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An Index to The Tuneful Yankee and Melody Magazine

Kendra Preston Leonard

An Index to The Tuneful Yankee and Melody Magazine © 2021 by Kendra Preston Leonard is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0 A Note on Access

I am committed to providing access to my scholarship with as few barriers as possible. As Susan Burch writes, “Access is a practice, not a checklist;” as part of that practice, I have made this book available as a free PDF download from Humanities Commons under CC BY-NC 4.0 license and as freely available information on the Silent Film Sound and Music Archive website. All of the formats are fully searchable. I have chosen a sans serif font to increase legibility, and have written in an accessible manner rather than using more technical language.

Reference: Susan Burch, Committed: Remembering Native Kinship in and Beyond Institutions, University of North Carolina Press, 2021. Contents

Introduction i-iv

Articles 1-70

Authors 71-109

Composers 110-137

Lyricists 138-142

Music by Issue 143-171

Music by Title 172-189 An Index to The Tuneful Yankee and Melody Magazine (1917-1930)

In 1917, the Boston-based Walter Jacobs Company, a sheet music publisher, began publishing a monthly periodical called The Tuneful Yankee. “Devoted to the interests of popular music,” as its subtitle declared, the journal included articles about new popular genres, especially ragtime and jazz; information about newly popular instruments, like the saxophone and banjo; and reviews of new popular music and music for the cinema. Each issue also contained several pieces of sheet music in each issue, mostly for piano, but there were also several pieces for voice and piano and for banjo. In January 1918, Jacobs acquired The Ragtime Review, published by Axel S. Christensen, and combined it with The Tuneful Yankee, renaming the magazine Melody: a Monthly Magazine for Lovers of Popular Music; Christensen remained a regular contributor. Melody’s contents remained focused on ragtime and jazz, but it also began including more articles for cinema accompanists. In January of 1925 Jacobs changed the subtitle to reflect this market, and the journal became Melody: for the Photoplay Musician and the Musical Home. The length of each issue grew with the addition of new regular columns and features, and during the1920s catered primarily to cinema and dance band musicians. The arrival of widespread sound film forced the magazine to shift its focus one again: in January 1928, the subtitle changed yet again, this time to indicate that Melody was not just for professional “Photoplay Organists and Pianists” but for “all Music Lovers,” suggesting that the widespread acceptance and availability of sound films meant that the magazine was trying to shift its focus away from music and material for professional cinema musicians and towards music educators, music students, and amateur musicians. Jacobs discontinued Melody after the July 1930 issue following the departures of its primary editors from the company.

Melody is an important resource and site of documentation for popular music, which underwent significant changes during the 1910s and 1920s. Its focus on cinema music makes it a crucial source for tracing the development of music for the early American cinema and its creators and performers, and its inclusion of articles by and about women musicians means that it provides information on the roles of women in popular music in the first part of the twentieth century. It is also, however, a publication that is undeniably racist. Despite being a promoter of popular genres developed by Black musicians, Melody’s contributors were nearly all white, and from privileged backgrounds. None of its writers interviewed Black composers or performers—there is a single article on Black comedian Bert Williams—and the magazine published numerous racist pieces such as “The Darkey’s Dream,” several variations on “Dixie,” “Eskimo Shivers,” “Girl of the Orient,” and “Mohikana: Indian Suite.” The publication notably omits any materials about Black school and college bands; Black cinemas or those owned by other people of color; and Black dance bands. It’s clear that the writers and composers who created content for the publication, the editors who approved, and the Walter Jacobs Company all operated from a position of white supremacy, and that this is a harmful and problematic legacy of the magazine.

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While Melody was intended to be a house organ for the Walter Jacobs Company, promoting its own sheet music, the content of the magazine went beyond marketing. Editors George L. Cobb, a composer, and C. V. Buttelman, a banjoist, sought out prominent figures to write articles and pieces of music, and while the names of these contributors might not be familiar today, they were among the best-known of the period in popular music. Cobb and Buttleman hired dozens of band leaders, cinema musicians, composers, and performers to fill the pages of Melody with information about recent performances, new recordings, and instrumental techniques. Contributors included composers R. E. Hildreth, Avelyn Kerr, Norman Leigh, and Harry Norton; film composer and accompanist Lloyd G. del Castillo; ragtime pianist Edward R. Winn, who offered lessons in his series “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits;” organists Irene Juno and George Allaire Fisher; film accompaniment textbook author Maude Stolley McGill, who previewed her book for readers through a series of ten lessons for playing for the moving picture; music education specialist A. C. E. Schonemann; trumpeter and trumpet designer and maker Vincent Bach; banjoist and composer A. J. Weidt; and conductor Clarence Byrn. Cobb himself contributed numerous pieces of music as well as columns. These hired writers and letter- writers provided reports from across the United States as to what music was being played in cinemas and dance halls in their cities and how it was received; biographies and interviews that gave readers detailed information about how performers had found their niches and built their careers in popular music; and reports on music in schools documented contemporary music education. Editorials took on issues of plagiarism and copyright, taste and innovation, and the role of music in society. Readers could find advice on everything from learning basic composition to negotiating publishing and performance contracts. Insider gossip and humor columns gave readers a detailed look at the popular music business and its major players. The magazine’s content also contains articles, music, and advertisements designed to speak to aspiring professionals and amateur musicians, including reviews of entry-level instruments, lessons, and coverage of amateur ensembles.

Melody regularly published material written about and by women in the industry, making it an important resource for researching women’s work in cinema accompaniment, as composers of popular songs, and as the leaders of bands and orchestras. Although women made up the majority of cinema accompanists during the silent era, many of their lives and contributions remain unexcavated. Articles on women cinema musicians and all-women ensembles by Irene Juno, Avelyn Kerr, Agnes Brink, Alice Smythe Jay, and other women provide critical entry points for studying the careers of these influential musicians. Indeed, Melody is a particularly important source for tracing the development of music for the early American cinema and its creators and performers. Throughout its run, Melody paid close attention to the business and art of the cinema musician, whose job it was to accompany features, cartoons, and newsreels in the motion picture theaters. Nearly every issue had at least one article devoted to silent film music, and the magazine’s reviews of new popular music also included photoplay music. Regular columns on the activities of musicians in several large North American cities, including New York, Toronto, Denver, and Washington, D.C., provide a list of cinema musicians and their places of employment. It published several series of pieces composed iii specifically to be used in the cinema, including two dozen works that were later collected into one of Jacobs’s photoplay albums.

The advertisements in Melody are just as valuable as the articles and sheet music. Scholars can trace the ways in which instruments were marketed; what repertoire was sold and in what formats and for what ensemble configurations; how songs were advertised and to what market targets; what kinds of training was offered (become a piano tuner, teacher, engraver, or a piano and automated instrument salesperson!); and what items readers might need or want (music stands, chord charts for improvising cinema and dance hall musicians, electric blowers for organs).

While it was a successful magazine it its time, Melody today exists as a full print run only at the Library of Congress, where it can be viewed in its microfilm format (Microfilm 86/20,101 Reels 1-7); a handful of other libraries have partial volumes of the publication. Based on my research in the music libraries of several silent film musicians, it is clear that the music was often removed from each issue and stored separately from the rest of the magazine; this may have contributed to the lack of complete paper copies extant today.

How to Use this Index This volume collects the complete bibliographic information for the contents of The Tuneful Yankee and Melody, including sheet music and articles. Articles are indexed by author, title, and date of issue. A number of articles do not have author names appended to them and are listed by title only. Each piece of music is indexed by title, composer, and date of issue. Lyricists are indexed by name. I have retained the original capitalization, spelling, and punctuation of titles, including the publication’s inconsistent capitalizations of words. This index is fully searchable in its PDF and online formats.

A number of authors were anonymous, used only initials, or used pseudonyms. Where possible, I have identified these writers. In cases where pseudonyms were used, such as Lloyd G. del Castillo’s use of “Dimmy Timmins” in writing the humor column “The Elevator Shaft,” I have listed articles by byline, and referred readers to the authors’ other name or names.

Pieces of music appear as Composer Last, First and collaborators (if any), followed by title, instruments, and finally, month, year, and page. Thus, a piece of music by Norman Leigh published on page 14 in the November 1918 issue appears as:

Leigh, Norman. “The Fire-Fly And The Star. Scène de Ballet.” Piano. Nov18: 14.

In many cases, pieces included in Melody were also published as sheet music in Jacobs’ various albums and collections of pieces. In these cases, I have also listed the series in which they were published. An example:

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Larson, Earl Roland. “Winter Landscape.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 4, no. 3. Piano. Sep27: 32.

Where the magazine provides the volume and number of these in the albums, I have also included it. In some cases, the music in the magazine appears to have gone to print before it was assigned to a specific volume or given a number. In these cases, I have just noted the series in which the piece was intended to become a part.

Acknowledgements I am grateful for the support of the Music Library Association’s Dena Epstein Award, which allowed me to undertake research for this project at the Library of Congress and to obtain copies of the microfilms of The Tuneful Yankee and Melody. Thanks also to James Cassaro, James Zychowicz, and the Texas Music Library Association.

Kendra Preston Leonard 28 April 2021

Articles

1917

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 1, January 1917 “Here We Are.” Jan17: 3. “Publishers Win on Public Performance.” Jan17: 4. “The Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jan17: 5. “Right to the Point.” Jan17: 6. “The Tuneful Yankee Whisperings.” Jan17: 7. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “‘Ragtime’—A Musical Mystery: What It Is and Its Origin.” Jan17: 9. “Al Bryan’s Bright Philippic.” Jan17: 10. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Jan17: 11. Kilgour, Garfield. “The Message of the Popular Song.” Jan17: 12. “The Tuneful Yankee Dreamings.” Jan17: 13. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jan17: 14. “Mechanical Instruments a Home Necessity.” Jan17: 15. “Kicks and Curious Correspondence.” Jan17: 16. Burgundy, Billy. “The Story of a Song.” Jan17: 33. “Hidden Songs.” Jan17: 34. “The Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jan17: 34. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jan17: 37. Lampe, J. Bodewalt. “The Art of Arranging Music.” Jan17: 38. “After Dinner Stories.” Jan17: 41. “A Gifted Cantatrice.” Jan17: 42. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jan17: 42. Holzman, Alex. “A Practical Joker Fooled.” Jan17: 44. “Putting it on the Screen.” Jan17: 45. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Jan17: 46. “Most Important Man in the Film Field.” Jan17: 48. Harris, Chas. K. “The Music Publisher’s Dream.” Jan17: 48. “Musical Prodigy.” Jan17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 2, February 1917 “This is Exactly What Happened.” Feb17: 3. “Hot Stuff.” Feb17: 4. “From a ‘Movie Pianist’ to a Noted Composer.” Feb17: 6. “The Tuneful Yankee Whittlings.” Feb17: 7. 2

“The Popular Song.” Feb17: 8. Hampton, Walter. “The Origin of Yankee Doodle.” Feb17: 9. “Notice to Music Publishers.” Feb17: 9. Reardon, Will. “Song Writing Not a ‘Cinch.’” Feb17: 9. “Prize Song Words Received.” Feb17: 10. Lampe, J. Bodewalt. “Musical Anagram.” Feb17: 10. Rosenfeld, Monroe S. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Feb17: 11. “Ye Clown Topic.” Feb17: 13. Schultz, Dorothy. “Fluffy’s Music Lesson.” Feb17: 14. “Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” Feb17: 15. “Lucky Winners of ‘Hidden Song’ Contest.” Feb17: 34. “The Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Feb17: 35. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Feb17: 37. “Answers to Correspondents.” Feb17: 38. Jewell, Estelle H. “Do our Modern Writers also have these Idiosyncrasies”? Feb17: 38 Lucas, William H. “How the Cow Died.” Feb17: 39. Lewis, Sam M. “Witty Monologue for Stage Use.” Feb17: 40. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Feb17: 42. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Feb17: 47. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Feb17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 3, March-April 1917 Gumble, Moe. “In the Spring.” MA17: 2. F., M. V. “Dreaming versus Doing.” MA17: 3 “An Incident From Life.” MA17: 4. “And Still They Come.” MA17: 5 “These Two Lassies Solved Our Song Puzzles.” MA17: 6. “Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” MA17: 7. von Burchardt, Andrew. “Incidents in the Lives of Great Composers.” 1.3”8. “Reviews of Popular Music.” MA17: 9. “One of the Lucky Winners of Our Hidden Song Puzzles.” MA17: 10. “Another of the Hidden Song Puzzle Winners.” MA17: 11. “A Page of Song Lyrics.” MA17: 12. “Tuneful Yankee Whisperings.” MA17: 13. “Two Months in One.” MA17: 13. Lange, Arthur. “On the Inside.” MA17: 13. Sherwood, Ray. “His First Inspiration.” MA17: 14. “A Just Kick.” MA17: 14. Alford, Harry. “Naturally and Accidentally Noted.” MA17: 14. 3

“Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” MA17: 15. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” MA17: 16. “Are You ‘For Uncle Sam’.” MA17: 34. “Answers to Correspondents.” MA17: 35. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” MA17: 43. “Ye Clown Topic.” MA17: 37. Rossiter, Will. “How Popular Songs are Written.” MA17: 38. “Hidden Songs.” MA17:40. Lucas, Wm. J. “Old Songs Are Best.” MA17: 40. “The Air of John Brown’s Body.” MA17: 40. “Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” MA17: 42. Winn, Edward R. “Rag Time Piano Playing.” MA17: 44. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” MA17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 4, May 1917 “Lucky Winners of the January Competition.” May17: 2. “Editorial.” May17: 3. “Speed of a Pianist’s Hands.” May17: 4. “And Still They Come.” May17: 5. “Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” May17: 7. Schultz, Dorothy. “A New Spring Bonnet.” May17: 8. Davies, Mildred. “Spring.” May17: 9. “Reviews of Popular Music.” May17: 9. Cively, Scott R. “A Toast.” May17: 10. “Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” May17: 11. “Ye Clown Topic.” May17: 12. “Answers to Correspondents.” May17: 13. “Famous Axioms.” May17: 15. “A Song Writer’s Lament.” May17: 15. “Will Not Give In.” May17: 15. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” May17: 16. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” May17: 33. Brayley, George. “Popular Songs of Fifty Years Ago.” May17: 35. “Patriotism First.” May17: 38. “Appropriate Music for Photo Plays.” May17: 39. “Mr. Beaverson’s Comment On Our Review Of His Patriotic Hymn.” May17: 42. Holzman, Abe. “Spring Surprises.” May17: 42. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” May17: 43. Robinson, J. Russel. “Moving Picture Pianist., The” May17: 44. 4

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 5, June 1917 Gumble, Mose. “Evolution of a Song Writer.” Jun17: 2. “More Controversy on ‘Grammatical Bull.’” Jun17: 3. “They Keep on Coming.” Jun17: 4. Rossiter, Will. “How to Write a Song.” Jun17: 6. “Anent the South.” Jun17: 6. “Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jun17: 7. Gould, Paul. “The Painter of Music.” Jun17: 8. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Jun17: 9 “Disgruntled Guy, A.” “Funniest Thing Ever.” Jun17: 10. McIntyre, John. “Definition of a Popular Song.” Jun17: 11. Porter, Lewis. “From a Moving Picture Pianist.” Jun17: 12. Hampton, Walter. “Well Known Songs ‘Swiped’ from Each Other.” Jun17: 12. “Answers to Correspondents.” Jun17: 13. “Ye Clown Topic.” Jun17: 14. Lucas, Wm. H. “Some Half-forgotten Songs.” Jun17: 15. “Sample of a Popular Song Sent In.” Jun17: 15. “Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” Jun17: 16. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jun17: 33. “Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jun17: 35. “A Defense of Popular Music.” June17: 35. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jun17: 36. “Hidden Song Puzzles.” Jun17: 37. “America’s Leading Music Publishers.” Jun17: 39. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jun17: 43. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Jun17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 6, July 1917 “Some of the Tuneful Yankee’s Recent Hidden Song Winners.” Jul17: 2. “A Correction.” Jul17: 3. “A Few More Opinions from ‘Authorities’.” Jul17: 4. “Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jul17: 5. Hampton, Walter. “How Stephen Foster Died.” Jul17: 7. “Here is a Remarkable Letter.” Jul17: 8. “A Few More Letters of Comment.” Jul17: 9. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Jul17: 11. “National Anthem is Chosen by the People.” Jul17: 13. Quincke, W. A. “A Good Motto.” Jul17: 13. 5

“Ye Clown Topic.” Jul17: 14. “Answers to Correspondents.” Jul17: 14. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jul17: 34. “The Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jul17: 37. Rome, Charles. “How to Write a Song—Perhaps.” Jul17: 37. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jul17: 28. “One Hundred Dollars for a Name.” Jul17: 39. “Magicians Fool Each Other.” Jul17: 40. “Hidden Song Puzzles.” Jul17: 41. “Say Old Anthem is Good Enough.” Jul17: 42. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jul17: 43. “Humorous Aspects of Our National Anthem.” Jul17: 46.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 7, August 1917 “A Tuneful Yankee Song Poem Contest.” Aug17: 2. “Ye Dishonest, Beware!” Aug17: 3. “Some Rules for Tuneful Yankee Correspondents.” Aug17: 3. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “The Swelled Head. An Illustrated Wail.” Aug17: 4. “From the Pit to the Screen. The Story of Dan Courtney.” Aug17: 6. “The Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Aug17: 7. “From Tuneful Yankee Readers.” Aug17: 8. Metz, Theodore. “The Oldest Minstrel Song-Writer Living.” Aug17: 8. “The Tale of a Buncho Game.” Aug17: 9. Sherman, Mildred. “August Days.” Aug17: 9. “Interesting Bits from the News Prints.” Aug17: 10. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Aug17: 11. “Ye Clown Topic.” Aug17: 14. “Answers to Correspondents.” Aug17: 15. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Aug17: 34. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Aug17: 36. “We Mean This.” Aug17: 39. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Aug17: 43. “McCrory Music Girls.” Aug17: 46. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Aug17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 8, September 1917 ““Editorial.” Whisperings.” Sept17: 3. Schultz, Dorothy. “When Summer Dies.” Sept17: 4. “They Are After the Money.” Sept17: 4. 6

“Interesting Bits from the News Prints.” Sept17: 5. “A Model Musical Machine.” Sep17: 6. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Sept17: 7. “Ye Clown Topic.” Sept17: 10. “Answers to Correspondents.” Sept17: 11. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Sept17: 29. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Sept17: 30. “We Mean This.” Sept17: 32. “War Time.” Sep17: 38. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Sept17: 35. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Sept17: 40.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 9, October 1917 “Who Is America’s Greatest Song Writer?” Oct17: 1. “The Truth About Jazz Bands and Jazzers.” Oct17: 2. “Who of These Will Spend the Hundred Dollars?” Oct17: 4 “Reviews of Popular Music.” Oct17: 10. “Answers to Correspondents.” Oct17: 12. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Oct17: 29. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Oct17: 30 “We Mean This.” Oct17: 36. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Oct17: 38.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 10, November 1917 “Editorial.” Nov17: 1. Freese, M. V. “Hitch Your Wagon to a Star?” Nov17: 2. “Sioux City Woman is Successful Publisher.” Nov17: 3. “‘See Dixie First’ in Syncopated Rhythm.” Nov17: 4. “Slapstick Dances are Doomed.” Nov17: 4. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Nov17: 5. “An Announcement.” Nov17: 6. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Nov17: 7 “The Sugar Bowl and the Vinegar Cruet.” Nov17: 7. “Phool, Phidlin.” “A Voice from Bush Valley.” Nov17: 11. “Second Verse for ‘The Battle Song of Liberty.’” Nov17: 11. “Answers to Correspondents.” Nov17: 12. “Hidden Songs Solved Quickly.” Nov17: 12. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Nov17: 29. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Nov17: 30. 7

Cox, Chas. Roy. “A New Pest Appears.” Nov17: 32. “What Does the Cash Register Say?” Nov17: 37. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Nov17: 38.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 11, December 1917 “Popular versus Patriotic.” Dec17: 1. Freese, Myron V. “A National Musical Alliance.” Dec17: 4. “Allies.” Dec17: 5. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Dec17: 6. Sadler, Basil. “Teaching Popular Music.” Dec17: 7. Reynolds, Miss E. A. “A Bit of Biography.” Dec17: 8. Reeves, Milton. “Jazz Jam.” Dec17: 9. “The University Quintette.” Dec17: 9. Bickford, Zach Myron. “The End of the ‘Silver-Orange’ Rhyme Contest.” Dec17: 10. Vincent, Clifford. “Confessions of a Modest Man: The Incident of the Moving Picture Show.” Dec17: 10. “Music in Court.” Dec17: 12. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Dec17: 29. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Dec17: 30. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Dec17: 32. “Answers to Correspondents.” Dec17: 36. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Dec17: 37. “What Does Your Cash Register Say?” Dec17: 39. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Dec17: 40.

1918

Melody 2, no. 1, January 1918 Freese, Myron V. “Opportunity—Curtailment.” Jan18: 3. L., R. “The Spell of Song Writing.” Jan18: 5. F., M. V. “Blind Belief Belied.” Jan18: 5. “Music Munitions.” Jan18: 6. Bickford, Zach Myron. “Ragtime as an Introduction and Aid to Better Music.” Jan18: 7. “Why Not More of Them?” Jan18: 7. Christensen, Axel. “The Popularity of Ragtime.” Jan18: 8. Nevins, Merton. “Henry Clay Barnabee.” Jan18: 8. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits.” Jan18: 9. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jan18: 10. “Is It Worth While?” Jan18: 10. 8

O’Sullivan, Joseph. “Adaptation of Music to Motion-Pictures.” Jan18: 11. “An Irish Kaiser.” Jan18: 12. Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “The Lay of the Waste Basket.” Jan18: 25. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jan18: 26. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Jan18: 28. “Answers to Correspondents.” Jan18: 30. “What the Cash Register Says.” Jan18: 32. Morrison, Louis L. “My Nightmare of Titles.” Jan18: 33. Sadler, Basil. “The Military Glide.” Jan18: 33. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Jan18: 34.

Melody 2, no. 2, February 1918 “The End of the Name Contest.” Feb18: 2. “Why ‘Melody’?” Feb18: 3. “An Auto-Mechanical Music Composer.” Feb18: 4. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits.” Feb18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Feb18: 7. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Feb18: 25. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Feb18: 27. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Feb18: 28. “Behind the Scenes in Song Land.” Feb18: 20. “Melody Music Counter Points.” Feb18: 32.

Melody 2, no. 3, March 1918 Collins, Treve Jr. “From The Inside Looking Out.” Mar18: 2. Freese, Myron V. “Popular Music.” Mar18: 3. “King of the Knights of Noise.” Mar18: 5. “The Terpsi-Tickle-Toe.” Mar18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Mar18: 7. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits.” Mar18: 8. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Mar18: 17. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Mar18: 18. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Mar18: 19. “A Popular Popular Music Teacher.” Mar18: 22. “Things You Should Know.” Mar18: 22.

Melody 2, no. 4, April 1918 Collins, Treve Jr. “Music Musings.” Apr18: 4. Christensen, Axel W. “The Vaudeville Theatre Pianist.” Apr18: 5. 9

Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Apr18: 6. Smith, Eben G. “Hints for the Stymied.” Apr18: 7. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Apr18: 8. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr18: 21. “Short Notes.” Apr18: 22. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Apr18: 23. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Apr18: 24. “Melody Pauses to Remark.” Apr18: 26. “Hell.” Apr18: 26. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Apr18: 28.

Melody 2, no. 5, May 1918 Christensen, Axel W. “Can Ragtime Be Suppressed?” May18: 2. Freese, Myron V. “Quantity or Quality—or Both?” May18: 3. Vincent, Clifford. “Isn’t Nature Wonderful?” May18: 6. Collins, Treve Jr. “A Chat with Fred Fisher.” May18: 5. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay: the ‘Hurry Habit’.” May18: 6. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” May18: 8. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” May18: 21. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” May18: 22. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” May18: 24. “The Reader and the Publisher.” May18: 26. “Office Chair Chat.” May18: 28.

Melody 2, no. 6, June 1918 Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Jun18: 2. Freese, Myron V. “Chance-Shots and Sure-Shots.” Jun18: 3. Collins, Treve Jr. “What’s What about Whiting.” Jun18: 5. Vincent, Clifford. “When Lulu Sings.” Jun18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jun18: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Give Them Better Pianos.” Jun18: 8. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jun18: 21. Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jun18: 22. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jun18: 24. “Popular Music Recital.” Jun18: 26. “Office Chair Chat.” Jun18: 28.

Melody 2, no. 7, July 1918 Vincent, Clifford. “Personality and Personalities.” Jul18: 2. 10

“Mistaking Its Mission.” Jul18: 3. Collins, Treve. “What the Girl Reporter Found Out About Johnson.” Jul18: 4. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Jul18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jul18: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jul18: 8. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jul18: 22. “Let a Little Fun Shine In.” Jul18: 24. “Attention, - Publishers and Poultry Fanciers.” Jul18: 26.

Melody 2, no. 8, August 1918 “Melody Melodics—Tones and Half-tones.” Aug18: 3. Collins, Treve Jr. “This and That About Jean Schwartz.” Aug18: 4. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Aug18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Aug18: 7. Christensen, Axel. “Chicago Syncopations.” Aug18: 8. “The Vaudeville Agent.” Aug18: 21. “Studio Notes.” Aug18: 22. “From St. Louis.” Aug18: 22. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Aug18: 23. “About Songs, Song Writers, Song Publishers.” Aug18: 24.

Melody 2, no. 9, September 1918 Christensen, Axel W. “A Talk on Ragtime.” Sep18: 2. “Melody Melodics.” Sep18: 2. “Democracy in Music—Popular Music of the Future.” Sep18: 3. Collins, Treve. “Concerning Harry Jentes.” Sep18: 4. Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Sep18: 6. “Music War-Work.” Sep18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Sep18: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Sep18: 8. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Sep18: 22. “Performers of the ‘Popular’ in Public.” Sep18: 23. Norton, Blanche R. “A Movie Nightmare.” Sep18: 24. Roscoe, James A. “Is There a Chance?” Sep18: 27.

Melody 2, no. 10, October 1918 F, M. V. “Soldier-Singing.” Oct18: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Popular Music an Absolute Necessity.” Oct18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Oct18: 7. 11

Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Oct18: 8. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Oct18: 22. “Edna May Ayer, Vocalist.” Oct18: 23.

Melody 2, no. 11, November 1918 “G. L. C.” “Why They Didn’t Win the Prize.” Nov18: 3. “Robert Levenson.” Nov18: 5. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Nov18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Nov18: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Nov18: 8. “Piano—Fortissimo and Pianissimo.” Nov18: 23 “Patriotism from the Pit.” Nov18: 24.

Melody 2, no. 12, December 1918 “Christmas Greetings.” Dec18: 3. “Peace with Songs.” Dec18: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Ragtime Pianists I have Known.” Dec18: 5. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Dec18: 6. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Dec18: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Dec18: 8. “Music Hath Charms.” Dec18: 23. “Sings and Defends Patriotic Music.” Dec18: 23. “The Star Spangled Banner.” Dec18: 24.

1919

Melody 3, no. 1, January 1919 “Editorial.” Jan19: 3. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jan19: 5. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jan19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jan19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 2, February 1919 “Editorial.” Feb19: 3. Cobb, George L. “R. S. V. P.” Feb19: 5. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Feb19: 7. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Feb19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Feb19: 8. Gleeson, W. T. “Answering the Critics.” Feb19: 22. 12

Dappert, Merle. “Some Side Lights.” Feb19: 24.

Melody 3, no. 3, March 1919 “Editorial.” Mar19: 3. Christensen, Axel. “Teasing the Ivories.” Mar19: 4. Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Mar19: 5. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Mar19: 5. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Mar19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 4, April 1919 “A. W. C.” “About Vaudeville Salaries.” Apr19: 3. “A Gilt Guitarist.” “The Whence and What of Jazz.” Apr19: 4. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Apr19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr19: 8. “Eight Feet of Harmony.” Apr19:24.

Melody 3, no. 5, May 1919 Cobb, George L. “Original Origin of Jazz.” May19: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” May19: 5. “What Is a Jew’s-Harp?” May19: 6. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” May19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” May19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 6, June 1919 “The Aftermath.” Jun19: 3. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jun19: 4. Boyd, George C. “Ragtime is Rhythm.” Jun19: 5. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Jun19: 6. “The Music Master of Mount Vernon.” Jun19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jun19: 8. “Phil Kaufman of Los Angeles.” Jun19: 24.

Melody 3, no. 7, July 1919 “Lieut. James Reese Europe.” Jul19: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Jul19: 4. “Pianos Piled to the Junk Pile.” Jul19: 5. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jul19: 5. “Jazzing the Yanks to Victory.” Jul19: 6 Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jul19: 7. 13

Melody 3, no. 8, August 1919 “Prohibition and Poetry.” Aug19: 2. “George H. Primrose.” Aug19: 2. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Aug19: 4. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Aug19: 5. “From Coast to Coast.” Aug19: 6. Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Aug19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Aug19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 9, September 1919 Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Sep19: 3. “Waves—Photographic and Phonographic.” Sep19: 4. “Recipe for a Successful Song.” Sep19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Sep19: 8. “In the Winn Winrows.” Sep19: 21. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Sep19: 22. Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Sep19: 25.

Melody 3, no. 10, October 1919 L., R. “The Story of a Story.” Oct19: 3. “A Musical Star of Magnitude.” Oct19: 4. “Waggish Wagging by a Wag.” Oct19: 5. “Granddad and Granddam Days.” Oct19: 6. Winn, E. R. “Found Gold at the End of Ragtime Rainbow.” Oct19: 6. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Oct19: 8. “Tin Pan Alley Discords.” Oct19: 21. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Oct19: 22. Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Oct19: 25.

Melody 3, no. 11, November 1919 Christensen, Axel W. “Commercializing Music.” Nov19: 3. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Nov19: 4. “Patti and Popular Patter.” Nov19: 5. “To Dream or To Fly.” Nov19: 5. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Nov19: 8. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Nov19: 22. Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Nov19: 26.

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Melody 3, no. 12, December 1919 Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Dec19: 3. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Dec19: 4. “A Tremendous Team.” Dec19: 5. “Classic’s Loss is Ragtime’s Gain.” Dec19: 6. “Edward Benedict: Wizard of the Wurlitzer.” Dec19: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Dec19: 8. Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Dec19: 21. Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Dec19: 22. “Peeps at the Publishers.” Dec19: 24. “New Publications.” Dec19: 25. Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Dec19: 25.

1920

Melody 4, no. 1, January 1920 Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Jan20: 3. “Fictitious Figures.” Jan20: 4. Burry, Frederic W. “Rubenstein and His Yankee Doodle.” Jan20: 5. “‘Mickey’ Merrily Monologs.” Jan20: 5 “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Jan20: 6. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jan20: 8. “Peeps at the Publishers.” Jan20: 8. Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Jan20: 21. Cobb, George L. “Criticisms.” Jan20: 26. “New Publications.” Jan20: 27.

Melody 4, no. 2, February 1920 Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Feb20: 3. “Musical Alliance.” Feb20: 4. “Jazz Gets a Jab.” Feb20: 5. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Feb20: 6. “The Common Column.” Feb20: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Feb20: 8. “Peeps at the Publishers.” Feb20: 22. “Under the Soft Pedal.” Feb20: 24.

Melody 4, no. 3, March 1920 Burry, Frederic W. “Concerning Musical Classification.” Mar20: 3. 15

Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Mar20: 4. Burry, Frederic W. “The Love of Creating.” Mar20: 5. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Mar20: 6. “Under the Soft Pedal.” Mar20: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Mar20: 8. “Peeps at the Publishers.” Mar20: 24.

Melody 4, no. 4, April 1920 Winn, Edward R. “Lesson and Tuition Recording.” Apr20: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Apr20: 4. Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Apr20: 6. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr20: 8. “Publishing and Preliminary Protection.” Apr20: 24. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Apr20: 25. “The Common Column.” Apr20: 26. “Under the Soft Pedal.” Apr20: 26.

Melody 4, no. 5, May 1920 Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” May20: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” May20: 4. Chenette, Ed. “Guess at the ‘Goat’.” May20: 5. Burry, Frederic W. “The Movements.” May20: 6. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” May20: 7. “Peeps at the Publishers.” May20: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” May20: 8. Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” May20: 25.

Melody 4, no. 6, June 1920 Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Jun20: 3. Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Jun20: 4. “Obituary: Thomas S. Allen.” Jun20: 6. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jun20: 8. Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Jun20: 24. “Peeps at the Publishers.” Jun20: 25. “Under the Soft Pedal.” Jun20: 26.

Melody 4, no. 7, July 1920 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Jul20: 1. “Editorial.” Jul20: 3. 16

Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Jul20: 4. Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Jul20: 5. “To Jazz or Not to Jazz.” Jul20: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Christensen Syncopations.” Jul20: 8. “The Player-Piano.” Jul20: 22.

Melody 4, no. 8, August 1920 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Aug20: 1. “Editorial.” Aug20: 3. Wickes, E. M. “The Doughboy Has Put Dough in Ragtime.” Aug20: 4. Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Aug20: 6. “Publishing Music Merely a Business.” Aug20: 7. “Do You Know?” Aug20: 8. “Playing the Picture.” Aug20: 21. “The Player-Piano.” Aug20: 22.

Melody 4, no. 9, September 1920 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Sep20: 1. “Editorial.” Sep20: 3. Freese, Myron V. “Just Judgment on Jazz.” Sept0: 4. Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Sep20: 5. “Inspiration and Perspiration in Composing.” Sep20: 5. “Mail Melodics.” Sep20: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “Musical Rhyme.” Sep20: 7. Christensen, Axel W. “Christensen Syncopations.” Sep20: 8. “Playing the Picture.” Sep20: 21. “The Player-Piano.” Sep20: 22. “Do You Know?” Sep20: 24. “The Common Column.” Sep20: 25.

Melody 4, no. 10, October-November 1920 “Peeps at the Publishers.” ON20: 1. “Editorial.” ON20: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” ON20: 4. “Music a Cure for Bolshevism.” ON20: 4. Krehbiel, H. E. “Songs of Yesteryear.” ON20: 5. Christensen, Axel W. “Christensen Syncopations.” ON20: 8. “Playing the Picture.” ON20: 21. Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” ON20: 23. 17

“Do You Know?” ON20: 24. Emerson, Ralph Waldo. “Music in All Things.” ON20: 26.

Melody 4, no. 11, December 1920 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Dec20: 1. “Editorial.” Dec20: 3. Williams, Sidney, “Songs Which Enlivened the Old Political Campaigns.” Dec20: 4. “Jazz Music and the Modern Dance.” Dec20: 5. Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Dec20: 6. “Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Dec20: 6. Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Dec20: 8. “Protest from Purgatory.” Dec20: 21. “Do You Know?” Dec20: 22. “Playing the Picture.” Dec20: 24.

1921

Melody 5, no. 1, January 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Jan21: 1. “Editorial.” Jan21: 3. “Irving Berlin on the Writing of Popular Songs.” Jan21: 4. Mayhew, Athol. “Some Personal Recollections of Chinese Music.” Jan21: 5. “Do You Know?” Jan21: 7. “Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Jan21: 7. “Playing the Picture.” Jan21: 24. Freedman, John. “Music Comes.” Jan21: 25. Burry, Frederic W. “Senza Tempo.” Jan21: 26. “Jazzograms.” Jan21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 2, February 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Feb21: 1. “Editorial.” Feb21: 3. “Beer, Meyer.” “Composer of ‘Eili Eili’.” Feb21: 4. “America Turns to Irish Harp.” Feb21: 5. “Do You Know?” Feb21: 6. “Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Feb21: 7. “Playing the Picture.” Feb21: 24. Burry, Frederic W. “Musical Morceaux.” Feb21: 26.

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Melody 5, no. 3, March 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Mar21: 1. Entser, Emory. “Vacuous Verbosity.” Mar21: 3. Christensen, Axel W. “Bull Fighting to Band Music.” Mar21: 5. Clark, C. Fred’k. “Should I Play Popular Music?” Mar21: 6. Schwatz, Jacob W. “My Start as a Professional Musician.” Mar21: 7. “Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Mar21: 7. Burry, Frederic W. “Genius Versus Talent.” Mar21: 23. “Playing the Picture.” Mar21: 24. “Do You Know?” Mar21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 4, April 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Apr21: 1. “Editorial.” Apr21: 3. Burry, Frederic W. “Popular Classics.” Apr21: 4. Clark, C. Fred’k. “The Orchestra Pianist.” Apr21: 5. “Sequence and Sequel of Some Song Writers.” Apr21: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “Should We Memorize?” Apr21: 6. Farnham, Harry E. “Sounding a New 1921 Note.” Apr21: 21. “Do You Know?” Apr21: 22. “Playing the Picture.” Apr21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 5, May 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” May21: 1. “Editorial.” May21: 3. McCulloch, David. “Give Your Piano a Square Deal.” May21: 5. “An Osculatory Offering.” May21: 6. “Proves Jazz Music Disturbs Beasts.” May21: 6. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” May21: 7. “How to Write a Successful Song.” May21: 21. “Do You Know?” May21: 22. “Playing the Picture.” May21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 6, June 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Jun21: 1. “Editorial.” Jun21: 3. Hall, Emmett Campbell. “The Sure-Fire Song-Hit.” Jun21: 5. Birch, John J. “The Swiss Yodel Songs.” Jun21: 6. Obituary: Arthur Schmidt. Jun21: 6. 19

C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Jun21: 7. “Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Jun21: 22. “Playing the Picture.” Jun21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 7, July 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Jul21: 2. “Editorial.” Jul21: 3. Burry, Frederic W. “Concentration.” Jul21: 5. Kock, Felix J. “Curtis Williams.” Jul21: 6. “Nuts and Cheese.” Jul21: 7. “Do You Know?” Jul21: 21. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Jul21: 21. “Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Jul21: 22. “Playing the Picture.” Jul21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 8, August 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Aug21: 2. “Editorial.” Aug21: 3. Carrell, Grace Irene. “The Music Box.” Aug21: 3. Hall, Emmett Campbell. “Why the Piano Doesn’t Stay in Tune.” Aug21: 4. Burry, Frederic W. “New Life, New Music.” Aug21: 5. “Jezz.” Aug21: 5. Birch, John J. “The Appeal of Music.” Aug21: 6. Farnham, Harry E. “Consider the Dance Orchestra Leader.” Aug21: 6. “Do You Know?” Aug21: 21. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Aug21: 21. “Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Aug21: 22. “Playing the Picture.” Aug21: 24. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug21: 25. McPherson, A. Pearl. “That Naughty Waltz.” Aug21: 25.

Melody 5, no. 9, September 1921 “Peeps at the Publishers.” Sep21: 4. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Song Plugging and Its Chicago Exponents.” Sep21: 5. “A Mission in Memoriam.” Sep21: 7. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Sep21: 21. Jay, Alice Smythe. “Playing the Picture.” Sep21: 22. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep21: 24. Burry, Frederic W. “Rubenstein and the Farmer.” Sep21: 26. 20

“Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep21: 27.

Melody 5, no. 10, October 1921 “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Oct21: 4. Medicus, Emil. “Values.” Oct21: 5. ASCAP. “The Plain Truth About the Music Tax.” Oct21: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “The New Harmony.” Oct21: 8. “Do You Know?” Oct21: 8. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Oct21: 21. “Playing the Picture.” Oct21: 22. Burry, Frederic W. “By the Way.” Oct21: 25. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Oct21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 11, November 1921 “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Nov21: 1. McCulloch, Lyle. “One A Minute.” Nov21: 4. Arthur, Charles A. “Fifty Questions for Song-Writers.” Nov21: 7. Burry, Frederic W. “The Popular Melody.” Nov21: 8. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Nov21: 21. “Playing the Picture.” Nov21: 22. Wiggins, H. S. “Music.” Nov21: 24. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Nov21: 25.

Melody 5, no. 12, December 1921 “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Dec21: 1. Burry, Frederic W. “Yuletide Vibrations.” Dec21: 5. “Master Musicians and Modesty.” Dec21: 6. Medicus, Emil. “Wanted—A Man.” Dec21: 7. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Dec21: 21. McCulloch, D. L. “Listen to the Knocking-Bird.” Dec21: 21. Koch, Felix J. “A New Place For Your Phonograph.” Dec21: 24. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec21: 25. Burry, Frederic W. “Theory or Practice First?” Dec21: 26.

1922

Melody 6, no. 1, January 1922 “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan22: 1. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jan22: 4. 21

Burry, Frederic W. “And the New Year’s Bells!” Jan22: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Apostle of Good Music.” Jan22: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “Dance and Song.” Jan22: 21. Koch, Felix J. “New Light on Music and Musicians.” Jan22: 21. Fox, Joseph. “Playing the Picture.” Jan22: 24.

Melody 6, no. 2, February 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Feb22: 1. “A Singing Nation!” Feb22: 5. Burry, Frederic W. “The Popular Demand.” Feb22: 6. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Feb22: 7. “Victor Jacobi.” Feb22: 7. Burry, Frederic W. “Music and Mathematics.” Feb22: 8. “Famous Ballad and Its Composer.” Feb22: 21. “What’s the Hadean Box-Number?” Feb22: 22. “A Questionable Questionnaire.” Feb22: 24. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb22: 25.

Melody 6, no. 3, March 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Mar22: 1. Magee, Oliver Guy. “Music as a Stepping-Stone. Mar22: 5. Clark, C. Fred’k. “The Mental Attitude of Musicians.” Mar22: 6. Hahn, George. “Melody Remains the Soul of Music.: Mar22: 7. Burry, Frederic W. “Melodies Old and New.” Mar22: 8. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Mar22: 21. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Mar22: 23. “George Hahn And.” Mar22: 25. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Mar22: 25. “Music a Digestive Medication.” Mar22: 28.

Melody 6, no. 4, April 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Apr22: 1. Hahn, George. “America and Its Music.” Apr22: 5. “Record Review of Rubber Records.” Apr22: 6. “Bert Williams, Negro Comedian.” Apr22: 7. “Pedagogy Prodigious!” Apr22: 8. “A Critical Critique.” Apr22: 8. Burry, Frederic W. “What Method Do You Use?” Apr22: 21. C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Apr22: 21. 22

Burry, Frederic W. “Music in the Music.” Apr22: 22. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Apr22: 23. “Music Cocktails Versus Manhattan and Martini.” Apr22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 5, May 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” May22: 1. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Playing the Movies.” May22: 5. Burry, Frederic W. “Master Versus Pupil.” May22: 7. “The Why of the Good Ol’ Uns.” May22: 8. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” May22: 21. Hahn, George. “An American School of Music.” May22: 23. “The Mouth-Organ.” May22: 24. “Harry Vokes.” May22: 25.

Melody 6, no. 6, June 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jun22: 1. Burry, Frederic W. “Music Standards.” Jun22: 5. “Lynching Legalized by Law.” Jun22: 6. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Jun22: 7. Morgan, William J. “Hints to Movie Pianists.” Jun22: 8. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Jun22: 21. “Publishers’ Rights Protected.” Jun22: 22. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jun22: 23. “Pachydermic Memory.” Jun22: 25. “Stars of Yesterday.” Jun22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 7, July 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jul22: 1. Burry, Frederic W. “Rhythm and Its Spheres.” Jul22: 5. “Don’t ‘Volstead’ Your Piano.” Jul22: 6. “Jazz—Obsequies or Otherwise?” Jul22: 7. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Jul22: 8. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Jul22: 21. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jul22: 22. “A Popular Musician of Albany.” Jul22: 22. Burry, Frederic W. “New Musical Forms.” Jul22: 23. “Fight Fakes to a Finish!” Jul22: 26. “Who?” Jul22: 26.

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Melody 6, no. 8, August 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug22: 1. Magee, Oliver Guy. “But What Can You Expect of a Musician.” Aug22: 5. Hahn, George. “Don’t Antagonize the Public.” Aug22: 7. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Augl22: 8. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Aug22: 21. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug22: 23. Burry, Frederic W. “Your Piano’s Health.” Aug22: 26. “‘Commercialism in Art’ Common Among Artists.” Aug22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 9, September 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep22: 1. Morgan, William J. “A Defense of Jazz and Ragtime.” Sep22: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Gus Edwards of ‘School Days’ Fame.” Sep22: 6. Hahn, George. “An Open Mind Towards Music.” Sep22: 7. “Stage Stagnation.” Sep22: 8. “Frank H. Grey Scores a Success.” Sep22: 8. “Fish or Fist Story?” Sep22: 8. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Sep22: 21. “Temporary Licenses for Broadcasting Music.” Sep22: 22. Burry, Frederic W. “Music and Labor.” Sep22: 22. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep22: 23. Hahn, George. “Saxophone Developing Love of Music.” Sep22: 24. Burry, Frederic W. “Actors and Auditors.” Sep22: 25.

Melody 6, no. 10, October 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Oct22: 1. “Unconditional Surrender!” Oct22: 5. “All Sounds Do Not Radio Broadcast.” Oct22: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “Chopin, Master of Romance.” Oct22: 7. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Oct22: 8. Freese, Myron V. “Music and Executives.” Oct22: 21. Hahn, George. “The New and the Old.” Oct22: 22. “Popular Music in Public Libraries.” Oct22: 23. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Oct22: 24. Hahn, George. “It’s Easy to be a Grouch if You’ll Let Music Do It.” Oct22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 11, November 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Nov22: 4. 24

“Pianos That Have Passed.” Nov22: 5. Thompson, Kathryne E. “Saxophone Chins!” Nov22: 6. McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Nov22: 21. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Nov22: 22. Langford, Oscar. “Songs of the Pioneers.” Nov22: 22. Burry, Frederic W. “The Musical Mind,” Nov22: 23.

Melody 6, no. 12, December 1922 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec22: 3. “Christmas is Coming.” Dec22: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Civic Music Association of Chicago.” Dec22: 6. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Dec22: 8. Burry, Frederic W. “Holiday Chimes.” Dec22: 21. McGill, Maude Stolley. “Harry Quinn Mills.” Dec22: 22. Burry, Frederic W. “Melody and Music.” Dec22: 23. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Dec22: 25.

1923

Melody 7, no. 1, January 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jan23: 3. Hahn, George. “How to Woo Elusive Publishers.” Jan23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Frank Westphal, Chicago Exponent of Jazz.” Jan23: 6. “The Magic of a Song.” Jan23: 7. Collins, Treve Jr. “Talking Things Over with J. Fred Coots.” Jan23: 8. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Jan23: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “Doing the Will.” Jan23: 25. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan23: 26.

Melody 7, no. 2, February 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Feb23: 3. Hahn, George. “The Nut.” Feb23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Paul Whiteman Interviewed.” Feb23: 6. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Feb23: 8. “Postage Stamp Composers.” Feb23: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “New Resolutions.” Feb23: 22. “Life of the Metropolis in Music.” Feb23: 23. “Axel Christensen Records.” Feb 23: 23. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb23: 24. 25

Morgan, William J. “Benefits from the Radio.” Feb23: 26. “A Picture ‘Policy’.” Feb23: 26.

Melody 7, no. 3, March 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Mar23: 3. Hahn, George. “The Song and the Symphony.” Mar23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview With W. Remington Welch.” Mar23: 6. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Mar23: 8. “Tim Pan Alley Inspiration.” Mar23: 21. “Future of Music Remains Bright in America.” Mar23: 23. Burry, Frederic W. “Music in the Air.” Mar23: 24. “A Chant to Cheer.” Mar23: 25.

Melody 7, no. 4, April 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Apr23: 3. Hahn, George. “A New Method for Photoplay Organists.” Apr23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Ted Lewis of Jazz Band fame.” Apr23: 6. Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Apr23: 7. “The Star-Spangled Banner Survives.” Apr23: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “Music and its Measure.” Apr23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 5, May 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” May23: 3. “The World’s Greatest Heart Song.” May23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with Arnold Johnson.” May23: 6. “Mary Adele Willis.” May23: 8. Burry, Frederic W. “What Are Examinations?” May23: 21. “Muscle, Meat, Music and Mirth.” May23: 23. Hahn, George. “A Keyboard Romance.” May23: 23. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 6, June 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jun23: 4. “A Compromise on Broadcasting Musical Rights.” Jun23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Playing the Movies.” Jun23: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “The Merit of Melody.” Jun23: 7. “Men Who Manage Much Moving.” Jun23: 8. “Laconia Lands the Laurel.” Jun23: 21. “The Greater Lose as the Lesser Loom.” Jun23: 22. 26

“Professional Envy Inspires Third Degree of Criticism.” Jun23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 7, July 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jul23: 4. “What Music Did to Main Street.” Jul23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Popular Music and Its Presentation.” Jul23: 8. “The ‘Guardian’ of Boston’s Bells Passes.” Jul23: 21.

Melody 7, no. 8, August 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug23: 4. “Music Publishers Score in Radio-Copyright Suit.” Aug23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “The Organ in Picture Playing.” Aug23: 6. “July 4, 1826-July 4, 1923.” Aug23: 8. Birch, John J. “The Victrola and Radio.” Aug23: 21. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug23: 22.

Melody 7, no. 9, September 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep23: 4. “From Fiddle to Saxophone to $800,000.” Sep23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with Egbert Van Alstyne, the Song Writer.” Sep23: 6. Hahn, George. “The Organ and Moving Pictures.” Sep23: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “Come, See the Parade.” Sep23: 21. McPhail, Lindsay. “Hints to Prospective Song Writers.” Sep23: 23. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 10, October-November 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” ON23: 4. “Jazz May Be Lowbrow, But—.” ON23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “‘My Method of Scoring Pictures’.” ON23: 6. “A Heart Teaser.” ON23: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “In Melody Land.” ON23: 21. Morgan, William J. “The Importance of Tone.” “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” ON23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 11, December 1923 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec23: 4. Schauffler, Robert Haven. “Handing You a Musical Ear Opener.” Dec23: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with J. Bodewalt Lampe.” Dec23: 6. 27

“New Copyright Bill for New Congress.” Dec23: 8. “Bolshevism in Music.” Dec23: 21. “An Annual Anthem Contest.” Dec23: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “Makers of Melody.” Dec23: 22. Stuckey, Norman. “Nots of the Organ.” Dec23: 23. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Dec23: 24.

1924

Melody 8, no. 1, January 1924 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jan24: 4. Burry, Frederic W. “Our American Music.” Jan24: 5. Schauffler, Robert Haven. “Tuning Up for the Musical Dub.” Jan24: 6. Hahn, George. “From Past to Present in Picture Theatres.” Jan24: 7. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with E. Joseph Chadwick.” Jan24: 8. Morgan, William J. “The Fox Trot in Music.” Jan24: 21. Stuckey, Norman. “Playing Organ with Orchestra,” Jan24: 21. “Meyer Davis Champions Jazz.” Jan24: 22. Martin, R. W. “‘Don’ts’ For Motion Picture Organists.” Jan24: 22. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 2, February 1924 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Feb24: 4. “Memories.” Feb24: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Playing Moving Pictures.” Feb24: 6. “An Important Decision.” Feb24: 7. “Honored by Declaration.” Feb24: 8. Burry, Frederic W. “Revival of the Waltz.” Feb24: 8. Hahn, George. “Must Film Music Be Relegated to the Background or Should It BE Featured?” Feb24: 21. “An Anniversary.” Feb24: 21. Gilian, Strickland. “The Lady of the Old School.” Feb24: 22. “Are You a Music Teacher?” Feb24: 22. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb24: 22.

Melody 8, no. 3, March 1924 “Music Mart Meanderings.” Mar24: 4. “Professional Musicians and Radio Operating.” Mar24: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “The Story of Ben Bernie.” Mar24: 6. 28 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Department for Photoplay Organists and Pianists.” Mar24: 7. Hahn, George. “Modern Arrangers Are Synthetic Composers.” Mar24: 8. Burry, Frederic W. “Music and Its Sanity.” Mar24: 21. “Are Animals Musical?” Mar24: 21. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Mar24: 23. Burry, Frederic W. “The Saving Grace.” Mar24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 4, April 1924 Seaman, Julius. “America’s Contribution to Modern Music. Apr24: 3. Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with Edmund Fitch.” Apr24: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr24: 5. Burry, Frederic W. “The Sunshine of Music. Apr24: 6. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Apr24: 7. “The Triangle.” Apr24: 8. “Frequenter, A.” “Headquarters.” Apr24: 21. “Hawaiian Music Not Hawaiian.” Apr24: 22. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Apr24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 5, May 1924 Wright, Z. Porter. “What Music Means to Uncle Silas.” May24: 3. “Irene Juno, Photoplay Organist.: May24: 4. Fox, Joseph. “Now Try Your Hand at Prologue Production.” May24: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” May24: 6. “The End of Fictitious Price Marking.” May24: 8. “Manic Whim of Musicians.” May24: 21. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May24: 24. “Music Mart Meanderings.” May24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 6, June 1924 Loar, Lloyd. “Is ‘Jazz’ Constructive or Destructive?” Jun24: 3. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jun24: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jun24: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Scoring Motion Pictures.” Jun24: 6. “Using Radio As a Radiator.” Jun24: 8. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jun24: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “America As a Music Centre.” Jun 24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 7, July 1924 Lorenz, Clarice. “Jazz—the Newest Musical Phenomenon.” Jul24: 3. 29 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jul24: 5. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Jul24: 6. Specht, Paul. “American Popular Music and Its Progress.” Jul24: 7. Burry, Frederic W. “Music of the Masses.” Jul24: 8. Gherkens, Karl W. “The Fundamentals of Music.” Jul24: 22.

Melody 8, no. 8, August 1924 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Aug24: 3. Schonemann, A. C. E. “More About Scoring for the Picture Plays.” Aug24: 4. Loar, Lloyd. “Music Publishers and Radio Broadcasting.” Aug24: 6. Burry, Frederic W. “Silv’ry Moon.” Aug24: 22. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug24: 24. Morgan, William J. “Rhythm.” Aug24: 26. “Why a Movie Organist Gets Nervous.” Aug24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 9, September 1924 McCulloch, Lyle. “Intolerance and Jazz.” Sep24: 3. “Live Sparks from Connecticut.” Sep24: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Sep24: 5. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Bennie Krueger, New York Exponent of Jazz.” Sep24: 7. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep24: 8. Burry, Frederic W. “Revolutionary Music.” Sep24: 23. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep24: 24. “A Two-Fold Tribute.” Sep24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 10, October-November 1924 Griffith, Roy. “Putting Sales Value in Songs.” ON24: 3. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” ON24: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” ON24: 5. Fox, Joseph. “Interpreting Music for the Movies.” ON24: 7. Timmens, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” ON24: 21. “New Name for Jazz.” ON24: 23. “Music Mart Meanderings.” ON24: 24 “A ‘Popular’ Pennant Series.” ON24: 25. “Organized Incendiarism.” ON24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 11, December 1924 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Dec24: 3. “And There Were Shepherds.” Dec24: 5. 30

Schonemann, A. C. E. “Office Boy No Noted Orchestra Director.” Dec24: 6. Women Organists Form Hub Club. Dec24: 7. Timmens, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Dec24: 21. Burry, Frederic W. “Music Hath Charms.” Dec24: 23. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec24: 24. “Contributor’s Corner.” Dec24: 25.

1925

Melody 9, no. 1, January 1925 “Sensations and Common Sense.” Jan25: 3. Loar, Lloyd. “If you were the Editor.” Jan25: 4. Fisher, George Allaire. “The Dean of Boston Organists.” Jan25: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jan25: 6. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Popular Music Reflects American Life.” Jan25: 7. “The Once Over.” Jan25: 8. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan25: 21. “A ‘Cross-Word Puzzle’ Song.” Jan25: 23. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Jan25: 24. “The Brickyard.” Jan25: 26. “Loudspeaker, A.” “Record Reflections.” Jan25: 26. Nevins, Merton. “Music Mart Mention.” Jan25: 28.

Melody 9, no. 2, February 1925 “The Question Box.” Feb25: 1. “Folk-Songs! Are They Worth Anything?” Feb25: 3. “A Philistine’s History of Music.” Feb25: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Feb25: 7. ““Editorial.” Afterthoughts.” Feb25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Feb25: 25. Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Feb25: 26. “The Brickyard.” Feb25: 27. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb25: 28. “Meanderer, The.” “In the Music Mart.” Feb25: 30. “Loudspeaker, A.” “Record Reflections.” Feb25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 3, March 1925 “The Question Box.” Mar25: 1. Fisher, Mrs. William Arms. “’Rocking America’s Cradle of Music’.” Mar25: 3. 31

Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Mar25: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Mar25: 5. “A Philistine’s History of Music.” Mar25: 6. “The Orioles.” Mar25: 7. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Mar25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Mar25: 25. “Broadcast to Fame from Prison.” Mar25: 27. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Mar25: 28. “The Brickyard.” Mar25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 4, April 1925 “Lewis A. Bray Wins the Ten!” Apr25: 1. Loar, Lloyd. “Acoustics of the Pipe Organ.” Apr25: 3. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr25: 4. “Reisman Discourses on Jazz Nude vs. Jazz Overdressed.” Apr25: 5. Cataland, Augusta L. “The One Piece Orchestra.” Apr25: 5. “A Philistine’s History of Music.” Apr25: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr25: 7. “Improvisations.” Apr25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Apr25: 25. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Apr25: 27. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Apr25: 28. “Washington Notes.” Apr25: 29. “The Question Box.” Apr25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 5, May 1925 Fisher, George Allaire. “Lo! The Poor Maligned Musician.” May25: 3. “Improvisations.” May25: 4. Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” May25: 5. “Music and the Cinema.” May25: 6. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May25: 7. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” May25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” May25: 25. “Among the Washington Organists.” May25: 26. “A West Virginia Organist.” May25: 27. “If I Were the Editor of Melody.” May25: 29. “The Brickyard.” May25: 32.

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Melody 9, no. 6, June 1925 Kemp, George B. Kemp, Jr. “An Appreciation of the Theater Organist.” Jun25: 3. “Among the Washington Organists.” Jun25: 4. Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jun25: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jun25: 6. “A Philistine’s History of Music.” Jun25: 7. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jun25: 25. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jun25: 26. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Jun25: 28. “The Brickyard.” Jun25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 7, July 1925 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Leginska, Chef d’Orchestre.” Jul25: 3. Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jul25: 4. “Improvisations.” Jul25: 5. Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Jul25: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jul25: 6. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jul25: 25. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jul25: 26. Bray, Lewis E. “The Psychology of Motion Picture Music.” Jul25: 28. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Jul25: 30. Wright, Z. Porter. “Is American Music Hopelessly Jazzed?” Jul25: 31. “News Reels and Fables.” Jul25: 32. “The Brickyard.” Jul25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 8, August 1925 Deagan. “Universal Pitch—A-Four-Forty.” Aug25: 3. Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Aug25: 5. “The Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Aug25: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Aug25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Augl25: 25. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug25: 26. “If I Were the Editor of Melody.” Aug25: 27. “Mysterio—What Is It?” Aug25: 28. “Improvisations.” Aug25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 9, September 1925 Rackett, Arthur. “Syncopatedragtimejazzdeliriumtremens.” Sep25: 3. Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Sep25: 5. 33 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Sep25: 6. ““Editorial.” Improvisations.” Sep25: 7. “A Philistine’s History of Music.” Sep25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Sep25: 25. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep25: 26. “Group Thinking in Music.” Sep25: 28. “He Teaches ‘Popular’ Music.” Sep25: 29. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Sep25: 30. Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Sep25: 31.

Melody 9, no. 10, October 1925 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Oct25: 3. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Oct25: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Oct25: 6. Fisher, George Allaire “Teaching Organists to Play Better.” Oct25: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Oct25: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Oct25: 26. ““Editorial.” Improvisations.” Oct25: 27. Boyd, George C. “Ragtime is Rhythm.” Oct25: 29. Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Oct25: 30.

Melody 9, no. 11, November 1925 Loar, Lloyd. “The Next Symphonic Development.” Nov25: 3. Freese, Myron V. “Princes and Pandemonium—A Prelude in Jazz.” Nov25: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Nov25: 6. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Nov25: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Nov25: 8. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Nov25: 26. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Nov25: 28. Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Nov25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 12, December 1925 “Is American Music Worth Protecting?” Dec25: 3. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Dec25: 5. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Dec25: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Dec25: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Dec25: 8. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Dec25: 25. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Dec25: 26. 34

“The Letter Box.” Dec25: 27. “Passing Notes.” Dec25: 29. “The Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Dec25: 30.

1926

Melody 10, no. 1, January 1926 “The Piano of the Future.” Jan26: 3. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jan26: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jan26: 6. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jan26: 7 “In the Music Mart of America.” Jan26: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jan26: 26. “Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Jan26: 28. “Reading Our Correspondence.” Jan26: 28. “Jenny Lind.” Jan26: 30. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Jan26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 2, February 1926 “Pragma.” “In the Key of X and Why.” Feb26: 3. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Feb26: 5. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Feb26: 6. “Speaking of Us.” Feb26: 6 Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Some Old Wine in a New Bottle.” Feb26: 7 “In the Music Mart of America.” Feb26: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Feb26: 26. “A Lesson in Syncopated Fill-in for the Pianist.” Feb26: 27. “Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Feb26: 28. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Feb26: 29. “Jenny Lind.” Feb26: 30.

Melody 10, no. 3, March 1926 Leigh, Norman (Arthur Cleveland Morse). “Why I Write Music.” Mar26: 3. “A More Musical America.” Mar26: 4. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Mar26: 5. Lorenz, Clarice. “Endowing American Music.” Mar26: 6. “New Notes and Comments.” Mar26: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Mar26: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Mar26: 25. 35 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Mar26: 26. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Mar26: 28. “Northwestern News Notes.” Mar26: 30. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Mar26: 31.

Melody 10, no. 4, April 1926 Weidig, Adolf. “Musical Education.” Apr26: 3. ““Editorial.” Note.” Apr26: 3. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr26: 4. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr26: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr26: 5. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Apr26: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Apr26: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Apr26: 8. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Apr26: 26. “Northwestern News Notes.” Apr26: 30. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Apr26: 31.

Melody 10, no. 5, May 1926 “The Contribution of the Photoplay to Modern Music.” May26: 3. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” May26: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” May26: 5. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” May26: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” May26: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” May26: 8. “Jottings from Pittsburgh.” May26: 25. “Knowlton Pless Organ School.” May26: 25. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May26: 26. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” May26: 31.

Melody 10, no. 6, June 1926 “The Fraud of ‘Popular Song’ Lures.” Jun26: 3. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jun26: 5. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jun26: 6. “Improvisations.” Jun26: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jun26: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Jun26: 8. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jun26: 26. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Jun26: 30. 36

Melody 10, no. 7, July 1926 “From Our Readers.” Jul26: 1. “Dissecting America’s Musical Consciousness.” Jul26: 3. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jul26: 5. “Gloom Chasers.” Jul26: 5. Barnard, J. D. “Northwestern Organists I Have Met.” Jul26: 6. “Music Considered Therapeutically.” Jul26: 7. “In the Music Mart of America.” Jul26: 8. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jul26: 26. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jul26: 28. “The First Original Photoplay Score.” Jul26: 29. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Jul26: 30. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jul26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 8, August 1926 “From Our Readers.” Aug26: 1. “The Tyranny of Noise.” Aug26: 3. “Mistakes—or What Have You.” Aug26: 4. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Aug26: 5. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Aug26: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Aug26: 7. “Music Mart Page.” Aug26: 8. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Aug26: 26. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Aug26: 30. “Jottings from Pittsburgh.” Aug26: 31. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug26: 32. “Middle West News Items.” Aug26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 9, September 1926 “From Our Readers.” Sep26: 1. Fisher, George Allaire. “The Pipe Organ’s Family Tree.” Sep26: 3. Schonemann, A. C. E. “Relationship of Good Music to Good Health.” Sep26: 4. “Folks and Facts in the Photoplay Music Field.” Sep26: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Sep26: 6. Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep26: 7. “Music Mart Page.” Sep26: 8. Fisher, George Allaire. “A Decade of Music Service.” Sep26: 25. “The Question Box.” Sep26: 25. 37

Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Sep26: 26. Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Sep26: 30. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 10, October 1926 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Oct26: 5. Parks, Henry Francis. “Ace of the Photoplay Organ.” Oct26: 6. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Oct26: 7. “Great Opportunities Gratis.” Oct26: 8. Fisher, George Allaire. “Music History in the Making.” Oct26: 9. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Oct26: 10. Byrn, Clarence. “Instrumental Music in the Elementary Schools.” Oct26: 11. “School Bands East, and School Bands West.” Oct26: 12. “About Band and Orchestra Folks.” Oct26: 13. Bettoney, Harry. “The Temperament of the Clarinet.” Oct26: 15. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Oct26: 17. “They Make Music for the Movies.” Oct26: 18. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Oct26: 20. “Who Can Tie Their Record?” Oct26: 22. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Oct26: 23. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Oct26: 46. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct26: 48. Loar, Lloyd. “The Round Table.” Oct26: 49. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct26: 51. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct26: 52. Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Oct26: 53. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Oct26: 54. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Oct26: 55. Weidt, A. J. “The Banjoist.” Oct26: 58. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Oct26: 62. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct26: 64. “Keeping Posted.” Oct26: 66. “Your Own Column.” Oct26: 67.

Melody 10, no. 11, November 1926 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Nov26: 5. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicago’s Maestro of the Movie Symphony Orchestra.” Nov26: 6. Russell, Frederick. C. “The Popular Songs That Never Became Popular.” Nov26: 7. 38

“Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, et al, Please Copy.” Nov26: 8. Byrn, Clarence. “Class Instruction in Instrumental Music.” Nov26: 9. “While Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Nov26: 10. Parks, Henry Francis. “Several Chicago Cinema Synchronizers.” Nov26: 12. Bach, Vincent. “Some ‘Inside’ Facts About the Trumpet.” Nov26: 15. Bettoney, Harry. “The Temperament of the Clarinet.” Nov26: 19. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Nov26: 20. “Northwestern Movie Musicians.” Nov26: 22. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Nov26: 23. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov26: 46. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Nov26: 49. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Nov26: 51. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov26: 52. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Nov26: 54. Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Plectrum Player.” Nov26: 56. “Fretted Instrument Notes.” Nov26: 57. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Nov26: 58. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Nov26: 60. “Virtuoso of the Saxophone.” Nov26: 61. “Wilmington, Del., Police Band.” Nov26: 61. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov26: 62. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Nov26: 64. “Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Nov26: 65. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Nov26: 76. “Keeping Posted.” Nov26: 68.

Melody 10, no. 12, December 1926 Fisher, Mrs. William Arms. “Wanted: A Noble Setting of ‘America the Beautiful.’.” Dec26: 5. Byrn, Clarence. “The All-Ohio State Fair Bands.” Dec26: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music for American Indian Movies.” Dec26: 8. Osgood, Marion G. “An Intimate Sketch of Julius Eichberg.” Dec26: 9. “A Band That Made a Small City a Big Music Center.” Dec26: 10. Byrn, Clarence. “Public School Music in Pueblo City Schools.” Dec26: 11. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Dec26: 12. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Dec26: 15. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Dec26: 17. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Dec26: 20. “A Musical Star in the West.” Dec26: 22. 39

Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Dec26: 23. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Dec26: 46. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Dec26: 48. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Dec26: 50. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec26: 52. “De La Salle High School Band.” Dec26: 53. “Chaffey Union High School Band.” Dec26: 53. “From Our Readers.” Dec26: 53. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec26: 54. “A Big, Beneficent Business.” Dec26: 55. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Dec26: 56. Loar, Lloyd. “The Round Table.” Dec26: 57. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec26: 58. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Dec26: 60. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec26: 62. Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Dec26: 64. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Dec26: 66. “Your Own Column.” Dec26: 67. “Keeping Posted.” Dec26: 68.

1927

Melody 11, no. 1, January 1927 “Keeping Posted.” Jan27: 2. “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jan27: 5. Loar, Lloyd. “The Acoustics of Speech and Song.” Jan27: 6. Berry, Frederic W. “Musical Likes and Dislikes.” Jan27: 7. “An Arkansas Band Plant.” Jan27: 8. Byrn, Clarence. “Daily Class Lessons in Instrumental Music.” Jan27: 10. “Some Facts About Weidt and His Work.” Jan27: 13. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jan27: 14. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Gasometers, Pistons and Applesauce.” Jan27: 17. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jan27: 20. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jan27: 22. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jan27: 46. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Jan27: 48. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast Notes.” Jan27: 50. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan27: 52. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Jan27: 54. 40

Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan27: 55. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jan27: 56. Allen, Ward. “In Minneapolis.” Jan27: 57. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Jan27: 58. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicago Yellow Jacket Orchestra.” Jan27: 59. “Fretted Instrument News Notes.” Jan27: 59. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jan27: 60. Fisher, George Allaire. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan27: 62. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Jan27: 64. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Jan27: 66. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Jan27: 67. Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Jan27: 68.

Melody 11, no. 2, February 1927 Rebmann, V. I. F. “The Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference.” Feb27: 5. Fisher, George Allaire and Z. Peter Wright. “The Music’s the Thing.” Feb27: 6. Maddy, Joseph E. “The Wind Band of the Future.” Feb27: 9. Byrn, Clarence. “Music in the Intermediate Schools.” Feb27: 11. “Speaking of School Bands and Orchestras.” Feb27: 13. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Feb27: 15. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Literature by and for Theater Organists.” Feb27: 17. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Feb27: 18. “Photoplay Organists We Would Have You Meet.” Feb27: 21. “North Central Interstate High School Symphonic Band.” Feb27: 22. Allen, Ward. “In Minneapolis.” Feb27: 23. Byrn, Clarence. “Detroit Notes.” Feb27: 24. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Feb27: 46. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Feb27: 48. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Feb27: 50. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Feb27: 52. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Feb27: 56. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Feb27: 57. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Feb27: 58. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Feb27: 59. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb27: 60. “Your Own Column.” Feb27: 62. “Keeping Posted.” Feb27: 63. “Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Feb27: 64. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb27: 65. 41

Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Feb27: 66. “School Music in Honolulu.” Feb27: 68.

Melody 11, no. 3, March 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Mar27: 5. Nevins, Merton. “Harmonicas as Stepping-Stones in Music.” Mar27: 6. High, Fred. “A Band That Cannot Hear Itself Play.” Mar27: 8. “Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference, Worcester, March 9-11.” Mar27: 9. Byrn, Clarence. “Products and Results of Instrumental Music Classes.” Mar27: 10. Waters, Fred E. “A Professional Musician’s View of School Music.” Mar27: 13. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “A Battle of Musicians.” Mar27: 17. “What I Like in New Music.” Mar27: 19. Parks, Henry Francis. “The Musical Government of the Wisconsin Theater.” Mar27: 21. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Mar27: 23. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Mar27: 49. Loar, Lloyd. “The Round Table.” Mar27: 50. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Mar27: 52. Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Mar27: 53. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Mar27: 54. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Mar27: 56. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Mar27: 58. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Mar27: 59. Hollinson, T. H. “Rambles in an Office Chair.” Mar27: 60. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Mar27: 62. Dorsey, Fred A. “The Prison Musician. Mar27: 63. Weidt, A. J. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” Mar27: 64. W., A. J. [Weidt, A. J.]. “Plectrum Notes and Queries.” Mar27: 65. “Your Own Column.” Mar27: 66. “Take It or Leave It.” Mar27: 67. “Keeping Posted.” Mar27: 68. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Mar27: 70. “Miscellaneous News Notes.” Mar27: 72. “Another Page from the Editor’s Picture Book.” Mar27: 73. Melody 11, no. 4, April 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Apr27: 5. Maybee, Harper C. “Developing a Vocal Orchestra.” Apr27: 6. “An “Editorial.” Postscript.” Apr27: 7. Byrn, Clarence. “A Broad View of Music Education.” Apr27: 8. Rackett, Arthur H. “Oldest Military-Concert Band in the World?” Apr27: 11. 42 del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Quitting, Queing and Qussing.” Apr27: 15. Parks, Henry Francis. “Murtagh-graphs.” Apr27: 17. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Apr27: 18. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Apr27: 20. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Apr27: 22. “Keeping Posted.” Apr27: 24. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Apr27: 46. “Professional Musician, A.” “A Musical Mill-Race.” Apr27: 48. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Apr27: 50. Maddy, J. E. “A National Orchestra Camp.” Apr27: 51. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Apr27: 52. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Apr27: 54. “The Next Symphonic Development.” Apr27: 56. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Items.” Apr27: 59. Weidt, A. J. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” Apr27: 60. “Plectrum Players’ Convention.” Apr27: 61. Parks, H. F. “The Rajah of Jazz.” Apr27: 62. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Apr27: 63. “George Barrere, Master Flutist.” Apr27: 64. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Apr27: 65. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Apr27: 66. Weinfeld, Bery L. “A Band of Hope and Promise.” Apr27: 68. “From the Editor’s Picture Book.” Apr27: 69.

Melody 11, no. 5, May 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” May27: 3. Fisher, George Allaire. “What Shall We Do With the Banjo?” May27: 4. “The Musical Hierarchy of the Chicago Theater.” May27: 6. Byrn, Clarence. “Objectives in Public School Music, Grades 1-8.” May27: 7. “And Now County-wide Instrumental Ensembles.” May27: 9. Rackett, Arthur H. “From the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” May27: 11. “Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” May27: 13. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “All the News That’s Fit to Print.” May27: 15. “Mostly About Folks Who Play for Photoplays.” May27: 17. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” May27: 18. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” May27: 20. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” May27: 22. “Keeping Posted.” May27: 24. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” May27: 46. 43

Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” May27: 48. Byrn, Clarence. “Detroit Notes.” May27: 49. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” May27: 50. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” May27: 52. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” May27: 54. Specht, Paul L. “Jazz-the New American Trademark?” May27: 56. Weidt, A. J. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” May27: 58. “Youthful Virtuosoship.” May27: 59. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” May27: 60. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” May27: 62. “Band Room Bits.” May27: 64. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” May27: 66. “Pick-torially Speaking.” May27: 69.

Melody 11, no. 6, June 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jun27: 3. Loar, Lloyd. “Improving and Correcting Concert Hall Acoustics.” Jun27: 4. Rackett, Arthur H. “From the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Jun27: 6. Pettine, Giuseppe. “A Golden Opportunity for the A. F. of M.” Jun27: 7. “In School, College and Community.” Jun27: 8. Byrn, Clarence. “Objectives in Public School Music, Grades 1087.” Jun27: 9. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jun27: 12. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Jun27: 14. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Popular and Unpopular Music.” Jun27: 15. “What I Like in New Music.” Jun27: 18. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jun27: 20. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jun27: 22. “Keeping Posted.” Jun27: 24. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jun27: 46. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Jun27: 48. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Jun27: 50. Kutschinski, C. D. “Southern Conference for Music Education.” Jun27: 52. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jun27: 54. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Jun27: 57. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Jun27: 58. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jun27: 59. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jun27: 60. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun27: 63. “The North Central Conference.” Jun27: 64. 44

Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Jun27: 66. “Your Own Column.” Jun27: 68. “From the Editor’s Picture Book.” Jun27: 69.

Melody 11, no. 7, July 1927 “Keeping Posted.” Jul27: 1. “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jul27: 3. Frise, Sally. “Making a Photoplay Theatre a Community Center.” Jul27: 4. “Third New England School Music Festival.” Jul27: 4. Byrn, Clarence. “Conservatory Viewpoints of Class Teaching.” Jul27: 8. Nevins, Merton. “An Appreciation of a Great Bandmaster.” Jul27: 9. Holcombe, J. Merton. “Making the Most of Music in the Mansfield Schools.” Jul27: 11. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jul27: 12. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “It’s the Organist Who Suffers.” Jul27: 13. Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jul27: 15. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jul27: 18. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Jul27: 42. Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Jul27: 43. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jul27: 44. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Jul27: 45. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jul27: 46. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Jul27: 48. “National School Band Contest.” Jul27: 49. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Jul27: 50. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jul27: 52. “26th Annual Guild Convention.” Jul27: 53. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Jul27: 56. Allen, Ward. “In Minneapolis.” Jul27: 57. “Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Jul27: 59. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jul27: 60. “More Pictures.” Jul27: 61.

Melody 11, no. 8, August 1927 “Keeping Posted.” Aug27: 1. “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Aug27: 3. Osgood, Marion G. “A Pioneer ‘Adamless’ Orchestra.” Aug27: 4. “From Harmonica to Harmonic and Harmony.” Aug27: 6. Byrn, Clarence. “Balancing the School Orchestra.” Aug27: 7. Nailor, C. Elmer. “From Grade School to High School to Municipal Band.” Aug27: 8. 45

“Music Mothers These Orphaned Children.” Aug27: 9. “Introducing a New Contributor.” Aug27: 10. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Aug27: 11. Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Aug27: 13. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Aug27: 15. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Aug27: 16. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Aug27: 18. Hosch, Josephine A. “University of North Dakota Military Band.” Aug27: 44. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Aug27: 45. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Aug27: 46. “Speaking of Bands.” Aug27: 47. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Aug27: 48. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Aug27: 50. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Aug27: 52. Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Aug27: 53. “What To Do For The Banjo.” Aug27: 54. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Aug27: 58. “Your Own Column.” Aug27: 60. “Pictures Picked at Random.” Aug27: 61.

Melody 11, no. 9, September 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Sep27: 5. Tindall, Glenn M. “Playground Music in Los Angeles.” Sep27: 6. Ludwig, Wm. F. “IS the Vitaphone a Menace to Musicians?” Sep27: 7. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Sep27: 8. “The Music of Finance.” Sep27: 9. Eldridge, Judson. “The Group Method Applied to Piano Instruction.” Sep27: 10. Knutzen, Edwin C. “Some Thoughts from the Viewpoint of the Grade School Supervisor.” Sep27: 11. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Stunts and Novelties for the Theatre Organ.” Sep27: 13. Rackett, Arthur H. “From the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Sep27: 15. Bryn, Clarence. “The Educational Value of the High School Opera.” Sep17: 21. “New York Organ Notes.” Sep27: 22. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Sep27: 23. Bryn, Clarence. “Detroit Notes.” Sep27: 25. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Sep27: 26. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Sep27: 50. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Sep27: 53. Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Sep27: 54. 46

“Three Outstanding Young Bands.” Sep27: 56. “Keeping Posted.” Sep27: 61. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Sep27: 63. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Sep27: 65. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Sep27: 66. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Sep27: 68. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Sep27: 70. “Fretted Instrument Notes.” Sep27: 71. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Sep27: 73. “Band Room Bits.” Sep 27: 74. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Sep27: 76. “Another Page from the Editor’s Picture Book.” Sep27: 77.

Melody 11, no. 10, October 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Oct27: 5. Rackett, A. H. “Bert Brown, Cornet Virtuoso.” Oct27: 6. Sprissler, Alfred. “Starting a String Quartet.” Oct27: 8. Specht, Paul. “Yankee Jazz Abroad.” Oct27: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Oct27: 11. “Albert F. Brown.” Oct27: 12 Eldridge, Judson. “Theory in the Piano Class-Room.” Oct27: 13. “Wm. Eckstein, Cinema Interpreter.” Oct27: 15. Maddy, Joseph E. “Maddy on Pedagogy.” Oct27: 16. Bettonet, Harry. “The House of the Angel Guardian Band.” Oct27: 21 Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Oct27: 22. Parks, Henry Francis. “Theme-ing the Feature.” Oct27: 23. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Oct27: 25. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Oct27: 26. Fisher, George Allaire. “Giving the Saxophone Its Due.” Oct27: 50. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct27: 52. Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Oct27: 54. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct27: 55. “Keeping Posted.” Oct27: 56. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct27: 61. “Acknowledging a ‘Compliment’.” Oct27: 62. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Oct27: 65. “Rochester Reactions.” Oct27: 66. “Gotham Items.” Oct27: 68. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct27: 69. 47

Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Oct27: 72. Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Oct27: 73. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Oct27: 74. “Musicians in All Fields.” Oct27: 76.

Melody 11, no. 11, November 1927 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Nov27: 6. “Theron Perkins, Master of Boys’ Bands.” Nov27: 11. del Castillo, L. G. “Say It With Colors.” Nov27: 13. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Nov27: 15. Juno, Irene. “The Washington College of Music.” Nov27: 17. “New Milwaukee Theatre.” Nov27: 19. “The Service Club and the Boys’ Band.” Nov27: 20. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Nov27: 23. “Philadelphia Music News.” Nov27: 24. “Roxy.” Nov27: 25. del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Nov27: 27. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Nov27: 28. Kutschinski, C. D. “The Class B Champions of North Carolina.” Nov27: 52. “Your Own Column.” Nov27: 53. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov27: 55. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov27: 56. “Keeping Posted.” Nov27: 58. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov27. 61. “The Theatre Orchestra.” Nov27: 62. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Nov27: 63. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Nov27: 64. “McPhail Banjo Club.” Nov27: 65. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Nov27: 66. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Nov27: 68. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Nov27: 70. “Band Room Bits,” Nov27: 72. Weller, Alanson. “Gotham Items.” Nov27: 75. “Boston Civic Symphony.” Nov27: 75. “Music-Folk You Should Know.” Nov27: 76.

Melody 11, no. 12, December 1927 “Keeping Posted.” Dec27: 2. “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Dec27: 5. 48

Leigh, Norman. “Musical Sleight of Hand.” Dec27: 6. Fisher, George Allaire. “The Modernized Instruments of the Troubadours.” Dec27: 9. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Dec27: 10. del Castillo, L. G. “Musical Garbage for the Picture.” Dec27: 11. Weller, Alanson. “The Capitol Theatre of New York City.” Dec27: 13. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Dec27: 15. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Dec27: 16. Maddy, Joseph E. “Maddy on Pedagogy.” Dec27: 21. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Dec27: 21. del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Dec27: 25. “Speaking of School Bands.” Dec27: 26. Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Dec27: 50. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Dec27: 52. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec27: 54. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec27: 61. “Albert D. Grover.” Dec27: 62. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec27: 63. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Dec27: 64. “Fretted Instrument Notes.” Dec27: 65. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Dec27: 66. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes From The Hub.” Dec27: 68. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Dec27: 71. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec27: 72. “Rochester Reactions.” Dec27: 73. Weller, Alanson. “Gotham Items.” Dec27: 74. “Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.” Dec27: 75.

1928

Melody 12, no. 1, January 1928 “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jan28: 5. Eldridge, Judson. “The Development of Piano Music.” Jan28: 6. Spaulding, Charles R. “Start the High School Bands in the Grades.” Jan28: 8. del Castillo, L. G. “First Aid to the Photoplayer.” Jan28: 12. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jan28: 16. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Jan28: 19. Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Jan28: 22. del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jan28: 23. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Jan28: 24. 49

Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jan28: 48. Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Jan28: 51. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan28: 52. “Keeping Posted.” Jan28: 54. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan28: 57. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan28: 58. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Jan28: 60. Edgely, George. “Musical Hands Across the Sea.” Jan28: 62. “Fretted Instrument Notes.” Jan28: 63. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Jan28: 64. Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.: Jan28: 64. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Jan28: 67. Leigh, Norman. “Spokes From The Hub.” Jan28: 68. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Jan28: 69. “Band Room Bits.” Jan28: 70.

Melody 12, no. 2, February 1928 “The Lion and the Lamb.” Feb28: 5. Fisher, George Allaire. “The Modernized Instruments of the Troubadours.” Feb28: 6. “This and That.” Feb28: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Feb28: 10. del Castillo, L. G. “It All Depends On You.” Feb28: 13. Lockhart, Lee. “Promoting the School Band and Orchestra.” Feb28: 15. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Feb28: 17. Parks, Henry Francis, “Chicagoana.” Feb28: 18. Loar, Lloyd. “The Genesis of the Viola Alt.” Feb28: 20. Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Feb28: 22. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Feb28: 23. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Feb28: 46. “Adios!” Feb28: 46. “The Versatile Pettine.” Feb28: 48. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Feb28: 49. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb28: 50. “The Amateur’s Guide to Musical Instruments.” Feb28: 50. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Feb28: 52. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Feb28: 53. “Keeping Posted.” Feb28: 54. “Bits from Boston.” Feb28: 56. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Feb28: 57. 50

Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb28: 58. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Feb28: 60. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Feb28: 61. del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Feb28: 62. “Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Feb28: 66. Perkins, Theron D. “A Sound Foundation.” Feb28: 67.

Melody 12, no. 3, March 1928 “Keeping Posted.” Mar28: 2. “Missiles and the Muscovite.” Mar28: 5. “This and That.” Mar28: 6. Usher, Albert. “A Novel Summer Camp for Boys.” Mar28: 7. “Georges Laurent—Virtuoso Flutist.” Mar28: 8. Loar, Lloyd. “The New England Conservatory and School Music.” Mar28: 9. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Mar28: 10. del Castillo, L. G. “What’s A Unit Organ?” Mar28: 13. Eldridge, Judson. “The Development of Piano Music.” Mar28: 15. del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Mar28: 16. Kerr, Avelyn. “Woman’s Place in the Theatre.” Mar28: 19. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Mar28: 20. Velazco, Emil. “Broadway Gloom.” Mar28: 21. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Mar28: 22. “United States Army Music School.” Mar28: 46. “Bits from Boston.” Mar28: 47. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Mar28: 48. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Mar28: 50. Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Mar28: 51. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Mar28: 52. Bach, Vincent. “The Cornetist’s Road to Success.” Mar28: 56. “Brickbats and Bouquets.” Mar28: 57. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Mar28: 58. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Mar28: 60. “Meet My Friend.” Mar28: 60. “American Guild of B. M. & G.” Mar28: 61. “A Teacher With Ideals.” Mar28: 62. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Mar28: 63. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Mar28: 64. “Speaking of Bands and Orchestras.” Mar28: 66. “Your Own Column.” Mar28: 67. 51

“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Mar28: 68.

Melody 12, no. 4, April 1928 “Why All This Horn Tooting?” Apr28: 7. Conway, Patrick. “Vocational Opportunities in Band Music.” Apr28: 8. Giddings, T. P. “National High School Orchestra Camp.” Apr28: 9. “This and That.” Apr28: 10. “The Case of School Music—A Symposium.” Apr28: 11. “From California to Maine.” Apr28: 12. Usher, Albert. “New York University Summer School and Instrumental Music.” Apr28: 17. Loar, Lloyd. “Maintaining the Small City Symphony Orchestra.” Apr28: 21. Kutschinsky, C. D. “Music Study Credit in High Schools.” Apr28: 22. del Castillo, L. G. “Kyoosh Eetz.” Apr28: 25. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Apr28: 28. Juno, Irene. “The United States Navy Band.” Apr28: 30. Juno. Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Apr28: 31. “Bits From Boston.” Apr28: 53. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Apr28: 54. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Apr28: 56. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Apr28: 58. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Apr28: 60. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Apr28: 62. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Apr28: 63. Simpson, P. R. “New Zealand Notes.” Apr28:64. “School Band and Orchestra Contests.” Apr28: 65. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Apr28: 66. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Apr28: 67. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Apr28: 68. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Apr28: 71. “The Kansas State Band.” Apr28: 74. “Keeping Posted.” Apr28: 76. del Castillo, Lloyd. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Apr28: 78. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Apr28: 82. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Apr28: 84.

Melody 12, no. 5, May 1928 “Keeping Posted.” May28: 3. “All Hands Turn To!” May28: 5. 52

“This and That.” May28: 6. Specht, Paul. “The Lion and the Lamb.” May28: 7. “Who Gets the $29?” May28: 8. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” May28: 10. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” May28: 13. del Castillo, L. G. “Improvisation in A Flat Minor.” May28: 15. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” May28: 18. Fiers, Clark. “Razor or Compact?” May28: 21. del Castillo, Lloyd. G. “What I Like in New Music.” May28: 22. “The Forensic Bostonian.” May28: 45. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” May28: 47. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” May28: 48. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” May28: 50. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” May28: 52. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” May28: 54. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” May28: 56. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” May28: 58. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” May28: 60. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” May28: 63. “Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” May28: 64. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” May28: 65.

Melody 12, no. 6, June 1928 “Keeping Posted.” Jun28: 2. “Orchestras and Plectrum Orchestras.” Jun28: 5. “This and That.” Jun28: 6. Rice, W. M. “The Banjo in the Band.” Jun28: 7. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Jun28: 8. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Jun28: 9. Montana. “$18 a Week and Cakes with a Wagon Show.” Jun28: 12. Johnson, F. C. “The Modern Harp.” Jun28: 15. del Castillo, L. G. “Should Organists Sleep on the Ostermoor or the Wurlitzer.” Jun28: 19. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jun28: 20. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jun 28: 22. Allen, J. Worth. “The Principle of Contrast in Musical Education.” Jun28: 24. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Jun28: 45. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jun28: 46. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Jun28: 48. 53

“Toronto Band Notes.” Jun28: 49. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jun28: 50. Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Jun28: 51. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Jun28: 52. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jun28: 53. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jun28: 54. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun28: 57. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jun28: 58. “Your Own Column.” Jun28: 61. “Who’s Which.” Jun28: 62. “A Page of Plectrumists.” Jun28: 63. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jun28: 64. “A Houston School Band.” Jun28: 67. “Bits from Boston.” Jun28: 68.

Melody 12, no. 7, July 1928 “This and That.” Jul28: 3. Velazco, Emil. “Anent the Movietone—Vitaphone—Et Al.” Jul28: 4. Juno, Irene. “The President’s Church Adopts Movies.” Jul28: 5. “A Page of Photoplay Musicians.” Jul28: 6. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jul28: 7. Weller, Alanson. “New York Society of Theatre Organists.” Jul28: 9. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul28: 11. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jul28: 12. del Castillo, L. G. “The Postman Comes Across.” Jul28: 13. Kerr, Avelyn. “Shot and Shell.” Jul28: 16. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jul28: 18. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jul28: 41. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jul28: 42. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Jul28: 44. MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Music News.” Jul28: 45. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Jul28: 46. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast Notes.” Jul28: 46. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jul28: 48. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jul28: 50. “Toronto Band Notes.” Jul28: 51. “Fourth New England School Band and Orchestra Festival.” Jul28: 52. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jul28: 53. “Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Jul28: 54. 54

“The Tama Indian Band.” Jul28: 55. “The Guild Convention.” Jul28: 56. “Maine State Band and Orchestra Contest.” Jul28: 57. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jul28: 58. “Keeping Posted.” Jul28: 60.

Melody 12, no. 8, August 1928 “This and That.” Aug28: 3. Eldridge, Judson. “The Development of Piano Music.” Aug28: 4. “A Well Known Figure Passes.” Aug28: 6. Rackett, Arthur. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Aug28: 7. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Two Weeks With Pay.” Aug28: 10. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Aug28: 11. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Aug28: 12. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Aug28: 13. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Aug28: 14. “At the Boston Met.” Aug28: 16. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Aug28: 37. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Aug28: 39. Wolf, Milton. “Meet My Friends.” Aug28: 40. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Aug28: 44. “Toronto Band Notes.” Aug28: 41. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Aug28: 46. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Aug28: 48. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Aug28: 49. Barnard, J. D. “West Coast Notes.” Aug28: 50. “Keeping Posted.” Aug28: 52.

Melody 12, no. 9, September 1928 “This and That.” Sep28: 5. Hawkins, John. “The Instrumental Teacher and His Work.” Sep28: 6. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Purple Pellets for Pallid Imaginations.” Sep28: 8. Ross, Robert Wilson. “A Successful Organist and His Credo.” Sep28: 9. “Southern California Notes.” Sep28: 10. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Sep28: 11. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Sep28: 13. “Synchronization Again.” Sep28: 14. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Shall We Fake?” Sep28: 18. Kerr, Avelyn. “Music—Movies—Men—and Machines.” Sep28: 17. 55

“Keeping Posted.” Sep28: 18. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Sep28: 24. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep28: 47. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Sep28: 48. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Sep28: 49. “At the Boston Met.” Sep28: 51. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Sep28: 52. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Sep28: 54. “School Band News.” Sep28: 55. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Sep28: 56. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Sep28: 58. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Sep28: 59. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Sep28: 60. Ernst, W. A. “The Trend in Dance Playing.” Sep28: 62. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Sep28: 62. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Sep28: 64. “Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Sep28: 66. [Photo essay.] Sep28: 69.

Melody 12, no. 10, October 1928 “This and That.” Oct28: 5. Sprissler, Alfred. “The String Trio and Its Literature.” Oct28: 6. “Our Younger Set.” Oct28: 8. “Interlochen Interludes.” Oct28: 9. Weller, Alanson. “The Goldman Band and Its Leader.” Oct28: 10. Repper, Charles. “Everybody Loves a Composer—But Listen to This!” Oct28: 11. Rackett, Arthur. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Oct28: 12. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Monopedalism—Whatever That Means.” Oct28: 17. “O Woman In Our Hours of Ease.” Oct28: 19. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Oct28: 21. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct28: 23. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Oct28: 46. “A Triple Threat Man.” Oct28: 47. “Keeping Posted.” Oct28: 48. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Oct28: 49. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct28: 51. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Oct28: 53. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct28: 54. 56

Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Oct28: 56. Littig, Fred. “Central California Notes.” Oct28: 57. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct28: 59. “At the Boston Met.” Oct28: 61. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Oct28: 62. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Oct28: 65. “Toronto Band Notes.” Oct28: 66.

Melody 12, no. 11, November 1928 “This and That.” Nov28: 5. Gillette, James R. “The Symphony Band.” Nov28: 6. Zehetner, Arthur W. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Nov28: 8. Rackett, Arthur H. “Man Versus Mechanism.” Nov28: 9. Maslin, Alice. “The Ether Cone.” Nov28: 10. “Our Younger Set.” Nov28: 12. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Nov28: 15. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Witeaphone and Other Evils.” Nov28: 17. “A Phenomenal Rise.” Nov28: 19. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Nov28: 20. “From Mine Shaft to Proscenium.” Nov28: 21. “In Boston.” Nov28: 22. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Nov28: 46. “A Clever Musician.” Nov28: 47. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov28: 48. Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Nov28: 49. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov28: 50. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Nov28: 52. “Of General Interest.” Nov28: 53. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Nov28: 54. “From Our Readers.” Nov28: 55. “Keeping Posted.” Nov28: 57. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Nov28: 58. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov28: 60. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Nov28: 62. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Nov28: 65. [Photo essay.] Nov28: 69.

Melody 12, no. 12, December 1928 “Keeping Posted.” Dec28: 3. 57

“This and That.” Dec28: 5. Usher, Albert. “One Tuesday Night.” Dec28: 6. Wright, Z. Porter. “Why I Don’t Like Contests.” Dec28: 8. “Our Younger Set.” Dec28: 10. “The Ether Cone.” Dec28: 13. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Dec28: 15. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Slide, Boy—Slide!” Dec28: 17. “Music Mileposts of Boston.” Dec28: 19. Kerr, Avelyn. “Organists—Good and Bad.” Dec28: 20. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Dec28: 22. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Dec28: 23. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Dec28: 46. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Dec28: 48. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Dec28: 50. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec28: 51. “Toronto Band Notes.” Dec28: 53. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Dec28: 54. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Dec28: 55. Raymat, Enrique Jr. “Havanese News.” Dec28: 56. Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.” Dec28: 56. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec28: 57. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec28: 59. “In Boston.” Dec28: 60. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Dec28: 62. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Dec28: 65. Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec28: 66. [Photo Essay]. Dec28: 69.

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Melody vol. 13, January 1929 “Keeping Posted.” Jan29: 3. “This and That.” Jan29: 5. Magee, Oliver Guy. “A Bandmaster Looks Back with a Smile.” Jan29: 6. O’Connor, Helen. “I Hear America Tuning Up.” Jan29: 8. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “But This Is Another Year!” Jan29: 11. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jan29: 13. “The Ether Cone.” Jan29: 14. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jan29: 16. 58

“Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Jan29: 19. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan29: 20. “In Boston.” Jan29: 22. Byrn, Clarence. “The School Band and Orchestra in Education.” Jan29: 24. “A Popular Conductor.” Jan29: 45. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jan29: 46. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan29: 48. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jan29: 50. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan29: 52. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jan29: 54. “Season Opened Over Radio,” Jan29: 55. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Jan29: 56. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jan29: 57. Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.” Jan29: 57. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jan29: 58. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jan29: 60. “Our Younger Set.” Jan29: 62. Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Jan29: 66. “With Our Subscribers.” Jan29: 67. [Photo Essay]. Jan29: 69.

Melody vol. 13, February 1929 “Keeping Posted.” Feb29: 3. “This and That.” Feb29: 5. Miniter, Edith. “Words and Music, ’Specially Words.” Feb29: 6. Juno, Irene. “Bits of Blue.” Feb29: 7. “The Ether Cone.” Feb29: 8. DeWitt, M. S. “Will the Banjo Crash the Gate?” Feb29: 10. Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Feb29: 12. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Feast or Famine.” Feb29: 17. Fiers, Clark. “Kinkajous—Badinage—and the Ladies.” Feb29: 19. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb29: 20. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Feb29: 22. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Feb 29: 23. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Feb29: 46. Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Feb29: 48. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Feb29: 49. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Feb29: 50. 59

Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Feb29: 52. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb29: 54. MacKreacher, Charles. “Hither and Yon in Montreal.” Feb29: 55. Nevins, Merton. “Tales of the Music Industry—No. 2.” Feb29: 56. “In Boston.” Feb29: 58. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Feb29: 60. Kerr, Avelyn. “Hark! A Soprano Voice from the Past.” Feb29: 61. “Our Younger Set.” Feb29: 63. “Band-Room Bits.” Feb29: 66. “Fifth Annual N. E. School Music Festival.” Feb29: 67. [Photo Essay]. Feb29: 69.

Melody vol. 13, March 1929 “Keeping Posted.” Mar29: 2. “This and That.” Mar29: 5. Sprissler, Alfred. “How to Listen to Music.” Mar29: 6. Brink, Agnes. “Thar’s Music in Them Hills.” Mar29: 8. Tremaine, C. M. “Why I Like Contests.” Mar29: 10. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Mar29: 13. “The Ether Cone.” Mar29: 15. “A New Representative.” Mar29: 16. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What Price Organists?” Mar29: 17. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Mar29: 19. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Mar29: 20. “In Boston.” Mar29: 22. “Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Mar29: 24. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Mar29: 46. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Mar29: 48. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Mar29: 50. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Mar29: 52. “Spotlight on Antonini.” Mar29: 53. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Mar29: 54. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Mar29: 56. “The Question Box.” Mar29: 57. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Mar29: 58. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Mar29: 59. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Mar29: 60. Kerr, Avelyn. “Milwaukee Notes.” Mar29: 61. “Our Younger Set.” Mar29: 64. 60

“With the Bands and Orchestras.” Mar29: 66. [Photo Essay]. Mar29: 68.

Melody vol. 13, April 1929 “This and That.” Apr29: 5. Nevins, Merton. “Ohms and the Orchestra.” Apr29: 6. “The Ether Cone.” Apr29: 8. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Oil and Water.” Apr29: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Apr29: 10. Juno, Irene. “R. K. O. Organists.” Apr29: 13. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Apr29: 15. “Boston Theatre Organists Club.” Apr29: 16. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Apr29: 17. “In Boston.” Apr29: 18. Juno. Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Apr29: 20. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Apr29: 41. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Apr29: 43. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Apr29: 44. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Apr29: 45. Findlay, Francis. “Manual of Harmonic Technique (review).” Apr29: 46. “Keeping Posted.” Apr29: 47. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Apr29: 48. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Apr29: 50. Thayer, Lynn W. “Ottawa County Presents the Evidence.” Apr29: 52. “What They Think of Us.” Apr29: 53. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Apr29: 54. “A Lucky Chap.” Apr29: 55. “Our Younger Set.” Apr29: 57. “Notes and Comments.” Apr29: 58. Lang, John W. “Music Autographing.” Apr29: 69.

Melody vol. 13, May 1929 “This and That.” May29: 5. DeHuff, John D. “La Banda de Los Conquistadores.” May29: 6. “More This and That.” May29: 7. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Purple Lady with the Invested Capital.” May29: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” May29: 11. “The Ether Cone.” May29: 14. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” May29: 15. 61

Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” May29: 16. Miller, Arthur B. “The Piano Accordion’s Family Tree.” May29: 17. “In Boston.” May29: 20. Wright, Porter Z. “Consider the Banjo Band.” May29: 43. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” May29: 45. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” May29: 46. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” May29: 48. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” May29: 49. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” May29: 50. “An Open Letter.” May29: 51. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” May29: 52. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” May29: 54. Lockhart, Lee M. “Contest Numbers in General and a Particular Example.” May 29: 55. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” May29: 56. “Keeping Posted.” May29: 57. “School Band and Orchestra Contests in May.” May29: 58. “Our Younger Set.” May29: 60.

Melody vol. 13, June 1929 “This and That.” Jun29: 5. Bath, Gomer. “The Spirit of Jazz.” Jun29: 6. “More This and That.” Jun29: 7. “Charles Healy Ditson.” Jun29: 8. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Tibia or Not Tibia.” Jun29: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jun29: 11. “Editorial.” Jun29: 12. Grabel, Victor J. “The American Bandmasters’ Association.” Jun29: 13. “The Ether Cone.” Jun29: 14. “Spotlight on Nashua.” Jun29: 15. “Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Jun19: 15. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jun29: 16. Thomson, Malcolm. “Big Business and the Talkies.” Jun29: 17. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jun29: 18. “In Boston.” Jun29: 20. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun29: 42. “Hello, Yourself Sez Fred.” Jun29: 43. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jun29: 44. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jun29: 45. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jun29: 46. 62

Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jun29: 48. “Among the Plectralists.” Jun29: 50. “Keeping Posted.” Jun29: 51. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jun29: 52. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jun29: 53. “Our Younger Set.” Jun29: 54. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Jun29: 56. “Winners in the School Band and Orchestra Contests.” Jun29: 58. Stone, George L. “Long Beach Municipal Band.” Jun29: 60.

Melody vol. 13, July 1929 “This and That.” Jul29: 5. Maybee, Harper C. “The Modern Trend in Choral Work.” Jul29: 6. “More This and That.” Jul9: 7. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Ah, My Public!” Jul29: 8. Maddy, J. E. “Cinderella Looks for Her Slipper.” Jul29: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jul29: 10. “Spotlight on Brooklyn.” Jul29: 12. “The Ether Cone.” Jul29: 13. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jul29: 14. “Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Jul29: 15. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jul29: 16. Jones, Jennie L. “Los Angeles and Its Young Orchestras.” Jul29: 17. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jul29: 18. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jul29: 19. “In Boston.” Jul29: 20. Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Standardization of Tenor Banjo Music and Technic.” Jul29: 43. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jul29: 45. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jul29: 46. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jul29: 48. “Keeping Posted.” Jul29: 49. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jul29: 51. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jul29: 53. Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.” Jul29: 53. “Our Younger Set.” Jul29: 55. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul29: 56. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Jul29: 58. “Band and Orchestra Notes.” Jul29: 59. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Jul29: 60. 63

Melody vol. 13, August 1929 “This and That.” Aug29: 3. Zahl, Wesley H. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Aug29: 4. “The Ether Cone.” Aug29: 5. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Buy It In The Can.” Aug29: 6. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Aug29: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Aug29: 10. “A 100% Boy Scout Band.” Aug29: 11. Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Aug29: 12. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Aug29: 14. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Aug29: 38 Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Aug29: 39. Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Aug29: 40. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Aug29: 42. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Aug29: 43. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Aug29: 44. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Aug29: 45. “Our Younger Set.” Aug29: 46. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Aug29: 47. “In Boston.” Aug29: 48. Clark, Kenneth S. “Book Review: Music in Industry by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music.” Aug29: 51. “Keeping Posted.” Aug29: 52.

Melody vol. 13, September 1929 “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Sep29: 5. Sears, Arthur C. “A Principal Talks Out of School.” Sep29: 6. Juno, Irene. “United States Army Band in Spain.” Sep29: 8. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Sep29: 11. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Where Do We Go From Here?” Sep29: 13. Evans, Gertrude. “A Tribute to the Late Patrick Conway.” Sep29: 15. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep29: 16. “The Ether Cone.” Sep29: 19. Hope, D. R. “An Instrumental Background for the Supervisor.” Sep29: 21. White, John A. “Origins of the Baton.” Sep29: 21. Sabin, Edwin A. “Orchestral Beginnings.” Sep29: 22. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Sep29: 24. “Luigi Salvatore Calbi.” Sep29: 23. 64

“Keeping Posted.” Sep29: 27. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Sep29: 53. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Sep29: 54. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Sep29: 56. “A New Idea.” Sep29: 57. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Sep29: 58. “Transpositions for B♭ Horns.” Sep29: 59. Stone, George L. “The Buzz Roll.” Sep29: 61. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Sep29: 65. Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Sep29: 66. “Our Younger Set.” Sep29: 69. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Sep29: 70. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Sep29: 71. “Bands and Bandsmen.” Sep29: 73. “Your Own Column.” Sep29: 74. “Organ Presentations.” Sep29: 75. “In Boston.” Sep29: 76.

Melody vol. 13, October 1929 “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Oct29: 5. Zealley, Alfred Edward. “Military Bands in the Far East.” Oct29: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Disease is Organic.” Oct29: 8. Zahl, Wesley H. “100% Talkies, or A Manager’s Dream.” Oct29: 9. “The Ether Cone.” Oct29: 13. “Forum or Arena—Which?” Oct29: 14. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Oct29: 16. “It Can Be Done!” Oct29: 17. “In Boston.” Oct29: 18. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Oct29: 37. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct29: 38. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct29: 40. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Oct29: 41. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Oct29: 42. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Oct29: 43. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Oct29: 44. “Philadelphia Notes.” Oct29: 45. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct29: 46. Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Oct29: 48. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct29: 50. 65

“Our Younger Set.” Oct29: 52. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Oct29: 54. “Keeping Posted.” Oct29: 56.

Melody vol. 13, November 1929 “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Nov29: 5. Sprissler, Alfred. “Fiddle Fads and Fiddle Fancies.” Nov29: 6. “The Faculty Council.” Nov29: 8. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Nov29: 11. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Old Chestnuts in New Burrs.” Nov29: 15. “In Boston.” Nov29: 18. Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Nov29: 20. Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Nov29: 37. “From School to Professional Musician.” Nov29: 39. “Our Younger Set.” Nov29: 41. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov29: 42. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Nov29: 44. Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Nov29: 45. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Nov29: 46. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov29: 47. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Nov29: 48. Buchtel, Forest L. “The Buchtel Rhythm Chart.” Nov29: 48. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov29: 50. “Keeping Posted.” Nov29: 52. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Nov29: 53. “Round Table.” Nov29: 54. “New England Music Festival Association.” Nov29: 55.

Melody vol. 13, December 1929 “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Dec29: 5. Ferguson, Stanley B. “The Fruit of the Tree.” Dec29: 6. Sprissler, Alfred. “Fiddle Fads and Fiddle Fancies.” Dec29: 8. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Uninspiring Pupil.” Dec29: 12. “The Faculty Council.” Dec29: 14. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Come On Into The Spotlight.” Dec29: 17. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Dec29: 20. “Keeping Posted.” Dec29: 38. “Fifty-First Annual Meeting M.T.N.A.” Dec29: 40. Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Dec29: 41. 66

Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Dec29: 42. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Dec29: 43. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Dec29: 44. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Dec29: 45. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec29: 47. Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Dec29: 48. Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec29: 49. Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Dec29: 50. “Our Younger Set.” Dec29: 51. “Band and Orchestra Notes.” Dec29: 52. “The Question Box.” Dec29: 56.

1930

Melody vol. 14, January 1930 “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Jan30: 5. Zanzig, Augustus D. “A Challenge of the Times.” Jan30: 6. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Good Old Days.” Jan30: 8. “The Faculty Council.” Jan30: 10. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jan30: 14. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jan30: 17. “Keeping Posted.” Jan30: 18. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Jan30: 20. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan30: 42. Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Jan30: 43. “Our Younger Set.” Jan30: 46. Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Jan30: 47. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan30: 48. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jan30: 50. Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jan30: 51. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jan30: 53. “Questions and Answers.” Jan30: 54. “News and Comment.” Jan30: 55. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan30: 56.

Melody vol. 14, February 1930 “Keeping Posted.” Feb30: 2. “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Feb30: 5. Zahl, Wesley H. “In the Meantime.” Feb30: 6. 67

Zealley, Alfred Edward. “A Red Letter Year—1933.” Feb30: 7. Smith, Clay. “The Girl in Bands.” Feb30: 9. “The Faculty Council.” Feb30: 13. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Opera Onerosa.” Feb30: 15. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb30: 18. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Feb30: 20. Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Feb30:39. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Feb30: 42. Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Feb30: 44. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Feb30: 45. Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Feb30: 46. Weller, Alanson. “The Non-Sink.” Feb30: 47. Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Feb30: 48. “News Items.” Feb30: 49. Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb30: 50. “Our Younger Set.” Feb30: 52. “New England School Music Festivals and Concerts.” Feb30: 54. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Feb30: 55. [PhotoEssay]. Feb30: 56.

Melody vol. 14, March 1930 Weller, Alanson. “National H. S. Orchestra Triumphs.” Mar30: 6. “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Mar30: 8. “Music and the Tercentenary Celebration.” Mar30: 10. “Our Cover Pictures.” Mar30: 11. Whipple, Leyland. “A Bumper Crop.” Mar30: 12. Dunham, George Sawyer. “Barnstorming on Cape Cod.” Mar30: 14. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Mar30: 15. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Mar30: 16. “The Faculty Council.” Mar30: 18. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Crackers and Milk.” Mar30: 22. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Mar30: 24. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Mar30: 44. “The Students’ Round Table.” Mar30: 46. Wright, Z. Porter. “The Man and The Stick.” Mar30: 50. “Our Younger Set.” Mar30: 52. “New England School Music Festivals.” Mar30: 54. Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Mar30: 56. “Keeping Posted.” Mar30: 58. 68

“This and That and Here and There.” Mar30: 60. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Mar30: 62. [PhotoEssay]. Mar30: 64.

Melody vol. 14, April 1930 “Keeping Posted.” Apr30: 3. “State Contests.” Apr30: 4. “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Apr30: 7. Zahl, Wesley H. “Then Reproduce—What?” Apr30: 8. “More About Old Fiddles.” Apr30: 9. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Ordering Your 1930 Chrysalis.” Apr30: 10. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Apr30: 11. Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Apr30: 14. Resis, P. A. “The Annotator of a Phonograph Record Album Goes Berserker.” Apr30: 15. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Apr30: 16. Stone, George L. “More Buzzing About the Drummer’s Roll.” Apr30: 36. “The Faculty Council.” Apr30: 37. “The Students’ Round Table.” Apr30: 38. Harper, Charles Edgar. “Piano Accordion Technic.” Apr30: 39. Sabin, Edwin A. “Without the Boss Telling Her.” Apr30: 40. “News Notes.: Apr30: 41. “Our Younger Set.” Apr30: 42. Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Apr30: 44. Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Apr30: 45. “Band and Orchestra Notes.” Apr30: 46. “New England Music Festivals.” Apr30: 48.

Melody vol. 14, May 1930 “Keeping Posted.” May30: 3. “Music Supervisors National Conference—Chicago, 1930.” May30: 7. Harper, James C. “Shooting Interlochen.” May30: 8. Osgood, Marion G. “In Every Church an Orchestra—Why Not?” May30: 9. Giddings, Thaddeus P. “Band and Orchestra Teaching.” May30: 10. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Musical Hills and Vallees.” May30: 11. Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” May30: 13. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” May30: 14. Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” May30: 15. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” May30: 16. 69

Sabin, Edwin A. “The Young Ensemble Player.” May30: 34. Stone, George L. “Boston, 1930.” May30: 36. “The Students’ Round Table.” Jun30: 38. Harper, Charles Edgar. “Piano Accordion Technic.” May30: 40. “Eastern School Music Camp.” May30: 41. “Our Younger Set.” May30: 42. “N.E. School Music Festivals.” May30: 47. “First Annual Convention, American Bandmasters’ Association.” May30: 48.

Melody vol. 14, June 1930 “Keeping Posted.” Jun30: 3. “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Jun30: 7. Zealley, Alfred E. “Soldier-Boy Musicians.” Jun30: 8. “The Faculty Council.” Jun30: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jun30: 10. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Have You Had Your Tercentenary Yet?” Jun30: 11. Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Jun30: 13. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun30: 14. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Jun30: 16. Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violin Bow.” Jun30: 34. Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Jun30: 36. “Our Younger Set.” Jun30: 42. “N.E. School Music Festivals.” Jun30: 46. “New England High School Festival Orchestra.” Jun30: 47.

Melody vol. 14, July 1930 “Keeping Posted.” Jul30: 3. “Our Editor Says—.” Jul30: 7. Strain, Margaret. “Jean and I.” Jul30: 8. “The Faculty Council.” Jul30: 9. Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jul30: 10. del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Robot!” Jul30: 11. Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Jul30: 12. “Origin of the Rhapsody.” Jul30: 13. Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul30: 14. Newkirk, Newton. “The Bass Viol.” Jul30: 15. Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Jul30: 16. “Among the Bands.” Jul30: 34. “A True Fiddle Fancy.” Jul30: 35. 70

“Joseph Zettleman, 1863-1930.” Jul30: 36. “Leo Feist.” Jul30: 36. Stone, George L. “An Old-Timer.” Jul30: 37. “The Students’ Round Table.” Jul30: 38. “More Keeping Posted.” Jul30: 42. “Our Younger Set.” Jul30: 43. Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Jul30: 45. “N.E. School Music Contests.” Jul30: 46.

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Authors

Alford, Harry “Naturally and Accidentally Noticed.” MA17: 14.

Allen, J. Worth “The Principle of Contrast in Musical Education.” Jun28: 2.

Allen, Ward “In Minneapolis.” Jan 27: 57; Feb27: 23; Jul27: 57.

Anon. “26th Annual Guild Convention.” Jul27: 53. “A 100% Boy Scout Band.” Aug29: 11. “About Vaudeville Salaries.” Apr19: 3. “About Band and Orchestra Folks.” Oct26: 13. “About Songs, Song Writers, Song Publishers.” Aug18: 24. “Acknowledging a ‘Compliment’.” Oct27: 62. “Across the Flat-top Desk.” Oct26: 5; Nov26: 5; Jan27: 5; Mar27: 5; Apr27: 5; May27: 3; Jun27: 3; Jul27: 3; Aug27: 3; Sep27: 5; Oct27: 5; Nov27: 6; Dec27: 5; Jan28: 5. “Adios!” Feb28: 46. “After Dinner Stories.” Jan17: 41. “The Aftermath.” Jun19: 3. “The Air of John Brown’s Body.” MA17: 40. “Al Bryan’s Bright Philippic.” Jan17: 10. “Albert D. Grover.” Dec27: 62. “Albert F. Brown.” Oct27: 12 “All Hands Turn To!” May28: 5. “All Sounds Do Not Radio Broadcast.” Oct22: 6. “Allies.” Dec17: 5. “The Amateur’s Guide to Musical Instruments.” Feb28: 50. “America Turns to Irish Harp.” Feb21: 5. “America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jan17: 37; Feb17: 37; MA17: 43; May17: 43; Jun17: 43; Jul17: 43; Aug17: 43; 7; Sept17: 35. “America’s Leading Music Publishers.” Jun17: 39. “American Guild of B. M. & G.” Mar28: 61. “Among the Bands.” Jul30: 34. “Among the Plectralists.” Jun29: 50. “Among the Washington Organists.” May25: 26; Jun25: 4. “An Anniversary.” Feb24: 21. “An Announcement.” Nov17: 6. “An Annual Anthem Contest.” Dec23: 21. “An Arkansas Band Plant.” Jan27: 8. 72

“An Auto-Mechanical Music Composer.” Feb18: 4. “And Now County-wide Instrumental Ensembles.” May27: 9. “And Still They Come.” MA17: 5 “And Still They Come.” May17: 5. “And There Were Shepherds.” Dec24: 5. “Anent the South.” Jun17: 6. “Another of the Hidden Song Puzzle Winners.” MA17: 11. “Another Page from the Editor’s Picture Book.” Mar27: 73; Sep27: 77. “Answers to Correspondents.” Feb17: 38; MA17: 35; May17: 13; Jun17: 13; Jul17: 14; Aug17: 15; Sept17: 11; Oct17: 12; Nov17: 12; Dec17: 36; Jan18: 30 “Appropriate Music for Photo Plays.” May17: 39. “Are Animals Musical?” Mar24: 21. “Are You ‘For Uncle Sam’.” MA17: 34. “Are You a Music Teacher?” Feb24: 22. “Arthur Schmidt.” [obituary] Jun21: 6. “At the Boston Met.” Aug28: 16; Sep28: 51; Oct28: 61. “Attention, - Publishers and Poultry Fanciers.” Jul18: 26. “Axel Christensen Records.” Feb 23: 23. “Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Nov26: 65; Feb27: 64; May27: 13; Jul27: 59. “Band and Orchestra Notes.” Jul29: 59; Dec29: 52; Apr30: 46. “Band Room Bits,” May27: 64; Sep 27: 74; Nov27: 72; Jan28: 70; Feb29: 66. “A Band That Made a Small City a Big Music Center.” Dec26: 10. “Bands and Bandsmen.” Sep29: 73. “Behind the Scenes in Song Land.” Feb18: 20. “Bert Williams, Negro Comedian.” Apr22: 7. “A Big, Beneficent Business.” Dec26: 55. “Bits From Boston.” Jun28: 68; Feb28: 56; Mar28: 47; Apr28: 53. “Bolshevism in Music.” Dec23: 21. “Boston Civic Symphony.” Nov27: 75. “Boston Theatre Organists Club.” Jan29: 19; Mar29: 24; Apr29: 16; Jun19: 15; Jul29: 15. “Brickbats and Bouquets.” Mar28: 57. “The Brickyard.” Jan25: 26; Feb25: 27; Mar25: 32; May25: 32; Jun25: 32; Jul25: 32. “Broadcast to Fame from Prison.” Mar25: 27. “The Case of School Music—A Symposium.” Apr28: 11. “Chaffey Union High School Band.” Dec26: 53. “A Chant to Cheer.” Mar23: 25. “Charles Healy Ditson.” Jun29: 8. “Christmas Greetings.” Dec18: 3. “Christmas is Coming.” Dec22: 5. “Classic’s Loss is Ragtime’s Gain.” Dec19: 6. “A Clever Musician.” Nov28: 47. “‘Commercialism in Art’ Common Among Artists.” Aug22: 26. “The Common Column.” Feb20: 7; Apr20: 26; Sep20: 25. 73

“A Compromise on Broadcasting Musical Rights.” Jun23: 5. “The Contribution of the Photoplay to Modern Music.” May26: 3. “Contributor’s Corner.” Dec24: 25. “A Correction.” Jul17: 3. “A Critical Critique.” Apr22: 8. “A ‘Cross-Word Puzzle’ Song.” Jan25: 23. “A Defense of Popular Music.” June17: 35. “De La Salle High School Band.” Dec26: 53. “Democracy in Music—Popular Music of the Future.” Sep18: 3. “Disgruntled Guy, A.” “Funniest Thing Ever.” Jun17: 10. “Dissecting America’s Musical Consciousness.” Jul26: 3. “Do You Know?” Aug20: 8; Sep20: 24; ON20: 24; Dec20: 22; Jan21: 7; Feb21: 6; Mar21: 26; Apr21: 22; May21: 22; Jul21: 21; Aug21: 21; Oct21: 8. “Don’t ‘Volstead’ Your Piano.” Jul22: 6. “Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference, Worcester, March 9-11.” Mar27: 9. “Eastern School Music Camp.” May30: 41. “Editorial.” May17: 3; Nov17: 1; Jan19: 3; Feb19: 3; Mar19: 3; Jul20: 3; Aug20: Sep20: 3; ON20: 3; 3; Dec20: 3; Jan21: 3; Feb21: 3; Apr21: 3; May21: 3; Jun21: 3; Jul21: 3; Aug21: 3; Jun29: 12. “Editorial Afterthoughts.” Feb25: 8. “Editorial Improvisations.” Oct25: 27. “Editorial Improvisations.” Sep25: 7. “Editorial Note.” Apr26: 3. “An Editorial Postscript.” Apr27: 7. “Editorial Whisperings.” Sept17: 3. “Edna May Ayer, Vocalist.” Oct18: 23. “Edward Benedict: Wizard of the Wurlitzer.” Dec19: 7. “Eight Feet of Harmony.” Apr19:24. “The End of Fictitious Price Marking.” May24: 8. “The End of the Name Contest.” Feb18: 2. “The Ether Cone.” Dec28: 13; Jan29: 14; Feb29: 8; Mar29: 15; Apr29: 8; May29: 14; Jun29: 14; Jul29: 13; Aug29: 5; Sep29: 19; Oct29: 13. “The Faculty Council.” Nov29: 8; Dec29: 14; Jan30: 10; Mar30: 18; Apr30: 37; Feb30: 13; Jun30: 9; Jul30: 9. “Famous Axioms.” May17: 15. “Famous Ballad and Its Composer.” Feb22: 21. “A Few More Letters of Comment.” Jul17: 9. “A Few More Opinions from ‘Authorities’.” Jul17: 4. “Fictitious Figures.” Jan20: 4. “Fifth Annual N. E. School Music Festival.” Feb29: 67. “Fifty-First Annual Meeting M.T.N.A.” Dec29: 40. “Fight Fakes to a Finish!” Jul22: 26. “First Annual Convention, American Bandmasters’ Association.” May30: 48. “The First Original Photoplay Score.” Jul26: 29. 74

“Fish or Fist Story?” Sep22: 8. “Folk-Songs! Are They Worth Anything?” Feb25: 3. “Folks and Facts in the Photoplay Music Field.” Sep26: 5. “The Forensic Bostonian.” May28: 45. “Forum or Arena—Which?” Oct29: 14. “Fourth New England School Band and Orchestra Festival.” Jul28: 52. “Frank H. Grey Scores a Success.” Sep22: 8. “The Fraud of ‘Popular Song’ Lures.” Jun26: 3. “Frequenter, A.” “Headquarters.” Apr24: 21. “Fretted Instrument News Notes.” Jan27: 59. “Fretted Instrument Notes.” Sep27: 71; Nov26: 57; Dec27: 65; Jan28: 63. “From a ‘Movie Pianist’ to a Noted Composer.” Feb17: 6. “From California to Maine.” Apr28: 12. “From Coast to Coast.” Aug19: 6. “From Fiddle to Saxophone to $800,000.” Sep23: 5. “From Harmonica to Harmonic and Harmony.” Aug27: 6. “From Mine Shaft to Proscenium.” Nov28: 21. “From Our Readers.” Jul26: 1; Aug26: 1; Sep26: 1; Dec26: 53; Nov28: 55. “From School to Professional Musician.” Nov29: 39. “From St. Louis.” Aug18: 22. “From the Editor’s Picture Book.” Apr27: 69; Jun27: 69. “From the Pit to the Screen. The Story of Dan Courtney.” Aug17: 6. “From Tuneful Yankee Readers.” Aug17: 8. “Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jan17: 14; Feb17: 42; MA17: 16; May17: 16; Jun17: 36; Jul17: 28; Aug17: 36; Sept17: 29; Oct17: 29; Nov17: 29; Dec17: 40. “Future of Music Remains Bright in America.” Mar23: 23. “A Gifted Cantatrice.” Jan17: 42. “George Barrere, Master Flutist.” Apr27: 64. “George H. Primrose.” Aug19: 2. “George Hahn And.” Mar22: 25. “Georges Laurent—Virtuoso Flutist.” Mar28: 8. “Gloom Chasers.” Jul26: 5. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep21: 24; Oct21: 4; Nov21: 1; Dec21: 1; Jan22: 1; Feb22: 25; Jun22: 23; Jul22: 22; Aug22: 23; Sep22: 23; Oct22: 24; Nov22: 22; Dec22: 25; Jan23: 26; Feb23: 24; May23: 24; Aug23: 22; Sep23: 24; ON23: 24; Dec23: 24; Jan24: 24; Feb24: 22; Mar24: 23; Apr24: 24; May24: 24; Jun24: 4; Sep24: 8; ON24: 4. “Gotham Items.” Oct27: 68. “Granddad and Granddam Days.” Oct19: 6. “Great Opportunities Gratis.” Oct26: 8. “The Greater Lose as the Lesser Loom.” Jun23: 22. “Group Thinking in Music.” Sep25: 28. “The ‘Guardian’ of Boston’s Bells Passes.” Jul23: 21. “The Guild Convention.” Jul28: 56. 75

“Harry Vokes.” May22: 25. “Hawaiian Music Not Hawaiian.” Apr24: 22. “A Heart Teaser.” ON23: 21. “Hell.” Apr18: 26. “Hello, Yourself Sez Fred.” Jun29: 43. “Here is a Remarkable Letter.” Jul17: 8. “Here We Are.” Jan17: 3. “He Teaches ‘Popular’ Music.” Sep25: 29. “Hidden Song Puzzles.” Jun17: 37; Jul17: 41. “Hidden Songs Solved Quickly.” Nov17: 12. “Hidden Songs.” Jan17: 34; MA17:40. “Honored by Declaration.” Feb24: 8. “Hot Stuff.” Feb17: 4. “A Houston School Band.” Jun28: 67. “How to Write a Successful Song.” May21: 21. “Humorous Aspects of Our National Anthem.” Jul17: 46. “If I Were the Editor of Melody.” May25: 29; Aug25: 27. “An Important Decision.” Feb24: 7. “Improvisations.” Apr25: 8; May25: 4; Jul25: 5; Aug25: 32; Jun26: 6. “In Boston.” Nov28: 22; Dec28: 60; Jan29: 22; Feb29: 58; Mar29: 22; Apr29: 18; May29: 20; Jun29: 20; Jul29: 20; Aug29: 48; Sep29: 76; Oct29: 18 Nov29: 18. “In School, College and Community.” Jun27: 8. “In the Music Mart of America.” Oct25: 8; Nov25: 8; Dec25: 8; Jan26: 8; Feb26: 8; Mar26: 8; Apr26: 8; May26: 8; Jun26: 8; Jul26: 8. “An Incident From Life.” MA17: 4. “Inspiration and Perspiration in Composing.” Sep20: 5. “Interesting Bits from the News Prints.” Aug17: 10; Sept17: 5. “Interlochen Interludes.” Oct28: 9. “Introducing a New Contributor.” Aug27: 10. “Irene Juno, Photoplay Organist.” May24: 4. “An Irish Kaiser.” Jan18: 12. “Irving Berlin on the Writing of Popular Songs.” Jan21: 4. “Is American Music Worth Protecting?” Dec25: 3. “Is It Worth While?” Jan18: 10. “It Can Be Done!” Oct29: 17. “Jazz Gets a Jab.” Feb20: 5. “Jazz May Be Lowbrow, But--.” ON23: 5. “Jazz Music and the Modern Dance.” Dec20: 5. “Jazz—Obsequies or Otherwise?” Jul22: 7. “Jazzing the Yanks to Victory.” Jul19: 6 “Jazzograms.” Jan21: 26. “Jenny Lind.” Jan26: 30; Feb26: 30. “Jezz.” Aug21: 5. “Joseph Zettleman, 1863-1930.” Jul30: 36. 76

“Jottings from Pittsburgh.” Aug26: 31. “Jottings from Pittsburgh.” May26: 25. “July 4, 1826-July 4, 1923.” Aug23: 8. “A Just Kick.” MA17: 14. “The Kansas State Band.” Apr28: 74. “Keeping Posted.” Oct26: 66; Nov26: 68; Dec26: 68; Jan27: 2; Feb27: 63; Mar27: 68; Apr27: 24; May27: 24; Jun27: 24; Jul27: 1; Aug27: 1; Sep27: 61; Oct27: 56; Nov27: 58; Dec27: 2; Jan28: 54; Feb28: 54; Mar28: 2; Apr28: 76; May28: 3; Jun28: 2; Jul28: 60; Aug28: 52; Sep28: 18; Oct28: 48; Nov28: 57; Dec28: 3; Jan29: 3; Feb29: 3; Mar29: 2; Apr29: 47; May29: 57; Jun29: 51; Jul29: 49; Aug29: 52; Sep29: 27; Oct29: 56; Nov29: 52; Dec29: 38; Jan30: 18; Feb30: 2; Mar30: 58; Apr30: 3; May30: 3; Jun30: 3; Jul30: 3. “Kicks and Curious Correspondence.” Jan17: 16. “King of the Knights of Noise.” Mar18: 5. “Knowlton Pless Organ School.” May26: 25. “Laconia Lands the Laurel.” Jun23: 21. “Leo Feist.” Jul30: 36. “A Lesson in Syncopated Fill-in for the Pianist.” Feb26: 27. “Let a Little Fun Shine In.” Jul18: 24. “The Letter Box.” Dec25: 27. “Let’s Get Acquainted.” Dec27: 16; Jan28: 24; Feb28: 60; Mar28: 68; Apr28: 84; May28: 13; Jun28: 8; Sep28: 13; Jul29: 60; Oct29: 16. “Lewis A. Bray Wins the Ten!” Apr25: 1. “Lieut. James Reese Europe.” Jul19: 3. “Life of the Metropolis in Music.” Feb23: 23. “Little Song-Shop Talks.” Jun19: 6; Aug19: 5; Nov19: 4; Dec19: 4; Jan20: 6; Feb20: 6; Mar20: 6; Apr20: 25; May20: 7. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Feb28: 5. “Live Sparks from Connecticut.” Sep24: 4. “A Lucky Chap.” Apr29: 55. “Lucky Winners of ‘Hidden Song’ Contest.” Feb17: 34. “Lucky Winners of the January Competition.” May17: 2. “Luigi Salvatore Calbi.” Sep29: 23. “Lynching Legalized by Law.” Jun22: 6. “The Magic of a Song.” Jan23: 7. “Magicians Fool Each Other.” Jul17: 40. “Mail Melodics.” Sep20: 6. “Maine State Band and Orchestra Contest.” Jul28: 57. “Manic Whim of Musicians.” May24: 21. “Mary Adele Willis.” May23: 8. “Master Musicians and Modesty.” Dec21: 6. “McCrory Music Girls.” Aug17: 46. “McPhail Banjo Club.” Nov27: 65. “Meanderer, The.” “In the Music Mart.” Feb25: 30. “Mechanical Instruments a Home Necessity.” Jan17: 15. 77

“Meet My Friend.” Mar28: 60. “Melody Melodics—Tones and Half-tones.” Aug18: 3. “Melody Melodics.” Sep18: 2. “Melody Music Counter Points.” Feb18: 32. “Melody Pauses to Remark.” Apr18: 26. “Memories.” Feb24: 5. “Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Jan17: 46; Feb17: 48; MA17: 48; Jun17: 48; Aug17: 48; Sept17: 40; Oct17: 38; Nov17: 38; Dec17: 37; Jan18: 34. “Men Who Manage Much Moving.” Jun23: 8. “Meyer Davis Champions Jazz.” Jan24: 22. “‘Mickey’ Merrily Monologs.” Jan20: 5 “Middle West News Items.” Aug26: 32. “Miscellaneous News Notes.” Mar27: 72. “Missiles and the Muscovite.” Mar28: 5. “A Mission in Memoriam.” Sep21: 7. “Mistakes—or What Have You.” Aug26: 4. “Mistaking Its Mission.” Jul18: 3. “A Model Musical Machine.” Sep17: 6. “More About Old Fiddles.” Apr30: 9. “More Controversy on ‘Grammatical Bull.’” Jun17: 3. “More Keeping Posted.” Jul30: 42. “A More Musical America.” Mar26: 4. “More Pictures.” Jul27: 61. “More This and That.” May29: 7; Jun29: 7; Jul29: 7. “Most Important Man in the Film Field.” Jan17: 48. “Mostly About Folks Who Play for Photoplays.” May27: 17. “Mr. Beaverson’s Comment On Our Review Of His Patriotic Hymn.” May17: 42. “The Mouth-Organ.” May22: 24. “Muscle, Meat, Music and Mirth.” May23: 23. “Music a Cure for Bolshevism.” ON20: 4. “Music a Digestive Medication.” Mar22: 28. “Music and the Cinema.” May25: 6. “Music and the Tercentenary Celebration.” Mar30: 10. “Music Cocktails Versus Manhattan and Martini.” Apr22: 26. “Music Considered Therapeutically.” Jul26: 7. “Music Hath Charms.” Dec18: 23. “Music in Court.” Dec17: 12. “Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug21: 25; Sep21: 27; Oct21: 26; Nov21: 25; Dec21: 25; Jan22: 4; Feb22: 1; Mar22: 1; May22: 1; Apr22: 1; Jun22: 1; Jul22: 1; Aug22: 1; Sep22: 1; Oct22: 1; Nov22: 4; Dec22: 3; Jan23: 3; Apr23: 3; Feb23: 3; Mar23: 3; May23: 3; Jun23: 4; Jul23: 4; Aug23: 4; Sep23: 4; ON23: 4; Dec23: 4; Jan24: 4; Apr24: 7; Feb24: 4; Mar24: 4; May24: 26; Jun24: 21; Jul24: 6; Sep24: 24; Aug24: 24; ON24: 24; Dec24: 24. “Music Mart Page.” Aug26: 8; Sep26: 8. 78

“The Music Master of Mount Vernon.” Jun19: 7. “Music Mileposts of Boston.” Dec28: 19. “Music Mothers These Orphaned Children.” Aug27: 9. “Music Munitions.” Jan18: 6. “Music Publishers Score in Radio-Copyright Suit.” Aug23: 5. “The Music of Finance.” Sep27: 9. “Music Supervisors National Conference—Chicago, 1930.” May30: 7. “Music War-Work.” Sep18: 6. “Music-Folk You Should Know.” Nov27: 76. “Musical Alliance.” Feb20: 4. “The Musical Hierarchy of the Chicago Theater.” May27: 6. “Musical Prodigy.” Jan17: 48. “A Musical Star in the West.” Dec26: 22. “A Musical Star of Magnitude.” Oct19: 4. “Musicians in All Fields.” Oct27: 76. “Mysterio—What Is It?” Aug25: 28. “N.E. School Music Contests.” Jun30: 46; Jul30: 46. “N.E. School Music Festivals.” May30: 47. “National Anthem is Chosen by the People.” Jul17: 13. “National School Band Contest.” Jul27: 49. “New Copyright Bill for New Congress.” Dec23: 8. “New England High School Festival Orchestra.” Jun30: 47. “New England Music Festival Association.” Nov29: 55. “New England Music Festivals.” Apr30: 48. “New England School Music Festivals and Concerts.” Feb30: 54. “New England School Music Festivals.” Mar30: 54. “A New Idea.” Sep29: 57. “New Milwaukee Theatre.” Nov27: 19. “New Name for Jazz.” ON24: 23. “New Notes and Comments.” Mar26: 7. “New Publications.” Dec19: 25. “New Publications.” Jan20: 27. “A New Representative.” Mar29: 16. “New York Organ Notes.” Sep27: 22. “News and Comment.” Jan30: 55. “News Items.” Feb30: 49. “News Notes.” Apr30: 41. “News Reels and Fables.” Jul25: 32. “The Next Symphonic Development.” Apr27: 56. “The North Central Conference.” Jun27: 64. “North Central Interstate High School Symphonic Band.” Feb27: 22. “Northwestern Movie Musicians.” Nov26: 22. “Northwestern News Notes.” Mar26: 30; Apr26: 30. “Notes and Comments.” Apr29: 58. 79

“Notice to Music Publishers.” Feb17: 9. “Nuts and Cheese.” Jul21: 7. “O Woman In Our Hours of Ease.” Oct28: 19. “Obituary: Thomas S. Allen.” Jun20: 6. “Of General Interest.” Nov28: 53. “Office Chair Chat.” May18: 28; Jun18: 28. “The Once Over.” Jan25: 8. “One Hundred Dollars for a Name.” Jul17: 39. “One of the Lucky Winners of Our Hidden Song Puzzles.” MA17: 10. “An Open Letter.” May29: 51. “Orchestras and Plectrum Orchestras.” Jun28: 5. “Organ Presentations.” Sep29: 75. “Organized Incendiarism.” ON24: 26. “Origin of the Rhapsody.” Jul30: 13. “The Orioles.” Mar25: 7. “An Osculatory Offering.” May21: 6. “Our Cover Pictures.” Mar30: 11. “Our Editor Says—.” Jul30: 7. “Our Younger Set.” Oct28: 8; Nov28: 12; Dec28: 10; Jan29: 62; Feb29: 63; Mar29: 64; Apr29: 57; May29: 60; Jun29: 54; Jul29: 55; Aug29: 46; Sep29: 69; Oct29: 52; Nov29: 41; Dec29: 51; Jan30: 46; Feb30: 52; Mar30: 52; Apr30: 42; May30: 42; Jun30: 42; Jul30: 43. “A Popular Conductor.” Jan29: 45. “A Popular Musician of Albany.” Jul22: 22. “A ‘Popular’ Pennant Series.” ON24: 25. “A Popular Popular Music Teacher.” Mar18: 22. “Pachydermic Memory.” Jun22: 25. “A Page of Photoplay Musicians.” Jul28: 6. “A Page of Plectrumists.” Jun28: 63. “A Page of Song Lyrics.” MA17: 12. “Passing Notes.” Dec25: 29. “Patriotism First.” May17: 38. “Patriotism from the Pit.” Nov18: 24 “Patti and Popular Patter.” Nov19: 5. “Peace with Songs.” Dec18: 3. “Pedagogy Prodigious!” Apr22: 8. “Peeps at the Publishers.” Dec19: 24; Jan20: 8; Feb20: 22; Mar20: 24; May20: 7; Jun20: 25; Jul20: 1; Aug20: 1; Sep20: 1; ON20: 1; Dec20: 1; Jan21: 1; Feb21: 1; Mar21: 1; Apr21: 1; May21: 1; Jun21: 1; Jul21: 2; Aug21: 2; Sep21: 4. “Performers of the ‘Popular’ in Public.” Sep18: 23. “A Phenomenal Rise.” Nov28: 19. “Phil Kaufman of Los Angeles.” Jun19: 24. “Philadelphia Music News.” Nov27: 24. “Philadelphia Notes.” Oct29: 45. 80

“Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.” Dec27: 75. “A Philistine’s History of Music.” Feb25: 6; Mar25: 6; Apr25: 6; Jun25: 7; Sep25: 8. “Phool, Phidlin.” “A Voice from Bush Valley.” Nov17: 11. [Photo essay]. Sep28: 69; Nov28: 69; Dec28: 69; Jan29: 69; Feb29: 69; Mar29: 68; “Photoplay Organists We Would Have You Meet.” Feb27: 21. “Piano—Fortissimo and Pianissimo.” Nov18: 23 “The Piano of the Future.” Jan26: 3. “Pianos Piled to the Junk Pile.” Jul19: 5. “Pianos That Have Passed.” Nov22: 5. “Pick-torially Speaking.” May27: 69. “Pictures Picked at Random.” Aug27: 61. “A Picture ‘Policy’.” Feb23: 26. “The Player-Piano.” Jul20: 22; Aug20: 22; Sep20: 22. “Playing the Picture.” Aug20: 21; Sep20: 21; ON20: 21; Dec20: 24; Jan21: 24; Feb21: 24; Mar21: 24; Apr21: 24; May21: 24; Jun21: 24; Jul21: 24; Aug21: 24; Oct21: 22; Nov21: 22. “Plectrum Players’ Convention.” Apr27: 61. “A Popular Conductor.” Jan29: 45. “Popular Music in Public Libraries.” Oct22: 23. “Popular Music Recital.” Jun18: 26. “A Popular Musician of Albany.” Jul22: 22. “A ‘Popular’ Pennant Series.” ON24: 25. “A Popular Popular Music Teacher.” Mar18: 22. “The Popular Song.” Feb17: 8. “Popular versus Patriotic.” Dec17: 1. “Postage Stamp Composers.” Feb23: 21. “Pragma.” “In the Key of X and Why.” Feb26: 3. “Prize Song Words Received.” Feb17: 10. “Professional Envy Inspires Third Degree of Criticism.” Jun23: 24. “Professional Musicians and Radio Operating.” Mar24: 5. “Prohibition and Poetry.” Aug19: 2. “Protest from Purgatory.” Dec20: 21. “Proves Jazz Music Disturbs Beasts.” May21: 6. “Publishers Win on Public Performance.” Jan17: 4. “Publishers’ Rights Protected.” Jun22: 22. “Publishing and Preliminary Protection.” Apr20: 24. “Publishing Music Merely a Business.” Aug20: 7. “Putting it on the Screen.” Jan17: 45. “Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” Feb17: 15; MA17: 42; May17: 11; Jun17: 16. “The Question Box.” Feb25: 1; Mar25: 1; Apr25: 32; Sep26: 25; Mar29: 57; Dec29: 56. “A Questionable Questionnaire.” Feb22: 24. “Questions and Answers.” Jan30: 54. “The Reader and the Publisher.” Nov17: 7; Dec17: 32; Jan18: 28; Feb18: 25; Mar18: 17; Apr18: 28; May18: 26. 81

“Reading Our Correspondence.” Jan26: 28. “Recipe for a Successful Song.” Sep19: 7. “Record Review of Rubber Records.” Apr22: 6. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Jan17: 11; MA17: 9; May17: 9. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Oct17: 10. “Right to the Point.” Jan17: 6. “Robert Levenson.” Nov18: 5. “Rochester Reactions.” Oct27: 66; Dec27: 73. “Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, et al, Please Copy.” Nov26: 8. “Round Table.” Nov29: 54. “Roxy.” Nov27: 25. “Sample of a Popular Song Sent In.” Jun17: 15. “Say Old Anthem is Good Enough.” Jul17: 42. “School Band and Orchestra Contests in May.” May29: 58. “School Band and Orchestra Contests.” Apr28: 65. “School Band News.” Sep28: 55. “School Bands East, and School Bands West.” Oct26: 12. “School Music in Honolulu.” Feb27: 68. “Season Opened Over Radio,” Jan29: 55. “Second Verse for ‘The Battle Song of Liberty.’” Nov17: 11. “‘See Dixie First’ in Syncopated Rhythm.” Nov17: 4. “Sensations and Common Sense.” Jan25: 3. “Sequence and Sequel of Some Song Writers.” Apr21: 6. “Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Sep29: 5; Oct29: 5; Nov29: 5; Dec29: 5; Jan30: 5; Feb30: 5; Mar30: 8; Apr30: 7; Jun30: 7. “The Service Club and the Boys’ Band.” Nov27: 20. “Short Notes.” Apr18: 22. “A Singing Nation!” Feb22: 5. “Sings and Defends Patriotic Music.” Dec18: 23. “Sioux City Woman is Successful Publisher.” Nov17: 3. “Slapstick Dances are Doomed.” Nov17: 4. “Some Facts About Weidt and His Work.” Jan27: 13. “Some of the Tuneful Yankee’s Recent Hidden Song Winners.” Jul17: 2. “Some Rules for Tuneful Yankee Correspondents.” Aug17: 3. “A Song Writer’s Lament.” May17: 15. “Southern California Notes.” Sep28: 10. “Speaking of Bands.” Aug27: 47. “Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Feb28: 66; Mar28: 66; May28: 64; Jul28: 54; Sep28: 66. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr25: 4; Oct25: 4; Nov25: 7; Dec25: 6; Jan26: 7; Feb26: 6; Mar26: 5; Apr26: 4; May26: 4; Jun26: 5; Aug26: 6; Jan27: 14; Jun27: 20. “Speaking of School Bands and Orchestras.” Feb27: 13. “Speaking of School Bands.” Dec27: 26. “Speaking of Us.” Feb26: 6 82

“Speed of a Pianist’s Hands.” May17: 4. “Spotlight on Antonini.” Mar29: 53. “Spotlight on Brooklyn.” Jul29: 12. “Spotlight on Nashua.” Jun29: 15. “Stage Stagnation.” Sep22: 8. “Stars of Yesterday.” Jun22: 26. “The Star Spangled Banner.” Dec18: 24. “The Star-Spangled Banner Survives.” Apr23: 21. “State Contests.” Apr30: 4. “The Students’ Round Table.” Mar30: 4; Apr30: 38; Jun30: 38; Jul30: 38. “Studio Notes.” Aug18: 22. “The Sugar Bowl and the Vinegar Cruet.” Nov17: 7. “Synchronization Again.” Sep28: 14. “Take It or Leave It.” Mar27: 67. “The Tale of a Buncho Game.” Aug17: 9. “The Tama Indian Band.” Jul28: 55. “A Teacher With Ideals.” Mar28: 62. “Temporary Licenses for Broadcasting Music.” Sep22: 22. “The Terpsi-Tickle-Toe.” Mar18: 6. “The Theatre Orchestra.” Nov27: 62. “Theron Perkins, Master of Boys’ Bands.” Nov27: 11. “These Two Lassies Solved Our Song Puzzles.” MA17: 6. “They Are After the Money.” Sept17: 4. “They Keep on Coming.” Jun17: 4. “They Make Music for the Movies.” Oct26: 18. “Things You Should Know.” Mar18: 22. “Third New England School Music Festival.” Jul27: 4. “This and That and Here and There.” Mar30: 60. “This and That.” Feb28: 9; Mar28: 6; Apr28: 10; May28: 6; Jun28: 6; Jul28: 3; Aug28: 3; Sep28: 5; Oct28: 5; Nov28: 5; Dec28: 5; Jan29: 5; Feb29: 5; Mar29: 5; Apr29: 5; May29: 5; Jun29: 5; Jul29: 5; Aug29: 3. “This is Exactly What Happened.” Feb17: 3. “Three Outstanding Young Bands.” Sep27: 56. “Tim Pan Alley Inspiration.” Mar23: 21. “Tin Pan Alley Discords.” Oct19: 21. “To Dream or To Fly.” Nov19: 5. “To Jazz or Not to Jazz.” Jul20: 7. “Toronto Band Notes.” Jun28: 49; Jul28: 51; Aug28: 41; Oct28: 66; Dec28: 53. “Transpositions for B♭ Horns.” Sep29: 59. “A Tremendous Team.” Dec19: 5. “The Triangle.” Apr24: 8. “A Triple Threat Man.” Oct28: 47. “A True Fiddle Fancy.” Jul30: 35. “The Truth About Jazz Bands and Jazzers.” Oct17: 2. 83

“Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jan17: 34; Feb17: 35; MA17: 15; Jun17: 35; Jul17: 37. “The Tuneful Yankee Dreamings.” Jan17: 13. “The Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jan17: 5; MA17: 7; May17: 7; Jun17: 7; Jul17: 5; Aug17: 7. “A Tuneful Yankee Song Poem Contest.” Aug17: 2. “Tuneful Yankee Whisperings.” Jan17: 7; MA17: 13. “The Tuneful Yankee Whittlings.” Feb17: 7. “A Two-Fold Tribute.” Sep24: 26. “Two Months in One.” MA17: 13. “The Tyranny of Noise.” Aug26: 3. “Unconditional Surrender!” Oct22: 5. “Under the Soft Pedal.” Feb20: 24; Mar20: 7; Apr20: 26; Jun20: 26. “United States Army Music School.” Mar28: 46. “The University Quintette.” Dec17: 9. “Using Radio As a Radiator.” Jun24: 8. “The Vaudeville Agent.” Aug18: 21. “The Versatile Pettine.” Feb28: 48. “Victor Jacobi.” Feb22: 7. “Virtuoso of the Saxophone.” Nov26: 61. “Waggish Wagging by a Wag.” Oct19: 5. “War Time.” Sep17: 38. “Washington Notes.” Apr25: 29. “Waves—Photographic and Phonographic.” Sep19: 4. “We Mean This.” Aug17: 39; Sept17: 32; Oct17: 36. “A Well Known Figure Passes.” Aug28: 6. “A West Virginia Organist.” May25: 27. “What Does the Cash Register Say?” Nov17: 37. “What Does Your Cash Register Say?” Dec17: 39. “What I Like in New Music.” Mar27: 19; Jun27: 18. “What Is a Jew’s-Harp?” May19: 6. “What Music Did to Main Street.” Jul23: 5. “What the Cash Register Says.” Jan18: 32. “What They Think of Us.” Apr29: 53. “What To Do For The Banjo.” Aug27: 54. “What’s the Hadean Box-Number?” Feb22: 22. “Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Aug25: 6; Dec25: 30; Jan26: 28; Feb26: 28. “The Whence and What of Jazz.” Apr19: 4. “While Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Nov26: 10. “Who Can Tie Their Record?” Oct26: 22. “Who Gets the $29?” May28: 8. “Who Is America’s Greatest Song Writer?” Oct17: 1. “Who of These Will Spend the Hundred Dollars?” Oct17: 4 “Who?” Jul22: 26. 84

“Who’s Which.” Jun28: 62. “Why ‘Melody’?” Feb18: 3. “Why a Movie Organist Gets Nervous.” Aug24: 26. “Why All This Horn Tooting?” Apr28: 7. “The Why of the Good Ol’ Uns.” May22: 8. “Why Not More of Them?” Jan18: 7. “Will Not Give In.” May17: 15. “Why They Didn’t Win the Prize.” Nov18: 3. “Wilmington, Del., Police Band.” Nov26: 61. “Winners in the School Band and Orchestra Contests.” Jun29: 58. “With Our Subscribers.” Jan29: 67. “With the Bands and Orchestras.” Mar29: 66. “Wm. Eckstein, Cinema Interpreter.” Oct27: 15. “Women Organists Form Hub Club.” Dec24: 7. “The World’s Greatest Heart Song.” May23: 5. “Ye Clown Topic.” Feb17: 13; MA17: 37; May17: 12; Jun17: 14; Jul17: 14; Aug17: 14; Sept17: 10. “Ye Dishonest, Beware!” Aug17: 3. “Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Dec20: 6; Jan21: 7; Feb21: 7; Mar21: 7. “Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Jun21: 22; Jul21: 22; Aug21: 22. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep26: 32; Oct26: 64; Nov26: 62; Dec26: 62; Feb27: 65; Jun27: 63; Oct27: 61; Nov27: 61; Dec27: 61; Jan28: 57; Feb28: 50; Mar28: 64; Apr28: 82; May28: 63; Jun28: 57. “Your Own Column.” Oct26: 67; Dec26: 67; Jun27: 68; Feb27: 62; Mar27: 66; Aug27: 60; Nov27: 53; Mar28: 67; Jun28: 61; Sep29: 74. “Youthful Virtuosoship.” May27: 59.

Arthur, Charles A. “Fifty Questions for Song-Writers.” Nov21: 7.

ASCAP “The Plain Truth About the Music Tax.” Oct21: 6.

Bach, Vincent “Some ‘Inside’ Facts About the Trumpet.” Nov26: 15. “The Cornetist’s Road to Success.” Mar28: 56. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec26: 52; Jan27: 66; Aug27: 46; Oct27: 72; Dec27: 72; Apr28: 66; May 28: 47; Jul28: 44; Aug28: Sep28: 5849; Dec28: 66.

Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes” Jul27: 48; Feb28: 61; Mar28: 50; Apr28: 71; May28: 65; Jun28: 48; Oct28: 21; Nov28: 49. 85

“Northwestern Organists I Have Met.” Jul26: 6. “West Coast News Notes.” Mar27: 59; May27: 48; Sep27: 50; Dec27: 66; Jan28: 60. “West Coast Notes.” Jan27: 50; Jul28: 46; Aug28: 50.

Barroll, Edward “The Saxophonist.” Oct26: 54; Dec26: 50; Feb27: 54; Apr27: 52; May27: 50; Jul27: 48; Aug27: 48; Sep27: 33; Dec27: 50.

Bath, Gomer “The Spirit of Jazz.” Jun29: 6.

“Beer, Meyer.” “Composer of ‘Eili Eili’.” Feb21: 4.

Berry, Frederic W. “Musical Likes and Dislikes.” Jan27: 7.

Bettoney, Harry “The House of the Angel Guardian Band.” Oct27: 21. “The Temperament of the Clarinet.” Oct26: 15; Nov26: 19.

Bickford, Zach Myron “Ragtime as an Introduction and Aid to Better Music.” Jan 18: 7. “The End of the ‘Silver-Orange’ Rhyme Contest.” Dec17: 10.

Birch, John J. “The Appeal of Music.” Aug21: 6. “The Swiss Yodel Songs.” Jun21: 6. “The Victrola and Radio.” Aug23: 21.

Boyd, George C. “Ragtime is Rhythm.” Jun19: 5; Oct25: 29.

Bray, Lewis E. “The Psychology of Motion Picture Music.” Jul25: 28.

Brayley, George “Popular Songs of Fifty Years Ago.” May17: 35.

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Brink, Agnes “There’s Music in Them Hills.” Mar29: 8.

Buchtel, Forest L. “The Buchtel Rhythm Chart.” Nov29: 48.

Burgundy, Billy “The Story of a Song.” Jan17: 33.

Burry, Frederic W. “Actors and Auditors.” Sep22: 25. “America As a Music Centre.” Jun 24: 24. “And the New Year’s Bells!” Jan22: 5. “Burry’s Corner.” Jan25: 24; Mar25: 28; Apr25: 27; Jun25: 28; Jul25: 30; Sep25: 30; Oct25: 30 “By the Way.” Oct21: 25. “Chopin, Master of Romance.” Oct22: 7. “Come, See the Parade.” Sep23: 21. “Concentration.” Jul21: 5. “Concerning Musical Classification.” Mar20: 3. “Dance and Song.” Jan22: 21. “Doing the Will.” Jan23: 25. “Genius Versus Talent.” Mar21: 23. “Holiday Chimes.” Dec22: 21. “In Melody Land.” ON23: 21. “Makers of Melody.” Dec23: 22. “Master Versus Pupil.” May22: 7. “Melodies Old and New.” Mar22: 8. “Melody and Music.” Dec22: 23. “Music and its Measure.” Apr23: 24. “Music and Its Sanity.” Mar24: 21. “Music and Labor.” Sep22: 22. “Music and Mathematics.” Feb22: 8. “Music Hath Charms.” Dec24: 23. “Music in the Air.” Mar23: 24. “Music in the Music.” Apr22: 22. “Music of the Masses.” Jul24: 8. “Music Standards.” Jun22: 5. “Musical Morceaux.” Feb21: 26. “Musical Rhyme.” Sep20: 7. “The New Harmony.” Oct21: 8. “New Life, New Music.” Aug21: 5. “New Musical Forms.” Jul22: 23. “New Resolutions.” Feb23: 22. 87

“Our American Music.” Jan24: 5. “Popular Classics.” Apr21: 4. “Revival of the Waltz.” Feb24: 8. “Revolutionary Music.” Sep24: 23. “Rhythm and Its Spheres.” Jul22: 5. “Rubenstein and His Yankee Doodle.” Jan20: 5. “Rubenstein and the Farmer.” Sep21: 26. “Senza Tempo.” Jan21: 26. “Should We Memorize?” Apr21: 6. “Silv’ry Moon.” Aug24: 22. “The Love of Creating.” Mar20: 5. “The Merit of Melody.” Jun23: 7. “The Movements.” May20: 6. “The Musical Mind.” Nov22: 23. “The Popular Demand.” Feb22: 6. “The Popular Melody.” Nov21: 8. “The Saving Grace.” Mar24: 24. “The Sunshine of Music. Apr24: 6. “Theory or Practice First?” Dec21: 26. “What Are Examinations?” May23: 21. “What Method Do You Use?” Apr22: 21. “Your Piano’s Health.” Aug22: 26. “Yuletide Vibrations.” Dec21: 5.

Byrn, Clarence “A Broad View of Music Education.” Apr27: 8. “The All-Ohio State Fair Bands.” Dec26: 6. “Balancing the School Orchestra.” Aug27: 7. “Class Instruction in Instrumental Music.” Nov26: 9. “Conservatory Viewpoints of Class Teaching.” Jul27: 8. “Daily Class Lessons in Instrumental Music.” Jan27: 10. “Detroit Notes.” Feb27: 24; May27: 49; Sep 27: 25. “The Educational Value of the High School Opera.” Sep17: 21. “Instrumental Music in the Elementary Schools.” Oct26: 11. “Music in the Intermediate Schools.” Feb27: 11. “Objectives in Public School Music, Grades 1-8.” May27: 7; Jun27: 9. “Products and Results of Instrumental Music Classes.” Mar27: 10. “Public School Music in Pueblo City Schools.” Dec26: 11. “The School Band and Orchestra in Education.” Jan29: 24.

C., A. W. “About Vaudeville Salaries.” Apr19: 3. 88

C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” May21: 7; Jun21: 7; Jul21: 21; Aug21: 21; Sep21: 21; Oct21: 21; Nov21: 21; Dec21: 21; Mar22: 25; Apr22: 21.

Carrell, Grace Irene. “The Music Box.” Aug21: 3.

Cataland, Augusta L. “The One Piece Orchestra.” Apr25: 5.

Chenette, Ed. “Guess at the ‘Goat’.” May20: 5.

Christensen, Axel W. “A Talk on Ragtime.” Sep18: 2. “Bull Fighting to Band Music.” Mar21: 5. “Can Ragtime Be Suppressed?” May18: 2. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr18: 21; May18: 21; Jun18: 21; Jul18: 8; Aug18: 8; Sep18: 8; Oct18: 8; Nov18: 8; Dec18: 8; Jan19: 8; Feb19: 8; Mar19: 8; Apr19: 8; May19: 8; Jun19: 8; Jul19: 7; Aug19: 8; Sep19: 8; Oct19: 8; Nov19: 8; Dec19: 8; Jan20: 8; Feb20: 8; Mar20: 8; Apr20: 8; May20: 8; Jun20: 8; Jul20: 8; Sep20: 8; ON20: 8; Dec20: 8 “Commercializing Music.” Nov19: 3. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Mar20: 4; Apr20: 4; May20: 4; Jul20: 5; ON20: 4. “Give Them Better Pianos.” Jun18: 8. “Popular Music an Absolute Necessity.” Oct18: 6. “Ragtime Pianists I have Known.” Dec18: 5. “Teasing the Ivories.” Mar19: 4; May19: 5; Jul19: 4; Sep19: 3; Dec19: 3; Jan20: 3; Feb20: 3; May20: 3; Jun20: 3; Sep20: 5; Dec20: 6. “The Popularity of Ragtime.” Jan18: 8. “The Vaudeville Theatre Pianist.” Apr18: 5.

Cively, Scott R. “A Toast.” May17: 10.

Clark, C. Fred’k. “The Mental Attitude of Musicians.” Mar22: 6. “The Orchestra Pianist.” Apr21: 5. “Should I Play Popular Music?” Mar21: 6.

Clark, Kenneth S. “‘Book review’ Music in Industry.” Aug29: 51.

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Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Aug27: 11; Sep27: 8; Oct27: 11; Nov27: 15; Dec27: 15; Feb28: 10; May28: 10; Jul28: 7; Sep28: 11; Nov28: 15; Dec28: 15; Mar29: 13; Apr29: May29: 11; 10; Jun29: 11; Jul29: 10; Aug29: 10; Sep29: 11; Nov29: 11; Jan30: 14; Mar30: 16; Jun30: 10; Jul30: 10.

Cobb, George L. “Criticisms.” Jan20: 26. “Just Between You and Me.” Feb18: 28; Mar18: 19; Apr18: 24; May18: 22; Jun18: 24; Jul18: 22; Aug18: 23; Sep18: 22; Oct18: 22; Nov18: 6; Dec18: 6; Jan19: 7; Feb19: 7; Mar19: 5; Apr19: 7; May19: 7; Jun19: 4; Jul19: 5; Aug19: 4; Sep19: 22; Oct19: 22; Nov19: 22; Dec19: 22. “Original Origin of Jazz.” May19: 3. “R. S. V. P.” Feb19: 5.

Collins, Treve Jr. “A Chat with Fred Fisher.” May18: 5. “Concerning Harry Jentes.” Sep18: 4. “From the Inside Looking Out.” Mar18: 2. “Music Musings.” Apr18: 4. “Talking Things Over with J. Fred Coots.” Jan23: 8. “This and That About Jean Schwartz.” Aug18: 4. “What’s What about Whiting.” Jun18: 5. “What the Girl Reporter Found Out About Johnson.” Jul18: 4.

Conway, Patrick “Vocational Opportunities in Band Music.” Apr28: 8.

Cox, Chas. Roy “A New Pest Appears.” Nov17: 32.

Dappert, Merle “Some Side Lights.” Feb19: 24.

Davies, Mildred “Spring.” May17: 9.

Deagan “Universal Pitch—A-Four-Forty.” Aug25: 3.

DeHuff, John D. “La Banda de Los Conquistadores.” May29: 6.

90 del Castillo, L(loyd) G. [see also Dinny Timmins] “Ah, My Public!” Jul29: 8. “All the News That’s Fit to Print.” May27: 15. “A Battle of Musicians.” Mar27: 17. “But This Is Another Year!” Jan29: 11. “Buy It In The Can.” Aug29: 6. “Come On Into The Spotlight.” Dec29: 17. “Crackers and Milk.” Mar30: 22. “Department for Photoplay Organists and Pianists.” Mar24: 7. “The Disease is Organic.” Oct29: 8. “Feast or Famine.” Feb29: 17. “First Aid to the Photoplayer.” Jan28: 12. “Gasometers, Pistons and Applesauce.” Jan27: 17. “The Good Old Days.” Jan30: 8. “Have You Had Your Tercentenary Yet?” Jun30: 11. “Improvisation in A Flat Minor.” May28: 15. “It All Depends On You.” Feb28: 13. “It’s the Organist Who Suffers.” Jul27: 13. “Kyoosh Eetz.” Apr28: 25. “Leginska, Chef d’Orchestre.” Jul25: 3. “Literature by and for Theater Organists.” Feb27: 17. “Monopedalism—Whatever That Means.” Oct28: 17. “Music for American Indian Movies.” Dec26: 8. “Music Reviews.” Apr29: 45; Aug29: 44; Oct29: 44. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Feb29: 60; May29: 56; Jun29: 56; Jul29: 58; Sep29: 70; Nov29: 44; Dec29: 44. “Musical Garbage for the Picture.” Dec27: 11. “Musical Hills and Vallees.” May30: 11. “Oil and Water.” Apr29: 9. “Old Chestnuts in New Burrs.” Nov29: 15. “Opera Onerosa.” Feb30: 15. “Ordering Your 1930 Chrysalis.” Apr30: 10. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr24: 5; May24: 6; Jun24: 5; Jul24: 5; Aug24: 3; Sep24: 5; ON24: 5; Dec24: 3; Jan25: 6; Feb25: 7; Mar25: 5; Apr25: 7; May25: 8; Jun25: 6; Jul25: 6; Aug25: 8; Sep25: 6; Oct25: 6; Nov25: 6; Dec25: 7; Jan26: 5; Feb26: 5; Mar26: 26; Apr26: 5; May26: 5; Jun26: 26; Jul26: 26; Aug26: 5; Sep26: 6; Oct26: 20; Nov26: 20. “Popular and Unpopular Music.” Jun27: 15. “The Postman Comes Across.” Jul28: 13. “The Purple Lady with the Invested Capital.” May29: 9. “Quitting, Queing and Qussing.” Apr27: 15. “Say It With Colors.” Nov27: 13. “Shall We Fake?” Sep28: 18. “Should Organists Sleep on the Ostermoor or the Wurlitzer.” Jun28: 19. 91

“Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Robot!” Jul30: 11. “Slide, Boy—Slide!” Dec28: 17. “Stunts and Novelties for the Theatre Organ.” Sep27: 13. “Tibia or Not Tibia.” Jun29: 9. “Two Weeks With Pay.” Aug28: 10. “What I Like in New Music.” Apr27: 20.; May27: 18; Jul27: 12; Aug27: 15; Oct27: 25; Nov27: 27; Dec27: 25; Jan28: 23; Feb28: 62; Mar28: 16; Apr28: 78; May28: 22; Jun28: 64; Jul28: 42; Aug28: 37; Sep28: 64; Oct28: 62; Nov28: 62; Dec28: 62; Jan29: 60 “What Price Organists?” Mar29: 17. “What’s A Unit Organ?” Mar28: 13. “What’s Good in New Music.” Oct25: 3; Dec25: 5; Jan26: 6; Mar26: 28; Apr26: 7; May26: 7; Jun26: 7; Jul26: 28; Aug26: 7; Oct26: 10; Nov26: 60; Dec26: 15; Jan27: 20; Feb27: 18. “Where Do We Go From Here?” Sep29: 13. “The Witeaphone and Other Evils.” Nov28: 17.

DeWitt, M. S. “Will the Banjo Crash the Gate?” Feb29: 10.

“Disgruntled Guy, A.” “Funniest Thing Ever.” Jun17: 10.

Dorsey, Fred A. “The Prison Musician. Mar27: 63.

Dunham, George Sawyer “Barnstorming on Cape Cod.” Mar30: 14.

Edgely, George “Musical Hands Across the Sea.” Jan28: 62.

Eldridge, Judson “The Development of Piano Music.” Jan28: 6; Mar28: 15; Aug28: 4. “The Group Method Applied to Piano Instruction.” Sep27: 10. “Theory in the Piano Class-Room.” Oct27: 13.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo “Music in All Things.” ON20: 26.

Entser, Emory “Vacuous Verbosity.” Mar21: 3.

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Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Feb28: 46; Mar28: 48; Apr28: 60; May28: 50; Jun28: 46; Jul28: 50; Aug28: 44; Sep28: 52; Oct28: 49; Nov28: 52; Dec28: 54; Feb29: 46; Mar29: 46; Jun29: 46; Jul29: 48; Apr29: 48; Sep29: 54; Oct29: 42; Jan29: 58; May29: 48; Aug29: 42; Jan30: 51. “The Trend in Dance Playing.” Sep28: 62.

Evans, Gertrude “A Tribute to the Late Patrick Conway.” Sep29: 15.

F, M. V. “Blind Belief Belied.” Jan18: 5. “Dreaming versus Doing.” MA17: 3. “Soldier-Singing.” Oct18: 3.

Farnham, Harry E. “Consider the Dance Orchestra Leader.” Aug21: 6. “Sounding a New 1921 Note.” Apr21: 21.

Ferguson, Stanley B. “The Fruit of the Tree.” Dec29: 6.

Fiers, Clark “Kinkajous—Badinage—and the Ladies.” Feb29: 19. “Razor or Compact?” May28: 21.

Findlay, Francis “Educational Music.” Oct28: 65; Nov28: 65; Dec28: 65; Jan29: 66; Mar29: 60; Oct29: 54; Nov29: 53; Dec29: 45; Feb30: 55; Mar30: 44; Apr30: 44. “Manual of Harmonic Technique (review).” Apr29: 46.

Fisher, George Allaire “The Dean of Boston Organists.” Jan25: 5. “A Decade of Music Service.” Sep26: 25. “Giving the Saxophone Its Due.” Oct27: 50. “Lo! The Poor Maligned Musician.” May25: 3. “The Modernized Instruments of the Troubadours.” Dec27: 9; Feb28: 6. “Music History in the Making.” Oct26: 9. “The Pipe Organ’s Family Tree.” Sep26: 3. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Feb25: 26; Mar25: 4; May25: 5; Jun25: 5; Jul25: 4; Sep25: 5. “Teaching Organists to Play Better.” Oct25: 7. “What Shall We Do With the Banjo?” May27: 4. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan27: 62.

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Fisher, George Allaire and Z. Peter Wright “The Music’s the Thing.” Feb27: 6.

Fisher, Mrs. William Arms “’Rocking America’s Cradle of Music’.” Mar25: 3. “Wanted: A Noble Setting of ‘America the Beautiful.’.” Dec26: 5.

Fox, Joseph “Interpreting Music for the Movies.” ON24: 7. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Mar22: 21; Jun22: 7; Jul22: 8; Aug22: 8; Dec22: 8; Jan23: 21; Feb23: 8; Mar23: 8; Apr23: 7. “Now Try Your Hand at Prologue Production.” May24: 5. “Playing the Picture.” Jan22: 24.

Freedman, John “Music Comes.” Jan21: 25.

Freese, M(yron) V. “A National Musical Alliance.” Dec17: 4. “Chance-Shots and Sure-Shots.” Jun18: 3. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan25: 21; Feb25: 28; Mar25: 8; Apr25: 28; May25: 7; Jun25: 26; Jul25: 26; Aug25: 26; Sep25: 26; Nov25: 26; Apr26: 26; May26: 26; Jul26: 32; Aug26: 32; Sep26: 7. “Hitch Your Wagon to a Star?” Nov17: 2. “Just Judgment on Jazz.” Sept0: 4. “Music and Executives.” Oct22: 21. “Opportunity—Curtailment.” Jan18: 3. “Popular Music.” Mar18: 3. “Princes and Pandemonium—A Prelude in Jazz.” Nov25: 5. “Quantity or Quality—or Both?” May18: 3.

“Frequenter, A.” “Headquarters.” Apr24: 21.

Frise, Sally “Making a Photoplay Theatre a Community Center.” Jul27: 4.

Gherkens, Karl W. “The Fundamentals of Music.” Jul24: 22.

Giddings, T(haddeus) P. “Band and Orchestra Teaching.” May30: 10. “National High School Orchestra Camp.” Apr28: 9.

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Gilian, Strickland “The Lady of the Old School.” Feb24: 22.

Gillette, James R. “The Symphony Band.” Nov28: 6.

“Gilt Guitarist, A.” “The Whence and What of Jazz.” Apr19: 4.

Gleeson, W. T. “Answering the Critics.” Feb19: 22.

Gould, Paul “The Painter of Music.” Jun17: 8.

Grabel, Victor J. “The American Bandmasters’ Association.” Jun29: 13.

Griffith, Roy “Putting Sales Value in Songs.” ON24: 3.

Gumble, Mo(s)e “Evolution of a Song Writer.” Jun17: 2. “In the Spring.” MA17: 2.

Hahn, George “America and Its Music.” Apr22: 5. “An American School of Music.” May22: 23. “Don’t Antagonize the Public.” Aug22: 7. “From Past to Present in Picture Theatres.” Jan24: 7. “How to Woo Elusive Publishers.” Jan23: 5. “It’s Easy to be a Grouch if You’ll Let Music Do It.” Oct22: 26. “A Keyboard Romance.” May23: 23. “Melody Remains the Soul of Music.: Mar22: 7. “Modern Arrangers Are Synthetic Composers.” Mar24: 8. “Must Film Music Be Relegated to the Background or Should It BE Featured?” Feb24: 21. “A New Method for Photoplay Organists.” Apr23: 5. “The New and the Old.” Oct22: 22. “The Nut.” Feb23: 5. “An Open Mind Towards Music.” Sep22: 7. “The Organ and Moving Pictures.” Sep23: 21. “Saxophone Developing Love of Music.” Sep22: 24. “The Song and the Symphony.” Mar23: 5. 95

Hall, Emmett Campbell “The Sure-Fire Song-Hit.” Jun21: 5. “Why the Piano Doesn’t Stay in Tune.” Aug21: 4.

Hampton, Walter “How Stephen Foster Died.” Jul17: 7. “The Origin of Yankee Doodle.” Feb17: 9. “Well Known Songs ‘Swiped’ from Each Other.” Jun17: 12.

Harper, Charles Edgar “The Piano Accordion.” Dec28: 55; Jan29: 57 May29: 49; Jun29: 53; Jul29: 45; Aug29: 43; Sep29: 65; Nov29: 46; Dec29: 43; Jan30: 53; Feb30: 46. “Piano Accordion Technic.” Apr30: 39; May30: 40.

Harper, James C. “Shooting Interlochen.” May30: 8.

Harris, Chas. K. “The Music Publisher’s Dream.” Jan17: 48.

Hawkins, John “The Instrumental Teacher and His Work.” Sep28: 6.

High, Fred “A Band That Cannot Hear Itself Play.” Mar27: 8.

Holcombe, J. Merton “Making the Most of Music in the Mansfield Schools.” Jul27: 11.

Hollinson, T. H. “Rambles in an Office Chair.” Mar27: 60.

Holzman, Abe “Spring Surprises.” May17: 42.

Holzman, Alex “A Practical Joker Fooled.” Jan17: 44.

Hope, D. R. “An Instrumental Background for the Supervisor.” Sep29: 21.

Hosch, Josephine A. “University of North Dakota Military Band.” Aug27: 44. 96

Jay, Alice Smythe “Playing the Picture.” Sep21: 22.

Jewell, Estelle H. “Do our Modern Writers also have these Idiosyncrasies”? Feb17: 38.

Jimkin “Jazz Notes.” Aug19: 7; Sep19: 25; Oct19: 25; Nov19: 26; Dec19: 25.

Johnson, F. C. “The Modern Harp.” Jun28: 15.

Jones, Jennie L. “Los Angeles and Its Young Orchestras.” Jul29: 17.

Juno, Irene “Among (the) Washington Organists.” Jul25: 6; Aug25: 5; Sep25: 31; Nov25: 32; Dec25: 25; Jan26: 32; Feb26: 29; Mar26: 31; Apr26: 31; May26: 31; Jun26: 30; Jul26: 30; Aug26: 30; Sep26: 30. “Bits of Blue.” Feb29: 7. “Capitol Notes.” Nov26: 54; Jan27: 48; Feb27: 57; Apr27: 63; May27: 54; Jun27: 50; Jul27: 45; Aug27: 13. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Apr28: 31; Jul28: 12; Sep28: 54; Nov28: 20; Jan29: 13; Feb 29: 23; Apr29: 20Jun29: 45; Jul29: 19; Aug29: 47; Sep29: 71; Oct29: 37; Nov29: 45. “Music Chat from Washington.” Oct26: 55; Dec26: 48; Sep27: 76; Oct27: 22; Dec27: 10; Jan28: 67; Feb28: 23; Dec28: 23; Mar29: 58; Jan30: 43 “The President’s Church Adopts Movies.” Jul28: 5. “R. K. O. Organists.” Apr29: 13. “The United States Navy Band.” Apr28: 30. “United States Army Band in Spain.” Sep29: 8. “The Washington College of Music.” Nov27: 17.

Kemp, Jr., George B. “An Appreciation of the Theater Organist.” Jun25: 3.

Kerr, Avelyn (M). “Hark! A Soprano Voice from the Past.” Feb29: 61 “Milwaukee Items.” Apr27: 59. “Milwaukee Notes.” Jun27: 14; Nov27: 28; Feb28: 49; Jun28: 45; Aug28: 12; Mar29: 61. “Music—Movies—Men—and Machines.” Sep28: 17. “Organists—Good and Bad.” Dec28: 20. “Shot and Shell.” Jul28: 16. 97

“Woman’s Place in the Theatre.” Mar28: 19.

Kilgour, Garfield “The Message of the Popular Song.” Jan17: 12.

Knutzen, Edwin C. “Some Thoughts from the Viewpoint of the Grade School Supervisor.” Sep27: 11.

Koch, Felix J. “Curtis Williams.” Jul21: 6. “New Light on Music and Musicians.” Jan22: 21. “A New Place For Your Phonograph.” Dec21: 24.

Krehbiel, H. E. “Songs of Yesteryear.” ON20: 5.

Kutschinski, C. D. “The Class B Champions of North Carolina.” Nov27: 52. “Music Study Credit in High Schools.” Apr28: 22. “Southern Conference for Music Education.” Jun27: 52.

L., R. “The Spell of Song Writing.” Jan18: 5. “The Story of a Story.” Oct19: 3.

Lampe, J. Bodewalt “The Art of Arranging Music.” Jan17: 38. “Musical Anagram.” Feb17: 10.

Lang, John W. “Music Autographing.” Apr29: 69.

Lange, Arthur “On the Inside.” MA17: 13.

Langford, Oscar “Songs of the Pioneers.: Nov22: 22.

Leigh, Norman (Arthur Cleveland Morse) “Musical Sleight of Hand.” Dec27: 6. “Spokes from the Hub.” Nov26: 58; Dec26: 60; Jan27: 64; Feb27: 66; Mar27: 70; Apr27: 66; May27: 66; Jun27: 66; Jul27: 56; Aug27: 18; Sep27: 26; Oct27: 26; Nov27: 70; Dec27: 68; Jan28: 68. “Why I Write Music.” Mar26: 3. 98

Lewis, Sam M. “Witty Monologue for Stage Use.” Feb17: 40.

Littig, Frank “Central California Notes.” Jul27: 43; Aug27: 53; Oct27: 73; Jan28: 51; Jun28: 51; Oct28: 57.

Loar, Lloyd “Acoustics of the Pipe Organ.” Apr25: 3. “The Acoustics of Speech and Song.” Jan27: 6. “The Genesis of the Viola Alt.” Feb28: 20. “If you were the Editor.” Jan25: 4. “Improving and Correcting Concert Hall Acoustics.” Jun27: 4. “Is ‘Jazz’ Constructive or Destructive?” Jun24: 3. “Maintaining the Small City Symphony Orchestra.” Apr28: 21. “Music Publishers and Radio Broadcasting.” Aug24: 6. “The New England Conservatory and School Music.” Mar28: 9. “The Next Symphonic Development.” Nov25: 3. “The Round Table.” Oct26: 49; Dec26: 57; Mar27: 50.

Lockhart, Lee (M). “Contest Numbers in General and a Particular Example.” May 29: 55. “Promoting the School Band and Orchestra.” Feb28: 15.

Lorenz, Clarice “Endowing American Music.” Mar26: 6. “Jazz—the Newest Musical Phenomenon.” Jul24: 3.

“Loudspeaker, A.” “Record Reflections.” Jan25: 26; Feb25: 32.

Lucas, William H. “How the Cow Died.” Feb17: 39. “Some Half-forgotten Songs.” Jun17: 15. “Old Songs Are Best.” MA17: 40.

Ludwig, Wm. F. “IS the Vitaphone a Menace to Musicians?” Sep27: 7.

MacKimber, Charles “Hither and Yon in Montreal.” Feb29: 55. “Montreal Music News.” Sep27: 73; Nov27: 66; Dec27: 71; Jan28: 69; Feb28: 53; Mar28: 63; Apr28: 67; May28: 60; Jul28: 45.

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Maddy, J(oseph) E. “A National Orchestra Camp.” Apr27: 51. “Cinderella Looks for Her Slipper.” Jul29: 9. “Maddy on Pedagogy.” Oct27: 16; Dec27: 21. “The Wind Band of the Future.” Feb27: 9.

Magee, Oliver Guy “A Bandmaster Looks Back with a Smile.” Jan29: 6. “But What Can You Expect of a Musician.” Aug22: 5. “Music as a Stepping-Stone. Mar22: 5.

Martin, R. W. “‘Don’ts’ For Motion Picture Organists.” Jan24: 22.

Maslin, Alice “The Ether Cone.” Nov28: 10.

Maybee, Harper C. “Developing a Vocal Orchestra.” Apr27: 6. “The Modern Trend in Choral Work.” Jul29: 6.

Mayhew, Athol “Some Personal Recollections of Chinese Music.” Jan21: 5.

McCulloch, D(avid) L(yle) “Give Your Piano a Square Deal.” May21: 5. “Intolerance and Jazz.” Sep24: 3. “Listen to the Knocking-Bird.” Dec21: 21. “One A Minute.” Nov21: 4.

McGill, Maude Stolley “Harry Quinn Mills.” Dec22: 22. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Feb22: 7; Mar22: 23; Apr22: 23; May22: 21; Jun22: 21; Jul22: 21; Aug22: 21; Sep22: 21; Oct22: 8; Nov22: 21.

McIntyre, John “Definition of a Popular Song.” Jun17: 11.

McPhail, Lindsay “Hints to Prospective Song Writers.” Sep23: 23.

McPherson, A. Pearl “That Naughty Waltz.” Aug21: 25.

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“Meanderer, The.” “In the Music Mart.” Feb25: 30.

Medicus, Emil “Values.” Oct21: 5. “Wanted—A Man.” Dec21: 7.

Metz, Theodore. “The Oldest Minstrel Song-Writer Living.” Aug17: 8.

Miller, Arthur B. “The Piano Accordion’s Family Tree.” May29: 17.

Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Jun20: 4; Jul20: 4; Aug20: 6.

Miniter, Edith “Words and Music, ’Specially Words.” Feb29: 6.

Montana “$18 a Week and Cakes with a Wagon Show.” Jun28: 12.

Morgan, William J. “Benefits from the Radio.” Feb23: 26. “A Defense of Jazz and Ragtime.” Sep22: 5. “The Fox Trot in Music.” Jan24: 21. “Hints to Movie Pianists.” Jun22: 8. “The Importance of Tone.” “Rhythm.” Aug24: 26.

Morrison, Louis L. “My Nightmare of Titles.” Jan18: 33.

Morse, Arthur Cleveland “Purple Pellets for Pallid Imaginations.” Sep28: 8. “Some Old Wine in a New Bottle.” Feb26: 7.

Nailor, C. Elmer “From Grade School to High School to Municipal Band.” Aug27: 8.

Nevins, Merton “An Appreciation of a Great Bandmaster.” Jul27: 9. “Harmonicas as Stepping-Stones in Music.” Mar27: 6. “Henry Clay Barnabee.” Jan18: 8. 101

“Music Mart Mention.” Jan25: 28. “Ohms and the Orchestra.” Apr29: 6. “Tales of the Music Industry—No. 2.” Feb29: 56.

Newkirk, Newton “The Bass Viol.” Jul30: 15.

Norton, Blanche R. “A Movie Nightmare.” Sep18: 24.

Norton, Harry “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Dec17: 6; Jan18: 10; Feb18: 7; Mar18: 7; Apr18: 6; May18: 6; Jul18: 7; Jun18: 7; Aug18: 7; Sep18: 7; Oct18: 7; Nov18: 7; Dec18: 7; Jan19: 5; Feb19: 7; Mar19: 5.

O’Connor, Helen “I Hear America Tuning Up.” Jan29: 8.

O’Sullivan, Joseph “Adaptation of Music to Motion-Pictures.” Jan18: 11.

Osgood, Marion G. “In Every Church an Orchestra—Why Not?” May30: 9. “An Intimate Sketch of Julius Eichberg.” Dec26: 9. “A Pioneer ‘Adamless’ Orchestra.” Aug27: 4.

Parks, H(enry) F(rancis) “Ace of the Photoplay Organ.” Oct26: 6. “Chicagoana.” Oct26: 23; Nov26: 76; Dec26: 23; Jan27: 22; Feb27: 58; Mar27: 23; Apr27: 22; May27: 22; Jun27: 22; Jul27: 60; Aug27: 16; Sep27: 23; Oct27: 74; Dec27: 21; Feb28: 18; Apr28: 54; Jun 28: 22; Jul28: 41; Sep28: 48; Jan29: 16; Mar29: 20; Apr29: 43; May29: 15; Jun29: 18; Jul29: 16; Aug29: 14; Sep29: 24; Oct29: 43; Feb30: 39. “Chicago’s Maestro of the Movie Symphony Orchestra.” Nov26: 6. “Chicago Yellow Jacket Orchestra.” Jan27: 59. “The Musical Government of the Wisconsin Theater.” Mar27: 21. “Murtagh-graphs.” Apr27: 17. “The Rajah of Jazz.” Apr27: 62. “Several Chicago Cinema Synchronizers.” Nov26: 12. “Theme-ing the Feature.” Oct27: 23.

Perkins, Theron D. “A Sound Foundation.” Feb28: 67.

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Pettine, Giuseppe “A Golden Opportunity for the A. F. of M.” Jun27: 7. “The Plectrum Player.” Nov26: 56. “The Standardization of Tenor Banjo Music and Technic.” Jul29: 43. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Aug29: 40; Sep29: 66; Oct29: 48.

“Phool, Phidlin.” “A Voice from Bush Valley.” Nov17: 11.

Porter, Lewis “From a Moving Picture Pianist.” Jun17: 12.

Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Oct26: 53; Dec26: 64; Jan27: 68; Mar27: 53; Sep27: 54.

“Pragma.” “In the Key of X and Why.” Feb26: 3

“Professional Musician, A.” “A Musical Mill-Race.” Apr27: 48.

Quincke, W. A. “A Good Motto.” Jul17: 13.

Rackett, A(rthur) H. “Bert Brown, Cornet Virtuoso.” Oct27: 6. “(From) the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Oct26: 7; Dec26: 17; May27: 11; Jun27: 6; Sep27: 15; Nov27: 23; Jan28: 19; Mar28: 10; Jun28: 9; Aug28: 7; Oct28: 12; Feb29: 12. “Man Versus Mechanism.” Nov28: 9. “Oldest Military-Concert Band in the World?” Apr27: 11. “Syncopatedragtimejazzdeliriumtremens.” Sep25: 3.

Raymat, Enrique Jr. “Havanese News.” Dec28: 56.

Reardon, Will “Song Writing Not a ‘Cinch.’” Feb17: 9.

Rebmann, V. I. F. “The Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference.” Feb27: 5.

Reeves, Milton 103

“Jazz Jam.” Dec17: 9.

Reisman, Leo “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Oct26: 46; Nov26: 49; Dec26: 46; Jan27: 58; Feb27: 59; Mar27: 62; May27: 60; Jun27: 58; Oct27: 54. “Reisman Discourses on Jazz Nude vs. Jazz Overdressed.” Apr25: 5.

Repper, Charles “Everybody Loves a Composer—But Listen to This!” Oct28: 11. “In Boston.” Dec29: 20; Feb30: 20; Mar30: 24; Apr30: 16; Jan30: 20; May30: 16; Jun30: 16; Jul30: 16.

Resis, P. A. “The Annotator of a Phonograph Record Album Goes Berserker.” Apr30: 15.

Reynolds, Miss E. A. “A Bit of Biography.” Dec17: 8.

Rice, W. M. “The Banjo in the Band.” Jun28: 7.

Robinson, J. Russel “The Moving Picture Pianist.” May17: 44.

Rome, Charles “How to Write a Song—Perhaps.” Jul17: 37.

Roscoe, James A. “Is There a Chance?” Sep18: 27.

Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “The Lay of the Waste Basket.” Jan18: 25. “‘Ragtime’—A Musical Mystery: What It Is and Its Origin.” Jan17: 9. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Feb17: 11; Jun17: 9; Jul17: 11; Aug17: 11; Sept17: 7; Nov17: 5; Dec17: 29. “The Swelled Head. An Illustrated Wail.” Aug17: 4.

Ross, Robert Wilson “A Successful Organist and His Credo.” Sep28: 9.

Rossiter, Will “How Popular Songs are Written.” MA17: 38. 104

“How to Write a Song.” Jun17: 6.

Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Jan28: 22; Feb28: 22; Mar28: 51. Russell, Frederick. C. “The Popular Songs That Never Became Popular.” Nov26: 7.

Sabin, Edwin A. “Orchestral Beginnings.” Sep29: 22. “The Uninspiring Pupil.” Dec29: 12. “The Violin Bow.” Jun30: 34. “The Violinist.” Oct26: 51; Nov26: 23; Dec26: 56; Jan27: 52; Feb27: 52; Mar27: 54; Apr27: 65; May27: 62; Jun27: 60; Jul27: 46; Aug27: 50; Oct27: 69; Sep27: 68; Nov27: 68; Dec27: 52; Jan28: 58; Mar28: 58.; Apr28: 56; May28: 48; Jun28: 50; Aug28: 14; Sep28: 56; Oct28: 59; Nov28: 58; Dec28: 46; Jan29: 52; Feb29: 52; Mar29: 50; Apr29: 41; May29: 46; Jun29: 44; Jul29: 18; Oct29: 40; Jan30: 42; Feb30: 42. “Without the Boss Telling Her.” Apr30: 40. “The Young Ensemble Player.” May30: 34.

Sadler, Basil “The Military Glide.” Jan18: 33. “Teaching Popular Music.” Dec17: 7.

Schauffler, Robert Haven “Handing You a Musical Ear Opener.” Dec23: 5. “Tuning Up for the Musical Dub.” Jan24: 6.

Schonemann, A. C. E. “‘My Method of Scoring Pictures’.” ON23: 6. “An Apostle of Good Music.” Jan22: 6. “Bennie Krueger, New York Exponent of Jazz.” Sep24: 7. “Civic Music Association of Chicago.” Dec22: 6. “Frank Westphal, Chicago Exponent of Jazz.” Jan23: 6. “Gus Edwards of ‘School Days’ Fame.” Sep22: 6. “An Interview with Arnold Johnson.” May23: 6. “An Interview with Edmund Fitch.” Apr24: 4. “An Interview with Egbert Van Alstyne, the Song Writer.” Sep23: 6. “An Interview with E. Joseph Chadwick.” Jan24: 8. “An Interview with J. Bodewalt Lampe.” Dec23: 6. “An Interview with W. Remington Welch.” Mar23: 6. “More About Scoring for the Picture Plays.” Aug24: 4. “Office Boy No Noted Orchestra Director.” Dec24: 6. “The Organ in Picture Playing.” Aug23: 6. “Paul Whiteman Interviewed.” Feb23: 6. 105

“Playing Moving Pictures.” Feb24: 6. “Playing the Movies.” May22: 5; Jun23: 6. “Popular Music and Its Presentation.” Jul23: 8. “Popular Music Reflects American Life.” Jan25: 7. “Relationship of Good Music to Good Health.” Sep26: 4. “Scoring Motion Pictures.” Jun24: 6. “Song Plugging and Its Chicago Exponents.” Sep21: 5. “The Story of Ben Bernie.” Mar24: 6. “Ted Lewis of Jazz Band fame.” Apr23: 6.

Schultz, Dorothy “Fluffy’s Music Lesson.” Feb17: 14. “A New Spring Bonnet.” May17: 8. “When Summer Dies.” Sept17: 4.

Schwatz, Jacob W. “My Start as a Professional Musician.” Mar21: 7.

Seaman, Julius “America’s Contribution to Modern Music. Apr24: 3.

Sears, Arthur C. “A Principal Talks Out of School.” Sep29: 6.

Sherman, Mildred “August Days.” Aug17: 9.

Sherwood, Ray “His First Inspiration.” MA17: 14.

Simpson, P. R. “New Zealand Notes.” Apr28:64.

Smith, Clay “The Girl in Bands.” Feb30: 9.

Smith, Eben G. “Hints for the Stymied.” Apr18: 7.

Spaulding, Charles R. “Start the High School Bands in the Grades.” Jan28: 8.

Specht, Paul (L.) “American Popular Music and Its Progress.” Jul24: 7. 106

“Jazz-the New American Trademark?” May27: 56. “The Lion and the Lamb.” May28: 7. “Yankee Jazz Abroad.” Oct27: 9.

Sprissler, Alfred “Fiddle Fads and Fiddle Fancies.” Nov29: 6; Dec29: 8. “From Philadelphia.” Nov29: 20; Dec29: 41; Jan30: 47; Feb30: 44. “How to Listen to Music.” Mar29: 6. “Starting a String Quartet.” Oct27: 8. “The Quaker Critic.” Mar30: 56; Apr30: 14; May30: 13; Jun30: 13; Jul30: 12. “The String Trio and Its Literature.” Oct28: 6. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul28: 11; Aug28: 13; Sep28: 47; Oct28: 23; Nov28: 60; Dec28: 59; Jan29: 20; Feb29: 20; Mar29: 56; Apr29: 17; May29: 45; Jun29: 42; Jul29: 56; Aug29: 9; Sep29: 16; Oct29: 38; Nov29: 42; Dec29: 47; Jan30: 56; Feb30: 18; Mar30: 15; Apr30: 11; May30: 14; Jun30: 14; Jul30: 14.

Stone, Geo(rge) L. “Boston, 1930.” May30: 36. “The Buzz Roll.” Sep29: 61. “The Drummer.” Oct26: 48; Nov26: 52; Dec26: 54; Jan27: 56; Feb27: 56; Mar27: 56; Apr27: 46; May27: 52; Jun27: 54; Jul27: 18; Aug27: 58; Sep27: 66; Oct27: 55; Nov27: 56; Dec27: 54; Jan28: 48; Feb28: 52; Mar28: 52; Apr28: 58; May28: 58; Jun28: 54; Jul28: 48; Aug28: 46; Sep28: 60; Oct28: 51; Nov28: 50; Dec28: 51; Jan29: 54; Feb29: 49; Mar29: 48; Apr29: 54; May29: 52; Jun29: 48; Jul29: 46; Aug29: 38; Oct29: 50; Nov29: 50; Dec29: 49. “Long Beach Municipal Band.” Jun29: 60. “More Buzzing About the Drummer’s Roll.” Apr30: 36. “An Old-Timer.” Jul30: 37.

Strain, Margaret “Jean and I.” Jul30: 8.

Stuckey, Norman “Nots of the Organ.” Dec23: 23. “Playing Organ with Orchestra,” Jan24: 21.

Thayer, Lynn W. “Ottawa County Presents the Evidence.” Apr29: 52.

Thompson, Kathryne E. “Saxophone Chins!” Nov22: 6.

Thomson, Malcolm “Big Business and the Talkies.” Jun29: 17. 107

Timmens, Dinny [see also del Castillo, Lloyd G.] “The Elevator Shaft.” ON24: 21; Dec24: 21; Feb25: 25; Mar25: 25; Apr25: 25; May25: 25; Jun25: 25; Jul25: 25; Aug25: 25; Sep25: 25; Oct25: 26; Nov25: 28; Dec25: 26; Jan26: 26; Feb26: 26; Mar26: 25; Apr26: 6; May26: 6; Jun26: 6; Jul26: 5; Aug26: 26; Sep26: 26; Oct26: 17; Nov26: 51; Dec26: 12; Jan27: 46; Feb27: 46; Mar27: 49; Apr27: 18; May27: 20; Jun27: 12.; Jul27: 15.

Tindall, Glenn M. “Playground Music in Los Angeles.” Sep27: 6.

Toll, Rudolph “The Clarinetist.” Oct26: 52; Nov26: 46; Dec26: 20; Jan27: 55; Feb27: 50; Mar27: 52; Apr27: 50; May27: 46; Jun27: 46; Jul27: 44; Aug27: 45; Sep27: 63; Oct27: 52; Nov27: 55; Jan28: 52; Mar28: 22; Apr28: 63; May28: 52; Jun28: 53; Jul28: 53; Aug28: 39; Sep28: 49; Oct28: 54; Nov28: 48; Dec28: 48; Jan29: 48; Feb29: 50; Mar29: 52; Apr29: 44; May29: 54; Jun29: 52; Jul29: 51; Sep29: 58; Oct29: 46; Nov29: 47; Dec29: 42; Jan30: 48; Feb30: 48.

Tremaine, C. M. “Why I Like Contests.” Mar29: 10.

Usher, Albert “New York University Summer School and Instrumental Music.” Apr28: 17. “A Novel Summer Camp for Boys.” Mar28: 7. “One Tuesday Night.” Dec28: 6.

Velazco, Emil “Anent the Movietone—Vitaphone—Et Al.” Jul28: 4. “Broadway Gloom.” Mar28: 21.

Vincent, Clifford “Confessions of a Modest Man: The Incident of the Moving Picture Show.” Dec17: 10. “Isn’t Nature Wonderful?” May18: 6. “Personality and Personalities.” Jul18: 2. “When Lulu Sings.” Jun18: 6. von Burchardt, Andrew “Incidents in the Lives of Great Composers.” 1.3”8.

Waters, Fred E. “A Professional Musician’s View of School Music.” Mar27: 13.

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“Musical Education.” Apr26: 3.

Weidt, A. J. “The Banjoist.” Oct26: 58. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Jul27: 50; Sep27: 65; Mar28: 60; Apr28: 62; May28: 54; Jun28: 52; Jul28: 46; Aug27: 52; Nov27: 64; Dec27: 64; Jan28: 64; Feb28: 57; Sep28: 59; Oct28: 56; Dec28: 50; Mar29: 54; Dec29: 48; Jan29: 56; Sep29: 56. “Plectrum Notes and Queries.” Mar27: 65. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Oct26: 62; Nov26: 64; Dec26: 66; Jan27: 67; Feb27: 15; Mar27: 58; Apr27: 54; Jun27: 57; Oct28: 53; Feb29: 48. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” Mar27: 64; Apr27: 60; May27: 58. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec26: 58; Feb27: 60; Jan27: 60; Jun27: 59; Jul27: 52; Sep27: 70; Oct27: 65; Nov27: 63; Dec27: 63; Feb28: 58; Apr28: 68; May28: 56; ; Jun28: 58; Jul28: 58; Aug28: 48; Sep28: 62; Nov28: 54; Dec28: 57; Jan29: 50; Feb29: 54; Apr29: 50; May29: 50; Jul29: 53.; Aug29: 39; Nov29: 48; Jan30: 50; Feb30: 50.

Weinfeld, Bery L. “A Band of Hope and Promise.” Apr27: 68.

Weller, Alanson “The Capitol Theatre of New York City.” Dec27: 13. “The Goldman Band and Its Leader.” Oct28: 10. “Gotham Items.” Nov27: 75; Dec27: 74. “Here and There in New York.” Jan28: 16; Feb28: 17; Mar28: 20; Apr28: 28; May28: 18; Jun28: 20; Jul28: 18; Aug28: 11; Sep28: 24; Oct28: 46; Nov28: 46; Dec28: 22; Jan29: 46; Feb29: 22; Mar29: 19; Apr29: 15; May29: 16; Jun29: 16; Jul29: 14; Sep29: 53; Oct29: 41; Jan30: 17; Feb30: 45; Mar30: 62; Apr30: 45. “National H. S. Orchestra Triumphs.” Mar30: 6. “New York Notes.” Aug29: 12; Dec29: 50; May30: 15; Jun30: 36; Jul30: 45; Nov29: 37. “New York Society of Theatre Organists.” Jul28: 9. “The Non-Sink.” Feb30: 47.

Whipple, Leyland “A Bumper Crop.” Mar30: 12.

White, John A. “Origins of the Baton.” Sep29: 21.

Wickes, E. M. “The Doughboy Has Put Dough in Ragtime.” Aug20: 4.

Wiggins, H. S. “Music.” Nov21: 24.

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Williams, Sidney “Songs Which Enlivened the Old Political Campaigns.” Dec20: 4.

Winn, E(dward) R. “Found Gold at the End of Ragtime Rainbow.” Oct19: 6. “In the Winn Winrows.” Sep19: 21. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Jan18: 9; Feb18: 6; Mar18: 8; Apr18: 8; May18: 8; Jun18: 2; Jul18: 6; Aug18: 6; Sep18: 6. “Lesson and Tuition Recording.” Apr20: 3. “Rag Time [Ragtime] Piano Playing.” Jan17: 42; Feb17: 47; MA17: 44; May17: 33; Jun17: 33; Jul17: 34; Aug17: 34; Sept17: 30; Oct17: 30; Nov17: 30; Dec17: 30; Jan18: 26; Feb18: 27; Mar18: 18; Apr18: 23; May18: 24; Jun18: 22. “Winn Winnowings.” Dec19: 21; Jan20: 21; Apr20: 6; May20: 25; Jun20: 24; ON20: 23.

Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend[s].” Jan28: 64; Aug28: 40; Dec28: 56; Jan29: 57; Jul29: 53.

Wright, Z. Porter “Consider the Banjo Band.” May29: 43. “Is American Music Hopelessly Jazzed?” Jul25: 31. “The Man and The Stick.” Mar30: 50. “What Music Means to Uncle Silas.” May24: 3. “Why I Don’t Like Contests.” Dec28: 8.

Zahl, Wesley H. “100% Talkies, or A Manager’s Dream.” Oct29: 9. “In the Meantime.” Feb30: 6. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Aug29: 4. “Then Reproduce—What?” Apr30: 8.

Zanzig, Augustus D. “A Challenge of the Times.” Jan30: 6.

Zealley, Alfred E(dward) “Military Bands in the Far East.” Oct29: 6. “A Red Letter Year—1933.” Feb30: 7. “Soldier-Boy Musicians.” Jun30: 8.

Zehetner, Arthur W. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Nov28: 8. 110

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Adams, Alton A. “Virgin Islands. March.” Piano. Mar20: 17.

Aletter, W. “Falling Spray. Valse Caprice.” Piano. Sep24: 12. “Flirting Butterflies. Characteristic Morceau.” Piano. Jul29: 25.

Alford, Harry L. “Glad Days. Novelette.” Piano. Mar20: 14. “Soul of the Violet. Romance.” Piano. Oct22: 18.

Allen, Thos. S. “Anita. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Sep24: 16; Mar28: 38. “Battle Royal, The. March.” Piano. Aug25: 13. “Big Ben. Descriptive. One-Step or Two-Step.” Piano. May29: 31. “Blue Streak. Galop.” Piano. May26: 11. “Cabaret Capers.” Parisian March.” Piano. May24: 16. “Convention City. March.” Piano. Feb29: 34. “Dance of the Lunatics. An Idiotic Rave.” Piano. Feb28: 44. “Dance of the Skeletons. Descriptive.” Piano. Feb18: 18. “Dixie Rube, The.” Piano. May22: 19. “Gen. Mixup, U.S.A. Characteristic March.” Piano. Nov27: 27. “Girl of the Orient. Persian Dance.” Piano. Jan29: 36. “Horse Marines, The. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Dec23: 17. “Mountain Laurel. Waltz.” Piano. Sep25: 11. “My Dusky Rose.” Piano, voice. Feb19: 14. “Myriad Dancer, The. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul22: 19; Sep28: 38; Jul30: 31. “Naval Parade, The. March.” Piano. Nov25: 11. “Plunger, The. Galop.” Piano. Dec21: 16. “’Round the Ring. Galop.” Piano. Apr22: 16. “Somewhere Down in Southern California.” Piano, voice. Mar20: 12. “Turkish Towel Rag. A Rub-Down.” Piano. Dec22: 19; Jun29: 29. “Under the Spell. Waltz.” Piano. Jul23: 12.

Babb, A. A. “On the Mill Dam. Galop.” Piano. Sep26: 13.

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Bagley, E. E. “That’s What The Red, White And Blue Means.” Piano, voice. Nov18: 12.

Baines, Wm. “Dance of the Peacocks. Caprice.” Piano. Aug22: 16. “Pantomime Dance. A Musical Dainty.” Piano. Dec23: 13.

Ballard, B. Beck “American Bravery. March.” Piano. Aug26: 9.

Bath, Gomer “At Night.” Piano. Sep26: 16. “Chatter.” Piano. Jan27: 32. “Dispute.” Piano. Feb27: 32. “Dramatic Andante.” Piano. Oct28: 27. “Dramatic Appassionato.” Piano. Jul28: 27. “Graceful Dance.” Piano. Oct26: 16. “Intrigue.” Piano. June27: 31. “Little Italy.” Piano. Feb25: 11. “Serenade Romantique.” Piano. Jul27: 25; Nov27: 40. “Winged Hours.” Piano. Feb24: 9.

Beethoven, Ludwig van “1. Sonata Pathètique (Agitato). 2. Adelaïde (Love Theme). 3. On the Death of a Hero (Funeral March).” Piano. Jan19: 16; ON23: 16.

Bendix, Theo “Butterfly, The. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Nov19: 14.

Benkhart, G. “Jinrikisha. Scéne Japanese.” Piano. Aug27: 25.

Bertram, Frank R. “Flower of Youth. Waltz.” Piano. Aug26: 13. “Line-Up, The. March.” Piano. Feb25: 15.

Bigelow, F. E. “Battle Song of Liberty, The.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 17; Oct18: 18; May30: 35. “NC-4, The. March.” Piano. Jul19: 14; May28: 40.

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Boehnlein, Victor G. “Big White Top. Galop.” Piano. Sep21: 18. “Carroltonian, The. March.” Piano. Jun23: 9. “High Stepper, A. Galop.” Piano. Mar22: 16. “Hi! Hi! Galop.” Piano. Sep27: 29.

Borch, Gaston “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 1: On the Trail.” Piano. Oct29: 25. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 2: At Night (and Lullaby).” Piano. Nov29: 25. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 3. Morning Song.” Piano. Dec29: 25. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 4. Young Braces.” Piano. Jan30: 25. “Scandinavian Dance. Springdans.” Piano. Jul19: 16. “Silv’ry Shadows. Waltz.” Piano. Dec20: 18.

Bradshaw, Kenneth Woody “Flirtation, The. Scene de Ballet.” Piano. Dec25: 9.

Brockman, Joe “In the Days of Old Black Joe.” Piano, voice. May17: 31.

Bronson, John H. “Breakers, The. March.” Piano. Apr23: 15.

Brown, Arnold “Cathedral Chimes. Reverie.” Piano. Jan28: 36.

Brown, Arthur L. “Les Bohemiens, op. 50. March.” Piano. Aug29: 27.

Bull, Harry P. “La Petite Danseuse. Valse Caprice.” Piano. Aug27: 29.

Caldwell, Jane “Gang Way! Galop.” Piano. Feb26: 11.

Carroll, Will “Why Did You Go Away?” Piano. MA17: 24.

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Castle, Louis G. “Grandfather’s Clock. Descriptive.” Piano. Jul17: 28.

Cheney, H. Howard “Cross-Country. March.” Piano. Jan24: 16. “Glowing Embers. Tone Poem.” Piano. Feb21: 12.

Clark, C. Fred’k. “Amonestra. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul20: 18. “Heroes of the Air. March.” Piano. Nov22: 12. “In June Time. Waltz.” Piano. Apr22: 18. “Midnight. Novelty Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr23: 12. “Mile-A-Minute. Galop.” Piano. Apr26: 11. “Miss Innocence. Novelette.” Piano. Aug21: 12. “Stepping the Scale. One-Step.” Piano. Sep20: 9.

Clay, Paul “When Jazz Was Jazzed in Jungleland.” Piano. May21: 12.

Clements, Bernisne G. “Bermuda Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug19: 9. “Butterflies. Morceau Mignon.” Piano. Apr18: 14; May28: 38. “Drifting Moonbeams. Valse.” Piano. May21: 14. “Enchanted Moments. Idyll d’Amour.” Piano. Mar19: 9; Aug28: 36. “Innocent Pastime. Morceau.” Piano. Dec26: 9. “Love Tyrant, The. Waltz.” Piano. Sep20: 14. “Melodie d’Amour.” Piano. Nov26: 13. “Moonlight Wooing. Valse d’Amour.” Piano. MA17: 19; Jun18: 14. “Nature’s Mirror. Valse Classique.” Piano. Jan22: 18. “Purple Twilight. Novelette.” Piano. May20: 17. “Sighing Surf. Valse Classique.” Piano. Feb17: 28. “Those Broncho Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jun21: 9. “Woodland Fancies. Intermezzo Characteristic.” Piano. ON20: 14.

Cobb, George L. “After-Glow. A Tone Picture.” Piano. Mar28: 34. “Alhambra. One-Step.” Piano. Aug19: 14. “All Aboard for Rock-a-Bye-Baby. Lullaby.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 22. “Almond Eyes. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug21: 9.

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“The American Broadcast. March.” Piano. Mar24: 9. “Asia Minor. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul21: 12; May30: 27. “Blue Egypt.” Piano. Apr28: 33. “Blue Sunshine. Waltz.” Piano. Nov17: 18; Feb30: 31. “Bohunkus. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. Mar20: 9. “Boodiewah.” Piano, voice. Aug19: 12; Oct19: 20. “Brass Buttons. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Jan29: 34. “Broken China. Oriental Novelty.” Piano. Mar22: 9; Jan28: 38. “Burglar Blues.” Piano. Jul22: 16. “Calcutta. Oriental Fox Trot.” Piano. Nov18: 9. “Carnival Revels.” Piano. Sep22: 15; Apr28: 44. “Cheops. Egyptian Intermezzo.” Piano. May17: 27; May28: 34. “Chromatic Capers.” Piano. Jun25: 11. “Columbia’s Call. March with Singing Chorus.” Piano, voices. Jul17: 17. “Commander. March, The.” Piano. Jan19: 14 “Cortege of the Cyclops.” Piano. Sep24: 9. “Cracked Ice Rag.” Piano. Jul18: 9. “Cubistic Rag.” Piano. Apr28: 39. “Dance of the Maniacs.” Piano. Dec27: 38. “Dance of the Satyrs.” Piano. May24: 9. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 1: Static and Code.” Piano. Jan25: 12. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 2: Hop House Blues.” Piano. Feb25: 9. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 3: Owl on the Organ.” Piano. Mar25: 9. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 4: Savannah Sunset.” Piano. Apr25: 9. “Dixie Lullaby.” Piano. Jan19: 12. “Doll Days. Novelette.” Piano. Mar23: 12. “Down on Blue Bird Bay. Ballad.” Piano, voice. Sep17: 13. “Drift-Wood. Novelette.” Piano. Oct17: 26. “Dust ’Em Off. Rag.” Piano. Aug20: 18. “Fancies. Novelette.” Piano. Jul19: 9. “Faun, The. Dance.” Piano. Oct21: 9; Oct29: 27. “Feeding the Kitty. Rag One-Step.” Piano. Nov19: 18; Mar30: 31. “Four Roses.” Piano, voice. Jun19: 12. “Frangipani. Chinese Fox-Trot.” Piano. Jul30: 27. “Get-a-Way, The. March.” Piano. Jun20: 9.

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“Ghost Walk, The. Eccentric Novelty.” Piano. Sep22: 9. “Hawaiian Sunset. Waltz.” Piano. May19: 9. “Here’s How. One-Step.” Piano. Apr18: 9. “Hero of the Game. March.” Piano. Jan27: 27. “High Brows, The. March.” Piano. Mar23: 9. “Hop-Scotch. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr21: 9. “In The Glow of the Alamo Moon.” Piano, voice. Mar18: 12. “In the Old Front Parlor.” Piano, voice, Feb18: 16. “Irish Confetti. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb18: 13. “I’ve Been Living in the Land of Sunshine (Since the Day I Saw You Smile).” Piano, voice. Feb20: 12. “Javanola. Oriental Fox-Trot and One-Step.” Piano. Jun19: 9. “Just Keep the Roses A-Blooming.” Piano, voice. Oct17: 13. “Ladder of Love. Waltz.” Piano. Jul17: 19. “Levee Land (One-Step).” Piano. Jan17: 30. “Lion Tamer, The. Galop.” Piano. Oct26: 13. “Little Later On, A.” Piano, voice. Feb19: 12. “Love and Laughter. Pizzicato.” Piano. Nov22: 15. “Love Lessons. Waltz.” Piano. May21: 18. “March of the Walking Dolls.” Piano. Dec22: 9. “Memoirs.” Piano. Sep19: 18. “Mississippi Volunteers. Fast Song.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 17. “Mists of Memory. Waltz.” Piano. Jun23: 16. “Moonbeams. Novelette.” Piano. Aug18: 9. “Morning Kisses. Waltz.” Piano. Feb23: 15. “Mother’s Love and Kisses.” Piano, voice. Sep19: 12. “Nautical Toddle, The. Fox-Trot.” Piano. Dec17: 15. “‘Old Ironsides.’ March.” Piano. Mar26: 13. “Peek In. Chinese One-Step.” Piano. Apr20: 18. “Peter Gink. One-Step. Adapted from ‘Peer Gynt’ Suite 1. (Apologies to Grieg).” Piano. Sep18: 9. “Piano Salad.” Piano. Jan23: 9. “Picture that the Shamrock Brings to Me. Irish Ballad, The.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 28. “Potato-Bug Parade. An Aroostook Episode.” Piano. Feb22: 9. “Power and Glory. Processional March.” Piano. Sep26: 9. “Procrastination Rag.” Piano. Jul27: 27. “Puddle Ducks. March Grotesque.” Piano. Apr24: 9. “Put and Take. One-Step.” Piano. Dec21: 18. “Remembrance.” Piano. Feb26: 13.

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“Rose of Burgundy.” Piano, voice. Apr19: 12. “Say When! Fox Trot.” Piano. Mar18: 9. “See Dixie First.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 17; Nov17: 28. “Send Me A Line.” Piano, voice. Oct17: 20. “‘Shivaree’ One-Step (Apologies to Mr. Schubert and Mr. Mozkowski).” Piano. Oct21: 18. “Slumber Song.” Piano. Jan24: 9. “Snuggle Pup.” Piano. Mar29: 25. “Some Shape. One-Step.” Piano. Jun17: 19. “Spooks. Eccentric Novelty.” Piano. Feb24: 18. “Square and Compass. March.” Piano. Aug21: 19. “Stop It! Fox Trot.” Piano. Dec19: 15. “Summer Furs (A Syncopated Classic.) Scarf Dance—Chaminade.” Piano. Aug24: 9. “Sunshine. Spread All the Sunshine You Can.” Piano, voice. Oct18: 12; Dec18: 20. “There’s Someone You’ve Forgotten Who Has Not Forgotten You.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 24. “Tokio.” Piano, voice. Mar19: 12. “That Hindu Rag.” Piano. ON24: 9. “There’ll Come a Night.” Piano, voice. MA17: 17. “Tipster, The. Eccentric March.” Piano. Feb27: 25. “Toy Poodles. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. May18: 9. “Treat ’Em Rough. One-Step.” Piano. Dec18: 9. “Umpah! Umpah! One-Step Oddity.” Piano. ON20: 9. “Waiting.” Piano, voice. Dec17: 20. “Water Wagon Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr19: 18; Apr24: 16. “What Next! Fox Trot.” Piano. Jun18: 9. “When The Lilies Bloom in France Again.” Piano, voice. May18: 12. “When You Dream of Old New Hampshire I Dream of Tennessee.” Piano, voice. Feb17: 24. “When You Made My Drams Come True.” Piano, voice. Sep20: 12. “Wild Oats. One-Step.” Piano. May21: 9.

Conte, Paolo “Twilight Dream, A, op. 57. Romance.” Piano. May29: 27. “Song Without Words, op. 74.” Piano. Feb30: 25.

Cooke, S. Gibson “Onward Forever. March.” Piano. Sep23: 9.

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Cooney, Joseph E. “If You’ll Only Make My Dreams Come True.” Piano, voice. May20: 12.

Coots, J. Fred “The White Heather.” Piano. Aug19: 20.

Crosby, H. J. “Fighting Yanks, The. March.” Piano. Dec25: 11; Nov27: 38. “Magnificent. March.” Piano. May20: 9. “Over the Top. March.” Piano. Dec20: 15. “Pioneer, The. March.” Piano. Jun21: 15.

Davis, M. A. E. “Arbutus. Intermezzo.” Piano. Jun29: 31. del Castillo, L. G. “Around the Sundial. Capriccio.” Piano. Dec22; 16. “Briar and Heather. Novelette.” Piano. Feb22: 12; Jan30: 27. “Near Beer. How Dry I Am!” Piano. Jan20: 9. “Passing Caravan, The. A Desert Episode.” Piano. Oct27: 25. “Slumber Boat. Barcarolle.” Piano. Jan25: 9. “Spring Zephyrs. Novelette.” Piano. Jul20: 14.

Densmore, John H. “Arabella.” Piano, voice. Apr20: 9.

Derwin, J. J. “Stroll Through Cairo, A. Egyptian Patrol.” Piano. Jan26: 9.

Deveaux, Jules “Love-in-a-Mist, op.41. Gavotte Intermezzo.” Piano. Mar29: 29.

Devine, J. Frank “Powder and Perfume. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug17: 24.

Don, Ramsay “The Star of Love is Burning.” Piano, voice. Apr24: 12.

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Dreyfus, Max “Antar. Intermezzo Oriental.” Piano. Sep22: 18.

Eno, Paul “An African Smile. Characteristic March.” Piano. Jul24: 16. “Chimney Corner. Dance Grotesque.” Piano. Dec24: 9. “In Bugland. An Insect Episode.” Piano. Jul23: 18. “Viscayan Belle, A. Serenade Filipino.” Piano. Mar23: 18.

Fenton, Bernard “June Moon. Novelette.” Feb19: 9. “Rainbows. Novelette.” Piano. Oct18: 9.

Flath, P. Hans “Dream of Spring, A. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Sep28: 36. “Little Coquette. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Aug22: 19. “Summer Dream, A. Morceau Characteristic.” Piano. Jun29: 27. “Two Lovers, The. Novelette.” Piano. Apr23: 18. “Woodland Sprites. Novelette Caprice.” Piano. Mar25: 11.

Florin, Ed. M. “Bathing Beauties. Novelette.” Piano. June27: 29. “Parisian Parade. One-Step.” Piano. Mar19: 18.

Frank, Chas. “Chirpers, The. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. May28: 36.

Frazee, Gerald (F.) “Autumn Moods. Capriccio.” Piano. Apr29: 25. “Before the ‘Mike.’ Radio March.” Piano. Oct26: 11. “Blithesome Strains. Waltz.” Piano. Aug20: 14. “Campmeetin’ Echoes. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb21: 18. “Castilian Beauty. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Mar21: 12; Apr28: 42; Jul30: 25. “Dance of the Camel Drivers.” Piano. Mar30: 27. “Fireside Thoughts. Reverie.” Piano. Apr20: 9. “Land of Romance. Overture from an Operetta.” Piano. Oct28: 25. “Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary. March.” Piano. Sep29: 25. “Meditation. Valse Poetique.” Piano. May22: 12; Feb29: 40. “Melodie Mignonne.” Piano. Mar28: 25.

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“Milady Dainty. Intermezzo Gavotte.” Piano. Dec19: 9. “Roman Revels. Tarantella.” Piano. Jan23: 16. “Stand By! March.” Piano. ON20: 18. “Vim and Vigor. March.” Piano. Jan25: 15. “Young Veterans. March.” Piano. Dec21: 9.

Frazee, Roy L. “You Win. Fox Trot.” Piano. May20: 14.

Freemen, Harold B. “Any Old Town can be Heaven for You.” Piano. Feb17: 26.

Friedman, Leo “Sand Dance. Moonlight on the Suwanee.” Piano. Apr29: 31.

Frost, Jack “A-M-E-R-I-C-A Means ‘I Love You, My Yankee Land.’” Piano. Dec17: 28.

Fulton, Bert L. “Dream, Sweetheart, Dream. Ballad.” Piano, voice. Feb24: 12.

Fulton, James M. “The Aviator. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Jun24: 16.

Gibb, Robert W. “At the Fountain.” Piano. Aug28: 27. “Cloister, The.” Piano, violin. May30: 38. “Drummer Girl.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 38. “Lullaby.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 35. “Music Box.” Piano, violin. Mar30: 34. “On the Lake.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 38. “Our Class. March.” Piano, violin. Mar30: 40. “Princess, The.” Piano, violin. Mar30: 36. “Swing, The.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 35. “Youth Triumphant. Overture.” Piano. Sep28: 25.

Gilbert, M. B. “Waltz-Caprice.” Piano. Aug24: 16.

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Gordon, Curtis “Let Me Dream.” Piano. Dec19: 20.

Gordon, Leo “Bone-Head Blues. Jazz Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb17: 19. “Georgia Rainbow. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan18: 15. “Hang-Over Blues. Jazz Fox-Trot.” Piano. Jun17: 30. “Maori Love.” Piano, voice. Jul18: 12. “My Little Pal.” Piano, voice. Jun18: 12. “Opals. Waltz.” Piano. Dec18: 14.

Great Howard, The “Somewhere In France is Daddy.” Piano. Mar18: 20.

Green, Eddie “Good Man Is Hard To Find, A.” Piano. Nov18: 18.

Grey, Frank H. “Dance of the Parasols.” Piano. Jul27: 29. “Jewels Rare. Valse Lento.” Piano. Apr21: 15. “Kikuyu. African Intermezzo.” Piano. Apr21: 12. “Lazy Waters. Barcarolle.” Piano. June27: 25. “Love in Venice. Valse Lento.” Piano. ON24: 17. “Neck and Neck. Galop.” Piano. Jun28: 29. “Odalisque. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Aug18: 14. “Old Cathedral Chimes, The. “ Piano, voice. Jan24: 12. “Sunny Sicily. Overture.” Piano. May27: 25. “Three Little Words ‘I Love You.’” Piano, voice. Mar24: 12.

Grieg, Edvard “1. A Ride at Night (Hurry). 2. At Thy Feet (Dramatic Tension). 3. Watchman’s Song (Gruesome Mysterioso).” Piano. Mar19: 16; Mar24: 16.

Gruenwald, R. “Hermit, The. Meditation.” Piano. Oct17: 15.

Hahn, George “Army Frolic. March.” Piano. Jan22: 9; Mar28: 40. “Mignon’s Lament. Poem Intime.” Piano. Apr26: 9.

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“Navy Frolic. March.” Piano. Aug23: 9. “Pasha’s Blues.” Piano. Oct22: 12. “Pasha’s Lullaby. Descriptive.” Piano. Aug22: 9. “Pasha’s Party. Dance Impromptu.” Piano. May23: 12. “Pasha’s Pipe. A Turkish Dream.” Piano. Apr22: 9. “Soul of the Nation. March.” Piano. Jun22: 9.

Hall, R. B. “Commander, The. March.” Piano. Jan19: 14

Hamilton, Ted “My Beautiful Castle of Dreams.” Piano, voice. May19: 12. “Breath o’ June. Waltz.” Piano. Dec17: 22. “Road to Peaceful Valley (Is The Road To Home, Sweet Home), The.” Piano, voice. Nov19: 12. “Someday You’ll Want Me, Too.” Piano, voice. Jul19: 12. “What More Can You Ask of Me?” Piano, voice. Nov17: 22. “Where the Chapel Bells Are Chiming On the Bay of Old Biscay.” Piano, voice. Aug18: 12.

Hasse, Alfred L. “The White Heather.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Aug19: 20.

Hersom, Frank E. “Afahe. Japanese Lullaby.” Piano. May28: 27. “All-of-a Twist. Rag (apologies to Dickens).” Piano. Feb20: 18. “Alluring Tambourine, The. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Jun28: 27. “Braziliana. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Mar22: 12; Dec27: 40. “Capricious Oread. A Woodland Episode.” Piano. Aug26: 11. “Chow Mein. A Chinese Episode.” Piano. Oct19: 14; Jun28: 40. “Cupid Enters. Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Sep21: 18; Mar30: 27. “Dream Dance. Novelette.” Piano. Jul25: 15. “Drifting Leaves. Morceau Sentimentale.” Piano. ON24: 12. “Eskimo Shivers. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb21: 9. “Fireside Fancies. Romance.” Piano. Feb26: 9. “Flimsy Flounces. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. Jan23: 12. “From Flower to Flower. Butterfly Dance.” Piano. Aug25: 11. “Heads Up. March.” Piano. Jul25: 9. “Hop Loo. Chinese Novelty.” Piano. May22: 16.

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“In the Sheik’s Tent. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Jan21: 18. “Laughter.” Piano. Jun25: 13. “Love Notes. Valse.” Piano. Sep19: 13; Aug28: 38. “The Modern Indian. Characteristic Novelty.” Piano. Jun22: 12. “Moments by the Brook. Idyl.” Piano. Aug22: 12. “My Senorita. A Moonlight Serenade.” Piano. Jun20: 18. “Nippon Beauties. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Jul22: 12. “Nymphs of the Nile. Air de Ballet.” Piano. Apr19: 9. “Officers’ Night. Valse Militaire.” Piano. May25: 11. “Pastorale Écossaise.” Piano. Jun19: 14. “Peeping Pansies. A Garden Episode.” Piano. Nov28: 25. “Polish Festival. Dance Joyous.” Piano. Apr22: 12. “Relaxation. Valse.” Piano. Oct21: 12. “Scintillating Sandals. Japanese Dance.” Piano. Jul28: 25. “Shimmering Shadows.” Piano. Jun26: 11. “Silver Wings.” Piano. May29: 25. “Soft Shoe Sid. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul21: 15. “Soliloquy, A.” Piano. Feb27: 27. “Spanish Lace.” Piano. Jul26: 15. “Summer Sky. Idyl.” Piano. Aug27: 27. “Swinging with Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Dec22: 12. “Toy Town Tales. Suite. No. 1: Introduction.” Piano. Nov21: 9. “Toy Town Tales. No. 2: The Tin Soldiers.” Piano. Nov21: 11. “Toy Town Tales. No. 3: Dance of The Dolls.” Piano. Dec21: 12. “Toy Town Tales. No. 4: Jack In The Box.” Piano. Jan22: 12. “Toy Town Tales. No. 5. The Wooden Horses.” Piano. Feb22: 16. “Wistful Ways.” Piano. Mar27: 27.

Hildreth, R. E. “American Ace, The. March.” Piano. Sep19: 9. “Barcelona Beauties. Waltz.” Piano. Sep17: 21. “Drift and Dream. Romance.” Piano. Dec20: 9. “East o’ Suez. Marche Orientale.” Piano. Jan19: 18. “Folk Songs of America.” Piano. Oct29: 29. “Glorietta. Spansh Serenade.” Piano. May28: 29. “In a Shady Nook. Tête-a-Tête.” Piano. Sep20: 18. “Isle of Pines. Waltz.” Piano. Oct19: 17. “Jungle Echoes. A Cocoanut Dance.” Piano. Aug23: 15. “Sawdust and Spangles. Galop.” Piano. Oct21: 16.

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“Star-Dust. Novelette.” Piano. Sep18: 14. “Starry Jack, The. March.” Piano. Apr20: 15. “Venetian Romance. Barcarole.” Piano. Apr21: 18. “With the Wind. Galop.” Piano. Feb21: 16.

Hollowell, Bert “Dream Faces. Reverie.” Piano. Jul28: 38.

Huerter, Charles “Old Lavender.” Piano. Aug29: 31. “Seen in the Embers.” Piano. De29: 31.

Ingraham, Eugene “Hearts Adrift. Valse Hesitation.” Piano. Oct17: 22.

Keith, Lester W. “Dainty Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul25: 13; Jul28: 36.

Kendall, Edwin F. “Bedouin, The. An Oriental Patrol.” Piano. Jan28: 46.

Kenny, Cady C. “Three Sketches from Old Mexico. No. 1: Flower Girl.” Piano. Jan25: 18. “Three Sketches from Old Mexico. No. 2: In the Floating Gardens.” Piano. Feb25: 13. “Three Sketches from Old Mexico. No. 3: Serenade.” Piano. Mar25: 13. “Sleepy Afternoon.” Piano. Apr25: 13. “Buffalo Hunt. An Indian Episode.” Piano. Jul26: 9. “In the Morning Sun. Caprice. “ Piano. Mar27: 25. “In a Mexican Café.” Piano. Apr27: 25. “Femininity Valsette.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 11, no. 1. Piano. Sep27: 25. “A Floating Scarf.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 21, no. 3. Piano. Sep28: 27. “La Serape. Mexican Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 17, no. 4. Piano. Nov28: 27. “Cañon Shadows. A Mountain Idyl.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 19, no. 3. Piano. Dec28: 25.

Kepper, Charles “Love’s Melody.” Piano, voice. Nov28: 31.

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Klickmann, F. Henri “Lady Moon. Waltz Song.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Jan28: 31. “Oasis. A Desert Romance.” Piano. Jun19: 20.

Lais, John G. “K’r-Choo!!! Fox Trot.” Piano. Mar21: 18.

Lake, M. L. “Zamparite. Characteristic March.” Piano. Jan23: 19.

Lange, Arthur “The Ashes of My Heart.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 23.

Lansing, Geo. L. “Darkey’s Dream, The. Characteristic Barn Dance.” Piano. Apr19: 14.

Larson, Earl Roland “Autumn Color.” Piano. Mar27: 34. “Canoe Trails.” Piano. Jun28: 31. “Cartoon Capers.” Piano. Jul28: 29. “Dance Mystique.” Piano. May27: 34. “Distant Shore, The.” Piano. Aug28: 29. “Enchanted Grotto, The.” Piano. Feb27: 34. “Fancy Free. Rondo Joyeux.” Piano. Feb27: 29. “Japanese Lanterns.” Piano. Oct28: 29. “La Mantilla. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Nov27: 29. “Romany.” Piano. Apr27: 32. “Solitude.” Piano. May28: 25. “Venetian Night, A. Romance.” Piano. Mar26: 11. “Vivacity.” Piano. Jan29: 27. “Whitecaps.” Piano. Jul27: 34. “Winter Landscape.” Piano. Sep27: 32.

Laval, Leon “Bloom of Youth. Caprice.” Piano. May27: 29.

Lavallee, C. “Overture. The Bridal Rose.” Piano. Sep29: 29.

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Lee, Bobby “Let’s Have a Georgia Honeymoon.” Piano, voice. Feb17: 22.

Leigh, Norman “Á Jeanette. Chanson d’Amour.” Piano. Aug21: 15. “Antoinette. Intermezzo Moderne.” Piano. Sep28: 29. “Breakfast for Two. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jun22: 16. “By An Old Mill Stream.” Piano. May23: 16. “Chanson Argentine.” Piano. Dec25: 15. “Chant d’Avril.” Piano. Mar26: 15. “Chant Sans Paroles.” Piano. Sep22: 12; Apr28: 48. “Charm.” Piano. Jan28: 25. “Chase, The.” Piano. Mar27: 32. “Cherie.” Piano. May269. “Coquetry.” Piano. Jun26: 15. “Danse Gracieuse.” Piano. Jun21: 12. “Danse Moderne.” Piano. Sep21: 12; Jul28: 40. “Dixie Doin’s. One-Step.” Piano. Jul20: 9. “Eurasia. Fox Trot Intermezzo.” Piano. Nov21: 15. “Fire-Fly And The Star, The. Scène de Ballet.” Piano. Nov18: 14. “Flittering Moths. Danse Caprice.” Piano. Apr23: 9 “Fleur de Mon Coeur (Flower of My Heart). Episode Sentimentale.” Piano. Jul24: 12. “Flower of Night, The Waltz.” Piano. Jan18: 18. “Gob Ashore, The. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug20: 9. “For Her. Romance.” Piano. Feb19: 18; Feb24: 16. “Iberian Serenade.” Piano. Aug23: 12. “In Bagdad. Morceau Oriental.” Piano. Mar18: 14. “Intermezzo Irlandais.” Piano. Sep17: 15. “In the Bazaar. Morceau Orientale.” Piano. Nov17: 24; Jun30: 25. “In the Spring.” Piano. Nov25: 9. “Just Two (À Deux).” Piano. Jan26: 11. “L’Amant Joyeux.” Piano. Sep23: 12. “La Sevillana. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jul18: 14. “Lament.” Piano. May27: 32. “La Morenita. Moment Tangoesque.” Piano, voice. Aug26: 15. “Lisette. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jan21: 14. “Love in a Toy Shop.” Piano. Sep25: 13. “Love’s Yearning.” Piano. Mar28: 35. “Ma Mie. Chanson d’Amour.” Piano. Aug19: 17; Sep28: 9..

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“Mandarin, The. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. Apr30: 25. “Marionette’s Romance, A.” Piano. Feb23: 12. “Minuet Triste.” Piano. Aug27: 34. “Moment Gai.” Piano. Mar23: 16; Jan29: 38. “Moment Gracieux.” Piano. Feb28: 27. “Musadora Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Nov29: 31. “Playful Moments.” Piano. Apr27: 34. “Paquita. Canción Argentina.” Piano. Jan27: 25. “Pearl-Feather. Indian Intermezzo.” Piano. Jan29: 29. “Peasant Dance.” Piano. Nov27: 31. “Pensée Romantique.” Piano. Apr25: 11. “Pour Yvonne. Valse Sentimentale.” Piano. Aug24: 12. “Puppets.” Piano. Jul27: 32. “Romance in Bisque, A.” Piano. Apr26: 13. “Serenade Basque.” Piano. Jul26: 13. “Serenade Migonne.” Piano. Apr24: 18. “Shadowgraphs. Scènes des Silhouettes.” Piano. Feb30: 29. “Songe d’Amour.” Piano. Jul25: 15. “Souvenir d’Amour.” Piano. Jun25: 9. “Temple Dancer, The. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Jun20: 14. “Toddle Top Rag. Fox Trot.” Piano. Sep21: 9. “Valse Courante.” Piano. Feb23: 9. “Woodland Dance.” Piano. May25: 9.

Lemont, Wilmot “Caress, The, op. 6, no. 5.” Piano. Apr29: 30.

Lerman, J. W. “The Whirling Dervish. Danse Characteristique.” Piano. Feb23: 18.

Levan, J. Carroll “Bayou Legend. A Bit of Romantic Syncopation.” Piano. Aug28: 25. “Gypsy Dance.” Piano. Feb29: 27. “Zora. An Oriental Sketch.” Piano. Mar29: 27.

Linwood, Roy “From Virginia Came Virginia. Ballad.” Piano. Aug17: 26.

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Liszt, Franz “Consolation No. 6.” Piano. Jul28: 34.

Livernash, Will L. “Rose in My Garden of Dreams, The.” Piano, voice. May17: 23.

Loar, Lloyd “Marche Carnavale.” Piano. Mar26: 9. “Wild Horses. Galop.” Piano. Mar27: 29.

Luscomb, Fred “The Praetorian Guard. Triumphal March.” Piano. June27: 27.

Lynn, Litta “Dream, A, op. 21.” Piano. Dec28: 27.

Manney, Charles Fonteyn “Dialogue d’Amour, op. 25, no. 2.” Piano. Jul29: 27. “Jeunesse. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. Nov29: 29.

McGrath, F. T. “Cannibal Chief. Fiji Dance.” Piano. Jun26: 13.

McNeil, J. Chas. “Syncoblue. Blues.” Piano. Jul28: 31. “Syncopet. Blues.” Piano. Jul26: 11. “Synconia. Blues.” Piano. Feb28: 31. “Syncorient. Blues.” Piano. Jan28: 27.

Mendelssohn, Felix “1. Scherzo in B Minor (Agitato). 2. Song Without Words, No. 27 (Funeral March). 3. Capriccio in A Minor. (Furioso).” Piano. May19: 18.

Metz, Theo. A. “There’ll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town To-Night.” Piano. May18: 20.

Miller, Seymour H. “The Prayer of a Breaking Heart.” Piano, voice. MA17: 28.

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Millspaugh, C. S. “Cuddle-Up Bay.” Piano, voice. Jun20: 12.

Moret, Neil “Dolores. March.” Piano. Jul29: 29.

Morrison, Albert H. “D-I-X-I-E R-O-S-E. (Dixie Rose).” Piano. Oct19: 12. “When It’s Night-time ’Cross the Mason-Dixon Line.” Piano, voice. Jul20: 12.

Morse, Arthur C(leveland) “Æolus. March.” Piano. Aug28: 34. “The Battling Line. March.” Piano. Feb26: 15. “Berceuse Russe.” Piano. Dec28: 29. “’Cross the Rockies. March.” Piano. May23: 9. “Drowsy Afternoon, A. Idyl.” Piano. May27: 27. “In a Woodland Vale.” Piano. Apr27: 27. “Indian Pipe.” Piano. Nov26: 16. “Just A Smile.” Piano, voice. Jul21: 9. “Laurestine.” Piano. Dec26: 16. “Meteor Rag.” Piano. Dec20: 12. “Melodie Mignonne.” Piano. Feb29: 29. “Moon Flower.” Piano. Jan27: 34. “Teetotum. March.” Piano. Sep25: 15 “Whenever You’re Lonesome (Won’t You Send for Me).” Piano, voice. Mar21: 9.

Mutchler, E. “Mobilization. March.” Piano. Jan26: 15.

Norton, Harry “No. 1. Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Dec17: 26; Jun23: 20; May29: 34. “No. 2. Agitato. For Sudden Danger, Tumult, Struggle, Etc.” Piano. Dec17: 27; Aug23: 20; Jul29: 34. “No. 3. Plaintive. Expressive of Wistful Sadness, Yearning, etc.” Piano. Jan18: 22; Sep23: 20; Jul29: 38. “No. 4. Mysterioso. For Stealthy Action, Burglary, Etc.” Piano. Jan18: 23; Dec23: 20; Jul29: 40. “No. 5. Furioso. For Combat, Battle, Etc.” Piano. Feb18: 22; Jan24: 20; Aug29: 34. “No. 6. Agitato. For General Use.” Piano. Feb18: 23; May24: 19; Sep29: 36.

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“No. 7. Love Theme.” Piano. Mar18: 18; May24: 20; Sep29: 38. “No. 8. Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Mar18: 19; Jun24: 19; Sep29: 40. “No. 9. Pathétique.” Piano. Apr18: 18; Jun24: 20; Oct29: 38. “No. 10. Combat.” Piano. Apr18: 19; Jul24: 19; Dec29: 38. “No. 11. Dramatic Tension.” Piano. May18: 18; Jul24: 20; Oct28: 38; Feb30: 38. “No. 12 Marche Pomposo.” Piano. May18: 19; Aug24: 20. “No. 12 Marche Pomposo.” Piano. May18: 19. “No. 13. Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Jun18: 18; Sep24: 20 “No. 14. Agitato Mysterioso.” Piano. Jun18: 19; ON24: 16. “No. 15. Appassionato. For Emotional Love Scenes.” Piano. Jul18: 16. “No. 16. Storm Scene.” Piano. Jul18: 19. “No. 17. Dramatic Tension.” Piano. Aug18: 16. “No. 18. Hurry.” Piano. Aug18: 19. “No. 19. Doloroso.” Piano. Sep18: 18. “No. 20. Hurry.” Piano. Sep18: 19. “No. 21. Dramatic Mysterioso.” Piano. Oct18: 19. “No. 22. Agitato.” Piano. Oct18: 20. “No. 23. Hurry.” Piano. Nov18: 19. “No. 24. Grandioso Triomphale.” Piano. Nov18: 20.

O’Connor, Lawrence B. “Four Little Cocoanuts. Schottische.” Piano. Sep23: 16.

Osborne, James C. “Jazzin’ the Chimes.” Piano. Jan21: 9. “My Heart Is Still Calling for You.” Piano, voice. Aug20: 12. “Nights I spent in the Orient.” Piano, voice. ON20: 12. “Story in Your Eyes, The.” Piano, voice. Jan21: 12.

Overstreet, W. Benton “On the Rockin’ Rosa Lee.” Piano. Jan18: 24.

Panella, Frank “On the Square. March.” Piano. Aug17: 19.

Peck, Harrie A. “At Nod. Galop.” Piano. Jan22: 16.

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Penn, Arthur A. “Flickering Firelight. Shadow Dance.” Piano. Sep29: 27.

Perry, Sam A. “Love’s First Kiss.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Apr28: 37.

Phile, J. Ernest “Cloud-Chief. Two-Step Intermezzo.” Piano. Jun28: 36.

Pond, Walter L. “We’re All for Uncle Sam.” Piano and voice. MA17: 26.

Porter, Lew “Love’s First Kiss.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Apr28: 37.

Powers, Sammy “Omeomi. One-Step or Trot.” Piano. Feb17: 30.

Raymond, Jack “Beautiful Girl of Somewhere.” Piano, voice. Dec17: 13. “There’s A Lane That Leads to Loveland (O’er the Hills at Sunset Time).” Piano, voice. Dec18: 12.

Reese, Ned L. “My Prairie Rose. Waltz Ballad.” Piano, voice. Sep17: 18.

Repper, Charles “Brass Buttons.” Piano. Nov29: 27. “Chinese Red.” Piano. Dec29: 27. “Far Away Isles.” Piano, voice. Feb30: 27.

Roberts, Hugh “Let Me Tell You I Love You.” Piano, voice. Dec19: 12.

Rolfe, Walter “Ah Sin. Eccentric Two-Step Novelty.” Piano. Sep28: 34. “Bashful Bumpkin. A Rube Dance.” Piano. Mar25: 15. “Confidantes. Novelette.” Piano. Nov27: 25. “Crystal Currents.” Piano. Jan17: 26.

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“Cupid Astray. Waltz.” Piano. Feb20: 9. “Danse Grotesque.” Piano. Mar28: 27. “Dance Primitive.” Piano. Aug27: 32. “Dreamily Dreaming. Waltz.” Piano. Nov19: 9. “Dream Memories.” Piano. May18: 14. “The Ebbing Tide. Valse Lente.” Piano. Oct18: 14. “Enticement. Caprice Eccentric.” Piano. Oct27: 29. “Indifference. Characteristic Morceau.” Piano. Oct22: 9. “Irvina. Intermezzo.” Piano. May23: 19. “Kiss of Spring.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 27; Jun30: 27. “Night of Love. Valse.” Piano. Jun21: 18. “On the Sky Line. A Tone Picture.” Piano. Jan20: 14. “Parade of the Puppets. Marche Comique.” Piano. Aug29: 29. “Portly Major, The. March.” Piano. Jan29: 31. “Revel of the Roses. Waltz.” Piano. Jun17: 24. “Rustic Twilight. Reverie.” Piano. Mar21: 16; Mar30: 25. “The Sorcerer. Tango Argentine.” Piano. Dec27: 29. “Sorrow.” Piano. Sep27: 34. “Venetian Beauty. Caprice.” Piano. Nov22: 18. “Wall Wop Wu. Chinese Novelty.” Piano. Jun24: 9.

Rubenstein, A. “Melody in F. A Little Stunt for Left Hand Only.” Piano. Mar20: 20; Oct28: 36.

Samuels, C. C. “Circus Maximus. Galop.” Piano. Oct25: 11.

Scherzinger, Victor L. “An Old Adobe.” Piano, voice. Oct28: 31.

Scholes, V. N. “The Limited Express.” Piano. Dec26: 13.

Schubert, Franz “1. Sonata in A Minor (Agitato). 2. Death and the Maiden (Plaintive). 3. The Erlking (Furioso).” Piano. Dec18: 18; Jul23: 16.

Schubert, Hugh “On the Alert. March.” Piano. Oct25: 15.

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Schumann, Robert “1. Sonata in D Minor (Hurry). 2. Why? (Plaintive). 3. Santa Claus (Mysterioso).” Piano. Feb19: 16; Feb24: 16. “Romanze.” Piano. Mar29: 31. “Träumerei.” Piano. Apr29: 40.

Scott, Jas. Holden “Nancy (You’re the Girl I Love). Ballad.” Piano. Jul17: 26.

Scott, Victor “Somewhere Down in Dixieland.” Piano. Jan20: 20.

Smith, Ernest “Hindoo Amber. Novelette.” Piano. Jan17: 20. “The Iron Trail. March.” Piano May30: 25.

Smith, Walter Wallace “On the Nile. Egyptian Serenade.” Piano. Sep27: 27. “Rain of Pearls. Valse.” Piano. May17: 19.

Snyder, Chas A. “I’m Hitting The Trail To Normandy (So Kiss Me Good-Bye).” Piano. Apr18: 20.

Spaulding, C. R. “Cherrytime. Gavotte.” Piano. Apr27: 29.

Spaulding, V. M. “Cherrytime. Gavotte.” Piano. Apr27: 29.

Speroy, Robert “Let’s Keep The Glow In Old Glory.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Aug18: 20.

St. Clair, L. “I am 100% American. Are You?” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Sep18: 20.

Staas/Staats, Phil “Some Day When Dreams Come True.” Piano, voice. Apr30: 27. “When To-morrow Brings a Thought of Yesterday.” Piano, voice. May17: 25.

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Starr, Paul “The Love I Bring to You.” Piano, voice. May17: 17.

Stevens, Al “Jolly Companions. March and Two-Step.” Piano. ON23: 18.

Stoughton, R. S. “Appassionato Tragique.” Piano. Nov28: 35. “Ashtoreth. In the Sacred Groves of Ascalon.” Piano. Feb29: 25. “Chinese March.” Piano. Sep28: 31. “Conchita. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Dec23: 9. “Dramatic Tension.” Piano. Dec27: 31. “Danse Ancienne.” Piano. Dec27: 33. “Haidée. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Jun28: 25. “Haunted House, A.” Piano. Nov27: 33. “Havana Nights. Cuban Dance.” Piano. Apr29: 27. “Idle Gossip.” Piano. Oct27: 34. “In a Sorcerer’s Chamber.” Piano. Mar28: 29. “In a Smuggler’s Cave.” Piano. Jun28: 33. “Jacinta. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Nov25: 13. “Javanese Dance.” Piano. Jun24: 12. “Flying High. March.” Piano. Dec26: 11. “Laila. Arabian Dance.” Piano. Nov22: 9. “Lelawala. Indian Dance.” Piano. Nov26: 11. “Lime House Night, A.” Piano. Feb28: 29. “Li Tsin. The Pearl of China’s Daughters. Pagoda Dance.” Piano. ON23: 12. “Lolita. Argentine Tango.” Piano. Sep26: 11. “Louisiana Nights. Valse Creole.” Piano. Jun23: 12. “Luanita. A Tahitian Dance.” Piano. May25: 13. “Lure of Souls, The.” Piano. Jan28: 29. “Madcap October. Novelette.” Piano. Oct25: 9. “Miss Frivolity. March.” Piano. Feb29: 31. “Miss Mardi Gras. March.” Piano. Nov25: 15. “Myrna.” Piano. Dec27: 25. “Nakhla. Algerian Dance.” Piano. May22: 9. “Ninette. Valse Parisienne.” Piano. Jul25: 11. “Nuit de Chine. Valse Langoureuse.” Piano. Dec29: 29. “Ramleyah. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Feb28: 25. “Roman Procession.” Piano. Oct27: 32.

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“Revolution.” Piano. Nov28: 29. “Scene Tragique.” Piano. Feb28: 35. “Shahrazad. Persian Dance.” Piano. Jul22: 9. “Sheila. Dance Novelty.” Piano. Jun29: 25. “Sinister Event, A.” Piano. Apr28: 45. “Sun-Tan. Novelty Dance.” Piano. Aug29: 25. “Tallahassee Nights. A Creole Bacchanale.” Piano. Oct26: 9. “Tragic Love Tryst, A.” Piano. Apr28: 35. “Valse Apache.” Piano. May24: 12. “The Witch and the Moon. Novelty Dance.” Piano. Jan29: 25. “Zoraida. Danse Egyptienne.” Piano. Mar24: 18. “Zulaikha. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Mar22: 18. “Zumrrud. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Jul23: 9.

Strong, Elizabeth “Beautiful Visions. Reverie.” Piano. Dec19: 18. “Memories of Home. Reverie.” Piano. Sep17: 26; Jun30: 35.

Tarantino, E. G. “We’ll Come Back.” Piano. Feb18: 24.

Taylor, Allen “Eat ’Em Alive. Jazz Fox-Trot.” Piano. Oct19: 9.

Tellier, Norman “Sur l’Eau. op. 28. Barcarolle.” Piano. Jul29: 31.

Temple, Harry “Are You Lonesome?” Piano, voice. Feb17: 17. “Down at the County Fair.” Piano, voice. Nov17: 13. “Farewell, Forget-Me-Not.” Piano, voice. Sep18: 12. “Somewhere in Erin. March ballad.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 22. “When There’s Someone To Love Like You.” Piano, voice. Apr18: 12. “You Used To Be a Pretty Baby, But Now You’re a Wonderful Girl.” Piano, voice. Jan18: 13.

Thomas, Elizabeth C. “There’ll Come A Lonely Day.” Piano, voice. Jan20: 12.

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Tschaikowsky, P. “1. Harvest Song (Agitato). 2. Song (Doloroso). 3. Hunter’s Song (Marche Pomposo).” Piano. Apr19: 16; Apr24: 16.

Turner, Leo “Cuddle-Up Bay.” Piano, voice. Jun20: 12.

Twohig, Dan S. “Ashes of Dreams. Waltz Ballad.” Piano, voice. Jul17: 24; Oct22: 16.

Van Ness, Edgar “No. 1. Ace of the Air. March.” Piano. May28: 31.

Verdi, Giuseppe “(“Aida”). 1. The Fatal Question (agitato). 2. Pity, Kind Heaven (Plaintive). 3. Of Niles Sacred River (Triumphal).” Piano. Jun19: 18. von Flotow, F. “Melodies from Martha.” Piano. Jan30: 29. von Tilzer, Albert “Au Revoir, But Not Good Bye, Soldier Boy.” Piano. Jul18: 20.

Wagner, Joseph F. “The League of Nations. March.” Piano. Jan19: 9. “Overture Miniature.” Piano. Dec25: 13.

Wallace, Walter “Ta-Dji-Da. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Feb20: 14.

Wegman, Frank “Dance of the Morning Glories. Characteristic.” Piano. Nov17: 15. “Dance of the Pussy Willows.” Piano. Dec17: 18; Jul30: 29.

Weidt, A. J. “Breath of Spring. Characteristic Dance.” Piano. Jan27: 29. “Carita. Danse Sepana.” Piano. Apr25: 15. “Dance of the Teddy Bears.” Piano. Oct25: 13. “Down Main Street. March.” Piano. May25: 15.

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“El Dorado. Danse Tango.” Piano. May26: 15. “Gloriana. Overture.” Piano. Oct27: 27. “Health and Wealth. Overture.” Piano. Apr26: 15. “Here They Come. March.” Piano. Jul24: 9. “Joy-Boy.” Piano. Piano. MA17: 30. “Junior High. March.” Piano. Dec27: 27. “Just a Memory. Reverie.” Piano. Aug25: 9. “My Lady Jazz. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan26: 13. “Northern Lights. Overture.” Piano. May19: 14. “Queen City. March.” Piano. Dec24: 18; Solo tenor banjo, 1st tenor and plectrum banjos. Apr29: 38. “Shattered Dreams. Reverie.” Piano. May26: 13. “Tall Cedars, The. March.” Piano. Jun25: 15.

Welles, Ernest H. “The Clock. Descriptive.” Piano. Dec28: 32.

Weston, Chas. B. “Over Here.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jun18: 20.

White, Clay D. “At the Broadway Chicken Show.” Piano. Jul19: 20.

Whiting, W. K. “Ringmaster, The. Galop.” Piano. Mar19: 14. “Vixen, The. Galop.” Piano. Nov21: 19.

Wight, Frederick Coit “Scènes Caranavales. Fantasie.” Piano. Nov26: 9.

Wilson, Oswald B. “The Hippo Hop. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan20: 17.

Winn, Edward R. “Bit o’ Rag, A.” Piano. Sep19: 20.

Winne, Jesse M. “Fun in a Barber Shop. Novelty.” Piano. Jun22: 19. “Old Sewing Circle, The. Novelette.” Piano. ON23: 9

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Wood, Carl Paige “Idle Hours. Waltz.” Piano. Dec24: 12; May30: 27. “On the Bleachers. March.” Piano. Aug28: 31.

Young, Chas. A. “At the Wedding. March.” Piano. Oct17: 18. “Riverdale. March.” Piano. Mar29: 31.

Yradier, [Sebastián] “La Paloma (The Dove). Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Dec27: 36.

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Allen, Thos. S. “My Dusky Rose.” Feb19: 14. “Somewhere Down in Southern California.” Mar20: 12.

Benson, Caver “Let’s Have a Georgia Honeymoon.” Feb17: 22.

Branen, Jeff “Ashes of My Heart, The.” Jan17: 23.

Brockman, Joe “In the Days of Old Black Joe.” May17: 31.

Buckley, R. Bishop see Hildreth, R. E.

Callahan, J. Will “All Aboard for Rock-a-Bye-Baby. Lullaby.” Aug17: 22. “Picture that the Shamrock Brings to Me, The. Irish Ballad.” Jun17: 28.

Cobb, George L. “There’ll Come a Night.” MA17: 17. “Sunshine. Spread All the Sunshine You Can.” Oct18: 12. “When You Made My Drams Come True.” Sep20: 12.

Collins, Treve Jr. “Maori Love.” Jul18: 12. “Where the Chapel Bells Are Chiming On the Bay of Old Biscay.” Aug18: 12.

Cooney, Joseph E. “If You’ll Only Make My Dreams Come True.” May20: 12.

Crocker, Irving “Down on Blue Bird Bay. Ballad.” Sep17: 13. “Farewell, Forget-Me-Not.” Sep18: 12. “I’ve Been Living in the Land of Sunshine (Since the Day I Saw You Smile).” Feb20: 12. “Send Me A Line.” Oct17: 20.

Curley, Leo J. “Dream, Sweetheart, Dream. Ballad.” Feb24: 12.

Dean, William F. “Love I Bring to You, The.” May17: 17.

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Densmore, John H. “Arabella.” Apr20: 9.

Elliott, Eddie “Boodiewah.” Aug19: 12.

Foster, Stephen see Hildreth, R. E.

Hawthorne, Alice see Hildreth, R. E.

Hildreth, R. E. “Folk Songs of America” [“Old Folks at Home” (Foster); “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” (Lambert); “Aura Lee” (Unknown); “Old Oaken Bucket” (Woodworth); “Listen to the Mocking Bird” (Hawthorne); “The Quilting Party” (Unknown); “Wait for the Wagon” (Buckley); “My Old Kentucky Home” (Foster). Oct29: 29.

Howard, R. P. “Let Me Tell You I Love You.” Dec19: 12.

Kepper, Charles “Love’s Melody.” Nov28: 31.

Kerr, Harry D. “There’ll Come A Lonely Day.” Jan20: 12.

Lamb, Arthur J. “Old Cathedral Chimes, The.” Jan24: 12.

Lambert, Louis see Hildreth, R. E.

Landers, Ernest D. “What More Can You Ask of Me?” Nov17: 22.

Landres, Sam “Why Did You Go Away?” MA17: 24.

Leigh, Norman “Morenita, La. Moment Tangoesque.” Aug26: 15.

Levenson, Robert “Dancing at the Jazz Band Ball. Novelty Song.” Jul17: 22. “In the Old Front Parlor.” Feb18: 16. “Just Keep the Roses A-Blooming.” Oct17: 13. “Little Later On, A.” Feb19: 12.

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“Mississippi Volunteers. Fast Song.” Aug17: 17. “My Little Pal.” Jun18: 12. “Rose of Burgundy.” Apr19: 12. “Somewhere in Erin. March ballad.” Jun17: 22. “That’s What The Red, White And Blue Means.” Nov18: 12. “Tokio.” Mar19: 12. “When The Lilies Bloom in France Again.” May18: 12.

Lindwood, Roy “Beautiful Girl of Somewhere.” Dec17: 13. (with Shaw, William)

Livernash, Will L. “The Rose in My Garden of Dreams.” May17: 23.

Mahoney, Jack “See Dixie First.” Jan17: 17. “When You Dream of Old New Hampshire I Dream of Tennessee.” Feb17: 24.

Millspaugh , C. S. see Turner, Leo and C. S. Millspaugh

Morse, Albert “Whenever You’re Lonesome (Won’t You Send for Me).” Mar21: 9.

Morrison, Albert H. “When It’s Night-time ’Cross the Mason-Dixon Line.” Jul20: 12.

Neiberg, Aaron “Four Roses.” Jun19: 12. “My Beautiful Castle of Dreams.” May19: 12. “Someday You’ll Want Me, Too.” Jul19: 12.

Neiberg, Jack and Aaron “Mother’s Love and Kisses.” Sep19: 12. “My Heart Is Still Calling for You.” Aug20: 12. “Nights I spent in the Orient.” ON20: 12. “Story in Your Eyes, The.” Jan21: 12.

Porter, Lew and Sam A. Perry “Love’s First Kiss.” Apr28: 37.

Rourke, M.E. “Three Little Words ‘I Love You.’” Mar24: 12.

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Scherzinger, Victor L. “Old Adobe, An.” Oct28: 31.

Shaw, William “Beautiful Girl of Somewhere.” Dec17: 13. (with Lindwood, Roy)

Sherwood, Ray “The Prayer of a Breaking Heart.” MA17: 28.

Stuart, Alvan C. “The Road to Peaceful Valley (Is The Road To Home, Sweet Home).” Nov19: 12.

Staats, Phil “When To-morrow Brings a Thought of Yesterday.” May17: 25.

Turner, Leo and C. S. Millspaugh “Cuddle-Up Bay.” Jun20: 12. “Kiss of Spring.” Jun30: 27. “Some Day When Dreams Come True.” Apr30: 27.

Vernon, Bert “You Used To Be a Pretty Baby, But Now You’re a Wonderful Girl.” Jan18: 13.

Volz, Phil “Down at the County Fair.” Nov17: 13. “When There’s Someone To Love Like You.” Apr18: 12.

Weidt, A. J. “Queen City” March.” Apr29: 38.

Wells, James “We’re All for Uncle Sam.” MA17: 26.

Wilton, Dean “There’s A Lane That Leads to Loveland (O’er the Hills at Sunset Time).” Dec18: 12.

Woodworth, Samuel see Hildreth, R. E.

Wyman, Bob “Columbia’s Call. March with Singing Chorus.” Jul17: 17.

Yellen, Jack “Are You Lonesome?” Feb17: 17. “Battle Song of Liberty, The. Marching Song.” Jun17: 17.

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“In The Glow of the Alamo Moon.” Mar18: 12. “There’s Someone You’ve Forgotten Who Has Not Forgotten You.” Jan17: 24. “Waiting.” Dec17: 20.

Zirkel, Raymond “My Prairie Rose. Waltz Ballad.” Sep17: 18.

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Music by Issue

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 1 (January 1917) Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack Mahoney (words). “See Dixie First.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 17. Smith, Ernest. “Hindoo Amber. Novelette.” Piano. Jan17: 20. Lange, Arthur (music) and Jeff Branen (words). “The Ashes of My Heart.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 23. Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack Yellen (words). “There’s Someone You’ve Forgotten Who Has Not Forgotten You.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 24. Rolfe, Walter. “Crystal Currents.” Piano. Jan17: 26. Cobb, George L. “Levee Land (One-Step).” Piano. Jan17: 30.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 2 (February 1917) Temple, Harry (music) and Jack Yellen (words). “Are You Lonesome?” Piano, voice. Feb17: 17. Gordon, Leo. “Bone-Head Blues. Jazz Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb17: 19. Lee, Bobby (music) and Carver Benson (words). “Let’s Have a Georgia Honeymoon.” Piano, voice. Feb17: 22. Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack Mahoney (words). “When You Dream of Old New Hampshire I Dream of Tennessee.” Piano, voice. Feb17: 24. Freemen, Harold B. “Any Old Town can be Heaven for You.” Piano. Feb17: 26. Clements, Bernisne G. “Sighing Surf. Valse Classique.” Piano. Feb17: 28. Powers, Sammy. “Omeomi. One-Step or Trot.” Piano. Feb17: 30.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 3 (March-April 1917) Cobb, George L. “There’ll Come a Night.” Piano, voice. MA17: 17. Clements, Bernisne G. “Moonlight Wooing. Valse d’Amour.” Piano. MA17: 19. Carroll, Will (music) and Sam Landres (words). “Why Did You Go Away?” MA17: 24. Pond, Walter L. (music) and James Wells (words). “We’re All for Uncle Sam.” Piano and voice. MA17: 26. Miller, Seymour H. (music) and Ray Sherwood (words). “The Prayer of a Breaking Heart.” Piano, voice. MA17: 28. Weidt, A. J. “Joy-Boy.” Piano. MA17: 30.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 4 (May 1917) Starr, Paul (music) and William F. Dean (words). “The Love I Bring to You.” Piano, voice. May17: 17. Smith, Walter Wallace. “Rain of Pearls. Valse.” Piano. May17: 19. Livernash, Will L. “The Rose in My Garden of Dreams.” Piano, voice. May17: 23. Staats, Phil. “When To-morrow Brings a Thought of Yesterday.” Piano, voice. May17: 25. Cobb, George L. “Cheops. Egyptian Intermezzo.” Piano. May17: 27. Brockman, Joe. “In the Days of Old Black Joe.” Piano, voice. May17: 31.

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The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 5 (June 1917) Bigelow, F. E. (music), Jack Yellen (words), and George L. Cobb (vocal adaptation). “The Battle Song of Liberty. Marching Song.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 17. Cobb, George L. “Some Shape. One-Step.” Piano. Jun17: 19. Temple, Harry (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “Somewhere in Erin. March ballad.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 22. Rolfe, Walter. “Revel of the Roses. Waltz.” Piano. Jun17: 24. Cobb, George L. (music) and J. Will Callahan (words). “The Picture that the Shamrock Brings to Me. Irish Ballad.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 28. Gordon, Leo. “Hang-Over Blues. Jazz Fox-Trot.” Piano. Jun17: 30.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 6 (July 1917) Cobb, George L. (music) and Bob Wyman (words). “Columbia’s Call. March with Singing Chorus.” Piano, voices. Jul17: 17. Cobb, George L. “Ladder of Love. Waltz.” Piano. Jul17: 19. Levenson, Robert. “Dancing at the Jazz Band Ball. Novelty Song.” Piano, voice. Jul17: 22. Twohig, Dan S. “Ashes of Dreams. Waltz Ballad.” Piano. Jul17: 24. Scott, Jas. Holden and W. Max Davis. “Nancy (You’re the Girl I Love). Ballad.” Piano. Jul17: 26. Castle, Louis G. “Grandfather’s Clock. Descriptive.” Piano. Jul17: 28.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 7 (August 1917) Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “Mississippi Volunteers. Fast Song.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 17. Panella, Frank. “On the Square. March.” Piano. Aug17: 19. Cobb, George L. (music) and J. Will Callahan (words). “All Aboard for Rock-a-Bye-Baby. Lullaby.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 22. Devine, J. Frank. “Powder and Perfume. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug17: 24. Linwood, Roy. “From Virginia Came Virginia. Ballad.” Piano. Aug17: 26. Rolfe, Walter. “Kiss of Spring. Waltz.” Piano. Aug17: 27.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 8 (September 1917) Cobb, George L. (music) and Irving Crocker (words). “Down on Blue Bird Bay. Ballad.” Piano, voice. Sep17: 13. Leigh, Norman. “Intermezzo Irlandais.” Piano. Sep17: 15. Reese, Ned L. (music) and Raymond Zirkel (words). “My Prairie Rose. Waltz Ballad.” Piano, voice. Sep17: 18. Hildreth, R. E. “Barcelona Beauties. Waltz.” Piano. Sep17: 21. Strong, Elizabeth. “Memories of Home. Reverie.” Piano. Sep17: 26.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 9 (October 1917) Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “Just Keep the Roses A-Blooming.” Piano, voice. Oct17: 13. Gruenwald, R. “The Hermit. Meditation.” Piano. Oct17: 15. Young, Chas. A. “At the Wedding. March.” Piano. Oct17: 18. 145

Cobb, George L. (music) and Irving Crocker (words). “Send Me A Line.” Piano, voice. Oct17: 20. Ingraham, Eugene. “Hearts Adrift. Valse Hesitation.” Piano. Oct17: 22. Cobb, George L. “Drift-Wood. Novelette.” Piano. Oct17: 26.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 10 (November 1917) Temple, Harry (music) and Phil Volz (words). “Down at the County Fair.” Piano, voice. Nov17: 13. Wegman, Frank. “Dance of the Morning Glories. Characteristic.” Piano. Nov17: 15. Cobb, George L. “Blue Sunshine. Waltz.” Piano. Nov17: 18. Hamilton, Ted (music) and Ernest D. Landers (words). “What More Can You Ask of Me?” Piano, voice. Nov17: 22. Leigh, Norman. “In the Bazaar. Morceau Orientale.” Piano. Nov17: 24. Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack Mahoney (words). “See Dixie First.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Nov17: 28.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 11 (December 1917) Raymond, Jack (music), and William Shaw and Roy Linwood (words). “Beautiful Girl of Somewhere.” Piano, voice. Dec17: 13. Cobb, George L. “The Nautical Toddle. Fox-Trot.” Piano. Dec17: 15. Wegman, Frank. “Dance of the Pussy Willows.” Piano. Dec17: 18. Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack Yellen (words). “Waiting.” Piano, voice. Dec17: 20. Hamilton, Ted. “Breath o’ June. Waltz.” Piano. Dec17: 22. Norton, Harry. “No. 1. Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Dec17: 26. Norton, Harry. “No. 2. Agitato. For Sudden Danger, Tumult, Struggle, Etc.” Piano. Dec17: 27. Frost, Jack (music and words). “A-M-E-R-I-C-A Means ‘I Love You, My Yankee Land.’” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Dec17: 28.

Melody 2, no. 1 (January 1918) Temple, Harry (music) and Bert Vernon (words). “You Used To Be a Pretty Baby, But Now You’re a Wonderful Girl.” Piano, voice. Jan18: 13. Gordon, Leo. “Georgia Rainbow. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan18: 15. Leigh, Norman. “The Flower of Night. Waltz.” Piano. Jan18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 3. Plaintive. Expressive of Wistful Sadness, Yearning, etc.” Piano. Jan18: 22. Norton, Harry. “No. 4. Mysterioso. For Stealthy Action, Burglary, Etc.” Piano. Jan18: 23. Overstreet, W. Benton (music and words). “On the Rockin’ Rosa Lee.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jan18: 24.

Melody 2, no. 2 (February 1918) Cobb, George L. “Irish Confetti. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb18: 13. Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “In the Old Front Parlor.” Piano, voice, Feb18: 16. Allen, Thos. S. “Dance of the Skeletons. Descriptive.” Piano. Feb18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 5. Furioso. For Combat, Battle, Etc.” Piano. Feb18: 22. 146

Norton, Harry. “No. 6. Agitato. For General Use.” Piano. Piano. Feb18: 23. Tarantino, E. G. and Theo. A. Metz (music and words). “We’ll Come Back.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Feb18: 24.

Melody 2, no. 3 (March 1918) Cobb, George L. “Say When! Fox Trot.” Piano. Mar18: 9. Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack Yellen (words). “In The Glow of the Alamo Moon.” Piano, voice. Mar18: 12. Leigh, Norman. “In Bagdad. Morceau Oriental.” Piano. Mar18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 7. Love Theme.” Piano. Mar18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 8. Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Mar18: 19. The Great Howard. “Somewhere In France is Daddy.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Mar18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 4 (April 1918) Cobb, George L. “Here’s How. One-Step.” Piano. Apr18: 9. Temple, Harry (music) and Phil Volz (words). “When There’s Someone To Love Like You.” Piano, voice. Apr18: 12. Clements, Bernisne G. “Butterflies. Morceau Mignon.” Piano. Apr18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 9. Pathétique.” Piano. Apr18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 10. Combat.” Piano. Apr18: 19. Snyder, Chas A. (music and words). “I’m Hitting The Trail To Normandy (So Kiss Me Good- Bye).” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Apr18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 5 (May 1918) Cobb, George L. “Toy Poodles. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. May18: 9. Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “When The Lilies Bloom in France Again.” Piano, voice. May18: 12. Rolfe, Walter. “Dream Memories.” Piano. May18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 11. Dramatic Tension.” Piano. May18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 12 Marche Pomposo.” Piano. May18: 19. Metz, Theo. A. “There’ll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town To-Night.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. May18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 6 (June 1918) Cobb, George L. “What Next! Fox Trot.” Piano. Jun18: 9. Gordon, Leo (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “My Little Pal.” Piano, voice. Jun18: 12. Clements, Bernisne G. “Moonlight Wooing. Valse d’Amour.” Piano. Jun18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 13. Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Jun18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 14. Agitato Mysterioso.” Piano. Jun18: 19. Weston, Chas. B. (music and words). “Over Here.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jun18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 7 (July 1918) Cobb, George L. “Cracked Ice Rag.” Piano. Jul18: 9. Gordon, Leo (music) and Treve Collins, Jr. (words). “Maori Love.” Piano, voice. Jul18: 12. 147

Leigh, Norman. “La Sevillana. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jul18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 15. Appassionato. For Emotional Love Scenes.” Piano. Jul18: 16. Norton, Harry. “No. 16. Storm Scene.” Piano. Jul18: 19. von Tilzer, Albert (music) and Lew Brown (words). “Au Revoir, But Not Good Bye, Soldier Boy.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jul18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 8 (August 1918) Cobb, George L. “Moonbeams. Novelette.” Piano. Aug18: 9 Hamilton, Ted (music) and Treve Collins, Jr. (words). “Where the Chapel Bells Are Chiming On the Bay of Old Biscay.” Piano, voice. Aug18: 12. Grey, Frank H. “Odalisque. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Aug18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 17. Dramatic Tension.” Piano. Aug18: 16. Norton, Harry. “No. 18. Hurry.” Piano. Aug18: 19. Speroy, Robert (music) and Wilbur D. Nesbit (words). “Let’s Keep The Glow In Old Glory.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Aug18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 9 (September 1918) Cobb, George L. “Peter Gink. One-Step. Adapted from ‘Peer Gynt’ Suite 1. (Apologies to Grieg).” Piano. Sep18: 9. Temple, Harry (music) and Irving Crocker (words). “Farewell, Forget-Me-Not.” Piano, voice. Sep18: 12. Hildreth, R. E. “Star-Dust. Novelette.” Piano. Sep18: 14. Norton, Harry. “No. 19. Doloroso.” Piano. Sep18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 20. Hurry.” Piano. Sep18: 19. St. Clair, L. (music) and Bernice Bateman (words). “I am 100% American. Are You?” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Sep18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 10 (October 1918) Fenton, Bernard. “Rainbows. Novelette.” Piano. Oct18: 9. Cobb, George L. “Sunshine. Spread All the Sunshine You Can.” Piano, voice. Oct18: 12. Rolfe, Walter. “The Ebbing Tide. Valse Lente.” Piano. Oct18: 14. Bigelow, F. E. (music) and Jack Yellen (words). “The Battle Song of Liberty.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Oct18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 21. Dramatic Mysterioso.” Piano. Oct18: 19. Norton, Harry. “No. 22. Agitato.” Piano. Oct18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 11 (November 1918) Cobb, George L. “Calcutta. Oriental Fox Trot.” Piano. Nov18: 9. Bagley, E. E. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “That’s What The Red, White And Blue Means.” Piano, voice. Nov18: 12. Leigh, Norman. “The Fire-Fly And The Star. Scène de Ballet.” Piano. Nov18: 14. Green, Eddie (music and words). “A Good Man Is Hard To Find.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Nov18: 18. Norton, Harry. “No. 23. Hurry.” Piano. Nov18: 19. 148

Norton, Harry. “No. 24. Grandioso Triomphale.” Piano. Nov18: 20.

Melody 2, no. 11 (December 1918) Cobb, George L. “Treat ’Em Rough. One-Step.” Piano. Dec18: 9. Raymond, Jack (music) and Dean Wilton (words). “There’s A Lane That Leads to Loveland (O’er the Hills at Sunset Time).” Piano, voice. Dec18: 12. Gordon, Leo. “Opals. Waltz.” Piano. Dec18: 14. Schubert, Franz. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. “1. Sonata in A Minor (Agitato). 2. Death and the Maiden (Plaintive). 3. The Erlking (Furioso).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series A—Excerpts from Schubert. Piano. Dec18: 18. Cobb, George L. (music and words). “Sunshine. Spread All the Sunshine You Can.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Dec18: 20.

Melody 3, no. 1 (January 1919) Wagner, Joseph F. “The League of Nations. March.” Piano. Jan19: 9. Cobb, George L. “Dixie Lullaby.” Piano. Jan19: 12. Hall, R. B. and George L. Cobb. “The Commander. March.” Piano. Jan19: 14 Beethoven, Ludwig van. “1. Sonata Pathètique (Agitato). 2. Adelaïde (Love Theme). 3. On the Death of a Hero (Funeral March).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series B—Excerpts from Beethoven. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jan19: 16. Hildreth, R. E. “East o’ Suez. Marche Orientale.” Piano. Jan19: 18.

Melody 3, no. 2 (February 1919) Fenton, Bernard. “June Moon. Novelette.” Piano. Feb19: 9. Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “A Little Later On.” Piano, voice. Feb19: 12. Allen, Thos. S. “My Dusky Rose.” Piano, voice. Feb19: 14. Schumann, Robert. “1. Sonata in D Minor (Hurry). 2. Why? (Plaintive) 3. Santa Claus (Mysterioso).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series C—Excerpts from Schumann. Arr. R. E. Hildreth Piano. Feb19: 16. Leigh, Norman. “For Her. Romance.” Piano. Feb19: 18.

Melody 3, no. 3 (March 1919) Clements, Bernisne G. “Enchanted Moments. Idyll d’Amour.” Piano. Mar19: 9. Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “Tokio.” Piano, voice. Mar19: 12. Whiting, W. K. “The Ringmaster. Galop.” Piano. Mar19: 14. Grieg, Edvard. “1. A Ride at Night (Hurry). 2. At Thy Feet (Dramatic Tension). 3. Watchman’s Song (Gruesome Mysterioso).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series D—Excerpts from Grieg. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Mar19: 16. Florin, Ed. M. “Parisian Parade. One-Step.” Piano. Mar19: 18.

Melody 3, no. 4 (April 1919) Hersom, Frank E. “Nymphs of the Nile. Air de Ballet.” Piano. Apr19: 9. 149

Cobb, George L. (music) and Robert Levenson (words). “Rose of Burgundy.” Piano, voice. Apr19: 12. Lansing, Geo. L. “The Darkey’s Dream. Characteristic Barn Dance.” Piano. Apr19: 14. Tschaikowsky, P. “1. Harvest Song (Agitato). 2. Song (Doloroso). 3. Hunter’s Song (Marche Pomposo).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series E—Excerpts from Tschaikowsky. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Apr19: 16. Cobb, George L. “Water Wagon Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr19: 18.

Melody 3, no. 5 (May 1919) Cobb, George L. “Hawaiian Sunset. Waltz.” Piano. May19: 9. Hamilton, Ted (music) and Aaron Neiberg (words). “My Beautiful Castle of Dreams.” Piano, voice. May19: 12. Weidt, A. J. “Northern Lights. Overture.” Piano. May19: 14. Mendelssohn, Felix. “1. Scherzo in B Minor (Agitato). 2. Song Without Words, No. 27 (Funeral March). 3. Capriccio in A Minor. (Furioso)” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series F—Excerpts from Mendelssohn. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. May19: 18.

Melody 3, no. 6 (June 1919) Cobb, George L. “Javanola. Oriental Fox-Trot and One-Step.” Piano. Jun19: 9. Cobb, George L. (music) and Aaron Neiberg (words). “Four Roses.” Piano, voice. Jun19: 12. Hersom, Frank. “Pastorale Écossaise.” Piano. Jun19: 14. Verdi, Giuseppe. “(“Aida”). 1. The Fatal Question (agitato). 2. Pity, Kind Heaven (Plaintive). 3. Of Niles Sacred River (Triumphal).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series G—Excerpts from Verdi. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jun19: 18. Klickmann, F. Henri (music) and Harold G. Frost. “Oasis. A Desert Romance.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jun19: 20.

Melody 3, no. 7 (July 1919) Cobb, George L. “Fancies. Novelette.” Piano. Jul19: 9. Hamilton, Ted (music) and Aaron Neiberg (words). “Someday You’ll Want Me, Too.” Piano, voice. Jul19: 12. Bigelow, F. E. “The NC-4. March.” Piano. Jul19: 14. Borch, Gaston. “Scandinavian Dance. Springdans.” Piano. Jul19: 16. White, Clay D. (music) and G. L. Dearing (words). “At the Broadway Chicken Show.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jul19: 20.

Melody 3, no. 8 (August 1919) Clements, Bernisne G. “Bermuda Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug19: 9. Cobb, George L. (music), and W. Max Davis, and Eddie Elliott (words). “Boodiewah.” Piano, voice. Aug19: 12. Cobb, George L. “Alhambra. One-Step.” Piano. Aug19: 14. Leigh, Norman. “Ma Mie. Chanson d’Amour.” Piano. Aug19: 17. Hasse, Alfred L. and J. Fred Coots (music) and Chas. A. Snyder (words). “The White Heather.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Aug19: 20. 150

Melody 3, no. 9 (September 1919) Hildreth, R. E. “The American Ace. March.” Piano. Sep19: 9. Cobb, George L. (music) and Jack and Aaron Neiberg (words). “Mother’s Love and Kisses.” Piano, voice. Sep19: 12. Hersom, Frank. “Love Notes. Valse.” Piano. Sep19: 13. Cobb, George L. “Memoirs.” Piano. Sep19: 18. Winn, Edward R. “A Bit o’ Rag.” Piano. Sep19: 20.

Melody 3, no. 10 (October 1919) Taylor, Allen. “Eat ’Em Alive. Jazz Fox-Trot.” Piano. Oct19: 9. Morrison, Albert H. “D-I-X-I-E R-O-S-E. (Dixie Rose).” Piano. Oct19: 12. Hersom, Frank. “Chow Mein. A Chinese Episode.” Piano. Oct19: 14. Hildreth, R. E. “Isle of Pines. Waltz.” Piano. Oct19: 17. Cobb, George L. (music) and W. Max Davis, and Eddie Elliott (words). “Boodiewah.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Oct19: 20.

Melody 3, no. 11 (November 1919) Rolfe, Walter. “Dreamily Dreaming. Waltz.” Piano. Nov19: 9. Hamilton, Ted (music) and Alvan C. Stuart (words). “The Road to Peaceful Valley (Is The Road To Home, Sweet Home).” Piano, voice. Nov19: 12. Bendix, Theo. “The Butterfly. Morceau Characteristique.” Arr. Norman Leigh. Piano. Nov19: 14. Cobb, George L. “Feeding the Kitty. Rag One-Step.” Piano. Nov19: 18.

Melody 3, no. 12 (December 1919) Frazee, Gerald. “Milady Dainty. Intermezzo Gavotte.” Piano. Dec19: 9. Roberts, Hugh (music) and R. P. Howard (words). “Let Me Tell You I Love You.” Piano, voice. Dec19: 12. Cobb, George L. “Stop It! Fox Trot.” Piano. Dec19: 15. Strong, Elizabeth. “Beautiful Visions. Reverie.” Piano. Dec19: 18. Gordon, Curtis (music) and Ray Sherwood (words). “Let Me Dream.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Dec19: 20.

Melody 4, no. 1 (January 1920) del Castillo, L. G. “Near Beer. How Dry I Am!” Piano. Jan20: 9. Thomas, Elizabeth C. (music) and Harry D. Kerr (words). “There’ll Come A Lonely Day.” Piano, voice. Jan20: 12. Rolfe, Walter. “On the Sky Line. A Tone Picture.” Piano. Jan20: 14. Wilson, Oswald B. “The Hippo Hop. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan20: 17. Scott, Victor (music and words). “Somewhere Down in Dixieland.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jan20: 20.

Melody 4, no. 2 (February 1920) Rolfe, Walter. “Cupid Astray. Waltz.” Piano. Feb20: 9. 151

Cobb, George L. (music) and Irving Crocker (words). “I’ve Been Living in the Land of Sunshine (Since the Day I Saw You Smile).” Piano, voice. Feb20: 12. Wallace, Walter. “Ta-Dji-Da. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Feb20: 14. Hersom, Frank. “All-of-a Twist. Rag (apologies to Dickens).” Piano. Feb20: 18.

Melody 4, no. 3 (March 1920) Cobb, George L. “Bohunkus. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. Mar20: 9. Allen, Thos. S. “Somewhere Down in Southern California.” Piano, voice. Mar20: 12. Alford, Harry L. “Glad Days. Novelette.” Piano. Mar20: 14. Adams, Alton A. “Virgin Islands. March.” Piano. Mar20: 17. Rubenstein, A. “Melody in F. A Little Stunt for Left Hand Only.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Mar20: 20.

Melody 4, no. 4 (April 1920) Densmore, John H. “Arabella.” Piano, voice. Apr20: 9. Frazee, Gerald. “Fireside Thoughts. Reverie.” Piano. Apr20: 9. Hildreth, R. E. “The Starry Jack. March.” Piano. Apr20: 15. Cobb, George L. “Peek In. Chinese One-Step.” Piano. Apr20: 18.

Melody 4, no. 5 (May 1920) Crosby, H. J. “Magnificent. March.” Piano. May20: 9. Cooney, Joseph E. “If You’ll Only Make My Dreams Come True.” Piano, voice. May20: 12. Frazee, Roy L. “You Win. Fox Trot.” Piano. May20: 14. Clements, Bernisne G. “Purple Twilight. Novelette.” Piano. May20: 17.

Melody 4, no. 6 (June 1920) Cobb, George L. “The Get-a-Way. March.” Piano. Jun20: 9. Turner, Leo and C. S. Millspaugh (music and words). “Cuddle-Up Bay.” Piano, voice. Jun20: 12. Leigh, Norman. “The Temple Dancer. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Jun20: 14. Hersom, Frank. “My Senorita. A Moonlight Serenade.” Piano. Jun20: 18.

Melody 4, no. 7 (July 1920) Leigh, Norman. “Dixie Doin’s. One-Step.” Piano. Jul20: 9. Morrison, Albert H. “When It’s Night-time ’Cross the Mason-Dixon Line.” Piano, voice. Jul20: 12. del Castillo, L. G. “Spring Zephyrs. Novelette.” Piano. Jul20: 14. Clark, C. Fred’k. “Amonestra. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul20: 18.

Melody 4, no. 8 (August 1920) Leigh, Norman. “The Gob Ashore. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug20: 9. Osborne, James C. (music) and Jack and Aaron Neiberg (words). “My Heart Is Still Calling for You.” Piano, voice. Aug20: 12. Frazee, Gerald. “Blithesome Strains. Waltz.” Piano. Aug20: 14. Cobb, George L. “Dust ’Em Off. Rag.” Piano. Aug20: 18.

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Melody 4, no. 9 (September 1920) Clark, C. Fred’k. “Stepping the Scale. One-Step.” Piano. Sep20: 9. Cobb, George L. “When You Made My Drams Come True.” Piano, voice. Sep20: 12. Clements, Bernisne G. “The Love Tyrant. Waltz.” Piano. Sep20: 14. Hildreth, R. E. “In a Shady Nook. Tête-a-Tête.” Piano. Sep20: 18.

Melody 4, no. 10 (October-November 1920) Cobb, George L. “Umpah! Umpah! One-Step Oddity.” Piano. ON20: 9. Osborne, James C. (music) and Jack and Aaron Neiberg (words). “Nights I spent in the Orient.” Piano, voice. ON20: 12. Clements, Bernisne G. “Woodland Fancies. Intermezzo Characteristic.” Piano. ON20: 14. Frazee, Gerald. “Stand By! March.” Piano. ON20: 18.

Melody 4, no. 11 (December 1920) Hildreth, R. E. “Drift and Dream. Romance.” Piano. Dec20: 9. Morse, Arthur C. “Meteor Rag.” Piano. Dec20: 12. Crosby, H. J. “Over the Top. March.” Piano. Dec20: 15. Borch, Gaston. “Silv’ry Shadows. Waltz.” Piano. Dec20: 18.

Melody 5, no. 1 (January 1921) Osborne, James C. “Jazzin’ the Chimes.” Piano. Jan21: 9. Osborne, James C. (music) and Jack and Aaron Neiberg (words). “The Story in Your Eyes.” Piano, voice. Jan21: 12. Leigh, Norman. “Lisette. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jan21: 14. Hersom, Frank E. “In the Sheik’s Tent. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Jan21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 2 (February 1921) Hersom, Frank E. “Eskimo Shivers. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb21: 9. Cheney, H. Howard. “Glowing Embers. Tone Poem.” Piano. Feb21: 12. Hildreth, R. E. “With the Wind. Galop.” Piano. Feb21: 16. Frazee, Gerald. “Campmeetin’ Echoes. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 3 (March 1921) Morse, Arthur Cleveland (music) and Albert Morse (Words). “Whenever You’re Lonesome (Won’t You Send for Me).” Piano, voice. Mar21: 9. Frazee, Gerald. “Castilian Beauty. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Mar21: 12. Rolfe, Walter. “Rustic Twilight. Reverie.” Piano. Mar21: 16. Lais, John G. “K’r-Choo!!! Fox Trot.” Piano. Mar21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 4 (April 1921) Cobb, George L. “Hop-Scotch. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr21: 9. Grey, Frank H. “Kikuyu. African Intermezzo.” Piano. Apr21: 12. Grey, Frank H. “Jewels Rare. Valse Lento.” Piano. Apr21: 15. Hildreth, R. E. “Venetian Romance. Barcarole.” Piano. Apr21: 18. 153

Melody 5, no. 5 (May 1921) Cobb, George L. “Wild Oats. One-Step.” Piano. May21: 9. Clay, Paul. “When Jazz Was Jazzed in Jungleland.” Piano. May21: 12. Clements, Bernisne G. “Drifting Moonbeams. Valse.” Piano. May21: 14. Cobb, George L. “Love Lessons. Waltz.” Piano. May21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 6 (June 1921) Clements, Bernisne G. “Those Broncho Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jun21: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Danse Gracieuse.” Piano. Jun21: 12. Crosby, H. J. “The Pioneer. March.” Piano. Jun21: 15. Rolfe, Walter. “Night of Love. Valse.” Piano. Jun21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 7 (July 1921) Morse, Arthur Cleveland (music) and Albert Morse (Words). “Just A Smile.” Piano, voice. Jul21: 9. Cobb, George L. “Asia Minor. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul21: 12. Hersom, Frank E. “Soft Shoe Sid. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul21: 15.

Melody 5, no. 8 (August 1921) Cobb, George L. “Almond Eyes. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug21: 9. Clark, C. Fred’k. “Miss Innocence. Novelette.” Piano. Aug21: 12. Leigh, Norman. “Á Jeanette. Chanson d’Amour.” Piano. Aug21: 15. Cobb, George L. “Square and Compass. March.” Piano. Aug21: 19.

Melody 5, no. 9 (September 1921) Leigh, Norman. “Toddle Top Rag. Fox Trot.” Piano. Sep21: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Danse Moderne.” Piano. Sep21: 12. Boehnlein, Victor G. “Big White Top. Galop.” Piano. Sep21: 18. Hersom, Frank E. “Cupid Enters. Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Sep21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 10 (October 1921) Cobb, George L. “The Faun. Danse.” Piano. Oct21: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Relaxation. Valse.” Piano. Oct21: 12. Hildreth, R. E. “Sawdust and Spangles. Galop.” Piano. Oct21: 16. Cobb, George L. “‘Shivaree’ One-Step (Apologies to Mr. Schubert and Mr. Mozkowski).” Piano. Oct21: 18.

Melody 5, no. 11 (November 1921) Hersom, Frank E. “Toy Town Tales. Suite. No. 1: Introduction.” Piano. Nov21: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Toy Town Tales. No. 2: The Tin Soldiers.” Piano. Nov21: 11. Leigh, Norman. “Eurasia. Fox Trot Intermezzo.” Piano. Nov21: 15. Whiting, W. K. “The Vixen. Galop.” Piano. Nov21: 19.

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Melody 5, no. 12 (December 1921) Frazee, Gerald. “Young Veterans. March.” Piano. Dec21: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Toy Town Tales. No. 3: Dance of The Dolls.” Piano. Dec21: 12. Allen, Thos. S. “The Plunger. Galop.” Piano. Dec21: 16. Cobb, George L. “Put and Take. One-Step.” Piano. Dec21: 18.

Melody 6, no. 1 (January 1922) Hahn, George. “Army Frolic. March.” Piano. Jan22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Toy Town Tales. No. 4: Jack In The Box.” Piano. Jan22: 12. Peck, Harrie A. “At Nod. Galop.” Piano. Jan22: 16. Clements, Bernisne G. “Nature’s Mirror. Valse Classique.” Piano. Jan22: 18.

Melody 6, no. 2 (February 1922) Cobb, George L. “Potato-Bug Parade. An Aroostook Episode.” Piano. Feb22: 9. del Castillo, L. G. “Briar and Heather. Novelette.” Piano. Feb22: 12. Hersom, Frank E. “Toy Town Tales. No. 5. The Wooden Horses.” Piano. Feb22: 16.

Melody 6, no. 3 (March 1922) Cobb, George L. “Broken China. Oriental Novelty.” Piano. Mar22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Braziliana. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Mar22: 12. Boehnlein, Victor G. “A High Stepper. Galop.” Piano. Mar22: 16. Stoughton, R. S. “Zulaikha. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Mar22: 18.

Melody 6, no. 4 (April 1922) Hahn, George. “Pasha’s Pipe. A Turkish Dream.” Piano. Apr22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Polish Festival. Dance Joyous.” Piano. Apr22: 12. Allen, Thos. S. “’Round the Ring. Galop.” Piano. Apr22: 16. Clark, C. Fred’k. “In June Time. Waltz.” Piano. Apr22: 18.

Melody 6, no. 5 (May 1922) Stoughton, R. S. “Nakhla. Algerian Dance.” Piano. May22: 9. Frazee, Gerald. “Meditation. Valse Poetique.” Piano. May22: 12. Hersom, Frank E. “Hop Loo. Chinese Novelty.” Piano. May22: 16. Allen, Thos. S. “The Dixie Rube.” Piano. May22: 19.

Melody 6, no. 6 (June 1922) Hahn, George. “Soul of the Nation. March.” Piano. Jun22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “The Modern Indian. Characteristic Novelty.” Piano. Jun22: 12. Leigh, Norman. “Breakfast for Two. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jun22: 16. Winne, Jesse M. “Fun in a Barber Shop. Novelty.” Piano. Jun22: 19.

Melody 6, no. 7 (July 1922) Stoughton, R. S. “Shahrazad. Persian Dance.” Piano. Jul22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Nippon Beauties. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Jul22: 12. 155

Cobb, George L. “Burglar Blues.” Piano. Jul22: 16. Allen, Thos. S. “The Myriad Dancer. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul22: 19.

Melody 6, no. 8 (August 1922) Hahn, George. “Pasha’s Lullaby. Descriptive.” Piano. Aug22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Moments by the Brook. Idyl.” Piano. Aug22: 12. Baines, Wm. “Dance of the Peacocks. Caprice.” Piano. Aug22: 16. Flath, P. Hans. “Little Coquette. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Aug22: 19.

Melody 6, no. 9 (September 1922) Cobb, George L. “The Ghost Walk. Eccentric Novelty.” Piano. Sep22: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Chant Sans Paroles.” Piano. Sep22: 12. Cobb, George L. “Carnival Revels.” Piano. Sep22: 15. Dreyfus, Max. “Antar. Intermezzo Oriental.” Piano. Sep22: 18.

Melody 6, no. 10 (October 1922) Rolfe, Walter. “Indifference. Characteristic Morceau.” Piano. Oct22: 9. Hahn, George. “Pasha’s Blues.” Piano. Oct22: 12. Twohig, Dan. S. “Ashes of Dreams.” Piano, voice. Oct22: 16. Alford, Harry L. “Soul of the Violet. Romance.” Piano. Oct22: 18.

Melody 6, no. 11 (November 1922) Stoughton, R. S. “Laila. Arabian Dance.” Piano. Nov22: 9 Clark, C. Fred’k. “Heroes of the Air. March.” Piano. Nov22: 12. Cobb, George L. “Love and Laughter. Pizzicato.” Piano. Nov22: 15. Rolfe, Walter. “Venetian Beauty. Caprice.” Nov22: 18.

Melody 6, no. 12 (December 1922) Cobb, George L. “March of the Walking Dolls.” Piano. Dec22: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Swinging with Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Dec22: 12. del Castillo, L. G. “Around the Sundial. Capriccio.” Piano. Dec22: 16. Allen, Thos. S. “Turkish Towel Rag. A Rub-Down.” Piano. Dec22: 19.

Melody 7, no. 1 (January 1923) Cobb, George L. “Piano Salad.” Piano. Jan23: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Flimsy Flounces. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. Jan23: 12. Frazee, Gerald. “Roman Revels. Tarantella.” Piano. Jan23: 16. Lake, M. L. “Zamparite. Characteristic March.” Piano. Jan23: 19.

Melody 7, no. 2 (February 1923) Leigh, Norman. “Valse Courante.” Piano. Feb23: 9. Leigh, Norman. “A Marionette’s Romance.” Piano. Feb23: 12. Cobb, George L. “Morning Kisses. Waltz.” Piano. Feb23: 15. Lerman, J. W. “The Whirling Dervish. Danse Characteristique.” Piano. Feb23: 18. 156

Melody 7, no. 3 (March 1923) Cobb, George L. “The High Brows. March.” Piano. Mar23: 9. Cobb, George L. “Doll Days. Novelette.” Piano. Mar23: 12. Leigh, Norman. “Moment Gai.” Piano. Mar23: 16. Eno, Paul. “A Viscayan Belle. Serenade Filipino.” Piano. Mar23: 18.

Melody 7, no. 4 (April 1923) Leigh, Norman. “Flittering Moths. Danse Caprice.” Piano. Apr23: 9 Clark, C. Fred’k. “Midnight. Novelty Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr23: 12. Bronson, John H. “The Breakers. March.” Piano. Apr23: 15. Flath, P. Hans. “The Two Lovers. Novelette.” Piano. Apr23: 18.

Melody 7, no. 5 (May 1923) Morse, Arthur C. “’Cross the Rockies. March.” Piano. May23: 9. Hahn, George. “Pasha’s Party. Dance Impromptu.” Piano. May23: 12. Leigh, Norman. “By An Old Mill Stream.” Piano. May23: 16. Rolfe, Walter. “Irvina. Intermezzo.” Piano. May23: 19.

Melody 7, no. 6 (June 1923) Boehnlein, Victor G. “The Carroltonian. March.” Piano. Jun23: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Louisiana Nights. Valse Creole.” Piano. Jun23: 12. Cobb, George L. “Mists of Memory. Waltz.” Piano. Jun23: 16. Norton, Harry. “Hurry. For General Use.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music No. 1. Piano. Jun23: 20.

Melody 7, no. 7 (July 1923) Stoughton, R. S. “Zumrrud. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Jul23: 9. Allen, Thos. S. “Under the Spell. Waltz.” Piano. Jul23: 12. Schubert, Franz. “1. Sonata in A Minor (Agitato). 2. Death and the Maiden (Plaintive). 3. The Erlking (Furioso).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series A—Excerpts from Schubert. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jul23: 16. Eno, Paul. “In Bugland. An Insect Episode.” Piano. Jul23: 18.

Melody 7, no. 8 (August 1923) Hahn, George. “Navy Frolic. March.” Piano. Aug23: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Iberian Serenade.” Piano. Aug23: 12. Hildreth, R. E. “Jungle Echoes. A Cocoanut Dance.” Piano. Aug23: 15. Norton, Harry. “Agitato. For Sudden Danger, Turmoil, Struggle, Etc.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music No. 2. Piano. Aug23: 20.

Melody 7, no. 9 (September 1923) Cooke, S. Gibson. “Onward Forever. March.” Piano. Sep23: 9. Leigh, Norman. “L’Amant Joyeux.” Piano. Sep23: 12. O’Connor, Lawrence B. “Four Little Cocoanuts. Schottische.” Piano. Sep23: 16. 157

Norton, Harry. “Plaintive. Expressive of Wistful Sadness, Yearning, etc.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music No. 3. Piano. Sep23: 20.

Melody 7, no. 10 (October-November 1923) Winne, Jesse M. “The Old Sewing Circle. Novelette.” Piano. ON23: 9 Stoughton, R. S. “Li Tsin. The Pearl of China’s Daughters. Pagoda Dance.” Piano. ON23: 12. Beethoven, Ludwig van. “1. Sonata Pathètique (Agitato). 2. Adelaïde (Love Theme). 3. On the Death of a Hero (Funeral March).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series B—Excerpts from Beethoven. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. ON23: 16. Stevens, Al. “Jolly Companions. March and Two-Step.” Piano. ON23: 18.

Melody 7, no. 11 (December 1923) Stoughton, R. S. “Conchita. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Dec23: 9. Baines, Wm. “Pantomime Dance. A Musical Dainty.” Piano. Dec23: 13. Allen, Thos. S. “The Horse Marines. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Dec23: 17. Norton, Harry. “Mysterioso. For Stealthy Actions, Burglary, Etc.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 4. Piano. Dec23: 20.

Melody 8, no. 1 (January 1924) Cobb, George L. “Slumber Song.” Piano. Jan24: 9. Grey, Frank H. (music) and Arthur J. Lamb (words). “The Old Cathedral Chimes. “ Piano, voice. Jan24: 12. Cheney, H. Howard. “Cross-Country. March.” Piano. Jan24: 16. Norton, Harry. “Furioso. For Storm, Combat, Battle, Etc.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 5. Piano. Jan24: 20.

Melody 8, no. 2 (February 1924) Bath, Gomer. “Winged Hours.” Piano. Feb24: 9. Fulton, Bert L. (music) and Leo J. Curley (words). “Dream, Sweetheart, Dream. Ballad.” Piano, voice. Feb24: 12. Schumann, Robert. “1. Sonata in D Minor (Hurry). 2. Why? (Plaintive) 3. Santa Claus (Mysterioso).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series C—Excerpts from Schumann. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Feb24: 16. Leigh, Norman. “For Her. Romance.” Piano. Feb24: 16. Cobb, George L. “Spooks. Eccentric Novelty.” Piano. Feb24: 18.

Melody 8, no. 3 (March 1924) Cobb, George L. “The American Broadcast. March.” Piano. Mar24: 9. Grey, Frank H. (music) and M.E. Rourke (words). “Three Little Words ‘I Love You.’” Piano, voice, Mar24: 12. Grieg, Edvard. “1. A Ride at Night (Hurry). 2. At Thy Feet (Dramatic Tension). 3. Watchman’s Song (Gruesome Mysterioso).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series D—Excerpts from Grieg. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Mar24: 16. Stoughton, R. S. “Zoraida. Danse Egyptienne.” Piano. Mar24: 18. 158

Melody 8, no. 4 (April 1924) Cobb, George L. “Puddle Ducks. March Grotesque.” Piano. Apr24: 9. Don, Ramsay. “The Star of Love is Burning.” Piano, voice. Apr24: 12. Tschaikowsky, P. “1. Harvest Song (Agitato). 2. Song (Doloroso). 3. Hunter’s Song (Marche Pomposo).” Jacob’s Incidental Music Series E—Excerpts from Tschaikowsky. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Apr24: 16. Cobb, George L. “Water Wagon Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr24: 16. Leigh, Norman. “Serenade Migonne.” Piano. Apr24: 18.

Melody 8, no. 5 (May 1924) Cobb, George L. “Dance of the Satyrs.” Piano. May24: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Valse Apache.” Piano. May24: 12. Allen, Thos. S. “Cabaret Capers.” Parisian March.” Piano. May24: 16. Norton, Harry. “Agitato. For General Use.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 6. Piano. May24: 19. Norton, Harry. “Love Theme.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 7. Piano. May24: 20.

Melody 8, no. 6 (June 1924) Rolfe, Walter. “Wall Wop Wu. Chinese Novelty.” Piano. Jun24: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Javanese Dance.” Piano. Jun24: 12. Fulton, James M. “The Aviator. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Jun24: 16. Norton, Harry. “Hurry. For General Use.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 8. Piano. Jun24: 19. Norton, Harry. “Pathétique.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 9. Piano. Jun24: 20.

Melody 8, no. 7 (July 1924) Weidt, A. J. “Here They Come. March.” Piano. Jul24: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Fleur de Mon Coeur (Flower of My Heart). Episode Sentimentale.” Piano. Jul24: 12. Eno, Paul. “An African Smile. Characteristic March.” Piano. Jul24: 16. Norton, Harry. “Combat.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 10. Piano. Jul24: 19. Norton, Harry. “Dramatic Tension.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 11. Piano. Jul24: 20.

Melody 8, no. 8 (August 1924) Cobb, George L. “Summer Furs (A Syncopated Classic.) Scarf Dance—Chaminade.” Piano. Aug24: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Pour Yvonne. Valse Sentimentale.” Piano. Aug24: 12. Gilbert, M. B. “Waltz-Caprice.” Piano. Aug24: 16. Norton, Harry. “Marche Pomposo.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 12. Piano. Aug24: 20.

Melody 8, no. 9 (September 1924) Cobb, George L. “Cortege of the Cyclops.” Piano. Sep24: 9. Aletter, W. “Falling Spray. Valse Caprice.” Piano. Sep24: 12. Allen, Thos. S. “Anita. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Sep24: 16. Norton, Harry. “Hurry. For General Use.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 13. Piano. Sep24: 20. Melody 8, no. 10 (October-November 1924) 159

Cobb, George L. “That Hindu Rag.” Piano. ON24: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Drifting Leaves. Morceau Sentimentale.” Piano. ON24: 12. Norton, Harry. “Agitato Mysterioso.” Jacobs’ Incidental Music no. 14. Piano. ON24: 16. Grey, Frank H. “Love in Venice. Valse Lento.” Piano. ON24: 17.

Melody 8, no. 11 (December 1924) Eno, Paul. “Chimney Corner. Dance Grotesque.” Piano. Dec24: 9. Wood, Carl Paige. “Idle Hours. Waltz.” Piano. Dec24: 12. Weidt, A. J. “Queen City. March.” Piano. Dec24: 18.

Melody 9, no. 1 (January 1925) del Castillo, L. G. “Slumber Boat. Barcarolle.” Piano. Jan25: 9. Cobb, George L. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 1: Static and Code.” Piano. Jan25: 12. Frazee, Gerald. “Vim and Vigor. March.” Piano. Jan25: 15. Kenney, Cady C. “Three Sketches from Old Mexico. No. 1: Flower Girl.” Piano. Jan25: 18.

Melody 9, no. 2 (February 1925) Cobb, George L. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 2: Hop House Blues.” Piano. Feb25: 9. Bath, George. “Little Italy.” Piano. Feb25: 11. Kenney, Cady C. “Three Sketches from Old Mexico. No. 2: In the Floating Gardens.” Piano. Feb25: 13. Bertram, Frank R. “The Line-Up. March.” Piano. Feb25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 3 (March 1925) Cobb, George L. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 3: Owl on the Organ.” Piano. Mar25: 9. Flath, F. Hans. “Woodland Sprites. Novelette Caprice.” Piano. Mar25: 11. Kenney, Cady C. “Three Sketches from Old Mexico. No. 3: Serenade.” Piano. Mar25: 13. Rolfe, Walter. “Bashful Bumpkin. A Rube Dance.” Piano. Mar25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 4 (April 1925) Cobb, George L. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 4: Savannah Sunset.” Piano. Apr25: 9. Leigh, Norman. “Pensée Romantique.” Piano. Apr25: 11. Kenney, Cady C. “Sleepy Afternoon.” Piano. Apr25: 13. Weidt, A. J. “Carita. Danse Sepana.” Piano. Apr25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 5 (May 1925) Leigh, Norman. “Woodland Dance.” Piano. May25: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Officers’ Night. Valse Militaire.” Piano. May25: 11. Stoughton, R. S. “Luanita. A Tahitian Dance.” Piano. May25: 13. Weidt, A. J. “Down Main Street. March.” Piano. May25: 15. 160

Melody 9, no. 6 (June 1925) Leigh, Norman. “Souvenir d’Amour.” Piano. Jun25: 9. Cobb, George L. “Chromatic Capers.” Piano. Jun25: 11. Hersom, Frank E. “Laughter.” Piano. Jun25: 13. Weidt, A. J. “The Tall Cedars. March.” Piano. Jun25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 7 (July 1925) Hersom, Frank E. “Heads Up. March.” Piano. Jul25: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Ninette. Valse Parisienne.” Piano. Jul25: 11. Keith, Lester W. “Dainty Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul25: 13. Hersom, Frank E. “Dream Dance. Novelette.” Piano. Jul25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 8 (August 1925) Weidt, A. J. “Just a Memory. Reverie.” Piano. Aug25: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “From Flower to Flower. Butterfly Dance.” Piano. Aug25: 11. Allen, Thos. S. “The Battle Royal. March.” Piano. Aug25: 13. Leigh, Norman. “Songe d’Amour.” Piano. Jul25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 9 (September 1925) Hellard, Robert A. “Lovey-Dovey. Intermezzo.” Piano. Sep25: 9. Allen, Thos. S. “Mountain Laurel. Waltz.” Piano. Sep25: 11. Leigh, Norman. “Love in a Toy Shop.” Piano. Sep25: 13. Morse, Arthur C. “Teetotum. March.” Piano. Sep25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 10 (October 1925) Stoughton, R. S. “Madcap October. Novelette.” Piano. Oct25: 9. Samuels, C. C. “Circus Maximus. Galop.” Piano. Oct25: 11. Weidt, A. J. “Dance of the Teddy Bears.” Piano. Oct25: 13. Schubert, Hugh W. “On the Alert. March.” Piano. Oct25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 11 (November 1925) Leigh, Norman. “In the Spring.” Piano. Nov25: 9. Allen, Thos. S. “The Naval Parade. March.” Piano. 9.11.11. Stoughton, R. S. “Jacinta. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Nov25: 13. Stoughton, R. S. “Miss Mardi Gras. March.” Piano. Nov25: 15.

Melody 9, no. 12 (December 1925) Bradshaw, Kenneth Woody. “The Flirtation. Scene de Ballet.” Piano. Dec25: 9. Crosby, H. J. “The Fighting Yanks. March.” Piano. Dec25: 11. Wagner, Joseph F. “Overture Miniature.” Piano. Dec25: 13. Leigh, Norman. “Chanson Argentine.” Piano. Dec25: 15. Melody 10, no. 1 (January 1926) Derwin, J. J. “A Stroll Through Cairo. Egyptian Patrol.” Piano. Jan26: 9. 161

Leigh, Norman. “Just Two (À Deux).” Piano. Jan26: 11. Weidt, A. J. “My Lady Jazz. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan26: 13. Mutchler, E. “Mobilization. March.” Piano. Jan26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 2 (February 1926) Hersom, Frank E. “Fireside Fancies. Romance.” Piano. Feb26: 9. Caldwell, Jane. “Gang Way! Galop.” Piano. Feb26: 11. Cobb, George L. “Remembrance.” Piano. Feb26: 13. Morse, Arthur C. “The Battling Line. March.” Piano. Feb26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 3 (March 1926) Loar, Lloyd. “Marche Carnavale.” Piano. Mar26: 9. Larson, Earl Roland. “A Venetian Night. Romance.” Piano. Mar26: 11. Cobb, George L. “‘Old Ironsides.’ March.” Piano. Mar26: 13. Leigh, Norman. “Chant d’Avril.” Piano. Mar26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 4 (April 1926) Hahn, George. “Mignon’s Lament. Poem Intime.” Piano. Apr26: 9. Clark, C. Fred’k. “Mile-A-Minute. Galop.” Piano. Apr26: 11. Leigh, Norman. “A Romance in Bisque.” Piano. Apr26: 13. Weidt, A. J. “Health and Wealth. Overture.” Piano. Apr26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 5 (May 1926) Leigh, Norman. “Cherie.” Piano. May26: 9. Allen, Thos. S. “Blue Streak. Galop.” Piano. May26: 11. Weidt, A. J. “Shattered Dreams. Reverie.” Piano. May26: 13. Weidt, A. J. “El Dorado. Danse Tango.” Piano. May26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 6 (June 1926) Stoughton, R. S. “Little Miss Puck.” Piano. Jun26: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Shimmering Shadows.” Piano. Jun26: 11. McGrath, F. T. “Cannibal Chief. Fiji Dance.” Piano. Jun26: 13. Leigh, Norman. “Coquetry.” Piano. Jun26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 7 (July 1926) Kenney, Cady C. “Buffalo Hunt. An Indian Episode.” Piano. Jul26: 9. McNeil, J. Chas. “Syncopet. Blues.” Piano. Jul26: 11. Leigh, Norman. “Serenade Basque.” Piano. Jul26: 13. Hersom, Frank E. “Spanish Lace.” Piano. Jul26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 8 (August 1926) Ballard, B. Beck. “American Bravery. March.” Piano. Aug26: 9. Hersom, Frank E. “Capricious Oread. A Woodland Episode.” Piano. Aug26: 11. Bertram, Frank R. “Flower of Youth. Waltz.” Piano. Aug26: 13. 162

Leigh, Norman. “La Morenita. Moment Tangoesque.” Piano, voice. Aug26: 15.

Melody 10, no. 9 (September 1926) Cobb, George L. “Power and Glory. Processional March.” Piano. Sep26: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Lolita. Argentine Tango.” Piano. Sep26: 11. Babb, A. A. “On the Mill Dam. Galop.” Piano. Sep26: 13. Bath, Gomer. “At Night.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Sep26: 16.

Melody 10, no. 10 (October 1926) Stoughton, R. S. “Tallahassee Nights. A Creole Bacchanale.” Piano. Oct26: 9. Frazee, Gerald. “Before the ‘Mike.’ Radio March.” Piano. Oct26: 11. Cobb, George L. “The Lion Tamer. Galop.” Piano. Oct26: 13. Bath, Gomer. “Graceful Dance.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Oct26: 16.

Melody 10, no. 11 (November 1926) Wight, Frederick Coit. “Scènes Caranavales. Fantasie.” Piano. Nov26: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Lelawala. Indian Dance.” Piano. Nov26: 11. Clements, Bernisne G. “Melodie d’Amour.” Piano. Nov26: 13. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Indian Pipe.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Nov26: 16.

Melody 10, no. 12 (December 1926) Clements, Bernisne G. “Innocent Pastime. Morceau.” Piano. Dec26: 9. Stoughton, R. S. “Flying High. March.” Piano. Dec26: 11. Scholes, V. N. “The Limited Express.” Piano. Dec26: 13. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Laurestine.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Dec26: 16.

Melody 11, no. 1 (January 1927) Leigh, Norman. “Paquita. Canción Argentina.” Piano. Jan27: 25. Cobb, George L. “Hero of the Game. March.” Piano. Jan27: 27. Weidt, A. J. “Breath of Spring. Characteristic Dance.” Piano. Jan27: 29. Bath, Gomer. “Chatter.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Jan27: 32. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Moon Flower.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Jan27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 2 (February 1927) Cobb, George L. “The Tipster. Eccentric March.” Piano. Feb27: 25. Hersom, Frank E. “A Soliloquy.” Piano. Feb27: 27. Larson, Earl Roland. “Fancy Free. Rondo Joyeux.” Piano. Feb27: 29. Bath, Gomer. “Dispute.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Feb27: 32. Larson, Earl Roland. “The Enchanted Grotto.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Feb27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 3 (March 1927) Kenney, Cady C. “In the Morning Sun. Caprice. “ Piano. Mar27: 25. Hersom, Frank E. “Wistful Ways.” Piano. Mar27: 27. 163

Loar, Lloyd. “Wild Horses. Galop.” Piano. Mar27: 29. Leigh, Norman. “The Chase.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. Mar27: 32. Larson, Earl Roland. “Autumn Color.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1. Piano. Mar27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 4 (April 1927) Kenney, Cady C. “In a Mexican Café.” Piano. Apr27: 25. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “In a Woodland Vale.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 9. Piano. Apr27: 27. Spaulding, V. M. and C. R. “Cherrytime. Gavotte.” Piano. Apr27: 29. Larson, Earl Roland. “Romany.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. Apr27: 32. Leigh, Norman. “Playful Moments.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. Apr27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 5 (May 1927) Grey, Frank H. “Sunny Sicily. Overture.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 1. Piano. May27: 25. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “A Drowsy Afternoon. Idyl.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. Piano. May27: 27. Laval, Leon. “Bloom of Youth. Caprice.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. Piano. May27: 29. Leigh, Norman. “Lament.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. May27: 32. Larson, Earl Roland. “Dance Mystique.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. May27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 6 (June 1927) Grey, Frank H. “Lazy Waters. Barcarolle.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. June27: 25. Luscomb, Fred. “The Praetorian Guard. Triumphal March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Six-Eight Marches, no. 8. Piano. June27: 27. Florin, Ed M. “Bathing Beauties. Novelette.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. Piano. June27: 29. Bath, Gomer. “Intrigue.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 3. Piano. June27: 31.

Melody 11, no. 7 (July 1927) Bath, Gomer. “Serenade Romantique.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jul27: 25. Cobb, George L. “Procrastination Rag.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jul27: 27. Grey, Frank H. “Dance of the Parasols.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jul27: 29. Leigh, Norman. “Puppets.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. Jul27: 32. Larson, Earl Roland. “Whitecaps.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2. Piano. Jul27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 8 (August 1927) Benkhart, G. “Jinrikisha. Scéne Japanese.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Aug27: 25. Hersom, Frank E. “Summer Sky. Idyl.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Aug27: 27. Bull, Harry P. “La Petite Danseuse. Valse Caprice.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Aug27: 29. Rolfe, Walter. “Dance Primitive.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. X. Piano. Aug27: 32. Leigh, Norman. “Minuet Triste.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. X. Piano. Aug27: 34. Melody 11, no. 9 (September 1927) Kenney, Cady C. “Femininity Valsette.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 11, no. 1. Piano. Sep27: 25. 164

Smith, Walter Wallace. “On the Nile. Egyptian Serenade.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 13, no. 3. Piano. Sep27: 27. Boehnlein, Victor G. “Hi! Hi! Galop.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Galops, vol. 4, no. 2. Piano. Sep27: 29. Larson, Earl Roland. “Winter Landscape.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 4, no. 3. Piano. Sep27: 32. Rolfe, Walter. “Sorrow.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2, no. 4. Piano. Sep27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 10 (October 1927) del Castillo, L. G. “The Passing Caravan. A Desert Episode.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 15. Piano. Oct27: 25. Weidt, A. J. “Gloriana. Overture.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 10, no. 3. Piano. Oct27: 27. Rolfe, Walter, “Enticement. Caprice Eccentric.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 12, no. 3. Piano. Oct27: 29. Stoughton, R. S. “Roman Procession.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 1, no. 2. Piano. Oct27: 32. Stoughton, R. S. “Idle Gossip.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 5. Piano. Oct27: 34.

Melody 11, no. 11 (November 1927) Rolfe, Walter, “Confidantes. Novelette.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 14, no. 1. Piano. Nov27: 25. Allen, Thos. S. “Gen. Mixup, U.S.A. Characteristic March.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Nov27: 27. Larson, Earl Roland. “La Mantilla. Spanish Serenade.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 15. Piano. Nov27: 29. Leigh, Norman. “Peasant Dance.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. X. Piano. Nov27: 31. Stoughton, R. S. “A Haunted House.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. X. Piano. Nov27: 33. Crosby, H. J. “The Fighting Yanks. March.” Jacobs’ Loose Leaf Collection of Marches, no. 1, no. 14. Piano. Nov27: 38. Bath, Gomer. “Serenade Romantique.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Nov27: 40.

Melody 11, no. 12 (December 1927) Stoughton, R. S. “Myrna.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 16. Piano. Dec27: 25. Weidt, A. J. “Junior High. March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Common-Time Marches, vol. 5, no. 1. Piano. Dec27: 27. Rolfe, Walter, “The Sorcerer. Tango Argentine.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 11, no. 3. Piano. Dec27: 29. Stoughton, R. S. “Dramatic Tension.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 3, no. 1. Piano. Dec27: 31. Stoughton, R. S. “Danse Ancienne.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 4, no. 5. Piano. Dec27: 33. Yradier, [Sebastián]. “La Paloma (The Dove). Spanish Serenade.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Dec27: 36. Cobb, George L. “Dance of the Maniacs.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Dec27: 38. Hersom, Frank E. “Braziliana. Morceau Characteristique.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Dec27: 40.

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Melody 12, no. 1 (January 1928) Leigh, Norman. “Charm.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jan28: 25. McNeil, J. Chas. “Syncorient. Blues.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jan28: 27. Stoughton, R. S. “The Lure of Souls.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. X. Piano. Jan28: 29. Klickmann, F. Henri (music) and Virginia McDonald (words). “Lady Moon. Waltz Song.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Jan28: 31. Brown, Arnold. “Cathedral Chimes. Reverie.” Piano. Jan28: 36. Cobb, George L. “Broken China. Oriental Novelty.” Piano. Jan28: 38. Kendall, Edwin F. “The Bedouin. An Oriental Patrol.” Piano. Jan28: 46.

Melody 12, no. 2 (February 1928) Stoughton, R. S. “Ramleyah. Egyptian Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 15, no. 2. Piano. Feb28: 25. Leigh, Norman. “Moment Gracieux.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 16, no. 3. Piano. Feb28: 27. Stoughton, R. S. “A Lime House Night.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 2, no. 2. Piano. Feb28: 29. McNeil, J. Chas. “Synconia. Blues.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Feb28: 31. Stoughton, R. S. “Scene Tragique.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 4, no. 1. Piano. Feb28: 35. Allen, Thos. S. “Dance of the Lunatics. An Idiotic Rave.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Feb28: 44.

Melody 12, no. 3 (March 1928) Frazee, Gerald. “Melodie Mignonne.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 16, no. 1. Piano. Mar28: 25. Rolfe, Walter. “Danse Grotesque.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 10, no. 2. Piano. Mar28: 27. Stoughton, R. S. “In a Sorcerer’s Chamber.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 5, no. 1. Piano. Mar28: 29. Wyman, Bob. “The Comet. Galop.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Galops, vol. 4, no. 3. Piano. Mar28: 31. Cobb, George L. “After-Glow. A Tone Picture.” Piano. Mar28: 34. Leigh, Norman. “Love’s Yearning.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 6, no. 2. Piano. Mar28: 35. Allen, Thos. S. “Anita. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Mar28: 38. Hahn, George. “Army Frolic. March.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Mar28: 40.

Melody 12, no. 4 (April 1928) Cobb, George L. “Blue Egypt.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Apr28: 33. Stoughton, R. S. “A Tragic Love Tryst.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 6, no. 5. Piano. Apr28: 35. Porter, Lew and Sam A. Perry. “Love’s First Kiss.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Apr28: 37. Cobb, George L. “Cubistic Rag.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Rags, vol. 4, no. 1. Piano. Apr28: 39. Frazee, Gerald. “Castilian Beauty. Spanish Serenade.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Apr28: 42. Cobb, George L. “Carnival Revels. Dance.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Apr28: 44. Stoughton, R. S. “A Sinister Event.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 6, no. 3. Piano. Apr28: 45. Leigh, Norman. “Chant Sans Paroles.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Apr28: 48.

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Melody 12, no. 5 (May 1928) Larson, Earl Roland. “Solitude.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. May28: 25. Hersom, Frank E. “Afahe. Japanese Lullaby.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. May28: 27. Hildreth, R. E. “Glorietta. Spansh Serenade.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. May28: 29. Van Ness, Edgar. “No. 1. Ace of the Air. March.” Piano. May28: 31. Cobb, George L. “Cheops. Egyptian Intermezzo. (Two-Step).” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 5, no. 3. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. May28: 34. Frank, Chas. “The Chirpers. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. May28: 36. Clements, Bernisne G. “Butterflies. Morceau Mignon.” Piano. May28: 38. Bigelow, F. E. “The NC-4. March.” Jacob’s Loose Leaf Collection of Marches no. 3. Piano. May28: 40.

Melody 12, no. 6 (June 1928) Stoughton, R. S. “Haidée. Valse Orientale.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jun28: 25. Hersom, Frank E. “The Alluring Tambourine. Spanish Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jun28: 27. Grey, Frank H. “Neck and Neck. Galop.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Galops, vol. 4, no. 4. Piano. Jun28: 29. Larson, Earl Roland. “Canoe Trails.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Jun28: 31. Stoughton, R. S. “In a Smuggler’s Cave.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 6, no. 1. Piano. Jun28: 33. Phile, J. Ernest. “Cloud-Chief. Two-Step Intermezzo.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jun28: 36. Hersom, Frank E. “Chow Mein. A Chinese Episode.” Piano. Jun28: 40.

Melody 12, no. 7 (July 1928) Hersom, Frank E. “Scintillating Sandals. Japanese Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 17, no. 3. Piano. Jul28: 25. Bath, Gomer. “Dramatic Appassionato.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 7, no. 1. Piano. Jul28: 27. Larson, Earl Roland. “Cartoon Capers.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 18, no. 2. Piano. Jul28: 29. McNeil, J. Chas. “Syncoblue. Blues.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 18, no. 3. Piano. Jul28: 31. Liszt, Franz. “Consolation No. 6.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jul28: 34. Keith, Lester W. “Dainty Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul28: 36. Hollowell, Bert. “Dream Faces. Reverie.” Piano. Jul28: 38. Leigh, Norman. “Danse Moderne.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jul28: 40.

Melody 12, no. 8 (August 1928) Levan, J. Carroll. “Bayou Legend. A Bit of Romantic Syncopation.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 17, no. 5. Piano. Aug28: 25. Gibb, Robert W. “At the Fountain.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 20, no. 1. Piano. Aug28: 27. 167

Larson, Earl Roland. “The Distant Shore.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 7, no. 5. Piano. Aug28: 29. Wood, Carl Paige. “On the Bleachers. March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Common-Time Marches, vol. 5, no. 2. Piano. Aug28: 31. Morse, Arthur C. “Æolus. March.” Piano. Aug28: 34. Clements, Bernisne G. “Enchanted Moments. Idyll d’Amour.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Aug28: 36. Hersom, Frank E. “Love Notes. Valse.” Piano. Aug28: 38.

Melody 12, no. 9 (September 1928) Leigh, Norman. “Ma Mie.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Concert Miscellany, Vol 4. Sep28: 9. Gibb, Robert W. “Youth Triumphant. Overture.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 17, no. 2. Piano. Sep28: 25. Kenney, Cady C. “A Floating Scarf.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 21, no. 3. Piano. Sep28: 27. Leigh, Norman. “Antoinette. Intermezzo Moderne.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 21. Piano. Sep28: 29. Stoughton, R. S. “Chinese March.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 19, no. 2. Piano. Sep28: 31. Rolfe, Walter. “Ah Sin. Eccentric Two-Step Novelty.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Sep28: 34. Flath, P. Hans. “A Dream of Spring. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Sep28: 36. Allen, Thos. S. “The Myriad Dancer. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Sep28: 38.

Melody 12, no. 10 (October 1928) Frazee, Gerald F. “Land of Romance. Overture from an Operetta.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 20, no. 3. Piano. Oct28: 25. Bath, Gomer. “Dramatic Andante.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 7, no. 4. Piano. Oct28: 27. Larson, Earl Roland. “Japanese Lanterns.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 20, no. 4. Piano. Oct28: 29. Scherzinger, Victor L. (music and words). “An Old Adobe.” Piano, voice. Oct28: 31. Rubenstein, A. “Melody in F. A Little Stunt for Left Hand Only.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Oct28: 36. Norton, Harry. “Dramatic Tension.” No. 11 [undetermined]. Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Oct28: 38.

Melody 12, no. 11 (November 1928) Hersom, Frank E. “Peeping Pansies. A Garden Episode.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 21, no. 1. Piano. Nov28: 25. Kenney, Cady C. “La Serape. Mexican Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 17, no. 4. Piano. Nov28: 27. Stoughton, R. S. “Revolution.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 7, no. 3. Piano. Nov28: 29. Kepper, Charles (music and words). “Love’s Melody.” Piano, voice. Nov28: 31. Stoughton, R. S. “Appassionato Tragique.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 7, no. 6. Piano. Nov28: 35.

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Melody 12, no. 12 (December 1928) Kenney, Cady C. “Cañon Shadows. A Mountain Idyl.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 19, no. 3. Piano. Dec28: 25. Lynn, Litta. “A Dream, op. 21.” Piano. Dec28: 27. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Berceuse Russe.” Piano. Dec28: 29. Welles, Ernest H. “The Clock. Descriptive.” Piano. Dec28: 32.

Melody 13, no. 1 (January 1929) Stoughton, R. S. “The Witch and the Moon. Novelty Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 18, no. 1. Piano. Jan29: 25. Larson, Earl Roland. “Vivacity.” Jacobs’ Cinema Sketches, vol. 7, no. 2. Piano. Jan29: 27. Leigh, Norman. “Pearl-Feather. Indian Intermezzo.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 21, no. 4. Piano. Jan29: 29. Rolfe, Walter. “The Portly Major. March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Six-Eight Marches, Vol. 9, no.2. Piano. Jan29: 31. Cobb, George L. “Brass Buttons. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Jan29: 34. Allen, Thos. S. “Girl of the Orient. Persian Dance.” Piano. Jan29: 36. Leigh, Norman. “Moment Gai.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jan29: 38.

Melody 13, no. 2 (February 1929) Stoughton, R. S. “Ashtoreth. In the Sacred Groves of Ascalon.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. 21, no. 2. Piano. Feb29: 25. Levan, J. Carroll. “Gypsy Dance.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Feb29: 27. Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Melodie Mignonne.” Piano. Feb29: 29. Stoughton, R. S. “Miss Frivolity. March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Common-Time Marches, vol. 5, no 3. Piano. Feb29: 31. Allen, Thos. S. “Convention City. March.” Jacobs’ Loose Leaf Collection of Marches, no. 2. Piano. Feb29: 34. Frazee, Gerald. “Meditation. Valse Poetique.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Feb29: 40.

Melody 13, no. 3 (March 1929) Cobb, George L. “Snuggle Pup.” Piano. Mar29: 25. Levan, J. Carroll. “Zora. An Oriental Sketch.” Jacobs’ Musical Mosaics, vol. X. Piano. Mar29: 27. Deveaux, Jules. “Love-in-a-Mist, op.41. Gavotte Intermezzo.” Piano. Mar29: 29. Young, Chas. A. “Riverdale. March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Six-Eight Marches, vol. 9, no 1. Piano. Mar29: 31. Schumann, R. “Romanze.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Mar29: 31.

Melody 13, no. 4 (April 1929) Frazee, Gerald F. “Autumn Moods. Capriccio.” Piano. Apr29: 25. Stoughton, R. S. “Havana Nights. Cuban Dance.” Piano. Apr29: 27. Lemont, Wilmot. “The Caress, op. 6, no. 5.” Piano. Apr29: 30. Friedman, Leo. “Sand Dance. Moonlight on the Suwanee.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Characteristic and Descriptive Pieces, vol. 1, no. 2. Piano. Apr29: 31. 169

Weidt, A. J. “Queen City” March.” Solo tenor banjo, first tenor and plectrum banjos. Apr29: 38. Schumann, R. “Träumerei.” Arr. R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Apr29: 40.

Melody 13, no. 5 (May 1929) Hersom, Frank E. “Silver Wings.” Piano. May29: 25. Conte, Paolo. “A Twilight Dream, op. 57. Romance.” Piano. May29: 27. Stoughton, R. S. “A Dancer of Moods. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. May29: 29. Allen, Thos. S. “Big Ben. Descriptive. One-Step or Two-Step.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Characteristic and Descriptive Pieces, vol. 1, no. 1. Piano. May29: 31. Norton, Harry. “Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. May29: 34.

Melody 13, no. 6 (June 1929) Stoughton, R. S. “Sheila. Dance Novelty.” Piano. Jun29: 25. Flath, P. Hans. “A Summer Dream. Morceau Characteristic.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Novelettes, no. [sic: vol.] 1, no. 2. Piano. Jun29: 27. Allen, Thos. S. “Turkish Towel Rag. A Rub-Down.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Rags, vol. 1, no. 1. Piano. Jun29: 29. Davis, M. A. E. “Arbutus. Intermezzo.” Piano. Jun29: 31.

Melody 13, no. 7 (July 1929) Aletter, W. “Flirting Butterflies. Characteristic Morceau.” Piano. Jul29: 25. Manney, Charles Fonteyn. “Dialogue d’Amour, op. 25, no. 2.” Piano. Jul29: 27. Moret, Neil. “Dolores. March.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Common-Time Marches, vol. 1, no. 4. Piano. Jul29: 29. Tellier, Norman. “Sur l’Eau. op. 28. Barcarolle.” Piano. Jul29: 31. Norton, Harry. “Agitato. For Sudden Danger, Tumult, Struggle, Etc.” Piano. Jul29: 34. Norton, Harry. “Plaintive. Expressive of Wistful Scenes, Yearning, Etc.” Piano. Jul29: 38. Norton, Harry. “Mysterioso. For Stealthy Actions, Burglary, Etc.” Piano. Jul29: 40.

Melody 13, no. 8 (August 1929) Stoughton, R. S. “Sun-Tan. Novelty Dance.” Piano. Aug29: 25. Brown, Arthur L. “Les Bohemiens, op. 50. March.” Piano. Aug29: 27. Rolfe, Walter. “Parade of the Puppets. Marche Comique.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Characteristic and Descriptive Pieces, vol. 4, no. 1.” Piano. Aug29: 29. Huerter, Charles. “Old Lavender.” Piano. Aug29: 31. Norton, Harry. “Furioso. For Storm, Combat, Battle, Etc.” Piano. Aug29: 34.

Melody 13, no. 9 (September 1929) Frazee, Gerald F. “Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary. March.” Piano. Sep29: 25. Penn, Arthur A. “Flickering Firelight. Shadow Dance.” Jacobs’ Piano Folio of Novelettes, no. [sic: vol.] 1, no. 1. Piano. Sep29: 27. Lavallee, C. “Overture. The Bridal Rose.” Piano. Sep29: 29. Norton, Harry. “Agitato. For General Use.” Piano. Sep29: 36. Norton, Harry. “Love Theme.” Piano. Sep29: 38. 170

Norton, Harry. “Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Sep29: 40.

Melody 13, no. 10 (October 1929) Borch, Gaston. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 1: On the Trail.” Piano. Oct29: 25. Cobb, George L. “The Faun. Dance.” Piano. Oct29: 27. Hildreth, R. E. “Folk Songs of America” [“Old Folks at Home” (Foster); “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” (Lambert); “Aura Lee” (Unknown); “Old Oaken Bucket” (Woodworth); “Listen to the Mocking Bird” (Hawthorne); “The Quilting Party” (Unknown); “Wait for the Wagon” (Buckley); “My Old Kentucky Home” (Foster). Piano, voice. Oct29: 29. Norton, Harry. “Pathètique.” Piano. Oct29: 38.

Melody 13, no. 11 (November 1929) Borch, Gaston. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 2: At Night (and Lullaby).” Piano. Nov29: 25. Repper, Charles. “Brass Buttons.” Piano. Nov29: 27. Manney, Charles Fonteyn. “Jeunesse. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. Nov29: 29. Leigh, Norman. “Musadora Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Nov29: 31.

Melody 13, no. 12 (December 1929) Borch, Gaston. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 3. Morning Song.” Piano. Dec29: 25. Repper, Charles. “Chinese Red.” Piano. Dec29: 27. Stoughton, R. S. “Nuit de Chine. Valse Langoureuse.” Piano. Dec29: 29. Huerter, Charles. “Seen in the Embers.” Piano. De29: 31. Norton, Harry. “Combat.” Piano. Dec29: 38.

Melody 14, no. 1 (January 1930) Borch, Gaston. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 4. Young Braces.” Piano. Jan30: 25. del Castillo, L. G. “Briar and Heather. Novelette.” Piano. Jan30: 27. von Flotow, F. “Melodies from Martha.” Arr. by R. E. Hildreth. Piano. Jan30: 29.

Melody 14, no. 2 (February 1930) Conte, Paolo. “Song Without Words, op. 74.” Piano. Feb30: 25. Repper, Charles. “Far Away Isles.” Piano, voice. Feb30: 27. Leigh, Norman. “Shadowgraphs. Scènes des Silhouettes.” Piano. Feb30: 29. Cobb, George L. “Blue Sunshine. Waltz.” Piano. Feb30: 31. Norton, Harry. “Dramatic Tension.” Piano. Feb30: 38.

Melody 14, no. 3 (March 1930) Rolfe, Walter. “Rustic Twilight. Reverie.” Piano. Mar30: 25. Frazee, Gerald F. “Dance of the Camel Drivers.” Piano. Mar30: 27. Hersom, Frank E. “Cupid Enters. Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Mar30: 29. Cobb, George L. “Feeding the Kitty. Rag One-Step.” Piano. Mar30: 31. Gibb, Robert W. “Music Box.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 15. Piano, violin. Mar30: 34. 171

Gibb, Robert W. “The Princess.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 16. Piano, violin. Mar30: 36. Gibb, Robert W. “Our Class. March” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 21. Piano, violin. Mar30: 40.

Melody 14, no. 4 (April 1930) Leigh, Norman. “The Mandarin. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. Apr30: 25. Staas, Phil (music and words). “Some Day When Dreams Come True.” Piano, voice. Apr30: 27. Arnold, Wm. “Zeona. Waltzes.” Piano. Apr30: 29. Gibb, Robert W. “The Swing.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 7. Piano, violin. Apr30: 35. Gibb, Robert W. “Lullaby.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 8. Piano, violin. Apr30: 35. Gibb, Robert W. “On the Lake.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 3. Piano, violin. Apr30: 38. Gibb, Robert W. “Drummer Girl.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 4. Piano, violin. Apr30: 38.

Melody 14, no. 5 (May 1930) Smith, Ernest. “The Iron Trail. March.” Piano May30: 25. Cobb, George L. “Asia Minor. Fox Trot.” Piano. May30: 27. Wood, Carl Paige. “Idle Hours. Waltz.” Piano. May30: 29. Bigelow, F. E. (music) and Jack Yellen (words). “The Battle Song of Liberty.” Vocal adaptation by George L. Cobb. Piano, voice. May30: 35. Gibb, Robert W. “The Cloister.” In Melody Land: First Pieces for the Young Violinist, no. 11. Piano, violin. May30: 38.

Melody 14, no. 6 (June 1930) Leigh, Norman. “In the Bazaar. Morceau Orientale.” Piano. Jun30: 25. Rolfe, Walter (music) and Phil Staats (words). “Kiss of Spring.” Piano, voice. Jun30: 27. Arnold, Wm. “Dream Thoughts. Waltz.” Piano. Jun30: 29. Strong, Elizabeth. “Memories of Home. Reverie.” Piano. Jun30: 35.

Melody 14, no. 7 (July 1930) Frazee, Gerald. “Castilian Beauty. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Jul30: 25. Cobb, George L. “Frangipani. Chinese Fox-Trot.” Piano. Jul30: 27. Wegman, Frank. “Dance of the Pussy Willows.” Piano. Jul30: 29. Allen, Thos. S. “The Myriad Dancer. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul30: 31. Wyman, Bob (music) and George L. Cobb (words). “Columbia’s Call. March.” Piano. Jul30: 35.

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Music by Title

A “Á Jeanette. Chanson d’Amour.” Piano. Aug21: 15. “Ace of the Air. March.” Piano. May28: 31. “Adelaïde (Love Theme).” Piano. Jan19: 16; ON23: 16. “Æolus. March.” Piano. Aug28: 34. “Afahe. Japanese Lullaby.” Piano. May28: 27. “After-Glow. A Tone Picture.” Piano. Mar28: 34. “Agitato Mysterioso.” Piano. Jun18: 19; ON24: 16. “Agitato. For General Use.” Piano. Feb18: 23; May24: 19; Sep29: 36. “Agitato. For Sudden Danger, Tumult, Struggle, Etc.” Piano. Dec17: 27; Aug23: 20; Jul29: 34. “Agitato.” Piano. Oct18: 20. “Ah Sin. Eccentric Two-Step Novelty.” Piano. Sep28: 34. “Alhambra. One-Step.” Piano. Aug19: 14. “All Aboard for Rock-a-Bye-Baby. Lullaby.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 22. “All-of-a Twist. Rag (apologies to Dickens).” Piano. Feb20: 18. “Alluring Tambourine, The. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Jun28: 27. “Almond Eyes. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug21: 9. “A-M-E-R-I-C-A Means ‘I Love You, My Yankee Land.’” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Dec17: 28. “American Ace, The. March.” Piano. Sep19: 9. “American Bravery. March.” Piano. Aug26: 9. “American Broadcast, The. March.” Piano. Mar24: 9. “Amonestra. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul20: 18. “An African Smile. Characteristic March.” Piano. Jul24: 16. “An Old Adobe.” Piano, voice. Oct28: 31. “Anita. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Sep24: 16; Mar28: 38. “Antar. Intermezzo Oriental.” Piano. Sep22: 18. “Antoinette. Intermezzo Moderne.” Piano. Sep28: 29. “Any Old Town can be Heaven for You.” Piano. Feb17: 26. “Appassionato Tragique.” Piano. Nov28: 35. “Appassionato. For Emotional Love Scenes.” Piano. Jul18: 16. “Arabella.” Piano, voice. Apr20: 9. “Arbutus. Intermezzo.” Piano. Jun29: 31. “Are You Lonesome?” Piano, voice. Feb17: 17. “Army Frolic. March.” Piano. Jan22: 9; Mar28: 40. “Around the Sundial. Capriccio.” Piano. Dec22: 16. “Ashes of Dreams. Waltz Ballad.” Piano, voice. Jul17: 24; Oct22: 16. “Ashes of My Heart, The.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 23. “Ashtoreth. In the Sacred Groves of Ascalon.” Piano. Feb29: 25. “Asia Minor. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul21: 12; May30: 27. “At Night.” Piano. Sep26: 16.

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“At Nod. Galop.” Piano. Jan22: 16. “At the Broadway Chicken Show.” Piano. Jul19: 20. “At the Fountain.” Piano. Aug28: 27. “At the Wedding. March.” Oct17: 18. “At Thy Feet (Dramatic Tension).” Piano. Mar19: 16; Mar24: 16. “Au Revoir, But Not Good Bye, Soldier Boy.” Piano. Jul18: 20. “Autumn Color.” Piano. Mar27: 34. “Autumn Moods. Capriccio.” Piano. Apr29: 25. “Aviator, The. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Jun24: 16.

B “Barcelona Beauties. Waltz.” Piano. Sep17: 21. “Bashful Bumpkin. A Rube Dance.” Piano. Mar25: 15. “Bathing Beauties. Novelette.” Piano. June27: 29. “Battle Royal, The. March.” Piano. Aug25: 13. “Battle Song of Liberty, The.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 17; Oct18: 18; May30: 35. “Battling Line, The. March.” Piano. Feb26: 15. “Bayou Legend. A Bit of Romantic Syncopation.” Piano. Aug28: 25. “Beautiful Girl of Somewhere.” Piano, voice. Dec17: 13. “Beautiful Visions. Reverie.” Piano. Dec19: 18. “Bedouin, The. An Oriental Patrol.” Piano. Jan28: 46. “Before the ‘Mike.’ Radio March.” Piano. Oct26: 11. “Berceuse Russe.” Piano. Dec28: 29. “Bermuda Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug19: 9. “Big Ben. Descriptive. One-Step or Two-Step.” Piano. May29: 31. “Big White Top. Galop.” Piano. Sep21: 18. “Bit o’ Rag, A.” Piano. Sep19: 20. “Blithesome Strains. Waltz.” Piano. Aug20: 14. “Bloom of Youth. Caprice.” Piano. May27: 29. “Blue Egypt.” Piano. Apr28: 33. “Blue Streak. Galop.” Piano. May2611. “Blue Sunshine. Waltz.” Piano. Nov17: 18; Feb30: 31. “Bohunkus. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. Mar20: 9. “Bone-Head Blues. Jazz Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb17: 19. “Boodiewah.” Piano, voice. Aug19: 12; Oct19: 20. “Brass Buttons. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Jan29: 34. “Brass Buttons.” Piano. Nov29: 27. “Braziliana. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Mar22: 12; Dec27: 40. “Breakers, The. March.” Piano. Apr23: 15. “Breakfast for Two. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jun22: 16. “Breath o’ June. Waltz.” Piano. Dec17: 22. “Breath of Spring. Characteristic Dance.” Piano. Jan27: 29. “Briar and Heather. Novelette.” Piano. Feb22: 12; Jan30: 27. “Broken China. Oriental Novelty.” Piano. Mar22: 9; Jan28: 38.

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“Burglar Blues.” Piano. Jul22: 16. “Butterflies. Morceau Mignon.” Piano. Apr18: 14; May28: 38. “Butterfly, The. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Nov19: 14. “By An Old Mill Stream.” Piano. May23: 16.

C “Cabaret Capers.” Parisian March.” Piano. May24: 16. “Calcutta. Oriental Fox Trot.” Piano. Nov18: 9. “Campmeetin’ Echoes. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb21: 18. “Cannibal Chief. Fiji Dance.” Piano. Jun26: 13. “Canoe Trails.” Piano. Jun28: 31. “Capriccio in A Minor. (Furioso).” Piano. May19: 18. “Capricious Oread. A Woodland Episode.” Piano. Aug26: 11. “Caress, The, op. 6, no. 5.” Piano. Apr29: 30. “Carita. Danse Sepana.” Piano. Apr25: 15. “Carnival Revels.” Piano. Sep22: 15; Apr28: 44. “Carroltonian, The. March.” Piano. Jun23: 9. “Cartoon Capers.” Piano. Jul28: 29. “Castilian Beauty. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Mar21: 12; Apr28: 42; Jul30: 25. “Cathedral Chimes. Reverie.” Piano. Jan28: 36. “Chanson Argentine.” Piano. Dec25: 15. “Chant d’Avril.” Piano. Mar26: 15. “Chant Sans Paroles.” Piano. Sep22: 12; Apr28: 48. “Charm.” Piano. Jan28: 25. “Chase, The.” Piano. Mar27: 32. “Chatter.” Piano. Jan27: 32. “Cheops. Egyptian Intermezzo.” Piano. May17: 27; May28: 34. “Cherie.” Piano. May269. “Cherrytime. Gavotte.” Piano. Apr27: 29. “Cherrytime. Gavotte.” Piano. Apr27: 29. “Chimney Corner. Dance Grotesque.” Piano. Dec24: 9. “Chinese March.” Piano. Sep28: 31. “Chinese Red.” Piano. Dec29: 27. “Chirpers, The. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. May28: 36. “Chow Mein. A Chinese Episode.” Piano. Oct19: 14; Jun28: 40. “Chromatic Capers.” Piano. Jun25: 11. “Circus Maximus. Galop.” Piano. Oct25: 11. “Clock, The. Descriptive.” Piano. Dec28: 32. “Cloister, The.” Piano, violin. May30: 38. “Cloud-Chief. Two-Step Intermezzo.” Piano. Jun28: 36. “Columbia’s Call. March with Singing Chorus.” Piano, voices. Jul17: 17. “Combat.” Piano. Apr18: 19; Jul24: 19; Dec29: 38. “Commander, The. March.” Piano. Jan19: 14 “Commander. March, The.” Piano. Jan19: 14

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“Conchita. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Dec23: 9. “Confidantes. Novelette.” Piano. Nov27: 25. “Consolation No. 6.” Piano. Jul28: 34. “Convention City. March.” Piano. Feb29: 34. “Coquetry.” Piano. Jun26: 15. “Cortege of the Cyclops.” Piano. Sep24: 9. “Cracked Ice Rag.” Piano. Jul18: 9. “Cross-Country. March.” Piano. Jan24: 16. “’Cross the Rockies. March.” Piano. May23: 9. “Crystal Currents.” Piano. Jan17: 26. “Cubistic Rag.” Piano. Apr28: 39. “Cuddle-Up Bay.” Piano, voice. Jun20: 12. “Cuddle-Up Bay.” Piano, voice. Jun20: 12. “Cupid Astray. Waltz.” Piano. Feb20: 9. “Cupid Enters. Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Sep21: 18; Mar30: 27.

D “D-I-X-I-E R-O-S-E. (Dixie Rose).” Piano. Oct19: 12. “Dainty Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul25: 13; Jul28: 36. “Dance Mystique.” Piano. May27: 34. “Dance of the Camel Drivers.” Piano. Mar30: 27. “Dance of the Lunatics. An Idiotic Rave.” Piano. Feb28: 44. “Dance of the Maniacs.” Piano. Dec27: 38. “Dance of the Morning Glories. Characteristic.” Piano. Nov17: 15. “Dance of the Parasols.” Piano. Jul27: 29. “Dance of the Peacocks. Caprice.” Piano. Aug22: 16. “Dance of the Pussy Willows.” Piano. Dec17: 18; Jul30: 29. “Dance of the Satyrs.” Piano. May24: 9. “Dance of the Skeletons. Descriptive.” Piano. Feb18: 18. “Dance of the Teddy Bears.” Piano. Oct25: 13. “Dance Primitive.” Piano. Aug27: 32. “Danse Ancienne.” Piano. Dec27: 33. “Danse Gracieuse.” Piano. Jun21: 12. “Danse Grotesque.” Piano. Mar28: 27. “Danse Moderne.” Piano. Sep21: 12; Jul28: 40. “Darkey’s Dream, The. Characteristic Barn Dance.” Piano. Apr19: 14. “Death and the Maiden (Plaintive).” Piano. Dec18: 18; Jul23: 16. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 1: Static and Code.” Piano. Jan25: 12. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 2: Hop House Blues.” Piano. Feb25: 9. “Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 3: Owl on the Organ.” Piano. Mar25: 9.

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“Dementia Americana. A Super-Syncopated Suite. No. 4: Savannah Sunset.” Piano. Apr25: 9. “Dialogue d’Amour, op. 25, no. 2.” Piano. Jul29: 27. “Dispute.” Piano. Feb27: 32. “Distant Shore, The.” Piano. Aug28: 29. “Dixie Doin’s. One-Step.” Piano. Jul20: 9. “Dixie Lullaby.” Piano. Jan19: 12. “Dixie Rube, The.” Piano. May22: 19. “Doll Days. Novelette.” Piano. Mar23: 12. “Dolores. March.” Piano. Jul29: 29. “Doloroso.” Piano. Sep18: 18. “Down at the County Fair.” Piano, voice. Nov17: 13. “Down Main Street. March.” Piano. May25: 15. “Down on Blue Bird Bay. Ballad.” Piano, voice. Sep17: 13. “Dramatic Andante.” Piano. Oct28: 27. “Dramatic Appassionato.” Piano. Jul28: 27. “Dramatic Mysterioso.” Piano. Oct18: 19. “Dramatic Tension.” Piano. Aug18: 16. “Dramatic Tension.” Piano. Dec27: 31. “Dramatic Tension.” Piano. May18: 18; Jul24: 20; Oct28: 38; Feb30: 38. “Dream Dance. Novelette.” Piano. Jul25: 15. “Dream Faces. Reverie.” Piano. Jul28: 38. “Dream Memories.” Piano. May18: 14. “Dream of Spring. A. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Sep28: 36. “Dream, A, op. 21.” Piano. Dec28: 27. “Dream, Sweetheart, Dream. Ballad.” Piano, voice. Feb24: 12. “Dreamily Dreaming. Waltz.” Piano. Nov19: 9. “Drift and Dream. Romance.” Piano. Dec20: 9. “Drift-Wood. Novelette.” Piano. Oct17: 26. “Drifting Leaves. Morceau Sentimentale.” Piano. ON24: 12. “Drifting Moonbeams. Valse.” Piano. May21: 14. “Drowsy Afternoon, A. Idyl.” Piano. May27: 27. “Drummer Girl.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 38. “Dust ’Em Off. Rag.” Piano. Aug20: 18.

E “East o’ Suez. Marche Orientale.” Piano. Jan19: 18. “Eat ’Em Alive. Jazz Fox-Trot.” Piano. Oct19: 9. “Ebbing Tide, The. Valse Lente.” Piano. Oct18: 14. “El Dorado. Danse Tango.” Piano. May26: 15. “Enchanted Grotto, The.” Piano. Feb27: 34. “Enchanted Moments. Idyll d’Amour.” Piano. Mar19: 9; Aug28: 36. “Enticement. Caprice Eccentric.” Piano. Oct27: 29. “Erlking, The. (Furioso).” Piano. Dec18: 18; Jul23: 16.

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“Eskimo Shivers. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb21: 9. “Eurasia. Fox Trot Intermezzo.” Piano. Nov21: 15.

F “Falling Spray. Valse Caprice.” Piano. Sep24: 12. “Fancies. Novelette.” Piano. Jul19: 9. “Fancy Free. Rondo Joyeux.” Piano. Feb27: 29. “Far Away Isles.” Piano, voice. Feb30: 27. “Farewell, Forget-Me-Not.” Piano, voice. Sep18: 12. “Faun, The. Dance.” Piano. Oct21: 9; Oct29: 27. “Feeding the Kitty. Rag One-Step.” Piano. Nov19: 18; Mar30: 31. “Fighting Yanks, The. March.” Piano. Dec25: 11; Nov27: 38. “Fire-Fly And The Star, The. Scène de Ballet.” Piano. Nov18: 14. “Fireside Fancies. Romance.” Piano. Feb26: 9. “Fireside Thoughts. Reverie.” Piano. Apr20: 9. “Fleur de Mon Coeur (Flower of My Heart). Episode Sentimentale.” Piano. Jul24: 12. “Flickering Firelight. Shadow Dance.” Piano. Sep29: 27. “Flimsy Flounces. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. Jan23: 12. “Flirtation, The. Scene de Ballet.” Piano. Dec25: 9. “Flirting Butterflies. Characteristic Morceau.” Piano. Jul29: 25. “Flittering Moths. Danse Caprice.” Piano. Apr23: 9 “Flower of Night, The Waltz.” Piano. Jan18: 18. “Flower of Youth. Waltz.” Piano. Aug26: 13. “Flying High. March.” Piano. Dec26: 11. “Folk Songs of America.” Piano, voice. Oct29: 29. “For Her. Romance.” Piano. Feb19: 18; Feb24: 16. “Four Little Cocoanuts. Schottische.” Piano. Sep23: 16. “Four Roses.” Piano, voice. Jun19: 12. “Frangipani. Chinese Fox-Trot.” Piano. Jul30: 27. “From Flower to Flower. Butterfly Dance.” Piano. Aug25: 11. “From Virginia Came Virginia. Ballad.” Piano. Aug17: 26. “Fun in a Barber Shop. Novelty.” Piano. Jun22: 19. “Furioso. For Combat, Battle, Etc.” Piano. Feb18: 22; Jan24: 20; Aug29: 34.

G “Gang Way! Galop.” Piano. Feb26: 11. “Gen. Mixup, U.S.A. Characteristic March.” Piano. Nov27: 27. “Georgia Rainbow. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan18: 15. “Get-a-Way, The. March.” Piano. Jun20: 9. “Ghost Walk, The. Eccentric Novelty.” Piano. Sep22: 9. “Girl of the Orient. Persian Dance.” Piano. Jan29: 36. “Glad Days. Novelette.” Piano. Mar20: 14. “Gloriana. Overture.” Piano. Oct27: 27. “Glorietta. Spansh Serenade.” Piano. May28: 29.

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“Glowing Embers. Tone Poem.” Piano. Feb21: 12. “Gob Ashore, The. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug20: 9. “Good Man Is Hard To Find, A.” Piano. Nov18: 18. “Graceful Dance.” Piano. Oct26: 16. “Grandfather’s Clock. Descriptive.” Piano. Jul17: 28. “Grandioso Triomphale.” Piano. Nov18: 20. “Gypsy Dance.” Piano. Feb29: 27.

H “Haidée. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Jun28: 25. “Hang-Over Blues. Jazz Fox-Trot.” Piano. Jun17: 30. “Harvest Song (Agitato).” Piano. Apr19: 16; Apr24: 16. “Haunted House, A.” Piano. Nov27: 33. “Havana Nights. Cuban Dance.” Piano. Apr29: 27. “Hawaiian Sunset. Waltz.” Piano. May19: 9. “Heads Up. March.” Piano. Jul25: 9. “Health and Wealth. Overture.” Piano. Apr26: 15. “Hearts Adrift. Valse Hesitation.” Piano. Oct17: 22. “Here They Come. March.” Piano. Jul24: 9. “Here’s How. One-Step.” Piano. Apr18: 9. “Hermit, The. Meditation.” Piano. Oct17: 15. “Hero of the Game. March.” Piano. Jan27: 27. “Heroes of the Air. March.” Piano. Nov22: 12. “Hi! Hi! Galop.” Piano. Sep27: 29. “High Brows, The. March.” Piano. Mar23: 9. “High Stepper, A. Galop.” Piano. Mar22: 16. “Hindoo Amber. Novelette.” Piano. Jan17: 20. “Hippo Hop, The. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan20: 17. “Hop Loo. Chinese Novelty.” Piano. May22: 16. “Hop-Scotch. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr21: 9. “Horse Marines, The. March and Two-Step.” Piano. Dec23: 17. “Hunter’s Song (Marche Pomposo).” Piano. Apr19: 16; Apr24: 16. “Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Jun18: 18; Sep24: 20 “Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Dec17: 26; Jun23: 20; May29: 34. “Hurry. For General Use.” Piano. Mar18: 19; Jun24: 19; Sep29: 40. “Hurry.” Piano. Aug18: 19. “Hurry.” Piano. Nov18: 19. “Hurry.” Piano. Sep18: 19.

I “I am 100% American. Are You?” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Sep18: 20. “I’m Hitting The Trail To Normandy (So Kiss Me Good-Bye).” Piano. Apr18: 20. “I’ve Been Living in the Land of Sunshine (Since the Day I Saw You Smile).” Piano, voice. Feb20: 12.

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“Iberian Serenade.” Piano. Aug23: 12. “Idle Gossip.” Piano. Oct27: 34. “Idle Hours. Waltz.” Piano. Dec24: 12; May30: 27. “If You’ll Only Make My Dreams Come True.” Piano, voice. May20: 12. “In a Shady Nook. Tête-a-Tête.” Piano. Sep20: 18. “In a Smuggler’s Cave.” Piano. Jun28: 33. “In a Sorcerer’s Chamber.” Piano. Mar28: 29. “In a Woodland Vale.” Piano. Apr27: 27. “In Bagdad. Morceau Oriental.” Piano. Mar18: 14. “In Bugland. An Insect Episode.” Piano. Jul23: 18. “In June Time. Waltz.” Piano. Apr22: 18. “In the Bazaar. Morceau Orientale.” Piano. Nov17: 24; Jun30: 25. “In the Days of Old Black Joe.” Piano, voice. May17: 31. “In The Glow of the Alamo Moon.” Piano, voice. Mar18: 12. “In the Old Front Parlor.” Piano, voice, Feb18: 16. “In the Sheik’s Tent. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Jan21: 18. “In the Spring.” Piano. Nov25: 9. “Indian Pipe.” Piano. Nov26: 16. “Indifference. Characteristic Morceau." Piano. Oct22: 9. “Innocent Pastime. Morceau.” Piano. Dec26: 9. “Intermezzo Irlandais.” Piano. Sep17: 15. “Intrigue.” Piano. June27: 31. “Irish Confetti. Fox Trot.” Piano. Feb18: 13. “Iron Trail, The. March.” Piano May30: 25. “Irvina. Intermezzo.” Piano. May23: 19. “Isle of Pines. Waltz.” Piano. Oct19: 17.

J “Jacinta. Spanish Dance.” Piano. Nov25: 13. “Japanese Lanterns.” Piano. Oct28: 29. “Javanese Dance.” Piano. Jun24: 12. “Javanola. Oriental Fox-Trot and One-Step.” Piano. Jun19: 9. “Jazzin’ the Chimes.” Piano. Jan21: 9. “Jeunesse. Valse de Ballet.” Piano. Nov29: 29. “Jewels Rare. Valse Lento.” Piano. Apr21: 15. “Jinrikisha. Scéne Japanese.” Piano. Aug27: 25. “Jolly Companions. March and Two-Step.” Piano. ON23: 18. “Joy-Boy.” Piano. MA17: 30. “June Moon. Novelette.” Piano. Feb19: 9. “Jungle Echoes. A Cocoanut Dance.” Piano. Aug23: 15. “Junior High. March.” Piano. Dec27: 27. “Just a Memory. Reverie.” Piano. Aug25: 9. “Just A Smile.” Piano, voice. Jul21: 9. “Just Keep the Roses A-Blooming.” Piano, voice. Oct17: 13.

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“Just Two (À Deux).” Piano. Jan26: 11.

K “K’r-Choo!!! Fox Trot.” Piano. Mar21: 18. “Kikuyu. African Intermezzo.” Piano. Apr21: 12. “Kiss of Spring.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 27; Jun30: 27.

L “L’Amant Joyeux.” Piano. Sep23: 12. “La Mantilla. Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Nov27: 29. “La Morenita. Moment Tangoesque.” Piano, voice. Aug26: 15. “La Paloma (The Dove). Spanish Serenade.” Piano. Dec27: 36. “La Petite Danseuse. Valse Caprice.” Piano. Aug27: 29. “La Sevillana. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jul18: 14. “Ladder of Love. Waltz.” Piano. Jul17: 19. “Lady Moon. Waltz Song.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Jan28: 31. “Laila. Arabian Dance.” Piano. Nov22: 9. “Lament.” Piano. May27: 32. “Land of Romance. Overture from an Operetta.” Piano. Oct28: 25. “Laughter.” Piano. Jun25: 13. “Laurestine.” Piano. Dec26: 16. “Lazy Waters. Barcarolle.” Piano. June27: 25. “League of Nations, The. March.” Piano. Jan19: 9. “Lelawala. Indian Dance.” Piano. Nov26: 11. “Les Bohemiens, op. 50. March.” Piano. Aug: 27. “Let Me Dream.” Piano. Dec19: 20. “Let Me Tell You I Love You.” Piano, voice. Dec19: 12. “Let’s Have a Georgia Honeymoon.” Piano, voice. Feb17: 22. “Let’s Keep The Glow In Old Glory.” Piano. Aug18: 20. “Levee Land (One-Step).” Piano. Jan17: 30. “Li Tsin. The Pearl of China’s Daughters. Pagoda Dance.” Piano. ON23: 12. “Lime House Night, A.” Piano. Feb28: 29. “Limited Express, The.” Piano. Dec26: 13. “Line-Up, The. March.” Piano. Feb25: 15. “Lion Tamer, The. Galop.” Piano. Oct26: 13. “Lisette. Entr’acte.” Piano. Jan21: 14. “Little Coquette. Morceau Characteristique.” Piano. Aug22: 19. “Little Italy.” Piano. Feb25: 11. “Little Later On, A.” Piano, voice. Feb19: 12. “Lolita. Argentine Tango.” Piano. Sep26: 11. “Louisiana Nights. Valse Creole.” Piano. Jun23: 12. “Love and Laughter. Pizzicato.” Piano. Nov22: 15. “Love I Bring to You, The.” Piano, voice. May17: 17. “Love in a Toy Shop.” Piano. Sep25: 13.

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“Love in Venice. Valse Lento.” Piano. ON24: 17. “Love Lessons. Waltz.” Piano. May21: 18. “Love Notes. Valse.” Piano. Sep19: 13; Aug28: 38. “Love Theme.” Piano. Mar18: 18; May24: 20; Sep29: 38. “Love Tyrant, The. Waltz.” Piano. Sep20: 14. “Love-in-a-Mist, op.41. Gavotte Intermezzo.” Piano. Mar29: 29. “Love’s First Kiss.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Apr28: 37. “Love’s First Kiss.” Piano, voice, banjo (tabs). Apr28: 37. “Love’s Melody.” Piano, voice. Nov28: 31. “Love’s Yearning.” Piano. Mar28: 35. “Luanita. A Tahitian Dance.” Piano. May25: 13. “Lullaby.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 35. “Lure of Souls, The.” Piano. Jan28: 29.

M “Ma Mie. Chanson d’Amour.” Piano. Aug19: 17. “Madcap October. Novelette.” Piano. Oct25: 9. “Magnificent. March.” Piano. May20: 9. “Mandarin, The. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. Apr30: 25. “Maori Love.” Piano, voice. Jul18: 12. “March of the Walking Dolls.” Piano. Dec22: 9. “Marche Carnavale.” Piano. Mar26: 9. “Marche Pomposo.” Piano. May18: 19; Aug24: 20. “Marche Pomposo.” Piano. May18: 19. “Marionette’s Romance, A.” Piano. Feb23: 12. “Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary. March.” Piano. Sep29: 25. “Meditation. Valse Poetique.” Piano. May22: 12; Feb29: 40. “Melodie d’Amour.” Piano. Nov26: 13. “Melodie Mignonne.” Piano. Feb29: 29. “Melodie Mignonne.” Piano. Mar28: 25. “Melodies from Martha.” Piano. Jan30: 29. “Melody in F. A Little Stunt for Left Hand Only.” Piano. Mar20: 20; Oct28: 36. “Memoirs.” Piano. Sep19: 18. “Memories of Home. Reverie.” Piano. Sep17: 26; Jun30: 35. “Meteor Rag.” Piano. Dec20: 12. “Midnight. Novelty Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr23: 12. “Mignon’s Lament. Poem Intime.” Piano. Apr26: 9. “Milady Dainty. Intermezzo Gavotte.” Piano. Dec19: 9. “Mile-A-Minute. Galop.” Piano. Apr26: 11. “Minuet Triste.” Piano. Aug27: 34. “Miss Frivolity. March.” Piano. Feb29: 31. “Miss Innocence. Novelette.” Piano. Aug21: 12. “Miss Mardi Gras. March.” Piano. Nov25: 15. “Mississippi Volunteers. Fast Song.” Piano, voice. Aug17: 17.

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“Mists of Memory. Waltz.” Piano. Jun23: 16. “Mobilization. March.” Piano. Jan26: 15. “Modern Indian, The. Characteristic Novelty.” Piano. Jun22: 12. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 1: On the Trail.” Piano. Oct29: 25. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 2: At Night (and Lullaby).” Piano. Nov29: 25. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 3. Morning Song.” Piano. Dec29: 25. “Mohikana: Indian Suite. No. 4. Young Braces.” Piano. Jan30: 25. “Moment Gai.” Piano. Mar23: 16; Jan29: 38. “Moment Gracieux.” Piano. Feb28: 27. “Moments by the Brook. Idyl.” Piano. Aug22: 12. “Moon Flower.” Piano. Jan27: 34. “Moonbeams. Novelette.” Piano. Aug18: 9. “Moonlight Wooing. Valse d’Amour.” Piano. MA17: 19; Jun18: 14. “Morning Kisses. Waltz.” Piano. Feb23: 15. “Mother’s Love and Kisses.” Piano, voice. Sep19: 12. “Mountain Laurel. Waltz.” Piano. Sep25: 11. “Musadora. Idyl d’Amour.” Piano. Nov29: 31. “Music Box.” Piano, violin. Mar30: 34. “My Beautiful Castle of Dreams.” Piano, voice. May19: 12. “My Dusky Rose.” Piano, voice. Feb19: 14. “My Heart Is Still Calling for You.” Piano, voice. Aug20: 12. “My Lady Jazz. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jan26: 13. “My Little Pal.” Piano, voice. Jun18: 12. “My Prairie Rose. Waltz Ballad.” Piano, voice. Sep17: 18. “My Senorita. A Moonlight Serenade.” Piano. Jun20: 18. “Myriad Dancer, The. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Jul22: 19; Sep28: 38; Jul30: 31. “Myrna.” Piano. Dec27: 25. “Mysterioso. For Stealthy Action, Burglary, Etc.” Piano. Jan18: 23; Dec23: 20; Jul29: 40.

N “Nakhla. Algerian Dance.” Piano. May22: 9. “Nancy (You’re the Girl I Love). Ballad.” Piano. Jul17: 26. “Nature’s Mirror. Valse Classique.” Piano. Jan22: 18. “Nautical Toddle, The. Fox-Trot.” Piano. Dec17: 15. “Naval Parade, The. March.” Piano. Nov25: 11. “Navy Frolic. March.” Piano. Aug23: 9. “NC-4, The. March.” Piano. Jul19: 14; May28: 40. “Near Beer. How Dry I Am!” Piano. Jan20: 9. “Neck and Neck. Galop.” Piano. Jun28: 29. “Night of Love. Valse.” Piano. Jun21: 18. “Nights I spent in the Orient.” Piano, voice. ON20: 12. “Ninette. Valse Parisienne.” Piano. Jul25: 11. “Nippon Beauties. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Jul22: 12. “Northern Lights. Overture.” Piano. May19: 14.

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“Nuit de Chine. Valse Langoureuse.” Piano. Dec29: 29. “Nymphs of the Nile. Air de Ballet.” Piano. Apr19: 9.

O “Oasis. A Desert Romance.” Piano. Jun19: 20. “Odalisque. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Aug18: 14. “Of Niles Sacred River (Triumphal).” Piano. Jun19: 18. “Officers’ Night. Valse Militaire.” Piano. May25: 11. “Old Cathedral Chimes, The.” Piano, voice. Jan24: 12. “‘Old Ironsides.’ March.” Piano. Mar26: 13. “Old Lavender.” Piano. Aug29: 31. “Old Sewing Circle, The. Novelette.” Piano. ON23: 9 “Omeomi. One-Step or Trot.” Piano. Feb17: 30. “On the Alert. March.” Piano. Oct25: 15. “On the Bleachers. March.” Piano. Aug28: 31. “On the Death of a Hero (Funeral March).” Piano. Jan19: 16; ON23: 16. “On the Lake.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 38. “On the Mill Dam. Galop.” Piano. Sep26: 13. “On the Nile. Egyptian Serenade.” Piano. Sep27: 27. “On the Rockin’ Rosa Lee.” Piano. Jan18: 24. “On the Sky Line. A Tone Picture.” Piano. Jan20: 14. “On the Square. March.” Piano. Aug17: 19. “Onward Forever. March.” Piano. Sep23: 9. “Opals. Waltz.” Piano. Dec18: 14. “Our Class. March.” Piano, violin. Mar30: 40. “Over Here.” Arr. Edward R. Winn. Piano. Jun18: 20. “Over the Top. March.” Piano. Dec20: 15. “Overture Miniature.” Piano. Dec25: 13. “Overture. The Bridal Rose.” Piano. Sep29: 29.

P “Pantomime Dance. A Musical Dainty.” Piano. Dec23: 13. “Paquita. Canción Argentina.” Piano. Jan27: 25. “Parade of the Puppets. Marche Comique.” Piano. Aug29: 29. “Parisian Parade. One-Step.” Piano. Mar19: 18. “Pasha’s Blues.” Piano. Oct22: 12. “Pasha’s Lullaby. Descriptive.” Piano. Aug22: 9. “Pasha’s Party. Dance Impromptu.” Piano. May23: 12. “Pasha’s Pipe. A Turkish Dream.” Piano. Apr22: 9. “Passing Caravan, The. A Desert Episode.” Piano. Oct27: 25. “Pastorale Écossaise.” Piano. Jun19: 14. “Pathétique.” Piano. Apr18: 18; Jun24: 20; Oct29: 38. “Pearl-Feather. Indian Intermezzo.” Piano. Jan29: 29. “Peasant Dance.” Piano. Nov27: 31.

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“Peek In. Chinese One-Step.” Piano. Apr20: 18. “Peeping Pansies. A Garden Episode.” Piano. Nov28: 25. “Pensée Romantique.” Piano. Apr25: 11. “Peter Gink. One-Step. Adapted from ‘Peer Gynt’ Suite 1. (Apologies to Grieg).” Piano. Sep18: 9. “Piano Salad.” Piano. Jan23: 9. “Picture that the Shamrock Brings to Me. Irish Ballad, The.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 28. “Pioneer, The. March.” Piano. Jun21: 15. “Pity, Kind Heaven (Plaintive).” Piano. Jun19: 18. “Plaintive. Expressive of Wistful Sadness, Yearning, etc.” Piano. Jan18: 22; Sep23: 20; Jul29: 38. “Playful Moments.” Piano. Apr27: 34. “Plunger, The. Galop.” Piano. Dec21: 16. “Polish Festival. Dance Joyous.” Piano. Apr22: 12. “Portly Major, The. March.” Piano. Jan29: 31. “Potato-Bug Parade. An Aroostook Episode.” Piano. Feb22: 9. “Pour Yvonne. Valse Sentimentale.” Piano. Aug24: 12. “Powder and Perfume. Fox Trot.” Piano. Aug17: 24. “Power and Glory. Processional March.” Piano. Sep26: 9. “Praetorian Guard, The. Triumphal March.” Piano. June27: 27. “Prayer of a Breaking Heart, The.” Piano, voice. MA17: 28. “Princess, The.” Piano, violin. Mar30: 36. “Procrastination Rag.” Piano. Jul27: 27. “Puddle Ducks. March Grotesque.” Piano. Apr24: 9. “Puppets.” Piano. Jul27: 32. “Purple Twilight. Novelette.” Piano. May20: 17. “Put and Take. One-Step.” Piano. Dec21: 18.

Q “Queen City. March.” Piano. Dec24: 18. Solo tenor banjo, 1st tenor and plectrum banjos. Apr29: 38.

R “Rain of Pearls. Valse.” Piano. May17: 19. “Rainbows. Novelette.” Piano. Oct18: 9. “Ramleyah. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Feb28: 25. “Relaxation. Valse.” Piano. Oct21: 12. “Remembrance.” Piano. Feb26: 13. “Revel of the Roses. Waltz.” Piano. Jun17: 24. “Revolution.” Piano. Nov28: 29. “Ride at Night, A (Hurry).” Piano. Mar19: 16; Mar24: 16. “Ringmaster, The. Galop.” Piano. Mar19: 14. “Riverdale. March.” Piano. Mar29: 31.

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“Road to Peaceful Valley (Is The Road To Home, Sweet Home), The.” Piano, voice. Nov19: 12. “Roman Procession.” Piano. Oct27: 32. “Roman Revels. Tarantella.” Piano. Jan23: 16. “Romance in Bisque, A.” Piano. Apr26: 13. “Romany.” Piano. Apr27: 32. “Romanze.” Piano. Mar29: 31. “Rose in My Garden of Dreams, The.” Piano, voice. May17: 23. “Rose of Burgundy.” Piano, voice. Apr19: 12. “’Round the Ring. Galop.” Piano. Apr22: 16. “Rustic Twilight. Reverie.” Piano. Mar21: 16; Mar30: 25.

S “Sand Dance. Moonlight on the Suwanee.” Piano. Apr29: 31. “Santa Claus (Mysterioso).” Piano. Feb19: 16; Feb24: 16. “Sawdust and Spangles. Galop.” Piano. Oct21: 16. “Say When! Fox Trot.” Piano. Mar18: 9. “Scandinavian Dance. Springdans.” Piano. Jul19: 16. “Scene Tragique.” Piano. Feb28: 35. “Scènes Caranavales. Fantasie.” Piano. Nov26: 9. “Scherzo in B Minor (Agitato).” Piano. May19: 18. “Scintillating Sandals. Japanese Dance.” Piano. Jul28: 25. “See Dixie First.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 17; Nov17: 28. “Seen in the Embers.” Piano. De29: 31. “Send Me A Line.” Piano, voice. Oct17: 20. “Serenade Basque.” Piano. Jul26: 13. “Serenade Migonne.” Piano. Apr24: 18. “Serenade Romantique.” Piano. Jul27: 25; Nov27: 40. “Shadowgraphs. Scènes des Silhouettes.” Piano. Feb30: 29. “Shahrazad. Persian Dance.” Piano. Jul22: 9. “Shattered Dreams. Reverie.” Piano. May26: 13. “Sheila. Dance Novelty.” Piano. Jun29: 25. “Shimmering Shadows.” Piano. Jun26: 11. “‘Shivaree’ One-Step (Apologies to Mr. Schubert and Mr. Mozkowski).” Piano. Oct21: 18. “Sighing Surf. Valse Classique.” Piano. Feb17: 28. “Silv’ry Shadows. Waltz.” Piano. Dec20: 18. “Silver Wings.” Piano. May29: 25. “Sinister Event, A.” Piano. Apr28: 45. “Slumber Boat. Barcarolle.” Piano. Jan25: 9. “Slumber Song.” Piano. Jan24: 9. “Snuggle Pup.” Piano. Mar29: 25. “Soft Shoe Sid. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jul21: 15. “Soliloquy, A.” Piano. Feb27: 27.

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“Solitude.” Piano. May28: 25. “Some Day When Dreams Come True.” Piano, voice. Apr30: 27. “Some Shape. One-Step.” Piano. Jun17: 19. “Someday You’ll Want Me, Too.” Piano, voice. Jul19: 12. “Somewhere Down in Dixieland.” Piano. Jan20: 20. “Somewhere Down in Southern California.” Piano, voice. Mar20: 12. “Somewhere in Erin. March ballad.” Piano, voice. Jun17: 22. “Somewhere In France is Daddy.” Piano. Mar18: 20. “Sonata in A Minor (Agitato).” Piano. Dec18: 18; Jul23: 16. “Sonata in D Minor (Hurry).” Piano. Feb19: 16; Feb24: 16. “Sonata Pathètique (Agitato).” Piano. Jan19: 16; ON23: 16. “Song (Doloroso).” Piano. Apr19: 16; Apr24: 16. “Song Without Words, No. 27 (Funeral March).” Piano. May19: 18. “Song Without Words, op. 74.” Piano. Feb30: 25. “Songe d’Amour.” Piano. Jul25: 15. “Sorcerer, The. Tango Argentine.” Piano. Dec27: 29. “Sorrow.” Piano. Sep27: 34. “Soul of the Nation. March.” Piano. Jun22: 9. “Soul of the Violet. Romance.” Piano. Oct22: 18. “Souvenir d’Amour.” Piano. Jun25: 9. “Spanish Lace.” Piano. Jul26: 15. “Spooks. Eccentric Novelty.” Piano. Feb24: 18. “Spring Zephyrs. Novelette.” Piano. Jul20: 14. “Square and Compass. March.” Piano. Aug21: 19. “Stand By! March.” Piano. ON20: 18. “Star of Love is Burning, The.” Piano, voice. Apr24: 12. “Star-Dust. Novelette.” Piano. Sep18: 14. “Starry Jack, The. March.” Piano. Apr20: 15. “Stepping the Scale. One-Step.” Piano. Sep20: 9. “Stop It! Fox Trot.” Piano. Dec19: 15. “Storm Scene.” Piano. Jul18: 19. “Story in Your Eyes, The.” Piano, voice. Jan21: 12. “Stroll Through Cairo, A. Egyptian Patrol.” Piano. Jan26: 9. “Summer Dream, A. Morceau Characteristic.” Piano. Jun29: 27. “Summer Furs (A Syncopated Classic.) Scarf Dance—Chaminade.” Piano. Aug24: 9. “Summer Sky. Idyl.” Piano. Aug27: 27. “Sun-Tan. Novelty Dance.” Piano. Aug29: 25. “Sunny Sicily. Overture.” Piano. May27: 25. “Sunshine. Spread All the Sunshine You Can.” Piano, voice. Oct18: 12; Dec18: 20. “Sur l’Eau. op. 28. Barcarolle.” Piano. Jul29: 31. “Swing, The.” Piano, violin. Apr30: 35. “Swinging with Cupid. Valse Ballet.” Piano. Dec22: 12. “Syncoblue. Blues.” Piano. Jul28: 31. “Synconia. Blues.” Piano. Feb28: 31.

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“Syncopet. Blues.” Piano. Jul26: 11. “Syncorient. Blues.” Piano. Jan28: 27.

T “Ta-Dji-Da. Oriental Dance.” Piano. Feb20: 14. “Tall Cedars, The. March.” Piano. Jun25: 15. “Tallahassee Nights. A Creole Bacchanale.” Piano. Oct26: 9. “Teetotum. March.” Piano. Sep25: 15 “Temple Dancer, The. Valse Orientale.” Piano. Jun20: 14. “That Hindu Rag.” Piano. ON24: 9. “That’s What The Red, White And Blue Means.” Piano, voice. Nov18: 12. “The Fatal Question (agitato).” Piano. Jun19: 18. “There’ll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town To-Night.” Piano. May18: 20. “There’ll Come A Lonely Day.” Piano, voice. Jan20: 12. “There’ll Come a Night.” Piano, voice. MA17: 17. “There’s A Lane That Leads to Loveland (O’er the Hills at Sunset Time).” Piano, voice. Dec18: 12. “There’s Someone You’ve Forgotten Who Has Not Forgotten You.” Piano, voice. Jan17: 24. “Those Broncho Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Jun21: 9. “Three Little Words ‘I Love You.’” Piano, voice, 8.Jan192. “Tipster, The. Eccentric March.” Piano. Feb27: 25. “Toddle Top Rag. Fox Trot.” Piano. Sep21: 9. “Tokio.” Piano, voice. Mar19: 12. “Toy Poodles. Novelty One-Step.” Piano. May18: 9. “Toy Town Tales. No. 2: The Tin Soldiers.” Piano. Nov21: 11. “Toy Town Tales. No. 3: Dance of The Dolls.” Piano. Dec21: 12. “Toy Town Tales. No. 4: Jack In The Box.” Piano. Jan22: 12. “Toy Town Tales. No. 5. The Wooden Horses.” Piano. Feb22: 16. “Toy Town Tales. Suite. No. 1: Introduction.” Piano. Nov21: 9. “Tragic Love Tryst, A.” Piano. Apr28: 35. “Träumerei.” Piano. Apr29: 40. “Treat ’Em Rough. One-Step.” Piano. Dec18: 9. “Turkish Towel Rag. A Rub-Down.” Piano. Dec22: 19; Jun29: 29. “Twilight Dream, A, op. 57. Romance.” Piano. May29: 27. “Two Lovers, The. Novelette.” Piano. Apr23: 18.

U “Umpah! Umpah! One-Step Oddity.” Piano. ON20: 9. “Under the Spell. Waltz.” Piano. Jul23: 12.

V “Valse Apache.” Piano. May24: 12. “Valse Courante.” Piano. Feb23: 9.

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“Venetian Beauty. Caprice.” Piano. Nov22: 18. “Venetian Night, A. Romance.” Piano. Mar26: 11. “Venetian Romance. Barcarole.” Piano. Apr21: 18. “Vim and Vigor. March.” Piano. Jan25: 15. “Virgin Islands. March.” Piano. Mar20: 17. “Viscayan Belle, A. Serenade Filipino.” Piano. Mar23: 18. “Vivacity.” Piano. Jan29: 27. “Vixen, The. Galop.” Piano. Nov21: 19.

W “Waiting.” Piano, voice. Dec17: 20. “Wall Wop Wu. Chinese Novelty.” Piano. Jun24: 9. “Waltz-Caprice.” Piano. Aug24: 16. “Watchman’s Song (Gruesome Mysterioso).” Piano. Mar19: 16; Mar24: 16. “Water Wagon Blues. Fox Trot.” Piano. Apr19: 18; Apr24: 16. “We’ll Come Back.” Piano. Feb18: 24. “We’re All for Uncle Sam.” Piano and voice. MA17: 26. “What More Can You Ask of Me?” Piano, voice. Nov17: 22. “What Next! Fox Trot.” Piano. Jun18: 9. “When It’s Night-time ’Cross the Mason-Dixon Line.” Piano, voice. Jul20: 12. “When Jazz Was Jazzed in Jungleland.” Piano. May21: 12. “When The Lilies Bloom in France Again.” Piano, voice. May18: 12. “When There’s Someone To Love Like You.” Piano, voice. Apr18: 12. “When To-morrow Brings a Thought of Yesterday.” Piano, voice. May17: 25. “When You Dream of Old New Hampshire I Dream of Tennessee.” Piano, voice. Feb17: 24. “When You Made My Drams Come True.” Piano, voice. Sep20: 12. “Whenever You’re Lonesome (Won’t You Send for Me).” Piano, voice. Mar21: 9. “Where the Chapel Bells Are Chiming On the Bay of Old Biscay.” Piano, voice. Aug18: 12. “Whirling Dervish, The. Danse Characteristique.” Piano. Feb23: 18. “White Heather, The.” Piano. Aug19: 20. “Whitecaps.” Piano. Jul27: 34. “Why? (Plaintive).” Piano. Feb19: 16; Feb24: 16. “Why Did You Go Away?” MA17: 24. “Wild Horses. Galop.” Piano. Mar27: 29. “Wild Oats. One-Step.” May21: 9. “Winged Hours.” Piano. Feb24: 9. “Winter Landscape.” Piano. Sep27: 32. “Wistful Ways.” Piano. Mar27: 27. “Witch and the Moon, The. Novelty Dance.” Piano. Jan29: 25. “With the Wind. Galop.” Piano. Feb21: 16. “Woodland Dance.” Piano. May25: 9. “Woodland Fancies. Intermezzo Characteristic.” Piano. ON20: 14.

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“Woodland Sprites. Novelette Caprice.” Piano. Mar25: 11.

Y “You Used To Be a Pretty Baby, But Now You’re a Wonderful Girl.” Piano, voice. Jan18: 13. “You Win. Fox Trot.” Piano. May20: 14. “Young Veterans. March.” Piano. Dec21: 9. “Youth Triumphant. Overture.” Piano. Sep28: 25.

Z “Zamparite. Characteristic March.” Piano. Jan23: 19. “Zora. An Oriental Sketch.” Piano. Mar29: 27. “Zoraida. Danse Egyptienne.” Piano. Mar24: 18. “Zulaikha. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Mar22: 18. “Zumrrud. Egyptian Dance.” Piano. Jul23: 9.