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Description

1. 1 microfilm reel.

Subject

1. Popular music -- United States -- To 1901

Contents

1. P.S. 1896, series 2: All coons look alike to me / words and music by Ernest Hogan [partially mutilated] -- All for the love of a girl / words and music byChas. K. Harris, arr. By Jos. Clauder -- Crappy Dan de spo’tin’ man / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan -- Down in Poverty Row / words by Gussie L. Davis, music by Arthur Trevelyan -- The “Dugan kid” who lives in Hogan’s Alley / words by Wm. H. Friday Jr., music by Homer Tourjée -- Elsie from Chelsea / words and music by Harry Dacre -- A girl after my own heart / words and music by Dave Marion -- Hello daddy, I knew that was your car! / composed by Charles Coleman and Monroe H. Rosenfeld, words by Raymond a. Browne -- Here’s to the health of mother / words by Fred C. Vorhauer, music by Aug. H. Meyer -- Honey on my lips / words and music by Charles E. Trevathan [partially mutilated] -- I don’t love nobody / words & music by Lew. Sully -- I wonder if she’ll ever come back to me / words & music by Paul Dresser -- Just set a light / words by Henry V. Neal, music by Gussie L. Davis -- Love makes the world go round / words by Clyde Fitch, music arranged by William Furst -- My sailor lass / words and music by Edw. J. Abram, op. 93 -- Only a rosebud that she wore in her hair / words by Arthur J. Lamb, music by Anita Owen -- No-one ever loved you more than I / words by Edw. B. Marks, music by Jos. W. Stern -- Norah my queen / [by] Louis B. Couch -- On the benches in the park / written and composed by James Thornton -- Rosie Deane / words and music by Lee Johnson -- Sarah! (or A broken heart) / [by] R.E. Graham -- She’s the daughter of Officer Porter / words by M.E. Rourke, music by Geo. Schleiffarth -- Shootin craps by the light o’ the moon / by Harry Von Tilzer, arr. By E. Rautenberg -- Dat’s me! / words by Alf. Hampton, music by J.A. Silberberg -- Then the pipe went out / words by Isaac G. Reynolds, music by H.W. Petrie -- The upper Broadway girls / words and music by Harry S. Miller, arr. By Geo. A. Cragg -- When Miss Maria Johnson marries me / words and music by [Bert] Williams and [George] Walker -- You’re not the only pebble on the beach / words by Harry Braisted, music by Stanley Carter.
2. P.S. 1897, series 1: An armful of kittens and a cat! / words and music by M.J. Fitzpatrick -- As your hair grows whiter / words & music by Harry Dacre -- The beauty spot / words by Jack Prendergast, music by Charles Delatorre -- ‘Cause ma baby loves me / words & music by William Seelye Wilson -- The bold militiaman / words & music by Harry B. Morris -- A toreador’s love song / words by M.E. Rourke, music by G.J. Couchois, op. 92 -- Bom-ba-shay / [by] Max Hoffmann -- Break the news to mother / words and music by Chas. K. Harris, arr. By Jos. Clauder -- A bunch of violets / words by Walter Pleugh, music by Floyd McKinstry Schoonmaker -- The concert hall singer / words and music by James Thornton -- Daisy McIntyre / words by Jas. W. Blake, music by Chas. B. Lawlor -- The day that’s gone can never come again / words & music by Safford Waters -- Don’t fool, data black gal’s mine! / words & music by Harry Macdonough -- Enjoy yourselves / words by Dave Reed Jr., music by Chas. B. Ward -- La hoola boola / words and music by Bob Cole and Billy Johnson -- How’d yer like ter be a dorg? / words by Geo. W. Day, music by Dave Reed Jr. -- I’m not too old to love / words and music by Joseph Thompson Jr. -- I can’t find another love like Nell / words and music by John T. Kelly -- I don’t care if yo’ nebber comes back / words by Raymond a. Browne, music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld -- If you love me / [words by] James Clarence Harvey, [music by] Edith Marie Youmans -- I’ve just come back to say good-bye / words and music by Chas K. Harris, arranged by Jos. Clauder -- I wonder if they care to see me now / words & music by Chas. Horwitz [heavily mutilated] -- In the golden long ago / [by] R.M. Stultts -- It ain’t no lie / [by] Moran & Helf -- Jack, how I envy you / words & music by Harry Von Tilzer -- Ma Honey Lou / words and music by Fred M. Statia, arr. By Aug. H. Meyer -- Ma sweetest girl / words by Leander Richardson, music by Andrew Mack -- Mamie Reilly / words and music by Maude Nugent -- Mammy’s little pumpkin colored coons / by Hillman and Perrin -- Margaret / words by Dan Packard, music by J.E. Nicol -- Mr. Morton, stop your courtin’ / words by Chas. Horwitz, music by Fred’k V. Bowers [partially mutilated] -- Mr. Vandyke from Klondyke / words and music by Wm. L. Berry -- My dusky queen, good night / words by Jack Fay, music by J.B. Oliver -- My neat little, sweet little, girl / words by Edgar Smith, music by Andrew Le Roc -- Oh! Daddy / words and music by Felix McGlennon -- Oh! What a beautiful ocean / words and music by Wm. B. Gray -- On Broadway after three / written & composed by Walter de Frece & Edmund Francis -- Pretty Pauletta / words and music by Thos. H. Chilvers -- Rafferty’s moral show / words by Karl Kennett, music by Lyn Udall -- Sally Warner ‘round the corner / by Chas. Graham -- She’s the talk of New York / words by Jas. O’Dea, music by M.B. Garrett [partially mutilated] -- She never did the same thing twice / by Felix McGlennon -- The song of a soldier / words & music by Handel Hastings -- The sporty widow Brown / words by Harry Braisted, music by Stanley Carter -- The street urchin’s fate / words and music by Thos. H. Chilvers -- Susquehanna Sue / words and music by J. Frank Walsh -- Sweet Katie Clare / [words by] Waltter Pleugh,[music by] F. McK. Schoonmaker -- Sweet Rosabelle / words and music by Joseph Sharples Jr. -- Teach me how to kiss, dear / words by Hugh Morton, music by Gustave Kerker -- There’s a little star shining for you / words by James Thornton, music by Bonnie Thornton -- There’s something about it that’s nice / words & music by Richard R. Hanch -- They’ll never come back again / words & music by Thos. H. Chilvers -- Vi’ginia, ma baby! / words & music by Harry Jonas -- The village choir / words & music by John Havens -- Wanted—someone to take me home / words and music by Harry C. Renchard -- The warmest colored gal in town / by Will H. Kerr and Geo. A. Nichols -- The warmest coon in town / words by Dan Packard, music by Robert Cone -- What might have been can never be / words and music by Joseph Sharples Jr. -- What yo g’wine to do foh yo baby? / words and music by Malcolm Williams -- When a woman loves / words and music by Philip Kussel -- Who pull’d dat trigger / [words and music by] Dustin and Gilbert -- You’ll find a girl to please you here in town / words and music by Walter Hawley -- Ze Parisienne grisette / by Gustave Lueders -- The wedding of the Chinee and the coon / words by Billy Johnson, music by Bob Cole, arr. by Theo. F. Morse.
3. P.S. 1897, series 2: Araminta / words & music by Michael B. Garrett [partially mutilated] -- Carolina Dinah / written by Robert Stanley, composed by Erroll Stanhope -- A child’s sweet dream / words & music by Leo Weine -- Don’t yer tease me, Lulu! / words by George Cooper, music by John H. Slavin -- Do your honey do / by Theo. A. Metz -- Dreaming, dreaming / words by Harry B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert -- Every nigger had a lady, but me / words and music by Karl St. Clair -- For Old Glory / words by J. Cheever Goodwin, music by William Furst -- For the week-end / words and music by Harry B. Norris -- Honey, you’se ma lady love / [by] Nat Mann -- How I love my baby Lou! / words and music by Lew Sully -- I don’t like no cheap man! / words and music by [Bert] Williams & [George] Walker, arr. by W.H. Tyers -- I’ll marry Mollie Connor / words by Nace Bonville, music by Leo W. Wright -- Joe an’ me / words by K. McCosh Clarke, [music by] G.H. Clutsam -- Just say “bye bye” mah honey / words by Raymond A. Browne, music by Charles Coleman [partially mutilated] -- Just to be lovers again / words by Raymond A. Browne, music by Charles Coleman -- Kiss your mamm’ good-night! / words and music by Frances Armstrong Woods -- Laughing song / words by George Dance, music by John Crook, arr. By Chas. E. Pratt -- Mary Ann—Marie / words by Charles Hoyt, music by Richard Stahl -- Miss Harvard of Yale / words by Andrew B. Sterling, music by Harry Von Tilzer -- My honey Lou / words and music by Fred M. Statia,arr. By Aug. H. Meyer -- Olcott’s fly song / [by] Chauncey Olcott -- The old fashioned mother / [by] Chauncey Olcott -- On the banks of the Wabash, far away / words and music by Paul Dressser -- The pleading child / words and music by Sylvester Strasser -- Pretty, black-eyed Sue / words and music by Bonnie Thornton -- She’ the talk of New York / words by Jas. O’dea, music by M.B. Garrett -- Since Mary Harris went to Paris / words and music by Wm. B. Gray -- Somebody has my heart / words and music by G.L. Spaulding -- Sweet Genevieve / words by George Cooper, music by Henry Tucker -- Sweet Inniscarra / lyric and music by Chauncey Olcott -- Syncopated Sandy / written and composed by Ned Wayburn and Stanley Whiting -- Tell me not / words by F.E. Weatherly, music by G.J. Couchois -- That’s the way queens do / words and music by Frank K. Cole -- They never mention your name / words by [Andrew] B. Sterling, music by Harry von Tilzer -- Three-eleven-thirty-three / words and music by Johnnie Carroll -- Trying to live down the past / words and music by W.R. Williams -- Two on a wheel / by Minnie e. Elliott, arr. By Fr. Mayr -- Waiting for you and I / words & music by Chas. Graham -- Would you? / words and music by Geo. Schleiffarth (“Maywood”).

Call number

1. *ZB-2491 reel 2

Note

1. Popular songs chiefly for voice and piano.
2. Titles in order of apperance on microfilm.
3. Some items in poor contion.

Reproduction (note)

1. Microfilm.

Title

1. American popular songs, 1895-1973 [microform] : reel 2.

Imprint

1. [Various places] : [various publishers], ©1896-1897.

Reproduction

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

Research call number

1. *ZB-2491 reel 2