Pre-owned, pre- 1920 popular Sheet Music.
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 good condition but in a few cases we consider that some damage such
as edging tears, a shop stamp, pen marks or even in exceptional cases the use
of tape to keep pages intact, are reasonable imperfections considering the age
of these manuscripts. There are no detailed descriptions here as to the exact
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(US$30-$45) + post and packaging.
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THESE ARTISTS OR COMPOSERS.
Some of these pieces have decorative front covers
attributable to an artist. If so, we’re pleased to name them e.g. Heath
Robinson, Huntrods, Fred Lowe, the Rosebud studio or Barbelle. Other titles were published about the time of the
First World War (1914 –18). There are sentimental ballads, tear-jerkers,
music-hall “hits”, patriotic lyrics, grand marches, rag-times, “black face” or
plantation songs and songs for King Edward VII’s coronation. You’ve come to the
right place too for Lionel Monckton, Miss Gertie Gitana (the WW1 “Force’s sweetheart”), Miss Florie Forde, Miss Dorothy Ward, Fred Barnes, Harry Lauder,
Theo Bonheur, Ezra Read or even Albert W.Ketelbey
(Anton Vodorinski). Just look for the title, composer
or artist’s name on the lists below.
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SONG TITLE |
WRITER & COMPOSER |
PHOTO |
YEAR |
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Abide with me - (dedicated to Madame Clara
Butt) |
Henry Francis Lyte/S.Liddle |
n/a |
1896 |
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Admiral Jerico –
naval march |
Haydon Augarde |
Shipping
illustration |
1914 |
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(The) Advanced guard – march |
Theo. Bonheur |
n/a |
circa 1911 |
|
|
Ah! Sweet mystery of life (the dream melody)
– film: Naughty Marietta” |
Young/Herbert |
Jeanette
MacDonald/Nelson Eddy |
© 1910 |
|
|
Alice – romance |
J.Ascher (published:W.Paxton) |
n/a |
1906 |
|
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Alpine march – 3rd edition for
piano |
Arranged by
C.H.Alkin |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
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Always! (Companion song to “Because” |
Charles Horwitz/Frederick Bowers |
n/a |
1899 |
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Amoureuse – waltz for piano – a Madame M. de Feraudy |
Rodolphe Berger |
Illustration
by Leonie Burret |
1903 © 1900 |
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And he’d say “oo-la-la!
Wee-wee” |
H.Ruby/G.Jessel |
Miss Dorothy Ward |
1919 |
|
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And he’d say “oo-la-la
wee-wee” |
Harry
Ruby/George Jessell |
Illustration
by Barbelle |
1919 |
|
|
Annie Laurie – the favourite
Sctch ballad |
Arranged by Henri Schubert |
n/a |
circa 1899 |
|
|
(The) Arcadians – piano selection |
Music by
Lionel Monckton (b.1861 – d.1924)/ H.Talbot.
Selected and arranged by H.M. Higgs |
n/a |
© 1909 |
|
|
At dawning “I love you” – for piano &
low voice in E |
Nelle Richmond Eberhart/Charles
Wakefield Cadman |
Illustration |
1906 |
|
|
Aubade – valse lente |
Leon du Terrail |
Illustration
by M.Hanhart |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Back home in Tennessee (just try to picture
me) |
Jerome/Donaldson |
Daisy Dormer |
1915 |
|
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Back to Jamaica |
Oscar Schaller/Marie
Montague |
Pete &
Juno |
1909 |
|
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Ballin’ the Jack |
Jim Burris/Chris Smith |
Danny Kaye |
© 1913 |
|
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Bavarian Highlands – from the Choral songs
for S.A.T.B. No.1 “The Dance” No.2 “False love” No.3 “Lullaby” |
C.Alice Elgar/Edward Elgar |
n/a |
© 1901 |
|
|
(The) Bell duet on popular airs |
Storace/Callcott/Moore/Aldrich |
n/a |
1915 |
|
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Belle etoile – valse |
Theo
Bonheur |
Miss Muriel
Aubrey |
circa 1891 |
|
|
Belle Mahone –
duet version |
Arranged by Miriam Shirley |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
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(The) Bells of St. Mary’s |
D.Furber/A.E.Adams |
n/a |
1917 |
|
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Betty - valse |
Paul A.Rubens |
photograph |
1915 |
|
|
(The) Birds & the rivulet – scherzo for
piano |
Brinley Richards |
n/a |
circa 1890 |
|
|
(The) Birds at sunset – for pianoforte |
Emanuel Aguilar |
n/a |
circa 1890 |
|
|
Blaze away – The Great American march |
A.Holzmann |
n/a |
©1901 |
|
|
Blissful visons –
waltz |
John Neat |
Illustration by M.Halhart |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Blow, blow, thou Winter wind |
Words from
Shakespeare’s “As you like it”/J.Sarjeant |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
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Blow, blow, thou Winter wind |
Accompaniments by Wilhelm Keller |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
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(The) Blue Danube |
J.Strauss |
n/a |
circa 1915 |
|
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Bo-Bo-Beedle-Um-Bo
(hear dem darkies sing) |
Bert Worth/Peter Bernard |
Charlie Manny/Bob Roberts |
1919 |
|
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Bohemian girl – selection from Balfe’s |
Arranged by
Ezra Read |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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Bo-la-bo (Egyptian fox trot song) |
George Fairman |
illustration |
© 1919 |
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|
Bonheur, Theo |
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(The) Advance guard – march |
Theo Bonheur |
n/a |
circa 1911 |
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Belle etoile – valse |
Theo Bonhear |
Miss Muriel
Aubrey |
circa 1891 |
|
|
Blossoms Series: |
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No.5 “Winter blossoms” |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1914 |
|
|
No.11 “The Rose of Argentina |
Theo Bonheur |
Illustration |
1914 |
|
|
Brothers-in-Arms – descriptive piece |
Theo
Bonheur |
riflemen
illustration |
1914 |
|
|
In the gloaming – waltz on Lady Hill’s
popular song |
Theo Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1891 |
|
|
Jolly times – “Morceau
a la Scottische” or “Barn dance” |
Theo
Bonheur |
n/a |
circa 1891 |
|
|
(The) King’s own – included in “British Army
War-song album” |
H.Crofts/Theo Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1914 |
|
|
(The) Lily Queen waltz |
Otto Bonheur |
Illustration
by E.Hendrey Delt |
circa 1891 |
|
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Love’s golden dream – waltz on Lindsay
Lennox’s popular song |
Theo Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1891 |
|
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Popular Rag Times – arranged as easy piano
solos for children |
Arranged by
Theo Bonheur inc. That mysterious rag, Moonlight Bay, Alexander’s Rag-time
band, Rag-time violin, I want to be in Dixie, Everybody’s doin’
it now, The Rag-time navy, and Oh! You beautiful doll- Berlin/Snyder/Wenrich/Hargreaves/Nat D. Ayler |
Ruby’s
album No.3 |
circa 1911 |
|
|
Santa Rosa waltz |
Theo Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1891 |
|
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Sundown memories |
Southwell Alvey/Thei
Bonheur |
illustration |
©1898 |
|
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Sweet faces – waltz – (piano/violin/Bbcornet/2nd violin) |
Theo Bonheur |
Illustration by Hanhart |
circa 1891 |
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(The) Transvaal march |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Boys in Brown (A patriotic recruiting
song) |
R.Dhan/H.P.Bartlett |
n/a |
1914 |
|
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(La) Brabanconne –
chant patriotique |
F.Campenhout |
flags illustration |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Bridal March & Wedding March |
Wagner/Mendelssohn |
n/a |
© ? |
|
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Bric a brac – polka |
Charles Coote. Arranged by Wiliam Smallwood |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
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Bring back (those wonderful days) |
Darl MacBoyle/Nat Vincent |
Illustration
by de Takacc |
1919 |
|
|
British Army War-song album |
Includes: British Grenadiers, The girl I left behind me, The Kings
own, Under the British flag, When Tommy comes marching home again, For home
and glory, A soldier and a man, The Marseillaise. |
King George V |
circa 1914 |
|
|
(The) British Empire |
Fantasia on
popular melodies arranged for piano by Ezra Read |
n/a |
circa 1914 |
|
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(The) Broken cup |
Fred E.Weatherly/Hermann Lohr |
n/a |
1905 |
|
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(A) Broken doll/Histoires
de poupee (in English & French) |
Lucien.
Arranged by Francis Salabert |
n/a |
1916 |
|
|
Brothers –in-Arms – descriptive piece |
Theo Bonheur |
riflemen illustration |
1914 |
|
|
Bye bye Dearie |
Andrew B.Sterling/Harry von Tilzer |
Jeanette Dupre, Harry von Tilzer + an
Illustration by Gene Buck |
1907 |
|
|
By the Sycamore tree – from the musical
comedy “In London” |
G.V.Hobart/M.Hoffman |
Gus & Max |
1903 |
|
|
By the waters of Minnetonka (an Indian love
song) |
J.M.Cavanass/T.Lieurance |
Illustration
by Nortenheim |
1914 |
|
|
Cairo |
Arthur Freed/Harold Weeks |
Illustration |
1919 |
|
|
Caressante - valse |
Frank
Lambert |
Colour
Illustration of girl by crayon |
1908 © 1903 |
|
|
Carissima |
Arthur A. Penn |
n/a |
1907 |
|
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(The) Casino girl – valse
lente for piano |
Hiram Hollands |
Illustration
of girl with fan, smoking a cigarette |
1916 |
|
|
(A) Casket of gems – for pianoforte
(1.Rubies, 2.Emeralds, 3.Diamonds) |
Zora |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Charming flowers waltz – for piano |
Max Werner |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
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(The) Children’s Christmas Ball –
descriptive fantasia |
Ezra Read |
n/a |
circa 1905 |
|
|
Chinatown my Chinatown (cover only) |
Wm Jerome/J.Schwartz |
Illustration
by Florence E. Conney |
1914 |
|
|
China we owe a lot to you |
Howard Johnson/Milton Ager |
Illustration |
1917 |
|
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(The) Chorister’s waltz (sixpenny edition) |
Bernard
Phelps |
Illustration |
1897 |
|
|
Classical Gleanings – 12 pieces ancient
& modern |
Arranged by Eugene St.Ange |
Illustration |
circa 1911 |
|
|
Cleopatra had a jazz band |
J.Morgan/J.Coogan |
Cartoon +
Will J.Ward |
1917 |
|
|
(The) Clown’s frolic |
C.Dargan |
Illustration |
circa 1911 |
|
|
(The) Cobbler’s song –from “Chu Chin Chow” |
R.Norton |
Illustration |
© 1916 |
|
|
Colleen mine (from Emerald Isle) |
Arthur Stroud |
Jamieson Dodds |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Colonal Bogey – piano version |
Kenneth J.Alford |
Illustration
by Hassall |
© 1916 |
|
|
(The) Crown of Spring |
Clifton Bingham/Eva Mackintosh |
n/a |
© 1911 |
|
|
(the) Crystal gavotte |
John W.Brodie |
n/a |
circa 1911 |
|
|
Daddy, I should love to see the Angels |
Robert Donnelly |
Robert Donnelly |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Daddy long legs (inspired by the film) |
S.M.Lewis/J.Young/H.Ruby |
Mary
Pickford |
1919 |
|
|
Dancing pansies –
morceau de salon |
Ezra Read |
Illustration by Kilgour |
1905 |
|
|
Darling Mona – valse
for piano |
Felix Burns |
colour
illustration |
1899 |
|
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Dear heart |
Jean LeFavre/W.C.Polla/W.Goldsmith |
Illustration |
1919 |
|
|
Destiny – featured by “The Palace Girls” at
the Palace Theatre, London |
Sydney Baynes |
Illustration |
1912 |
|
|
Destiny – simplified version for piano |
Sydney Baynes |
n/a |
1912 |
|
|
Destiny Waltz |
Sydney Baynes |
Illustration
by Anna |
©1912-40 |
|
|
(The) Dollar Princess – selection from the
musical play |
Leo Fall. Arranged for piano by C.Godfrey Jnr |
n/a |
1909 |
|
|
Don’t you remember the time? |
W.R.Williams |
The
Versatile Three (Haston, Mills & Tuck) |
1919 |
|
|
Douglas Gordon (as sung by Belle Cole) |
F.E.Weatherly/Lawrence Kellie |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
|
Down in Bom-Bombay |
Ballard
Macdonald/Harry Carroll |
Illustration
by Dunk, N.Y + Richards & Kyle |
1915 |
|
|
Down Texas way |
F.Godfrey/A.J.Mills/B.Scott |
Victoria Carmen/Maud Esmond/Daisy
Wood/Dorothy Craske |
1917 |
|
|
Down where the Swanee
river flows |
C.McCarron/C.Alberte/Albert von Tilzer
(b.1878 – d.1956 nee Gumm or Gummblinsky) |
Fred Barnes |
1916 |
|
|
Dresdina |
Carl Malemberg. Arranged by Arthur Graham |
n/a |
circa 1911 |
|
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(The) Dripping well – morceau
characteristique for piano |
Adolph Gollmick |
n/a |
circa 1890 |
|
|
(The) Druids prayer – valse |
Gordon Davidson |
n/a |
1909 |
|
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Echoes from the Green Isle (The Minstrel
boy, Loves young dream) |
W.s.Rockstro |
n/a |
circa 1872 |
|
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(The) Echoes of Killarney – piano solo |
Brinley Richards |
n/a |
circa 1872 |
|
|
Edward VII Grand Coronation March (written
for the Bile Bean Manufacturing Co.) |
J.M.Wilson |
n/a |
1901 |
|
|
Elaine – my moving picture queen |
Charles Elbert/Howard Wesley |
Pearl White |
1915 |
|
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Elvera entr’acte – solo piano (Broome’s music 677) |
Arthur Langstaff |
n/a |
circa 1911 |
|
|
Empressement Valse – solo piano |
J.Cowley |
n/a |
1909 |
|
|
England! Thy name! |
Lewis
Barnes |
n/a |
1914 |
|
|
(The) Entertainer |
Scott Joplin |
n/a |
© 1902 |
|
|
Estrella – valse |
Albert H.Oswold |
Illustration |
© 1913 |
|
|
Eternal peace |
Newman Wolsey |
King Edward VII |
1910 |
|
|
Eva Toole (Irish melody)(sung by Plunket Greene) |
Words by
Alfred Perceval Graves, music arr. by C.V.Stanford |
n/a |
1900 |
|
|
Everybody’s doin’
it |
Irving Berlin (b.1888 – d.1989) |
Illustration + Vera George |
1911 |
|
|
Ev’ry little bit helps |
G.Whiting/F.Fischer |
Illustration
by Jenkins + Arthur Demong/Harry von Tilzer (b.1872 – d.1946) |
1904 |
|
|
(The) Fairies’ dream |
E.A.Oldham |
Illustration by W.George |
circa 1910 |
|
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(The) Fairy Dell |
Louis
Goddard |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Fairy Revels |
J.Warwick Moore |
photograph illustration |
© 1910 |
|
|
Fall in and follow me |
A.J.Mills/B.Scott |
Chas. R.Whittle |
© 1910 |
|
|
Fatimer Brown |
Joe McCarthy/Jimmie V.
Monaco |
Illustration + Elizabeth Murray |
1915 |
|
|
Fascination – valse
Tzigane(gypsy) |
F.D.Marchetti |
Illustration
by G.Dola |
1907 ©1904 |
|
|
Feldman’s Rag-Time Album |
15 pieces for piano |
n/a |
©1911/2 |
|
|
Feldman’s 24th song annual |
2 songs
including “Shurr – up” |
George Robey (“Shurr-up”) |
1919 |
|
|
Festival Barn dance |
Alan Macey |
Illustration by W.H.Broome |
1901 |
|
|
Festival of roses |
Albert H. Oswold |
Illustration
by W.S.By |
© 1913 |
|
|
Fire and sword – Military march |
Percy Raymond |
Illustration by F.Aveline |
1916 |
|
|
(The) Floral dance |
Katie Moss |
n/a |
© 1911 |
|
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(The) Flying Dutchman |
Richard Ryan/John Parry |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
|
Forest Fantasies |
Walter
Carroll |
Illustration
by Heath Robinson |
1916 |
|
|
Frills and ruffles – minuet |
R.W.Richmond |
Illustration |
1914 |
|
|
From the countryside – 5 easy pieces for the
piano |
Percy Dale |
Illustration |
1919 |
|
|
(The) Gallant “Salamander” |
Clifton Bingham/D’Auvergne Barnard |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
|
Galop (from L’etoile du nord) |
Chas. D’Albert |
n/a |
circa 1880 |
|
|
(The) “Gay Dragoon” march |
Felix Burns |
Illustration by M.H. |
circa 1900 |
|
|
(The) Girl from Utah –valse-piano
solo |
Sidney
Jones/Paul A.Rubens |
colour
illustration |
1913 |
|
|
Girl of mine |
Harold Freeman |
Illustration by Armstrong |
1919 |
|
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(The) Girl on the film – valse-piano
solo |
Albert Sirmay |
colour
illustration |
1913 |
|
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(The) Gipsy’s warning |
Henry A.Goard. Arranged by B. van de Mortel |
n/a |
circa 1909 |
|
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Glorious Devon! |
H.Boulton/E.German |
n/a |
© 1905 |
|
|
Gluck auf (No.5 from Five Songs) |
Theodora Wilson/Maude Valerie White |
n/a |
1899 |
|
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God save the King (solo & chorus) |
Arranged by
Philip Klitz |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
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Gold and silver (L’Or
et L’Argent) |
Franz Lehar |
n/a |
© 1903 |
|
|
Good-bye! |
G.T.Whyte Melville/F.Paolo Tosti |
n/a |
© 1903 |
|
|
Goodbye little girl for a while (dedicated
to the sweetheart of a soldier) |
W.H.Curtis/H.H.Poer |
Illustration |
1918 |
|
|
(The) Grand march – Banks sixpenny edition
No. 41 |
C.D.Blake. Arranged Geo.H.Farnell |
Illustration
by A.W.S. |
circa 1910 |
|
|
GRIEG (Hochzeitstag
auf Troldhaugen) opus 65 no. 6 |
Edvard Grieg |
n/a |
© 1897 |
|
|
Happy moments waltz |
Sister of St.Joseph |
Illustration |
© 1909 |
|
|
Happy rustics – country dance |
F.W.Richmond |
Illustration |
© 1914 |
|
|
He’d have to get under – get out and get under
(to fix up his automobile) |
G.Clarke/E.Leslie(b.1885 – d.1976)/M.Abrahams |
Miss Laura Guerite |
1913 |
|
|
He leadeth me-
sacred song |
Rev’d Henry Burton, DD/Henri Lamarque |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
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Hello! Hello! Who’s your lady friend? |
Worton David/Bert Lee/Harry Fragson |
Harry Fragson |
1913 |
|
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Himalaya |
F.H.Warren/C.H.Barker/S.R.Henry/D.Onivas |
Illustration © Jean de Strelecki |
1919 |
|
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Hindustan – fox trot – piano solo |
Oliver G.
Wallace/Harold Weeks |
Illustration |
1918 |
|
|
Homing |
A.L.Salmon/T. del Riego |
n/a |
1917 |
|
|
Hang Kong (The Chinese love song) |
Richard W. Pascoe/Hans Von Holstein/Alma M.Sanders |
Illustration by W. David |
© 1916 |
|
|
Hors d’oevre –
piano solo |
David Comer |
Sid Phillips |
© 1915 |
|
|
Houp-la! – selection from Charles B.Cochran’s
production |
Nat D.Ayer arr. by R.S.Stoddon |
n/a |
1917 |
|
|
How are you going to wet
your whistle – when the whole darn world goes dry? [Prohibition song] |
Byrne/McIntyre/Percy Wenrich |
Cartoon illustration by Rosebud studio |
1919 |
|
|
How ‘ya gonna keep ‘em down on the farm
(after they’ve seen Paree?) |
Joe
Young/Sam M Lewis/Walter Donaldson |
Cartoon
illustration by Barbelle |
1919 |
|
|
I don’t want to play in your yard |
Philip Wingate/H. W. Petrie |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
If you see my Irish Colleen |
Frederick
A. Hanson |
Harold
Ridge & his London Mayfair Band |
circa 1910 |
|
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I know where the flies go (on a cold and
frosty morning) |
Sam Mayo/John P. Harrington |
Walter Williams |
1920 |
|
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Il Corricolo –
gallop brilliant for piano |
Durand de Grau |
n/a |
circa 1905 |
|
|
I’m forever blowing bubbles |
Jaan Kenbrovin/John William
Kellette |
Illustration by Starmer/Miss June Caprice
(Albert Cappellani screen star. |
1919 |
|
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I’m sorry I made you cry |
N.J.Clesi |
The
Versatile Three (Haston, Mills & Tuck) |
1918 |
|
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I’m sorry I made you sad |
F.Cliffe/L.Silberman/J.W.Johnson |
Miss Gertie Gitana |
© 1920 |
|
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In a monastery garden – piano solo |
Albert W. Ketelbey |
Illustration |
© 1915 |
|
|
In blinky winky chinky Chinatown |
Wm. Jerome/Jean Schwartz |
Illustration by Al Barbelle |
1915 |
|
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Indian love lyrics ( four for soprano &
tenor) – from “The Garden of Kama” |
I.Hope/A.Woodforde-Finden |
n/a |
1903 |
|
|
Indianola – piano solo |
S.R.Henry/D.Onivas |
Indian illustration |
1917 |
|
|
In my harem |
Irving
Berlin (b.1888 – d.1989 nee Isadore or Israel Baline) |
Illustration
by Gene Buck + Minnie Rhodes |
1913 |
|
|
In Soudan |
B.Macdonald/N.Osborne |
Illustration by de Tuka |
1919 |
|
|
In the gloaming – waltz on Lady Hill’s
popular song |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1891 |
|
|
In the shadows – dance (piano version) |
Herbert Finck |
Illustration |
© circa 1890 |
|
|
Into thy hands (sacred song) |
Newman
Wolsey |
Newman
Wolsey |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Iolanthe – piano selection |
From Gilbert & Sullivan’s opera arranged by C.Godfrey |
n/a |
© 1911 |
|
|
I passed by your window (from the album of
five songs “Song Pictures”) |
H.Taylor/M.H.Brahe |
n/a |
© 1917 |
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It’s a long, long way to Tipperary |
Jack Judge/Happy Williams |
n/a |
1912 |
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I used to call her baby |
H.Johnson/M.Roth/C.Hess |
Cartoon |
1919 |
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I’ve got a feeling for Ophelia |
Mort
Dixon/Ray Henderson |
Miss Daisy
Dormer |
circa 1905 |
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I want to feel your arms around me |
Girvan Dundas/Jack Barker |
Jack Payne |
Circa 1910 |
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I wonder (Was sagten uns die sterne wohl) –published with “That day” (Flusternde
baume) |
Maud Cunningham/Florian
Pascal (W.A.Kastner) |
n/a |
1907 |
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I wonder who’s kissing her now – film |
W.M.Hough/F.R.Adams/J.E.Howard |
June Haver/Mark
Stevens |
© 1909 |
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I wouldn’t leave my little wooden-hut for you! |
T.Mellor/C.Collins |
n/a |
1905 |
|
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Jack’s the boy (from the Japanese musical “The
Geisha”) |
H.Greenbank/Lionel Monckton (b.1861 – d.1924) |
n/a |
1896 |
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Japanese fan dance |
Theo
Bonheur. Arranged by Ezra Read |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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Jolly Jack tar |
Hubi Newcombe/Edward
St.Quentin |
n/a |
1892 |
|
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Jolly times – “Morceau a
la Scottische” or “Barn dance” |
Theo
Bonheur |
n/a |
circa 1891 |
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Joy bells Scottische |
Stanley E.Gordon |
n/a |
circa 1908 |
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June |
N.Hopper/R.Quilter |
n/a |
1905 |
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Just as the ship went down (Titanic) |
Edith Maida lessing/S.Gibson/B.Adler |
Chicago Record-Herald
illustration |
1912 |
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Kentucky home. (We’ll have a jubilee in my old) |
Coleman
Goetz/Walter Donaldson |
Miss Clara
Beck |
1915 |
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KETELBEY,
ALBERT W. (Anton Vodorinski) |
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In a monastery garden – piano solo |
Albert W.Ketelbey |
Illustration |
© 1915 |
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Six Vignettes – No.4 Les Pelerins |
Albert W.Ketelbey |
Autographed |
1916 |
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Killarney |
E.Falconer/M.W.Balfe |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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Kind regards – valse
No.675 |
Atthur A.Key |
n/a |
circa 1911 |
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King Charles |
Robert Browning/Maude
Valerie White |
n/a |
1898 |
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King George V – Grand march |
Ezra Read |
King George
V |
circa 1910 |
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Kitty dear (When the roses in your garden bloom
again) |
Percival Langley |
Miss Gertie
Gitana |
1911 |
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K-K-K-Katy (The sensational stammering song
success sung by the soldiers and sailors – World War I edition) |
Geoffrey
O’Hara (Army Song Leader) |
Illustration |
1918 |
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Lady April |
Clifton Bingham/Brenda Gayne |
n/a |
1912 |
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L’amour et les
roses (love and roses) –valse |
Haydon Augarde |
Illustration |
1913 |
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Les Pelerins (No. 4 of
six vignettes) op.26 |
Anton Vodorinski
(aka Albert W. Ketelbey) |
n/a |
1916 |
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Let me like a soldier fall /The Death of Nelson/A
Soldier and a man- (3 popular patriotic songs) |
n/a |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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Let the rest of the world go by –film “Irish eyes
are smiling” |
Brennan/Ball/June Haver |
Dick Haymes |
© 1919 |
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Light Cavalry – Banks sixpenny edition No.103 |
Suppe. Arranged
by Geo.H.Farnell |
Illustration |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Lilac domino – selection from, for piano |
Charles Cuvillier |
n/a |
1918 |
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Lillie’s Picture music – book 2. Secular melodies |
12 pages –
4 pieces for piano |
5 pages of
illustrations |
circa 1890 |
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Lily of Laguna |
Leslie Stuart |
n/a |
© 1898 |
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(The) Lily of Laguna – the world’s greatest coon
song |
Leslie
Stuart |
Illustration |
© 1898 |
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(The) Lily Queen waltz |
Otto Bonheur |
Illustration by E.Hendrey Delt |
circa 1891 |
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L’intrepide – duet |
Arthur
Thompson McEvoy |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Little Admiral |
Henry Newbolt/Felix Corbett |
n/a |
1911 |
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Little blue eyes – waltz |
C.D.Blake |
n/a |
circa 1914 |
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Little Italy – fantasia for piano |
G.Stanhope |
Illustration |
circa 1900 |
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Little grey home in the west |
D.Eardley-Wilmot/H.Lohr |
n/a |
1911 |
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(The) Little Michus
Lancers |
Arranged by Dan Godfrey on
melodies from the musical play by Andre Messager |
Colour lithograph by R.Pannett |
1905 |
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(The) Longshoreman (sung by Mr. Edward Mills) |
Phillip Dayson/Edward M.Chesham |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
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(The) Lost chord |
Adelaide Proctor/Arthur
Sullivan |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Lost chord (Der verklungene Ton) |
Arthur Sullivan for piano arranged by Hermann Durra |
Lithograph by C.G. Roder,
Leipzig |
circa 1910 |
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Love, her is my heart – film: “Flame of Barbary
Coast” |
Adrian Ross/Lao Silesu |
Ann Dvorak |
1915 |
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Love in lilac time |
Douglas Furber/Jean Lensen |
n/a |
1919 |
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Love is waiting |
Harold Simpson/W.H.Squire |
n/a |
1906 |
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Love’s fond dream – from a comic opera “The Rose
of Panama” |
John L.Shine/Heinrich Berte |
Chapine |
1911 |
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Love’s garden of roses |
Ruth Rutherford/Haydn Wood |
n/a |
1914 |
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Love’s golden dream – waltz on Lindsay Lennox’s
popular song |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1891 |
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Love’s magic gate |
C.B.Minter/Tom Sutton |
n/a |
1910 |
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Love, the cuckoo – vocal duet for a lady & a
gentleman |
H.Simpson/E.Fortescue |
Illustration |
1907 |
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Lullaby – for voice & piano |
Cyril Scott/Christina
Rossetti |
n/a |
1908 |
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Lullaby land |
Frank
David/M.Prival |
illustration |
1919 |
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Ma curly-headed baby – plantation song |
G.H.Clutsam |
Illustration |
© 1900 |
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Macushla |
Josephine
V. Rowe/Dermot Macmurrough |
n/a |
1910 |
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Magic shadows waltz (Ombre
Magiche) – for piano |
Napoleine Zardo |
Illustration by W.George |
1911 |
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|
(The) Maid of the mountain – selection from the
musical play |
H.Fraser-Simson.
Arranged by Merlin Morgan |
n/a |
© 1917 |
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(The) Man behind the rifle |
Paul Pelham/J.P.Long |
Gus Harris |
1914 |
|
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Marcheta – a
love song of old Mexico |
Victor L.Schertzinger |
Illustration |
1913 |
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March in C (“The Marlborough”) |
Felix Burns |
n/a |
1892 |
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March jubilant |
Albert E.Parcell |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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Maritana (Vincent Wallace)
– grand fantasia for the pianoforte |
Alex McLaren |
n/a |
1914 |
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Mary – from the Alhambra Theatre production
“Johnny Jones” |
G.Stoddard/Hugo
Frey |
Illustration
by G.K.Benda |
© 1918 |
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Mary’s a grand old name – film: “Yankee doodle
dandy” |
George M.Cohen |
James Cagney |
© 1905 |
|
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May Pole Dance – The Royal Oak Polka |
L.Ord Hume |
n/a |
1894 |
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Meet me once more in dreamland |
J.Sinclair |
n/a |
1912 |
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Melody in F – Arthur’s original copyright edition |
A.Rubinstein |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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Memories |
Gustave Kahn/Egbert Van Alstyne |
The Versatile Three (Harson/Mills & Tuck) |
1915 |
|
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Merry Skaters – gallop de concert |
Ezra Read |
Illustration
by W.H.C.Groome |
circa 1900 |
|
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Manhattan Beach – march |
John Philip Sousa |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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(The) Midnight fire alarm |
Harry J.Loncoln.
Arranged by E.T.Paull |
Illustration |
1900 |
|
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Minature
recreations – “Landler” No.6 from 6 pieces for piano. |
G.Augustus
Holmes |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
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Moonlight sonata (op.27.No.20 – Paxtons edition No. 50276 |
L.van Beethoven |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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Morceau de Robert le Diable – piano solo |
G.F. West |
n/a |
circa 1872 |
|
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Morceaux Classiques No.7 (Gypsy Rondo) |
Haydn edited by Walter MacFarrenn |
n/a |
circa 1918 |
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Morceaux Classiques No.40 (Two songs without words) |
F.Mendelssohn Bartholdy edited by W.MacFarrenn |
n/a |
circa 1919 |
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Mother Machree |
Rida Johnson Young/Chauncey Olcott/Ernest R. Ball |
n/a |
© 1910 |
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(The) Mountains o’ Mourne |
Percy
French/Houston Collisson |
Mr. Peter
Dawson |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Musical sketches (3) |
Sir W. Sterndale
Bennett |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Music of the bells – 20 pieces |
Cristabel |
Illustration |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Musings of an exile – melody for pianoforte |
Albert Jungmann |
n/a |
circa 1873 |
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My brudda Sylvest |
J.Lasky/F.Fischer |
Illustration
by Gene Buck |
© 1908 |
|
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My Cairo love (an Egyptian serenade) |
H.D.Kerr/J.S.Zamecnik |
Illustration |
1919 |
|
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My Daddy is not a thief |
W.Rushforth |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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My grandfather’s clock |
Henry C.Work |
Illustration |
circa 1910 |
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|
My heart will hear |
G.H.Newcombe/M.Piccolomini |
n/a |
circa 1909 |
|
|
My lady Molly – from the comic opera |
Sidney Jones. Arranged by
Carl Kiefert |
Illustration by W.George |
1902 |
|
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My memories |
Clifton
Bingham/F.Paolo Tosti |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
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My prayer |
P.J.O’Reilly/W.H.Squire |
n/a |
1919 |
|
|
Myra (grieving) – valse |
J.W.Sutherland |
photographic
illustration |
1914 |
|
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Nearer my God, to thee – sacred song |
Sarah Flower Adams/Lewis
Carey |
n/a |
1902 |
|
|
(The) Nightingale and Zephyr – morceau
de concert for piano |
Boyton Smith |
n/a |
circa 1913 |
|
|
Nightingale in the woods – morceau
brillante for piano |
Oscar Allon |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
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Night music – Augener’s
edition |
Harry Farjeon |
Illustration |
1905 |
|
|
(A) Night of romance (that wonderful night in
June) |
Worton David/Horatio
Nicholls |
n/a |
1918 |
|
|
Nola – a silhouette for the piano |
Felix Arndt |
n/a |
© 1915 |
|
|
Now is the hour (haere ra) – Maori farewell song |
M.Kaihau/C.Scott |
Gracie Fields |
© 1913 |
|
|
Oh, honey, my honey – plantation song & chorus
from the burlesque opera “Little Christopher Columbus” (sung by Miss May Yohe) |
George R.Sims/Cecil Raleigh/Ivan Caryll |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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Oh what a pal was Mary |
Edgar Leslie/Bert Kalmar/Pete Wendling |
Miss Florrie Forde |
1919 |
|
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(The) Old rustic bridge by the mill |
J.P.Skelly |
n/a |
circa 1909 |
|
|
On the 5.15 |
Stanley Murphey/Henry
I. Marshall |
The Two Bobs |
1914 |
|
|
On the Mississippi |
Balard
Macdonald/Carroll/Fields |
Fred Barnes |
1910 |
|
|
Open the gates of the temple |
Fanny Crosbly/Mrs
Joseph F.Knapp |
n/a |
1917 |
|
|
Our Miss Gibbs – piano selection |
Ivan Caryll/Lionel Monckton (b.1861 – d.1924). Arranged by H.M.Higgs |
n/a |
© 1909 |
|
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Out on the deep – (sung by Signor Foli) |
Samuel k.Cowan/Frederic
N. Lohr |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
|
Paprika – two step |
Phil Davis |
n/a |
1910 |
|
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Passion |
L.Silberman/J.W. Johnson |
line drawing |
1918 |
|
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Perky Peter Pimple |
F.W.Richmond |
Illustration |
1914 |
|
|
Pertunia Waltz |
R.W.Manning |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Petrograd March – from “Spare Moments” 6 easy
pieces |
Percy Dale |
n/a |
1915 |
|
|
Pianoforte Recreations No.11 – Intermezzo |
Loeschhorn. Arranged by Holmes/Karn |
n/a |
circa 1907 |
|
|
Pianoforte Recreations No. 25 – Sonata in G. |
C.Gurlitt. Arranged
by Holmes/Karn |
n/a |
circa 1907 |
|
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Pianoforte Recreations No.32 – Scherzo |
C.Becker. Arranged by Holmes/Karn |
n/a |
circa 1907 |
|
|
Play that Hula waltz for me |
Gus Kahn/Egbert Van Alstyne |
Illustration by ‘E’ |
© 1917 |
|
|
Pomp & circumstance – military marches Op.39.
No.1 in D for piano (simplified) |
Edward Elgar |
n/a |
1906 |
|
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Popular Marches – played by the Regimental bands
of the British Army – arranged for piano solo: “Entry of the gladiators” |
Julius Fucik |
Illustration
of guard drum major ceremonial dress |
© 1903 |
|
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(The) Portobello Lassie |
Harry Lauder/Gilbert Wells |
Harry Lauder |
1913 |
|
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(the) Postillion (to
Douglas Murray) |
F.E.Weatherly/J.L.Molloy |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
(A) Pretty girl is like a melody – film: “Blue
skies” |
Irving Berlin (b.1888 –
d.1989 nee Isadore or Israel Baline) |
n/a |
© 1919 |
|
|
(The) Quaker girl – piano selection |
Lionel
Monckton (b. 1861 – d.1924). Arranged by H.M.Higgs |
n/a |
© 1910 |
|
|
Popular
Rag-Times – arranged as easy piano solos for children |
Arranged by Theo Bonheur. Includes: That mysterious
rag, Moonlight Bay, Alexander’s Rag-Time band, Rag-time violin, I want to be
in Dixie, Everybody’s doin’ it now! And, Oh! You beautiful doll. |
Ruby’s album no.3 |
circa 1911 |
|
|
Rag-Time
album |
Includes:
Alexander’s rag-time band, Everybody’s doin’ it
now!, Oh you beautiful doll, Rag-time violin, I’m going back to Dixie, Who
were you with last night?, There’s a girl in Havana, Rum tum
tiddle, That mysterious rag, I wish you belonged to
me, He played it on his fiddle-dee-dee, and Take me back to the garden of love. |
n/a |
1912 |
|
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Rag-time crazy (Coon song) |
R.M.Marks/John Neat |
Miss Florence Thurston |
1910 |
|
|
Remember now thy creator – No. 9 Sabbath melodies |
R.Topliff |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Rendez-vous – (piano solo) |
W.Aleter |
Illustration |
© 1894 |
|
|
(La) Retraite de la garrison
– Caprice Militaire for piano |
Adolphe Schloesser |
n/a |
circa 1890 |
|
|
Riding on a load of hay |
Hope Arden/Harry Birch |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Rocked in the cradle of the deep- sacred song |
unattributed |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Rogolette waltz |
John Wichtman |
Illustration |
circa 1900 |
|
|
(The) Robin’s return – Banks sixpenny edition |
L.Fisher |
Illustration |
circa 1919 |
|
|
Rolling down to Rio – from the “Just so” song book |
R.Kipling/E.German |
n/a |
© 1904 |
|
|
Romances sans paroles – for the piano No.1 |
Stephen
Heller |
n/a |
circa 1890 |
|
|
Rose dreams – piano solo |
A.J.Stasny |
Illustration |
1914 |
|
|
(The) Rose of Argentina – Blossoms series |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration |
1914 |
|
|
Rose of Japan |
Moe Thompson/Norman Herbert |
Illustration by E.E.Walton |
1919 |
|
|
(The) Rose of “no man’s land” |
J.Caddigan/J.A.Brennan |
n/a |
1918 |
|
|
Rose of the desert |
Eleanor Rose/Victor Ambroise |
n/a |
1919 |
|
|
Roses of Picardy |
Weatherly/Wood |
n/a |
1916 |
|
|
Rote Rosen – operette “Der Mann mit den drei Frauen” |
Franz Lehar |
Colour litho byTh. Fasche |
1908 |
|
|
(The) Royal selection of popular songs |
14 songs
arranged by Herman Darewski |
n/a |
circa 1919 |
|
|
Sailing in my balloon |
A.J.Mills/Bennett Scott |
Miss e for pianode |
1906 |
|
|
Saint Louis Blues |
W.C.Handy |
Abe Lyman |
1914 |
|
|
Saints and sinners – piano solo |
Gordon Davson |
n/a |
1911 |
|
|
Salut d’amour
(liebesgruss) for piano |
Edward
Elgar Op.2 |
Illustration |
1901 |
|
|
Sanctuary (the little old garden) |
E.Lockton/T.Hewitt |
n/a |
1919 |
|
|
Santa Rosa waltz |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1891 |
|
|
(The) Scarlet & Blue March – based on Lindsay
Lennox’ famous patriotic song |
Henri Laski |
Illustration |
circa 1910 |
|
|
(The) Ship that never returned |
Henry C.Work |
n/a |
circa 1914 |
|
|
Shurr-up |
C.Grey/Nat D.Ayer |
George Robey |
1919 |
|
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(The) Signal march |
H.Kleber |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Silver sands (melodie) |
Angus Grey |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Silvery waves – an original theme |
A.P.Wyman |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Silvery waves – piano solo |
A.P.Wyman |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Silvery waves – Wyman’s |
A.P.Wyman.
Arranged by Percy Darwin |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Since Katy the waitress (became an aviatress) |
Will Curtis/Irving Bibo |
Illustration by R.S.
(Rosebud studio) |
1919 |
|
|
Sing! Sing! Why shouldn’t we sing? |
Weston/Lee |
Sung by
Miss Florrie Forde |
1916 |
|
|
Sister Susie’s sewing shirts for soldiers – from
the revue “Hullo, Tango!” |
R.P.Weston/H.E.Darewski |
n/a |
1914 |
|
|
Sizilietta –
performed at Windsor Castle in honour of the King
& Quenn of Portugal and at Buckingham Palace in
honour of the King of Spain |
Franz von Blon |
Monochrome
lithograph by C.G. Roder, London |
Circa 1904 |
|
|
Slow and easy |
H.Williams/N.Spencer |
Illustration |
1919 |
|
|
(The) Smile of Spring |
George Ellerton/Percy E. Fletcher |
n/a |
1912 |
|
|
Smilin’ through – film: “Smilin’ through” |
Arthur A. Penn |
b & w film still |
© 1918 |
|
|
(A) Soldier in the Army |
Esmond Egerton-Hine/William Brightwell |
Illustration |
1906 |
|
|
Some Sunday morning |
Gus Kahn/Raymond
Egan/Richard A. Whiting |
Jacques Jacobs – includes
“Buy National War Bonds” |
1917 |
|
|
Somewhere a voice is calling |
E.Newton/A.F.Tate |
n/a |
© 1911 |
|
|
Somewhere in France dear mother |
J. O’Connor/A.Le Clerq |
Kate Carney/Dolly Carney |
1915 |
|
|
(The) Song of Hybrias
the Cretan |
Translated
from Greek by Thomas Campbell/J.W.Elliott |
n/a |
circa 1897 |
|
|
Songs of old London – for low voice (includes:
London Spring song, Buy my strawberries, Down Vauxall
way, The Nightingales of Lincoln’s Inn, and May-day at Islington) |
Teschemacher/Oliver |
n/a |
© 1912 |
|
|
Sousa - (3
popular compositions for the pianoforte) |
John Philip
Sousa |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
|
|
Spirit of Independence – Military march & two
step |
Abe Holzmann |
Illustration by Starmer |
1912 |
|
|
Stand by your horses! – Cavalier song |
Words from
“Holmby House” by G.J.Whyte
Melvilee/Maude Valerie White |
n/a |
1897 |
|
|
Starlight – waltz |
C.S.Brainward |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Star of the sea – reverie for pianoforte |
A.Kennedy |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Sone-cracker John |
Fred E.Weatherley/Eric
Coates |
n/a |
1909 |
|
|
Stranded! – A boatswain’s ditty |
Edward Oxenford/Humphrey J.Stark |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
|
|
Sundown memories |
Southwell Alvey/Theo
Bonheur |
illustration |
© 1898 |
|
|
Sunset-land – 14 miniatures for young pianists |
H.Baynton-Power |
Fairies and
child illustration by Aveline |
1917 |
|
|
Sunshine and rain – (sung by Antoinette Sterling) |
F.Wyville Home/Jacques Blumenthal |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
|
|
Suvla Bay |
R.F.Morrison |
Alma le
Dare |
© 1917 |
|
|
Swanee – vocal
one-step from the 10th
London Hippodrome revue “Jig-saw” |
I.Caesar/George Gershwin |
Laddie Cliff |
1919 |
|
|
Sweet faces – waltz – piano, violin, Bb cornet and
2nd violin |
Theo
Bonheur |
Illustration
by Hanhart |
circa 1891 |
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Sweet Marie |
Raymond Moore |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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Sylvia |
Clinton Scollard/Oley Speaks |
Illustration |
© 1914 |
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Taffy’s got his Jennie in Glamorgan
(Ev’ry Tommy’s got a girl somewhere) |
T.Lloyd/B.Lee |
Miss Daisy Dormer |
1915 |
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Take me to that land of jazz |
Bert Kalnar/Edgar
Leslie/Pete Wendling |
Illustration by Barbelle |
©1919 |
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Tarantella in C minor for piano |
J.C.Higgin |
n/a |
©1901 |
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(The) Tattoo waltz |
Ezra Read |
Photograph
of Paul Delano, the Human Art Gallery – “The most wonderfully tattooed man on
earth who has appeared before royalty and travelled all over the world” |
circa 1910 |
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(The Teddy bears picnic |
John W.Bratton |
Illustration |
1907 |
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Tell me why (I’d like to know the reason why) |
Richard Coburn/Vincent Rose |
illustration |
©1919 |
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Tell me you love me |
L.Hare/R.King |
Sydel |
1917 |
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That Summer day |
A.E.Lewis/J.A.Dix |
n/a |
1910 |
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There’s a little bit of green in everybody |
Ray Sherwood/Will Donaldson |
Illustration by Dunk, NY |
1917 |
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There’s a long long
trail |
Z.Elliot/S.King |
Illustration |
1913 |
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This is worth fighting for |
Edgar de Lange/Sam H.Stpt |
Illustration |
1912 |
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Three green bonnets |
Harris/D’Hardelot |
Illustration |
© 1901 |
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Tick tack my Granfather’s
clock – waltz |
W.F.Lancelott |
n/a |
circa 1900 |
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Till we meet again (Feldman’s 6d edition) |
R.Egan/R.Whiting |
Music hall
– Miss Victoria Carmen |
1918 |
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Tittle tattle – barn
dance |
Alan Macey |
Illustration |
circa 1900 |
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Three more songs of the fair |
Helen
Taylor/Easthope Martin |
Illustration |
1917 |
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Tommy’s own – march founded upon the song “Private
Tommy Atkins” |
John Crook |
n/a |
circa 1909 |
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Tonight’s the night – selection from the musical
play |
n/a |
1915 |
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Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ra! That’s an Irish lullaby – film: “Going my way” |
J.R.Shannon |
Bing Crosby |
© 1913 |
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(The) Trail of the lonesome pine (in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Virginia) |
B.Macdonald/H.Carroll |
Laurel
& Hardy |
© 1913 |
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(The) Transvaal march |
Theo Bonheur |
Illustration |
circa 1910 |
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Troika |
Tschaikowsky |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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Twilight bells – mazurka |
E.M.Bray |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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Un Leu d’Amour – melodie
pour piano |
Lao Silesu |
Drawing by
Frank M. Barton |
1912 |
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Valse Edna – novelty dance (valse villa du
Moulin) |
W.T.B.McCormack/S.A.C.McLeod |
Illustration of a girl &
drawing + description of the Villa du Moulin, Picardy, France |
1919 |
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Valse Raymonde |
Leon du Terrail |
Illustration |
1917 |
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Vienna, city of my dreams (Wien, du stadt meiner trauma) |
English words by Lockton.
Music by Sieczynski |
n/a |
1916 |
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Wait till the sun shines Nellie |
Andrew B.Sterling/Harry von Tilzer
(b.1872 – d.1946) |
Bing Crosby |
© 1905 |
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(A) Waltz dream – valse
from the comic opera – “Ein Walzertraum)
–for piano |
Oscar Straus |
Illustration of a female
(folk) violinist |
1908 |
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Warblings at eve
– romance for pianoforte |
Brinley
Richards |
Illustration |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Way of rest –sacred song |
Re’d Henry Burton D.D./Henri Lamarque |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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(The) Wayside Chapel + Sheperd-boy’s
song |
G.D.Wilson
(published by Marks & Spencer) |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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(the) Wedding glide (from the London Hippodrome
revue “Hullo, Rag-time!”) |
Max Pemberton/Albert De Curville/Louis
A. Hirsch |
Miss Shirley Kellogg |
1912 |
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Wee Lassies - waltz |
Ezra Read |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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We’re both needed to serve the guns |
J.Curwen Boyd |
J.Curwen Boyd (The Munition
Composer Comedian) |
1916 |
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We Red Cross nurses – An action song for girls |
Clementine
Ward |
Red Cross |
1915 |
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What is a Mammie Daddy? |
Nat Travers/Harry Rogers |
Nat Travers (The King of Coster Comedians) |
1916 |
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What is home without a mother |
A.T.Gill |
Nat Travers
(The King of Coster Comedians) |
1909 |
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What’s the matter with home sweet home? |
Clifford Grey/T.C.Sterndale Bennett |
n/a |
1913 |
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When it’s sunset in Sweden |
Dave
Morrison/Earl Burtnett |
Illustration |
1919 |
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When twilight shadows are falling |
Kay Furman/Walter Smith |
Illustration |
1919 |
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When we’ve would up the watch on the Rhine – sung
at the London Hippodrome in “Business as usual” |
F.W.Mark/H.E.Darewski |
n/a |
1914 |
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When you wore a tulip and I wore a big red rose –
film directed by Busby Berkeley “For me and my gal” |
Jack Mahoney/Percy Wenrich |
Judy Garland |
© 1914 |
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Where do flies go in the Winter time? |
Sam Mayo/Frank Leo |
Ernie Mayne |
1919 |
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Where my caravan has rested |
Teschemacher/Lohr |
n/a |
1909 |
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Where my caravan has rested – valse
on popular songs for piano |
Hermann
Lohr arranged by H.M.Higgs |
Illustration |
© 1913 |
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While Summer’s here -(dedicated to Mary N.Tilsey) |
Edward Oxenford/Emilie
Clarke |
n/a |
1905 |
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While the incense is burning (I dream of you) |
Walter
Smith |
Illustration |
1917 |
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Whistling Rufus |
Kerry Mills/W.Murdoch Lind |
Illustration |
circa 1890 |
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Who smashed Bill Kaiser? |
Barclay
Gammon/Percy Beck |
Barclay
Gammon |
1914 |
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(A) Winter love song |
Mowbray Marras/Lawrence
Kellie |
n/a |
circa 1893 |
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(The) Witching hour - valse |
Katie Ragg |
Illustration
by P.Shelley |
1915 |
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Wonderful rose of love |
A.J.Mills/B.Scott |
Miss Evie
Greene |
1914 |
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Woodland whispers (to Mrs. John Reid) – waltzes –
piano duet |
Gerald
Stanley |
n/a |
circa 1872 |
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Wrinkles |
Eddie Dorr/Bob Schafer/Dave Ringle |
Miss Alice Lake (Metro
Pictures star)- Art by Dunk Rye N.Y. |
1919 |
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Wyoming |
Gene
Williams |
Illustration |
1919 |
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(The) Yeoman of England – from the comic opera “Merrie England” |
Basil Hood/Edward German |
n/a |
circa 1902 |
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Yes or no – hesitation waltz |
Olga Rudd |
Illustration
by G.Hyman |
1919 |
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Yop –I – addy – I – ay |
W.D.Cobb/J.H.Ryan |
George Grossmith
jnr |
circa 1900 |
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Yorkshire bells |
J.Pridham |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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You didn’t want me when you had me (so why do you
want me now) |
Ben Russell/Bernie Grossman/Geo.J.Bennett |
Catherine Calvert/Nat Mortan |
1919 |
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You’re a million miles from nowhere |
Sam M
Lewis/Joe Young/Walter Donaldson |
Miss Daisy
Dormer |
1919 |
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Zampa (Overture
complete) – Banks sixpenny edition No. 104 |
Herold |
n/a |
circa 1910 |
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