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Goober Peas P. Nutt, Lilsq., New York, John L. Peters, C.1864 B.R A.Lil.Blackmar, La Goober peas P. Nutt, lilsq., New York, John L. Peters, c.1864 b.r A.lil.Blackmar, La. ,---- - -- - - - ---- ---- 12 Gooch, William Byron's farewell to the maid of Athens. Cincinnati, A.C.Peters & bro c1861-6fi] I I I l ____ _ • -------------------r #34 Gooch, lh. -- Danube river. Boston, Vllite, Smith, 1871 • ------- --- -----•---- -- -------~ r Langstroth. Goooh.wm. v.26.p.367 JUliette Waltz. By Wffi.Gooch. Boston, White Smith & Co •• 298 & 300 Washington St. 0.1872. 5 pp. no.3-5. 2nd & last pages blank • • ~-I Vol.50 Goooh, Willi~ (arrg.) I p.7 Only a. dream of home. •••Words and music by C. A. White. Arra.nged by Wm. Goooh. Boston, White, Smith & Company, 0.(1872). Plate no. 1113.4. 6pp • • -------- 1 '37 Gooch" W11Jj.8lll Reuben and Rachel. Boston" Vrlte" Smith, 1878. I I I I i I I I I j" - Good Poy, Uncle Sam. c1898 --·--1 [ Rosenfeld, Monroe H. No.43 Spanish American War Songs. I Song Sheet •••Words only. I • Good bye ..• cards interfiled with Goodbye (one word) • Good Clean Fun. Bock, Jerry. N.Y., Sunbeam Husic Corp., F 01960. I I Langstroth Good Company. I V.25, p.19l Song. Words by Dr. Chas. Mackay. Music by Stephen Adams. No imprint. 6pp. no. 2-5, last p. blank. On oover: ornate design; fig. 3t in 6-pt. star • L • J Good evenin' Seymour, Tot. c and others:!. N. 'i". t Davis, Coots and Engel Inc., 1930. copy 1 copy 2 together with "In my Heart - Its Youll • I- No -55 Good fellow gal Novelty waltz ballad. Lyric by J. Keirn I Brennan. Music by Alex Gerber. M. Wi tmark & Sons, Nm-I York. ~c. I92I,. Plate no.: M. W.& Sons. I6385-3. 6pp. no. 2-4. On cover: Water color of girl set on pink ani! blue background. Witmark Popular Standard Pictorial symbol. Cover by: Hy-Art Studio. pp • .5,6: adv. tt I r.:--~ INo. 56 Good For You - Bad for Me • Words and musio by B.G. DeSy1va, Lew Brown I and Ray Henderson • N.Y., DeSylva, Brawn and Henderson~ Ino. 01930 I I • I"" ~ Good Humor. " Rondo for Piano. By Frederic Baumfe1der. Ope 274. Cinoinnati, The John Churoh Company, 0.(1897). Plate no. 12424-4. 6pp. no. 2-5, last p. blank. On oover: lithograph portrait of woman & design; fig. 4 in a-pt. oirole • • v.l3 Good humor. p.226 Humereske. HUIDDreske. Composition pour piano, par Fritz Spindler. Op.27. Philadelphia, G. An.d.N" and Co. PI. mark: G.A. &; Co. 1375-9 L • No.55oS5 ~--Good-little bad-little- you 'k- Words and music by Bud Green and Sam H. fI Stept. Green & Stept Inc., 745 7th Av., New York City cc.a9Z8~. 6pp. no.3-5. On cover: Lithograph of innocent-looking girl casting shadow with devil horns. Plate mark: Good little bad 3. pp.l,6 - adv • • _I --------~------- R784.8 Good luck Mary. ! £5699 Good luck Mary. Empire City Quartet latest 1890 march song, Good Luck 1Itary. Words by Alfred v.3 Bryan and Edgar Leslie.• Nusic by AI. PiantadQs~ p.96 New York, Harry Cooper Pub. 6~.m1909~ Pl. mar~ Good luck Mary. 4. I 6p. ' Portrai ts Empire City Quartet: Harry cooperj Harry Tally. Irving Cooper and Harry Mayo on . cover. Advertisement on p.c6~ • I I • I I Bryan, Alfred Leslie, Edgar 1885- Piantado:Si, Al '1884- I -- I No.47 Good luck Mary. Piantadosi, Al. N.Y·, Shapiro music pub. c.lI09 • • N. D. A Good Man Is Hard to Find • Words and music by Eddie Green • N.Y., Pace and Hand~ Music Co. (undated) • ~Odmoming. I NO.t>6 (j Brown, Naci0 Herb. N.Y., Chappell & Co., I Inc., 19$9~ • ~-~ --~----~ -- ---------~-I ~o.ss .- Good morning dearie - (selection) \ I Charles Dillingham presents the new musical comedy, Good Morning,Dearie. Book and lyrics \ by Anne Caldwell. Music by Jerome Kern. Stag- I I ed by Edward Royce. T. B. Harms Company, New , York. cC. 1921:1. Plate no.: T. B. H. Co. 194- \ I 14. II l6pp. no.: 2-16. II On cover: Pink and white decoratice design. List of vocal arrangements. p. 16: adv. I • I No.48 Good mo'nin' judge. Hein, Silvio. N.Y., T.B.Harms Day and Hunter, c.19l0 • • I:: Good morning glory_ N v DeSyl va Bro\om & II Revel , Harry. -3-3- , I Henderson. Inc •• c.19 • I I I I I I I I I I 1 1_- • - I • I I . I ~l~~----.~.:_ ~. '~.~_J ~- Good Morning Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip ---- -- I No.54 By Robert Lloyd _ Army Song Leader. "War edition". Popular edition. Leo. Feist, Inc., New York cc.1918~. Plate no.:3943-2. 4pp. no.2&3. On cover: Picture of a man in uniform. p.4 - adv • L__ _ • -1- -I No.55 Good News Laurence Schwab and Frank Mansel present the collegiate musical comedy Good News! Words and music by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson. Book by Laurence Schwab, and B.G. De Sylva. Book staged by Edgar MacGregor. Musical numbers staged by Rob't. Connolly. With George Olsen (himself) and his music. De Sylva, Brown and Henderson, Inc., New York cc.1927~. Plate no.: Good News-4. I 6pp. no.2-5. (see next card) I • __ J - - -- -- --- - ------- - ---, I -2- I On cover: Lithograph of a woman reading I a newspaper and a list of 8 other songs from the show. p.2 - begins ukulele arrangement. p.6 - adv • I 1___ _ • ~- Good News! The best things in life are free. DeSylva~ George & others See The best things in life are free • • I I I Good News. Gee, But I'd Like To Make You HaPPY_I I Shay, Larry; Ward, George; Montgomery, Regg~ I I I See Gee, But I'd Like To Make You Happy_ , Good News. If You're Not Kissing Me. Brown, Naoio Herb See If You're Not Kissing Me • • - -'I I R700.8 Good news from home. " :t'T95 Ballad as SUl"l.e by Ordwayt s Aeolian s and j v.2 other ••• celebrated vocalists througnout ••• the Leahy union... Words Be music composed Be mest aff~t­ p.149 ionat1ey dedicated to his Mother by P.S. Gilmer. Boston, G.P. Reed Be Co., 1854. Plate no. 2139. 'I 6p. p.6. blank. Piano and guitar versions 25 cts. net• • • Gilmore, Patrick· Sarsr:teld No. 59 Good news from home. Ballad as sung by Ordway's Aolians, Geo. Christy & Woods Minstrels, West & Peels Camp­ bell Minstrels, Christy's Minstrels and other celebrated vocalists throughout the Union. Words & Music composed & most affectionately dedicated to his Mother by p. S. Gilmore. I Boston, G. P. Reed & Co., 0.1854. Plate No.2l39j 6pp. no. 2-5, p.6 blank. I Cop. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - I On covers: beneath composer's name. "Author I of 'Sad news from home'''; decorative design. Cop.l, fig.2tein5-pt. star; Cop.2,3,4, Price 25/. I ______ - ___ -- __ - ___________ --,_J Vol.94 Good news from home. p.19 Ballad as sung by Ordway's Aolians ••• Geo. Christy & Woods Minstrels ••• ~jest & Peels Campbell Minstrels ••• Christy's Minstrels. Words & music oomposed & most affeotionately dedicated to his mother by P. S. Gilmore. Guitar. Boston, G. P. Reed & Co., 17 Tremont Row, 0.1858? Plate no. 2226. 6pp. no. 3-5, 2nd & last pp. blank. On oover: decorative design; "author of ••• " - I song; Piano; fig. 2t in 5-pt. star. p.5: F. GOOkere itz, music engvr. 3 verses. Good News From Home. - Gilmore, Patrick Sarsfield See also Boosey's Christy's Minstrels Album. Harris, George Frederick (arrg.) • ~~--~--~--~----~-- ~ -----" 1 No.3 Good-night. Ant. Dvor8:k:. Cincinnati. The Jennings Music I Store, c. 1891 • I • / Good night. Eastman, A.H. and HeItman, Fred. Cleveland, Ohio, Fred HeItman Company, c1916 • ~i_ • No. 40 Good Night. "Anda.nte and Allegro." A Colleotion of Pieces without Octaves, for the Pianoforte. Edited, revised and fingered by the Best Modern Masters. Niels W. Gade ••• Revised and fingered by Wm• Scharfenberg. New York, G. Sohirmer; 0.1887. Plate no. 4485. 4pp. no. 2-3, last p. adv. On cover: geometric border; list of 8 pieces &: prioes • L • V.36 Good Night. p.129 The Poetry by Doct. T. Gray. Music from "Masaniello". Arranged as a Solo and Chorus for his Pupils by G. Kingsley. Boston, C. Bradlee, Washington St., c.1834. 4pp. no. 2-4. 1st p.: decorative design. 2 verses • • ,--------------- ---­ Good night, beloved. Roseorans See Groene's Musioal Friend • ---- ---------• No.55 B Good night boat. Kern, Jerome. N.Y., T.B.Harms co., c. 1920. copies 1-2 • No.1 Good night! but not good bye. A favorite ballad written by A. Fleetwood. Musio by Alfred Hawthorne. Piano. Cinoinnati, W. C. Peters & Sons, 0.(1858). Plate no. 2959.4. 6pp. no. 3-5. 2nd & last pp. blank. On cover: deoorative design; "author of" - 2 pieces; fig. zt in 5-pt. star; Guitar; 3 other pubIs • • -------- ----I *11 Good nightl But not good bye. A favorite ballad, written by A.Fleetwood; mu- I sic by Alfred Hawthorne. Cincinnati, W.C.Peters & [ r' 80ns.c1858] I [ 5p. I 2 1/2 in f'ive pointed .tar Oil cover. I I I • I- ---- I • PEP I I Cincinnati imprint Fleetwood, A /l!avthorne Alfred l_I -- -- J:I No. 46 Good night, dear. Anderson, Will R. N.Y., M. Witmark I & Sons. c.1908. I I I I • I---~- - II • ~,,I I I, I - ~~~. ~GoOd nigh*, farewell. I ,,- . ~e1eetion of sOIlgs by li'rnaeis x"ueken. Cineiu- I nati. W.C.Peters & sone, 1870.
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