholls Army, Navy & RAF badges 1940

    Bagdad J.Yellen/M.Ager Waring’s Pennsylvanians 1924

    Bahama Mama (that Goombay tune)

    L.Wolfe Gilbert/Charles Lofthouse

    Illustration by Frederick S.Manning

    1932

    Bali Ha’i – film: South Pacific

    Oscar Hammerstein 2nd

    /Richard Rogers

    Rossano Brazzi/Mitzi Gaynor

    1949

    Ballin’ the jack Jim Burris/Chris Smith Danny Kaye or Len Colyer & Dorice Brace at the Hammersmith Palais, London

    © 1913

    Balloon dance (Danse de ballon)

    Piano solo by Donovan Meher Illustration by W.George © 1928

    Ballroom Dances (old & new favourites)

    Various for piano with piano accordian

    n/a 1935

    Bam Bam Bamy shore Mort Dixon/Ray Henderson Illustration unattributed 1925

    Bandit’s song (Quando a note)

    Beda/Ed Teschemacher/Giuseppe Becce

    Tino Pattiera 1931

    (The) Bandmaster – march for piano

    E.Kershaw Illustration by W. George 1931

    (The) Bandolero Leslie Stuart n/a circa 1930

    (The) Band played on – film: “The Strawberry blonde” (see also: “40 Old Time Hits”)

    Palmer/Ward Rita Hayworth/James Cagney

    1941

    Banking on the weather Sammy Fain/Joe Young n/a professional copy 1932

    Barcarolle – from The Tales of Hoffman

    Offenbach – simplified edition for piano

    Illustration circa 1930

    Barcelona indigo –yes! (a nutty 6/8 one step)

    Raymond Wallace/Tolchard Evans

    Cartoon by Harry Price 1926

    (The) Barmaid’s song Jimmy Kennedy Florrie Forde or Miss Jenny Howard

    1930

    Barrel organ rhapsody Sonny Miller/George Posford illustration 1945

    Bathing in the sunshine (the sunshine of my baby’s smile)

    Horatio Nicholls/Jos.Geo.Gilbert Illustration of bathers 1931

    Basin Street ball Benny Lamarr/Spencer Williams Illustration + Harry Parry 1942

    Basin Street blues Spencer Williams n/a 1933

  • Bats in the belfry Billy Mayerl (on a theme by Austen Croom-Johnson)

    Illustration 1935

    Better not roll those blue, blue eyes

    Kay Twomey/Al Goodhart Illustration 1942

    Be a clown Cole Porter n/a 1948

    Beautiful – fox-trot song Haven Gillespie/Larry Shay cartoon by Fred Lowe 1927

    Beautiful Blue Danube Johann Strauss/arranged as a song by Gwynne Davies

    n/a 1932

    Beautiful brown eyes Arthur Smith/Alton Delmore Jack Jackson 1943

    Beautiful dreamer Stephen Foster Illustration + Bing Crosby circa 1940

    Beautiful dreamer Stephen Foster arranged by Everett Lynton

    n/a 1945

    Beautifrul dreamer – film: “Duel in the sun”

    Stephen Foster Jennifer Jones 1947

    Beautiful eyes Frankie Adams/Leonard Rosen/Neal Madaglia

    Lind Joyce 1948

    (A)Beautiful lady in blue Sam M Lewis/J Fred Coots Illustration + Roy Fox 1935

    Beautiful love – film: “Lucky days”

    Haven Gillespie/Victor Young/Wayne King/Egbert van Alstyne

    Allan Jones & co-star or Jessica James in pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham

    1944

    Beauty and the beast Ida Hampden n/a © 1949

    Be brave, little lady Leo Towers/Max & Harry Nesbitt Harry Roy 1939

    Be Careful, it’s my heart – film: “Holiday Inn”

    Irving Berlin Bing Crosby/Fred Astaire + co-stars

    1942

    Because(No2in Bb) Teschemacher/D’Hardelot n/a 1920

    Because I found you – just you

    Edith Maud Ory/Howard Cole n/a/ 1923

    Because I love you Irving Berlin Norah Blaney 1926

    Because I love you so “Disabled Britisher”/Stanley Dew n/a 1923

    Because of you A.Hammerstein/D.Wilkinson Billy Cotton or Jimmy Young 1940

    Because of you A.Hammerstein/D.Wilkinson Leslie Howard or Lee Lawrence

    1940

    (A)Bed-time story Leo Towers/Harry Leon/Horatio Nicholls

    illustration 1932

    Beer barrel polka (roll out the barrel)

    L.Brown/W.Timm/J.Veivoda Illustration + Bertha Willmott or Jack Payne or Billy Cotton

    1934

    Before you break my heart Box, Cox & Lewis Ilda Eddie Reindeer 1946

    Begin the beguine – film: “Broadway melody”

    Cole Porter Leslie Hutchinson aka “Hutch” or Ambrose orMaurice Winnick

    1935

    Begin the beguine film: “Hers to hold”

    Cole Porter n/a 1935

    Be goody good good to me Johnny Lange/Hy Heath/Richard Loring

    The Ray Ellington Quartet 1949

    Beg your pardon F.Craig/B.Smith Illustration 1947

    Behind the clouds (are crowds & crowds of sunbeams)

    B.Davis/George Gard “Buddy”De Sylva (b.1895 – d 1950)

    Joe Loss or Donald Peers © 1926

    Behind the old grey mare –jogging along (John & Mary)

    John P.Long Randolph Sutton 1927

    Be honest with me Gene Autry/Fred Rose Maurice Winnick or Bing Crosby

    1943

  • Bel-ami Don Pelosi/Leo Towers/Theo Mackeben

    Illustration + Maurice Winnick

    1939

    Be like the kettle and sing – film: “We’ll meet again”

    Tommie Connor/Walter Ridley/Desmond O’Connor

    Vera Lynn 1943

    Bella Bambina Art Strauss/Bob Dale/Sonny Miller

    Illustration + Ambrose 1940

    Bella bella Marie Don Pelosi/Leo Towers/Gerhard Winkler

    Illustration +Georges Guetary

    1947

    Bell bottom trousers Moe Jaffe Cartoon + Max & Harry Nesbitt or Harry Lester

    1944

    Bell bottom trousers Moe Jaffe Cartoon + Gracie Fields/Jack Davey

    1944

    (The) Belle of New York –from the musical comedy – selection from

    Gustave Kerker – arranged for piano by Charles Godfrey Junr.

    n/a Circa 1920

    Bells Christopher Grant Henry Hall 1935

    Bells across the meadow – A characteristic intermezzo

    Piano solo by Albert W. Ketelbrey

    Illustration by W.George 1921

    (The) Bells of London town Charles G. Mortimer/Leslie Elliott

    n/a 1931

    Bells of Normandy Harry Tilsley/Tolchard Evans Illustration by Hollowsby 1931

    Bells of old St. Ives E.Oxenford/A.Saxelbye n/a 1921

    (The) Bells of Windermere Dr. Ferdinand Buomberger/English words by Emily Stone founded on “Das Munotglocklein

    illustration 1926

    Be mine Desmond O’Connor/Harold Fields

    illustration 1948

    Beneath the lights of home – film: “Nice girl”

    Walter Jurmann/Bernie Grossman

    Deanna Durbin 1941

    Beside an open fireplace Denniker/Osborne Illustration by Fred Low/Jack Payne

    1929

    Beside my caravan Karel Vacek/Jimmy Kennedy Illustration + Henry Hall 1934

    Beside the singing waters (Meet me down)

    Sasa Razov/Joef Kumok/Jimmy Kennedy

    Illustration + Henry Hall 1935

    Best of all Ray Sonin/Wally Dear Tessie O’Shea/Billy Cotton 1949

    (The) Best things in life are free

    B.G.De Sylva/Lew Brown/Ray Henderson

    Illustration +Jack Buchanan 1927

    Better not roll those blue, blue eyes

    Kay Twomey/Al Goodhart illustration 1942

    Betty Blue T.Murray/R.Leveen Illustration + The Five Smith Brothers or Donald Peers

    1947

    Beware my heart – film “Carnegie Hall”

    Sam Coslow Vaughn Monroe 1946

    Beware of April rain Fred S.Tysh/Victor Deta n/a professional copy 1949

    Bewitched (bothered and bewildered)

    L.Hart/R.Rodgers Billy Cotton or Lena Horne or the Merry Macs or as featured in the film “Pal Joey” Frank Sinatra/Rita Hayworth/Kim Novak

    1941

    (La) Beguine (it’s the beguine) – film: “Il est charmant/He has such charm” – French edition

    A.Willemetz/J.Laidlaw/R.Moretti Henry Garat/French film scene

    1932

    Beyond the blue horizon – film: “Monte Carlo”

    Leo Robin/Richard A.Whiting/W.Franke Harling

    n/a © 1930

  • Bid your troubles all good-bye

    Edgar Leslie/Al Dubin/Geo. McConnell

    Dick Robertson 1927

    Big brass band from Brazil Bob Hilliard/Carl Sigman Edmundo Ros 1947

    Big silver moon Fred G. Bowles/Jack Thompson Illustration unattributed 1921

    Bill – film: “Both ends of the candle”

    P.G.Wodehouse/Oscar Hammerstein 2

    nd/Jerome Kern

    Ann Blyth 1927

    BILLY MAYERL (see: Mayerl)

    BING CROSBY Hits selection

    Piano solos arranged by George Zalva of 5 songs

    Bing Crosby 1939

    Bing sings – 2nd

    selection of his greatest hits

    Arranged by Reg Connelly Bing Crosby 1944

    Bingo farm – fox trot – featured in the Vine and Russell Revue

    Ralph Stanley/Nat Ayer n/a 1925

    (The) Birds in the trees (Les oiseaux dans les branches)

    For violin and piano - Jean Neago

    n/a 1949

    Birdsongs at eventide Royden Barrie/Eric Coates n/a 1926

    (The) Birth of the blues – film: “The best things in life are free”

    B.G.de Sylva/Lew Brown/Ray Henderson

    Sheree North/Gordon MacRae/Dan Dailey/Ernest Borgnine

    1926

    Bitter sweet – piano selection

    Noel Coward arranged by H.M.Higgs

    n/a © 1929

    Black eyes Russian gipsy song arr. F.M.Collinson

    Illustration unattributed 1932

    Blaze away –song version Jimmy Kennedy/Abe Holzmann n/a © 1931

    Bless ‘em all “The service song”

    J.Hughes/F.Lake Cartoon + or – George Formby

    1940

    Bless her little heart Paul Denniker Teddy Morris 1927

    Bless this house Helen Taylor/May H.Brahe n/a versions in 3 different keys

    1927

    Bless you (for being an angel)

    E.Lane/D.Baker The Ink Spots 1939

    Blossoms on Broadway – film

    L.Robin/R.Rainger Shirley Ross 1937

    Blossoms on the bough Sammy Gallop/Carl Sigman n/a 1949

    Blue again Dorothy Fields/Jimmy McHugh Marion Harris 1930

    Blue bell – march song Edward Madden/Theodore F. Morse

    n/a circa 1928

    Bluebells of Scotland with variations (Banks 6d ed.no.167)

    Ryder arranged by Geo.H.Farnell

    Illustration by Huntrods + ad on back cover

    1932

    Bluebird of happiness Heyman/Davies/Harmati Gracie Fields 1940

    Bluebird sing me a song B.Davis/J.Hanley Illustration by Fred Lowe + Dorothy Ward

    1928

    Blue bonnet – you make me feel blue

    Alfred Bryan/Pete Wendling/Harry Richman

    Illustration unattributed 1926

    Blue champagne Grady Watts/Frank Ryerson Geraldo 1941

    Blue clouds F.Wise/D.Bergman/E.Lecuona Frankie Masters 1941

    Blue Danube – film: “The Blue Danube”

    Charles Dunn/Johann Strauss Drawing of Lya Mara 1926

    Blue days Harold Simpson/Stanley Holt n/a 1927

    Blue Hawaii – film “Waikiki wedding”

    Leo, Robin and Ralph Rainger Bing Crosby 1937

  • Blue Hawaiian waters and golden sands

    Muriel Watson/Jack Denby Felix Mendelssohn 1946

    Blue hills of Pasadena (are calling me home)

    Raymond Wallace/Leo. Herbert Illustration by Fred Low 1929

    Blue moments (without you dear)

    Morey Davidson/Art Berman/Buddy Fields

    Illustration + Jack Chapman 1933

    (The) Blue of the night Roy Turk/Bing Crosby/Fred E. Ahlert/Leo Herbert

    n/a 1931

    Blue orchids Hoagy Carmichael illustration 1939

    Blue Pacific moonlight Jack Payne/Wallace Herbert Bertini + Illustration by R.Waterman

    1930

    Blue ribbon gal Ross Parker/Irwin Dash Syd Dean or Harry Gold 1949

    Blue ridge mountain cottage and you

    Al Lewis/Al Sherman Illustration unattributed 1929

    Blue room – film: “Words and music”

    Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart showgirl 1926

    Blues in the night (my Mama done tol’ me) –Film “Blues in the night”

    Johnny Mercer/Harold Arlen Priscilla Lane/Betty Field/Richard Whorf

    1941

    Blue skies – or film “Blue skies”

    Irving Berlin n/a or Bing Crosby/Fred Astaire/ Joan Caulfield

    1927

    Blue skies are round the corner

    Ross Parker/Hughie Charles Illustration + Billy Merrin or Billy Bissett

    1938

    (A)Blues serenade Mitchell Parish/Frank Signorelli Carroll Gibbons 1935

    Blue Tahitian moon – film “Son of fury”

    Mack Gordon/Alfred Newman film stars 1942

    (The) Blue train – musical comedy

    Dion Titheradge/Jay Gorney n/a 1927

    Blue waters Clifford Seyler/Raymond Leslie n/a 1929

    Boa Noite (good-night) – film: “That night in Rio”

    Mack Gordon/Harry Warren Alice Faye/Don Ameche/Carmen Miranda

    1941

    Body and soul (supplication)

    Robert Sour/Edward Heyman/Frank Eyton/John W.Green

    n/a 1930

    Boiled beef and carrots Collins/Murray Harry Champion 1939

    (The) Bonnie Queen Mary Martin Silver Ocean liner “Queen Mary” + Martin Silver

    1936

    Bonnie Strathearn John Hall/Jacca R.A.McLaren Hay

    Robert Wilson 1948

    Bon voyage – cherie Stanley Hill/Art Noel/Don Pelosi Illustration + Billy Cotton or “Hutch”

    1939

    Boogie woogie bugle boy Don Raye/Hughie Prince n/a © 1941

    Boogie woogie suite (Blues, Jive, Drag, Stomp, Rag, Jump)

    Fats Waller Fats Waller 1945

    Boo-hoo Heyman/Lombardo/Leob illustration 1937

    Boom (Why does my heart go)

    Trenet/Goetz Harry Roy or Maurice Winnick or Jack Hylton

    1939

    Boomps-a-daisy Annette Mills Illustration + dance steps on back cover

    1939

    Borneo Wynn Stanley/Andrew Allen The Versatile Three 1921

  • Boston Bounce Al Dallas/Bunny Harris/Benny Lamarr

    Illustration + Harry Parry 1944

    Bouquet of roses

    Steve Nelson/Bob Hilliard Dick Haymes 1948

    Bow bells – film: “Dancing with crime”

    H.Purcell/B.Bernard Richard Attenborough/Sheila Sim

    1947

    (The) Bowery (see “40 Old Time Hits)

    Chas H.Hoyt/Percy Gaunt n/a ©1925

    (A)Boy and a girl were dancing

    Mack Gordon/Harry Revel Henry Hall 1932

    (A)Boy from Texas – a gorl from Tennessee

    Joe McCarthy Jr./Jack Segal/John Benson Brooks

    Illustration + Hoagy Carmichael

    1943

    BONHEUR, THEO – see also pre-1920s lists

    An Autumn ride – (W.Paxton & Co. No. 1442 )

    Theo Bonheur illustration circa 1920

    (The) Gay Gordons march – piano version

    Theo Bonheur illustration circa 1930

    On the bonnie banks o’Loch Lomon’

    Arranged by Theo Bonheur n/a Circa 1930

    (A) Spring ride piano solo Theo Bonheur illustration 1920

    (A) Spring ride – piano duet version

    Theo Bonheur Illustration 1920

    (A) Winter ride – piano duet version

    Theo Bonheur illustration circa 1920

    ****

    Brazil (aquerela do Brasil) S.K.Russell/Ary Barroso n/a 1941

    Bread and butter woman Allan Roberts/Lester Lee Danny Kaye 1947

    Break of day – film: “Waltz time”

    Alan Stranks/Hans May Richard Tauber 1945

    Breathless Eddie Cherkose/Jacques Press Pat Toylor 1942

    (The) Breeze )that’s bringin’ my honey back to me)

    Tony Sacco/Dick Smith/Al Lewis Kat Starr 1934

    (The) Breeze and I – from “Andalucia”

    Al Stillman/Ernesto Lecuona Caterina Valente or Jill Day © 1940

    (The) Bridal March and Weddding March

    Wagner/Mendelssohn n/a/ (Lilac Series No. 51) © 1935

    (The) Bridal Waltz Joe Burke/Milton Drake/Ira Schuster

    Illustration by Muf 1935

    Bridle hanging on the wall (There’s a)

    Carson J. Robison n/a 1936

    Brighterland – Feldman 6d edition No.2506

    12 popular song successes arranged by R.S.Stoddon

    n/a

    1933

    Bright-eyed beauty Jos. Geo. Gilbert/Horatio Nicholls

    Jos. Geo. Gilbert 1939

    Brindisi – drinking song (“Libiam ne’ lieti calici”)

    G.Verdi n/a © 1938

    Bring out the little brown jug

    M & G. Franklin Illustration + Harry Korris 1939

    Britain all the way Edward Lockton/ernest Longstaffe

    n/a 1939

    Broadway melody – film “Broadway melody”

    Arthur Freed/Nacio Herb Brown Illustrations+ Charles King/ Bessie Love/Anita Page

    1929

  • Broadway melody (of 1936)

    Arthur Freed/Nacio Herb Brown Robert Taylor/Eleanor Powell

    © 1935

    Broken-hearted clown Art Noel/Don Pelosi Illustration + Henry Hall or Sonny Farrar

    1937

    Broken rosary Lou Klein/Will S. Dillon illustration 1933

    Brooklyn Polka Zeke Manners Cartoon by Geyler 1944

    (A) Brown bird singing R.Barrie/H.Wood Bird singing 1922

    Brush those tears from your eyes

    Oakley Hldeman/Al Trace/Jimmy Lee

    Evelyn Knight 1948

    Bugle call rag Jack Pettis/Billy Meyers/Elmer Schoebel

    n/a 1923

    Build a little love nest by a water mill

    H.Clayton Jones/ Leon T. Acland

    Albert Whelan 1932

    (A)Bungalow, a piccolo, and you

    Al Lewis/Al Sherman/Lee David Illustrations + Billy Merrin 1932

    Bunkey-doodle-I-doh – the shortest or the longest song on record

    Leslie Sarony Cartoon by Jeff Cook 1929

    Busy line Murray Semos/frank Stanton Illustration + Janet Brown 1949

    But definitely – from “The Poor little rich girl”

    Mack Gordon/Harry Revel Shirley Temple 1936

    (The) Butlin Camper’s song – see “Tramp, tramp, tramp”

    Butterfingers Irving Berlin n/a 1934

    Butterflies in the rain Erell Reaves/Sherman Myers Illustration by Jeff Cook 1932

    Butterfly Paul Francis Webster/Mabel Wayne

    Charles Kunz 1934

    Buttons and bows –film: “Paleface”

    Jay Livingston/Ray Evans Bob Hope/Jane Russell 1948

    Button up your overcoat – from the Dominion theatre production of “Follow through”

    DeSylva/Brown/Henderson Golf ball illustration 1928

    By all the stars above you (I love you, I love you, I do)

    Ray O’Hara/Max Wartell/Charles Williams

    Illustration + Jack Payne 1930

    By an old Abbey door Leo.Towers/Harry Leon/Horatio Nicholls

    Illustration unattributed 1932

    By an old pagoda Jimmy Kennedy/Hugh Williams Illustration by Must 1938

    Bye and bye (the sun will shine)

    Harry Pease/Ed.G.Nelson/Larry Vincent

    n/a professional copy 1924

    By candlelight Hugh Charles/Sonny Miller Frank Weir or Maurice Keary

    1942

    Bye bye baby O.Motzan Illustration by Pel studios + Vera Burt/Saxi Holtsworth

    © 1924

    Bye bye black bird Mort Dixon/Ray Henderson Illustration by Fred Low 1926

    Bye bye blues Fred Hamm/Dave Bennett/Bert Lown/Chauncey Gray

    n/a 1930

    By Strauss Ira & George Gershwin n/a 1936

    By the fireside (In the gloaming)

    Ray Noble/Jimmy Campbell/Reg Connelly

    Arthur Tracy + illustration by Leff

    1932

    By the light of the silvery moon – film of the same name

    Ed. Madden/Gus Edwards Doris Day/ Gordon MacRae 1948

    By the old fireside Will Hyde Nat Travers 1920

    By the old red mill Worton David/Hbert W. David The Two Bobs 1926

  • By the river of the roses Marty Symes/Joe Burke Illustration unattributed or Donald Peers

    1943

    By the sweat of your brow Cecil Mac/J.Milton Reddie/Eubie Blake

    n/a 1937

    By the waters of the Nile Teddy Brogden/Hero de Range Illustration by Fred Low 1928

    By the windmill Robert Hargreaves/S.J.Damerell Henry Hearty 1928

    By the wishing well Will Grosz/Hamilton Kennedy Illustration + Vera Lynn 1940

    By your side Ronnie Henderson/Reg Morgan Joe Loss 1941

    Café in Vienna (Sag’ es mir noch einmal)

    Jimmy Kennedy/Karel Vacek Illustration + Donald Peers or Henry Hall

    1934

    (The Café Mozart wltz – film: “The Third man”

    Anton Karas Film still:Joseph Cotton/Valli 1949

    Cairo Arthur Freed/Harold Weeks illustration © 1919

    California sunbeam Sam H.Stept As featured in Jack Hylton’s “Together again” at the Victoria Palace, London

    1946

    Call her your sweetheart Leon Payne Frank Ifield © 1949

    Calling all workers – march for piano solo

    Eric Coates n/a © 1940

    Call me back, pal o’mine Lawrence Perricone/Harold Dixon

    n/a 1921

    Call me sweetheart Harry Leon/Leo Towers/Horatio Nicholls

    Illustration + Henry Hall 1935

    Campbell Connelly’s 31st

    Selection 10 sings – 6d edition n/a 1936

    Campbell Connelly’s 37th

    Selection 12 songs – 1/6d edition n/a 1940

    Candy Mack David/Joan Whitney/Alex Kramer

    Eric Winstone 1944

    Candy kisses George Morgan Danny Kaye 1948

    Can I forget you – film: “High, wide and handsome”

    Oscar Hammerstein 2nd

    /Jerome Kern

    Irene Dunne 1937

    Can’t help lovin’ dat man – from the musical “Showboat”

    J.Kern/O.Hammerstein 2nd

    Illustration 1927

    Can’t help singing – film: “Can’t help singing”

    E.Y.Harburg/J.Kern Deanna Durbin/Robert Paige

    1944

    Can’t we talk it over? – film: “Illegal”

    Ned Washington/Victor Young Margot Grahame 1931

    Can’t you read between the lines?

    J.Styne/S.Cahn n/a 1945

    Caravan I.Mills/Duke Ellington/J.Tijol Ambose 1937

    Carefree Gladys Adamson illustration 1929

    Careless hands B.Hilliard/C.Sigman Derek Roy or Cyril Stapleton

    1949

    Careless hands B.Hilliard/C.Sigman Des O’Connor 1949

    Carissima – piano selction from

    Hans May/Eric Maschwitz n/a 1948

    Carolina – film: “House of Connelly”

    Lew Brown/Jay Gorney Janet Gaynor/Lionel Barrymore

    1934

    Carolina Max & Harry Nesbitt/Jack Stodel G.H.Elliott 1945

  • Carolina moon –valse with ukulele part

    Benny Davis/Joe Burke Miss Irene Hill from “On with the show” 1929 Onchan Head Pavilion, Douglas, Isle of Man

    1928

    Carolina moon – valse with ukulele part

    Benny Davis/Joe Burke Kathleen Kafla from “On with the show” 1929 North Pier, Blackpool

    © 1928

    Carry on J.O’Hagan/G.Dundas illustration 1931

    Carson Robison Collection of 23 songs and just a poem or two – cowboy songs

    Carson Robison and his Oxydol Pioneers

    1934

    Castles in the air Worton David/Horatio Nicholls (pseudonym for publisher Lawrence Wright)

    As sung by Syd Moorhouse 1921

    Castles in the sand Bud Green/Dick Sanford/Geo.B.McConnell

    Illustration+ Harry Roy 1933

    Cathedral in the pines Charles & Nick Kenny Illustration + Ambrose 1938

    Cavalry patrol (song of the steppes)

    G. & H.Bantock Hammer & sickle 1944

    Ce matin meme – film: “Le chant de l’exile” – French edition

    Edith Piaf/Jean Vals/H.Bourtayre

    Film still 1943

    Change your partner –(Paul Jones)

    Feldman’s 6d edition No. 2507 – 12 songs arranged by R.S.Stoddon

    n/a 1933

    Changes Walter Donaldson Illustration attributed AR 1927

    (The) Changing of the guard

    Jack Scholl/M.K.Jerome Illustration + Henry Hall 1936

    Chanson d’amour (Liebeslied) op.71 for violin & piano

    Jos Suk n/a © 1922

    (La) Chanson du Macon – French edition

    M.Chevalier/M.Vandair/H.Betti Maurice Chevalier 1941

    Chappell’s 3rd

    Song & Dance album

    20 songs/44 pages n/a 1934

    Chappell’s 33rd

    Song & Dance album

    7 songs/21 pages n/a 1942

    (A) Charabanc ride Ezra Read illustration 1922

    Charmaine Erno Rapee/Lew Pollack Gracie Fields or The Bachelors

    © 1926

    Chasing shadows Benny Davis/Abner Silver Henry Hall 1935

    Chatterbox – film: “That’s right, you’re wrong”

    Allan Roberts/Jerome Brainin n/a 1939

    Cheek to cheek – film “Top hat”

    Irving Berlin Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers 1935

    ‘Cheerio’ I’ll be seeing you Ray Terry/Harry Thompson Illustration + George Elrick 1939

    Cherie Leo Wood/Irving Bibo Art Phillips illustration 1921

    Cherry blossom Lane (It looks like rain in)

    E.Leslie/J.Burke Illustration + Henry Hall 1937

    Cherry blossom time Kennedy Russell/Michael Martin Harvey/Sax Rohmer

    Illustration by Berkeley Sutcliffe from Lee Ephraim’s presentation “The Nightingale”

    1947

    Cherry stones John Jerome The Radio Revellers or The Tanner Sisters or Joy Nichols

    1949

  • Chestnuts roasting on an open fire (The Christmas song)

    Mel Torme/Robert Wells illustration 1946

    (The) Chestnut tree – (includes dance steps)

    J.Kennedy/T.Connor/H.Kennedy C.L.Heimann or photo of the song being sung at His Majesty’s Boys Camp, Southwold.

    1938

    Chewing a piece of straw Barnes/Grey cartoon 1945

    Chi-baba chi-baba (my bambino go to sleep)

    Mack David/Al Hoffman/Jerry Livingston

    Gracie Fields or Perry Como

    1947

    Chicago – film: “The joker is wild”

    Fred Fisher Frank Sinatra 1949

    Chick – waltz E.Mack n/a ?

    Chickery chick Sylvia Dee/Sidney Lippman cartoon + Carroll Gibbons 1945

    Chickery chick Sylvia Dee/Sidney Lippman Cartoon + Billy Cotton 1945

    (A) Child’s prayer Seigfried Sassoon/Arthur Bliss n/a 1927

    Chimney smoke Norman Gimbel/Larry Coleman Sydney Lipton 1942

    (The) Chinaman’s song – from “Cairo”

    Oscar Asche/Percy Fletcher Illustration by B.Sayer – song performed at His Majesty’s theatre, London

    1921

    Chinatown, my Chinatown William Jerome/Jean Schwartz Illustration by Florence E. Cooney

    © 1910

    Chinese laundry blues (Mister Wu)

    Jack Cottrell George Formby + illustration by Jeff Cook

    1932

    Ching a lings jazz bazaar Howard Johnson/Ethel Bridges Illustration by L.S.Reiss 1920

    Chocolate soldier from the U.S.A.

    Box/Cox/Ilda Illustration by Hackro? 1944

    Choo Choo blues Mort Bosley/Henry Santrey/E. Barr

    Train illustration by Perret 1922

    Christmas dreaming (a little early this year)

    Lester Lee/Irving Gordon Frank Sinatra 1947

    Christmas Eve in fairyland Tony Parry/Ross Parker Gracie Fields 1949

    Christmas memories – a dream fantasy

    Herman Finck Illustration by Collins 1928

    Christmas polka Jimmy Wakely/Doris Mayer Jimmy Wakely 1949

    Christopher Robin is saying his prayers (vespers)

    A.A. Milne/H.Fraser-Simson n/a 1924

    Christopher Robin (three songs)

    Christopher Robin is saying his prayers, alone in the dark and, at Buckingham Palace – A.A.Milne/H.Fraser-Simson

    n/a hardback or paperback book

    1924

    Chug-a-lug (The drink it down song)

    Carlotta Lee/Sally Tatman The Keynotes 1949

    (The) Chum song – official song of the Daily Record Scottish Chum Club

    Louis Freeman/Uncle Jack Illustration plus words of the chorus “Being a chum is fun, That is why I’m one,Always smiling, always gay, Chummy at work & chummy at play etc.

    1930

    Church bells on Sunday morning

    Jack Yellen/Sammy Fain Gracie Fields 1949

    Cigareets, whusky & wild wild women

    Tim Spencer cartoon 1947

    Cinderella sweetheart Art Strauss/Bob Dale Illustration + Michael Flome 1938

  • Cinephonic Selection of popular songs No.9

    9 hits with words and music n/a 1937

    Cinephonic’s 12th Selection 10 hits with words, for piano,

    accordion and guitar n/a 1938

    Circus Bob Russel/Louis Alter Joy Nichols 1949

    Ciribiribin C.Tiochet/J.Trevor/A.Pestalozza n/a + Deanna Durbin © 1935

    Civilization (Bongo, bongo, bongo)

    Bob Hilliard/Carl Sigman illustration 1947

    Clancy lowered the boom! J.Lange/H.Heath Donald Peers 1948

    Clancy lowered the boom! J.Lange/H.Heath Billy Cotton 1948

    Clicquot Harry R.Reser Illustration + The Clicquot Club Eskimos

    1926

    Clopin clopant – Musical: “Latin quarter”

    Bruno Coquatrix/Kermit Goell Georges Guetary 1947

    Close to you A.Hoffman/J.Livingston/C.G.Lampi

    Illustration + Vera Lynn 1943

    Close your eyes D.Carter/H.M.Tennent Illustration by Reg Eustace 1931

    Coal-black Mammy A.Cliff/I.St.Helier Photo from “Co-optimists” 1921

    Coax me a bit C.Tobias/N.Simon Sylvie Saint Clair 1946

    Cobbler’s song – from “Chu Chin Chow”

    Frederic Norton n/a © 1916

    Coffee on the morning and kisses in the night – film: “Moulin Rouge“

    A.Dubin/H.Warren Constance Bennett © 1933

    (The) Coffee song (They’ve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil)

    B.Hilliard/D.Miles Frank Sinatra 1946

    Coimbra (The girls of Nazaray) (April in Portugal)

    Barbara Gordon/Raul Ferrao Illustration + Edmundo Ros 1949

    (The) Cokey cokey (put your left arm out) inc.instructions

    Jimmy Kennedy illustration 1942

    Colleen Jos.G. Gilbert/Lewis ilda Illustration + Eric Winstone 1945

    Colorado Walter Hirsch/Harold A.Dellon Alfredo & his orchestra 1924

    Come back – from “The Punch Bowl” at The Duke of York’s Theatre, London

    Daisy Fisher/Hero de Rance Norah Blaney/Gwen Farrar 1924

    Come dance with me Dick Leibert/George Blake Anne Shelton 1949

    Come down to earth little angel

    C.J.Edwards/M. & Fred Elizalde Fred Elizalde 1928

    Come in, Mister Cummin Leslie Sarony Illustration by Jeff Cook 1930

    Come out, come out wherever you are – film: “Step lively”

    S.Cahn/J.Styne Frank Sinatra 1944

    Come to me, bend to me – musical: “Brigadoon”

    Alan Jay Lerner/Frederick Loewe

    Illustration from musical at His Majesty’s Theatre, London

    1947

    Come to the Cook-house door

    Greatrex Newman/Wolseley Charles

    n/a 1924

    Coming home Billy Reid Stan Atkins or Stanley Black 1945

    Coming home Billy Reid Danny Malone or Jack Leon 1945

    Coming home Billy Reid Eric Winstone 1945

    Comin’ in on a wing and a prayer

    H.Adamson/J.McHugh/R.Day Bomber plane illustration or + Tommy Dorsey

    1943

  • Comin’ thro’ the Rye (see “40 Old Time Hits)

    Old Scottish Air – Robert Burns (1759-96)

    n/a ©1914

    Concerto for two From Tchaikowsky’s Bb minor concerto arranged by Robert C. Haring/Jack Lawrence

    Illustration + Vera Lynn 1941

    Concerto in Bb minor Arranged for piano by King Palmer as in the film “The Great lie” – Tchaikowsky

    Bette Davis 1942

    Confessin’ (That I love you) A.J.Neilberg/D.Daugherty/E.Reynolds

    Frank Ifield © 1930

    Confidentially Reg Dixon Reg Dixon 1949

    Constantinople Harry Carlton Miss Cecil Cunningham 1928

    Constantly – film: “Road to Morocco”

    Johnny Burke/Jimmy van Heusen

    Big Crosby/Bob Hope/Dorothy Lamour

    1942

    Consternation (piano solo) George Shearing George Shearing 1949

    Coo but I’m glad I met you A.Saxelbye/W.L.Morris n/a 1926

    Copa Cabana – musical: “Magic Carpet”

    Val Guest/Manning Sherwin Illustration from The Princes Theatre, London

    1943

    Coppelia – selection – famous airs from the ballet

    Ballet by Delibes arranged for piano by Ezra Read

    illustration 1922

    Corabelle (I’m a-comin’ a-courtin’)

    Chas. Newman/Allie Wrubel The 5 Smith Brothers 1947

    Cornish Rhapsody (Theme from)- film: “Love story” – piano solo

    Hubert Bath n/a 1944

    Corn silk I.Kahal/W.King/H.Bellis n/a 1940

    Coronation Scot –piano solo – signature tune of the BBC Paul Temple Serial

    Vivian Ellis Illustration of train 1948

    Coronation selection – Lawrence Wright’s

    8 items King George VI 1937

    (The) Coronation waltz Jimmy Kennedy n/a 1937

    (The) Cossack patrol Adapted from “The Song of the Steppes” lyric by Thomas Connor

    n/a 1945

    Counting the milestones Raymond Wallace/Harry Tilsley Fred Elizalde 1928

    Country Gardens (piano solo – simplified version)

    Percy A. Grainger n/a © 1930

    Country style (square dance) –film:”Welcome stranger”

    Johnny Burke/James Van Heusen

    Bing Crosby/Joan Caulfield 1947

    Cow-heel Joe Wynn Stanley/Andrew Allen Dick Henderson 1924

    Cowboy Songs (America old&new)

    Sterling Sherwin 17 songs 1939

    Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Solos No.1 “Snakes and ladders”

    Harry Engleman n/a 1934

    Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Solos No.2 “Dominoes”

    Thos. Haines Reginald King 1935

    Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Solos No.3 “Blue nights”

    Cicely Murkin Illustration by N. George 1935

    Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Solos No.4 “Cannon off the cush”

    Harry Engleman n/a 1935

    Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Solos No.5 “Hop skip and jump”

    F.H.Kickmann n/a 1935

  • Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Solos No.6 “Flying fingers”

    F.H.Klickmann n/a 1935

    Cramer’s Rhythmic Piano Album

    Includes: Chase the ace, Crown and anchor, Devil among the tailors, Fidgety digits, Rippling rhythm, and Finger prints

    n/a 1937

    Crazy for you Billy Noddings Alex Alexander’s Radio Boys

    1931

    Crownland – Feldman’s 6d edition No. 2990

    9 songs arranged by R.S. Stoddon

    n/a 1938

    Cruising down the river-the winning song in the Hammersmith Palais “Write a tune” contest.

    Miss Eily Beadell/Miss Nell Tollerton

    Illustration + Lou Preager or George Bretton or Bill Waddington or Phil Green

    1945

    Cry, baby, cry Jimmy Eaton/Terry Shand Illustration + Ambrose 1938

    Cryin’ for the Carolines – from the talking film: “Spring is here”

    S.Lewis/J.Young/H.Warren L.Gray/Bernice Claire 1930

    (The) Crystal gazer Frank Petch Donald Peers or Hutch 1949

    Cuanto le gusta we gotta get goin’ –film: “A date with Judy”

    R.Gilbert/G.Ruiz Elizabeth Taylor/Carmen Miranda/Jane Powell/Xavier Cugat

    1948

    (The) Cuckoo waltz A.Stranks/J.E.Jonasson Illustration + Joe Loss © 1920

    Cuddle up a little closer – film: “Coney Island”

    Otto Harbach/Karl Hoschna Betty Grable/George Montgomery/Cesar Romero

    ©1932

    Cupid on the cake – novelty fox-trot

    E.Reavers/S.Myers Illustration by Holloway 1930

    Curly top Billy Reid Dorothy Squires 1946

    Da-dar, da-dar Robert Hargreaves/Stanley J.Damerell/Tolchard Evans

    cartoon 1949

    Daddy Bob Troup Unattributed illustration 1941

    Daddy’s little girl B. Burke/ H.Gerlach Dick James or Issy Bonn 1949

    Daisy Bell (see “40 Old Time Hits)

    Harry Dacre n/a ©1925

    Dance ballerina dance Bob Russell/Carl Sigman Vaughan Monroe or Bing Crosby or Eric Winstone

    1947

    Dance of an ostracized imp Frederic Curzon – piano solo n/a 1942

    (The) Dance of hours (suite de ballet) for piano from the opera “La Giocanda”

    A.Ponchielli illustration 1928

    (The) Dance of hours (suite de ballet) for piano from the opera

    A.Ponchielle illustration Arr. 1941

    Dance of the raindrops E.Reaves/T.Evans Fairies illustration 1929

    Dance of the paper dolls Johnny Tucker/Joe Schuster/John Siras

    Emlyn Thomas + Illustration by Had Hadley

    1928

    (The) Dance of the wooden shoes – film: “No,no,Nanette”

    Herb Magidson/Ned Washington/Michael H. Cleary

    First National and Vitaphone Picture illustration

    1929

    Dance the moonlight waltz with me

    Syd Green/Fred Grundland Illustration + Felix Mendelssohn

    1937

    Dance time (No.1 The waltz) No. 2879

    10 pieces selected by Victor Silvester arranged by R.S.Stoddon

    Mr. & Mrs. Victor Silvester 1937

    Dance with a Dolly (with a hole in her stockin’)

    Terry Shand/Jimmy Eaton/Mickey Leader

    Illustration + Stanley Black 1944

  • Dancing in the moonlight Gus Kahn/Walter Donaldson Henry Hall photo by Hughes. Burlington Gdns

    1934

    (The) Dancing lesson – from “The Passing show”

    English: Ed.Teschemacher French: Gustave Ferrari Music: Herbert Oliver

    n/a © 1913

    Dancing on the ceiling (He dances on my ceiling) from “Evergreen”

    Lorenz Hart/Richard Rodgers n/a 1930

    Dancing time – from “The Cabaret Girl” musical

    George Grossmith/Jerome Kern n/a 1922

    Dancing with my shadow Harry Woods Elsie Carlisle 1933

    Dancing with tears in my eyes – waltz by the writers of “Tip-toe thro the tulips with me”

    A.Dubin/J.Burke Miss Dorothy Ward 1930

    (The) Dancing years – piano

    Ivor Novello arranged by C. Langdon

    n/a © 1939

    Dancin’ out Gwynne Denni/Lucien Denni Illustration + Leo F. Forbstein

    1924

    Danny Boy – song to an old Irish Air

    Fred E. Weatherly Outline map of Ireland 1941

    Dapper Dan (from dear old Dixie land)

    Albert von Tilzer (b.1878 – d.1956 nee Gumm or Gummblinsky)/Lew Brown

    Illustration by F.E. Phares 1921

    (The) Darktown strutters’ ball (inc. Italian parody)

    Shelton Brooks Lou Monte 1945

    Darling W.Grosz/W.May Vera Lynn or Felix Mendelssohn

    1943

    Darling Daisy Sonny Miller/Harry Roy/Gaby Rogers

    Harry Roy 1942

    Darling (I’m longing to greet you)

    Huntley Trevor/Werner R. Heymann

    Maurice Winnick 1930

    (the) Dashing white sergeant

    Arranged by A. Petersen Harry Davidson 1949

    Dash’s 1942 song & dance album

    12 songs by various n/a 1942

    Daughter! Daughter! Carl & Roger Yale Illustration by Floyd + The Yale Brothers

    1947

    (The) Daughter of Mademoiselle from Armentieres

    T.Connor/R.Silver cartoon 1939

    Dawn – a reverie in D flat Felix Goddard n/a 1922

    Daybreak (Till shadows fall)

    H.B.Tilsley/Tolchard Evans Fred Elizalde 1928

    Daydreaming (all night long) – film: “The Gay Impostors” by Busby Berkeley

    Johnny Mercer/Harry Warren Film’s stars inc. Rudy Vallee/Rosemary Lane/Hugh Herbert/Allen Jenkins

    1938

    Day dreaming Earl Burtnett/Richard Coburn/Carleton Coveny

    n/a 1924

    (A) Day in toy town (book 2 for piano)

    Elsie Hutchins illustration © 1937

    (The) Day you went away Jimmy Wakely Jimmy Wakely 1942

  • Deanna Durbin – album containing the life story and study with photographs and descriptions of several of her films.

    Includes: My heart is singing, It’s raining sunbeams, I love to whistle, My own, Ypu’re as pretty as a picture, Tis the last of Summer, and Invitation to the dance

    Deanna Durbin circa 1940

    Dearest heart Louise Kulma/D.Barricini Illustration + Joe Loss 1946

    Dearest love – operetta Noel Coward Illustration by G.Calthorpe 1938

    Dearest of all Vernon Lathom Sharp n/a 1945

    Dearest you’re nearest to my heart

    Benny Davis/Harry Akst n/a supplement to “Poppy’s Paper” week ending Sept. 27

    th 1924

    1924

    Dear hearts and gentle people

    Bob Hilliard/Sammy Fain Joy Nichols or Edric Connor 1949

    Dearie Burton Asche/Duncan Forbes n/a 1921

    (The) Dear little isle I love Thelma Brakspear/Sonny Miller Illustration + Billy Ternent 1943

    Dearly beloved – film: “You were never lovlier”

    Johnny Mercer/Jerome Kern Rita Hayworth/Fred Astaire 1942

    Dear old Carolin’ (Won’t you hurry back to)

    George B.Pitman Illustration by Malcolm Perret.

    1921

    Dear old Donegal (Shake hands with your uncle Mike)

    Steve Graham n/a ©1942

    December Al Rinker/Floyd Huddleston Les Baker 1949

    Deep in the heart of Texas June Hershey/Don Swander Bing Crosby or Gene Autry 1941

    Deep night Rudy Vallee/Charles Henderson Ellis Vizard in “On with the Show” 1929 at Onchan Head Pavilion, Douglas, Isle of Man

    1929

    Deep purple M.Parish/P. de Rose n/a 1939

    Delayed action – see: “George Shearing”

    George Shearing n/a 1941

    Delilah (dreams of long ago)

    Horatio Nicholls illustration 1947

    Delyse Jos. Geo. Gilbert/Horatio Nicholls

    Illustration 1937

    Der Fuehrer’s face – Walt Disney film

    Olive Wallace Cartoon inc. Donald Duck 1942

    (The) Desert Song – from the romantic operetta – see also “One alone” from the Desert Song

    Harbech/Hammerstein 2nd

    / Ronberg

    illustration 1926

    Destiny waltz Sydney Baynes Illustration by Anna

    1912

    Diane (I’m in heaven when I see you smile – film: “7

    th

    Heaven”

    Erno Rapee/Lew Pollack illustration 1937

    (The) Dicky bird hop (the birdies on the sycamore tree)

    Leslie Sarony/Ronald Gourley Gracie Fields 1926

    (The) Dickey-bird song – films: “three daring daughters” or “The Birds and the bees”

    H.Dietz/S.Fain J.MacDonald/J.Iturbi/Jane Powell

    1947

    (A)Dicky bird told me so Jos.Geo.Gilbert/Al Maud/Carol Bourne

    Illustration + Jay Whidden 1929

    Did I remember – film: “Suzy”

    Harold Adamson/Walter Donaldson

    Jean Harlow/Franchot Tone/Cary Grant

    1936

  • Did my heart beat, did I fall in love!

    B.Russell/G.Meyer/P.Wendling illustration 1933

    Didn’t you know (or didn’t you care)

    Harry Castling/Maurice Scott Miss Gertie Gitana 1922

    Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight

    James Cavanaugh/Larry Stock/Ira Schuster

    Illustration 1944

    Did you ever see a dream walking?

    Mack Gordon/Harry Revel Tessie O’Shea 1933

    Did your mother come from Ireland?

    Jimmy Kennedy/Michael Carr Illustration + Henry Hall 1936

    Dig you later ( A-hubba,hubba, hubba) – film: “Come back to me”

    H.Adamson/J.McHugh Carmen Miranda 1945

    Dime a dozen Cindy Walker Harry Roy 1949

    Dinah SamM.Lewis/Joe Young/Harry Akst

    n/a 1925

    Dinner for one please James

    Michael Carr Illustration my MUF 1935

    Dites-moi – from “South Pacific”

    Rodgers & Hammerstein 2

    nd

    Illustration/logo

    1949

    Does the spearmint lose it’s 22lavor (on the bedpost overnight?)

    B.Rose/M.Bloom/E.Breuer Miss Florrie Forde 1924

    Do I love you – film: “Maytime in Mayfair”

    Bruno Bidoli/David Heneker/Don Pelosi

    Anna Neagle/Michael Wilding

    1949

    Doin’ what comes natur’lly – film: “Annie get your gun”

    Irving Berlin n/a 1946

    Do I really deserve it from you

    S/Clare/G.Arnold/H.Williams Illustration by Leff + Ben Bernie

    1930

    Do I? Yes I do!! H.Rule/F.Holt/L.Silberman Wee Georgie Wood 1920

    (The) Doll dance Nacio Herb Brown illustration 1926

    Dolores – film: “The Gay City”

    F.Loesser/L.Alter Tommy Dorsey & his Orchestra

    1941

    (The) Donkey serenade – film: “The Firefly”

    Bob Wright/Chet Forrest/Rudolf Friml/Herbert Stothart

    Jeanette MacDonald/Allan Jones

    1937

    Don’t ask me why J.Young/R.Stoiz Maurice Winnick 1931

    Don’t ask me why J.Young/R.Stoiz Jack Payne 1931

    Don’t ask me why – film: “Rio Rita”

    J.Young/R.Stoiz Gladys Moncrieff 1931

    Don’t believe everything you dream – film: Around the world”

    Harold Adamson/Jimmy McHugh

    Kay Kyser 1943

    Don’t bring Lulu Billy Rose/Lew Brown/Ray Henderson

    n/a © 1925

    Don’t cry Joe (Let her go, let her go, let her go)

    Joe Marsala Bebe Daniels 1949

    Don’t do that to the por puss cat

    L.Sarony/F.Eyton Cartoon + Leslie Sarony 1928

    Don’t ever leave me – film: “Sweet Adeline”

    Oscar Hammerstein 2nd

    /Kerome Kern

    Irene Dunne 1929

    Don’t ever leave me – film: Bees in paradise”

    Val Guest/Manning Sherwin Anne Shelton 1944

    Don’t ever marry for money (you must only marry for love)

    Blanche Posnack/George Posnack

    Joe Loss 1949

    Don’t ever pass me by Muriel Watson/Jack Denby Vera Lynn or Jack White 1940

  • Don’t fall in love Eddie Lisbona/Joe Lubin Carl Carlisle/Maisie Weldon 1947

    Don’t fence me in – film: “Hollywood canteen”

    Cole Porter Film stars 1944

    Don’t forget the old folks at home

    A.Noel/D.Pelosi illustration 1937

    Don’t get around much anymore

    Bob Russell/Duke Ellington n/a 1942

    Don’t let Julia fool you Burke Bivens/Jerome Brainin/Allan Roberts

    Illustration + Dick Todd 1941

    Don’t make a song about it – Sing!

    Tommie Connor/Desmond O’Connor/Walter Ridley

    n/a 1947

    Don’t make me laugh (with tears in my eyes)

    Al Stillman/Nat Simon Illustration + Ambrose 1939

    Don’t say that nobody loves you

    A.Gray/T.Connor Randolf Sutton or Stan Atkins

    1944

    Don’t sit under the apple tree

    L.Brown/T.Tobias/S.H.Stept cartoon 1942

    Don’t sweetheart me C.Friend/C. Tobias Eric Winstone 1943

    Don’t wake me up (because I’m dreaming)

    Alfred Zmigrod/Han Dunk/Piet Van Dijk

    Teddy Foster 1949

    Don’t wear your heart on your sleeve – from “Follow a star”

    Furber/Yellen/Ellis cartoon 1930

    Don’t you believe it, Dear Artie Shaw/Johnny Lehmann Artie Shaw 1946

    Don’t you ever cry Roy Allan/Stan Bradbury Illustration + Les Allen 1940

    Doreen – piano solo Tony Lowry Illustration by Holloway1945

    Do something – film: “Nothing but the truth”

    Bud Green/Sam H.Stept Helen Kane 1929

    (The) Down and out blues – film: “Happy returns”

    Sam Mayo with additional lyrics by Charles Dunn

    Flanagan & Allen 1938

    Down Argentina way – film: “Down Argentina way”

    Mack Gordon/Harry Warren Don Ameche/Betty Grable/Carmen Miranda

    1940

    Down by the old mill stream

    Tell Taylor Bing Crosby 1948

    Down by the old village pump

    Ralph Butler/Roy Leslie Cartoon + Reg Bolton 1934

    Down ev’ry street Art Noel/Don Pelosi n/a 1940

    Down forget-me-not lane Morgan/Chester/Nicholls Illustration + Marray & Mooney

    1941

    Down forget-me-not lane Morgan/Chester/Nicholls Illustration + Flanagan & Allen

    1941

    Down Harmony Lane Harry Leon/Leo Towers Florence Oldham 1932

    Down in dreamy valley Michael Carr Singing cowboy illustration 1947

    Down in the glen Harry Gordon/Tommy Connor Robert Wilson 1947

    Down in the valley (hear that train blow) –film: “ Moonlight and cactus”

    Frank Luther The Andrews Sisters or Loe Preager

    1943

    Down our way Eugene James/Charles Murray Gloria Brent 1945

    Down Sweetheart Avenue Frank Chacksfield/Cedric Rushworth

    illustration 1947

    Down the old Spanish trail J.Kennedy/K.L.Smith Illustration + Sam Browne 1947

    Down the old Spanish trail J.Kennedy/K.L.Smith Illustration + Peggy Brooks 1947

    Down the road a piece – piano solo

    Don Rave n/a © 1924

    Down the vale G.Hadath/F.L.Moir n/a 1924

  • Down town east of Broadway

    Noel Gay Illustration from “Irene” at His Majesty’s Theatre, London

    1945

    Down yonder L.Wolfe Gilbert Joe Loss or Ian Stewart 1921

    Do you believe in dreams – film: “Pardon my Rhythm”

    Irving Bibo/Don George/Al Piantadosi

    Gloria Jean/Evelyn Ankers/Patric Knowles or Paula Green (not film version)

    1944

    Do you Boogie Woogie? (teaching book)

    Leonard Marvin Cohn n/a 1946

    Do you care? Jack Elliott/Lew Quadling Renee Houston/Donald Stewart

    1941

    Do you ever dream of tomorrow like I do?

    Jack Popplewell Illustration + Beryl Davis 1945

    Do you ever think of me Harry D. Kerr/John Cooper/Earl Burtnett

    Illustration unattributed 1920

    Do you love me – film: “Do you love me”

    Harry Ruby Maureen O’Hara & Harry James’ Music Makers

    1946

    Do you recall Tom Miller/Will Hurst Will Hurst 1927

    Dream – film: “Daddy long legs”

    Johnny Mercer Fred Astaire/Leslie Caron 1945

    Dream again Box,Cox & Kulma Illustration by S.Woods 1946

    Dream boat Mildred White Wallace Illustration by Wohlman + Mildred White-Wallace

    1923

    Dream Daddy Louis Herscher/George Keefer/Jos.Geo. Gilbert

    Jack Hylton’s Band 1923

    (A)Dreamer’s holiday Kim Gannon/Mabel Wayne Eric Winstone 1949

    Dreamer with a penny Allan Roberts/Lester Lee Gloria Brent 1949

    Dream girl – film: “Dream girl”

    J.Livingston/R.Evans Betty Hutton 1948

    Dreaming (dreaming of you) – musical “Fast and furious”

    Ralph Stanley/Harry Condor Miss Margaret Bays/ Frederick Granger

    1923

    Dreaming Bud Flanagan/Reg Connelly Roy Fax 1932

    Dreaming Anthony Stephan/Miguel Prado Unattributed illustration 1940

    Dream Mother Al Lewis/Al Sherman/Joe Burke Illustration + Reg Batten 1929

    (The) Dream of Olwen – film: “While I live”

    Charles Williams – piano solo n/a 1947

    Dreams of yesterday – musical “Virginia”

    Dougls Furber/R.P.Weston/Bert Lee/Jack Waller/J.A.Tunbridge

    n/a 1928

    Dream Valley Nick Kenny/Charles Kenny/Joe Burke

    Geraldo 1940

    Dreary weather Clay Boland/Frank Winegar Illustration by Fred Lowe 1924

    (A)Dream world is waiting Jos. Geo. Gilbert/edgar Leslie illustration 1944

    Dreamy afternoon Iris Taylor Fred Hartley 1944

    Drink to me only – old English air

    Arranged for piano by Wilson Manhire

    Illustration 1936

    Dry your eyes – as sung by Elizabeth Schumann & Richard Tauber

    Ethel Wood/C.Zeller n/a 1941

    Dummy Song (I’ll take the legs from some old table)

    Lew Brown/Billy Rose/Ray Henderson

    Max Bygraves 1944

    Dusk – piano solo C.Armstrong Gibbs n/a 1946

    Dusky aristocrat – piano solo

    Norman Whiteley n/a © 1940

    Dust Johnny Marvin Jimmy Wakely 1942

  • (The) Early ‘20s Fox-trot medley for piano of 10 songs – no. 2390

    illustration 1934

    El cumbanchero (rumba-guaracha)

    J.Crayhon/G.Williams/Rafael Hernandez

    illustration 1943

    Eleanor – fox-trot song Arthur J.Lamb/Jessie L.Deppen illustration 1922

    Escape to happiness – film: “Escape to happiness” – intermezzo (Souvenir de Vienna)

    Famous violin solo for piano by Heinz Provost

    Leslie Howard/Ingrid Bergman

    1936

    (The) Everlasting waltz 16 song arrangement by Henry Hall

    illustration 1935

    (The) Ever-open door W.J.Stanley/S.Wilson Eddie Grossbart 1928

    Ever so goosey Wright Butler/Raymond Wallace Cyril Mellor 1929

    Every little movement (see “40 Old Time Hits)

    Otto Harbach/Karl Hoschna n/a © 1910

    Every night I cry myself to sleep over you

    Howard Johnson/Leo.Wood/Irving Bibo

    Illustration attributed + Vera Burtand Sam Holtsworth

    1923

    Everything’s in rhythm with my heart – film: “First a girl”

    Maurice Sigler/Al Goodhart/Al Hoffman

    Jessie Matthews 1935

    Everywhere you go L.Shay/J.Goodwin/M.Fisher Maurice Winnick 1949

    Ev’rybody’s got to wear a smile

    Bert Elton Helen Breen 1936

    (The) Fair maid of Perth Coates/Bizet n/a 1949

    Fairy dreams Louis Goddard n/a 1932

    Fairy revels Louis Goddard n/a circa 1920

    (The) Fairy tale parade – song contest winner

    David S.Sharp Nursery rhyme illustration 1946

    Faithful forever – film: “Gulliver’s Travels”

    Leo Robin/Ralph Rainger Paramount Pictures illustration

    1939

    Famous Waltzes (book 1) Johann Strauss Illustration by C.N.Dilly 1932

    Famous Waltz Gems – (Gem series book 19)

    9 waltzes easily arranged for the piano

    n/a 1934

    Far away places Whitney/Kramer Bing Crosby 1948

    Far away places Whitney/Kramer Petula Clark 1948

    Fare thee well J.Campbell/F.Eyton/N.Gay Illustration + Billy Cotton 1939

    Farewell Blues

    Elmer Schoebel/Paul Mares/Leon Rappolo

    Ben Selvin & his Vocalion Orchestra + illustration by Starmer

    1923

    Fascination – gipsy valse – piano solo

    F.D.Marchetti illustration 1944

    FATS WALLER

    Fats Waller – The London suite for piano

    Thomas “Fats” Waller Fats Waller 1947

    Fats Waller – album of 8 musical rythms

    Thomas “Fats” Waller Fats Waller 1943

    Ain’t misbehaving A.Razaf/T.Waller/H.Brooks n/a ©1929

    Ain’t misbehaving – from “Connie’s hot chocolates”

    A.Razaf/T.Waller/H.Brooks n/a ©1929

    Alligator crawl Thomas “Fats” Waller alligator illustration © 1934

  • Boogie Woogie Suite (Blues, jive, drag, stomp, rag, jump)

    Fats Waller Fats Waller 1945

    Honeysuckle rose –piano transcription

    Andy Razaf/Thomas Waller – transcription by Eddie Carroll

    n/a ©1929 this arr. 1936

    ****

    Faust (de Gounod) – 13 pages

    G.F.West n/a 1931

    Favourite Marches 17 marches arranged for piano by Ernest Haywood

    Grenadier guards illustration 1932

    F.D.R.Jones from “The little dog laughed...to see the moon”

    H.J.Rome Flanagan & Allen 1938

    Feldman’s 39th Song &

    Dance album 21 pieces complete words and music

    Constance Bennett/Russ Columbo

    1933

    Feudin’ and fightin’ Al Dubin/Burton Lane cartoon 1947

    Fiddle dee dee – film: “It’s a great feeling”

    S.Styne/S.Cahn Doris Day/Dennis Morgan/Jack Carson

    1949

    50 years of song – no. 2320 – selection of historical song successes

    21 songs, words, piano and ukelele

    n/a © 1933

    Finian’s rainbow – piano selection

    E.Y.Harburg/B.Lane Illustration by Don Tattman 1947

    Fire, fire *1120 W.Paxton & Co.

    Ezra Read illustration circa 1930

    Fireside dreams – piano solo

    W.J.Wyeth

    Illustration by JAY

    1930

    (The)First few days H.Purcell/D.Heneker/M.Sherwin Anne Shelton 1944

    (The) First lullaby – featured in “Apple sauce” at the London Palladium

    J.Popplewell/M.Carr Vera Lynn 1941

    (The) First time I saw you – film: “The toast of New York”

    A.Wrubel/N.Shilkret Cary Grant/Frances Farmer 1937

    (The) First waltz Ralph Butler/Noel Gay Illustration + Donald Peers 1942

    Five foot two, eyes of blue (has anybody seen my girl)

    S.Lewis/J.Young/R.Henderson Illustration + Guy Lombardo 1949

    Five minutes more – from “Piccadilly hayride”

    Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne Sid Field/The Ross Sisters 1946

    (The) Fleet’s in – film: “The Fleet’s in”

    Johnny Mercer/Victor Schertzinger

    Dorothy Lamour 1942

    Florrie Forde’s Favourites

    Selection including: Oh! Oh! Antonio, Hold out your hand you naughty boy, She’s a lassie from Lancashire, Til we meet again, A bird in a gilded cage, Has anybody here seen Kelly? Down at the old Bull & Bush, Pack up your troubles, It’s a long long way to Tipperary, Good-bye-ee

    Florrie Forde 1940

    Flower waltzes (10) Leonard Fletcher n/a 1931

    (The) Flying two-step – novelty dance with full description

    J.B.Matthews/C.H.Rankin n/a 1920

    Fold your wings – song from “Glamorous night”

    C.Hassall/I.Novello n/a 1935

  • Foolish facts (just a nut song) – U.S.A.

    Crumit/O’Brian/Curtis 6 cartoons by Barbelle 1931

    Fools rush in J.Mercer/R.Bloom Vera Lynn 1940

    Footloose and fancyfree Gus Kahn/Carmen Lonbardo Illustration + Dick Robertson/Jack Ryan

    1935

    Forever and ever M.Rosa/F.Winkler Gracie Fields 1947

    FORMBY, GEORGE – see also 1950s list

    (The) Baby show Wise/Malcolm/Sanford George Formby 1942

    Bless ‘em all – “The Service Song”

    J.Hughes/F.Lake cartoon + George Formby 1940

    Chinese laundry blues (Mister Wu)

    Jack Cottrell George Formby + illustration by Jeff Cook

    1932

    Leaning on a lamp-post – from “Feather your nest”

    Noel Gay Illustration + George Formby

    1937

    Smile all the time George Formby/Harry Coady George Formby 1942

    When I’m cleaning windows – film: “Keep your seats please”

    Gifford/Cliffe/Formby George Formby 1937

    You’ll be far better off in a home – based on the march “El Abanico”

    Box/Cox/Read cartoon by J.Gale-Thomas + George Formby

    1941

    For me and my gal – film: “For me and my gal”

    Edgar Leslie (b.1885-d.1976)/E.R.Goetz/G.W.Meyer

    Judy Garland 1932

    For sentimental reasons (I love you)

    Derek Watson/William Best Eddy Howard 1946

    For sweethearts everywhere

    C.Shelley/M.Mayne/A.Conray illustration 1945

    For you Al Dubin/Joe Burke Jack Hylton 1930

    Four Aces – suite for piano Billy Mayerl illustration 1933

    Francis & Day’s album of Old Time Favourites No.2

    Vesta Victoria/George Bastow/George Beauchamp & others

    n/a circa 1920

    Francis & Day’s 38th

    selection 12 popular successes arranged by Henry E. Pether

    n/a 1929

    Francis & Day’s 39th

    selection 12 popular successes arranged by Henry E. Pether

    n/a 1930

    Francis & Day’s 52nd

    selection

    10 popular successes arranged by Dudley E. Bayford

    n/a 1939

    Francis & Day’s Winter 1930 song & dance album

    16 songs Illustration by Fred Lowe 1930

    Fun and fancy free – from Walt Disney’s film of the same name

    Behjamin/Wise cartoon 1947

    (A) Garden in Granada Lewis/Baer/Vasilescu Illustration + Mantovani 1938

    (A) Gal in calico – film: “The time, the place and the girl”

    Leo Robin/Arthur Schwartz Film’s stars + Carmen Cavallaro

    1946

    Galway Bay Dr. Arthur Colahan n/a 1947

    Galway Bay Dr. Arthur Colahan Anne Shelton or Billy Cotton 1947

    Galway Bay Arranged by The Four Ramblers Ireland’s Terry 1947

    (The) Gang show 1937 – see “(The) Sun breaks through”

    (A)Garden in the rain James Dyrenforth/Carroll Gibbons

    n/a 1928

  • Gavotte – from “Mignon” Ambrise Thomas arranged for piano by Wilson Manhire

    illustration 1934

    (The) Gay ‘90s – waltz medley for piano

    10 songs no. 2251 illustration 1932

    (The) Gay Gordon’s march – piano version

    Theo Bonheur illustration irca 1930

    Gayneth Ballet (see “Sabre dance”)

    (The General’s fast asleep Kennedy/Carr Illustration by Mof 1935

    Gentlemen! The King! ( as introduced by Cicely Courtneidge)

    McLaren/Ray photo of King George V 1935

    George Shearing’s piano arrangements album

    Includes In the mood, Southern fried, At the woodchopper’s ball, Jump for joy, Delayed action, Wednesday night hop

    n/a 1941

    Girl of my dreams Sunny Clapp n/a © 1927

    (The) Girls of Nazaray (Avril au Portugal)

    Gordon/Ferrao Edmundo Ros 1949

    (The) Girl that I marry – from “Annie get your gun”

    Irving Berlin Webb Tilton 1946

    (The) Gipsy Billy Read Illustration by Pisani 1945

    Give a little whistle – from Walt Disney’s “Pinocchio”

    Washington/Harline Illustration by Disney-Mickey Mouse Ltd

    1940

    Give me a song with a beautiful melody – film: “It’s a great feeling”

    J.Styne/S.Cahn Doris Day/D.Morgan/Jack Carson

    1949

    Give yourself a pat on the back

    Ralph Butler/Raymond Wallace Randolph Sutton 1929

    Glad rag doll J.Yellen/M.Ager/D.Dougherty Illustration (attributed) 1929

    Glamorous night – pianoforte selection

    Ivor Novello/C.Hassall n/a 1935

    Glass mountain (The legend of) – film: The Glass mountain” pno solo

    Nino Rota n/a 1949

    (The) Glazier Anthony de Bruyn/Donovan Meher

    Illustration unattributed 1942

    (The) Gods were angry with me

    “Foreman Bill” & “Roma” Jimmy Wakely & Margaret Whiting

    1948

    Go home (your mother wants you!)

    C & R Yale/J.Lalley/J.Ferrie cartoon + Sam Browne/Mary Naylor

    1946

    Goin’ to the country fair – film: “Sweet Rosie O’Grady”

    M.Gordon/H.Warren illustration 1943

    Gonna get a girl Al Lewis/Howard Simon/Paul Ash

    AileenStanley ( gramophone girl)

    1927

    Gone aloft (A medley burlesque)

    R.Rutherford arranged by H.Arpthorp

    Tommy Handley 1927

    Goodbye, Hawaii Robins/Apollon Harry Aloma 1934

    Good-bye Sally – from the production “Shepherds pie”

    A.Riscoe/A.Riscoe/J.Borelli cartoon + Arthur Riscoe 1939

    (The) Goodbye waltz W.Howe/H.Staite/G.Lee/P de Cromer

    Illustration + Gloria Gaye 1944

    Good-little bad-little you Bud Green/Sam H. Stept cartoon + Jack Hylton 1928

    Good luck until we meet again

    Horatio Nicholls Illustration + Jack Hylton 1939

  • Good morning sergeant major

    Art Noel/Don Pelosi cartoon 1940

    Goodnight children everywhere – featured and broadcast by Gracie Fields in France – with a tender thought to evacuated children

    Gaby Rogers/Harry Phillips Illustration by Harwood/ Gracie Fields

    1939

    Goodnight little skipper D.Hart/A.Noel/L Ilda Illustration + Van Straten 1938

    Goodnight sweetheart R.Noble/J.Campbell/R.Connelly Rudy Vallee 1931

    Goodnight till tomorrow Basil Foster/Bill Even/Jack Markham

    Issy Bonn 1945

    Goodnight to you all J.Denby/M.Watson Jenny Howard 1937

    Good-night Vienna – film: “Good-night Vienna”

    H.Marvell/G.Posford Jack Buchanan 1932

    Good-night, wherever you are – from “Once in a laugh-time”

    Robertson/Hoffman/Weldon Hatton & Manners 1944

    Good ship Lollipop – (Shirley Temple) – see “On the good ship Lollipop”

    Gotta be this or that

    Sunny Skylar illustration 1945

    GRACIE FIELDS – see also 1950s

    (The) Gracie Fields album of favourite songs

    Includes Walter Walter, I never cried so much in all my life, The Biggest Aspidistra, Mrs. Binns twins, She fought like a tiger, In my bottom drawer, Out in the cold cold snow,’Fanso my hot Spanish knight, Shall I be an old man’s darling.

    Gracie Fields 1948

    Songs “Our Gracie” sings – book presented with Woman’s World Oct. 7

    th

    1933.

    12 songs music & lyrics Gracie Fields 1933

    Songs made famous by Gracie Fields

    Includes My blue heaven, My lucky day, Ramona, Fred Fanackapan, Because I love you, After to-night we say “goodbye”, Laugh clown laugh, Shop at the Co-op shop, The house is haunted, Happy ending.

    Gracie Fields 1934

    An old violin Howard Fisher Illustration + Gracie Fields 1931

    Arriverderci (‘till our next meeting)

    Tommie Connor/G.D’Anzi Gracie Fields 1942

    Au revoir Erwin Drake/Jimmy Shirl/Alstone Gracie Fields 1947

    Bell bottom trousers Moe Jaffe Cartoon + Gracie Fields/Jack Davey

    1944

    Blue bird of happiness Heyman/Davies/Harmati Gracie Fields 1940

    Charmaine Erno Rapee/Lew Pollack Gracie Fields © 1926

    Chi-baba chi-baba (My bambino go to sleep)

    Mack David/Al Hoffman/Jerry Livingston

    Gracie Fields 1947

    Christmas Eve in fairyland Tony Parry/Ross Parker Gracie Fields 1949

  • Church bells on Sunday morning

    Jack Yellen/Sammy Fain Gracie Fields 1949

    (The) Dicky Bird Hop (The birdies on the sycamore tree)

    Leslie Sarony/Ronald Gourley Gracie Fields 1926

    Forever and ever M.Rosa/F.Winkler Gracie Fields 1947

    Goodnight children everywhere – featured and broadcast in France – with a tender thought to all Evacuated Childen

    Gaby Rogers/Harry Phillips Illustration by Harwood 1939

    I’m sending a letter to Santa Claus

    L.Rogers/S.Williams Illustration + Gracie Fields 1939

    (The) Little old mill (went round and round)

    Pelosi/Ilda/Towers Illustration + Gracie Fields 1947

    Love is ev’rywhere – film: “Look up and laugh”

    Parr-Davies/Nicholls Gracie Fields 1935

    Mary Rose – film: “This week of grace”

    Harry Parr-Davies Gracie Fields 1933

    My lucky day – film: “This week of grace”

    Harry Parr-Davies Gracie Fields 1933

    On a little dream ranch Billy Hill Gracie Fields 1937

    (The) Organ, the monkey and me

    J.le Soir/H.Clarkson/J.Clarkson Illustration + Gracie Fields 1936

    (The) Rochdale hounds Gifford/Cliffe Gracie Fields 1932

    Round the bend of the road Lewis/Klenner Gracie Fields 1932

    Sally – film: “Sally in our alley”

    Haines/Leon/Towers Gracie Fields 1931

    Same old moon (same old sky)

    Ed Rose/Billy Baskette Gracie Fields 1932

    Serenade of the bells Kay Twomey/Al Goodhart/Al Urbano

    Gracie Fields 1947

    Song of the bells Pola/Hylton/Steninger Gracie Fields 1932

    Smile when you say goodbye – film: “The Show goes on”

    Harry Parr-Davies Gracie Fields 1937

    Stop and shop at the Co-op shop

    Weston/Lee/Weston Gracie Fields 1929

    (The) Sweetest song in the world –film; “We’re going to be rich”

    H.Parr-Davies Gracie Fields 1938

    That little old lady I love – film:”Working party”

    Leslie Elliott Gracie Fields 1947

    That’s my desire Carroll Loveday/Helmy Kresa Gracie Fields 1947

    There’s a lovely lake in London

    Butler/Damerell/Evans Gracie Fields 1935

    There’s millions and millions of women

    T.Steels/R.Morris Gracie Fields 1934

    When our dreams grow old Eddie Pola/V.Steller Gracie Fields 1940

    Wish me luck (as you wave me goodbye) – film: “Shipyard Sally”

    P.Park/H.Parr-Davies Gracie Fields 1939

    You can’t stop me from dreaming

    Cliff Friend/Dave Franklin Gracie Fields 1937

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    (The) Greatest mistake of my life

    James Netson Illustration + Frank Rea 1937

  • (The) Green cockatoo Don Rellegro Jack Simpson 1946

    Greetings from you H.Phillips/G.Rogers Bebe Daniels 1941

    Guilty Gus Kahn/Harry Akst/Richard Whiting

    Jack Payne 1931

    (La) Guitare a Chiquita – French edition – du casino de Paris “En plein jazz”

    M.Vandair/H.Bourtayre Lily Fayol 1944

    Gung’l Famous waltzes 7 waltzes by Jos Gung’l illustration 1932

    (The) Gypsy Billy Reid Illustration 1946

    Haere ra (good-bye) – waltz song

    Maewa Kaihau illustration 1940

    Half way to heaven Al Dubin/J.Russel Robinson Illustration Barbelle+Harry Fox

    1928

    Hands across the table Parish/Delettre Henry Hall 1934

    (The) Handsome Territorial J.Kennedy/M.Carr Illustration+ Joe Loss 1939

    (The) Happiest New Year of all

    D. O’Connor/M.Watson/J.Denby Vera Lynn 1944

    Happy days are here again – film: “Chasing rainbows”

    J.Yellen/M.Ager cartoon 1939

    Happy ending – film: “This week of Grace”

    Harry Parr-Davies Gracie Fields 1933

    Happy go lucky – film: Happy go lucky” –see also “Let’s get lost”

    F.Loesser/J.McHugh

    Mary Martin/Dick Powell/Betty Hutton/Eddie Bracken/Rudy Valee

    1943

    Happy times – film: “The Inspector General”

    Sylvia Fine Danny Kaye 1949

    Harbour lights Jummy Kennedy/Hugh Williams illustration 1937

    Hard hearted Hannah (the vamp of Savannah)

    J.Yellen/B.Bigelow/C.Bates

    illustration

    1924

    Have I told you lately that I love you?

    Scott Wiseman Monte Rey 1946

    Have you ever been lonely? (Have you ever been blue?)

    George Brown/Peter de Rose Henry Hall 1933

    Hawaiian Sunset Walter Harrison illustration 1921

    Hawaiian Song folio Lew Stern’s 10 original Hawaiian Waltzes

    illustration 1928

    Hay! Hay! Farmer Gray E.Leslie/Ch. O’Flynn/Larry Vincent

    Performers at Onchan Head Pavilion, Douglas, Isle of Man

    1925

    Headin’ for better times – U.S.A. publication

    C.Tobias/M.Mencher cartoon by ‘Hap’ Hadley 1930

    Head over heels – melodies from the picture

    Transcribed by Billy Mayerl Billy Mayerl 1937

    Hear my song, Violetta(Hor mein lied, Violetta)

    H.S.Pepper/Othmar Klose/Rudolf Luckesch

    Josef Locke 1937

    Heartaches John Klenner/Al Hoffman Illustration by F.S.Manning + Gene& Glenn

    1931

    Heartbreaker Berk/Capano/Freedman Illustration + Sam Browne 1948

    Heartbreaker Berk/Capano/Freedman Illustration + Jimmy James 1948

    (The) Heart of Loch Lomond

    Noel/Fisher/Forsythe Vincent Tildsley’s singers 1948

    Heaven – from “Starlight serenade”

    Terry Cantor Terry Cantor 1949

    Heaven can wait E. de Lange/J.van Heusen Illustration + Jack Harris 1939

  • Heaven will be heavenly – film: “Band wagon”

    R.C.Hunter/H.P.Davies Askey/Hylton/Murdoch/ Kirkwood

    1940

    Hello beautiful Walter Donaldson Maurice Chevalier 1931

    Hello! Ma baby (see “40 Old Time Hits”)

    Howard/Emerson n/a ?

    Henry Hall’s souvenir song book

    18 popular choruses of broadcast hits – originally presented free with “Answers” – Five years of Radio Rhythm 1932-1937

    Henry Hall 1937

    He played his ukulele as the ship went down

    Arthur le Clerq cartoon 1932

    Here you are – film: “My gal Sal”

    Leo Robin/Ralph Rainger Rita Hayworth/Victor Mature 1942

    He’s the last word Gus Kahn/Walter Donaldson illustration 1927

    Heyken’s second serenade – piano sol

    Jonny Heykens Alfredo Campoli 1933

    Hey ho, it’s love again Carl Yale/Peter Hart Mary Naylor 1944

    Hey Mabel! Fred Stryker cartoon by Reg Harrison 1942

    Hiawatha’s melody of love A.Bryan/A.Mehlinger/G.Meyer Miss Dorothy Leigh 1920

    Hold your hand out, naughty boy!

    C.W.Murphy/W.David Miss Florrie Forde circ


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