LF00001 A Girl at the Helm from the musical by Mort H. Singer, book & lyrics
by Robert B. Smith, music by Raymond Hubbell, hard to find, 1908. F 20.00
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LF00002 Play That Barber Shop Chord featured by Bert Williams, words by
Wm. Tracey, music by Lewis F. Muir, 1910. F 5.00
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LF00003 Alma from Joe Weber's musical 'Alma Where do You Live?', English
version by Geo. V. Hobart, music by Jean Briquet, 1910. F 8.00
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LF00004 When I Woke up this Morning Madame Sherry's new song hit, written
by Jimmie V. Monaco, introduced by Elizabeth Murray, 1911. G 6.00
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LF00005 You Can't Expect Kisses from Me photo of Carita Day, words by
Roger Lewis, music by Rubey Cowan, 1911. G 8.00
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LF00006 Take Me Back to the Garden of Love dedication to Miss Mabel
McKinley, words by E. Ray Goetz, music by Nat Osborne, 1911. F 12.00
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LF00007 Gee, I Like the Music with My Meals words by Seymour Brown,
music by Nat. D. Ayer, as sung by William Burress, hard to find, 1911. F 20.00
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LF00008 I'm the Guy 'Comic Song' ravings by Rube Goldberg, noise by Bert
Grant, spine has separated, 1912. G 23.00
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LF00009 Oh! What a Beautiful Dream (You Seem) words by Dave Oppenheim,
music by Joe Cooper, hard to find, spine has separated, 1912. F 20.00
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LF00010 I Never Heard of Anybody Dying from a Kiss (Did You?) words by
Andrew Sterling, music by Harry von Tilzer, hard to find, 1913. F 20.00
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LF00011 Floating Down the River (Cause it's Moonlight now in Dixie)
intoduced by Curtis & Wright, by Roger Lewis & James White, 1913. G 13.00
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LF00012 Dimples written for and sung by Miss Irene Franklin, words by Edward
Madden, music by P. Wenrich, spine has separated, hard to find, 1913. F 20.00
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LF00013 Melinda's Wedding Day 'That New Idea Rag Hit' words by Joe
McCarthy & Joe Goodwin, music by Al. Piantadosi, 1913. G 8.00
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LF00014 I'm Crying Just for You words by Joe McCarthy, music by James V.
Monaco, 1913. G 5.00
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LF00015 The Good Ship Mary Ann photo of the Griswold Trio, words by Gus
Kahn, music by Grace Le Boy, 1914. F 12.00
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LF00016 In My Dream of You A. M. Woods presents 'The Crinoline Girl' with
Julian Eltinge, music by Percy Wenrich, hard to find, 1914. F 20.00
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LF00017 Mary, You're a Little Bit Old-Fashioned words by Marion Sunshine,
music by Henry I. Marshall, sung by Cross & Josephine, 1914. F 5.00
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LF00018 There's a Little Spark of Love Still Burning introduced by Miss Kitty
Gordon, lyric by Joe McCarthy, music by Fred Fischer, 1914. F 8.00
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LF00019 The Small Town Sweetheart of a Small Town Girl lyric by Gus Kahn,
music by Richard Whiting, spine has separated, hard to find, 1914. G 40.00
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LF00020 When You're a Long, Long Way From Home words by Sam. M.
Lewis, music by Geo. W. Meyer, 1914. F 12.00
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LF00021 When I Discovered You from the musical comedy 'Watch Your Step',
lyrics and music by Irving Berlin, book by Harry B. Smith, 1914. F 20.00
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LF00022 Back to the Carolina You Love photo of Val Harris & Jack Manion,
words by Grant Clarke, music by Jean Schwartz, 1914. G 5.00
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LF00023 Some Sort of Somebody from the musical 'Very Good Eddie', book by
Philip Bartholomae & Guy Bolton, words by Herbert Reynolds, 1915. G 8.00
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LF00024 In Blinky Winky Chinky Chinatown words by Wm. Jerome, music by
Jean Schwartz, 'writers of Chinatown My Chinatown', 1915. F 5.00
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LF00025 My Little Girl words by Sam M. Lewis & Will Dillon, music by Albert
von Tilzer, spine has separated, 1915. G 8.00
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LF00026 Hello, Frisco! from F. Ziegfeld Jr.'s 'Ziegfeld Follies 1915', lyrics by
Gene Buck, music by Louis A. Hirsch, 1915. G 16.00
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LF00027 I'm Looking for Some-one's Heart Winter Garden's prod. of 'Maid in
America', by Harold Atteridge & S. Romberg, hard to find, 1915. F 20.00
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LF00028 I'm a Lonesome Melody photo of Claire Rochester, words by Joe
Young, music by Geo. W. Meyer, 1915. G 8.00
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LF00029 Virginia Lee words by Jeff. Branen, music by Arthur Lange, 1915
G 8.00
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LF00030 We'll Have a Jubilee in My Old Kentucky Home photo of Kitty
Keeten, lyrics by Coleman Goetz, music by Walter Donaldson, 1915. F 8.00
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LF00031 The Magic Melody F. Ray Comstock presents 'Nobody Home', book by
Guv Bolton, music by Jerome Kern, 1915. G 5.00
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LF00032 Hong Kong 'The Chinese Love Song', words by Richard W. Pascoe,
music by Hans Von Holstein & Alma M. Sanders, 1917. G 8.00
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LF00033 Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula introduced by Al Jolson, by E. Ray Goetz,
Joe Young & Pete Wendling, 1916. F 12.00
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LF00034 She is the Sunshine of Virginia words by Ballard MacDonald, music
by Harry Carroll, 1916. G 8.00
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LF00035 My Dreamy China Lady lyric by Gus Kahn, music by Egbert Van
Alstyne, 1916. G 8.00
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LF00036 Put on Your Slippers and Fill up Your Pipe (You're not Going Bye-Bye
Tonight) by Ed P. Moran & Will A. Heelan, hard to find, 1916. G 20.00
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LF00037 It's a Cute Little Way of My Own starring Anna Held in 'Follow Me',
lyric by Alfred Bryan, music by Harry Tierney, hard to find, 1916. G 20.00
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LF00038 I Can Dance with Everybody but My Wife introduced by Joseph
Cawthorn, words and music by John L. Golden, 1915. F 8.00
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LF00039 Poor Butterfly from 'The Big Show' at the Hippodrome, staged by R.
H. Burnside, lyrics by John L. Golden, music by Raymond Hubbell, 1916. F 8.00
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LF00040 I've Got Everything I Want but You sung by Marion Sunshine in
'When Claudia Smiles', music by Henry I. Marshall, 1913. F 8.00
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LF00041 When Those Sweet Hawaiian Babies Roll Their Eyes photo of Tom
Nip, words by Edgar Leslie, music by Harry Ruby, 1917. F 8.00
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LF00042 Joan of Arc They are Calling You words by Alfred Bryan & Willie
Weston, music by Jack Wells, 1917. G 8.00
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LF00043 Long Boy WWI, words by William Herschell, music by Barclay
Walker, scenery by Gaar Williams, 1917. G 18.00
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LF00044 Hawaiian Butterfly photo of Florence Timponi, words by George A.
Little, music by Billy Baskette & Joseph Santly, 1917. G 8.00
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LF00045 Sweet Emalina, My Gal by Creamer & Layton, 1917. F 8.00
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LF00046 Hello Central! Give Me No Man's Land WWI, photo of Harry
Cooper, by Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young & Jean Schwartz, 1918. F 12.00
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LF00047 When We Meet in the Sweet Bye and Bye WWI, words and music by
Stanley Murphy, 1918. G 8.00
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LF00048 That Soothing Serenade was Just Written for Me photo of May
Allison & Niles Welch, by Harry de Costa, 1918. G 8.00
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LF00049 Good Bye America from the 'Great Lakes Revue' WWI, written by
David M. Wolff, music by James O'Keefe, U.S.N. hard to find, 1918. G 20.00
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LF00050 In the Summertime words by Harry Williams, music by Albert
Gumble, hard to find, 1911. G 20.00
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