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Scan 91
Variety radio directory (1938-1939), 1938
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1MUSICAL-HISTORICAL
21910 by Hawkes & Sons, London; assigned 1910 to Jos. W. Stern & Co.; assigned 1912 to Edw. B. Marks Music Co. (Published as a song, with words by E. Ray Goetz, 1911).
4[address hidden] song (Naughty Marietta). w., Rida Johnson Young. m., Victor Herbert. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1910.
6Kiss me, my honey, kiss me. w., Irving Berlin. m., Ted Snyder. Ted Snyder Co., Inc., cop. 1910.
8Let me call you sweetheart. w., m., Beth Slater Whitson and Leo Friedman. Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music Co., cop. 1910 by Leo Friedman, Chicago; assigned 1910 to Harold Rossiter Music Co.
10Liebesfreud. Composition for violin and piano. m., Fritz Kreisler. Carl Fischer, Inc., cop. 1910.
12Life is only what you make it after all (Tillie's Nightmare). w., Edgar Smith. m., A. Baldwin Sloane. Chicago: Chas. K. Harris, cop. 1910.
14Morning. w., Frank L. Stanton. m., Oley Speaks. G. Schirmer, Inc., cop. 1910.
16Mother Machree (Barry of Ballymore). w., Rida Johnson Young. m., Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R. Ball. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1910.
18My heart has learned to love you, now do not say good-bye. w., Dave Reed. m., Ernest R. Ball. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1910.
20Oh, that beautiful rag (Up and Down Broadway). w., Irving Berlin. m., Ted Snyder. Ted Snyder Co., cop. 1910.
22On Mobile Bay. w., Earle C. Jones. m., Charles N. Daniels. Jerome H. Remick & Co., cop. 1910.
24A perfect day. w., m., Carrie Jacobs-Bond. Chicago: Carrie Jacobs-Bond & Son, cop. 1910 by Carrie Jacobs-Bond.
26Put your arms around me, Honey. w., Junie McCree. m., Albert Von Tilzer. The York Music Co., cop. 1910.
28Schoen Rosmarin—Fair Rosmarin. Composition for violin and piano. m., Fritz Kreisler. Carl Fischer, Inc., cop. 1910.
30Silver bell. w., Edward Madden. m., Percy Wenrich. Jerome H. Remick & Co., cop. 1910.
32Some of these days. w., m., Shelton Brooks. Chicago: Will Rossiter, cop. 1910.
34Somebody else, it's always somebody else. w., Jack Drislane. m., George W. Meyer. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1910.
36Steamboat Bill. w., Ren Shields. m., Leighton Bros. F. A. Mills, cop. 1910.
38That beautiful rag. w., Irving Berlin. m., Ted Snyder. Ted Snyder Co., cop. 1910.
40That minor strain. w., Cecil Mack. m., Ford Dabney. The Gotham-Attucks Music Co., cop. 1910 by R. C. McPherson and Ford Dabney.
42That's why they call me "Shine." w., Cecil Mack. m., Ford Dabney. Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., cop. 1910.
44That's Yiddisha love. w., m., James Brockman. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1910.
46Two little love bees (The Spring Maid). w., Robert B. Smith. m., Heinrich Reinhardt. Jos. W. Stern & Co., cop. 1909 by Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig; assigned 1910 to Jos. W. Stern & Co.; cop. 1910 by Jos. W. Stern & Co.
48Under the yum, yum tree. w., Andrew B. Sterling. m., Harry Von Tilzer. Harry Von Tilzer Pub. Co., cop. 1910.
50Washington and Lee swing. w., C. A. Robbins. m., Thornton W. Allen and M. W. Sheafe. Thornton W. Allen, cop. 1910 and 1920 by Thornton W. Allen and R. G. Thach; cop. 1930 by Thornton W. Allen.
52What's the matter with father? w., Harry H. Williams. m., Egbert Van Alstyne. Jerome H. Remick & Co., cop. 1910.
54The wild rose (When Sweet Sixteen). w., George V. Hobart. m., Victor Herbert. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1910.
56Winter. w., Alfred Bryan. m., Albert Gumble. Jerome H. Remick & Co., cop. 1910.
58You are the ideal of my dreams. w., m., Herbert Ingraham. Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., cop. 1910.
60You remind me of the girl that used to go to school with me! w., Jack Drislane. m., Charles Miller. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1910.
62CAVALCADE—Continued
64The Boy Scouts of America came into being.
66Halley's comet, discovered in [address hidden]., re-appeared in 1910 and caused vast consternation. (It will be visible again in 1985.)
68Jack Johnson stopped Jim Jeffries, when the latter attempted a comeback, in 15 rounds at Reno, Nevada. Johnson's mother told newspaper reporters her boy had said he "would bring home the bacon," and the American language got another colorful phrase.
70Motion picture producers turned their eyes from the east to the Coast, and thus what now amounts to Hollywood was born.
72Charles Evans Hughes was appointed to the Supreme Court.
74Mayor Gaynor, of New York City, was
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