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THERE:S A LITTLE SPARK . OF LOVE STILL BURNING

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MISS KITTY GORDON "ALMA'S RETURN" BY JACK LAIT

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There's A Little Spark Of Love Still Burning

Lyrics by JOE M~CARTHY

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SONGS THAT SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME! A Love Episode. in a New Setting, a Hit from coast to coast.

"Down Among The Sheltering Palms" ~~ by James Brockman & Abe Oleman

Meet me_ down by the

A Fascinating Indian Love Ballad.

·"My Pretty Firefly" . by Stanley Murphy, Jack Glogau & Al. Piantadosi CHORUS

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For you I'll And'neath the west - ern sky, __ _

A Catchy, Irresistible, Tuneful Oriental Melody. A Big Hit!

"I Want To Go To Tokio" by Joe Ml? Carthy & Fred. Fischer

A Masterpiece Melod;z..,by Fred. Fischer,- the King of Popular Melody Writers. "If The World Should .lilnd Tomorrow, I'd Be Tonight With Yo'u"

REFRAIN appa1>st'onato Words by Arthur J. Jackson

fall, __ _ I would love you __ till the end of all,--_ I would

, A Hypnotizing Melody that deals '\\i.th the oldest Theme in the world in the newest way. 'If We Can't Be The Same Old Sweethearts, We'll Just Be The Same Old Friends"

CHORUS by Joe Ml? Carthy & Jimmie V. Monaco

sweet-hearts, Then well just be the same old

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