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Sheet Music Listing WIMA Catalog Listing Count of items in this report 5438 Sheet Music -- All Formats Monday, April 23, 2012 Page 1 of 248 Title Publisher Dates Notes Object Number L / S Collection "Come Back To Erin James F. Hey & Co No copyright date. Old. Plain cover. 1231 SL 2 IF "Mayflower" Lancers, The Boosey & Co. Ltd Alfred Concanen: Artwork on cover; On popular 67 SL 68 AlCon American airs. 3,121 Miles Away Leeds Music Corporation 1942 Distance from Ireland to America. 856 SM 2 IF A-Broken Song Pallma Music Publishers 1925 290 SL 2 IF A.B.C.'s Of The U. S. A. Cohan & Harris Publishing Co. 1908 Song is from Cohan play titled "The Yankee 1451 SL 2 IF Prince". Cover is separated from contents. A.O.H.'s Of The U.S.A., The Leo. Feist 1914 Song sung by Nora Bayes, pictured on the cover. 781 SL 2 IF Abie's Irish Nose Dixon-Lane Music Pub. Co Interesting cover, but the music contents is 1225 SM 2 IF missing. Abie's Irish Nose Dixon-Lane Music Pub. Co 1925 Spin-off on the similarly titled popular theatre 1629 SM 2 IF show. Amusing cover design. Abie's Irish Rose Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc. 1923 Jimmy Hussey of the Ziegfeld Follies is pictured 2312 SL 2 IF on the cover. Abie's Irish Rose Royale & Alley 1927 Song sung by composers, who are pictured on 801 SM 2 IF the cover (with artwork). Abie's Irish Rose Melodies Paull-Pioneer Music Corporation 1942 Five various selections combined into melody. 1239 SM 2 IF Abie's Wild Irish Rose Denton & Haskins Music 1924 691 SM 2 IF Company Abie's Wild Irish Rose Denton & Haskins Music 1924 802 SM 2 IF Company Abraham Irving Berlin Music Corp 1942 Song is from Paramount film titled "Holiday Inn" 113 SM 2 IF starring Bing Crosby. The songsheet is smaller than standard (small) size and without cover. Abraham Riley Frank Harding - Music Publisher 1930 Song sung by Fitzpatrick Brothers. 1404 SL 2 IF and Printer Abraham, Martin And John Roznique Music Inc. 1968 Song is about John F. Kennedy (and Bobby 1520 SM 2 IF Kennedy)….. Absinthe Frappe M. Witmark & Sons 1904 Song is from the production titled "It Happened 2297 SL 2 IF In Nordland".` Absinthe Frappe M. Witmark & Sons 1904 Song is from production titled "It Happened in 1572 SL 2 IF Nordland". Abul The Bulbul Ameer Calumet Music Co. 1935 Song associated with George Duffy and his 1768 SM 2 IF orchestra. He is pictured on the cover. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Edwin H. Morris & Company Inc. 1944 Song is from the film titled "Here Come The 1424 SM 2 IF Waves" starring Bing Crosby, Betty Hutton and Sonny Tufts. All pictured on the cover. Published with Canadian Music Sales Corp. Ltd. Sheet Music -- All Formats Monday, April 23, 2012 Page 2 of 248 Title Publisher Dates Notes Object Number L / S Collection Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate-The Positive Edwin H. Morris & Company Inc. 1944 From the Parmount Moving Picture "Here Comes 148 SM 4 ECW the Waves". Accidents Will Happen Burke-Van Heusen & Associates 1950 Song is from film titled "Mr Music" starring 251 SM 2 IF Music Corp. Bing Crosby. Pictures from the film are on the cover. Achal By The Sea John Church & Co. 1925 A little Irish Song. Plain cover. 1547 SM 2 IF Achushla! I'm Calling Thee Jerome H. Remick & Co. 1914 889 SL 2 IF Across The Bridge Of Sighs Joseph Flanner Publishing 1902 Song sung by Edith Ellbach (pictured on the 644 SL 2 IF cover). Adoration Waltz J.W. Jenkins Sons Music Co 1924 Song featured by Morton Downey. 1105 SM 2 IF Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, The Hopwood & Crew 1869 Alfred Concanen: Artwork on cover; Arranged 35 SL 68 AlCon by M. Hobson. After Sundown Robbins Music Corporation 1933 Copyright by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp, 149 SM 4 ECW NY,NY - but assigned to Robbins. Song was used in the Cosmopolitan-MGM film "Going Hollywood". After The Ball Chas. K. Harris - Publisher 1892 The cover is loose. 2596 SL 2 IF After The Rain Leo. Feist 1925 Song is from the production titled "The Beloved 1456 SM 2 IF Bandit" starring Gerald Griffin (who is pictured on the cover). Afterwards May Be Too Late Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd 1928 Song was featured by Talbot O'Farrell (pictured 123 SL 2 IF on the cover). Agricultural Irish Girl, The Francis Bros. & Day Song sung by Walter Munroe. Picture on the 2231 SL 2 IF cover is not identified. No copy right date given. Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life M. Witmark & Sons 1910 Picture of Victor Herbert on cover. 408 SM 4 ECW Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life B. Feldman & Co 1910 Song is used in film titled "The Great Victor 253 SM 2 IF Herbert" based on the life of the composer. Mary Martin and Alan Jones, stars of the film pictured on the cover. Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life M. Witmark & Sons 1910 252 SM 2 IF Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life M. Witmark & Sons 1910 200 SM 2 IF Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life M. Witmark & Sons 1941 1087 SM 2 IF Ah, So Pure Calumet Music Co. 1938 Bob Crosby is pictured on the cover. The song is 1065 SM 2 IF from the opera titled "Martha" by Franz von Flotow. Ah, Sweet Is Tipperary Augusta M. Hiner, Publisher 1932 Plain white cover design. 1417 SL 2 IF Aileen Aroon Oliver Ditson Company 1853 Plain cover. 2418 SL 2 IF Aileen Aroon Samuel Lee - Publisher Irish Song as sung by Signor Savoi at the 2333 SL 2 IF Rotunda (Dublin Lying-in Hospital). Old. Publishing date is thought to be around 1770. Sheet Music -- All Formats Monday, April 23, 2012 Page 3 of 248 Title Publisher Dates Notes Object Number L / S Collection Áiry Mary Hi Browning Music Company 1919 A bit of Ireland in Waltz Time as featured by the 854 SM 2 IF Primrose Four. Al The Popular Music Company 1928 Once upon a time in an American presidential 1806 SM 2 IF election process…..patrotic picture of "himself" is on the cover.(Fisher design). Al Fresco M. Witmark & Sons 1904 1078 SM 2 IF Al. Smith Frank Harding - Music Publisher 1928 Song sung by John Rooney (pictured on the 2091 SL 2 IF and Printer cover). Alice Blue Gown Leo. Feist 1919 Song is from "Irene" - the RKO Radio Picture 409 SM 4 ECW film starring Anna Neagle and Ray Milland (picture on the cover). Alice O'Grady Roger Bros Music Publishing Co 1906 Song is from musicial comedy title "In Ireland" 118 SL 4 ECW with the Rodger Bros. All Alone And Lonely Broadcast Music Inc 1941 Song featured by Jimmy Dorsey (pictured). 1309 SM 2 IF All Erin Is Calling Mavourneen G. Ricordi & Co., Inc. 1916 Plain Cover. 2456 SL 2 IF All Kinds Of Everything Mews Music Limited 1970 Winning song of 1970 Eurovision. Recorded by 209 SM 2 IF Dana on Rex R 11054. All My Boys M. Witmark & Sons 1922 Song is from Cohan production titled "Little 752 SM 2 IF Nellie Kelly". All My Life Sam Fox Publishing Co. 1936 From the Republic picture "Laughing Irish Eyes" 1 SM 4 ECW All Our Friends George M. Cohan Music 1922 1968 The song is used in the Broadway musical 1851 SM 2 IF Publishing Co., Inc. production titled "George M." based on the life of George M. Cohan and starring Joel Grey. All Right, Louie, Drop The Gun Leo. Feist 1949 Song recorded by Arthur Godfrey. 1303 SM 2 IF All That I Want Is In Ireland A. L. Stasny Music Co. 1920 Cover is painted scene done by Xavier Willis. 2 SM 2 IF All That I Want Is In Ireland Jeff Branenn Publishing 1917 Song introduced by Harry Ellis (pictured on the 634 SL 2 IF cover). All The Blue Bonnets Over The Border G. Willig Publisher No copyright date. Old. An original National Air, 992 SL 2 IF performed by Mr. Braham. Taken from a book or collection? All The World Will Belong To Me Lawrence Wright Music Co., Ltd 1922 Song sung by Talbot O'Farrell. 205 SL 2 IF All You Have To Do Is Say You're Irish James Calvin Music Co. 1916 572 SL 2 IF Almost Home Sherman, Clay & Co. 1915 1604 SL 2 IF Almost Like Being In Love Sam Fox Publishing Co. 1947 Copyright by Alan Lerner and Frederick Loewe. 288 SM 4 ECW Song is from the stage musical titled "Brigadoon". Almost Like Being In Love Sam Fox Publishing Co. 1947 Song is from the film version of the musical 924 SM 2 IF titled "Brigadoon" , which stars Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse and Van Johnson. They are pictured on the cover. Sheet Music -- All Formats Monday, April 23, 2012 Page 4 of 248 Title Publisher Dates Notes Object Number L / S Collection Alone Again (Naturally) Leeds Music Ltd 1972 Song is recorded by Gilbert O'Sullivan on MAM 175 SM 2 IF Records. He is pictured on cover. Alone Again (Naturally) MAM (Music Publishing) 1972 Song sung by Gilbert O'Sullivan. 608 SM 2 IF Alone Again (Naturally) Management Agency and Music 1972 Song recorded by Gilbert O'Sullivan (pictured on 1428 SM 2 IF Publishing the cover). Along The Navajo Trail Leeds Music Corporation 1945 Original copyright listed as 1942 and renewed 150 SM 4 ECW each year thereafter. Hand written note inside songsheet says that the song was used in a Republic Film titled "Don't Fence Me In" starring Roy Rogers.
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