Research Catalog

Title

American popular songs, 1895-1973 [microform] : reel 32.

Publication

[Various places] : [various publishers], ©1928.

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Details

Description

1 microfilm reel.

Subject

• Popular music > United States > 1921-1930

Note

• Popular songs chiefly for voice and piano.
• Titles in order of apperance on microfilm.

Reproduction (note)

• Microfilm.

Contents

• P.S. 1928 series 1 (I-Z): I’m a broken-hearted blackbird-bluebird / lyric by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh -- (Anyone can see with half-an-eye) I’m crazy over you / by Al Sherman & Al Lewis -- (I’m cryin’ ‘cause I know I’m) Losing you / by Cliff Friend -- I’m feelin’ devilish (Oh by golly oh) / by Maceo Pinkard -- I’m in love with you (You’re in love with me) / by Phil Baker, Sid Silvers and J. Russel Robinson -- I’m longing just for you / poem & music by Ruth Prosser -- I’m sorry Sally / words by Gus Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito -- I’m thirsty for kisses-hungry for love (Lonely, with only, just me) / Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots -- (Like a bid that’s on the wing) I’m wingin’ home / words by Benée Russell, music by Henry H. Tobias -- I’ve been wearing too, for you / lyric by H. Macknight, music by Charles H. Roth -- I can’t make her happy (That old girl of mine) / by Lew Pollack and Sidney Clare -- I don’t care / by “Saxie” Dowell -- I don’t know what to do / lyrics by Charley Kenny, music by Tom Dennis -- I faw down an’ go boom! / by James Brockman, Leonard Stevens & B.B.B. -- I kiss your hand, madame / lyrics by Fritz Rotter, American Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by Ralph Erwin -- I knew I’d miss you / words and music by Sol Lewis -- I lost more than a pal / lyric by John Sorrentino, music by John Williams -- I love my old-fashioned man / words by Irving Kahal and Francis Wheeler, music by Sammy Fain -- I love that girl / by Hugh Aitken and Ronald Ross -- I love to bumpity bump (On a bumpy road with you) / by Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Carmen Lombardo -- I miss you Lize / words and music by Frank Crumit -- I need someone (You need someone) / by Teddy Joyce, Irving Rothschild & Benny Meroff -- I never thought (that some day you’d be mine) / words by Ed Lowry, music by Kenneth Albrecht -- I sigh for Hawaii / by Phil Boutelje and Irving Bibo -- I still keep dreaming of you / words by Benny Davis, music by Joe Burke -- I still love you / words by Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager -- I think of what you used to think of me / by Roy Turk, James F. Hanley and Abe Lyman -- I tore up your picture when you said good-bye (but I put it together again) / words and music by Dolly Morse and Andrew Donnelly -- (Gee-oh! Gosh-gosh oh! gee) I want a daddy to cuddle me / words by D.D. Erie, music by Frank A. Wright -- I want a good girl bad / by Joe Darcy, Lou Herscher and Perry Alexander -- I want a “yes” girl / lyric by Irving Caesar, music by Cliff Friend -- I was only fooling (when I said good bye) / by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster -- I’ll do my best / by Little Jack Little, Al Sherman and Al Lewis -- I’ll get by (as long as I have you) / words by Roy Turk, music by Fred E. Ahlert -- I wonder / by Abner Silver, Maceo Pinkard and Benny Davis -- I’d like to ride away to a little hide-away / by Alfred Bryan, Al Hoffman & Pete Wendling -- I’d like to take you home to my mother / words by Billy Rose, music by Little Jack Little -- I’d rather be blue over you (than be happy with somebody else) / words by Billy Rose, music by Fred Fisher -- I’d rather cry over you (than smile at somebody else) / words by Jack Yellen & Phil Ponce, music by Dan Dougherty -- I’d trade my air castles (for a love nest and you) / words by T.J. McWilliams, music by Sunny Clapp -- If I lose you / words by Joseph Notto, music by Frank Maggi -- If I lost you / words by Charlie Harrison & Art Kassel, music by Monte Wilhite -- If you’re sorry, I’m sorry too / words and music by Lew Porter -- If you don’t believe in me / words & music by Harry Idelson -- If you knew her side of the story / words by Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke and Jimmy McHugh -- In a bamboo garden / by Walter Donaldson -- A little town called home-sweet home / by Walter Donaldson -- In a little two by four for two / Al Hoffman & Geo. Brown -- In my bouquet of memories / lyric by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by Harry Akst -- In the evening / words and music by James F. Hanley and Eddie Dowling -- In the sing song sycamore tree / lyric by Mort Dixon, music by Harry Woods -- In the sweet bye and bye / by Alfred Bryan, Francis Wheeler and Pete Wendling -- In vain / by Lou Herscher, Joe Darcey and Perry Alexander -- Is it gonna be long? (till you belong to me) / words by Geo. Whiting, music by Rubey Cowan and Charlie Abbot -- Is there anything wrong in that? / words by Herb Magidson, music by Michael H. Cleary -- ‘Taint so, honey, ‘taint so / by Willard Robison -- It all comes out in the wash / words by Jo. Trent & Harry Tobias, music by Henry H. Tobias -- It goes like this (that funny melody) / lyric by Irving Caesar, music by Cliff Friend -- It must be love / lyric by Chas. Derickson, music by Burton Brown -- Juanita / by Ben Black, Paul Corbell and Walter Smith -- Just a little way away from home / lyric by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by Oscar Levant -- Just a night for meditation / by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young and Lew Pollack -- Just like a melody out of the sky / by Walter Donaldson -- Just whisper / by Bobby Shoemaker and James Churchill -- Just you and me (what a combination we’d be) / words by Charles Tobias & Harry Tobias, music by Al Sherman -- KiKi / by Geo. A. Little, Paul Hosang and Arthur Sizemore ; a Rube Bennett arrangement -- King for a day / lyric by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by Ted Fiorito -- Laughing Water stop your crying / by Alfred Bryan, Pete Wendling & Francis Wheeler -- Lauretta / words by Benny Davis, music by Abner Silver -- Lei Lani (Wreath of heaven) / by Billy Heagney -- Lend me your eyes, pretty baby / words by Alfred Bryan, music by Al Sherman -- Let me forget / by Clarence Williams and James (Slap) White -- Let’s give three cheers (for the three volunteers) / by Jack Palmer and Irving Mills -- Lila / by Archie Gottler, Charles Tobias and Maceo Pinkard -- Little Marian Parker / words and music by Bill Barrett -- Little Miss Okeechobee oh! be mine / by Walter Donaldson -- Lonely little bluebird / by Harry Woods -- Lonely vagabond / words by Mort Harris, music by Ted Snyder -- Lonesome in the moonlight / lyric by Benée Russell, music by Abel Baer -- Love is a treasure / words and music by Louis Breau -- Love letters / by Walter Donaldson & Gus Kahn -- Love me while the music plays / words & music by Billy Hays -- Loving you like I do / words and music by Bernie Grossman, Billy Moll & Arthur Sizemore.
• March of the marionettes / lyric by Raymond Klages, music by D. Savino and Peter De Rose -- Marion / words by Lew Pollack, music by Erno Rapée -- Melancholy Sally / by Jimmie Monaco, Al Piantadosi and Ray Klages -- The merry widow’s got a sweetie now / by Lew Porter, Sam A. Perry -- Mia bella Rosa (My beautiful Rose) / by Ted Koehler and Frank Magine -- A mid-summer’s dream / lyric by Bobby Lewis, music by Nick Kempner and Con Conrad -- Moonbeams / lyric by Henry Blossom, music by Victor Herbert -- Morita / words by Darl MacBoyle, music by Serge Walter -- My baby came home / by Buddy Fields, Charlie Newman and Jack Gardner -- My first sweetheart / by Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert -- My flame is just a match for me / by Sammy Fain, Jack Murray and Jean Herbert -- My heaven is home / words by Harry D. Kerr, music by Errol Collins -- My little dream boat / words by Lou Davis, music by J. Fred Coots -- My Long Island home / words by Ed Livingston Greenwood, music by Hugh V. Knox -- My old girl’s my new girl now / lyric by Irving Caesar, music by Cliff Friend -- My Scandinavian gal (By yumpin’ yiminy) / words by Charles Tobias, Harry Tobias, music by Al Sherman -- My sorority sweetheart / by Al Sherman and Al Lewis -- My treasures / words by Rube Goldberg, music by Lewis E. Gensler -- My troubles are over / words by Edgar Leslie, music by Jimmie Monaco -- My window of dreams / lyric by Alfred Bryan, melody by John Klenner -- Night after night / Gene James & Geo. Brown -- A night of memories / lyric by Jack Yellen, music by M.K. Jerome -- Nothing to do-but think of you / lyric by Jack Meskill and Monty Siegel, music by Felix Bernard -- Old man sunshine (Little boy bluebird) / lyric by Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren -- Old pals are the best pals after all / words by Billy Rose, music by Gene Austin & Charles Bates -- On a Candle-Light Lane (Indiana wants me home again) / lyric by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by Ted Fiorito -- Once upon a time when you cared / words by Richard W. Pascoe, music by Will E. Dulmage -- The one in the world / words by Eric Little, American version by “Mac,” music by Roger Eckersley, American version by D. Savino -- Only a dream / by Lew Pollack, Irving Bibo & Max Prival -- Please let me dream in your arms / words and music by Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Carmen Lombardo -- Pompanola / by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson -- Poor Lizzie / by Abner Silver & Jack Meskill -- Poor people / words by Art Kassel, music by Carmen Lombardo -- Pretty petite and sweet / words by Walter O’Keefe, music by Harry Archer -- Ready for the river / words by Gus Kahn, music by Neil Moret -- Red hair / Alfred Bryan, Francis Wheeler & Ted Snyder, arr. by Harry Tiedman -- Remember me / words by Wally Brainard, music by Richard M. Jones -- Revenge / lyric by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by Harry Akst -- Right or wrong / lyric by Haven Gillespie, music by Arthur Sizemore -- Ring around the moon / by Marvin Smolev, Bernie Seaman & Frank E. Miller -- Roses are red-violets blue, sugar is sweet and so are you / lyrics by Paul Cunningham, music by John McLaughlin -- Say it with jewelry / words and music by Marion Sunshine -- (Run up the steps! Knock at the door!) Shout hallelujah! cause I’m home / by Harold Dixon -- Since she learned to ride a horse / words by Monty Siegel, music by Billy Stone -- Sincerely I do / words by Benny Davis, music by Joe Burke -- Sittin’ and whittlin’ / by Joe Sanders -- Sleepy baby / words & music by Gus Kahn, Ward Perry and Abe Lyman -- Smile until to-morrow / words and music by Ken V. Goulden -- Someday, somewhere (We’ll meet again) / music by Erno Rapée, lyric by Lew Pollack -- Sonny boy / by Al Jolson, B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson -- Sorry for me / by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson -- The spell of the blues / words by Dave Dreyer and Herman Ruby, music by Arthur Johnston -- Sunny skies / by Dave Sonn & Jos. Geo. Gilbert -- Suppose nobody cared / words by Walter Hirsch, music by Charlie Davis -- Sweet Ella May / by Jacques Renard, Mickie Alpert and J. Russel Robinson -- Sweet Emmalina / lyric by Andy Razaf, music by Jack Palmer -- Sweet forget-me-not / words by Gus Kahn, music by Ange Lorenzo and Richard A. Whiting -- Sweet Suzanne / words by Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo. Gilbert -- Sweetheart of memories / words and music by Sam Coslow -- Take a good look at mine / words by Phil Ponce, music by Dan Dougherty -- A tear, a smile, a kiss / lyric by Knud Wiberg, music by Martha Strauss -- Tell me you love me (That’s all I ask of you) / by Henry Santly and Lew Pollack -- Ten little miles from town / words by Gus Kahn, music by Elmer Schoebel -- That’s how I feel about you / by Benny Davis and Archie Gottler -- (That’s just my way of) Forgetting you / by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson -- That’s my mammy! / words by Harry Pease, music by Abel Baer & Ed G. Nelson -- That’s my Virginia! / words by Alfred Bryan, music by Pete Wendling -- That’s my weakness now / words & music by Bud Green and Sam H. Stept -- That old sweetheart of mine / words by Joe Goodwin, music by Larry Shay -- There’s somebody new / words by Gus Kahn, music by Isham Jones -- There’s something about a rose (that reminds me of you) / words by Irving Kahal and Francis Wheeler, music by Sammy Fain -- There must be a silver lining (that’s shining for me) / lyric by Dolly Morse, music by Walter Donaldson -- Think of me thinking of you / words and music by Charlie Abbot, Johnny Marvin and Dale Wimbrow -- ‘Tho’ you threw me down / Larry Norrett, Morey Davidson and Carl Rupp -- To know you is to love you / by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson -- Too busy! / words by Ned Miller, music by Chester Cohn -- Truthful Parson Brown / by Willard Robison -- Twelve o’clock waltz / words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren -- Two little rooms / by Lee Tish -- Up in the sky with you / words by Charles Tobias, music by Al Sherman -- Wa-da-da / (Ev’rybody’s doin’ it now) / by Harry Barris and Jimmy Cavanaugh Was it a dream? / by Sam Coslow, Larry Spier and Addy Britt -- We love it / words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren -- What I fool I was / lyric by Jack Meskill, music by Meyer Gusman -- What a wonderful night this would be / words and music by Billy Smythe & Art Gillham -- What are we waiting for? / words by Ray Klages, music by Max Kortlander -- What do you say? / by Jack Yellen, Milton Ager and Paul Ash -- What does it matter if it’s raining (as long as we have sunshine in our hearts) / by Paul Cunningham and Florence Bennett -- When I sang the tenor in that old quartet (in my home town) / Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster & John Siras -- When I tip-tip-toe up (a tuck-tuck-tucky lane) / words by Billy Rose & Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren -- When sweet Susie goes steppin’ by / by Whitey Kaufman, Fred Kelly and Irving Bibo -- When you said “good-night” (did you really mean “good-bye”?) / by Walter Donaldson -- Where the shy little violets grow / by Gus Kahn and Harry Warren -- While we waltz “goodnight” / words by Jack Meskill, music by Charles Rosoff -- Whisper sweet and whisper low / words by Alfred Bryan, music by Joe Burke -- Who-oo is she? (sh-sh-sh-she’s mine) / by Benee Russell, Charles Tobias and Henry H. Tobias -- Who’s to blame / by Harry Link, Sam Coslow & Larry Spier, piano arr. by Chas. Maxwell Smith -- Who wouldn’t be blue? / by Benny Davis & Joe Burke -- Who wouldn’t be jealous of you? / by Larry Shay, Haven Gillespie & George Frommel -- The whole world knows I love you / by Archie Gottler, Sidney Clare & Maceo Pinkard -- Why? (do I love you like I do?) / words and music by Sam Gold, Billy Hays & Don Rockwell -- Will the angels play their harps for me? : A beggar’s lament / words by Walter Hirsch, music by Monte Wilhite -- Will you be sorry? / lyric by Gus Kahn, music by Grace Leboy Kahn -- Yellow dog blues / W.C. Handy -- You’re drifting away from me / words by Jack Mahoney, music by Harold Dellon -- You’re in love and I’m in love / Walter Donaldson -- You’re just a great big baby doll / by Lou Herscher, Joe Darcey & Perry Alexander -- You’re only passing the time with me (and later you’ll pass me by) / words and music by Will Oakland -- You’re the cream in my coffee / by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson -- You’re the first thing I think of in the morning (and the last thing I think of at night) / words by Billy Tracey, music by Jack Stanley -- You’re wonderful / words by Buddy Fields, music by Buddy Fields, Jack Gardner and Paul Ash -- You bet I do / by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots -- You say you’re through with me / by Harry Sosnik, Jack Crawford & Lew Porter -- You’ll never know / by Al Jolson, Arthur Franklin and Billy Rose.

Call Number

*ZB-2491 reel 32

Title

American popular songs, 1895-1973 [microform] : reel 32.

Imprint

[Various places] : [various publishers], ©1928.

Reproduction

Microfilm. New York : New York Public Library, 1991. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (MN *ZZ-31921)

Research Call Number

*ZB-2491 reel 32