Danny Kaye show (Radio program)

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Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division, 2011 Finding aid written in English. Collection Summary Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine Collection 1893-1988 1924-1968 ML31.K397 Kaye, Danny Fine, Sylvia around 96,377 items 1,112 containers 435 linear feet Collection material in English Music Division Library of Congress

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Danny Kaye (1913-1987) was an American actor, singer, dancer, comedian and humanitarian; his wife Sylvia Fine (1913-1991) was an American lyricist, composer, writer, lecturer and producer. The collection, which documents their lives and careers, contains printed and manuscript music, scripts, correspondence, business and financial papers, promotional and publicity materials, photographs, programs, posters, awards and realia. Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

People Fine, Sylvia--Archives. Fine, Sylvia--Correspondence. Fine, Sylvia. Fine, Sylvia. Fine, Sylvia. Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine collection. 1893-1988. Fine, Sylvia. Selections. Kaye, Danny--Archives. Kaye, Danny--Correspondence. Kaye, Danny--Photographs. Kaye, Danny. Kaye, Danny. Organizations Kaye (Danny)/Fine (Sylvia) Collection (Library of Congress) DLC Subjects Comedians--United States. Entertainers--United States. Motion picture music--Excerpts--Scores. Music--Manuscripts. Musical films--United States. Musicals--Librettos. Musicals--United States--Excerpts. Musicals--United States. Popular music--United States. Television music--Excerpts--Scores. Women composers--United States. Women librettists--United States. Titles Danny Kaye show (Radio program) Danny Kaye show (Television program) Danny Kaye show (Television program) John Gary show. John Gary show. Musical comedy tonight II. Musical comedy tonight II. Musical comedy tonight III. Musical comedy tonight III. Musical comedy tonight. Musical comedy tonight. Form/Genre Artifacts (Object genre) Awards. Contracts. Correspondence. Financial records. Photographic prints. Posters. Programs (Documents) Promotional materials. Scrapbooks. Scripts (Documents) Variety shows (Radio programs) Variety shows (Television programs) Administrative Information Provenance

Gift; Sylvia Fine; 1990.

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Audiovisual materials have been transferred to the Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. Some of the audiovisual materials have been cataloged separately and are identified as part of the "Kaye (Danny)/Fine (Sylvia) Collection (Library of Congress)."

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Biographical Note Date Event 1913, Jan. 18 David Daniel Kaminiski born, Brooklyn, New York First native-born American and youngest of three sons born to Clara and Jacob Kaminiski, both originally from the Ukraine 1913, Aug. 29 Sylvia Fine born, Brooklyn, New York One of three children born to Bessie and Dr. Samuel Fine, a dentist 1919 Fine began piano lessons 1923 Fine began studying harmony and musical theory Fine developed a fear of performing in front of large audiences; she became interested in writing and composing circa 1925 Dr. Samuel Fine employed twelve-year-old David Daniel Kaminiski for a short period David and Sylvia met briefly 1928 Fine, an excellent student, graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School Fine enrolled in Hunter College (later known as Brooklyn College) to study music 1929 David took stage name of "Danny Kaye" Kaye began performing as a tummler at the White Roe Lake summer resort in the Catskill Mountains in New York. As such, he performed as a jester doing comedy, singing, and other entertainments between acts 1933 Kaye toured the Far East with dance group Three Terpischoreans Kaye began to craft his double-talk, babbling, and dialect routines Having no formal training as an actor, dancer, comedian, or singer, Kaye worked to enhance his natural abilities as a performer and entertainer 1937 Educational Pictures signed Kaye to appear in two-reel comedies Kaye appeared in three short films which were shown between features 1939 Kaye and Fine met again while working on a Max Liebman production that failed Liebman hired Fine to write specialty material for Tamiment, a summer camp in Pennsylvania Kaye was hired to work at Tamiment due to Fine's influence Fine wrote the Yiddish version of Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado, "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Stanislavsky," and "Pavlowa," along with other material for Kaye, which were featured in Liebman's Broadway show, The Straw Hat Revue 1940, Jan. 13 Kaye and Fine married in a civil ceremony, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1940, Feb. 22 Kaye and Fine married again in a formal wedding ceremony with family present 1940 Kaye performed Fine's material, including "Anatole of Paris," at Manhattan nightclub La Martinique 1941, Jan. 23 Kaye performed in Moss Hart's Lady in the Dark, in which he sang "Tschaikowsky," which was written by Ira Gershwin and Moss Hart 1941, Oct. 29 Kaye performed in Cole Porter's Let's Face It, in which he sang "A Melody in 4F" by Fine and Liebman 1943, Mar. 1 Fine helped negotiate a five-year movie contract for Kaye with Samuel Goldwyn 1943 Kaye legally changed his name to Danny Kaye 1944 Feb. Kaye starred in first feature film, Up in Arms, which included Fine and Liebman's "The Lobby Number" and "Melody in 4F" 1945 Kaye appeared in second feature film, Wonder Man, in which he exhibited his natural dance abilities while performing Fine's number "Bali Boogie" 1945-1946 CBS radio program The Danny Kaye Show aired (it was subtitled "Pabst Blue Ribbon Time") 1946, Dec. 17 Daughter Dena born (Kaye and Fine's only child) 1946 The Kid from Brooklyn was released; in the film, Kaye performed "Pavlowa" by Fine Kaye began performance tour in the United States between filming movies 1947 Kaye starred in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty which featured musical numbers by Fine, including "Anatole of Paris" and "A New Symphony for Unstrung Tongue" Kaye's first album released; it included "Deenah," "Minnie the Moocher," and Fine's "Anatole of Paris" 1948 A Song is Born featuring Kaye with Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, and Lionel Hampton was released; it was not considered a success at the box office and was the first film in which Kaye did not perform Fine's material Kaye toured Europe, to great acclaim 1949 Kaye starred in Inspector General, his first Warner Brothers film; Fine's contributions to the film included "The Gypsy Drinking Song" and "Soliloquy for Three Heads" After Inspector General flopped, the Kayes ended their contract with Warner Brothers and signed with 20th Century-Fox 1950 Kaye starred in On the Riviera, a 20th Century-Fox release, which included four songs by Fine; Gwen Verdon was featured as a lead dancer and served as assistant choreographer to Jack Cole 1952 Kaye starred in Hans Christian Andersen, a Goldwyn Studios production 1953 Kaye performed at the Palace Theatre on Broadway, to great acclaim 1954 Kaye named Ambassador-at-Large for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Kaye's international visits with underprivileged children are documented in the UNICEF film Assignment: Children Kaye co-starred with Bing Crosby in White Christmas 1955 Kaye presented with special Academy Award for his humanitarian efforts 1956 Kaye performed Fine's material in the movie The Court Jester The Secret Life of Danny Kaye, a film documenting Kaye's work for UNICEF, aired on CBS 1957 Kaye starred in Merry Andrew 1958 Kaye's film Me and the Colonel was released by Columbia Pictures 1959 Kaye starred in The Five Pennies featuring music by Fine, including "Lullaby in Ragtime" 1960 Kaye performed at The Desert Inn in Las Vegas Kaye starred in and Fine produced his first television special, An Evening with Danny Kaye 1961 Kaye made On the Double Kaye starred in his second television special 1962 Kaye starred in The Man from the Diner's Club Kaye starred in his third television special 1963-1967 Kaye's weekly variety television series, The Danny Kaye Show, aired on CBS 1969 Kaye was featured in the film The Madwoman of Chaillot 1970 Kaye starred in the Richard Rodgers stage musical Two by Two 1971-1973 Kaye co-starred in the television musicals Peter Pan, Peter Cottontail, and Pinocchio Kaye embarked on a UNICEF tour of the United States Fine taught musical comedy, University of Southern California 1974 Kaye's Look-In at the Metropolitan Opera was televised and won an Emmy Award 1975 Fine began her lecture series on musical comedy at Yale University 1979 Fine's Musical Comedy Tonight, based on her lecture series, was broadcast on PBS 1981 Kaye appeared in Fine's Musical Comedy Tonight II Kaye starred in the television movie Skokie 1982 Kaye received the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the Academy Awards 1984 Kaye received the Kennedy Center Honor, along with Lena Horne, Isaac Stern, Gian Carlo Menotti, and Arthur Miller 1987, Mar. 2 Kaye died, Los Angeles, Calif. 1991, Oct. 29 Fine died, New York City Scope and Content Note

The Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine Collection documents the life and work of actor, singer, dancer and comedian Danny Kaye and his wife, lyricist, composer, writer, lecturer and producer Sylvia Fine. It includes printed and manuscript music, scripts, correspondence, business and financial papers, promotional and publicity materials, photographs, programs, posters, awards, and realia.

The Music series contains printed parts, scores, orchestral arrangements, and sheet music. Most of the music was used by Kaye for his television program The Danny Kaye Show (1963-1967), performance tours, movies, stage productions, and television specials. The series also includes compositions by Fine in the form of manuscripts, printed music, and lyric sheets, including "Anatole of Paris," "Life Could Not Better Be," and "Melody in 4F." In addition, there are other notable songs that Kaye performed, such as "Tschaikowsky," "The Dodgers Song," and "Ballin' the Jack." Music materials from The John Gary Show (1966), which was a summer replacement series for Kaye's television series The Danny Kaye Show, are in the collection as well.

The Scripts series includes scripts from Kaye's television series The Danny Kaye Show, which featured such guests as Lucille Ball, Gwen Verdon, Ella Fitzgerald, and Louis Armstrong. In addition, there are scripts from his radio series The Danny Kaye Show (1944-1946), The John Gary Show, and television specials such as Kaye's Look-In at the Metropolitan Opera (1974). The film scripts, some of which are housed in personalized leather binders and include black and white 8x10 photographs of movie scenes, include those for Up in Arms (1944), Hans Christian Andersen (1952), The Court Jester (1956), The Man from the Diner's Club (1962), and Skokie (1981).

The Correspondence series contains items to and from Kaye and Fine and is subdivided into Personal and Business subseries. Each subseries includes corespondence from individuals and organizations that reflect the various personal and professional interests of Kaye and Fine, including family, show business, politics, and social causes. Some correspondence contains additional printed material.

The Business Papers series contains materials related to Kaye's television program The Danny Kaye Show, The John Gary Show, films, tours, radio, recordings and special appearances. Materials include contracts, correspondence, financial reports, press and publicity materials, and production records.

The Musical Comedy Library series consists of materials related to a series of three television programs on musical theater that Fine produced and hosted: Musical Comedy Tonight (1979), Musical Comedy Tonight II (1981), and Musical Comedy Tonight III (1985). These shows were based on a series of lectures about musical comedy that Fine taught at the University of Southern California and Yale University. The music materials in the series include sheet music used in all three shows, arrangements from Kaye's television series The Danny Kaye Show and other Kaye performances, scores from various musicals, and miscellaneous printed sheet music. It also includes scripts for the three Musical Comedy Tonight shows, the The Danny Kaye Show, and The John Gary Show, and librettos from various musicals. In addition, the series contains books, photographs and slides, programs and press material, business papers, posters, production materials and set designs, research materials, scrapbooks, and sketches related to the production of the Musical Comedy Tonight series.

The Other series contains an array of materials, including awards; realia; scrapbooks; photographs; framed items, including caricatures, awards, and magazine covers; autographed books and magazines; and portrait paintings of Kaye. Many items in the series are accompanied by correspondence, programs, reviews and other printed material.

The awards include honorary degrees, certificates, citations, medals, plaques, statues, proclamations, and keys to cities. The list of awards is subdivided into those received by Kaye alone, by Fine alone, and by both. Danny Kaye received many awards for his humanitarianism, such as the Lions International Humanitarian Award (1973-1974), and several awards from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The awards given to him as an entertainer include the Kennedy Center Honor (1984), induction into The Entertainment Hall of Fame Foundation (1974-1976), an Emmy Award (1963-1964), and several nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Fine's awards include an Emmy Award (1975-1976) from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, a George Foster Peabody Broadcasting Award (1979), and an award and appointment to the Advisory Committee on the Arts (1962) by John F. Kennedy.

The realia includes such items as an engraved walking stick from Harry Lauder (1949), a parachute, a bull whip, souvenir baseballs, statues, plaques, commemorative plates, paperweights, model airplanes, graduation robes, mementos, swords, trophies, and a variety of other items.

The audiovisual materials are housed in the Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division and are referenced in this finding aid by a catalog record number. These materials include videos of The Danny Kaye Show and recordings by Kaye.

Arrangement of the Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine Collection

The Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine Collection is arranged in six series:

Music Scripts Correspondence Business Papers Musical Comedy Library Other http://lccn.loc.gov/2006560770 Container List Container Contents 2-627, OV 868 Music The Danny Kaye Show

Parts (boxes 2-338) and score arrangements (boxes 550-626, OV 868) arranged chronologically by show number and alphabetically by title therein. If only parts are available or only full score arrangements are available, only the one respective box will be listed.

#1, LC Record #95-502768 2, 550 Baseball man 2, 550 Bye bye blackbird 2, 550 Cherry pies 2, 550 Cleopatra's procession 3, 550 Elijah rock shout 3, 550 Film closing 3, 550 Film opening 3, 550 Front and center 4, 550 Life could not better be 4 Love me Lady Powell 4 May there always be sunshine 4, 550 My fair umpire 5, 551 Riverside 6, 551 Take me out to the ball game 6, 551 Walk around 6 Walk it off 7, 551 Walk right in 7, 551 West side story ball game #2, LC Record #95-503396 8, 552 Brotherhood of man 8, 552 Celestial choir 8 Film closing 8 Film opening 8, 552 Forward in space 9, 552 Matador 9, 552 Relax with me 9, 552 Streets of Laredo 9 Swingin' march dance 10, 552 Telephone 10, 552 To be or not to be 10, 552 Three blind mice #3, LC Record #95-503412 11 Barrel of beauty 11, 553 La belle of France 11, 553 Biltmore clock 11, 553 Clock song (I'm late) 11, 553 Fools rush in 12, 553 My grandfather's clock 12, 553 Old MacDonald 12, 553 Presentation time 13 Rainy day 13, 553 Rock around the clock 13, 553 Sonny's curls 13, 553 Wake up George 553 Zip-a-dee-doo-dah #4, LC Record #95-503449 14, 554 Dancing pagodas 14, 554 Diner food 14, 554 Drum squad 15 Lawrence ballet 15, 554 Talent playhouse 15, 554 Talent playoff 16, 554 They call the wind Maria 16, 554 Together wherever we go 16 Turn around 16, 554 The victim #5, LC Record #95-503551 17, 555 Ballin' the jack 17, 555 By myself 17, 555 Danny - Love Lady duet 17, 555 Days of wine & roses 18, 555 Friends of the family 18, 555 I could write a book 18, 555 It's so nice to have a man around the house 18, 555 Kaye/Kelly medley 19, 555 Madame's waltz 19, 555 Nola 19, 555 Side by side 19, 555 Varney's lunch 20, 555 You make me feel so young 20, 555 You'll never get away 20, 555 You're the cream in my coffee #6, LC Record #95-503706, #95-503715 21, 556 Dee-lightful is the word 21, 556 Father knows nothing 21, 556 Father knows plenty 21 A gypsy cries 21, 556 Hard hearted Hannah 22 I want a man 22, 556 Jungle drums 22, 556 Mary Tyler Moore 23, 556 Osaka hillbillies 23, 556 Song & dance man 23, 556 Sposin' 23 Vaude playoff #7, LC Record #95-503717 24, 557 Ashmolean 24, 557 Children's suite 25, 557 Drive in food 25, 557 I get so lonely 25, 557 Regal fanfare 25, 557 Song & dance playoff 26, 557 Two of a kind 26, 557 What is a woman #8, LC Record #95-503906 27, 558 Arab finale 27, 558 Arabian evenings 27 Commercial film #1 27 Commercial film #2 27, 558 Get happy 28, 558 Gonna build a mountain 28, 558 Hospital bed 28, 558 It's de-lovely 29, 558 Michele 29, 558 Once in a lifetime 29 Tea for two 29 We laugh #9, LC Record #95-503909 30, 559 Ach du lieber 30 Dingle dangle school 30, 559 Everybody out of the pool 30, 559 Fast drawers 31, 559 Hungarian rhapsody 31, 559 Inter-office exercise 31, 559 Kid's performance 32, OV 868/1 Lawrence of Arabia 32, 559 My father 32, 559 No manicure 32, 559 Record show 33, 559 She's a woody 33, 559 Stereo dance 33, 559 Sugartime 33, 559 Top hat #10, LC Record #95-503930 34, 560 Angus McFangus 34, 560 Breezin' along with the breeze 34, 560 Come back again 34, 560 Igor Dingiling 34, 560 Johnny ding-a-lingo #11, LC Record #95-504257 35, 561 Colonel Bogie 35, 561 Coronation fanfare 35, 561 Coronation march 35, 561 Fight 35, 561 Fight fight fight 35, 561 Happy hotel 36, 561 Indian sign 36, 561 Joannie Sommers 36, 561 King Louie's song 36, 561 Mozart musing 36 Radio organ 36, 561 Romeo and Juliet 37, 561 South rampart street parade 38, 561 The story of Alice #12, LC Record #95-504260 39 The barber of Seville 39 Bella Louie 39, 562 Birth of the blues 40, 562 Dance of the hours (1 & 2) 40, 562 Danny boy 41, 562 Figaro 41, 562 Film closing 41, 562 Good morning 41, 562 Gypsy in my soul 42, 562 Rigoletto 42, 562 Surgery tonight 42, 562 Tarantella 42, 562 Toreador song 42, 562 Turkish harem 43, 562 Valkyries 43, 562 Walk right in #13, LC Record #95-504292 44, 563 At last together 44 The balcony song 44 Blossoms tag 44, 563 Bow bells 44, 563 Closer walk 44, 563 Fair maiden I have traveled long 44 Flower garden of my heart 45, 563 Magnolia blossoms of 1932 45, 563 Make believe 45, 563 Merrie England 46, 563 Open up your heart 46, 563 Professor Svengalsky 46, 563 Transatlantic ride 46, 563 When my sugar walks down the street #14, LC Record #95-504305 47, 564 British train 47, 564 Bumble bee 47, 564 Dancing mood 48, 564 Hallelujah I love you (I love her so) 48, 564 Jingle bells on and off 48, 564 Timptation 564 Tomorrow mountain 564 Yesterdays #15, LC Record #95-504328 49, 565 French medal 49, 565 Simon says 50, 565 Swingin' the news 50, 565 That great come and get it day 50, 565 Truly Julie Newmar 50, 565 Wa wa 50, 565 Yo ho #16, LC Record #95-504337 51, 566 Christmas gifts 51, 566 Courtroom capers 51, 566 Happy wedding 51, 566 Hello ladies 52, 566 Puttin' on the ritz 52, 566 Santa's call 52 Spy dance 52, 566 Verdict blues 53, 566 Xmas season 53, 566 You meet the nicest people #17, LC Record #95-504339 54, 567 Baby it's cold outside 54, 567 Comes once in a lifetime 54 Dancing styles 55, 567 In Vienna 55, 56, 567 Jingle journey 57, 567 Old King Cole 57, 567 That's how I feel 57, 567 Vienna reprise #18, LC Record #95-504343 58, 568 Big Louie 58 Check for two 58 Gangster hideout 568 I'm five 58, 568 John Henry 58, 568 Lazy river 59, 568 My love is a wanderer 568 New baby 59, 568 Prison camp 59, 568 Ship waiter 59, 568 Tea 59, 568 Tea for two 59, 568 Tea is land 60, 568 Tico tico 60, 568 Vienna 60, 568 We belong together #19, LC Record #95-504361, #95-504365 61, 569 Ain't it great to be crazy 61, 569 Duck blind Hit parade medley 61, 569 1. Close as pages in a book 61, 569 2. High on a windy hill 61, 569 3. Hold me 61, 569 4. It only happens when I dance with you 62, 569 5. Three little words 62, 569 6. The boy next door 62, 569 7. Something's coming 62, 569 8. When a gypsy makes his violin cry 62, 569 9. Hands across the table 62, 569 10. Johnny one-note 63, 569 I wish you love 63, 569 I won't dance 63, 569 Magnum studios 63, 569 Marriage counselor 64, 569 My walking cane 64, 569 Noel entry #20, LC Record #95-504373 65, 570 Birthday surprise 65, 570 Blues dance (1 & 2) 570 Blues dance impressions 66, 570 Grand lummox march 66, 570 Horror house 66, 570 I like the likes of you 66, 570 Ox drivers song 67, 570 Pine concerto 67, 570 Safety zone #21, LC Record #95-504377 68, 571 Chapanecas 68, 571 Diahann Carroll 68, 571 Father and the nurse 68, 571 Fight game 69, 571 Here comes the bride 69, 571 Jazz dance closing 69 Johnny one note (intro) 69, 571 Put on a happy face 69, 571 Spanish hat theme 70, 571 Table dance 70, 571 Three o'clock 70, 571 Viva papata 70, 571 Wedding march #22, LC Record #95-504540 71, 572 Action station 71, 572 Can can impressions 71, 572 Competition time 71, 572 Crazy Barbara 72, 572 He's a mountie 72, 572 He's a mountie (closing) 72, 572 Marching along together 72, 572 Mountie B.G. 72, 572 Mr. Hummingbird 73, 572 San Francisco bay blues 73, 572 Saskatchewan 73, 572 Shall we dance 74, 572 Swiss ambassador (1-3) #23, LC Record #95-504782 75, 573 Beethoven minuet 75, 573 English judge 75, 573 Farewell my Cindy Jane 75, 573 H.M.S. cruelty 75, 573 Just in time 75, 573 Minuet in "G" 573 A shine on your shoes 76, 573 Teen-ager 76, 573 Thru the customs 76, 573 When I take my sugar to tea 76 With a shine on your shoes #24, LC Record #95-504862 77, 573 Finale - hillbilly sketch 77, 573 Hey look me over 77, 573 I caught a bear 77, 573 I didn't catch an owl 78 Let's take a walk 78 Marching along 78, 573 Pappy clunk 79, 573 Secret service 79 Soon it's gonna rain 79, 573 Uninvited guest 79, 573 Wonderful guy #25, LC Record #95-505229 80, 574 Big Mike 80, 574 Butler and maid 80, 574 Down by the winegar wolks 80, 574 Flamenco capers 81 Lawrence of Alcatrez 81, 574 Music box 81, 574 Now is the hour 81, 574 Proposal time 81 Sevilla 82, 574 They all laughed 82, 574 Winegar wolks #26, LC Record #95-505041 575 Carnival of Venice 575 Carnival of Venice (jazz) 83, 575 Dr. Yes 83, 575 Fourth man theme 83, 575 I love a piano 83, 575 King Tut 84, 575 The music stopped 84, 575 Yankee Doodle #27, LC Record #95-505143 85, 575 Desert camel blues 85, 575 Desert closing 85, 575 Desert men 85, 575 Heart of my heart 86, 575 Old fashioned 86, 575 Surfside baby 87, 575 Time to hit 87, 575 You're under arrest #28, LC Record #95-505230 88, 576 Alone together 88, 576 Blast off 88, 576 Change partners 89, 576 Consider yourself 89, 576 Cup of coffee 89, 576 Friendship club 90, 576 Hit parade Hit parade medley 90, 576 1. Some enchanted evening 90, 576 2. I won't dance 90, 576 3. I talk to the trees 90, 576 4. Smoke gets in your eyes 90, 576 5. Beer barrel polka 90, 576 6. Dancing in the dark 91, 576 7. Let's have another piece of pie 91, 576 8. Dancing on the ceiling 91, 576 9. Near you 91, 576 10. Another piece of pie 91, 576 11. You do something to me 91, 576 12. Got a date with an angel 91, 576 13. Something to remember you by 91, 576 14. Piece of pie 92, 576 It's that time of the year 92, 576 Manhattan 92 Tequila mockingbird 92, 576 Vienna woods 92, 576 Where or when #29, LC Record #95-505406, #95-505454 93 Gigi 93, 577 I ain't down yet 94, 577 I ain't down yet 94, 577 Long hot supper 94, 577 Look out for Mamma 95, 577 Western impressions 95, 577 Whistle while you work #30, LC Record #95-505559 96, 577 Irish mother 96, 577 Marriage pronunciation 96, 577 Roberta and the maid 96, 577 Steppin' with my baby 96, 97, 577 30's production (1-3) #31, LC Record #95-505681 98, 578 Around the world 98, 578 Art gallery 98, 578 Ballin' the jack 99, 578 My lady loves to dance 99, 578 Suite for odd-ball instruments 578 Tall hope 99, 578 This way please #32, LC Record #95-505758, #95-506185 100, 578 Barber chair switch 100, 578 Danny boy Italian 100, 578 Donna Reed theme 100 I'll remember April 100, 578 Late spot 101, 578 Mention my name in Sheboygan 101, 578 Mountain greenery 101, 578 Nursies 101, 578 Petticoat junction #33, LC Record #95-506002 102 Argument anatomy 102 Big elopement 103 Cope with the pony (1-3) 104 The fair in a day 104 Here's Danny 105 I've got your number 105, 579 Just in time 106 On stage 106 Roll call 106 Sweat shirt 106 Water boy #34, LC Record #95-506008 107 A buddy by the name of "you" 108 Late snack 108 Lulu's back in town 108 Night with the pirahnas 108 On the street #35, LC Record #95-506488 109 Blind date 579 Do you ever think of me 109 Foggy day 109 Huckleberry duck 110 What is love #36, LC Record #95-506557 111 Broadway wedding 111 Deadwood stage 112 Little dutch treat 112 The millionaire's lament 112 On to New Haven 113 Running wild 113 Sad Bernie 113 The show's a hit 113 The tapioca 113 They call the wind Maria #37, LC Record #95-506611, #95-507058, #95-507063 114 Ain't she sweet 114 Bidin' my time 114 Check stand four 114 Cindy Sue 115 Mountain feud 115 Sentimental journey 116 T.V. waltz revels #38, LC Record #95-507692 117, 118 The ballad of Little Red Ridin' Hood 118, 579 Control yourself 119 English courtroom 119 I get along without you 119 Look who's dancing 119 Paper clip job #39, LC Record #95-507895 120 Ain't nobody here but us chickens 120 Arabian magic 120 Candy butcher playoff 120 Don't put a tax 121 Jamboree Jones 121 Japanese sunset 121 Lady of Spain 121 Late night party 121 You make me feel so young 121 You're my everything #40, LC Record #95-508025 122 The first day 122 The gift 122 Gypsy (2,4,8,9) 123, 579 Gypsy camp 123 Gypsy cries 123 Gypsy life 123 Gypsy wedding 123 Hey gypsy 124 Marching adorables 124 No strings 124 They'll never break us 124 Where is the man #41, LC Record #95-508243 125 British murder 125 Fat on a hot tin roof 125 I've got a loverly bunch 125 Jonathon Edwards playoff 125 Let's watch television 126 Piano roll blues 126 Spelling song 126 Ten cents a dance (1 & 2) #42, LC Record #95-508332, #95-508359 127 Balloon dance 127 Fire the maid 128 Here I'll stay 128 Medley (pennies - nevertheless) 128 Way back home #43, LC Record #95-508405 129 The amateur doctor 129 Anvil playoff 129 Do're'mi' 129 Heart alone 129 Irish tag 129 The Irish traveller 130 Laura 130 Little man 130 Stairway to paradise #44, LC Record #95-508565 131 Cherry pie 131 Italian street singer 131 The questions children ask 132 Rehearsal hall revue 132 Turkey with stuffing 132 You are my sunshine #45, LC Record #95-508803 133 Baroque princess 133 Circus impressions 133 Flight 133 Personality 134 Pick yourself up 134 This is the army 134 Up above my head #46, LC Record #95-508805 135 Act I & act II 135 Act II & act III 135 The best things 135, 579 Broadway 135 Don Chernando's song 135 Drive to work 136 If this isn't love 136 Iowa 136 Irish melody 137 Mother goose on the loose 138 Murder, maestro, please 138 Public lover #1 138 The trouble song 138 The trouble song (finale) 138 Who wants to be a millionaire #47, LC Record #95-508806 139 Cute dance 139 Japanese teenager 139 Old MacDonald 139 Our two hearts 140 Santa Claus Rudy 140 Space capsule 140 Swan lake 141 We're the sailor boys #48, LC Record #95-508981 142 Changing of the guard 142 Didn't it rain 142 Heavenly music 143 Jerome comes to dinner 143 Luncheon with history 143 Oh promise me #49, LC Record #95-508998 144 Christmas fantasy 144 Fanfares 145 He's gone away 145 Santa Claus 145 The spy 145 Villie villie 146 Waltz around the Xmas tree 146 Xmas waltz (intro) #50, LC Record #95-509142 147 Ajax theme 147 El ringo Hit parade medley 147 1. Them there eyes 147 2. I'm gonna wash that man 147 3. Willow weep for me 147 4. A livin' to do 148 5. Embraceable you 148 6. Let's call the whole thing off 148 7. Another openin'- another show 148 8. Why was I born 148 9. It's a grand night for singing 148 10. There will never be another you 148 11. My heart stood still 149 12. Manhattan 149 13. The party's over 149 14. Pistol packin' mama 149 I'm beginning to see 149 Pretty baby 150 School days 150 Tacos please 150 What is this thing #51, LC Record #95-509142 151 Big time scientist 151 Come rain come shine 151 I like flying (Db) 151 I like flying (Eb) 152 Jerome at the dentist 152 Too long at the fair 152 Triplets 153 Variations in rhythm #52, LC Record #95-509303 154 Acrobats opening 154 Circus II 154 Hitchcock opening 154, 579 How to laugh 155 Italian music 155 Life is just a bunch of cherries 155 The new wig 155 Play a simple melody 156 Russian Cinderella 156 Seymour and the gladiators 156 Walt Disney movie #53, LC Record #95-509315 157 Big bad wolf 157 Bigger and better 158 Carry me back 158 Hooray for hollywood 158 The menace 158 Mother 158 Mother opera 158 Outer space 158 Rock around the clock 159 A shot in the dark 159 Spellbound 159 We belong together 159 Wild one 159 Wonderful world #54, LC Record #95-509334 160 Cakewalk dance 160 Cakewalk dance (finale) 161 Cool water 161 Glocca morro (intro) 161 Night court 161 Putting all my eggs in one basket 162 Waltzing Matilda 162 Yellowbird #55, LC Record #95-509409 163 Back stage nerves 163 Folk song melody 163 Mother in law blues 164 Papa won't you dance 165 Tango impressions 165 Three part invention #56, LC Record #95-509458 166 Baby school 166 Commercials #1 166 Commercials #2 166 The lady is a tramp 167 Pass me by 167 Ring finger 167 Spoonful of sugar #57, LC Record #95-509662 168 Eine kleine nachtmusik 168 It's a lovely day today 168 Mary 168 Poker game 168 Spellbound #58, LC Record #95-509663 169 La bonza 169 Fine and dandy 169 Jackie, Elaine & Nancy 170 Missile test 170 Swanee 170 What is an orchestra #59, LC Record #95-509705 171 The best things in life are cheap 171 Go time 171 Guess who 171 Iowa 171 Irish melody 172 Like yourself 172 Millionaire's lament 172 New father 173 Ridin' on the moon 174 Saskatchewan 174 Shot in the mouth 174 Try to remember 174 Villie villie 174 You're under arrest #60, LC Record #95-509707 175 Giovanni's wedding 175 Mutual admiration society 176 The party's over 176 Pleasure 176 Reformed criminal 176 Some people 177 Three part invention the second time around 177 The twenties 177 When I'm not near #61, LC Record #95-509781 178 Barbary coast (intro) 178 Boy oh boy (finale) 178 Going up 178 I got rhythm 178 Ipanema 179 San Francisco boy oh boy 179 Scratch my back 179 Sunny side up 179 Weird talking 179 Where oh where #62, LC Record #95-509983 180 Charmaine 180 Downtown 180 I could have danced (playoff) 180 I'll take romance (opening) 180 I'll take romance (closing) 180 Intro to Jerome's dance 181 Jazz dance (opening) 181 Jazz dance (closing) 181 Jerome's lesson 181 Jumpin' the line 182 Monotony in "G" 182 Rock and roll 182 What is dance 182 Where or when #63, LC Record #95-510104 183 British Grenadiers 183 Consider yourself 184 Japanese jazz 184 League of gentlemen 184 Shine on your shoes #64, LC Record #95-510202 185, 579 Bunch o' blues 186 Folk medley I 186 Folk medley II 187 French fugitive 187 Unchained melody #65, LC Record #95-510272 188 Alberto Culver 188 Boating blues 188 CBS schedule 188 CBS song 188 I'm telling you now 189 Little leaguers 189 Looking at you 189 Munster news report 189 Presentation 190 Ralston-purina 190 Run a little 191 S & H march (Opening) 191 S & H march (Closing) OV 868/2 Soon it's gonna rain 191 Walk on (intro) 191 Wrap your troubles in dreams #66, LC Record #95-510594 192 The Addams family 192 Go west young Gwen 192 Jerome on the range 193 Liberated woman 193 Look to the rainbow 194 Mexico 194 Millionaire's hoedown 194 The pests 194 Pests #1-#2 195 Real live girls 195 Real live girls (Reprise) 195 Russian space man 195 Salem commercial #67, LC Record #95-510595, #95-510596 196 Henry the eighth 196 Long engagement 196 Love walked in 197 Old man river 197 Olympic runner 198 She's a lassie 198 Showmanship 198 30 seconds 198 While we're young #68, LC Record #95-510597 199 The begat 199 Blame it on love 199 Blame it on love (reprise) 199 Blame it on the choir 200 He 200 Hello young lovers 200 She 201 The trial #69, LC Record #95-510715, #95-510721 202 The ballad of Pinky Dan 202 Charo dance 202 Doodlin' song 203 The good guys 203 Makin' whoopee 204 Rotten bros 204 The west #70, LC Record #95-510737, #95-510738 205, 580 Baseball sketch 205, 580 Blue danube 205, 580 The breaks 206, 580 Gonna build a mountain 206, 580 Musical chairs 580 Pavlova 207, 580 Who will buy #71, LC Record #95-510920 208, 581 Bossa nova medley 208, 581 Dance insert #1 208, 581 Dance insert #2 208, 581 Dance insert #3 208, 581 Dance insert #4 208, 581 Depression time 209, 581 I hear music 209, 581 I hear music (reprise) 209 Hindustan 210, 581 Mapleton high 210, 581 Moon over Miami 210, 581 Old folks sketch 211, 581 The thirties 211, 581 We're gonna make it #72, LC Record #95-510996 212, 582 Al di la 212, 582 Do I hear a waltz 213, 582 Foreign language medley 214, 582 The globe turns 214, 582 Nessuro del mondo 215 Stella by starlight 215 Straw hat man #73, LC Record #95-510999 216, 583 Beautiful morning 216, 583 Bird medley 216, 583 Cool water 216, 583 Father time 216, 583 Goodnight Irene 217, 583 Holiday time 217 Holiday insert 217, 583 Unchained (Intro) 217, 583 Walk on by #74, LC Record #95-511332 218, 584 Art challenge 218, 584 Dinah (intro) 218, 584 Happiness is 219, 584 The mood I'm in 220, 584 Quick change medley 221, 584 Tourist blues 221, 584 The tycoon #75, LC Record #95-511333 222, 585 Fascinatin' rhythm 222, 585 The fiery web 223, 585 Mother 223, 585 Samson and Delilah 223, 585 Skin (intro) 223, 585 Smiles 223, 585 Smilin' thru #76, LC Record #95-511334 224, 586 Do the Freddie 224, 586 Doctor opera 224, 586 Ach du lieber 224, 586 Overture 224, 586 Valkyries ride 224, 586 Finale: they're dying 225, 586 I've got no strings 225, 586 Jerome's class 586 Oh where little dog 226, 586 Til tomorrow 226, 586 What to see (Watusi) 226, 586 Wonderful day (piazzo intro) 226, 586 You say either #77, LC Record #95-511363 227, 587 The exiled king 227, 587 Like love 227, 587 Turkey time #78, LC Record #95-511335 228, 587 Babysitter 228, 587 Be a spy 228, 587 Checkmate 229, 587 Goldbelly 229, 587 Goldbelly (reprise) 229, 587 Goldbelly finale 587 Lonely heart 230, 587 The oh oh girls 230, 587 Old friends 230, 587 Props 230, 587 Silly playoff 230, 587 Tango in gold 230, 587 What kinda fat am I #79, LC Record #95-511364 231, 588 Anything goes 231, 588 Charleston with me 231, 588 Could it be 232, 588 Friendship 232, 588 I'm a toy 232, 588 Lighthouse 232, 588 Toyland (intro) #80, LC Record #95-511367 589 Anything you can do 233, 589 Beethoven 233, 589 Elegance 233, 589 Friendly star 233, 589 Hogan's heroes 234, 589 Limehouse blues 234, 589 The lovebirds 234, 589 Selena (bridge) 234, 589 Selena 234, 589 Selena darling 234, 589 That face #81, LC Record #95-511530 235, 590 All I need now 235, 590 Another go around 236, 590 Argge means I love you 236, 590 Doin' the monster drag 236, 590 Double your pleasure 236 Everybody needs a girl 236 A fellow needs a girl 236, 590 Frankenstein finale 237, 590 Gonna build a monster 237, 590 Transylvania 237, 590 Transylvania (intro) 237, 590 The whiffenpoof song 237, 590 The window washer #82, LC Record #95-511574 238, 591 Fop at the top 238, 591 Jerome goes skiing 591 Take a moment 238, 591 Waltz around the Christmas tree 238, 591 We won't be in England #83, LC Record #95-511588 239 Deck the halls 239, 591 Grand prix 239, 591 Just an honest mistake 239, 591 The laundromat 239, 591 Let's talk it over 240, 591 Pennies from heaven #84, LC Record #95-511640 241, 592 Bon jour Michel 242, 592 Buried treasure (Coda) 242, 592 Buried treasure (Mexican) 242, 592 Le grande ballet 242, 592 I will wait for you 242, 592 The litterbug 243, 592 Money to burn 243 Once upon a summertime 243, 592 Quand ce balance 243, 592 The spy shop 592 Wonderful child #85, LC Record #95-511809 244 Benet poem 244, 593 Napoleon playoff 244, 593 The new ashmolean 244, 593 September song 244, 593 Yellow bird #86, LC Record #95-512164, #95-512165 245 245, 594 Broken heart medley 246, OV 868/3 Eddy Arnold medley 246, 594 The music halls 246, 594 On a clear day 247, 594 Petrov the thinker 247, 594 Sahara beach party 248, 594 Where I come from 248, 594 You gotta love everybody #87, LC Record #95-512166 249, 595 Bridge of sighs 249, 595 George Washington speaks 595 Giovanni's wedding 249, 595 The lass from the low country 249, 595 Let me entertain you 250 Station break song 250, 595 Worry about tomorrow #88, LC Record #95-512214, #95-512219 251, 595 Good spy Mr. Chips 251, 595 Lose that long face 251 More 251, 595 Skyscraper worker #89, LC Record #95-512225 252, 596 Chicken man 252, 596 The green leaves of summer 252, 596 Hoopety hey kind of day 252, 596 Hurry it's lovely up here 253, 596 Memphis blues medley 253 Oh lonesome me 253, 596 Tenderly #90, LC Record #95-512296 254, 597 Company's comin' 255, 597 Foreign movies 255, 597 King cotton 255, 597 Spy cowboy 255, 597 Wee Hughie 255, 597 Winston #91, LC Record #95-512657 256, 598 I'm following you 256, 598 Jerome's raise 256, 598 Let a smile be your umbrella 256, 598 Take love 257, 598 The violinist 257, 598 William Tell #92, LC Record #95-512658 258, 598 Ain't we got fun 258, 598 Be a clown 258, 598 Escaped convict 259, 598 Gilbert and Sullivan 259 Jamaica farewell 259 Once upon a time 259, 598 Scarey lessons #93, LC Record #95-512659 599 Ach du lieber 260, 599 Bahklava 260, 599 Challenge dance song 260, 599 Downtown 260, 599 The duty of a sheik 260, 599 Hora Dahvid Ben Nittahn 261, 599 Marry me Fatima 261, 599 The matchmaker (Eb) 261, 599 The matchmaker (F) 261, 599 The men of Sheik Ech Mech 261, 599 Sheik finale 261, 599 The singing sheik 262, 599 Time for singing 262, 599 To life #94, LC Record #95-512660 263, 600 Courtship 263, 600 I can't sit down 263, 600 Nola 264, 600 One of those songs 264, 600 Returned husband 264, 600 Sound of music medley #95, LC Record #95-517712 265, 601 First class flight 265, 601 India tourist spot 265, 601 Italian tourist spot 265, 601 Jerome went to Europe 265, 601 Jerome went to Europe (reprise) 266, 601 Let's get away from it all 266, 601 Packing a bag 266, 601 South American president 267, 601 We're gonna stay at home 267, 601 When in Rome #96, LC Record #95-518058 268, 602 Junior Bond 268, 602 Live life a little 268, 602 Shim sham shuffle 269, 602 Shiny stockings 269, 602 Shiny stockings (reprise) 269 Snow White 270, 602 Where am I going 270, 602 World medley #97, LC Record #95-518102 271, 602 Aloha OE 271, 602 Charleston ballet 271, 602 Cyrano in song 271, 602 Guests pests 271, 602 Hiccup song 272, 602 I'm forever blowing bubbles 272, 602 Men of France 602 No nose 272, 602 To come #98, LC Record #95-518115 273, 603 Anatomy of a crime 603 Happy time 273 My romance 273, 603 Short history 603 Spanish flea 274, 603 Simple melody 274, 603 Well all-right #99, LC Record #95-518235 275, 604 Ballet playoff 275, 604 CBS automation 275, 604 The hunting trip 275, 604 It's a good day 276, 604 Jennie kissed me 276, 604 Last of the big time gypsies 277, 604 Minstrel days 277, 604 One step behind 277, 604 The page boy #100, LC Record #95-518266 278, 605 Country news 278, 605 Four leaf clover 279, 605 Hey babe 279, 605 I wish you love 279, 605 Jerome sings 280, 605 Old MacDonald 280, 605 Once upon a time 280, 605 Santa Claus out 280, 605 Sukiyaki #101, LC Record #95-518307 281, 606 All you pretty people 281, 282, 606 Danny Ella medley 283, 606 December and May 606 Irish Kaye medley 606 Irish washerwoman 283, 606 It don't mean a thing 283, 606 Mood indigo 283, 606 My wild Irish Kaye 283, 606 Strip city blues 283, 606 We like each other 283, 606 We like each other (reprise) #102, LC Record #95-518444 284, 607 Glow worm 284, 607 Hurry its lovely up here 284, 607 Italian playoff 284, 607 A man's man 285, 607 Thou swell 286, 607 You've gotta move #103, LC Record #95-518495 287, 608 The battle of the bulge 287, 608 Chime in 288, 608 Conversation with Bossa Nova 288, 608 The frog and the grog 289, 608 Instant spy 289, 290, 608 Stompin' at the savoy #104, LC Record #95-518503 291, 609 I'll remember April 291, 609 It's today 292, 609 Louis medley 292, 609 Salute to Louis 293, 609 The shadow of your smile 293, 609 White heat episode #105, LC Record #95-518574 294, 610 Answering service 294, 610 High school reunion 294, 610 I must know 295, 610 Sunny disposish medley 295, 610 Tiger rag 295, 610 Vickie #106, LC Record #95-518650 296, 611 Giovanni's room 296, 611 It takes two 297, 611 Senior citizen 297, 611 Style #107, LC Record #95-518809 298, 612 Aren't you glad you're you 612 The five pennies saints 298, 612 Io e te 298, 612 Ipanema 299, 612 Jerome's Birthday 612 The Jules Jacques March 299, 612 Scottish Doctor #108, LC Record #95-518916 300, 613 The music halls 301, 613 Sailing away 301, 613 Time interlude 301, 613 Today I love everybody 301, 613 Two rivers 302, 613 Who killed cock robin 302, 613 You do something to me #109, LC Record #95-518972 303, 614 All of me 303, 614 Capsule movies 303, 614 Czardas 304, 614 It all started with the wheel 304, 614 The magnificent two 304, 614 The old tycoon 304 Turkey in the straw #110, LC Record #95-518983 305, 615 Jerome's help 305, 615 Lost letter - walk on the wild side 306, 615 Nothing can stop me now 306, 615 Walking happy 306, 615 What's new at the zoo #111, LC Record #95-519058 307, 616 Ammore mio 307, 616 Arab dance 307, 616 English home 307, 616 For me and my gal 307, 616 He loves me 308, 616 I'll never smile 308, 616 The mouse patrol 309, 616 Operatic routine 309, 616 Prop dance 616 Smile again 309, 616 The sound of words #112, LC Record #95-519065 310, 617 The bicycle 310, 617 Christmas tree 617 I love the outdoors 310, 617 Some children 310, 617 Waltz around the Christmas tree #113, LC Record #95-519401 311, 618 Ain't misbehavin' 311, 618 All of a sudden 311 Brother John 312, 618 Cabaret 618 Dance brother dance 618 I'll buy the ring 618 Lily of the valley 618 Number on my house 312, 618 Swanee river 312, 618 Yankee Doodle blues #114, LC Record #95-519490 313, 619 Come dance with me 313, 314, 619 Down by the station 314, 619 Vignettes #115, LC Record #95-519496 315, 619 I'm a brass band 315, 619 Lonesome road 316, 619 Soap opera blues 316, 619 Teamwork #116, LC Record #95-519560 317, 620 The continental 317 The easy way 317 Lovely again 318, 620 The rules of the road 318, 620 There's always an extra potato 319, 620 Western medley 319, 620 Who can I turn to #117, LC Record #95-519568 320, 621 All the world is a stage 321, 621 Any Wednesday 321, 621 Lonesome 322, 621 Man with a golden arm 322, 621 Mr. make up man 322, 621 Plant a radish 322, 621 Where are our children #118, LC Record #95-519821 323, 622 Ami ami 622 Chi chi pa 324, 622 The monkey band 324, 622 Parade (intro) 324, 622 Where do you worka John 324, 622 Work dance "heigh ho" #119, LC Record #95-519945 325, 623 I'm not a jealous 325, 623 Italian medley 326, 623 Italian wedding song 326, 623 Italian wedding song (F) 327, 623 Let me entertain you 327, 623 Married 328, 623 Too old to be young 328, 623 Too old to be young (reprise) 328, 623 Waltz (intro) 328, 623 What does she mean by that #120, LC Record #95-520054 329, 624 Dr. Zhivago 329, 624 Interlude 330, 624 Let's not talk about love 330, 624 Love 330, 624 Tarantella 330, 624 Where am I going 330, 624 Winchester cathedral #121, LC Record #95-520063 331 Big beautiful ball 331, 624 Flash, bang, wallop 331, 624 Roman spectacle #122, LC Record #95-520157 332, 625 Be yourself 332, 625 Boat film 332, 625 Caribbean cruise 333, 625 Caribbean opening 333, 625 Don't look now 333, 625 Finale 334, 625 I like you 334, 625 I like you (reprise) 625 Jamaica farewell 334, 625 2nd act opening 334, 625 Shy type person 334, 625 Waltz playoff #123, LC Record #95-520282 335 Barefoot contessa 335, 626 Color my world 335, 626 Huff and a puff 335, 626 Oinka oinka 335, 626 Pig playoff 335, 626 Three link sausages #124, LC Record #95-520319 336, 626 This old man 336, 626 Walking on new grass 337, 626 A wonderful day Copyrighted Material (parts only) 338 30 seconds 338 Act I & act II 338 Act II & act III 338 The amateur doctor 338 Anvil playoff 338 Argument anatomy 338 Babysitter 338 Baroque princess 338 Baseball sketch 338 Blind date 338 Buried treasure - Mexican 338 Cakewalk dance 338 Charo dance 338 Checkstand four 338 Christmas interlude 338 Circus impressions 338 Courtship 338 Cute 338 Drive to work 338 English courtroom 338 Escaped convict 338 The exiled king 338 Fanfares 338 Fathertime 338 Fire the maid 338 Frere Jacques 338 The globe turns 338 Goldbelly ridge 338 Good spy Mr. Chips 338 Gran prix 338 Green socks 338 Irish tag 338 The Irish traveller 338 Jerome's class 338 Jerome's raise 338 Jerome comes to dinner 338 Jerome goes skiing 338 King Cotton 338 Late snack 338 Lighthouse 338 The litterbug 338 Little man 338 Long engagement 338 Luncheon with history 338 Mountain feud 338 Munster news report 338 Murder maestro please 338 Musical chairs 338 Napolean playoff 338 Night with the pirahnas 338 Old folks sketch 338 Olympic runner 338 On to New Haven 338 Props 338 Rehearsal hall mix-up 338 Returned husband 338 The rotten bros 338 Russian space man 338 Sad Bernie 338 Sahara beach party 338 Samson & Delilah 338 Santa Claus Rudy 338 Scarey lessons 338 The second time around 338 The show's a hit 338 Skyscraper worker 338 Space capsule 338 The spy 338 Spy cowboy 338 The spy shop 338 Sweat shirt 338 T.V. revels 338 Tango impressions 338 Variations in rhythm 338 The violinist 338 Water boy 338 What is love 338 The window washer The Danny Kaye Tour Library

Parts (boxes 339-358) and score arrangements (boxes 627 and OV 868), some composed by Fine.

Arranged alphabetically by title.

339 Airy fairy pipers 339 All the world is a stage 340 Ami ami 340 Anatole of Paris 340 Ballin' the Jack 340 Barber shop 340 Bathtub admiral 340 Battle hymn 340 Begin the beguine 341 Candy kisses 341 Carnival of Venice 341 Carnival of Venice jazz 627 Casey 341 Chi chi pa 627 Ciu ciu bella 341 Cotton fields blue tail fly 341 Crazy Barbara 342 Danny Kaye entrance 342 Danny Kaye overture 342 Deck the halls 342 Deenah 342 Dem bones 342 Dinah walk on 343 Do you ever think of me 338, 627 The Dodgers (intro) 343, OV 868/4 Drink gypsy 343 Dunhill bit 344 Everything I have is yours 345 The first noel 345 Flamenco 345 Flea 345 Folk song medley 345 French (intro) 345 German concert song 345 Good King Wenceslas 346 Great come and get it day 346 Ha shalom 346 Hawaiian-African 346 I belong to Glasgow 627 I can't stop loving you 346 I like old people 346 I'd love to call you rose 346 I'll buy the ring 346 I'm five 347, 627 I've got a loverly bunch 347 The inch worm sequence 347 Jamaica farewell 347 January 347 Japanese song 348 Just in time 348 Kent commercial 348 Korea 349 Life could not better be 349 Lily of the valley 349 The little white duck 349 Lonely again 349 Lonesome road 350 Madam Crepe Suzette 350 Man in my life 350 Medley 350 Melody in 4F 351, 627 Minnie the Moocher 627 Mona Luigi's 352 New baby 352 Neutral playoffs 352 Night and day 353 Nonsense songs 352 The number on my house 354 Oh cha chornia 354 Oh come all ye faithful 354 P.S. 149 354 Pavlova 354 Peony bush 354 The puddle 355 Seven ages overture 355 Shickfitz 355 Sho sho 355 Sometimes I'm happy 356 South Rampart street 356 Spanish flea 356 Stanislovsky 356 Story 627 Spiritual 356 Sunshine, lollipops and rainbows 357 Tall hope 357 Thumbelina OV 868/5 Time after time 627 Town tag 357 The triplets 357 True or false - false or true 357 The ugly duckling 358 Waltzing Matilda 358, 627 We Deoch n' Dorris (Wee Doch and Dorris) 358 We wish you a merry Christmas 358 Wee Hughie 358 Will ye no come back again? 358 Wonderful Copenhagen 358 Yogi 358 Yogi (intro) An Evening with Danny Kaye

Parts (boxes 359-78) and score (box 379) arrangements, some composed by Fine.

Arranged alphabetically by composer and by title therein.

Alford, Kenneth J. 359-78, 379 Colonel Bogey march Alven, Hugo 359-78 Midsommarvaka, op.19 Anderson, Leroy 359-78 Fiddle faddle Beethoven, Ludwig van 359-78, 379 Symphony no. 5 in C minor, op.67 359-78 Achte Symphonie Emerson, Walter 359-78 Carnival of Venice Fine, Sylvia 359-78 Airy fairy pipers 359-78 Begin the beguine 359-78 Flamenco 359-78 The German concert song 359-78 Pavlova Hurst 359-78, 379 Waltzing Matilda Merrick 359-78, 379 Look sharp Murphy, C.W., Dan Lipton and John Neat 359-78 She's a lassie from Lancashire Ponchielli 359-78, 379 Dance of the hours Ravel, Maurice 359-78, 379 Bolero Rimsky-Korssakow, N. 359-78, 379 The flight of the bumblebee Rossini, Gioacchino 359-78, 379 Ouverture zur oper "Die diebische Elster" Schubert, F. 359-78 Siebente symphonie in C major Schreiber 359-78 The Danny Kaye polka Sousa, John Philip 359-78 The stars and stripes forever Strauss, Johann 359-78 Chit-chat 359-78, 379 Die fledermaus (du und du) Tschaikowsky, P. 359-78, 379 The nutcracker-suite, op.71a Verdi, G. 359-78 Triumphal march from Aida Wagner, Richard 359-78, 379 Einleitung zum dritten akt der oper Lohengrin The John Gary Show

Parts (boxes 380-430) and score arrangements (boxes 534-549).

Arranged alphabetically by title.

534 Alfie 380, 534 All the things you are 380 Alouette 380 And that reminds me 534 Anytime 380, 534 As long as I'm singin' 380 Be back soon 380, 534 Be my love 381 Beautiful 381, 534 Beautiful baby playoff 381, 534 Because of you 381, 534 Bella bella 381, 534 The best is yet to come 382, 534 Best thing for you 382, 534 Big spender 382, 534 Blues in the night 383, 535 Call me 383 Charlie my boy 383 Cheerio finale 383 Children go 383 Clancy 384, 535 Cockles & mussels 384, 535 Come to me bend to me 384 Comes once in a lifetime 384, 535 Cotton fields 384, 535 Crosby playoff 384, 535 Cute 385, 535 Danny boy 385, 535 Dear hearts #1 385, 535 Dear hearts #3 385, 535 Dear hearts #5 385, 535 Distant shores 385 Dixie 386, 535 Doe a' deer 386, 535 Don't let the rain come down 386, 535 Don't rain on my parade 386 Don't touch my hair 387, 536 Elegance 387, 388, 536 England production 388, 536 Espana rhapsody 388 Exodus 389, 536 Fair productions 390, 537 Fiddler on the roof 390, 537 Flying saucer 391 Georgia 391 Go ahead & cry 391, 537 Goin' out of my head 391, 537 Goin' to Chicago blues 391, 537 Granada 391, 537 Green peppers 392, 538 Hair 392 He's got the whole world 392, 538 Hello young lovers 392, 538 Hogan's heroes march (intro) 392, 538 Hogan's heroes march 392, 538 How little we know 392 Hot diggety 393, 538 I ain't down yet 393, 538 I believe 393 I can't believe 393, 538 I hear music 393 I love Paris 394, 538 I'm all smiles 394 I'm always chasing rainbows 394, 538 I'm gonna live until I die 394 Iddy biddy baby 394, 538 If 394, 538 If ever I would leave 394, 538 If you leave me 395, 539 Impressions 395, 539 (Intro) Chad & Jeremy 395, 539 Irish eyes 395, 396, 539 Irish production (section 1 & 2) 397 It's over 397, 539 Italian playon 397-398, 539 Italian production (section 1 & 2) 399, 540 J. Byner spot 399, 540 Jamaica farewell 399, 540 Jehosophat 399, 540 Jules M. playoff 399 Knees up Momma Brown 400 Let there be peace 540 A little bit of heaven 400, 540 The lonely goatherd 400 Look at that face 400, 540 Love is a many splendored thing 400, 540 Love is just around the corner 400, 540 Lovely way to spend an evening 400, 540 Lover's concerto 401, 540 Mama look a boo boo 401, 540 Mame 402, 540 Maria tonight 402, 540 Matchmaker 403, 541 Memoirs of a king 403, 541 Mexican production (section 1 & 2) 404, 541 Michelle 404-406, 541 Minstrel production (Section 1 - 3) 406, 541 More 406, 541 Movie theme 407 Nancy 407 New beautiful baby 407 A nightingale sang in Berkley Square 407, 541 No arms can ever hold you 407 O sole mio 407, 408, 542 Old MacDonald 408, 542 On a day like today 408, 542 On a wonderful day 408, 542 On the street where you live 408 Once upon a summer time 408 Once upon a time 409, 410, 542 Paris spot 411 Penny a pitch 411, 542 A perfect day 411 Please don't talk to me 411, 542 Pops classics 411, 542 Pops classics playoff (reprise) 411 Possum song 411, 542 Prisoner of love 412, 413, 543 Racing production (section 1 & 2) 413, 543 Red rosy bush 414, 543 River medley 414, 543 Rock-a-bye baby playoff 414, 543 Rock-a-bye baby playon 415, 544 Shadow of your smile 415 Shangri-la-lodge 415, 544 She loves me 415, 544 Sitting on top of the world 415, 544 Sloop John B. 416 Softly as I leave you 416, 544 Somethings gotta give 416 Somewhere 416, 544 The song of the coo coo 416, 544 The sound of music 417, 418, 545 Spiritual number (section 1 & 2) 418, 419, 545 State Fair (Section 1 & 2) 419, 545 Strangers in the night 420, 546 Summer medley 420, 546 Sunrise sunset 421, 546 Take me in your arms 421, 546 A taste of honey 421, 546 Tea for two (ping pong) 421, 546 Ten girls ago 421, 546 Tender trap 421, 547 That old gang of mine 421 These are the years 422, 547 Think cool spot 422 This is all I ask 422 This old house 422, 547 Till the end of time 422 Till there was you 422, 547 Till we meet again 423, 547 Tim Conway playoff 423, 547 Time after time 423 Tip of my fingers 423, 547 To life 423 Tonight we love 423, 547 Toyland playoff 423, 547 Trolley song 423, 547 Try to remember 424, 547 Two different worlds 424, 547 Two medley 424 Unchained melody 425, 548 Warm & willing 425 Wee you no come back again 425, 426, 548 Western production (Section 1 & 2) 427, 548 Whale of a tale 427 What does he see in her 427, 548 What now my love 427, 548 Where would you be 428, 548 While we're young 428, 549 Wien Wien 428, 549 Will you remember 428, 549 Without a song 429 Yellow bird 429, 549 Yesterday 429, 549 You and the night 429, 549 You are 429, 549 You'll never walk alone 430, 549 You're gonna hear from me 430, 549 Younger than springtime Orchestral Arrangements

Parts (boxes 447, 448, 450-490, 493-504) and score (boxes 511-533) arrangements from Decca and Columbia recordings, live performances, radio shows, and other occasions; some composed by Fine.

Arranged alphabetically by title.

447, 511 A policeman's lot is not a happy one, #15 447, 511 Ac-cent-tchu-ate the positive

by Harold Arlen, lyric by Johnny Mercer

447, 511 African Johnny 447 Afrikan song, #200 447 Airy fairy pipers, #36 447, 511 All about you, #184 448, 511 Anatole of Paris, #57 511 Ants 448, 511 Aria, #23 448, 511 Auld lang syne 450, 511 Babbit and bromide, #12 450, 511 Babooshka, #89 450, 451, 512 Bali boogie, #100

by Sylvia Fine

452, 512 Ballin' the Jack, #14

arr. by Johnny Green

452, 512 Bamboo di bamboo, #56 452, 512 Banjo dance 452, 512 Barrel house boogie and the blues, #95

arr. Buddy Bremen

452, 512 Bathtub admiral 452, 513 Begin the beguine 452, 513 Bendemeer stream, #58 452, 513 Bloop bleep, #92

by Frank Loesser, arr. William May

453, 513 Blow Gabriel blow 453, 513 Blue Skies, #32 513 Blues 453, 514 C'est si bon, #71

by Henri Betti

453, 514 Candy kisses, #96 453, 514 Cannon ball 453, 514 Carnival of Venice 453, 514 Carnival of Venice jazz 454, 514 Change style, #65 454, 514 China nights 454, 514 Ciu ciu bella

by Sylvia Fine

454, 514 Civilization, #93 454, 514 Colored kisses 454, 515 Commercial film 455, 515 Concerto for tongue and orchestra, #28 456, 515 Confidentiality, #74 456, 515 Conga, #20 456, 515 Countess of Coney Island, #54 456, 515 Court jester, #189

by Sylvia Fine

457, 533 Cowboy

arr. Vic Shoen

457, 516 The cowboy, #208

arr. Gus Levene

457, 516 Crazy Barbara 458, 516 Danny - Lucy parody duet 458, 516 Danny boy, #7

arr. Paul Sawtell

458, 516 Danny Kaye opening 458, 516 Danny Kaye overture 516 Deenah 459, 516 Delicatessen song, #82 516 Dem Bones, #106 459, 516 Dena's lullaby, #8

by Irving Graham

459, 516 Detective medley, #78 459, 517 Diamonds 460, 517 Dinah, #11 460, 517 Dixie 460, 517 The Dodgers 461, 517 Dolly brothers, #80 461, 517 Don't marry that girl, #86 461, 517 Don't tickle me 461, 517 Dreams come tumbling down, #164 461, 517 The duke of plaza toro, #8A 461, 517 The Dunhills 461, 517 Eat, eat, eat, #168

by William Saroyan

461, 517 Eileen, #179

by Sylvia Fine and Max Liebman

462, 517 Fair Dinkum, #187 462, 518 Fanfare & coronation song, #52 462, 518 Farming, #26 462, 518 Film opening #2 462, 518 Finale, #70 463, 518 Fish and chips, #75 463, 518 The five pennies, #207 463, 518 Flamenco, #177

by Johnny Green and Al Sendrey

463, 518 Fleas 463, 518 Folk songs 463, 519 French 463, 519 The frim fram sauce, #53

by Joe Ricardel and Redd Evans

463, 519 Front and center 464, 519 G.M. patter 464, 519 The girl with the three blue eyes, #61 465, 519 Glory hallelujah twist

arr. Pete King

464, 519 Good King D 464, 519 Happy ending, #160 464, 519 Happy times, #55

by Sylvia Fine, arr. Johnny Green

466, 519 Here's how a how-de-do 466, 519 Hot lips Pierre

by Larry Orenstein, arr. Jack Hayes

466, 520 How could you believe me, #154

by Burton Lane

466, 520 How how, #40 466, 520 Huckleberry Finn, #43

by Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner

466, 520 Hula Lou, #111

by Milton Charles and Wayne King

467, 520 I am an is, #46

by David Rose

468, 520 I belong to Glasgow, #25 468, 520 I got a song, #45 468, 520 I got a song (The railroad song), #91 468, 520 I left my hat in Haiti, #155 468, 520 I like old people 468, 520 I live to love, #190 468, 520 I love to rhyme, #59 468, 520 I taut I taw a puddy-tat 469, 520 I'm five 469, 520 I'm hiding 469, 521 Icebox 469, 521 If you are anxious for to shine, #9 469, 521 In love again

by Sylvia Fine

469, 521 In my neck of the woods, #180

by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning

469, 521 Inchworm 471, 521 Information please, #84 471, 521 It ain't necessarily so, #16

arr. Johnny Thompson

471, 521 It is never too late 471, 521 It's a sin to tell a lie, #60 472, 521 Jack & Jill, #104 521 January 472, 521 Jennie Macoo, #197 471, 522 Jenny, #10 473, 522 Jingle jingle 473, 474, 522 Jingle journey 1-3 475, 522 John W. Wells, #110 475, 522 Johnny one-note, #79 475, 522 The Judge's song, #34

by Sir. Arthur Sullivan, lyric by W.S. Gilbert

475, 522 Julius Caesar 475, 522 Just imagine 476, 523 Kaye - Horton, #76 476, 523 Kent comm. 523 Kismet 476, 523 Knock on wood, #185 476, 523 Korean, #39 477, 524 La vie en rose 477, 524 Ladies, ladies 477, 524 Let's not talk about love, #21 477, 524 Life could better not be, #191 477, 533 The liddle fiddle, #101 478, 524 The little child, #199

arr. Spencer

478, 524 The little white duck, #105

arr. Ken Darby

479-80, 524 Lobby number, #41

arr. Ray Heindorf

478, 524 Louis Armstrong entrance music 478, 524 Macnamara's band, #77 478, 524 Mad Dogs and Englishmen, #13

by Noel Coward, lyric by Sylvia Fine; arr. Johnny Green

478, 524 Madam 478, 524 Mademoiselle de Paree, #166

by Paul Durand

478, 524 The maladjusted jester, #189 478, 524 Matilda, #115 481, 533 McHugh, #97 481, 533 Medley - Hutton & Kaye, #68 481, 533 Melody in 4 F, #33 481, 533 Mendelssohn, #31 482, 533 Minnie the Moocher, #38 482, 525 Model of a modern major general, #24

arr. Paul Sawtell

482, 525 Molly Malone, #4 482, 525 Mommy give me a drink 482, 525 Monahan, #183 483, 525 The moon and I, #2

by Gilbert Sullivan, arr. Johnny Green

483, 525 The moon is blue, #182

by Sylvia Fine

483, 526 The moon is your pillow, #94 483, 526 My heart knows a lovely song (The contact song), #195 526 My name is John Wellington Wells, #110

by Sir Arthur Sullivan lyrics by W.S. Gilbert

483, 526 My ship, #29 484, 526 The new baby 484, 526 Nightmare song, #37 484, 526 No for an answer, #62 484, 526 The no-where blues 484, 527 Ocean parkway, #99 484, 527 Oh by jingo, #100 485, 527 On the double, #209 485, 527 On the Riviera, #159 485, 527 One life to live, #22 527 Opener 485, 527 Opening I 485, 527 Opera sequence 485, 527 Outfox the fox, #196 486, 527 Pabst themes from Pabst Blue Ribbon Show, #1 486, 527 Pass the basket, #192 486, 527 Pavlova, #35 486, 527 The peony bush, #73 486, 527 Philadelphia 487, 527 Pigalle, #112

by Georges Ulmer

487, 527 Playing on the seesaw 487, 528 Pons Kaye medley 528 Popo the Puppet, #57 488, 528 The Princess of pure delight, #15 488, 528 The puddle 488, 528 Put-down time 488, 528 Railroad song, #91 488, 528 Rating game 489, 528 Relax with me 489, 528 Rhapsody for unstrung tongue, #109

arr. David Raskin

489, 528 Rhythm, #27 489, 528 Rhythm of a new romance, #159 489, 528 Riley's daughter, #171 489, 528 Roll call 490, 528 The saga of the flea, #206 490, 528 Saints 490, 528 Santa Claus looks like my daddy, #170 490, 528 Saturday night, #19

arr. Irving Sheniker

490, 528 Scat signature, #47 528 Shickfitz 493, 528 Shoo fly pie, #85 529 Sililoquy for three heads, #176 493, 529 Sills and Kaye hoarse opera 493, 529 Sing a tropical song, #88 494, 529 Some of these days, #67 494, 529 Song of the plains, #18

arr. Paul Sawtell

494, 529 Song writers, #81 494, 529 Songs without words, #194 494, 529 South Rampart street 495, 529 Spiritual 495, 529 Spring finale 495, 529 St. Louis blues, #90

arr. Rudy Herman

495, 530 Stanislavsky, #48 496, 529 The steam is on the beam, #66

by Johnny Green, lyric George Marion, Jr.

496, 530 The sting 496, 530 Story/fairy tale, #17 496, 530 Sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows 530 Surfers - then & now 497, 530 Sweet Georgia 497, 530 Talent playhouse 497, 530 Tea for two, #108 497, 530 Thank you, #98

by Ervin Drake and Jimmy Shirl

497, 530 The thank you letter 498, 530 There is a hole at the bottom of the sea, #174 498, 530 There's a hole 498, 530 They call the wind Maria 498, 529 Things to forget, #83

by Sylvia Fine

498, 530 Thumbelina 499, 531 Tico-tico, #44 499, 531 Time medley, #64 499, 531 Tongue twisters, #169

by Roger Edens

499, 531 The triplets, #30 500, 531 Tropical playoff 500, 531 Tschaikowsky, #113 500, 531 Turn around 500, 533 TV scorings 501, 531 Two by two 501, 531 The ugly duckling 501, 531 Uncle pockets, #172 502, 531 The walrus and the carpenter, #162

by Sammy Fain

502, 531 Wee Doch in Doris 531 Wee you no come back 502, 531 What more do you want

by John Whitney, Alex Kramer, Hy Zaret

502, 531 When my first old, old love I knew, #3

by Gilbert & Sullivan, arr. Ted Duncan

502, 531 When I was a lad, #102

by Arthur Sullivan, lyric W.S. Gilbert, arr. Sidney Cutner

502, 532 When you're lying awake, #37 502, 532 Where walks my true love, #193 502, 532 Who tells the ants, #205

by Larry Orenstein

503, 532 Wilhelmina, #72 503, 532 Will-o-waley, #188 503, 532 Wish I may, #81 504, 533 Yankee Doodle blues, #103

arr. Johnny Green

504, 532 Yogi 504, 532 Yonuary, #186 504, 532 You made me love you, #63 504, 532 You're for me Mimi , #167 Film Scores

Arrangements and printed music (boxes 444-446), some composed and co-written by Fine.

Arranged alphabetically by film title and by song title therein.

444/1 The court jester. Sylvia Fine and Sammy Cahn Baby let me take you dreaming My heart knows a lovely song Pass the basket 444/2 The five pennies. Sylvia Fine Follow the leader Good night - sleep tight Lullaby in ragtime When the saints go marching in 444/3 Hans Christian Andersen. Frank Loesser I'm Hans Christian Andersen The inch worm The king's new clothes The ugly duckling Wonderful Copenhagen 445 Happy times. Sylvia Fine and Johnny Green Brodny, brodny Drink gypsy Lonely heart Medicine show Road songs Yakov's commercial 444/4 Inspector General. Sylvia Fine Happy times 446/1 Knock on wood. Sylvia Fine and Victor Young A room full of guests All about you Auto radio gag Ballet Brodnick and Papinek Chacun Chase to the pub The end of Brodnick Gromek procures Jerry's hotel room Knock on wood Love Monahan-o-han Plot complications Prelude Sanctuary at Langston's The umbrella 444/5 On the double. Sylvia Fine Fan dance 444/6 On the Riviera. Sylvia Fine Rhythm of a new romance 446/2 Peter Pan. Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley By hook or crook Mothers The rotters hall of fame They don't make 'em like me anymore 446/3 Two by two. Richard Rodgers and Martin Charnin (Broadway show) An old man The covenant Everything reprise The gitka song The golden ram Hammer music Hey girlie reprise Incidental Ninety again Noah's entrance Poppa know best Put him away Revelation Something doesn't happen Somewhere Why me? You You got to have a rudder on the ark 444/7 Up in arms. Harold Arlen Tess's torch song Sylvia Fine

Lyrics (handwritten and typed), manuscripts, and printed music (boxes 443-444, 449, 470, 491-492, 505).

Arranged by medium and alphabetically by title therein.

449, 470, 491 Lyrics Manuscripts 444/8 African song 505/1 Ciu ciu bella 505/2 Delilah Jones 505/3 Election day 444/9 The five pennies 444/10 Happy times 505/4 ILGWU 505/5 In love again 444/11 Japanese song (ami ami) 444/12 Korean song 444/13 Lone ranger 505/6 Man with the golden arm 444/14 Midsummer madness 444/15 Mine alone 505/7 Molly-o 444/16 New fanfare - lobby number 444/17 Once there was music 444/18 Only yesterday 444/19 Rhyme 505/8 Romeo and Juliet 505/9 Stickfitz 505/10 Triple mirror 444/20 Waltzing Matilda 444/21 Wee you no come back again 444/22 Who tells the ants 505/11 You gotta love everybody Printed Music Fine, Sylvia 492/1 Ciu ciu bella. Holland: Chappell & Co., 1956 . 2 copies 443/1 Ciu ciu bella. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1956 . 2 copies 492/1 Ciu ciu bella. London: New World Pub. Ltd., 1956 . 2 copies 443/1 Las cincos monedas (The five pennies). Argentina: Ediciones Internacionales Fermata, 1959 . 2 copies 443/1 The five pennies. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1959 . 2 copies 443/1 I cinque pennies (The five pennies). Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 The five pennies. London: Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 Millionare de cinq sous (The five pennies). Paris: Chappell, S.A., 1959 . 2 copies 443/1 Follow the leader. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1959 . 2 copies 443/1 Goodnight - sleep tight. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 Goodnight - sleep tight. London: Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 Goodnight et bonne nuit. Paris: Chappel, S.A., 1959 . 2 copies 443/1 Happy ending. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1951 . 444/23 I keep humming the tune 444/24 I like Marie 443/1 Laugh it off. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1955 . 444/25 Love me again 443/1 Lullabye in ragtime. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 Lullabye in ragtime. London: Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 Berceuse en ragtime (Lullabye in ragtime). Paris: Chappell, S.A., 1959 . 2 copies 492/1 Lullaby in ragtime. Copenhagen: Imudico, 1959 . 2 copies 444/26 Main title - golden arm 443/1 On the double. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1961 . 444/27 Only yesterday 492/1 Popo the puppet. New York: Pickwick Music Corp., 1950 . 443/1 Un generale e mezzo (On the double). Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1961 . 2 copies 444/28 Uncle pockets 444/29 Yon-u-ary Fine, Sylvia and Elmer Bernstein 443/1 Delilah Jones. Argentina: Ediciones Internacionales Fermata, 1956 . 443/1 Delilah Jones. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1956 . 443/1 Delilah Jones. London: The Victoria Music Pub. Co. Ltd., 1956 . 443/1 Delilah Jones. Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1956 . 2 copies 443/1 Dalilah (Delilah Jones). Paris: Chappell S.A., 1956 . 2 copies 443/1 Delilah Jones. Sao Paulo: Editores de Musica, 1956 . 4 copies 443/1, 492/2 Main title theme. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1956 . 2 copies 492/2 Main title theme. London: The Victoria Music Pub. Co. Ltd., 1956 . 2 copies 492/2 Theme aus der Mann mit dem goldenen Arm (Main title theme). Munchen: Chappell & Co., 1956 . 2 copies 443/2 Molly-o. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1955 . 2 copies 443/2 Molly-o. New York: Charles Hansen Music Corp., 1956 . 2 copies 443/2 Molly-o. Argentina: Ediciones Nacionales Fermata, 1955 . 2 copies 492/2 Molly-o. London: The Victoria Music Pub. Co. Ltd., 1956 . 2 copies 443/2 Molly-o. Sao Paulo: Editores de Musica, 1955 . 4 copies 492/2 Molly-o. Paris: Chappell S.A., 1956 . Fine, Sylvia and Sammy Cahn 443/2 Baby, let me take you dreaming. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1955 . 2 copies 492/2 Baby, let me take you dreaming. London: The Victoria Music Pub. Co., Ltd., 1955 . 443/2 Todo dice amor (Life could not better be). Barcelona: Canciones Del Mundo, 1955 . 2 copies 443/2 Life could not better be. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1955 . 2 copies 492/2 Life could not better be. London: Chappell & Co., Ltd., 1955 . 2 copies 492/2 Wenn ich ein auto hatt'! (Life could not better be). Munchen: Chappell & Co., 1955 . 2 copies 443/2 Le Ciel me sourit (Life Could Not Better Be). Paris: Chappell S.A., 1955 . 2 copies 443/2 Mit hjerte er fuldt af sang (My heart knows a lovely song). Copenhagen: Morks Musikforlag, 1955 . 443/2 My heart knows a lovely song. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1955 . 2 copies 492/2 My heart knows a lovely song. London: The Victoria Music Pub. Co., Ltd., 1955 . 2 copies 443/2 Le bal des oiseaux (My heart knows a lovely song). Paris: Chappell S.A., 1955 . 2 copies Fine, Sylvia and George Duning 492/2 Suzanne. London: Chappell & Co., Ltd., 1958 . 2 copies 443/2 Suzanne. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1958 . 2 copies 443/2 Au revoir, Suzanne (Suzanne). Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1958 . Miscellaneous Printed Music

Printed music (boxes 431-442, 506-510).

Arranged alphabetically by composer, compiler, or editor; and alphabetically by title therein.

Abreu, Zequinha and Ervin Drake 506/1 Tico-tico. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc., 1943 . Adams, A. Emmett and Douglas Furber 506/1 The bells of St. Mary's. California: Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew Ltd., 1947 . Adderly, Julian and John Hendricks 431/1 Sermonette. New York: Silhouette Music Corp., 1956 and 1958 . Adderly, Nat and Oscar Brown Jr. 506/1 Work song. New York: UPAM Music Co., 1960 . Adler, Richard and Jerry Ross 431/1 Heart. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1955 . 431/1 The pajama game. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1954 . 431/1 Steam heat. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1952 . 431/1 Two lost souls. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1955 . 2 copies 431/1 Who's got the pain?. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1955 . Adrian, Jack 431/1 Salt. New York: Duchess Music Corp., 1949 . 2 copies Adrian, Jack and Stan Freeman 431/1 The guy with the voodoo!. New York: Duchess Music Corp., 1950 . Adrissi, Richard, Dick Foster and Dave Barbour 431/1 Santa caught a cold on Christmas eve. Hollywood: Sergeant Music Co., 1963 . Ager, Milton and Jack Yellen 506/1 Ain't she sweet. California: Advanced Music Corp., 1929 . 431/1 Happy days are here again. New York: Advanced Music Corp., 1929 . Ahlert, Fred E. and Roy Turk 506/1 I don't know why. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1946 . 506/1 I'll get by. New York: Fred Ahlert Music Corp., Cromwell Music, Inc., 1928 . Ahlert, Fred E. and Joe Young 431/1 I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter. New York: Fred Ahlert Music Corp., 1963 . Akst, Harry and Grant Clarke 506/1 Am I blue?. M. Witmark & Sons, 1929 . Akst, Harry, Solly Violonsky and Ben Ryan 431/1 Remember mother's day. New York: Sam Fox Pub., Co., 1948 . Alford, Kenneth J. 506/1 Colonel Bogey. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., 1943 . Allen, Lester and Robert Hill 431/2 Kiss of fire. New York: Duchess Music Corp., 1952 . Allen, Robert and Al Stillman 431/2 Moments to remember. New York: Music Beaver Music Pub. Corp., 1955 . Allen, Steve 431/2 I love you today. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1963 . 431/2 I'll show them all. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1963 . 431/2 I'm a red hot mama. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1963 . 431/2 Impossible. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1956 . 431/2 They've got a lot to learn. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1963 . 431/2 This could be the start of something. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1956 . 2 copies 431/2 When I'm in love. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1963 . 431/2 When you carry you own suitcase. New York: Rosemeadow Pub. Corp., 1963 . Allen, Terry and Ann Gundersen 431/2 Christmas is for everyone. Wisconsin: Mellen, 1952 . Almer, Tandyn 431/2 Along comes Mary. Hollywood: Davon Music Corp., 1965 and 1966 . Alphonse and Gaston 431/2 Schnitzel bank. Cincinnati: The Groene Music Pub. Co., 1904 . Alstone, Alex and Tom Glazer 431/2 More. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1961 . 2 copies Altfield, Con and Roger Christian 506/1 The little old lady (from Pasadena). California: Trousdale Music, Inc., 1964 . 2 copies Altman, Arthur and Jack Lawrence 431/2 All or nothing at all. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1940 . Andersen, Leroy and Mitchell Parish 431/2, 506/1 Sleigh ride. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1948, 1950 . Andersen, Leroy 506/1 The typewriter. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1953 . Andrews, Chris 431/2 Girl don't come. London: Glissando Music Ltd., 1964 . Applegate, Les 506/1 Goodbye, my Coney Island baby. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1948 . Arlen, Harold and Truman Capote 431/3 Two ladies in de shade of de banana tree. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1954 . Arlen, Harold and Dorothy Fields 431/3 Today, I love ev'rybody. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1953 . Arlen, Harold and Ira Gershwin 506/1 Let's take a walk around the block. New York: Harms, Inc., 1934 . 506/1 Lose that long face. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1954 . 506/1 The man that got away. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1954 . Arlen, Harold and E.Y. Harburg 431/3 Happiness is a thing called Joe. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1942 . 2 copies 431/3, 506/1 Last night when we were young. New York: Bourne, Inc., 1936 . 431/3 Mewsette. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1961 . 431/3 Paris is a lonely town. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1961 . 431/3 Push de button. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1957 . 431/3 Roses red-violets blue. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1961 . Arlen, Harold and Ted Koehler 506/1 Get happy. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1930 . 431/3 Happy as the day is long. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1933 . 506/1 I gotta right to sing the blues. New York: Harms, Inc., 1933 . 2 copies 506/1 I love a parade. New York: Harms, Inc., 1931 . 506/1 Let's fall in love. New York: Bourne, Inc., 1933 . 506/1 Minnie the Moocher's weddin' day. New York. 506/1 When the sun comes out. New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc., 1941. Arlen, Harold and Johnny Mercer 506/1 Ac-cent-tchu-ate the positive. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1944. 431/3, 506/1 Blues in the night. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1941. 431/3 Come rain or come shine. New York: A.M. Music Corp., 1946. 2 copies 506/1 Hit the road to dreamland. 431/3 The man in my life. New York: Harwin Music Corp., 1959. 431/3 One for my baby. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1943. 2 copies 431/3 Ridin' on the moon. New York: A.M. Music Corp., 1946. 506/1 This time the dream's on me. New York: Harms, Inc., 1941. Arlen, Harold, Billy Rose and E.Y. Harburg 431/3 It's only a paper moon. New York: Harms, Inc., 1933. Armstrong, Lil and Don Raye 431/3 Just for a thrill. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1939. Armstrong, Louis and Don Raye 431/3 Struttin' with some barbecue. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1950. Arndt, Felix and Sunny Skylar 506/1 Nola. New York: Sam Fox Publishing Co. Inc., 1959. Arnheim, Gus, Harry Tobias and Jules Lemare 506/1 Put your little arms around me. New York: Metro-Goldwyn Corp., 1931. 506/1 Sweet and lovely. New York: Metro-Goldwyn Corp., 1931. Arnold, Malcolm 431/3 The River Kwai march. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1957. Austin, Billy and Louis Jordan 431/3 Is you is, or is you ain't. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1944. Austin, Gene, Jimmy McHugh and Irving Mills 506/1 When my sugar walks down the street. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1924. Ayer, Nat D. and A. Seymour Brown 431/3 Oh! you beautiful doll. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1911. Aznavour, Charles and Ben Lees 506/1 For mama. Paris: Editions Charles Aznavour, 1963 and 1964. 431/3 For me...formidable. New York: Ludlow Music, Inc., 1963. 431/3 Paris is at her best in May. New York: Ludlow Music, Inc., 1959 and 1965. 2 copies Bacharach, Burt and Hal David 506/2 Trains and boats and planes. New York: U.S. Songs, Inc., 1964. 2 copies 431/4 What the world needs now is love. New York: Blue Sea Music, Inc. and Jac Music Co., Inc., 1965. Baer, Abel and L. Wolfe Gilbert 506/2 I miss my Swiss. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1925. 431/4, 506/2 My mother's eyes. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1928. Bagdasarian, Ross and William Saroyan 506/2 Come on - a my house. New York: Duchess Music Corp., 1940. Baker, Phil, Sid Silvers and Abe Lyman 431/4 Did you mean it?. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1927. 2 copies Ball, Ernest R. and J. Keirn Brennan 431/4 A little bit of heaven. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1914. 431/4 Let the rest of the world go by. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1919. Ballard, Clint Jr. 431/4 The game of love. New York: Skidmore Music Co., Inc., 1964. Ballard, Pat 506/2 I get so lonely. New York: Melrose Music Corp., 1953. Barcelata, Lorenzo, Fred Wise and Milton Leeds 506/2 The bells of San Raquel. New York: Peer International Corp., 1934. Barclay, Eddie and Michel Legrand 431/4 Once upon a summertime. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1944. 2 copies Barker, Danny, Vernon Lee and Henry Jones 431/4 Save the bones for Henry Jones. New York: Criterion Music Corp., 1947. Barnes, Billy 506/2 I like flying 431/4, 506/2 Indiana 506/2 Little bit of cucumber 506/2 Little leaguerer 506/2 The music halls 506/2 No nose knows 431/4 There's a girl. Hollywood: Tylerson Music Co., 1965. 506/2 Wedgie song 506/2 Where are your children 506/2 The who killed poor cock robin murder mystery Barnes, Billy, Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore 506/2 She was my sweetie Barnes, Billy and Earl Brown 506/2 Hangin' around Barnes, Billy and B. Rothman 506/2 Flattery Barnes, Billy, L. Tucker and P. Mazursky 506/2 Anything you can do I can do it rottener 506/2 Danny Sergio "recitative spot" 506/2 The farmer's daughter 506/2 New utrecht 506/2 Shenandopey 506/2 We are the love birds Barnes, Howard, Harold Cornelius and Dominic John 431/4 A blossom fell. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1954. 2 copies Barris, Harry and Bing Crosby 431/4 From Monday on. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1928. 2 copies Barris, Harry and Arthur Freed 431/4 It was so beautiful (and you were mine). DeSylva, Brown & Henderson Inc., 1932. Barris, Harry, Ted Koehler and Billy Moll 431/4 Wrap your troubles in dreams. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1931. 2 copies Barris, Harry and George Springer 431/4 Lies. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1931. 2 copies Barroso, Ary and Ervin Drake 506/2 Angel - may - care. New York: Peer International Corp., 1941. Barroso, Ary and Ray Gilbert 506/2 Baia. New York: Peer International Corp., 1938. Barroso, Ary and S.K. Russell 506/2 Brazil. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc., 1939. Barry, John and Don Black 506/2 Born free. New York: Screen Gems-Columbia Music, Inc., 1966. Barry, John, Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley 506/2 Goldfinger. London: United Artists Music Ltd., 1964. Bart, Lionel 431/4 As long as he needs me. New York: Hollis Music, Inc., 1960. 506/2 Consider yourself. London: Lakeview Music Co. Ltd., 1960. 431/4 I'd do anything. New York: Hollis Music, Inc., 1960. 431/4 Where is love?. New York: Hollis Music, Inc., 1960. Barzizza, P. 506/2 Ho paura di te. Milano: Accordo, 1958. Basie, Count 506/2 One o'clock jump. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1938. Bauduc, Ray, Bob Haggart and Steve Allen 506/2 South Rampart Street parade. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1938. Bayes, Nora and Jack Norworth 506/2 Shine on harvest moon. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1941. Becaud, Gilbert and Mann Curtis 431/4 Let it be me. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1960. Becaud, Gilbert and Carl Sigman 506/3 The day the rains came. France: France Music Inc., 1957. 431/4 What now my love. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1962. Belafonte, Harry 506/3 Memphis, Tennessee. Bell, Raymond 506/3 Jump in the line. Clara Music Publishing Corp., 1961. Belle, Barbara, Louis Prima, Anita Leonard and Stan Rhodes 431/4 A Sunday kind of love. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946. Benjamin, Bennie and George Weiss 431/4 I'll never be free. New York: Laurel Music Corp., 1950. Benjamin, Bennie, George Weiss and Frankie Carle 506/3 Oh! what it seemed to be. Joy Music, Inc., 1945. Bergamini, F. and A. Locatelli 431/4 Canzone gitana. Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1958. Bergman, Marilyn and Alan Bergman 431/4 Darlin' girl. Threesome Music Co., 1965. Berland, Sigmunt, Sonny Miller and Leo Fuld 431/4 Where can I go?. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1931. 2 copies Berlin, Irving 506/3 Alexander's ragtime band. New York: Irving Berlin, 1911. 431/5 All alone. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1924. 2 copies 431/5 Always. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1925. 431/5 Anything you can do. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1946. 506/3 Be careful, it's my heart. New York: Irving Berlin, 1942. 506/3 The best thing for you. New York: Irving Berlin, 1950. 431/5 Blue skies. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1927. 431/5 Change partners. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1938. 431/5 Cheek to cheek. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1935. 431/5 Choreography. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1953. 2 copies 431/5 A couple of swells. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1947. 431/5 Crinoline days. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1922. 431/5 For the very first time. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1952. 506/3 Happy holiday. New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1942. 431/5, 506/3 Heat wave. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1933. 431/5 How about me. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1928. 2 copies 506/3 How deep is the ocean. New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1933. 431/5 I got the sun in the morning. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1946. 431/5 I love a piano. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1915. 431/5 I'm an Indian too. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1946. 506/3 I'm putting all my eggs in one basket. New York: Irving Berlin. 431/5 I've got my love to keep me warm. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1937. 2 copies 431/5, 506/3 Isn't this a lovely day. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1935. 506/3 It only happens when I dance with you. New York: Irving Berlin, 1948. 431/5 It's a lovely day today. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1950. 431/5 Lazy. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1924. 431/5 Laugh it up. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1962. 431/5 Let yourself go. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1936. 431/5 Let's face the music and dance. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1936. 2 copies 506/3 Let's have another cup o' coffee. New York: Irving Berlin, 1932. 431/5 Let's take an old fashioned walk. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1948. 431/6 Mandy. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1919. 431/6 Maybe it's because I love you too much. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1933. 431/6 My defenses are down. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1946. 431/6 An old fashioned wedding. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1966. 2 copies 431/6 Play a simple melody. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1914. 506/3 Puttin on the ritz. New York: Irving Berlin, 1929. 431/6 Reaching for the moon. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1930. 431/6 Remember. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1925. 431/6 Say it with music. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1921. 431/6 Say it isn't so. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1932. 506/3 Sisters. New York: Irving Berlin, 1953. 506/3 Slumming on Park Avenue. New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1937. 431/6 Soft lights and sweet music. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1931. 431/6 Song for belly dancer. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1962. 431/6 The song is ended. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1927. 2 copies 431/6, 506/3 They say it's wonderful. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1946. 506/3 This is the army, Mister Jones. New York: This is the Army Inc., 1942. 431/6 Top hat, white tie and tails. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1946. 2 copies 431/6 What'll I do. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1924. 431/6 When I lost you. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1912. 431/6 When the midnight choo-choo leaves for Alabam'. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1912. 431/6 White Christmas. New York: Irving Berlin Music Corp., 1942. Bernard, Felix and Dick Smith 432/1 Winter wonderland. New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc., 1934. Bernstein, Elmer and Mack David 432/1 Walk on the wild side. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1961. Bernstein, Elmer and Sylvia Fine 506/3 Main title from The man with the golden arm. Hollywood: Dena Music, Inc., 1956. Bernstein, Leonard, Betty Comden and Adolph Green 432/1 I can cook too. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1944. 506/3 It's love. California: Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, 1953. 432/1 Lonely town. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1945. 432/1 New York, New York. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1945. Bernstein, Leonard and Stephen Sondheim 432/1 America. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1957. 432/1 I feel pretty. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1957. 432/1 Something's coming. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1957. 432/1 Somewhere. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1957. 432/1 Tonight. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1957. 2 copies Best, William and Deek Watson 432/1 (I love you) For sentimental reasons. New York: Duchess Music Corp., 1945. Bestor, Don, R. Lewis and W. Donovan 432/1 Down by the winegar woiks. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1925. 2 copies Bestor, Don and Roy Turk 432/1 Contented. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1932. Betti, Henri and Jerry Seelen 432/1 C'est si bon. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947. Betzner, Jack and Joe Davis 432/1 Gambler in hearts. New York: Joe Davis, 1963. 2 copies Bise, Buzz 506/3 Let the show begin. New York: Independent Music Publishers, 1960. 506/3 The witches crew. New York: Independent Music Publishers, 1959. Bizet, Georges 432/1 Chanson du toreador. New York: Carl Fischer, Inc., 1915. Blair, May S. and Marqueita Blair 432/1 Happy birthday, little Jesus. Tulsa: Mrs. May Blair, 1954. 2 copies Bland, James 506/3 Carry me back to old Virginny. Ashley Publications Inc., 1962. Blane, Ralph 506/3 Girls were made to take care of boys. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1948. Blane, Ralph and Hugh Martin 432/1 Love. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1945. 2 copies Block, Hal and Pinky Herman 506/3 It must be l-u-v. New York: Manor Music Co., 1947. Bloom, Rube 506/3 Maybe you'll be there. New York: Triangle Music Corp., 1947. Bloom, Rube and Johnny Mercer 432/1 Day in - day out. New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc., 1939. 432/1 Fools rush in. New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc., 1940. Bloom, Rube and Harry Ruby 432/1 Give me the simple life. New York: Triangle Music Corp., 1945. Bloom, Rube and Harry Woods 432/1 The man from the south. New York: Skidmore Music Co., Inc., 1930. 2 copies Bocage, Peter and A.J. Piron 432/1 Mama's gone, goodbye. New York: Pickwick Music Corp., 1923. Bock, Jerry and Sheldon Harnick 432/2 All of these - and more. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1957. 432/2 Artificial flowers. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1960. 432/2 Dear friend. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1963. 432/2 Far from the home I love. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 432/2 Fiddler on the roof. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 2 copies 432/2 Fiddler on the roof-vocal selections. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 432/2 Good clean fun. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1960. 432/2 Hidden in my heart. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1957. 432/2 I wonder what it's like. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1959. 432/2 Just my luck. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1957. 432/2 Leave well enough alone. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1957. 432/2 Lovely Laurie. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1960. 432/2 Matchmaker. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 2 copies 432/2 Miracle of miracles. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 2 copies 432/2 My gentle young Johnny. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1960. 432/2 My Miss Mary. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1960. 432/2 Now I have everything. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 2 copies 432/2 Sabbath prayer. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 2 copies 432/2, 506/3 Sunrise, sunset. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 432/2 'Til tomorrow. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1959. 2 copies 506/3 To life. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 432/2 Tommy, Tommy. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1960. 506/3 Tradition. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1964. 432/2 Uh-huh, oh yeah. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1957. 432/2 Will he like me?. New York: Sunbeam Music Corp., 1963. Bock, Jerry, Larry Holofcener and George Weiss 506/3 Mr. Wonderful. New York: Laurel Music Corp., 1956. 506/3 Too close for comfort. New York: Laurel Music Corp., 1956. Boland, Clay and Moe Jaffe 432/3 The gypsy in my soul. New York: Words and Music, Inc., 1937. Bonavolonta, G. and G. Fiorelli 506/3 Canzona 'e notte. Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1958. Bonfa, Luiz and Antonio Maria 432/3 Samba de orfeu. New York: Ross Jungnickel, Inc., 1959. Boulanger, Georges and Jimmy Kennedy 432/3 My prayer. New York: Skidmore Music Co., Inc., 1939. 2 copies Boutelje, Phil and Harry Tobias 506/3 Star of hope. New York: Tobey Music Coro., 1951. Bowman, Brooks 506/3 East of the sun (and west of the moon). Brooks Bowman, 1934. Bowman, Euday L. and Andy Razaf 432/3 12th street rag. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1914. 2 copies Box, Elton, Desmond Cox and Lewis Ilda 432/3 Just a little fond affection. New York: Skidmore Music Co., Inc., 1944. 2 copies Bradshaw, Justin 506/4 Sorry for myself. California: Colortunes Publishers, 1953. Braham, Philip and Douglas Furber 432/3 Limehouse blues. New York: Harms Inc., 1922. Brahms, Johannes 506/4 Op. 80 academical festival overture. New York: Edition Eulenburg, Ltd., 1926. 506/4 Brahms lullaby (close your eyes). New York: Ward & Sears Music Inc., 1953. 506/4 Cradle song. New York: National Association of Broadcasters, Inc., 1936. Bresler, Jerry and Larry Wynn 432/3 Five guys named Moe. New York: Cooper Music, Inc., 1941. Bricusse, Leslie 432/3 My kind of girl. New York: Hollis Music, Inc., 1961. 2 copies Bricusse, Leslie and Robin Beaumont 432/3 Another spring. New York: Ludlow Music, Inc., 1965. Bricusse, Leslie and Anthony Newley 432/3 The beautiful land. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1965. 432/3 Feeling good. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1964. 432/3 Gonna build a mountain. New York: Ludlow Music, Inc., 1961. 2 copies 432/3 The joker. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1964. 432/3 Look at that face. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1965. 432/3 My first love song. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1964. 432/3 Nothing can stop me now!. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1965. 506/4 Once in a lifetime. London: Essex Music Ltd., 1961. 432/3 The roar of the greasepaint (the smell of the crowd)-highlight selections. New York: The Richmond Org., 1964. 432/3 Stop the world-I want to get off-vocal selections. New York: Ludlow Music, Inc., 1961. 432/3 Sweet beginning. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1965. 432/3 This dream. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1964. 506/4 Typically English. London: Essex Music Ltd., 1961. 432/3 What kind of fool am I?. New York: Ludlow Music, Inc., 1961. 432/3 Who can I turn to. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1964. 432/3 A wonderful day like today. New York: Musical Comedy Productions, Inc., 1964. Brito, Ernesto Duarte 506/4 Baila mi cha cha cha. New York: Peer International Corp., 1953. Britt, Elton, Lou Shelley, Billy Bell and Mickey Stoner 506/4 Cannonball run. New York: R.F.D. Music Publishing Co. Inc., 1950. Brockman, James and Leonard Stevens 506/4 I faw down an' go boom!. New York: Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, Inc., 1928. Brodszky, Nicholas 506/4 Be my love. New York: Loew's Inc., 1949. 506/4 Parts. New York: Loew's Inc., 1950. Brooks, Shelton 506/4 The darktown strutters' ball. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1917. Broones, Martin and William Albert Luce 432/4 Be still and know. Beverly Hills: Artist Music, Inc., 1960. Broones, Martin and Ballard MacDonald 432/4 Bring back those minstrel days. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1926. Brown, Earl 432/4 Old mill stream 432/4 Walkin' on new grass Brown, Frankie 432/4 Born to lose. New York: Peer International Corp., 1943. Brown, Lew and Ray Henderson 506/4 Life is just a bowl of cherries. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1917. Brown, Lew, Billy Rose and Ray Henderson 432/4 Dummy song. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1925 and 1944. 2 copies Brown, Lew and Carl Schraubstader 432/4 Last night on the back porch. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1923. 2 copies Brown, Lew, Wladimir A. Timm, Vasek Zeman and Jaromir Vejvoda 432/4 Beer barrel polka. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1934. 2 copies Brown, Lew, Charlie Tobias and Sam H. Stept 432/4 Comes love. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1939. 506/4 Don't sit under the apple tree (with anyone else but me). New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1942. Brown, Lew, Rudy Vallee and Paolo Citorello 432/4 Oh! ma-ma! (The butcher boy). New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1938. 2 copies Brown, Nacio Herb and Arthur Freed 506/4 After sundown. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., 1933. 432/4 All I do is dream of you. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1934. 432/4 Beautiful girl. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1933. 506/4 Broadway melody. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1929. 506/4 Broadway rhythm. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., 1935. 432/4 Chant of the jungle. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1929. 432/4 Good morning. New York: Chappel & Co., Inc., 1939. 432/4 I've got a feelin' you're foolin'. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1935. 432/4 The moon is low. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1929. 506/4 A new moon is over my shoulder. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., 1934. 506/4 Our big love scene. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., 1933. 432/4 Pagan love song. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1929. 432/4 Should I. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1929. 506/4 Sing before breakfast. New York: Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Inc., 1935. 432/4 Singin' in the rain. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1929. 432/4 Temptation. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1933. 506/4 We will meet again in Honolulu. New York: Variety Music, Inc., 1943. 506/4 We'll make hay while the sun shines. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., 1933. 432/4 The wedding of the painted doll. New York: Miller Music Corp., 1929. 506/4 The woman in the shoe. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., 1929. 506/4 Would you. New York: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., 1936. Bryant, Felice and Boudleaux Bryant 432/4 Bye bye, love. Nashville: Acuff-Rose Pub., 1957. Brymn, Smith and Burris 506/4 Come after breakfast. Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1909. Burgie, Irving 506/4 Jamaica farewell. New York: Shari Music, 1955. Burke, Joe and Al Dubin 432/4 Tip-toe thru' the tulips with me. M. Witmark & Sons, 1929. Burke, Joe and Edgar Leslie 432/4 Moon over Miami. New York: Bourne, Inc., 1935. 2 copies Burke, Joe, Ned Washington and Ralph Freed 432/4 There's a whistle in the thistle. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1935. Burke, Johnny 432/4, 506/4 Dee-lightful is the word. New York: Harms, Inc., 1961. Burkhard, Paul 432/4 Oh! my pa-pa. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1948. 2 copies Burleigh, H.T. 432/4 Joshua fit de battle of Jericho. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., Inc., 1935. 432/4 Nobody knows de trouble I've seen. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., Inc., 1917. 432/4, 506/4 Oh, didn't it rain. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., Inc., 1917. Burnett, Ernie and George A. Norton 432/4 My melancholy baby. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1911. 2 copies Burrows, Abe 432/4 The girl with the 3 blue eyes. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1947. Burt, Alfred and Wihla Hutson 432/4 Caroling, caroling. New York: Hollis Music Corp., 1954 and 1957. 2 copies 432/4 Some children see him. New York: Hollis Music Corp., 1954 and 1957. 2 copies 432/4 The star carol. New York: Hollis Music Corp., 1954 and 1957. 2 copies Burtnett, Earl, Harry D. Kerr and John Cooper 506/4 Do you ever think of me. New York: Miller Music Corp., 1920. Burwell, Cliff and Mitchell Parish 506/4 Sweet Lorraine. New York: Mills Music Inc., 1928. 2 copies Bushkin, Joe and John Devries 432/4 Oh! look at me now!. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. Cahn, Sammy and Saul Chaplin 506/5 Bei mir bist du schon. New York: Harms, Inc., 1937. 506/5 Please be kind. New York: Harms, Inc., 1938. 506/5 Posin'. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1937. Cahn, Sammy, Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston 506/5 I should care. New York: Dorsey Bros Music, Inc., 1944. Cahn, Sammy and Paul Weston 506/5 Autumn in Rome. New York: Cromwell Music, Inc., 1954. Calhoun, Charles 506/5 Shake rattle and roll. New York: Progressive Music Co., Inc., 1954. 2 copies Calloway, Cab, Irving Mills and Clarence Gaskill 506/5 Minnie the Moocher. New York: Gotham Music Service, Inc., 1931. 2 copies Calvi, Gerard and Will Holt 432/5 One of those songs. New York: Leeds Music Co., 1958. 2 copies Campbell, Paul 506/5 When the saints go marching in. New York: Folkways Music Publishers, Inc., 1951. Canaro, Francisco, Marianito Mores and Ivo Pelay 506/5 Adios, pampa mia!. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc, 1945. Cannon, Gus and H. Woods 432/5 Walk right in. New York: Peer International Corp., 1930. 2 copies Canova, Judy and Zeke 506/5 Go to sleep, little baby. New York: Mutual Music Society, Inc., 1946. Capua, E di 506/5 'O sole mio!. Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1938. Carey, Joseph B. 432/5 Sierra Sue. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1916. 2 copies Carleton, Bob 506/5 Ja-da. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1918. Carmichael, Hoagy 432/5 I get along without you very well. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1938 and 1939. 432/5 Rockin' Chair. New York: Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc., 1929. Carmichael, Hoagy and Stuart Gorrell 432/5 Georgia on my mind. New York: Peer International Corp., 1930. Carmicheal, Hoagy and Irving Kahl 506/5 Ballad in blue. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc., 1935. Carmicheal, Hoagy and Johhny Mercer 506/5 In the cool, cool, cool of the evening. New York: Burke-Van Heusen & Assoc. Music Corp., 1951. Carmicheal, Hoagy and Joe Moore 506/5 After twelve o'clock. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc., 1932. Carmichael, Hoagy and Mitchell Parish 432/5 The white world of winter. New York: Cromwell Music, Inc., 1965. 2 copies Carmicheal, Hoagy and Ned Washington 506/5 The nearness of you. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1940. Carmichael, Hoagy and Paul Francis Webster 506/5 Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief. New York: Burke & Van Heusen, Inc., 1945. 432/5 Memphis in June. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., 1945. Carr, Leon and Hal David 432/5 Bell bottom blues. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1953. 2 copies 432/5 Skiddle diddle dee-skiddle diddle dey. New York: Paramount Music Corp., 1952. Carr, Leon and Earl Schuman 432/5, 506/5 Confidence. New York: April Music, Inc., 1964. 2 copies Carr, Michael and Hamilton Kennedy 432/5 Ole faithful. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1934. 2 copies Carroll and Fields 432/5 On the Mississippi. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1912. 2 copies Carroll, Carroll and Sy Miller 432/5 Christmas is for children. New York: Odette Music Corp., 1951. Carroll, Harry and Harold R. Atteridge 432/5 By the beautiful sea. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1914. 2 copies Carroll, Harry and Ballard MacDonald 432/5 There's a girl in the heart of Maryland. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1913. 2 copies 432/5 The trail of the lonesome pine. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1913. 2 copies Carson, Milton 432/6 My love and devotion. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1951. 2 copies Carste, Hans and Charles Tobias 432/6 Those lazy-hazy-crazy days of summer. New York: Comet Music Corp., 1963. Carter, A.P. 432/6 Wabash cannon ball. New York: Peer International Corp., 1933. Carter, Stanley and Harry Braisted 432/6 The girl I loved in sunny Tennessee. London: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1899. Carter-Lewis 432/6 Can't you hear my heart beat?. New York: Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc., 1965. Castling, Harry and C.W. Murphy 506/5 Let's all go down to the strand. London: Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd. Catloth, Kate R. 432/6 If the sun isn't shining in your window. New York: General Music Pub. Co., Inc., 1954. Cavanaugh, James and Harry Barris 432/6 Mississippi mud. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1927. 2 copies Cavanaugh, James, James Redmond and Nat Simon 432/6 I opened up a trunk. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1941. 2 copies Chachkes, Maurice and Pinky Herman 506/5 Havin' a wonderful time. New York: Manor Music Co., 1948. Chaplin, S. 432/6 Buona fortuna. Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1958. Charig, Phillip and Ira Gershwin 432/6 Sunny disposish. New York: New World Music Corp., 1926. Charlap, Mark and Carolyn Leigh 432/6 I'm flying. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., 1956. Charlap, Moose and Norman Gimbel 432/6 Flattery. New York: Saunders Pub., Inc., 1958. Charlap, Moose and Bob Hilliard 432/6 English muffins and Irish stew. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1956. 2 copies Charles, Ray 506/5 Hallelujah I love him so. New York: Progressive Music Publishing Co., Inc., 1956. Chase, Lincoln 506/5 The clapping song. New York: Al Gallico Music Corp., 1965. Chittenden, Eddie 432/6 Keep your mind on what you're doin'. New Orleans: Dixieland Music Pub., 1947. Chopin, F. 506/5 Polonaise militaire. New York: Carl Fischer, 1901. Christine, H., and Herbert Reynolds 506/5 Valentine. New York: Francis Salabert, 1925. Churchill, Frank and Larry Morey 506/5 Some day my prince will come (some day I'll find my love). New York: Bourne, Inc., 1937. 506/5 Whistle While You Work. New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1937. 432/5 With a smile and a song. New York: Bourne, Inc., 1937. Churchill, Frank and Ann Ronell 506/5 Who's afraid of the big bad wolf. New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1933. Citorello, Paolo 432/6 Luna mezz' 'o mare. New York: Italian Book Co., 1928. Citorello, Paolo and Lou Monte 432/6 Lazy Mary. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1928. 2 copies Clapp, Sunny 506/6 Girl of my dreams. Miami: Chas. Franklin Clapp, 1927. Clare, Sidney, Sam H. Stept and Bee Palmer 432/6 Please don't talk about me when I'm gone. New York: Remick Corp., 1930. Clare, Sidney and Richard A. Whiting 506/6 On the good ship lollipop. New York: Movietone Music Corp., 1964. Clark, Petula 432/6 Two rivers. New York: Leeds Music. Clements, Zeke and Eddy Arnold 432/6 Just a little lovin' (will go a long way). New York: Hill and Range Songs, Inc., 1948. Coben, Cy 506/6 The old piano roll blues. Cohan, George M. 506/6 Give my regards to Broadway. New York: F.A. Mills, 1904. 506/6 Over there. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1917. Colahan, Arthur Dr. 433/1 Galway bay. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947. Colburn, S.C. 433/1 Three encore song. Boston: The Boston Music Co., 1910. Cole, Nat King and Irving Mills 433/1 Straighten up and fly right. American Academy of Music Inc., 1944. 2 copies Coleman, Cy and Dorothy Fields 506/6 Gimme a rain check. New York: Dorothy Fields and Cy Coleman, 1965. 506/6 If my friends could see me now. Dorothy Fields and Cy Coleman, 1965. Coleman, Cy and Peggy Lee 506/6 That's my style. New York: Notable Music Co., 1963. Coleman, Cy and Carolyn Leigh 433/2 Angelina. New York: Morely Music Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/2 Autumn waltz. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1956. 2 copies 433/2, 506/6 The best is yet to come. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1959. 2 copies 433/2 Deep down inside. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/2 Dimples. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/2 Doop doo-de-oop a doodlin' song. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1958. 2 copies 433/2 Firefly. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1958. 2 copies 433/2 Give a little whistle. New York: Morely Music Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/2 Good intentions. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1957. 2 copies 433/2 Le grand boom boom. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/2 Here's to us. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/2 Hey, look me over. New York: Morely Music Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/2 Hibiscus. New York: Melrose Music Corp., 1958. 2 copies 433/2 I walk a little faster. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1957. 2 copies 433/2 I've got your number. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/2 It amazes me. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1958. 2 copies 433/3 Little me. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/3 Marry young. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1959. 2 copies 433/3 My how time goes by. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1957. 2 copies 433/3 On the other side of the tracks. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/3 One day we dance. New York: Morely Music Co., 1960. 2 copies 433/3 Pass me by. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1964. 2 copies 433/3 Playboy's theme. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/3 Poor little Hollywood star. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/3 Real live girl. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1962. 2 copies 433/3 The rules of the road. New York: Melrose Music Corp., 1961. 433/3 Tall hope. New York: Morely Music Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/3 The tempo of the times. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/3 To be a performer. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1958. 2 copies 433/3 Too good to talk about. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1957. 2 copies 433/3 What takes my fancy. New York: Morely Music Co., Inc., 1960. 2 copies 433/3 Witchcraft. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1957. 2 copies Coleman, Cy and James Lipton 433/3 Nikki. New York: Northern Music Corp., 1965. Coleman, David and Dick Sherman 433/4 Mad passionate love. New York: Duchess Music Corp., 1957 and 1958. 2 copies Collins, Charles and Fred Leigh 506/6 Don't dilly dally on the way. New York: B. Feldman & Co., 1919. 2 copies Colonna, Jerry and Joseph J. Lilley 433/4 Call of the bird watchers. Car-Mar Music, 1958. 2 copies Connor, Tommy, Clive Erard and Ross Parker 433/4 Hang on the bell, Nellie. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948. 2 copies Conrad, Con and Herb Magidson 433/4 The continental. New York: Harms, Inc., 1934. 2 copies Conrad, Con and J. Russell Robinson 433/4 Lena from Palestina. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1920. 2 copies 433/4 Margie. New York: Fred Fisher Music Co., Inc., 1920. Coquatrix, Bruno and Pierre Dudan 433/4 Comme ci, comme ca. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947. Coots, J. Fred and Haven Gillespie 506/6 Santa Claus is comin' to town. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1934. Coots, J. Fred and Sam M. Lewis 433/4 For all we know. New York: Cromwell Music Corp., 1934. Cory, George and Douglass Cross 506/6 I left my heart in San Francisco. New York: General Music Publishing Co., 1954. 2 copies Coslow, Sam 433/4 Heavenly music. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1943. 2 copies Coslow, Sam and W. Franke Harling 433/4 Sing you sinners. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1930. Costa, Don, Aaron Schroeder and Wally Gold 433/4 Because they're young. New York: Columbia Pictures Music Corp., 1959. 2 copies Courtney, Lou and Dennis Lambert 433/4 Do the Freddie. Nashville: Fling Music, Inc., 1965. Cowan, Marie and A.B. Paterson 433/4 Waltzing Matilda. Australia: Allan & Co., Prop. Ltd., 1936. Coward, Buster 433/4 Drifting Texas sand. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1937 and 1951. 2 copies Coward, Noel 506/6 Dance, little lady. New York: Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1928. 433/4 Here and now. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1963. 433/4 I'll remember her. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1963. 433/4 London. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1963. 2 copies 433/4 London pride. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1941. 433/4 Lonely. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1963. 433/4 This time it's true love. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1963. Coveny, Carleton and Wayne King 433/4 Jing-a-ling-a-ling. Beverly Hills: Dorabet Music Co., 1963. 2 copies Cox, Billy and Clarke Van Ness 433/4 Filipino baby. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1946. 2 copies Crafer, Art and Jimmy Nebb 433/4 No arms can ever hold you. New York: Gil Music Corp., 1955. Craig Francis and Kermit Goell 506/6 Near you. New York: Supreme Music Corp., 1947. Crawford, Lt. Col. Robert 433/4 The U.S. air force (The wild blue yonder). New York: Carl Fischer, Inc., 1939. 2 copies Creamer and Layton 433/4 After you've gone. New York: Mayfair Music Corp., 1918. 433/4 Way down yonder in New Orleans. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1922. 2 copies Creamer, Henry and Jimmy Johnson 433/4 If you could be with you. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1926. Cugat, Xavier, Bob Russell and S.T. Gallagher 506/6 The story of Sorrento. New York: Pemora Music Co., Inc., 1947. D'Anzi, Giovanni 507/1 Com' e bello quando piove. Milano: D'Anzi Editore, 1958. D'Anzi, Giovanni and A. Bracchi 507/1 Anima romantica. Milano: D'Anzi Editore, 1958. 507/1 Non partir. Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1938. D'Artega and Tom Adair 433/5 In the blue of the evening. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1942. 2 copies Dabney, Ford, Cecil Mack and Lew Brown 433/5 Shine. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1948. 2 copies Dana, Bill and Robert Arthur 433/5 All about love. New York: Maxana Music Corp., 1958. Dance, Leo and Eric Little 433/5 My time is your time. New York: Harms Inc., 1924. Danzig, Evelyn and Jack Segal 507/1 Scarlet ribbons. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1949. Darin, Bobby and Johnny Mercer 433/5 Two of a kind. Hollywood: Commander Pub., 1960 and 1963. 2 copies Darin, Bobby and Don Wolf 433/5 Gyp, the cat. T.M. Music, Inc., 1965. Darwin, Lanier, Merle Maddern 507/1 It's not I'm such a wolf it's just you're such a lamb. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946. 2 copies David, Mack 433/5 I don't care if the sun don't shine. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1949. David, Mack, Mack Davis and Andre Kostelanetz 507/1 Moon love. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1939. David, Mack, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston 507/1 Chi-baba chi-baba. New York: Oxford Music Corp., 1947. Davies, Ray 433/5 Tired of waiting for you. New York: Jay Boy Music Corp., 1964 and 1965. Davis, Benny, Milton Ager and Lester Santly 507/1 I'm nobody's baby. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1921. Davis, Gussie L. 433/5 My Creole Sue. New York: Hamilton S. Gordon, 1898. Davis, Jimmie 433/5 Nobody's darlin' but mine. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1935. Davis, Jimmie and Ted Daffan 433/5 Worried mind. New York: Peer International Corp., 1941. Davis, Jimmy, Roger "Ram" Ramirez and Jimmy Sherman 433/5 Lover man oh where can you be?. New York: Pickwick Music Corp., 1941 and 1942. Davis, Katherine, Henry Onorati and Harry Simeone 433/5 The little drummer boy. New York: International Korwin Corp., 1958. 2 copies Davis, Link 507/1 Big mamou. New York: Peer International Corp., 1953. Dawson, Bonnie, Ed Bernet and Marvin Montgomery 507/1 Everybody clap your hands. DeCurtis, E. and Don Titman 507/1 Come back to Sorrento!. Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1936. Deitch, Hyman 433/5 America, my America. New York: Deeds Distributors, 1962. 433/5 Eli the elegant elf. New York: Deeds Distributors, 1966. DeFalla, Manuel 507/1 Danse rituelle du feu. France: J. & W. Chester Ltd. DeJesus, Mario 507/1 Cha cha cha flamenco. New York: Peer International Corp., 1955. DeLugg, Milton and Bob Hilliard 433/5 A poor man's roses. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1956. 2 copies DeLugg, Milton and Willie Stein 433/5 Orange colored sky!. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1950. 2 copies Denni, Lucien and Richard Lewis 433/6, 507/1 Alfalfa rose. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947. Denniker, Paul and Andy Razaf 507/1 S'posin'. New York: Mayfair Music Corp., 1929. Dennis, Matt and Tom Adair 433/6 Everything happens to me. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. 433/6 Let's get away from it all. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. 433/6 The night we called it a day. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. 433/6 Violets for your furs. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. 433/6 Will you still be mine?. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. Dennis, Matt and Frank Kilduff 507/1 Little man with a candy cigar. New York: Embassy Music Corp., 1941. Dennis, Matt and Don Lodice 433/6 We belong together. Beverly Hills: Evergreen Music Corp., 1953. 2 copies DePaul, Gene and Sammy Cahn 433/6 Teach me tonight. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1953. DePaul, Gene and Johnny Mercer 433/6 Bless yore beautiful hide. New York: Loew's Inc., 1953. 433/6 Lonesome polecat. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1953. 433/6 Spring, spring, spring!. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1953. DeRose, Peter and George Brown 433/6 Have you ever been lonely?. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1933. 2 copies DeRose, Peter and Charles Harold 433/6 Nightfall. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1932. 2 copies DeRose, Peter and Billy Hill 433/6 On a little street in Singapore. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1938. 2 copies 433/6 The Oregon trail. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1935. 2 copies 433/6 Rain. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1934. 2 copies 433/6 Wagon wheels. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1934. 2 copies DeRose, Peter and Carl Sigman 433/6 A marshmallow world. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1949. 2 copies DeRose, Peter and Charlie Tobias 433/6 When your hair has turned to silver. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1930. DeSylva, B.G., Lew Brown and Ray Henderson 507/1 Button up your overcoat. New York: Crawford Music Corp., 1928. 434/1 Good news. New York: DeSylva, Brown and Henderson Inc., 1927. 507/1 He's a ladies man. New York: DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, Inc., 1927. 434/1 If I had a talking picture of you. New York: DeSylva, Brown and Henderson Inc., 1929. 434/1 Just imagine. New York: Crawford Music Corp., 1927. 434/1 Sunny side up. New York: DeSylva, Brown and Henderson Inc., 1929. 2 copies 507/1 The varsity drag. New York: DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, Inc., 1927. DeSylva, B.G. and Joseph Meyer 434/1 If you knew Susie. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1925. 2 copies Dett, R. Nathaniel 507/1 Deep river. 507/1 Little David play on your harp. 507/1 Swing low, sweet chariot. 507/1 There's a meeting here to-night. Deutsch, Emery, Dick Smith, Frank Win-gar and Jimmy Rogan 434/1 When a gypsy makes his violin cry. New York: Bregman, Vocco & Conn, Inc., 1935. Dexter, Al 507/1 Pistol packin' mama.New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1943. Dicks, Ted and Myles Rudge 507/1 Folk song. London: Noel Gay Music Inc. Ltd., 1960. 2 copies 434/1 A windmill in old Amsterdam. New York: Devon Music, Inc. 2 copies Dietz, Howard and Arthur Schwartz 507/1 Alone together. New York: Harms, Inc., 1932. 507/1 A shine on your shoes. New York: Harms, Inc., 1932. Dillion, Will A., Harry Tobias and Arthur Lanoe 507/1 That girl of mine. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc., 1916. Dillion, William, Henry Tobias and Harry Tobias 507/1 With a prayer in your heart (and a bible in your hand). New York: Tobey Music Corp., 1956. Donaldson, Walter 434/1 At sundown. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1927. Donaldson, Walter and Gus Kahn 507/1 Carolina in the morning. New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1922. 434/1 Love me or leave me. New York: Bregman, Vocco & Conn, Inc., 1928. 2 copies 507/1 Makin' whoopee!. New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc., 1928. 2 copies 507/1 My buddy. New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1922. Donato, Edgardo and Carlos Cesar Lenzi 507/1 A media luz. New York: Peer International Corp., 1936. Donida, C. and Ervin Drake 434/1 Al-di-la. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1941. Donovan 507/1 Colours. London: Southern Music Publishing Co. Ltd., 1965. Dowell, Saxie 507/1 Three little fishies. New York: Santly-Joy-Select, Inc., 1939. Dowling, Eddie and James F. Hanley 434/1 The little white house. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1926. 2 copies Douglas, Larry and Walter Bishop 434/1 The common market. New York: Kramer-Whitney, Inc. & Laertas Music Co., 1963. Douglas, Lew, King Laney and Roy Rodde 434/1 Why don't you believe me. Chicago: Brandom Music Co., 1952. Douglas, Lew, Frank Lavere and Roy Rodde 434/1 Have you heard. Chicago: Brandom Music Co., 1952. 434/1 Pretend. Chicago: Brandom Music Co., 1952. Doyle, Walter 434/1 Egyptian-Ella. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1931. 2 copies Drake, Ervin 434/1 The friendliest thing. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 Maybe some other time. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 My home town. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 A new pair of shoes. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 Paint a rainbow. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 A room without windows. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 Some days everything goes wrong. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 Something to live for. New York: Harms Inc., 1963. 434/1 A tender spot. New York: Harms Inc., 1964. Drake, Ervin, Irvin Graham, Jimmy Shirl and Al Stillman 434/1 I believe. New York: Cromwell Music Inc., 1952. 2 copies Drake, Milton, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston 507/1 Mairzy doats. New York: Miller Music Corp., 1943. Dreyer, Dave and Ballard MacDonald 507/1 I'm following you!. New York: Bourne, Inc., 1929. Duckworth, William Lee and Bernard Lentz 434/1 Sound off. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1950. 2 copies Dugan, Jerimiah and Charles Hansen 507/1 The Irish washer woman. New York: Chas. Hansen Music Co., 1947. 2 copies Duke, Vernon and Ira Gershwin 434/1 Island in the West Indies. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1935. Duke, Vernon and E.Y. Harburg 434/1 April in Paris. New York: Harms Inc., 1932. 434/1 I like the likes of you. New York: Harms Inc., 1933. 2 copies Duke, Vernon, John LaTouche and Ted Fetter 507/1 Taking a chance on love. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1940. Dun, Finlay 507/1 Will ye no come back again? Duning, George and Steve Allen 434/1 Picnic (Theme from picnic). New York: Columbia Pictures Music Corp., 1955. 2 copies Duning, George, Marilyn and Alan Bergman 434/1 Any Wednesday. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1966. Dunn, James P. and Leigh Hunt 434/1 Jenny kissed me. New York: The John Church Co., 1927. Durand, Paul and Eric Maschwitz 507/1 Mademoiselle de Paree. New York: Editions Continental - Mills Music, Inc., 1948. Earl, Mary and Ballard MacDonald 434/2 Beautiful Ohio. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1918. 2 copies Eaton, Jimmy and Terry Shand 434/2 Cry, baby, cry. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1938. 2 copies 434/2 I'm gonna lock my heart (and throw away the key). New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1938. 2 copies Eckert, Karl A.F. 434/2 None he loves but me. New York: G.Schirmer, Inc., 1938. Edens, Roger, Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane 434/2 Pass the peace pipe. Crawford Music Corp., 1943. Edwards, Gus and Will D. Cobb 434/2 School days. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1906. 2 copies 434/2 Sunbonnet Sue. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1908. 2 copies Edwards, Gus and Ed. Madden 434/2 By the light of the silvery moon. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1909. Egner, Philip 434/2 The official West Point march. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1928. 434/2 On, brave old army team. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1938. Eisch, Delbert A. 507/2 What child is this?. Delbert A. Eisch, 1964. Eitreim, Jake 434/2 My wedding. Garretson: Jacobe Productions. 434/2 I've changed my plans. Garretson: Jacobe Productions. Elgar, Edward 507/2 Pomp and circumstance. Boosey & Co., 1902. Ellington, Duke and Lee Gaines 434/2 Just squeeze me. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1946. Ellington, Duke and Peggy Lee 507/2 I'm gonna go fishin'. California: Comstock Music, Inc., 1959. Ellington, Duke and Bob Russell 507/2 Don't get around much anymore. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1942. Elliot, Dean and Micky Miller 434/2 The edge of the stars. Beverly Hills: Pacsa Music Pub., 1965. Elliot, Jack 434/2 Keep in touch with the office. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1944. 2 copies Elliot, Zo and Stoddard King 507/2 There's a long, long trail. M. Witmark & Sons, 1915. Ellis, Ray and Gladys Shelley 434/2 Peace and harmony. New York: Spiral Record Corp., 1963. Elliston, Shirley and Lincoln Chase 507/2 The name game. New York: Al Gallico Music Corp., 1964. Emerson, Walter 507/2 Carnival of Venice. Emmett, Dan 507/2 Old Dan Tucker. Endor, Chick, Rebere, Paul 434/2 Who takes care of the caretaker's daughter. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1925. 2 copies Engelmann, H. and Tom Glazer 434/2 Melody of love. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1942. 2 copies Evans, Bill and Gene Lees 434/2 Waltz for a derby. New York: Acorn Music Corp. Evans, Edwin and Leigh Hunt 434/2 Jenny kissed me. Philadelphia: Everett Music Co., 1923. Evans, Paul and Paul Parnes 434/2 Christmas country style. New York: Natson Music Music, 1966. 434/2 It takes two!. New York: Mills Music, Inc., 1965. 2 copies Evans, Tolchard, Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J. Damerell 434/2 If. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1934. 2 copies 507/2 Let's all sing like the birdies sing. Cecil Lennox Ltd., 1932. Evans, Tolchard and Erell Reaves 507/2 Lady of Spain. New York: Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1944. Fain, Sammy 507/3 Un certo sorriso (A certain smile). Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1958. 2 copies Fain, Sammy and Jackie Barnett 434/3 The ring fell under the star. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1951. Fain, Sammy and E.Y. Harburg 507/3 The world is your balloon. New York: Chappell & Co., 1951. Fain, Sammy and Bob Hilliard 507/3 Dear hearts and gentle people. Fain, Sammy, Irving Kahl and Pierre Norman 434/3 When I take my sugar to tea. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1931. Fain, Sammy and Charles Tobias 507/3 Am I gonna have trouble with you?. New York: LaSalle Music Pub., Inc., 1936. Fain, Sammy and Jack Yellen 507/3 Are you havin' any fun?. New York: Crawford Music Corp., 1939. 434/3 Never make eyes (at the gals with the guys who are bigger than you). New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947. 2 copies Fain, Sammy and Joe Young 507/3 Was that the human thing to do. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1931. Fain, Sammy and Paul Francis Webster 507/3 The deadwood stage. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1953. Fanciulli and Nisa 507/3 'Na casa a ischia. Milano: Accordo, 1957. Fanciulli and G.C. Testoni 507/3 Io sono il vento. Milano: Accordo, 1959. Farley, Edward, Michael Riley and "Red" Hodgson 507/3 The music goes 'round and around. Select Music Pub., Inc., 1935. Farnon, Robert 507/3 Portrait of a flirt. London: Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1949. Farres, Osvaldo and Joe Davis 434/3, 507/3 Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps. New York: Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc., 1947. Farres, Osvaldo and Ray Gilbert 434/3 Without you. New York: Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc., 1942. 2 copies Fawick, Thomas L. and Dick Manning 434/3 She wore a big bowl of fruit upon her head. New York: Pride Music Pub., 1964. Ferrari, Louis and Don Raye 434/3 Domino. New York: Pickwick Music Corp., 1950. Fillmore, Henry 434/3, 507/3 Lassus trombone. New York: Carl Fischer Inc., 1918. Fisher, Dave 507/3 Michael. New York: United Artists Music Co., Inc., 1960. Fisher, Fred 434/3 Chicago. New York: Fred Fisher Inc., 1922. 507/3 Peg o' my heart. New York: Robbins Music Co., 1913. Fisher, Fred and Alfred Bryan 434/3 Come, Josephine, in my flying machine. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1937. 2 copies Fisher, Fred and Thomas L. Gray 434/3 Any little girl, that's a nice little girl (is the right little girl for me). New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1910. Fisher, Fred and McCarthy 507/3 They go wild over me. McCarthy and Fisher, Inc., 1917. Fisher, Marvin and Kenward Elmsie 434/3 Love-wise. New York: Marvin Music Co., 1959. Fisher, Mark, Joe Goodwin and Larry Shay 507/3 When your smiling (the whole world smiles with you). Fisher, Marvin and Jack Segal 434/3 (Love is a) Necessary evil. New York: Marvin Music Co. Fitch, Art, Kay Fitch and Bert Lowe 434/3 (I love you - I love you - I love you) Sweetheart of all my dreams. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1953 and 1955. Fitzgerald, E.J. 507/3 Irish washerwoman. Natinal Assoc. of Broadcasters, Inc., 1937. Fitzgerald, Ella and Van Alexander 434/32 A-tisket a-tasket. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1938. Foley 507/3 Chicken reel. Boston: Walter Jacobs, Inc., 1910. Foley, Red 507/3 John Henry. 434/3 Just a closer walk with tree. New York: Home Folks Music, Inc., 1950. Foster, Frank B. and Ella Fitzgerald 434/3 Shiny stockings. Beverly Hills: Lynnstorm Pub. Co., 1956, 1963 and 1965. Foster, Stephen C. 507/3 Camptown races. Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1936. 434/4 Old folks at home. Bryn Mawr: Oliver Dison Co., 1906. Freed, Arthur, Gus Arnheim and Abe Lyman 434/4 I cried for you. New York: Miller Music Corp., 1923. Freed, Arthur and Roger Edens 434/4 Our love affair. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1940. Freedman, Max C. and Jimmy DeKnight 507/3 Rock around the clock. Philadelphia: Myers Music, 1953. Freire, R. and Solano Y Cabello 434/4 Doce Cascabeles. Madrid: Union Musical Espanola, 1953. French, Percy and Houston Collisson 434/4 The mountains o'Mourne. New York: Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1937. 2 copies French, W.P. 434/4 Phil the fluter's ball. New York: Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1938. 2 copies Frey, Hugo, edited by 507/3 Merrily we sing: a community song book. New York: Leo Feist, Inc. Friedman, Jim and Shel Silverstein 507/3 In the hills of Shiloh. New York: Hollis Music, Inc., 1963. Friedman, Leo and Beth Slater Whitson 434/4 Let me call you sweetheart. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1937. 2 copies 434/4 Meet me tonight in dreamland. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1936. 2 copies Friedman, Max and Lew Brown 434/4 I wish I had died in my cradle. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1926. 2 copies Friend, Cliff and Charlie Tobias 507/3 Time waits for no one. New York: Remick Music Corp., 1944. 507/3 Trade winds. New York: Harms, Inc., 1940. Friend, Cliff, Charlie Tobias and Boyd Bunch 434/4 The broken record. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1935. Friml, Rudolf and Brian Hooker 507/3 Some day. New York: Famous Music Corp., 1925. Friml, Rudolf, Herbert Stothart, Bob Wright and Chet Forrest 507/3 The donkey serenade. G. Schirmer, Inc., 1937. Friml, Rudolph, Oscar Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein 434/4 Indian love call. New York: Harms Inc., 1924. Frisch, Al and Buddy Kaye 434/4 This is no laughing matter. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1941. Frisch, Al and Sid Wayne 434/4 Two different worlds. New York: Princess Music Pub., Corp., 1956. Fucik, Julius 434/4 Thunder and blazes. New York: Carl Fischer, 1903. Fuller, Dean and Marshall Barer 434/4 Scratch my back. New York: Second Music Pub. Co., Inc., 1956. Fyffe, Will 434/4 I belong to Glasgow. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1921. 2 copies Gade, Jacob and Vera Bloom 507/4 Jalousie. Paris: Edition Charles Brull, 1926. Gaillard, Slim and Lee Ricks 507/4 Cement mixture. New York: American Academy Of Music, 1946. Galan, Pacho 507/4 Ay! cosita linda. New York: Peer International Corp., 1956. Galdieri, M. and Don Raye 434/5 Traveling down a lonely road. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1954. Gallop, Sammy and Milton Delugg 507/4 My lady loves to dance. New York: United Music Corp., 1952. Gannon, Kim 434/5 Croce di oro. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1955. 2 copies Garland, Joe 434/5 In the mood (song). New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1939. 2 copies Garner, Erroll and Johnny Burke 434/5 Misty. New York: Vernon Music Corp., 1954. Garrity, Freddie and Mitch Murray 434/5, 507/4 I'm telling you now. New York: Miller Music Corp., 1963. Garson, Mort and Earl Shuman 434/5 Left right out of your heart. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1958. 2 copies Gaunt, P. and C.H. Hoyt 507/4 The bowery George, Don R. 507/4 Give. New York: Tobey Music Corp., 1955. Gershwin, George and Irving Caesar 434/5 Swanee. New York: New World Music Corp., 1919. Gershwin, George, B.G. DeSylva and Ira Gershwin 507/4 (I'll build a) Stairway to paradise. New York: New World Music Corp., 1922. Gershwin, George and Ira Gerswhin 434/5 The babbitt and the bromide. New York: New World Music Corp., 1927. 2 copies 507/4 Bidin' my time. New York: New World Music Corp., 1930. 434/5 By Strauss. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1936. 434/5 Clap yo' hands. New York: New World Music Corp., 1926. 434/5 Could you use me. New York: New World Music Corp., 1930. 2 copies 434/5 Do it again. New York: New World Music Corp., 1922. 434/5 Do-do-do. New York: Harms Inc., 1926. 507/4 Embraceable you. New York: New World Music Corp., 1930. 434/5 Fascinating rhythm. New York: New World Music Corp., 1924. 2 copies 507/4 Funny face. New York: New World Music Corp., 1927. 507/4 I got rhythm. New York: New World Music Corp., 1930. 507/4 I love to rhyme. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1938. 434/6 I've got a crush on you. New York: New World Music Corp., 1930. 434/6 Isn't it a pity?. New York: New World Music Corp., 1932. 507/4 It ain't necessarily so. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1935. 507/4 Let's call the whole thing off. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1937. 434/6 Little jazz bird. New York: New World Music Corp., 1924. 434/6 Liza. New York: New World Music Corp., 1929. 2 copies 434/6 Looking for a boy. New York: New World Music Corp., 1925. 507/4 Love walked in. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1938. 507/4 Mine. New York: New World Music Corp., 1933. 507/4 Shall we dance. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1937. 507/4 Slap that bass. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1937. 507/4 Someone to watch over me. New York: Harms, Inc., 1926. 434/6 Strike up the band. New York: New World Music Corp., 1940. 2 copies 434/6 They all laughed. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1937. 434/6 Treat me rough. New York: New World Music Corp., 1944. 2 copies Gershwin, George, Ira Gershwin and Dubose Heyward 507/4 I got plenty o' nuttin'. New York: Gershwin Pub. Co., 1935. Gershwin, George and DuBose Heyward 434/5 Summertime. New York: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1935. Gershwin, George, Ballard MacDonald and B.G. DeSylva 434/5 Somebody loves me. New York: New World Music Corp., 1934. Gershwin, Henry, Ann Shepard, Gene Bogard and Tex McCrae 434/6 It's fat (and it's gonna stay where it's at). New York: Modern Music Masters Pub. Co., 1964. Giacomazzi, A. 507/5 Doctor swing. Milano: Accordo, 1958. 507/5 Sputnik. Milano: Edizioni Curci, 1957. Giacomazzi, A. and Ardo 507/5 Bemaciaca. Milano: Accordo, 1959. Giacomazzi, A. and G.C. Testoni 507/5 Bonjour, mademoiselle!. Milani: Accordo, 1957. Gibbs, A. Harrington, Joe Grey and Leo Wood 507/5 Runnin' wild. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1922. Gibson, Arbie and Curt Massey 507/5 Blues don't mean a thing. New York: Peer International Corp., 1943. Gibson, Don 434/6 I can't stop loving you. Nashville: Acuff-Rose Pub., Inc., 1958. Giefer, George L. 507/5 Who threw the overalls in Mistress Murphy's chowder? Gilbert, L. Wolfe and Anatol Friedland 507/5 Lily of the valley. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1917. Gilbert, Ray and Dorival Caymmi 434/6 ...And roses and roses. Ipanema Music Corp., 1965. Gilberto, Joao 434/6 Bim-bom. New York: MCA Music, 1962. 434/6 Ho-ba-la-la. New York: MCA Music, 1962. Gilkyson, Terry 507/5 Walk on, little boy. Hollywood: Montclare Music Corp., 1965. Gill, Rusty and Walt Wesley 507/5 Too late to be sorry. Chicago: M.M. Cole Pub. Co., 1941. Gillespie, Haven, Seymour Simons and Richard A. Whiting 507/5 Breezin' along with the breeze. New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1926. Girard, Adele and Joe Marsala 507/5 Little sir echo. New York: J.S. Fearis & Bros, 1917. Giraud, Hubert and Kim Gannon 434/6 Under Paris skies. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1951. Giraud, Hubert and Carl Sigman 434/6 Willingly. New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., 1958. 2 copies Glazer, Tom and Charles Grean 435/1 The musicians. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1951. 2 copies Glenville, Shaun, Frank Miller and Cy Coben 435/1 Come into the parlor. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1919. 2 copies Glogau, Jack and George Graff Jr. 435/1 Wake up, America!. New York: Leo Feist, Inc., 1916. Glover-Kind and Lewis Ilda 435/1,