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The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards any copyright registration.”

EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- | Ee the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex- plained hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title (except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conven- iently alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ; Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Chami- nade (Cécile Louise Stephanie); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von); Gounod (Charles Francois); Handel (Georg Friedrich) ; Haydn (Franz Josef); Leoncavallo (Ruggiero); MacDowell (Edward Alexander) ; Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) ; Offenbach (Jacques); Raff (Joseph Joachim); Rubinstein (Anton Gregoro- vitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise); Tschaikowsky (Peter Tijitch) ; Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard). In the case of all such works, however, there are cross references in the title alphabet from the title of each work. ,

ILECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles, but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “ waltz,” “dance,” ‘“ march,” “cantata,” ‘‘schottische,’ ‘“ nocturne,’ “impromptu,” “sonata,” ‘“ étude,” “study,” “exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference from the titles and search should only be made under the names of the composers.

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address — of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication and name of publisher.

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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE.

Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading “w” and “m” (signifying ‘words by” and ‘‘music by’) are to be understood as songs.

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been ab- rogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copyright Office.

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is ab- breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,” class E, Musical compositions; “D,”’ class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘©,’ implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; “© 1c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such contributions is required.

A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately following the text.

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals.

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 8, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Su- perintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft. .

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NOTICE.

The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 60 of the Act.

Noricr is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro- prietor, or other lawful claimant, that, in so far as any copyright articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office and are not to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other gdvernmental library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant prior to December 31, 1925.

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi- tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are available for return.

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be supplied on request. Address Rrcister or Copyrrieuts, Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.

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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION Gr MUSIC AGAINST UN- AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS |

The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- struments in the case of Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, Belgium, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, France, Ger- many, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, and Sweden. The President’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10 (1915), pages vili—xi of no. 3, and pages vill-ix of no. 4; vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3; vol. 138 (1918), pages vi—xu of no. 5; vol. 15 (1920), pages v—vii of no. 3, and pages vi—xiv of no. 133. vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—xix of no. 6; iia vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vil of no. 3, and pages vi—viii of no. 8.

The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed by the President of the United States on July 18, 1914. This con- vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti. Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

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A Grenade; par Roger Branga, of France; violoncelle, 1°° position, avec pf. © Dec. 5, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599953; Durand et cie, Paris. 1

A Vapproche du Soir; 2° nocturne, C. Galos, of France; pf. Paris, Henri Gregh. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 e. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608229; Henri Gregh and son, Paris. ‘ 2

"A liberta’ d’ ’ea femmene; versi e melodia L. Albano, of U. S.; mand. ace. 4to. ©1e. July 1, 1924; Feb. 28, 1925; E 607727; Luciano Albano, Thompsonville, Conn. 3

A marina e’ Surriento; barcarola, versi G. Marano, melodia G. Ciu- eiano, of Italy, domiciled at Newark, Nien? Ort ce. Keb. 16, 19255) EB 607336; Giovanni Marano, Newark, Ny: 4

A Rosa ’e aucelluzzo; versi e musica Tony Miccio [i. e. A. Miccio], of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; mand. ace. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 2 e«. Feb. 16, 1925; E 607327; Antonio Miccio, Brooklyn. 5

°A signora ’e Mott street; versi e musica di F. Amodio, of Italy, domi- ciled at New York. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1925 ; E 605507 ; Frank Amodio, New York. 6

"A sunata ’e donn’ Antonio ’o cecato; versi e musica di F. Amodio, of Italy, domiciled at New York. © 1c Feb. 5, 1925; E 605509; Frank Amodio, New York. 7

Aboard at a ship’s helm; cho. and quartet, w Walt Whitman, m Chris- topher O’Hare, of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 18; E 607386; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 8

Abraham Lineoln; w and m L. B. Boley Of Win Ss; © tt ¢, Keb. 11: 1925; E 607115; Lillie Baldwin Bo- ley, Baltimore. 9

Absence; w anon., m K. L. Richards, ou. 8S. © Ll « Feb. 24, 19254 Bb 607547 ; Katherine Louise Richards, New York. 10

Absolute (An) hair cloth swell; w and m G. 8S. Cox, of U. 8S. (Cover- title:—Become an absolute swell)

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© Feb. 14, 1925; 2 ce. Feb. 19; EB 605943; Geo. 8S. Cox, Philadelphia. 11

Accompaniments for songs in one- book course; compiled Osbourne McConathy, E. B. Birge and W. O. Miessner, all of U. S. 4to. (Pro- gressive music series) © Jan. 12, 1925; 2c. and aff. Jan. 13; A 819085; Silver, Burdett & co., Newark. 12

Accusa (L’) ; versi Giuseppe Tetamo, melodia Ino Finizio, of Italy; mand. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1925; E 607706; Ro- sario Catalano, Brooklyn. 13S

Ach zeig mir doch dein radio! onestep, text und musik Arthur Meusel, arr. E. Bittrich, both of Germany: salon orch. mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 3, 1925; H

608193; Musikverlag Drei sterne, Berlin. 14 erleichtert ftir’ klav.

Max Rohlee, both of Germany.

Oct. 8, 1924; 1 c« Jan. 3, 1925; E 608192; Musikverlag Drei sterne, ' Berlin. 15

Achal by the sea; w Coralie Stanley McKellar, m Rosada Lawrance, of New Zealand; in G. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2 ce. Feb. 6; E 605889; John Church co., Cincinnati. 16

Adagio élégiaque; by Henri Wieniaw- ski, arr. Adolf Schmid, of England, domiciled at New York. 1. Small orch.—2. Full orch. © Dee. 29, 1924- 2 efCeach ‘Jane i2,..1925; HB 606103, 606104; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. [© arrangement]

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Adelka; polka, Frank Przybylski, of UW. Sts pt. © Sant 2851925 2 .c: Feb. 13; E 605791; W. H. Sajewski, Chicago. 19

Adeste fideles; chant liturgique, mu- Sique R. P. Ant. Lhoumeau, of France; cheur 4 4 voix mixtes, orgue ace. © Dec. 20, 1924; 1 «. Feb. 12, 1925; E 608555; Vve. L.—J. Biton, France. 20

paraphrase, Carl Wilhelm Kern,

of U. S., op. 524; pf. Lawrence,

Mass., Bay state music co. © Dec.

5, 1924; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 607411; R.

Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. [© ar-

rangement and harmony] 21

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Adieux (Les); by Bernard Hamblen, of Great Britain, domiciled at New York. 1. Violoncello and pf.—2. Violin and pf. © Feb. 24, 1925; 2c.

each Feb. 25; E 610068, 610069; .

Enoch & sons, New York. 22. 2a

Adoration; by J. G. Cummings, of U. S.; organ. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 2,.1925; E 606186; Theo. Pres- Ser co., Philadelphia. 24

Adoro Te; Latin w, m John Singen- berger, completed and arr. L. Bon- vin, of U. S. 4to. 1. Solo and four mixed voices.—2. Solo and four fe- male voices. © Jan. 27, 1925; 2 ec. each Jan. 31; E 605475, 605477 ; Otto A. Singenberger, Milwaukee. [© arrangement and new matter]

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Aero blues; w and m G. V. Patterson, of U. S.. © 1-e@ Jan. 26, 1925; E 605587 ; Glennie Vale Patterson, La- mesa, Tex. 27

Affolement (Frensy) ; par Hans Our- dine, of France; orch. avec. pf. con- ducteur. 4to. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608019; S. Chapelier, Paris. 28

African blues; w and m Sam Man- ning and Fred Hall, both of U. S. (West Indian tunes) © Jan. 10, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 18; E 605013; Ed- ward B. Marks music co., New York.

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After a while; w Raymond B. Egan, m Richard A. Whiting, of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele in D. © Feb. 24, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 25; E 607604; Je- rome H. Remick & co., New York.

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After all these years; w and m S. Brooks, of U. S., arr. N. L. Kineaid. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1925; E 610094; Shelton Brooks, New York. 31

After the opera; w H. F. Cook, mel- ody Arnold T. Lax, of U.S. ©1e. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604846; Harry F. Cook, Reno, Pa. 32

After you’ve done what you’ve done; w and m Van, Schenck and Baron Keyes, all of U. S. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 7; E 605635; Florintine music pub. co., San Francisco. 33

After you’ve kissed me, kiss me again ; w Jack Caddigan [i. e. John J. Caddigan], m Chick Story [pseud. of Oliver EK. Story], of U. S.; pf. with w. © 1. Feb. 20, 1925; E 605948; Grey gull records, inc., South Boston. 34

Afterglow (The); reverie, Charles Huerter, of U. S.; pf. © Feb. 21,

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1925; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 607684; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 35.

Agony ; by Leo. A. Kempinski, of U.S., op. 81; orch. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 3; E 605737; Photo play music co., inc., New York. 36

Ah-ha! w Sidney Clare, m James V. Monaco, of U. S.; pf. ace. with arr. for ukulele Dick Konter. © Feb. 28, 1925; 2 '¢. Mar.’ 25 W610118: - Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York. 37

Ah! ne blasphémez pas; duo, de Nerto, paroles Maurice Léna, mu- sique Ch. M. Widor, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599939; Heugel, Paris. 38

Ain’t my baby grand; w Lew Brown, m Robert King and Ray Henderson, both of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. Dick Konter. © Jan. 14, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 15; E 605063; Shapiro, ‘Bernstein & co., ine., New York. 39

Ain’t the sunshine grand; w and m W. W. Hall, of U. S.; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1. Feb. 27, 1925; E 610089; Wendell Woods Hall, Chicago. 40

Ain’t-ya comin’ out to-night; w and m Carson Robison, of U. 8.; pf. and ukulele acc., in C. © Jan. 14, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 15; E 605064; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York. 41

Aidla; march, G. Tripodi, of U. S.; instrumental. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1925; E 6053819; Gaetano Tripodi, New York. 42

Air in B flat; by Arthur Somervell, of Great Britain; violin and pf. Jan:: 29, 19254 Vitel) Web) 12: 608567 ; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon- don. 43

Airy fairies; by Maria Del’Aqua, of U. S.; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Dec. 26, 1924; 2c. Dec. 29; E 607423; R. Liver- sidge, Lawrence, Mass. 44

Airy man; w and m Charlie Jackson, of U. S.; in ©. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1925; E 607719; Chicago music pub. co., Chicago. 45

Alabama; w Julia Tutwiler, m HE. Gockel-Gussen, of U. S. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 30; E 606878 ; Edna Gockel-Gussen, Birmingham, Ala. 46

Alabamy bound; w Bud De Sylva and Bud Green, m Ray Henderson, of U. S. © Jan. 14, 1925; 2 ¢. Jan. 15; E 605062; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York. 47

~MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

nos. 1—2, 1925

Album of arpeggios; study pieces com- piled Preston Ware Orem, of U. 8.; pf: ©») Feb. 3;°1925; 2c. and) aff. Feb. 6; A 821038; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 48

Algerian night; valse boston, Learsi, of France; pf. © Dee: 12, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 5, 1925; E 608003; Francis Salabert, Paris. 49

Ali-Baba and the 40 thieves, couldn t steal away my Sweetie from me; w and melody K. E.. Burdick, of Vy 8. 3 im, F.>maj. ©. 1,.¢,; Feb. 16, 1925; E 607277; Kenneth E. Bur- dick, New York. 50

Alice in Wonderland; from Music box afternoon, Mari Paldi, of U. S.; pf. (Alice in Wonderland) © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 ¢«. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606166;

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 51

Alice in Wonderland ; from Music box revue 1925; w and m I. Berlin, of i, Sine Jan, 14.1925: 2 eo; dan. 15; E 6050538; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 52

suite, w Clara Louise Kessler,

m Edgar Stillman Kelley, of U. S.;

unison or two-pt. cho. 4to. 1. Alice

on her way. [3 others] © Jan.

15, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 20; E 606692;

Oliver Ditson co., Boston. ae

Alice on her way; unison or two-pt. cho., w Clara Louise Kessler, m Edgar Stillman Kelley, of U. S.; treble voices. 4to. (Alice in Won- derland, no. 1) © Jan. 23, 1925; 2c. Feb. 2; E 606887; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 54

Al-kasar; intermezzo mauresque, R. Tapponnier, arr. A. Daniele, of France; orch. 4to. © Dee 12,

O24 oe. Jad,,.5, 1925); 1. 599856 ; Edition Arlequin, Paris. [© or- chestration ] 55 All aboard for Alabam’; w and mel- ody L. Lococo, of U. S. ©. 1 «. Jan. 31, 1925; E 605469; Lena Lo- coco, Pittsburgh. 56

All aboard for heaven; w Billy Rose, melody Joseph Meyer, of U. S. 1c. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607534; Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 57

All God’s chil’en have wings; w and m G. Fairman, of U. S. © 1. Jan. 8, 1925; E 604923 ; George Fair-

* man, New York. 58

All I want is love; fox trot, w James Kendis, m Hal Dyson, of U. S. © Noms) 11) 1924: .2 c.: dan! 30, 1925: E 606871; Kendis, Brockman music eco., inec., New York. 59

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All my very own; by Louise McDer- maid and Barbara Melville Hope, of Great Britain; orch., with pf. conductor, in F. 4to. © Jan. 14, 1925; 1 ec. Feb. 12; E 608532; Boo- sey & co., ltd., London. [© ar- rangement] 60

All that a heart can give; w Leo Wood, m Fred Phillips, of U. S.; pf. acce., with ukulele arr. Louis Fleischer. © Feb. 13, 1925; 2 e. Feb. 18; E 607348; Denton & Has- kins music co., New York. 61

All the bells were ringing; from Sing- song, unison song for children, w Christina Rossetti, m Ernest Bul- lock, of Great Britain; in G. Wil- liams ed. 8vo. [Staff and tonic sol- fa notations] © Jan. 22, 1925; 1 e. Feb. 5; E 608463; Joseph Wil- liams, ltd., London. 62

All the birds are here (Alle végel sind schon da); spring song, Dietrich Krug, arr. Lucien Fordell [pseud. of Carl Wilhelm Kern] of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 28, 1924; 2 « Jan. 2, 1925; E 604817; Shattinger piano & musie ¢co., St. Louis. [© new arrangement | 63

All the girls think I’m wonderful; w Fred Fisher, m A. Koppel, of Ue) 8S: 4to/n@: Jan. 25,':1925.7. 2. Jan. 7; 1 ec. Feb. 6; E 605584; Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 64

All the universe is singing; w and m I. B. Linebarger, of U. S. Rock- ville, Ind., The Quest shop. © Feb. 1, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 607091; Iva B. Linebarger, Rockville, Ind. 65

All the while; w and m C. E. Clutia, GEwu,, 8.) ()-d'e. Webi 1S 19255" hi 607383 ; Carleton E. Clutia, Boston.

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All the world goes fox-trotting; w and m EH. L. Verner, of Great Brit- ain. © Nov. 18, 1924; 1c. Nov. 19; EK 608201; E. L. Verner, London. 67

All through the night (Ar hyd y nos) ; English version Florence Hoare, m arr. 8. Northcote, of Great Britain ; mixed voices. London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. [English and Welsh text] © Jan. 17, 1925; 1c. Feb. 20; E 608725; Sydney North- cote, Hayward’s Heath, England.

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Alla tarantella; by Alfred J. Thomp- son, of England, op. 16; pf. © Jan. 30, 1925;.2 ec. Feb. 9; E 605724; B. F. Wood musie co., Boston.: 69

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Alla tarantella—Continued.

—by Paul Stoeving, of U. S.; vio- lin and pf. © Feb. 138, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 16; E 607260; Edward Schu- berth & co., New York. 70

Allegretto from Sonata no. 8; by Vis- conti, arr. Henry Tolhurst, of Great Britain; violin and pf. © Feb. 23, 1925; 1 c Feb. 19; E 608666; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 71

Allegro appassionato; trio, Paul Fau- chey, of France; pf., violon et vio- loncelle avee contrebasse ad lib. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; H 599977; Francis Salabert, Paris. 72

Allegro mosti; waltz lento, Joe Mosti, of U. 8.; accordion. (Sonata men- Sile per armonica, August, 1922, no. 1 * Aue: 2, 1924 SBE! an. 20. 1925; E 605149; Biagio R. Quattro- ciocche, Steubenville, O. 73

Alluring coquetry; air de ballet, Mau- rice Baron, of France; pf. © Dec. 30, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 604749; Belwin, ine., New York. 74

Alma mater; w Thuringian folk-song, m arr. A. Davis, of U. S.; male voices. S8vo. © Feb. 7, 1925; 2 «. Feb. 24; E 607595; Arthur Davis, St. Louis. 15

Almeda; w O. O. Milliken, m Jack A. Webb, of U. S. New York City, Frank Harding. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 14; E 607266; O. O. Mil- liken, Cache, OKI. 76

Alone; w Minnie Pierce. Preston, m E. D. Evans, of U. S. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1925; EH 605345; Effie D. Evans, Lockwood, Mo. 77

Along the road to the fair; w and melody T. Reilly, of Canada. ©1c. Jan, 22, 1925;.E 605235;. ‘Themas Reilly, Barrie, Ont., Canada. 78 Alt Wiener weisen; im modernen stil, Rio Gebhardt, of Germany, op. 4;

klavier. © Oct. 6, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 3, 1925: E 608185; Frankfurter musikverlag, Frankfort, Germany.

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Altar flowers; meditation, Frederic Lacey, of Great Britain; organ. © Dec. 31, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606157 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- phia. 80

Always a smile for the other fellow; w and m §. K. Russell, of U. S. 1c. Oct. 15, 1924; E 606452; Sydney King Russell, Los Angeles. 81

Always bear your burdens with a smile; w Alfred Barratt, m A. C. Fisher, of U. 8S. (Jn Best revival

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songs) © Dec. 2, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 12, 1925; 1 ce. Feb. 6; E 605580; Albert Christopher Fisher, Fort Worth, Tex. 82

Always in my dreams but never in my arms; fox trot, w G. C. Pennington, m Vincent Rizzo and Aurthur Shade, both of U. 8.; violin or voice, in E flat. ©l1c. Feb. 24, 1925; E 610072; George C. Pennington, Philadelphia.

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Always smiling and gay; w and mel- ody J. Tuena, of U. S. ©1 6. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607579; John Tuena, Torrington, Conn. 84

Always you're near: waltz song, w and m E. M. Goodrum, of U. S. © Jan. 9, 1925; 2c. Jan. 7; E 606368; Ella Mae Goodrum, Lonoke, Ark. 85

Amants (Sweethearts) ; valse boston, Octave Crémieux, of France; pf. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 5, 1925; EH 599958 ; Marcel Labbé, Paris. 86

Amber (The) gate; pageant play, writ- ten and arr. K. Barne, of Great Britain. Pf. ed, London, J. Cur- wen & sons, Itd. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1925; 1 ce. Feb. 20; E 608726; Kitty Barne, Windmill Corner, East- bourne, England. 87

Amelica; mazurka, melody Antonino Caucano, of Italy, domiciled at New York. } © -1\\ e+ Kebs; 18, 1925; Eb 607372 ; Giovanni Licitra, New York.

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America; historic fantasia, Mayhew L. Lake, of U. S.; orch., with piano- organ conductor. © Feb. 5, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 17; BE 605871; Feature music syndicate, New York. 89

America bella; versi e musica F. Amodio, of Italy, domiciled at New York; mand. ace. 4to. © Jan. 15, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 11; E 607137; Frank Amodio, New York. 90

America is singing; w and m L. R. Maxwell, of U. S., arr. Wilmuth Gary. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607532; Lucia R. Maxwell, Wash- ington. 91

America is the place for me; w V. A. Garwood, m B. M. Hale, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1925; E 606999; Violet

Ann Garwood, Marshall, I11. 92 American (The) broadcast; march, George L. Cobb, of U. S.; pf. ©

Apr. 4, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604868 ; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 93

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American legion march; by S. C. Coles, of U. S.; pf. Washington, D. C., E. F. Droop & sons co. © Jan. 16, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 606565; Sade Catherine Coles, Washington. 94

America’s sweetheart, Mary; w and melody M. O. Dyer, of U.S. ©1e. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607554; Margaret Onetta Dyer, Cincinnati. 95

America’s tribute; w and m F. Mur- ray, of U. S. ‘© 1c. Feb. 4, 1925; E 607056; Florence Murray, Spring- field, Mass. 96

Ammore abbandunato (Love for- saken) ; versi Antonio Paolilli, Eng- lish version Frederick H. Martens, musica Giuseppe Camilloni, of Italy. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2c. Feb. 16; E 605882 ; A. Paclilli’s music co., Provi- dence, R. I. 97

' Amor materno; valzer sentimentale, Baldassare Mauceri, of U. S., arr. J. Gioe; violin or mandolin. 4to. © Nov. 24, 1924; 1 c. Dec. 30, 1.¢. Jan. 28, 1925; E 605698; Antonino Centonze, Brooklyn. 98

Amore e primavera (Spring of love) ; waltz, E. Waldteufel, arr. B. Quat- trociocche, of U. S.;. accordion. (Sonata mens'le per armonica, June, 1923, no. 156) © > May 28, 1923; 2 e. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605145; Biagio

R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O,

[© arrangement] 99 Amorita; waltz, w Al J. Neiburg, m KF. Henri Klickmann and James C. Osborne. both of U. S.; med. voice, inge. Gy Jans6, 4925 : 2. c. Feb;7 ; E 605531; Jack Mills, ine., New York, 100 Amour! amour! valse lente, G. Ama- niera, of Italy; orch. avec pf. con- ducteur. 4to. Dec. 12, 1924; le. Jan. 5, 1925: E 599849; G. Ama- niera, Paris. 101

Amour (L’) d’une mére (La paloma) ; paroles Emma Plante, musique arr. Eusebe Champagne, of U. S. Lowell, Mass.,. Orion music co. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 610031; Edward B. Latour, Lowell. [© arrangement ] 102

Amour (L’), j’en ai connu le nom; de Nerto, paroles Maurice Léna, mu- sique Ch. M. Widor, of France. © Dee.417.5 1924; 1 'e. Jan. 5,, 1925; Bb 599938 ; Heugel, Paris. 103

And I was right; w and m Bud Browning [pseud. of K. A. Brown- ing] of U.S: ©1e. Feb. 27, 1925; E 610082; Kenneth Adrian Brown- ing, Frazeysburg, O. : 104

Andante dolorose no. 1; by N. Ciganeri, of Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn ; pf. ©le. Jan. 26,1925; E 605790; Nathan Ciganeri, Brooklyn. 105

Andina; gavotte, R. E. De Orddfiez,

of Ecuador, domiciled at San Fran- eisco: Calif: pt. © 'I"e" Jany 29: 1925; E 605363; Rosa Elvira De Ord0dfiez, San Francisco. 106 Anemone; by F. Heltman, arr. Andrew Luck, of U. S.; violin and pf. Feb. 25, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 610108 ;

Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. [© bowing, fingering, phrasing and changes in melody] 107 Anfitrite; mazurka, HE. Becucci, arr.

A. Di Cesare, of U. S.; accordion. (Sonata mensile per armonica, Sep- tember, 1922, no. 155) © Sept. 1, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605158 ; Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steuben- ville, O. [© arrangement] 108

Angel (The); w J. J. Robbins, m M. Gold, of U. S. ©1c. Dec. 29, 1924; E 605031; Matthew Gold, Bayonne, IN at 109

Angel eyes; w and m V..C. Seaver, jr., of..U, S. © Tye. Jan. 9, -1925;-E 606406; Vernon C. Seaver, jr., Chi- cago. 110

Angeline; w and melody Samuel Kes- tenbaum and M. M. Korn, both of U.S. ©l1c. Jan. 3, 1925; E 604804; Maurice M. Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y.

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Angels from the realms of glory; w James Montgomery, m ©. Lee Wil- liams, of Great Britain; mixed voices, in F. 8vo. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 c« Jan. 14, 1925; E 608510; A. Weekes & co., ltd., London. [© new arrangement] 112

Angel’s kiss valse; by S. Cambria, of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; ten. banjo or ten. mandola, in duo style. Brooklyn, New York, Messina music co. © Dec. 29, 1924; 2 ce. Dee. 31; E 606325; Stellario Cambria, Brook- lyn. [© arrangement] 113

Anger motive; by Edward Kilenyi, arr. Morris Aborn, both of U. S8.; orch. 4to. © Jan. 19, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 21; E 605141; Belwin, ine., New York.

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Angling rhymes; w G. F. Barwick, m C. Lee Williams, of Great Britain ; male voices, in B flat. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 23,1924; -1 ¢.. Jan. 30, 19253. 608629; Boosey & co., Itd., London. [© new edition] 115

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el aA RA NOD DS Na TN aga Weyupin ene ve ONIN CIENT VR

Animals (The) came in two by two; fox trot, from Charlot’s revue, Philip Braham, arr. Max Irwin, of Great Britain; orch. with w. 4to. Gi dan. 9) 19252. 1, ¢...lan.. 193) 608287 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London. [© arrangement] 116

Anna; dance coquette, melody H. S. Ellis, of U. S. ©1c. Feb. 27, 1925; E 610076; Harry Seymour Ellis, Paterson. 117

Annie Laurie; quartet, harmonized Claude MacArthur, of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 26, 1925; 2 ¢. Feb. 28; E 610104; Boston music co., New York. [© arrangement]

118

Antologia didattica (Didactic anthol- ogy); per lo studio del pianoforte, F. Rossomandi, of Italy. Nuova ed., riv. ed ampliata. Categoria A, fasc. 4-10°.—Categoria B, fase. 1, 3-8°. © Dec. 30, 1924; 1 ¢. each Jan. 16, 1925; E 608276, 608277; Florestano Rossomandi, Naples. 119, 120

— Categoria C, fase. 2, 4to., fase. 5, 6. obl. Svo. ‘© Jan. 2,°1925; 1c.’ Feb. 12;..). 608558 ; Florestano Rossomandi, Naples. 121

Antonietta; polka, Santi Tafarella, of Italy, domiciled at New York; mand. or violin. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 606560; Ro- sario Catalano, Brooklyn. p22

Antoueno (L’) (L’Antoine); recueilli et harmonisé J. Canteloube, of France. (Chants d’Auvergne, 2° série, no. 2) © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608221; Heugel, Paris. [© collection and harmoni- zation | 123

Anywhere Thou leadest; w James Rowe, m Harry Dixon Loes, of U. S. (In Best revival songs) © Dee. 2, 1924; 1¢. Jan. 12, 1925; 1c. Feb. 6; E 605579 ; Lamar and Barton, Nash- ville. 124

Appassionato, no. 2; for tragic situa- tions, ete., William Axt, arr. James C. McCabe, both of U. S.; orch. with pf. or organ conductor. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1925; E 604812; Robbins-Engel, inec., New York. 125

Appel (L’) du matin; pastorale, E. Lovreglio, of France; pf. © Dec. 12,1924; 1c. Jan. 7, 1925 ; E 608056 ; Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 126

Apple time’s the time for me; w and melody A. Sanchez, of U. S. ©1c. Feb. 9, 1925; E 607098; Alfred Sanchez, Worcester. 127

‘

Appontate ’a giacchetta! cantabile sul motivo: Cielo celeste, versi Armando Gildo, of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn, musica arr. M. Sando- val: mand. ace. 4to. © July 12, 1924: 2 e@ Dee. 19; EH 604914 ; D’Agostino bros., New York. [© words] : 128

Aprés un réve (After a dream) ; by Gabriel Fauré, transcribed Guy Maier, of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 31, 1924: 2 ce. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604907 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York. [© transcription ] 129

April; duet, w Ruth Oliver, m Walter Golde, of U. S.; high voice. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1925 ;: E 604906 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 130

w William Watson, m Gwendolen Coleridge-Taylor, of Great Britain, op. 38; in E flat. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1925; BE 599682 ; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 131

Arabania; melody, A. T. Jacobs and L. Hanes, arr. L. Hanes, of U. s. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1925; E 606729 ; Al- pert T. Jacobs and Lee Hanes, San Francisco. 132

Arabian nights; melody J. Carmel, of U. 8. © 1e. Jan. 19, 1925; FE 606658 ; Jack Carmel, New York. 133

Arboreti; waltz, by M. Gardner, of U. 8.: pf. ©1ec. Feb. 9, 1925; E 607100: Marguerite Gardner, Bur- bank, Calif. 134

Areadian (An) idyl; rondo a Van- tique, Ida Bostelman, of U. S.; pf. © Jan. 22, 1925; 2 ¢. Jan. 24; E 606751 ; Belwin, inc., New York. 135

Archer (J. Stuart) Three Scottish folk tunes; arr. J. S. Archer, of Great Britain; violin and pf. 1. Loch Lomond. [2 others] © Feb. 23, 1925; 1c. Feb. 19; H 608672 ; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 1386

Ardent (The) lover; w R. C. Smith, — m Theo. G. Beach, of U. 8S. New York, Frank Harding. © Jan. 15, 1925: 2 ec. Jan. 16; H 606528 ; Roy C. Smith, Daiton, Mass. 137

Are you coming never more to say goodbye; w and melody Mrs. W. D. Dobbins, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1925: E 607573; Mrs. W. D. Dob- bins, Seattle. 138

Arietta; by Gilbert A. Aleock, of Great Britain; violoncello solo with pf. ace. © Dec. 20, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1925: E 608385; Boosey & co., Lon- don. . 139

Arlequin (L’); comédie lyrique en cing actes et six tableaux, paroles

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Jean Sarment, musique Max D’Ol- lone, of France; partition chant et pf. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1925; 1 ¢. Jan. 17; D 26715; Heugel, Paris. 140

Arouse ye, Christian soldiers; w C. L. Perris, m J. O. Long; of .U.'S:.: © Feb. 9, 1925; 2 ce. Feb. 25; E 610041 ; J. Owen Long, Harrisonburg, Va.

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Arpa d’amore; trio, Paul Fauchey, of France; pf., violon et violoncelle avee contrebasse ad lib. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599984 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. 142

Arsinoé ; intermezzo, E. Dorothea Bar- croft, arr. Sydney Baynes, both of Great Britain; orch. with pf. con- ductor. (Boosey’s orchestral jour- nal, no. 251) © Dee. 22, 1924; 1. Jan. 30, 1925; E 608392; Boosey & co., London. 143

Art thou weary! anthem, w J. M. Neale, m Harold Vincent Milligan, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. i lees. 2c. Jan. 17; °° 605100; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 144

AS a poreupine pines for it’s pork, that’s how I'll pine for you; w Ar- thur Walsh, m A. Paganucci, of U.S. ©1c. Feb. 9, 1925; E 607608 ; Anthony Paganucci, Brooklyn. 145

As I came down from Lebanon; w Clinton Scollard, m Alice Barnett, of U. S.; med. voice. © Dec. 23, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1925; E 605391; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 146

As now the sun’s declining rays; hymn-—anthem, w tr. Charle Coffin, m George Henry Day, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 22, 1925; 2c. Feb. 2; E 607038; White-Smith music pub. co., Boston. 147

Ask dad, he knows; recitation song, w and m Augustus Barratt, of U. S. ey dane 2.41925. 2a Tan Or oR 604912; John Franklin music co., New York. 148

Ask her while the band is playing; waltz, Archibald Joyce, of Great Britain; orch. with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 17, 1924; 1 © Jan. 38, 1925; E 599807; Ascherberg, Hop- wood & Crew, Itd., London . [© ar- rangement | 149

Aspiration; par Héléne Graton, of France; oreh., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599887; Ch. Hayet, Paris.

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Assurance (The) man; humorous song, w Fred Rome, m Clarkson Rose, of Great Britain; in F. ©

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Dee. 30, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 12; 1925; EB 608121; Reynolds & co., London. 151

At close of day; w and m CG. M. Meeker, of U. S. © Feb. 28, 1925; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 610289; Choral May Meeker, Greeley, Col. 152

At dawning; by Charles Wakefield Cadman, arr. H. F. Odell, both of U. S.; mand. orch. with pf. ace. © Dec. 27, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1925; HE 604960; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

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At eventide; by Tivadar Nachéz, of Great Britain, op. 38; violin and pf.. © Jan. 9, 1925; 1 ¢. Jan. 24; E 668331; Schott & co., Itd., Londom

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w Norman Weir, m adapted from Raff’s Cavatina, by Henry Tolhurst, of Great Britain. no. 1. © Feb. 23, 1925; 1c. Feb. 19; E 608675; W.

Paxton & co., itd., London. 155 At. fall “time':. melody, J... Stuart Archer, of Great Britain; pf. © Heb. 25, (19255 0b eo Pep. 19's. a GO8668 5°" W. Paxton .& "cox ltd: London. 156 At sea; song cycle for children, w Abbie Farwell Brown, m W. O.

Miessner, of U. S. Milwaukee, Wis., Miessner music co. 1. The sea. [5 others] © Jan. 26, 1925; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 6; A 820788; W. Otto Miessner, Milwaukee. TDS

At; that: ),jelly, . bean, ball :.:.w,..C.. P- Walker, m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New York, Frank Harding music house. © Dec. 16, 1925; 2 c. Dec. 31; E 606892; C. P. Walker, South Chicago. 158

At the end of day; w and m E. Shan- non Cargile, of U. S. © 1e Jan- 19, 1925; E 606657; Eulalie Shan- non-Cargile, Beverly Hills, Calif.

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At the end of night; w and melody P. Bartholomew, of U. S. © 1ec¢. Jan. 3, 1925; E 604791; Paul Bar- tholomew, St. Helena, Calif. 160

At the end of the long long trail; w and m Herbert Buffum, of U. S. Svo. (© diily 15, 1924; 2 es Meb.13, 1925; E 607216; Mrs. John A. An- derson, Topeka, Kan. 161

At the opree house; w Jack Caddigam fi. e. John J. Caddigan], m Chick Story [pseud. of Oliver E. Story} of U. S:; pf. with w:. © 1 c¢. Feb. 20, 1925; H 605952; Grey gull rec— ords., inc., South Boston. 162.

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At the river ; quartet, w Virginia Low- man Hoult, m F. P. Ross, of U. S.; mixed voices. Asbury Park, N. J., Frances Porter Ross co. © Feb. AP 1O255'42° & Keb 19g, BGO : Frances Porter Ross, Asbury Park, IN So 163

At the seaside; by C. Carter, of U. S.; pf. New Haven, Conn., Rungee pub. co. © Feb. 6, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 607206; Clarence Carter, New Haven, Conn. 164

At twilight ; four-part song, w Martha

Martin, set to Simple aveu, Francis.

Thomé, arr. Edward Shippen Barnes, of U. S.; mixed voices, with violin obbl. ad lib. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1925; 2e. Jan. 20; E 606693; Oliver Dit- son ¢o., Boston. 165

two-part song, w Martha Martin, m of Simple aveu, Francis Thomé, arr. Edward Shippen Barnes, of U. S.; women’s voices, with violin obbl. ad lib. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1925; 2c. Jan. 8; E 604959; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 166

At twilight in the garden of sweet dreams; w and melody L. Sikes, of UicSi) ©. tc. Reb: AG. 1925. b 607312; Louise Sikes, Eastport, Fla.

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Athlone; w Chas. (Sandy) Chapman, m J. Fred O’Connor, of U. S. Jan. 23, 1925; 2c. Jan. 26; E 606819 ; Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

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Atmesphere; musical comedy in two acts, w Warren HK. Murray and D. H. Merriam, jr., m D. H. Merriam, jr., OL U.S. “Se. °©*Feb. ‘6; 192512 ec. Feb. 24; E 610027; David H. Mer- riam, jr., Fitchburg, Mass. 169

Au temps jadis; gavotte-fantaisie, H. Montagné, of France; orch. 4to. Oi Jani it: 199d Gc. Janiidice, © 608253 ; Heugel, Paris. 170

Aubade; de EHdouard Flament, of France, op. 5; orch. avec. pf. con- ducteur. 4to. Dec. 31, 1924;

1 e. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608255; Paul |

Decourcelle, Nice, France. 171 Australia; fox trot, vers adaptés de Pierre Chaffange, mélodie Ch. Pillon, of France. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1c. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608266; C. Jou- bert, Paris. 172 Automobile (The) of life; w and m

Herbert Buffum, of U. 8S. Topeka, Kan. Anderson ptg. & music co. 8vo) © Webi Gi119257; 2: c Mebi 3 ;

E 607209; Mrs. John A. Anderson, Topeka, Kan. 173

Autumn fragrance; by Rob Roy Peery, of Wy Si3ipf. «©: Dee. 81, 192452 ec. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606180; Theo. Pres- - ser co., Philadelphia. 174

Autumn leaves; w and m E. R. Leonard, of U. S. © 1. Feb. 14, 1925; E 605840; Ella Rosamond Leonard, Beverly, Mass. 175

Ave Maria; Father, all-loving, three- part chorus, sacred w, m Robert W. Wilkes, of U. S., op. 25; female voices. 4to. [Latin and Wnglish text] ‘ ©" Jan, 16/1925: *2>e> Gan. 17; E 605107; Yonkers music co., Yonkers, N. Y. 176

hear us, O Father, Luigi Luzzi, op. 80, tr. and arr. Paul Bliss, of U.S. 1. Low voice.—2. High voice. © Jan. 22'"t925" 2c, “eae eam. 24. KE 605315, 605316; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. [© translation and new arrangement | 177,178

Latin w, m M. Brosig, arr. Lud- wig Bonvin, of U. S. 4to. 1. Mixed voices ; organ ace.—2. Three female voices. © Jan. 27, 1925; 2 ec. each gan. 31; E 605474, 605476; Otto A. Singenberger, Milwaukee. [© ar- rangement ] 179, 180

(Let not death fright us) ; quar- tette, English words, Thomas F. Mosimann, m EH. D. Mosimann, of U. S.; mixed or male voices. © 1 c. Jan. 26, 1925; E 606779; Elise Devi- neau Mosimann, Charleston, S. C. 181

m T. Lowther, of Great Britain; sop. © Dec. 18, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 12, 1925; KE 608450; Toupie Lowther, London. ' 182 w anon., m K, M. Jones, of U. S.; in G.. ©,.Jan. 31,1925; 2 c).Beb.\10; EH 607202; Katherine M. Jones, Fall River, Mass. 183 w from hymnal,’m S. Stepanian, of Armenia, domiciled at Philadel- phia; harmonium or pf. ace. © Feb. :,14, .4925 3; Zier eb. , 18: Hi 607406; Stephen Stepanian, Phila- delphia. 184 Awake! awake my love; waltz, w Mary Howard. Olmstead, m Robert Huntington Terry, of U. S. 1. High voice.—2. Med. voice. © Feb. 11, 1924; 2 ¢. each Feb. 14; E 605803 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- ton. 185 Awakening; by A. Shaeffer, of U. S.; guitar; ©, Jan. 4992552, 2.Jan. 16; HE 606571; Arling Shaeffer, Chi- | cago. 186

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A-way back home; w and m B. W. Vore, of U. 8. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1925; E 605489; Blanche Whealen Vore, Wichita. 187

Away from you; w Benny Davis, m Milton Ager, of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Mitagee, 19255 2) ec. san 22% H 605191; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York. 188

Aye she kaimed her yellow hair; eight-pt. cho., w Henry Johnston, m W. G. Whittaker, of Great Britain; mixed voices, in C. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 30, 1924; 1 ec. Feb. 12, 1925; E 608528 ; Boosey & co., Itd., London. 189

AZ si té budu brat; napsal Vac AI- brecht, arr. A. Paulsen, of U. S.; pf. with words. © Nov. 15, 1924; 2 «. Dec. 27; E 606654; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 190

Babillage; par. Ch. Leuntjens, of France; violon avee acc. de pf. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608058; A. Bose, Paris. 191

Baby blue eyes; w and melody T. J. Machin, of U. 8S. ©1e. Jan. 22, 1925; E 605234; T. James Machin, Jersey City, N. J. 192

Baby brother; w anon. m Sylvia Frances Metcalf, of U. S. ©le. Feb. 7, 1925; E 605648; Sylvia F. Metcalf, Washington. 193

Baby face; w and melody C. Hscher and Richard Witts, both of U. 5S. © 1c Feb. 17, 1925; E 605863; Chester Escher, New York. 194

Babyish eyes; w and m Beity Tilford fi. e. Mrs. L. H. Tilford], of U. S. © 1e. Jan. 5, 1925; E 606236; Mrs. L. H. Tilford, Dallas. 195

Babylon ; part song, w Willis K. Jones, m Joseph W. Clokey, of U. S.; sop. 1,2 and alto. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 16; E 607340; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 196

Baby’s Christmas song; w and m Thesba Chevin, of Great Britain. © Dec. 15, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 2, 1925; HB 599700; H. Chadfield, Bushey, Hert- fordshire, England. 197

Bach (Johann Sebastian) Ave Maria;

by Bach-Gounod, arr. J. Stuart Archer, of Great Britain; organ. obl. S8vo. © Feb. 27, 1925; 1c.

Keb. 27; E 608777; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 198 Coneerto no. 2; trans., arr. and ed. Aiexander Siloti, of Russia, domi- ciled at New York; violin and pf.,

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210

in E major. © Nov. 28, 1924; 2 ec. Jan: ' 19, 1925; HE 606650;; :Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 199

——Prélude; from the Cantata no. 35, for organ and orch., transcribed Alexander Siloti, of Russia, domi- ciled at New York; violin and pf. Newly rev. ed. © Dee. 2, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606682; Carl Fis- cher, inc., New York. 200

—— Suites francaises (French suites) ; éd. rev. A. Bloch, of France; pf. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 7, 1925; B 608055 ;; Heugel, Paris. [© revised edition ] 201

Toccata in D major; by J. S. Bach, transcribed Harold Bauer, of WW. St nien Cy Jani tar 1925212 se. Jan. 16; E 605081; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. [© transcription] 202

Baci al buio! serenata, parole G. Drovetti, musica G. De Micheli, of Italy, op. 33. © Nov. 20, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1925; EH 599762; Carlo Bel- tramo, Milan. 203

Baci in fretta; polcha, melody Anto- nino Caucano, of Italy, domiciled at New York. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1925; E 607369; Giovanni Licitra, New York.

204

Bacio di mamma; waltz, 8S. Cusenza, Of UL Shie@®) Le Fant. JO01925F BH 606848 ; Salvatore Cusenza, Brook- lyn. 205

Back again to the old home; w A. K. Neuenfeldt, m James Francis Lan- gan, of U. S. Cleveland, Ohio, Broadway pub. co. © Jan. 24, 1925; 2c Jan. 22; E 605250; Albert K. Neuenfeldt, Appleton, Wis. 206

Back home to mother (Nazaj domov k materi); Sloy. tr. Kazimir Zak- rajsek, w and m Hmil V. Gregorich, of U. S. English and Slovenic ed. Or Meh 2e: naan. eC.” Nrare to) Bl 610285; West side music sales, Chi- eago. 207

Back to a garden I know; w and m B. W. Vore, of U. S. ©1c. Feb. 12, 1925; E 605738; Blanche Whealen Vore, Wichita, Kan. 208

Back to Colorado; fox trot, Raymond Newton, Al. Milne and Gene Silver [and] The Ogo-pogo; by Mark Strong: arr. Boosey & co., of Great Britain; band with conductor. © Dec. 24, 1924; 1 c. each Jan. 30, 1925; E 608397, 608398; Lareine & co., ltd., London. [© arrangement]

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211 pt. 111, n. si, v.20 Badinage; fox-trot, J. Girardon, of tirée Léontine-sceurs, de A. Mari- France; orch. 4to. © Dee. 31, otte, of France; orch. avee pf. con-

1923; 1.6): Jan.5; 1925); i 599888 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. ai il

Bagh-e-Gulistin (Jardin de Goles- tane) ; by H. G. Hart, of England; pi © | Dec. 120192461 \e. Fan: 7,

1925; E 698073; Ch. Hayet, Paris. A We Bailéro; chant de bergers de Haute-

Auvergne, recueilli et harmonisé J. Canteloube, of France. (Chants d’ Auvergne, 1°" série, no. 2) © Dee.

She lG24 Ae. dansod,, 925% 608218; Heugel, Paris. [© collec- tion and harmonization] ae

Bain (Le) de soleil; du Train bleu, Darius Milhaud, transcrit H. Mou- ton, of Belgium; orch. avec. pf.-con-

ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12; 1924; ic. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599879; Heugel, Paris. [© transcription] 214

Baiser (Le) de Boud’dha; ballet ori- ental, C. P. Simon, of France; orch. 4to. 1. Marche et danse des pre- tresses. [three others] © Dec. 132, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; EH 599859; Hdition Arlequin, Paris. 215

Bajadera (La); operetta in tre atti, Giulio Brammer ed Alfredo Griin- wald, musica Emmerich Kalman, of Hungary, riduzione Gustavo Volk, of Austria. © Nov. 20, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599764; Casa musicale Mauro, Milan. 216

Balfe (Michael William) Bohemian girl; airs from the opera, M. W. Balfe, arr. Albert Franz, of U: S.; Violin. and. pf.. ©. Feb., 25, .1925; 2c. Feb. 27; E 610109; Fred Helt- man co., Cleveland. [© bowing, fin- gering and phrasing] al iff

Ballad (The) of fair Helen; w anon., m Cyril Seott, of England. © Jan. 13, 19255; 1c. dan: 14;5°°H GO82ro:: Elkin & co., ltd., London. 218

Banquet (The) of the red queen; uni- son or two-pt. cho., w Clara Louise Kessler, m Edgar Stillman Kelley,

of U. S.; treble voices. 4to. (Alice in Wonderland, no. 4) © Jan. 23, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 2; E 606898; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 219

Barcarolle; by Alfred Hollins, of Eng- land ;, organ. © Feb. 6, 1925;1 c. Feb. 10; E 608515; Novello & co., Itd., London.

par Roger Branga, of France;

violoncelle, 1°" position, avee pf. ©

Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; HB

599957; Durand et cie., Paris.

220

22:1.

iLO

ducteur. 4to. © Dee. 12, 1924;1¢c. - Jan. 5, 1925; EH 599855; Edition Ar- lequin, Paris. [©arrangement] 222

Basset marcia; by L. Basset, of U. S.; instrumental. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1925; E 605027; Louis Basset, Rochester, i av 22s

Batik; shimmy, Mac Braily, of Ger- many; pf ©" dani/'2Ty 1924 5 alte. Jan. 3, 1925; E 608189; Arthur Leuschner, Berlin. 224

Battle (The) of flowers; by Oliver

Lytton, of Great Britain; pf. 1. A merry company. [3 others] © Jan... 29... 19235; Sitel dam aso 2 ~ EI 608375 ; Reid bros., ltd., London. 225

Bayadera ; fox trot, letra Rubén Dario Herrera, mtisica A. Dominguez B., of Mexico. © Dee. 22, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 24, 1925; E 608318; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs., Mexico, D. F., Mex.

226

Be like Jesus; w and m C. F. Targ- gart, of U.S. © July 8, 1923; 2c. Jan. 10, 1925; E 604974; Clarolyn Frances Targgart, Wonewoe, Wis.

Zant

Be my smiling bride; w and melody

E. B. MecMillian, of U. S. ©l1e Jan. 31, 1925; E 605458; Edith Banes McMillian, Seattle. 228

Be yourself; fox trot, w L. Wolfe Gil- bert, m Eddie Sharpe and Henry

Busse, both) ‘of WU: Sp4@©) Heb. )17, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 19; E 605937; Leo. Feist, inec., New York. 229

arr. Frank E. Barry, all of U: S.« oreh, °4to- © Feb. 6, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 7; E 605981 ; Leo Feist, ine., New York. [© ar- rangement | 230

w L. Wolfe Gilbert, melody Eddie Sharpe and Henry Busse, both of

ese Ses rout ai: 1925; BH 606904; Leo Feist, | New York. yh

Beato (Il) regno; poema, Vincenzo Tommasini, of Italy; orch. parti- tura.. ,8vo.,.@ .Beb. 16, 1925; 1..c.

Feb. 17; E 608632; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. VEyA

Beau (Le) gosse; du Train bleu, Darius Milhaud, transerit H. Mou- ton, of Belgium; orch. avec pf.-con-

ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599877; Heugel, Paris. [© transcription ] Bae

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

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Beautiful (A) dream; w and m Leona Lovell, of U. S. © Jan. 26, 1925; 2c. Feb. 6; E 605551; Leona Lovell pub. co., St. Louis. 234

Beautiful (The) garden of prayer; w HEleanor Allen Schroll, m J. H. Fill- more, of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 19; E 607460; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- nati. 235

Beautiful Hawaiian isle; waltz, w and m J. B. Doan, of U. S. © Feb. 16, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 18; E 607448; John B. Doan, Olney, Ill. 236

Beautiful maiden; w and melody J. T. Lahtenma, of Canada. © 1e. Jan. 8, 1925; E 604789; J. T. Lahtenma, Manyberries, Canada. 2G

Beautiful Mill creek park; w and m Sigler Pennell, of U. S. © Feb. 21, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 21; E 605969; S. Pennell, Youngtown, O. 238

Beautiful pay-day; one step, w and m Fred Pattison and Will Wise, both of Great Britain; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. Meo ee Feb) 12" HY 608587 ; Lawrence Wright music co., London.

239

Beauty of earth; sonnet sequence, w Charles Hanson Towne, m A. Wal- ter Kramer, of U. S. 1. I have known loveliness. [Three others] © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604905; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 240

Bebel et Quinquin; pré-opérette bouffe en 3 actes, paroles Jean BasStia et Paul Cloquemin, musique Albert Chantrier, of France; partition, pf. et chant. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; D 26711; Francis Salabert, Paris. 241

Because she calls me daddy; wand m EK. Schou, of U. S. New York, Frank Harding. © Feb. 24, 1925; 2c. Feb. 26; E 610066; Emil Schou, Eau Claire, Wis. 242

Because youre you; w Truman A. Crist, m R. B. Schwartz, of U. 8S. © 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1925; E 606242; Roger Baer Schwartz, York New Salem, Pa. 243

Beck-Slinn (Edgar) Four sketches; by E. Beck-Slinn, of Great Britain; pf.) 1... Capriccio: [3. others] © Feb. 2, 1925; 1 c. Feb. 18; E 608581 ; Augener, Itd., London. 244

Becskereker heimker ; polka, P. Miller, of Hungary, domiciled at Philadel-

255

phia ;band;:© 1 ¢ Dec: 3, 1924; E 605702; Peter Miiller, Philadel- phia. 245

Bedouin (The) song; part-song, w Bayard Taylor, m Franz C. Born- schein, of U. 8.; mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 24, 1925; 2 c« Feb. 27: E

610096; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 246

Beefeater (The) ; march. Harold Arp- _ thorp, of Great Britain; pf. (Hull élite edition, no. 2) © Dee. 20, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 599790; James P. Hull, London. 247

Beethoven (Ludwig van) Ecossaises; concert arr. Ferruccio B. Busoni, rey. Frederic Lamond, of Scotland; pf. © Feb. 20, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 24; E 605989; Breitkopf publications, inc., New York. [© revision] 248

I jlift mine eyes; w from Psalm

CXXI, m arr. Frank E. Barry, of

U. S.; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.

©. Feb. 10, 1925; 2 ¢.. Feb.: 11; E

607138 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.

[© arrangement] 249

New love, new life (Neue liebe

neues leben); w Goethe, English

version, transcribing and ed. A. Wal- ter Kramer, of U. S.; three part cho. women’s voices. 4to. © Feb.

6, 1925; 2 ec Feb. 7; E 605680; G.

Ricordi & co., ine., New York.

250 Before dawn; w Walter de la Mare, m A. Benjamin, of Great Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. Jan. 1, 1925; 1c. Feb. 20; E 608733; Arthur Benjamin, Beare Green, Sur- rey, England. 251 Behold! I have in Zion a _ stone; anthem, w from the Bible, m R. H. Prutting, of U. S.: mixed voices, with bar. or bass Solo, pf. or organ

ace.. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 ce, Feb. 13; E 605777; Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 252

Beim teich (At the river); w Mani Leib, m Solomon Golub, of U. S. New.....York, Metro music _ ¢o.

(pera. 4 E27 3)) © Dee: 15; A924 52. €.;Dee!. 26; BE 604580; Henry lLefkowitch, New York. 20e

Bel esprit; entr’ acte, Ph lippe Maurel, of Great Britain; pf. Jan.12. 19235 J) aicie: Keb. 13.08 Gogg A. Hammond & co., Londen. 254

Believe me pal; w A. J. Paladino, melody Richard Farby, of U.S.

1 ec. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607657; Alfred J. Paladino, New York. 255

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256

Bella notte; trio, France; pf., violon et violoncelle avec contrebasse et orgue ad lib. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599985; Francis Salabert, Paris.

256

Bellissima (La); mazurka, Luigi Canoro, of U. S.; mand. or violin. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 606555; Rosario Catalano, Brook- lyn. 257

Bells; pianologue, w Martyn Herbert, m Herberte Jordan, of Great Brit-

ain. © Dec. 30, 1924; 1 c Jan. 12, 1925; E 608124; Reynolds & co., London. 258 |

Bells of evensong; w and m Leslie Elliott, of Great Britain. © Feb. 13, 1925; 1 c. Feb. 26; E 608773; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 259

Belote (La); de la revue Bonjour Paris, paroles Albert Willemetz et C. A. Carpentier, musique Maurice Yvain, of France. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1e. Jan. 5, 1925; EH 599996; Francis Salabert, Paris. 260

Belote (La), on fait un’ petit’ belote; nouvelle java, Maurice Yvain, of France; orch. parties, avec. pf. con-

ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; HE 608096; Francis Salabert, Paris. 261

Beneath the lanterns; entr’acte, Frank Gregory, of Great Britain; pf. Feb. 16, 1925; 1 c«. Feb. 18; E 608635 ; Banks & son, York, England.

262

Beneath the western skies; in the shadows of the moon, EH. EH. Harder, or USS. pt. “©, Jan’ 12, 192 2se, Jan. 17; E 605179; Erwin EH. Harder, Chicago. 263

Benedicite, omnia opera; based on the 8th Gregorian tone, m Clifton C. Brainerd, of U. S.; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 6; E 605765; H. W. Gray co., New York. 264

Benedictus es Domine; in chant form, w from the Bible, m J. Christopher Marks, of U. S.; mixed voices, in B flat, organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 14; E 607239; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 265

w from the Bible, m Rowland W. Dunham, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 18, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 17, 1925; E 606663; Charles W. Ho- meyer & co., Boston. 266

Beneditto ’o mese austo! . versi F. Fiore, musica G. Lama, of Italy;

Paul Fauchey, of

pt. 111, n. s., v. 20

mand. ace. Naples, Casa editrice La canzonetta. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1924; 1c. Feb. 18, 1925; E 608624; Italian - book co., New York. 267

Beni mora; oriental orchestral suite in E minor, G. Holst, of Great Brit- ain, op: 29,006. 115 pt ode wRirst dance. [2 others}. © Dec. 18, 1924; 1e. Jan. 12, 1925; E 608449; Gustav Holst, Thaxted, Dunmow, JHssex, . England. 268

3enjamin (Arthur) Five pieces ; based on jubilee songs of American negro, A. Benjamin, of Great Britain; vio- loncello and pf. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 1. I’m a-trav’lin’ to the grave. [4 others] © Jan. 1, 1925; 1 ec. Feb. 20; E 608731; Ar- thur Benjamin, Beare Green, Sur- rey, England. 269

Benkshaft (Longing); w and m Solomon Golub, of U. S., English tr. M. L. Herbert. New York, Metro music co. © Dee. 15, 1924; 2 «. Dec. 28; E 604579; Henry Lefko- witch, New York. 270

Bennet’s triumphal; mareh, M. H. Ribble, of U. S.; band. 4to. © Jan. eee 1925 : 2. Gi Jan. 2; E 606331; Vic-

tor music Co., Chicago. 271 Berce-moi; mélodie Gaston Paulin, © transcription H. Mouton, of Bel-

gium; oreh. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599860; Durand et cie., Paris. [© transcription] 22

Bereeuse; by Selim Palmgren, tran- seribed H. Clough-Leighter, of U. S.; organ. (Jn American organ quar- terly,..v. 6, no. 12, Jan, 1925). © . Jan. 2, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 3; E 604837; H. W. Gray co., New York. [© transcription] 273

de Paul Lacombe, of France; pf.

© Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1925;

FE 608060; Heugel, Paris. bina

de Pierre Arbeau, of France; vio-

lon avee ace. du quatuor a cordes et

pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608271; Durand et cie., Paris. 275

par Roger Branga, of France; violoncelle, 1°" position, avec pf.

Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 5, 1925; EB 599955; Durand et cie., Paris. 276 poésie Ludovie Bron, musique E. Rey-Andreu, of France, op. 45. Dee. 12, 1924; 1 « Jan. 5, 1925; E 599959; Ch. Hayet, Paris. PTH

—— (Cradle song) ; de Jensen, ed. rev. M. Moszkowski ; pf. (Edition fran-

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caise de musique classique, no. 275) © Dee. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; H 599919; Heugel, Paris. [revised edi- tion] 278

Bergbach (Der); konzert etude, Clemens Schmalstich, of Germany, op. 81, no. 2; klavier. © Dec. 31, 1924: 1 ec. Feb. 14, 1925; E 608615; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 279

Bernardina Sommers; waltz; w and m P. Monroy, of U. S. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1925; E 610346; Pedro Monroy, San Francisco. _ 280

Bertini (—) Etude; by Bertini, op. 100, no. 6, selected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.; pf. (Progres- sive series studies) © Feb. 26, 1925; 2 ce. Mar. 5;. E 610207; Art publication soc, St. Louis. [© fingering, phrasing, annotations and glossary |] 281

Beside a silv’ry stream; w and m Ben Black, Neil Morét and Louis Nova, all of U. S. © Jan. 24, 1925; 2.€. Jan, 29: ; Villa Morét, ine., San Francisco. £605 73S 282

Bessie couldn’t help it; w and m By- ron H. Warner, J. L. Richmond and Charles A. Bayha, all of U. S8.; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. Dick Konter. ©, dan; +24.) :1925;.2 ce. Jan, .26;,.E 606810; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©Co., ine., New York. 283

Best revival songs; ed. Albert C. Fisher, of U. S. Nashville, Tenn., Cokesbury press. 12mo. © Dec. 2, 1924; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 12, 1925; A 814724; Lamar & Barton, Nashville.

284

Beware little children; w and m Art Beiner, of U. S.. © Dee. 5, 1924; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606123; Charles P. Hughes, Chicago. 285

Bianco fantasma; versi Pasquale Buongiovanni, melodia 8S. Tafarella, of Italy, domiciled at New York. © tc "Jan, 29. 1925* Bb 605350; Santi Tafarella, Giovanni Licitra and Salvatore Giacino, New York.

286

Bid love to last; part-song, w Thomas _ Campbell. m Franz C. Bornschein, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 24, 1925; 2 «. Feb. 27; E 610097; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 287

Big Smith; unison song, w Juliana Ewing, m R. Tansley, of Great Brit-

ain. London, J. Curwen & sons, lta. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 2, 1925; 1 «.

Web. 20: E 608742; Reginald Tans- ley, London. 288

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299 Bilbol el afrah; oriental air, L. S. Nahbmee, of Syria, domiciled at

Brooklyn; pf. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1925; E 606936; Leon S. Nahmee, Brook- lyn, 289

Bimbe folli! fox-trot. parole Leone Vitali, musica Luigi Fagiolari, of Italy. .© Nov. 25, 1924; 1 ¢ Jan.

5, 1925; E 599756; Carlo Schmid],

Milan. 290 Bionda Dolly: tango milonga, versi Nando Vitali, musica Vincenzo

Billi, of Italy, op. 398; pf. con pa-

role. © Feb. 19, 1925; 1 c Feb. 20; E 608685; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 291 Bird (A) flew: three-part song, w Willis K. Jones, m Joseph W. Clokey. of U. S.; women’s voices. 40. ) ane: 1, 192 2 ea 1G

E 606541; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 292

Birds that warble in the gloaming; waltz, w and m L. D. Shaffer, of U. S. © Feb. 28, 1925; 2 c:.Feb. 28; E 607669; Lila D. Shaffer, Pine, Col. . py) Bs

Birmingham bound: w and m Larry Schloss and Larry Spiers, both of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele in D. (Gislan., wee, 498-2. C.. bans) Die. BI 606820; Jerome H. Remick & co., New York. 294

Birth (The) night; medley, arr. Mrs. J. V. Fehn, of U. S.; organ. © Jan. 10, 1925; 2 e« Jan. 14; E 606476; Mrs. J. VY. Fehn, Lincoln, Ill. 295

Birth (The) of music; musical play- let, w and m B. W. Dewey. of U. S. © 1.c Feb. 20, 1925; D 26739; Blanche Waldo Dewey, Brooklyn.

296

Birth (The) of the Star Spangled Banner; by B. Harper, arr. and orch. Claude Lapham, both of U. S.; orch:.. © 1c. Feb.*10,:1925; E 605710; Bruce Harper, New York.

297

Bitter feelin’ blues; w Duke Jones and Arthur Ray, melody D. Jones, arr. Merle T. Kendrick, both of Wi Sati @o 1 verdant 24,4925; EF 605274; Triangle music pub. co., inc., New York. 29

Bizet (Georges) Carmen; selections from the opera, arr. P. F. del Cam- piglio, of U. S., ed. and fingered J. Frank Leve; pf. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1925; B 607052; Estate of

Hamilton S. Gordon, New York. [© simplified arrangement] 299

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300

Bizet (Georges) Carmen—Continued. —— chorus of street boys; from Car- men, arr. G. O. Hornberger, of U.S.; mixed cho. 4to. © Jan. 15, 1925; 2c. Jan. 3; E 606959; Gustav Otto Hornberger, Woodhaven, N. Y. [© arrangement | 300

Black hearse blues; w and melody Monte Jackson and Arthur Ray, both of U. S. © 1. Feb. 24; 1925; EK 607540; Triangle music pub. @o., ine., New York. 301

Blarney ; w Stephen Chalmers, m Paul Ambrose, of U. S.; in A flat. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 6; E 605536; John Church co., Cincinnati. 302

Blessed art Thou; anthem, w from the Bible, m E. H. Pierce, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 3, 1925: 2c. Feb. 7; E 605674; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 303

(Benedictus es Domine) ; m R. S. Stoughton, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 17, 1924; 2 ec. Feb. 2, 1925; E 607040; White-Smith music pub. co., Boston. 304

Blessing (The) of a fool there was; w and m James Brockway, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1925; EB 605851; Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 305

Bloch (Ernest) Melody; by E. Bloch, of U. S.; pf. (Hnfantines, no. 6) © Dec. 17, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606628; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 306

Pastorale; by E. Bloch, of U. S.; pf. (HEnfantines, no. 7) © Dee. 17, 1924; 2 ce. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606624; Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 307

Blue bells of Scotland; by T. P. Ryder, op. 85, rev. Harry L. Harts, of U. S.; pf. Rev. ed. © Dec. 24, 1924; 2 «. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606711; White- Smith music pub. co., Boston. [© revision | 308

Blue bonnets; reverie, by S. S. Losh, of U. S.; pf. solo. Fort Worth, Tex., Turrentine & Thompson. © Feb. 25, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 14; E 607232; Sam 8. Losh, Fort Worth, Tex. 309

Blue (The) bowl; w Winnifred Pow- ell, m Vaughn De _ Leath-Geer [pseud. of Leonore Von Der Lieth]

of U. S., op. 106, no. 1. © Feb. 14,

19255 2... Hebi: 127650 6GODT80 -

Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 310

Blue day; w B. F. Warren, melody William Robert Clarke, of U. S. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1925; E 606731; Benja- min Frederic Warren, New York.

311

pt. It, n. s., v. 20

Blue heaven; w George Whiting, melody Walter Donaldson, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1925; E 605921; Leo. Feist, ine., New York. 312

Blue Kentueky blues; w and m Gene Burdette, of U. S. © 1. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607636; Chicago music pub. co., Chicago. 313

Bluebird’s song; w G. H. Herrick, m Arthur H. Murphy, of U.S. ©1e. Jan. 15, 1925; E 605041; G. Herbert Herrick, Winchendon, Mass. 314

Blushing Rose, where the Volga flows; w and m F. Fisher, of U. 8. (Cover title :—My blushing Rose where the Volga flows) © Jan. 12, 1925; 2 e. Jan. 15; E 605052; Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 315

Boat song; w Montrose J. Moses, m Harriet Ware, arr. Ralph L. Bald- win, of U. S.; men’s voices. © Feb. 3, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 5; E 605535; John Church co., Cincinnati. [© arrange- ment ] ) 316

Boating song; w anon., M. BE. M. Nor- ton, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1925; E 605757 ; Elizabeth M. Norton and Albert H. Stoddard, Savannah, Ga.

317

Boatman’s song; by Gladys Cumber- land, of England; pf. © Dee. 13, 1924; 1 c@ Jan. 2, 1925; EH 599691; Warren & Phillips, London. 318

Boats of mine; four-part cho., w R. L. Stevenson, m Anne Stratton Miller, arr. Bryceson Treharne, of Great Britain. 4to. 1. Men’s voices. 2. Mixed voices. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 ec. each Feb. 13; E 605778, 605779 ; Harold Flammer, inec., New York. [© arrangement] 319, 320

Bob heads; w and m H. T. Zeller, of U. 'S:.., ©" 1, ec) Rebi 728) oe 607720; H. T. Zeller, Defiance, O.

321

Bobbed (The) hair girl; w and melody R. J. Coles, of Canada. ©1e. Jan. 31, 1925; E 605455; Robert J. Coles, Port Alice, B. C., Canada. 322

Bobbed hair girl from New York; w G. H. Brooks, m Helen McDonald, of U. S. © Jan. 15, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 26; E 606827; George H. Brooks, Louisville. 323

Boecherini (—) Rondo; by Bocche- rini-Squire, of Great Britain; vio- loncello with pf. acc. © Jan. 8, 1925; 1 c. Jan. 30; E 608386; Boo- sey & co., ltd., London. [© ar- rangement ] 324

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Bozsi ne sirjon [and] Csalodni faj; by Bela Zerkovitz, of Hungary, arr. Leslie Semsey, of Hungary, domi- ciled at New York; pf. ©1e. Feb. 18, 1925; E 607362; Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary. 325

Bogus lovin’ Sam; w and m Jesse Crump, of U. S., arr. Jimmie Scott. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607631; Chicago music pub. co., Chicago.

326 Bolero; di S. Tafarella, of Italy, domiciled at New York; instru-

mental. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1925; E 605354; Santi Tafarella, Giovanni Licitra and Salvatore Giacino, New York. 327

Bolero d’amore (Love’s bolero) ; versi C. E. Gaeta, English version Fred- erick H. Martens, musica Rafaiele Falvo, of Italy. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 e. Feb. 16; E 605880; A. Paolilli’s musie co., Providence, R. I. 328

Bonheur .. qui sait; valse lente, pa- roles J. d’Hirlaux, mélodie Sydney Price, of France. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608263: C. Joubert, Paris. 329

Boodle-am; Charleston pat, w and m Jack Palmer and Spencer Williams, both of U. S.; instrumental with w. © 1. Feb. 27, 1925; E 610085; Handy bros. music co., ine., New York. 330

Boosey’s B flat clarinet .solo album, no. 1; arr. Boosey & co. and Sidney Baynes, both of Great Britain; with pf. ace. Chanson de la unit; by Arnold Safroni. [five others] © Meco, foe 1 C.:aan. 5) 1925 ;° Eh 599803; Boosey & co., London. [© arrangement ] 331

Boosey’s military journal, 150th series, no. 2; arr. Boosey & co., of Great

Britain; full military band. 1. Eventide at the convent. [5 others] © Dec. 16, 1924; 1 c¢. Jan.

30, 1925; E 608475; Boosey & co., London. [© arrangement] 332

Bootlegger’s blues; w and melody A.

E. Waters, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607566; Alma UH. Waters, Philadelphia. 333

Boulevard; polka, Alfred De Cesare, of U. S.; accordion. (Sonata men- sile per armonica, January 1924, no. 167) © Jan. 3, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605164; Biagio R. Quattro- ciocche, Steubenville, O. 334

347

Bouncing on the keys; by Ed. Clay- poole, of U. S.; pf. © Dee. 831, 1924; 2 ce. Jan. 16, 1925; E 606548; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 335

Bouquet de Noéls: airs canadiens, H. Maurice Jacquet, of France; pf. ou orgue. © Dee. 17, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608296; Edition Belgo- canadienne, Montreal, Canada. 336

| Bourrée; danse, Louis Vuillemin, of

France, op. 16; parties d’orch. © Dee..12. 1924. -" 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1925:. 5 599943 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 337

Bowen (York) Capriccio; by Y. Bowen, of Great Britain, op. 77; Pipi (Webs 43, 1925541 c..Behb. 26; E 608768; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 338

Bowl of Hollywood: w Juanita E. Ross, m A. P. Risher, of U. S. Post eard, 3% in. by 5% in. © June 1, 1924; 2 ec. Feb. 16, 1925; E 607358; Anna Priscilla Risher, Hollywood, Calif. 339

Boy-days; w and m Thomas Sigurd- son, of U. S. © Jan. 16, 1925; 2 ¢. Jan. 7; E 606354; Westway music publishers, Manson, Wash. 340

Boy scouts on parade: by Vernon Lloyd, of U. S.; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Dec. 26, 1924; 2 ec. Dec. 29; E 607417; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. 341

Bradley (Scott) Intermezzo; an epi- Ssode in the life of Victor Herbert, w and m S. Bradley, of U. S. Le Jan, te 1925 -"E, G05S16> Scott Bradley, Houston. 342

Bread of the world; w R. Heber, m R.. Bur&of U.S. . Qt e:.Dec.. 31, 1924; E 607043; Raymond Burt, Paterson, N. J. 343

Break; w Phil Phillips, m T. Bruce, Gh BoTSS © i c Websi2sA9253, EB 606944 ; Thomas Bruce, Kansas City, Kan. 344

Break (The) ‘em down blues; w W. A. Holmes, m‘H. D., of U. S. © 1 e. Jan. 17, 1924; E 605180; Wm. A. Holmes and Helen Dewey, Chi- cago. 345

Breen (The May Singhi) comic uke song folio; w and melodies various authors, ukulele arr. M. S. Breen, with extra cho. Irving Rose, both of U..S. S8vo. no. 1,.2..© Feb. 19, 1925; 2 ec. each Feb. 20; E 607490, 607491 ; Edward B. Marks music co., New York. [© arrangement]

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Breen’s (May Singhi) Hawaiian song folio for the ukulele; fox trot and waltzes, arr. May Singhi Breen, of U. S. © Feb. 10, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 11; EH 607134; Edward B. Marks music co., New York. [© arrange- ment] 348

Breitenstein (Henry) Valse; extraite de Celui qui recoit les gifies, de H. Breitenstein, of France; pf., violon et violoncelle avec 2° violon et con- tre-basse ad lib. © Dec. 31, 1923; 1 ec. Jan.. 7, 1925; EH 608086; Ch. Hayet, Paris. [© arrangement]

349

Brésiliana; piéce de genre, Carlos de Mesquita, of Spain; pf. © Jan. 10, 1925; 1c. Jan. 12; E 608145; Société anonyme des editions Ricordi, Paris.

350

Bricht die ’ne freudin die treu’...; one-step, text und musik Hrik Hrik- sen, of Germany, mel. Fritz Dziewior. © Oct. 1, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 3, 1925; E 608188; Viktoria-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Lichtenrade, Ger- many. 351

Brin de bruyére; mélodie, Louis Diémer,. transerit H. Mouton, of Belgium ; orch. avec pf.conducteur. 4to.. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 © Jan. 5, 1925; E 599872; Durand et cie., Paris. [© transcription] 352

Bring back my whole life to me; w and m J. J. Rechner, of U. 8S. Port- land, Or., Daniel H. Wilson. © Feb. AL, AG25 ys 2 ex Keb. 21; Er (605973 ; Jessie J. Rechner, Portland, Or.

353

Bring back the memories of childhood ;

~ wand m H. Christman, of U. S. fan stoky : TORS Zs.” eps ao <4 B 607200; Harvene Christman, Allen- town, Pa. 354

Bring her back to me; w and melody P. McFarland, of U. S. ©1e. Feb. 16, 1925; E 607302; Pat McFarland, Weesatche, Tex. 355

Bring me a rose; w and m F. Hewitt, of UL. 8. 9 ©.t eli Web. da}! 4925. 607105; Frances Hewitt, Avalon, Catalina Is., Calif. 356

Brise d’ Orient; valse-hésitation, P. Dezeff, of France; orch. avec pf. con- ducteur. 4to. Dec. 31, 1924; 1e. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608227; Pierre Dezeff, Bordeaux, France. 357

British (The) grenadiers; variations on an English tune, Hubert Crook, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 2, 1925 51 ’e.*Peb. “1352 608115 5 A. Hammond & co., London. 358

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Broadcasting mama; w and melody J. Brandon Walsh, of U. S. © le Jan. 13, 1925; E 604987; Irving Ber- lin, ine., New York. 359 ©

Same. © Feb. 19, 1925; 2c. Feb. 20; E 607486; Irving Berlin, inc. — New York. 360

Broadway; fox trot,. versi Vincenzo Narciso, musica Luigi 8. Roger, of Italy, domiciled at New York ; mand. ace. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 606388; Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn. 361

Broadway butterfly; w Ballard Mac- donald, m Harry Carroll, of U. S. © Jan, 14, 19255" 2 cyan ia 605057; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 362

Broadway’s calling; w M. G. O’Shea, melody Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604856; M. Grace O’Shea, Hackensack, N. J.

363

Broadway, the great white way: w J. P. O’Connor, melody S. Fidler, of 'U. S.. © 2 & San) 29e ies 605346; James P. O’Connor, Jersey City,-and Samuel Fidler, New York.

364

Broken bubbles; waltz song, w and m V. Lindstrom, of U. S. © Feb. 20, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 24: H 610020; Victor Lindstrom, Tacoma. 365

Broken heart of mine; fox trot, w A. Teplitzky, m M. Teplitzky, of U. §S.; in B flat maj. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1925; E 605484; Murray and Al Teplitzky, Brooklyn. 366

Broken-hearted blues; w and m Mar- garet Bell, of England; pf. and uku- lele ace., in F. [Staff and tonic sof-fa notations] © Feb. 9, 1925; 1 ec. Feb. 11; E 608522; B. Feldman & co., London. 367

Broken moorings (Amarrages brisés) ; by Léon J. Fontaine, of Great Brit- ain, op. 38; violin and pf. © Jan. 29, 1925 1 ‘c.. Jam, 2G; Pieuesio; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 368

Brooklet’s song; two part school cho., w Marion Roberts, m R. M. Stults, of U. S.; treble voices. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606156 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 369

Brown eyed girl; w and melody V. R. ‘Stortz, of U.S, Ore Jan. 7, 1925; E 606384; Vincent R. Stortz, Montclair, N. J. 370

‘Brune et blonde; paroles Phylo, mu-

sique Gaston Gabaroche, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599891; Francis Salabert, Paris.

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Bubbles ; by Maria Del ’Aqua, of U.S.; ptf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music ‘eo. © Dec. 26, 1924; 2.c. Feb. 20, 1925; E 607424; R. Liversidge, Law- rence, Mass. BE 4

Bubikopf ist mode! shimmy, text und musik Gaston Massay, of Germany. © Oct. 6, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1925; E 608183; Frankfurter musikverlag, Frankfort, Germany. 3¢3

Buddies ; w and m C. Graves, of U. S. © 1e. Jan. 9, 1925; E 604971; Clara Graves, Los Angeles. 374

Buddy mine; w and m P. L. Jahnke and Edward Spencer Paxton, both of U.S.) ©! 1 e@ Feb. 16,'1925; 607273; Paul L. Jahnke, Chicago.

375

_Bug-house bound blues; w J. Guy Sud- doth, m A. Dickerson, of U. S.; in ©. ©1c. Feb. 2, 1925; EB 606929; Aletha Dickerson, Chicago. 376

Builder (The); by Charles Wakefield Cadman, arr. Bryceson Treharne, of Great Britain; cho. of men’s voices. Atonu©) Dee, Bi, 1924 -"2) e¢ Jan! 2. 1925; HE 606099; Harold Flammer ine., New York. [© arrangement]

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Burreneht.: “by” i. Jackson; :arr.” H. Qualli Clark, both of U. S.; pf.

-1c¢ Feb. 7, 1925; E 605651; Helen Jackson, New York. 378

Buneh (A) of flowers; unison or two part song, w Laurene Highfield, m H.W. Porter, of U.S: 4to: © Jan. G, 1925; 2 ee.’ Jan.’13;° EB 606467 ; Chart music pub. house, Chicago.

379

Burden (The); w J. Keirn Brennan, melody Gitz Rice, of U. S. ©1e. Feb. 25, 1925; E 607615; Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 380

Burgmuller (F.) Etude; op. 105, no. 3, Selected and ed. Leopold Godow- sky, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive se- ries studies) © Feb. 9, 1925; 2 «. Feb. 14; E 605827; Art publication soc., St. Louis. [© fingering, phras- ing, annotations and glossary] 381

no. 9, selected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive series studies) © Feb. 26, 1925; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 610203; Art publication soc., St. Louis. [© fingering, phrasing, annotations and glossary ] 382 — Study; op. 105, no. 6, selected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive series studies) © Feb. 26, 1925; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 610200;

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Art publication soc., St. Louis. [© fingering, phrasing, annotations and glossary ] 383

Burlesque; par Roger Branga, of France; violoncelle, 1*° position, avee pi © Dee! |S, {19245 Axel Fan. 5; 1925; E 599948; Durand et cGie, Paris. 384

Busted and disgusted blues; w and m E. Wilson and J. Bonbrest, both of U. S. [Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 19, 1925; E 605897 ; Elwood Wilson and Joe Bonbrest, Washington. 385

Busy (The) buzzing bees; four-part song, w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m Ira B. Wilson, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 12, 1924; 2. Feb. 18, 1925; E 607217; Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O.

386

Buttercup (The) ; mazurka, P. F. del Campiglio, ed. J. Frank Leve, of U. §.; pf. (Children’s garland, no. 6) © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 @ Jan. 9, 1925; E 605378; Estate of Hamilton S. Gordon, New York. 387

Butterflies; w and m Mae Aileen Erb, of U. S., op. 23, no. 7; pf. with w. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Dee. 26, 1924; 2 «& Dee. 29; HE 607426; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. 388

Butterfly; five-step, thedrie A. Pra- dére-Niquet, musique José Sentis, of Spain: pf.. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 e. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599896; Francis Salabert, Paris. 389

Butterfly (The) ; gavotte, Pietro Fro- sini, of U. S.; pf. (Quattrociocche edition, no. 34) © Nov. 5, 1923; 2c. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605160; Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.

. 390

Buya (Alfeo) 95 esercizi (95 easy ex- ercises) ; facili e preparatori al IT° fase. della la pte. del nuovo metodo per violino con la teoria del tetra- cordo, Alfeo Buya, of Italy, englése e francése traduzione e cura Luisa: Caico. © Dee. 10, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 20, 1925; E 608322; A. & G. Carisch & co., Milan. 391

By an old mill stream; by Norman Leigh, arr. R. E. Hildreth, of U. 8.; orch. 4to. © Dec. 8, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1925; E 610059; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. [© arrangement] 392

By the fireside; night, by Emil Breit- enfeld, of U. S.; pf. (Sierra sketches) © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 7; E 605627; Villa Morét, inc., San Francisco. 393

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By the lake; w Raymond Klages, m Arthur Lange, of U. S.; medium voice, in F.. © Jan. 15, 19255) 2e. Jan. 16; E 605096; Robbins-Engel, ine., New York. 394

By the lakes of old Killarney; w B. Costello, melody J. Heinzman, of eS. ,Ouvl- e. Meb; (12) 19256 R 605729; Bartley Costello and John Heinzman, New York. 395

By the moon; unison song, w Thomas Ravenscroft, m E. L. Bainton, of Great Britain; in'D. London, J. Cur- wen & sons, ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 2, 1925; 1c. Feb. 20; E 6087438 ;s Edgar L. Bainton, Neweastle, England.

396

By the old mill stream; w and m J. R. Luxon, jr., of U. S. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 26; E 607646; Joseph Roswarne Luxon, jr., Kelvin, Ariz.

397

By the side of the road; from Comic supplement of American life, w J. P. McEvoy, m Henry Souvaine, of U. S. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2c. Feb. 3; E 607021; Harms, ine., New York.

398

By the way of Calvary; w Alfred Bar- rett, m J. M. Black, of U. S. 12mo. ©) Jan. 3/1925. .2).e: Santee 604877; James M. Black, Williams- port, Pa. 399

Bygone days; w and m H. A. Her- ring, of Great Britain. London, W. Paxton & co., ltd. © Jan. 7, 1925; 1 ce Jan. 5; E 608631; HE. A. Her- ring, East Boldon, England. 400

C’est pour ca; paroles Phylo, musique G. Gabaroche, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924;1¢. Jan. 5, 1925; E 608002 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. 401

Ca sSfait tout seul; paroles Henri Varna et Fernand Rouvray, musique Raoul Moretti, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599894 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. 402

Ca vient ou ca n’vient pas; paroles Albert Willemetz et Ch. Pothier, musique Raoul Moretti, of France. ©). Dec. 12, .1924;.1 @; Jam, 7, 1925. E 608042; Francis Salabert, Paris. . 403

Cabaret capers; Parisian march, Thos. S. Allen, of U. S.; pf. © June 5, 1924; 2 e. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604898 ; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 404

Cactus (The); Mexican dance, P. F. -Campiglio, ed. J. Frank Leve, of ~U. S.; pf. (Children’s garland, no.

’ pt. 111, n. s., v. 20

4) © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 c@ Jan. 9, 1925 ; E 6053880; Estate of Hamilton S. Gordon, New York. 405

Cal; march, F. E. Noel, of U. S.; band. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore mu- sic house. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1925; 2 e Jan. 30; E 606844; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinneti. 406

California moon; w and m R. R. Clay- son, of U. 8S. Card 5% in. by 4% > in. [Photographed] © 1 ec. Feb. 11, 1925; E 607112; Rodman R. Clayson, Glendale, Calif. 407

California Rose; w and m J. C. Stapp, of U. S. © Jan. 26, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 6; E 605567; James C. Stapp, Hen- derson, Ky. 408

California straight ahead; w and melody R. R. Macdonald, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1925; E 605617; R. Ray Macdonald, Lincoln, Calif. 409

Call (The) ; boy scout hymn, w Harry Joseph Heltman, m M. A. Wood, of U:.. Ss 3 Ov Doea am 2a ea ai H) 605341; Marion Abigail Wood, Syra- cuse, N. Y. 410

Call of the dawn; by Sydney M. Wal- lace, of Great Britain; pf., English fingering. 1. Aurora. [2others] © Jan. 7, 1925; 1c¢. Jan. 19; E 608288 ; S. Rowland, London. 411

Call (The) of the forest; w Lizzie De Armond, m Ira B. Wilson, of U. S.; sop., alto and bass, melody in bass. 4to. © Nov. 11, 1924; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1925; E 607218; Eldridge entertain- ment house, Franklin, O. 412

Call (The) of the open road; w Har- riet Chubblo, m A. Neumeister, of U. S. Rockford, ll, A. G. Ogren musie co. \© Jam, /14,)49255,2. ¢. Jan. 15; E 605073 ; Alice Neumeister, Los Angeles. 413

Camicie nere; inno-marcia, versi N. Onorato, musica M. Coen, of Italy. Florence, Italy, G. & P. Mignani. © Nov. 25, 1924; 1 c Jan. 5, 1925; E 599751; Max Coen, Milan. 414

Camp Wigwam song book; by various composers, of U. S. 4to. © Jan. 12, 1925; 2c. and aff. Jan. 13; A 819604; Camp Wigwam for boys, Harrison, Me. 415

Campers (The) good-night;,w and m K. Lilliefors, of U. S. © 1e. Jan. 24, 1925; E 605862 ; Katherine Lillie- fors, Duluth, Minn. 416

Can it be; w and m T. Burke, of U.S.; pf. with w. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1925; HE 607066; Thomas Burke, Brooklyn.

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Can you forget; w Tyrone King, melody C. O. Ellis, arr. Homer Tour- fee bet, of... 8;: © .1 ec, Feb:.2, 1925; E 606926; Cecil Osik Ellis, Beverly Hills, Calif. 418

Canard (Le); fox-trot, de Vivette, Joseph Szule, arr. F. Salabert, of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.. © Dec. 12, 1924;.1.¢c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 608091; Francis Salabert, Paris. [C arrangement] 419

Cancién (La) de la escoba; fox-trot humoristico, letra y musica Belisario de Jest Garcia, of Mexico. © Dec. 1, 1924; 1c. Jan. 24, 1925; E 608315; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs., Mexico, D. F., Mex. 420

Candle-light; waltz, w Eric Master- man, m S. HE. Tolchard Evans, of England. © Jan. 31, 1925; 1 e.

Feb. 16; E 608596; Wilford, Itd., -

421

Canoe (A) and you; w and melody B. O. Brooks, of U. S. © 1 e¢. Jan. 30, 1925; E 606856; Belle Orton Brooks and Fred J. Schnell, Chi- cago. 422

Can’t you hear me u-hoo-hooing you; w and melody H. Loveless and C. Williams, both of U. S., arr. H.

London.

Loveless. €C 1c. Jan. 29, 1925; E 605365; Henrietta Loveless and Carolyn Williams, New York. 423

Can’t you hear the eall of spring; w and melody Samuel Kestenbaum and M. M. Korn, both of U. S. © 1 e. Jan. 3, 1925; E 604797 ; Maurice M. Korn, Sea Gate, N. Y. 424

Can’t you say you'll be mine; w and mew Oar of U.S, © > e. Feb. 18, 1925; E 607385; Frank L. Carr, Rochester, Minn. 425

Can’t your friend get a friend for me; w Herman Ruby, m Lou Handman, Moth ws (ce) Adin, 26,1920 :'2 6 Jan: 27; E 605329; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 426

Canteloube (J.) Deux bourrées; re- cueillis et harmonisés J. Canteloube, of France. (Chants d’Auvergne, 2° série, no. 5) a. N’ai pas iéu de mio. [1 other] © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 «. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608224; Heugel, Paris.. [© collection and harmoni- zation ] 427

Trois bourrées; recueillis et har- monisés J. Canteloube. of France. (Chants d’Auvergne, 1°" série, no. 3) a. L’aio dé rotso. [2 others] © Dec, 31, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 17, 1925; E

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437 608219; Heugel, Paris. [© collec- tions and harmonizations] 428

Cantiléne; by George Henry Day, of U. 8.; organ. (Jn American organ quarterly, v. 6, no. 12, Jan. 1925) @iadans 2." 1995 I2ero Tams. 604831; H. W. Gray co., New York.

429

Canzone dei cristiani; di Nerone, atto 3, A. Boito, ridotta Armanno Mor- laecchi, of Italy; mand. o violino. 4to. © Feb. 19, 1925; 1 c. Feb. 20; E 608681; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.

430

Canzonetta; de F. MHeurteur, of France; violin solo ou violoncelle avec ace. d’ orch. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1c. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608256; Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.

431

Capriccietto in E minor; by Lewis G. Thomas, of U. S., with biographi- cal and general information, finger- ing, pedaling and instructive anno- tations [ete.]; pf. (Progressive se- ries compositions) © Feb. 26, 1925; 2c. Mar. 5; E 610208; Art publica-

tion soc., St. Louis. 432 Capr'ecio in G; with biographical sketch, fingering, phrasing, pedal-

ing, [ete.] Lewis G. Thomas, of U. S; pf. © Jan. 24, 1925; 2 ¢. Jan. 29; E 605340; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 433

Caprices (Les) de Marianne; comédie en trois actes, Alfred de Musset, chant et cheurs Germaine Gues- nier, musique d’orch. Marius Fran- cois Gaillard, all of France; parti- tion chant et pf. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 -e> Jan.’ %, 1925;° D’' 26710; Chou- dens, Paris. 434

Captain Kidd; unison song, w and m Earl Branson [pseud. of Otis M. Carrington], of U. S.; boy’s voices. Moy lilt gD,” Loe. 20¢. San... E 607159; Myers & Carrington, Red- wood City, Calif. 435

or, The daughters of Robinson Crusoe, an operetta, w Frederick H. Martens, m William E. Beazley, of U. S. Stage manager’s bk. 4to. © Jan.) 22, 1925; 2.e: Jan. 29 ;:aft Jan. 28; A 814824; John Church co., Cin- cinnati. . 436

Caravan (A) from China; w Richard Le Gallienne, m David Stanley Smith, of U. S.; three pt. cho. women’s voices, bar. solo. 4to. © Feb. 6, 1925; 2 ce. Feb. 7; E 605682; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 437

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Caravan (A) from China comes; w Richard Le Gallienne, m Alice Bar- nett, of U. S.; med. voice. © Dec. 203) LO2E "2 es Jan. "S05 1920 605390 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.

438

Caravan songs; w Ivy Sheirson, m D. H. Wassell, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- tions] © Jan. 30, 1925; 1 ec. Feb. 4; E 608471; J. Saville & co., Itd., London. 439

Carem Carmela; w from the original |

Oliver Orden, m Mexican folk tune arr. Harvey Worthington Loomis, of U. OS 4to* © Jany 12) gaa hase Jan. 26; E 605370; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. [© arrangement] 440

Carmelina; w Maurice Talbot, m Francis Ames, arr. Samuel Richards Gaines, both of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 9, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 27; EK 607678; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 441

Carmelita; tango fox trot, w and m KF. P. Search and J. R. Van Vieck, poth’ of “Ut S-" "© “Noy: 20; ‘1924 ; 2c. Nov. 24; E 601671; Frederick Preston Search and J. Reynolds Van Vleck, Monterey, Calif.

Carnaval de Vienne; humoresque, sur les thémes de Johann Strauss, freely transcribed Moriz Rosenthal, of Poland, domiciled at New York; pf. © Feb. 27, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 28; E

610115; Carl Fischer, ine, New York. [© free transcription] 443 Carnival (Masopustni); polka one step, A. Aust, arr. Louis Vitak, of

i, Se: 4to7 43, Band.—2. Orch; © Dee. 27, 1924; 2 ce. each Feb. 24, 1925; E 607513, 607519 ; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago. [© arrangement]

444, 445 Carnival of roses; by Arnoldo Sar- torio, of Germany; pf., six hands.

© Reb. it, 1925.57 2.6" Nepy. 142 i 605810; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-

ton. [© arrangement] 446 Carnival (The) of the elements; bal- let Suite, Howard Carr, of Great Britdin: pr D*Air!/’ [3 others]". © Feb. 18, 1925; 1 c« Feb. 16; H 608630; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- don. 447

Carolina gal; w Henry Troy, melody Edgar Dowell, of U.S. © 1. Feb. 9, 1925; E 607084; Tune-house, inc., New York. 448

Caroline oh! oh! my baby; w and melody EH. L.. Poehlsen, arr. Jean Walz, both of U. S. © 1 ce. Jan.

pt. II, n. s., v. 20

26, 1925; E 6067873 Emil L. Poehl- sen, Blue Island, Ill. 449

Carse (Adam) Waltz; by A. Carse, of Great Britain; string quartet or string orch., with double bass, ad lib., and pf. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 «. Jan. 24, .1925; EH 6083.41 ; Augener, Itd., London. . 450

Casella (Alfredo) Concerto; per A. Casella, of Italy; due violini, viola e violoncello. Partitura. 12mo.

Dec. 2, 1924; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1925; BH 608518; Universal edition, a. g. Vienna. 451

Castéra (René de) Concert; de R. de Castéra, of France; pf., violoncelle, fiite et clarinette, ou violon. 1. Paysage. [2 others] 1. Partition et parties.—2. 2° pf. séparément. Dec. 12, 1924; 1 c. each Jan. 7, 1925 ; E 608082, 608083; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. [© Transcription]

452, 453 Castigliana (Castilian girl) ; serenata Spagnola, versi Adolfo Genise,

English version Frederick H. Mar- tens, musica Agostino Magliani, of Italy.. © Web.2, 1925. 2re: ep. 16; E 605878; A. Paolilli’s music co., Providence, R. I. 454

Castle chimes; gavotte, Fred Strubel, arr. R. HE. Hildreth, both of U. S.; orch.”’’ 4to:*. © Dee. 3al,, 19238 ;"2 ec. Feb. 25, 1925; HE 610052;. Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 455

Cat (The) show; humorous part song, MAS 05s ‘arr. M. A. Simpson, of U. S.; male quartet. 4to. © Feb. #1, 1925: 2 ec. Feb. 11; E 607151; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.

456

Catalina; w and m W. H. McKeaig, . of U. S. . ©, hee. ,Pebagey 19255) © 610078; Willys Howard McKeaig, Sturgis, Ky. 457

Catalina, aloha-oe (I love you) ; and m J. C. Quinn, of Canada, domi- ciled at Los Angeles, arr. Homer Tourjee, of U. S., © Pe. dan. 26, 1925; E 606771; James C. Quinn, Los Angeles. 458

Catch me if you can; by Charles Har- , ford Lloyd, of Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 2. °1925% 1c Sam 24: E 608337 ; Augener, ltd., London. "459

Cathedral chimes (Die domglocken) ; by Franz Blumenberg, op. 97, ed. E.R. Kroeger, of U. S.; pf. © Dec. 31, 1924; 2: c« Jan. 2, 1925; H 604825 ; Shattinger piano & music co., St. Louis [© pedaling, phras- ing, fingering and editing] 460

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

nos. 1—2, 1925

483

Cats (The) march in; by Russell Snively Gilbert, of U. S.; pf. concert) Dec. ‘31, 1924; 2. ¢. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606158; Theo. Pres- ser co., Philadelphia. 461

Cauchemar (Nightmare); par Hans Ourdine, of France; orch. avec pf.

econducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12,1924; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608029; Chape- lier, Paris. 462 Cavaleando (On horseback); polka,

Santi Tafarella, of Italy, domiciled at New York; pf. © Dec. 28, 1924; 2 e. Jan. 7, 1925; E 606306; O. Pagani & bro., New York. 463

Cavalieri (I) di ekebt ; dramma lirico in 4 atti e 5 quadri, libretto Arturo Rossato, musica Riccardo Zandonai, riduzione Maffeo Zanon, both of Italy; canto e pianoforte. 4to. © Mar. 16, 1925;'2 e@. Marl!'19; D 26748: G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 464

w and melody A. © 1. e. Feb. 24,

Cave man blues; Atkins, of U. S. 1925; E 607528; Adolph Atkins, Chicago. 465

Ce sont des choses; couplets, de Trou- blez -moi, paroles Yves Mirande, musique Raoul Moretti, of France. 1. Couplets; pf. et chant.—2. Fox trot; pf. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 «. each Jan. 5, 1925; E 599988, 599989 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar- rangement ] 466, 467

fox-trot, de Troublez -moi, de Raoul Moretti, of France; orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c, Jan. 5, 1925; E 599993 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar- rangement ] 468

Celia; mazurka, Santi Tafarella, of Italy, domiciled at New York; in- strumental. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1925; E 605351 ; Giovanni Licitra and Sal- vatore Giacino, New York. 469

Celosa! tango, Manuel Jovés, arr. F. Salabert, of France: orch. avec. pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ¢@. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608105; Fran- cis Salabert, Paris. [© arrange- ment ] 470

Cerebral (The) dinosaur; part song, w B. L. T., m Lester Jenks [pseud.

of Harvey B. Gaul] of U. S.; male.

voices. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 e«. Feb. 18, 1925; E 607401; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 471 Ceitier (P.) Caprice; par P. Cettier, of France; fifite et pf. Dec. 12, 1924;1¢. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599960; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 472

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Chain (The) gang song; w and mel- ody Robert E. Massey, of U. S. © 1 e. Feb. 13, 1925; E 607184; Sha- piro, Bernstein & co., ine, New York. 473

“Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)

Le matin; de C. Chaminade, of France, op. 79, no. 1; violon et pf. © Feb. 20, 1925; 1 ¢. Feb: 21; E 608689 ; Enoch & cie., Paris. 474

— Searf dance; rhythmic paraphrase A. Lange, of U. S.; dance, theatre or symphony orch. © Feb. 7, 1925; 2 e. Feb. 10: E 605716: Arthur Lange, ine., New York. [© rhyth- mic paraphrase ] 475

Champion (The); march, Arthur Graham, of Great Britain; orch. with pf. conductor. (Boosey’s or- chestral journal, no. 241) © June 28, 1924; 1 c« Aug. 19; E 598496; Boosey & co., London. [© arrange- ment ] 476

Championne (La) de tennis; du Train bleu, transcrit H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch. avec pf.-conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 12, 1824;'1 c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599881; Heugel, Paris. [© transcription | 477

Chanson d’amour; by Percy Elliott, of Great Britain; pf.. © Jan. 12, 1925 LG aes La. Bb QOSTLU 5, A. Hammond & eco., London. 478

mélodie P. de Bréville, arr. S. Chapelier, of France; orch. avec. pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608014; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. [© arrange- ment ] 479

Chanson d’exile; souvenir de Califor- nie, Tivadar Nachéz, of Great Brit- ain, op. 37; violon et pf. © Jan. 9, 1925; 1c. Jan. 24; BE 6083832; Schott & co., Itd., London. 480

Chanson (La) du vent; mélodie, pa- roles Jean Philippe, musique Pierre Thielemans, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608078; H. Gallet, Paris. 481

Chanson italienne; sicilienne, J. Por- ret, of France, op. 38; orch. parties

avec. pf. conducteur. © Dee. 19, 1924; 1 e. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608090; Julien Porret, Paris. 482

Chanson petite; by Gustav Klemm, of U.+S:; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Dec. 26, 1924; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 607419; R. Liver- sidge, Lawrence, Mass. 483

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484

Chanson triste; by Arthur Nevin, of U. 8.; organ. © Jan. 29, 1925’; 2 e. Jan. 31; H! 606882; John Church co., Cincinnati. — 484

Chant d’amour; andante, Ernest Weil- ler, of France, op. 353; orch. avee pf. conducteur. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608087; Evette

et Schaeffer, Paris. . 485 Chant des vendeuses de pommes de pin; paroles Machiavel, musique

Jacques Ibert, of France; trois voix égales sans acc. © Dee. 12, 1924; - le. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608012; Heugel, Paris. [© arrangement] 486

Chant du soir; trio, René Rabey, of France; violon, violoncelle et pf. avee contrebasse et clarinette ad lib: gi bhid., Av © Weed? y1S2aen. ie: Jan. 7, 1925; E 608080; Durand et cie., Paris. 487

Chante si doucement; mélodie, poesie Henri de Régnier, musique Adolphe Borchard, of France; voix moy- ennes. Crampon et cie. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599928; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 488

Chants d’Auvergne; par divers au- teurs, recueillis et harmonisés J. Canteloube, of France. 1° et 2° série. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 c. each Jan.. 17, 1925.5. B). 608238, 608239 - Heugel, Paris. [© collection and harmonization | 489, 490

Charmeuse; valse, P. Dezeff, orches- trée G. Joyeux, of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. Oy | LO2Z4? . Tes sam! ! VE) “25s BH) 608226; Pierre Dezeff, Bordeaux, France. 491

Charms; w and melody J. White, of U.S. ©l1e. Jan. 3, 1925; E 604788 ; James White, Bear Creek, Mont.

492

Chateau (Le) du _ Saint-Pére! de Nerto, paroles Maurice Léna, musi- que Ch. M. Widor, of France. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5,. 1925; HB 599937 ; Heugel, Paris. 493

Che me ne fo’ tete’; versi Raffaele Ca- vallo, melodia Sante Cofini, arr. L. Canoro, both of U. S.; violin. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1925; E 610033 ; Henry Giordanelli, New York. 494

Cheatin’ on me; w Jack Yellen, m Lew Pollack, of U. S.; pf. acce., with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen, of U. S. © Jan. 31, 1925; 2 ¢ Jan. 30; E 606864; Ager, Yellen & Born- stein, inc., New York. 495

Editions musicales Buffet-.

pt. II, n. s., v. 20

Check, check, checkerberry; every-

body’s chewing it now, w A. Lip-

schutz, melody J. Maser, of U. S. ~© 1-e. Feb. 14, 1925; E 605844; Abe Lipschutz and Jack Maser, Philadelphia. 496

Chefs-d’euvre classique (Classie masterpieces) ; ed.. rev. M.-J. Riss- Arbeau, of France; pf. (Hdition francaise de musique classique, no. 260) © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 © Jan. 5, 1925; E 599909; Heugel, Paris. [© revised edition ] 497

Cherubic hymn; English text Nathan Haskell Dole, m Paul Tschesnokov, arr. Archibald T. Davison, of U. S.; cho. for men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 18; E 607398 ; E. C. Schirmer music co., Boston. 498

Cheshire (The) eat; by Mari. Paldi, of U. S8.; pf. (Alice in Wonder- land) © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 @ Jan. 2, 1925; E 606167; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 499

Chi m’ e’ mamma; versi e musica A. Miccio, of Italy, domiciled at Brook- lyn; mand. ace. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 c Feb. 16, 1925; E 607326; Antonio Miccio, Breoklyn. 500

Chiantu di Galiota; versi Rosario di Vita, musica A. Montalto, of Italy, domiciled at New York; canto e mand. © 1 « Jan. 20, 1925; E 605130; Agostino Montalto, New York. 501

Chiaro di luna; valzer, F. A. Di Cecco, of Italy; pf. ©1e. Feb. 17, 1925; E 6073853; J. Nicholas Di Ceecco, Vienna, Md. 502

Chicago accordion club; polka two- step, Leo Piersanti, of U. S.; ac- cordion. (Sonata mensile, Nov. 1924, no. 178) © Nov. 12, 1924; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606126; Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.

503

Chicago last winter blues; w and melody M. Davis, of U. S.; in H flat. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1925; E 607708 ; Madlynn Davis, Chicago. 504

Chickie; waltz, w Emma See David- son, m W. Miller, of U. S. Fern- dale, Mich., Miller & Davidson. © Jan. 26, 1925; 2c. Feb. 6; E 605578 ; William Miller, Ferndale, Mich. 505

Childhood days; w and m F. H. New- comb, of U. S. New York City, Frank Harding music house. Feb. 11, 1925; 2 e@ Feb. 14; E

607269; F. H. Newcomb, Ashland, |

Mass. 506

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nos. 1—2, 1925

528

——w G. Nadolny, melody Hazel Ed- wards, arr. L. L. VosBurgh, both of ons eo) fe,’ Jan.’ 24," 1925);) EB 605255 ; George Nadolny, New mua

O07

Childhood memories ; medley one-step, arr. Debroy Somers, of Great Brit- ain; pf. with. w. pts..1, 2. © Jan. foe dose.) 1 .e. tan. 225 H . 6O83a0T ; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., seers

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Children; w and melody Mrs. H. J. Boudreau, of U. S. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1925; E 607311; Mrs. Henry J. Boudreau, Crandall, S. D. 509

Child’s dream (Kindestraum); by Duci de Kerekjarto, of Hungary, domiciled at Hollywood, Calif., op. 1; violin and pf. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1925 ; E 606741 ; Duci de Kerekjarto, Hollywood, Calif. 510

Child’s (A) epitaph; unison song for children, poem Herrick, m A. Gibbs, of Great Britain; in E. London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 20, 1924; 1 ec. Dee. 16; E 608514; Armstrong Gibbs, Danbury, Essex, England. 511

Child’s (A) evening prayer; unison song, w S. T. Coleridge, m F. White, of Great Britain; in G. ‘ London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 2,

1925; 1c. Feb. 20; E 608732; Felix

White, London. 512 Child’s (A) grace; unison song for children, poem Herrick, m A. Gibbs, of Great Britain; in E. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 21, 1924; 1 ce. Dee. 16; E 608518; Armstrong Gibbs, Danbury, Hssex, England. 513 Chitarrata; versi Peppino Castiglia, musica ©. D’Alessandro, of Italy; mand. ace. Edizioni Castiglia. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1924) © Nov. 25, 1924; 1 ce. Dee. 2; E 6083034 John Petrillo, New York. 514 Chodské pisni¢ky; sousedskaé, arr. V. FF. Fiser, of U. S. 4to. 1. Orch.—2. Band. © Nov. 10, 1924; 2 « Jan. 12, 1925; E 606442, 606443; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 515, 516 pf. with w. © Nov. 10, 1924; 2c. Jan. 13, 1925; E 606434; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 517 Choice anthems; collection of melodi- ous scripture-text anthems of easy grade for volunteer choirs, compiled to Hy Willmore./\06) 0.08, -4t0le ©

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Jan. 14, 1925; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 30; A 820228; Fillmore bros. co., Cin- cinnati. 518

Choice collections; special selection of sacred songs, compiled Jno. T. Ben- son, M. Homer Cummings and others, of U. S. 16mo. © Feb. 2, 192)> 2 e; Keb. 10; aff. Feb. 9A 820676; M. Homer Cummings, Wheeling, W. Va. 519

Choo-choo train; w and m E. I. Beas- ley, of U. S. Cle. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607520; Elizabeth Irene Beasley, Memphis, Tenn. 520

Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Chopin- iana; pot-pourri, excerpts from the compositions of Chopin, arr. Herman Finek, of England; pf. © Dee. 23, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1925; E 599811; Hawkes & son, London. 521

Concertos; op. 11 et 21, ed. revue M. Moszkowski, of France; pf. 1°’, 2™° nos. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608051; Heugel, Paris. [© revised edition] 522

—— Httiden (Studies) ; op. 10 and op. 25, neue instruktive ausgabe Theo- dor Wiehmayer, of Germany; pf. © Dee. 17, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 26, 1925; E 608320; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. [© editing, phrasing, fingering and compilation }

523

Scherzos; op. 20, 31, 39, 54, ed.

revue M. Moszkowski, of France; pf.

nos. 1-4. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan.

7, 1925; E 608052; Heugel, Paris.

[© revised edition] 524

Sonates (Sonatas); op. 35, si

bémol mineur, et 38, si mineur, ed.

revue M. Moszkowski, of France; pf.

UL A2Er nest) G:, Dée:), 12 1924 “A= ec. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608053; Heugel, Paris. [© revised edition] 525

—— Tristesse éternelle; paroles, adap- tation et arr. Suzanne d’Astoria, of France, musique F. Chopin, op. 10. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608268; C. Joubert, Paris. [© words, adaptation and arrangement ]

526

Valse; op. 70, no. 1, transcribed Bronislaw Huberman, of Poland, domiciled at New York; violin and Diet Ouvany 20! 1025's 2c. Jan, «eps EK 605286; Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 527

Choral fantasy on Welsh airs; w anon., M. Haydn Owens, of U. S.;

mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 10, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 12; E 607597; Gamble hinged music co., Chicago. 528

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529

pt. ITI, n. s.. v. 20

Choral-motette; vom himmel hoch da komm ich her, text Luther, kompo- nist unbekannt, arr. Georg Schu- mann, of Germany, op. 71, no. 5; sechsstimmig, mit sop. solo 1, 2. 4to. © June 26, 1923; 1 ¢. Oct. 3, 1924; E 608142; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.

529

Choral prelude on the futile Melcombe ; by T. Tertius Noble, of Great Brit- ain, domiciled at New York; organ. © ‘Web. 11, 19253°\2 ‘c Feb. 143) b 605806; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- ton. 530:

Rockingham ; by T. Tertius Noble, of Great Britain, domiciled at New York; organ. © Feb. 11, 1925; 2 ¢. Feb. 14; E 605804; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. dol

St. Ann; by T. Tertius Noble, of Great Britain, domiciled at New York; organ. © Feb. 11, 1925; 2 c.

Keb. ‘143° E 605805; Arthur ~P. Schmidt co., Boston. 532 Chorus (The) from the_ kitchen;

dramatized song, w Someple [pseud. of Gladys Lloyd],m H.C. Eldridge, of U. S. 4to. Franklin, O.,—Den- ver, Col., Eldridge entertainment house. © Sept. 26, 1924; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1925; E 607228; Harry C. Eld- ridge, Franklin, O. 533 Christ my refuge; w Mary Baker Eddy, m H. S. Green, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1925; EH 605494; Howard Sylvester Green, Butler, Pa. 534

Christiane; drama lyrique en 4 actes, poéme et musique H. Gazave, of France; partition chant et pf. Paris, Cavel et cie. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1924; Le. Heb. 2,.1925; D 26721; Henry Gazave, Toulouse, France.

535

Christians triumphant; w Franklin Pearse, m Richard Kountz, of U.S.; low voice. © Dec. 31, 1924; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606198; Theo. Pres- ser ¢o., Philadelphia. 536

Christmas (A) carol; w and m Mrs. W. W. Woodward, jr., of U. S.; pf.

Wwithe wel) ©: dive, “Web! 1696192545) 607272; Mrs. William W. Wood- ward, jr., Newton, N. J. 537

Christmas eve; w John Drinkwater, m Frederic Austin, of Great Britain. © Dec. 29, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 30, 1925; EH 6083889; Boosey & co., lid., Lon- don. 538

Christmas greetings; medley, arr. El- lis Levy and Carl Wilhelm Kern, both of U. S.; violin and pf. © Dee.

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20, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 2,1925; EH 604815; Shattinger piano & music ¢co., St. Louis. 539

Christmas holidays; medley, arr. Lu- cien Fordell [pseud. of Carl Wil- helm’ Kern], of "0." S2s spe. four hands. © Dee. 20, 1924; 2 e@ Jan. 2, 1925; E 604816; Shattinger piano & music co., St. Louis. 540

Chums; by Barry M. Gilholy, of Great — Britain; pf., English fingering. 1. Cynthia.» [3 ophers] “ans. 1925.1 ¢. Jan. i928 Gbs2e4.. 5. Rowland, London. 541

Cicina mia; w Fay Jackson Van- Nor- den, m Mary Carr Moore, of U. S. © Jan, 29, 1925.2 .¢..Keps, og) 1

605481; Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco. 542 Ciclamino (Cyclamen); waltz, HE. Becucci, arr. Pietro Deiro, of Italy, domiciled at New Milford, N. J.; pf. accordeon. © Dee. 30,

1924; 2c. Jan. 7, 1925; E 606316; O. Pagani & bro., New York. [© arrangement | 543

Cigarette; fox trot, w and melody K. E. Burdick, of U. S.; in ©'maj. 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; EH 606246; Kenneth EK. Burdick, New York. 544

tango, w and m John H. Dens- more, of U. §S.; pf. and song. © Jan. 10; 1925) Ce. Stan aS 606951; Boston music co. New York. [© revision of music and ad- dition of words] 545

Cigarette (The) (La _ spagnoletta) ; waltz, F. De Bueris, arr. Pietro Deiro, of Italy, domiciled at New Milford, N. J.; pf. accordecn. © Dec. 30, 1924; 2 e. Jan. 7, 1925; HB 606314; O. Pagani & bro., New York.

[© arrangement] 546 Cinderella; valse ballet, Frederick A. Williams, of U. S.; pf. © Feb. 9,

1925; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 605691; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 5AT

w G. C. Cabale, melody E. §. S. Huntington, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607550; Generoso C. Cabale, Laguna, Pagsanjan, P. I.

548

Cinderella waltz; by J. D. Schurmann, of U. S.: steel emt ©, Pep. 16: 1925; 2c. Feb. 20; E 607480; Joseph

Daniel Schurmann, Denver. 549 Ciribiribin; waltz, arr. J. D. Schur- mann, of U. S.; steel guit. © Jan.

2, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 6; E 604884; Jo- seph Daniel Schurmann, Denver. [© new arrangement] 550

nos. 1-2, 1925

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ;

571

City (The) of my dreams; w H. Gun- zelmann, m Morton Levin, of U. S. Baitimore, Md., Monumental music co @) dan. 8, 19263)2 .esoam:J9 ; E 606412; Eva Gunzelmann, Balti- more. 551

Civettuola; marcia, Adolph Salemme,

of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.; instrumental. © 1c. Jan. 22, 1925; E 605224; D’Agostino bros., New York. 552

Clair de lune (Moonlight) ; by Gabriel Fauré, transcribed Guy Maier, of Wes opt. © Wee! Si, 1924 * 2°: Jan. 6, 1925; EH 604908; J. Fischer & bro., New York. [© transcription] 558

Clark (Donald EE.) Idyll; by D. E. Clark or WU; S.;''E flat’ alto “or C melody saxophones with pf. ace. New York, Richmond-Robbins, inc. © Jan. 2, 1923; 2 ¢. Jan. 26, 1925; E 606813 ; Robbins-Hngel, inc., New York. 554

Classic and romantic piano works; compiled and ed. Albert E. Weir, of U. 8S. (Ideal home music library. ve tye Nov: 28/1924) 2c. Jan. re doze Mar. ‘idan: 7+: AS15626; Charles Scribner’s sons, New York. [© revision and new matter] 555

Classic (A) in jazz; melody J. A. Basea.cor Us. © 1 ¢., Keb, 10, 1925; E 605711; Joseph A. Hagen, Paterson, N. J. 556

Classiques (Les) du débutant; tran- scriptions, réductions et arr. faciles d’oeuvres théatrales, ete, J. A. Wiernsberger, of France; pf., 4a quatre mains. Premiére livraison, deuxiéme suite. © Dec. 12, 1924;

le Jan. 7, 1925; H 608065; Costal-

lat & cie., Paris. [© transcriptions

reductions and arrangements | 557

Claudina; mazurka, Biagio Quattro- cioeche, of U. S.; accordion. (Sonata

mensile per armonica, May, 1924, no. 165) © Apr. 30, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 20) A925 5) PE 605152 3; Biagio —R.

Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O. 558

Clayton (Harold) Four miniatures; by H. Clayton, of England; pf. Dec. 17, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1925; EB 599685; Warren & Phillips, London.

559

Cleansing songs;, for use in anti-to- bacco and anti-idolatry campaigns, w and m H. and Lillie Buffum, both of U. 8S. Stockton, Calif., Herbert and Lillie Buffum. S8vo. © Jan.

20

16, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 22; E 605202; Herbert Buffum, Stockton, Calif. 560

Cleopatra; opera burlesque of college life, w and m John W. Brigham, of U. S. 4to. © Feb. 3, 1925; 2¢ Feb. 7; D 26724; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 561

Cleveland, you’re a grand old town; w Bob Lenze and I. H. Isaacs, melo- dy Edgar Lehn and B. Lenze, both ot) FU. 1S) (Opes Jani: 7, 1925 > 1B 606349; I. Harry Isaacs, Youngs- town, O. 562

Cloches dans le soir; 7° nocturne, C. Galos, of France; pf. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599921;

Henry Gregh et fils, Paris. 563 Cloches (Les) de Corneville (The chimes of Normandy); by Robert

Planquette, adapted from the opera, arr. and ed. Ernest Newton, of Great Britain} pis vwijer2: “© Wee, 30; 1924; 1 c each Jan. 14, 1925; E 608202, 608203; Joseph Williams,

ltd., London. [© arranging and ed- iting | 564, 565 Clouds to sunshine; w and m HE.

Morton, of Canada. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1925; E 608767; Ernest Morton, Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada. 566

Coast (The) Pacific; march, R. B. Hisenberg, of U. S.; band. 4to. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 4; HB 605511; Fred Jewell, Worthington, Ind.

567

Coasting ; by Juan Masters, of U. S8.; pf. (In 7 tunes for tots) © Jan. 19, 1925; 2 «@ Jan. 24; E 605402; Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.

568

Cochrane (Peggy) Two musical studies; by P. Cochrane, of Great Britain; pf. 1. Rosemary—2. The swing. © Dec. 30, 1924; 2 ec. Jan. 15, 1925; E 608197; The Anglo- French music co., ltd., London.

569

Cold in hand blues; melody Jack Gee and Fred Longshaw, both of U: S. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1925; E 605492; C. R. pub. co., New York. 570

Cold winter’s ice; w traditional, m Thomas Weelkes, ed. Edmund H. Fellowes, of England; five mixed voices. Transposed ed. 4to. © Dee. 31, 19243! 1 ¢. Jan. '13, 1925 ; E 608154; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon- don. 571

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572

Colette; by Ernest A. Boxall, of Great Britain; pf., 1st violin and cello ad Hb.’ © Jane ,27, 1925° 1c: Web. 10. E 608516; Duff, Stewart & co., lid., London. 572

College songs of Northwestern college, Naperville, Ill.; compiler of U. S. Chicago, H. T. FitzSimons, music publisher. 4to. © Jan. 21, 1925; 2c. Feb. 24; E 607506; Northwest- ern college, Naperville, Ill. 573

Colorado Rose; w and m Lon Healy, of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. Dick Konter. © Feb. 7, 1925; 2 ¢. Feb. 9; E 605770; Shapiro, Bern- stein & co., ine., New York. 574

Colorado, the top of the world; w and m Branch Cowell, of U. S. © Jan. 5, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 7; E 606364; J. H. Cowell, Kansas City, Mo. 57D

Columbia (The) collection of patriotic and favorite home songs; 120 songs, arr. R. BE. Hildreth, of U. 8S. 4to. 1. B flat ten. Saxophone and trom- bone, baritone, euphonium, B flat bass, BB flat bass.—2. Horns in E flat, melophones and. 2d. E flat alto saxophone.—8. E flat alto saxo- phone, E flat clarinet and ist E flat alto saxophone.—4. Ist C ten. saxo- phone, 1st ten. banjo, 1st plectrum banjo. © Apr. 21, 1924; 2 c@ each Jan. 6, 1925; E 604862-604865 ; Wal- ter Jacobs, ine., Boston. [© ar- rangement] 576-579

Columbia post march; by Fred K. Huffer, of U. S.; orch. 4to. © Jan. 6, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 18; E 606464; Chart music pub. house, Chicago.

580

Columbine; march, P. FE. del Cam- piglio, of U. S., ed. J. Frank Leve; pElLO Dee. 31) 2924: '2 er tan. 2 1925; E 607053 ; Estate of Hamilton S. Gordon, New York. 581

Come again; w Fred G. Bowles, m Gwynn Morris, of England; med.

voice. © Jan. 1, 1925; 1 c¢. Jan. 13; E 608486; Winthrop Rogers, ltd., London. 582

Come along; w and m F. E. Blanch- ard, of U.S: @idan 31, 1925232 e. Feb. 10; E 607204; Francis HE. Blanchard, Defiance, O. 583

Come away; by Fritz Hartmann, of Germany, op. 219, no. 2; pf. (In good humor) © Feb. 3, 1925; 2 «. Feb. 7; E 605677; Theo. Presser

co., Philadelphia. 584

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Come back, sweet girl; w and m C. B. Loeffler, of U. S. © 1 ce Feb. 2,

pt. ITI, n. s., v. 20

1925; E 605470; Carolyn B. Loeffler, |

Gulfport, Miss. 585

Come back to Hollywood, Molly; w and m D. Newton and E. Peterson, both of U. S. © 1.¢. Feb. 2, 1925; E 606927; Dwight Newton and El- win Peterson, Los Angeles. 586

Come back to me; w and melody A. Kitts, of U. S. 1925; E 605237; Annis Kitts, No. Kenova, O. 587

w and melody EH. S. Connell, of U.S. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1925; BE 604793 ; Earl S. Connell, Sacramento, Calif. | 588 Come live in my world of love; w and m H. L. Freeman, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607655; Harry Lawrence Freeman, New York. 589

Come, O thou traveler unknown; an- them, w Charles Wesley, m H. Alex- ander Matthews, of U. S.; sop. solo and mixed voices. 4to. 1925; 2 c Feb. 14; E 607241; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 590.

Come on now Lindy; fox trot, w and m Grace L. Ingram and George Hill, both of U. S., arr. Harry L. Alford. © Dec. 30, 1924; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606213; South Bend music pub. co., South Bend, Ind. 591

Come out of my dreams little girl; w and melody V. E. Evans, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Jan, 22) 1925778 7o05246 ; Violet E. Evans, Columbus, O. 592

Come smile love; w and melody C. G. Ramsay, of Canada. © 1 e¢. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607581; Cora Graham Ramsay, Airdrie, Alta., Canada.

593

Come to me; w Darl MacBoyle, m Clifford. Grey, of (U2 aan 2 AcC., with ukulele in D. © Dee. 22, 1924; 2c. Jan. 29, 1925; E 605383 ; Jerome H. Remick & co., New York. 594

Come to me at twilight; w and m HE. B. Davis, of U. S. © Jan. 26, 1925; 2c. Feb. 6; E 605576; Elsie Blud- worth Davis, Orange, Tex. 595

Come to me my darling: w and m E. BE. Page, of U. S. © 1. Jan. 26, 1925; E 606772; Hugene Edgar Page, Los Angeles. 596

Come to the fair; two-part song, w Helen Taylor, m Easthope Martin, of Great Britain: treble voices, in B fiat. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 19, 1925; 1c. Feb. 9; E 608496; Hnoch & sons, Itd., London. 597

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(OrBebs 11°

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nos. 1—2, 1925

622

Come up a little higher—you won’t fall; w and m Herbert Buffum, of Unset Syvo.. ©LOct. 25,: 1924; 2c. Feb. 13, 1925; E 607212; Mrs. John A. Anderson, Topeka, Kan. 598

Come with me, sweetheart, to love- land; w and melody J. R. Hamilton, Of Wes. nO 1se. Jan,;29,',1925 5; B 605357; James R. Hamilton, New York. 599

Come, ye disconsolate; anthem, w Thomas Moore, m Edward Keith Macrum, of U. S.; mixed voices, with sop. and contralto solos, organ aceharn ston, ©; Heb. 13; 19255) 12.) c. Feb. 16; E 607344; H. W. Gray co., New York. 600

Coming (The) of spring; fantastic light opera, w L. G. Nicholson and J. W. James, m L. G. Nicholson, bru S. > 7@)11%e) Mar. 5; 19253..D 26735; Laurie Gregory Nicholson & & J. Wharton James, Los Angeles.

601

Coming (The) spring; part song, w ane a MM. 1. Robinspn,;, of U.S. ; mixed voices. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1925; E 605942; Mabel Leverett Robinson, Boston. . 602

Comm’ e’ bella ’a giuventt; versi R. Cavallo, musica S. Cofini, of U. S.; wanna ec. Fan? 20." 1925%" hi 605131; Raffaele Cavallo and Sante Cofini, New York. 603

Gomme des fous; marche joyeuse, Raoul Boischot, of France: orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 42, 1924; 1 e. Jan. 5, 1925; BE 599847 ; R. Boischot, Paris. 604

Common street blues; w and melody A. B. Cannon, of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1925; E 607108; Albert B. Can- non, Philadelphia. 605

Comrades in arms; march, Gladys Cumberland, of England; pf. Dec. 13, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1925; EH 599694; Warren & Phillips, London.

606

Concentration; by B. M. Nishkian, of U. S. San Francisco, Fisk music man Peo. Cc) Mar. 11, “1925 5" '2'~e. Mar. 7; E 610297; Beatrice M. Nish- kian, San Francisco. 607

Concert valse; by P. Stoye, of U..S.; pf., left hand alone. Des Moines, Ia., Youngerman music co. © Feb. 24, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 26; E 607675; Paul Stoye, Des Moines, Ia. 608

Conchita ; Spanish dance, R. 8. Stough- hom voto. pr © Dee 12” 1923: 2 e. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604871; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 609

52684—25—_3

arr. R. E. Hildreth, of U. S.; oreh. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1924; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1925; E 610051; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. [© arrangement ] 610

Concone (—) Etude; op. 24, selected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. 8.; pf. (Progressive series studies) nos. 8, 19,20." ©: Feb. 9;-1925 2 e. each Feb. 14; E 605829—-605831; Art

publication soec., St. Louis. [© fin- gering, phrasing, annotations and glossary ] 611-613

Confession blues; w James and Janice Blythe, m James Blythe, of U. S.; in CLOG Ale, Men, 26, 1920, Br B01regs Chicago music pub. co., Chicago. 614

Confessione d’amore; mazurka, J. Gioé, of U. S.; mand. or violin. 4to. Organ.” 8,7 1925-"S"'e san: 16 By 606553; Rosario Catalano, Brook- lyn. 615

Confrey’s (Zez) modern conception of Six old masterpieces; by Zez Con- frey [pseud. of Edward Elzear Con- frey] of U. S.; pf. Triumerei; by Robert Schumann. [5 others] ©. Feb. 7, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 20; E 607497 ;

Jack Mills, inc., New York. 616 Consecration; w F. G. Currier, m Henry “Cowell, “of PW) S.° © tie

Jan. 13, 1925; E 604990; Florence Gay Currier, Fall River, Mass. 617 Contadinella: mazurka, M. Bellis, of USS": viol: 4" 2 Fam."'6, 1925'; EK 604861; Matthew Bellis, Brooklyn. 618

Conte fantastique;: d’aprés Le masque de la mort rouge, André Caplet, of France: pf. et quatuor 4 cordes. © Pec. 5, 1924-")) «Jam. 5/1925 7°

608109; Durand et cie., Paris. [© arrangement | 619 Conte romanesque; par Robert-Le-

Grand, of France, op. 5; violon et orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to.

Deer tA. TO24e 1 e+ Sana. A925 e. 599884; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 620

Contessa Mariza; operetta in tre atti, di Julius Brammer e Alfredo Griin- wald, traduzione italiana A. Bos- chetti e A. Delveechio, musica Em- merich Kalman, riduzione Franz Kopriva, both of Hungary; pf. solo con testo italiano. © Nov. 20, 1924; 1 e. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599760; Casa musicale Mauro, Milan. 621

Contessina; versi Giuseppe Tetamo, melodia Alfredo Mazzucchi, of Italy; mand. acc. Svo. © Feb. 26, 1925; 2c. Feb. 28; E 607704; Rosario Ca- talano, Brooklyn. 622

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623

Convento (Il) veneziano; commedia coreografica in due atti e due quadri, argomento J. I. Vaudoyer, riduzione Alfredo Casella, of Italy; pf. © Feb. 24, 1925; 1c. Feb. 25; E 608701 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 623

Co-optimists (The) ; 6th selection, arr. Henry E. Pether, of England; pf. © Dee. 29, 1924; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1925; E 608647; Francis, Day & Hunter, London. 624

Coquetas (Las); fox trot, letra y musica. Eliseo Grenet [i. e. E. Grenet y Sanchez] of Cuba. © Dec. 15, 1924: 1 c. Feb. 16, 1925; HE 608618; Eliseo Grenet y Sanchez, Havana. 625

Coquette (The) ; by Karl Rissland, of VU. S50. 124,.,n0.,,.; wiolin and pf. © idan. 17,1925; 2 ,.e.) fan 20-58) 606694; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.

626

Coquette (La); valse impromptu, Nellie Owen, of England; pf.

Feb. 11); 1925%..4°.e. sWKeb., 24.1

608693 ; Phillips & Page, London. 627

Coquette (Le); Viennese serenade, George E. Hurt, of England, domi- ciled at Asheville, N. C.; violin and pf. ©l1ec. Jan. 5, 1925; E 606289; George Hurt, Asheville, N. C. 628

Cordiferro; schottische, J. Gioe, of U. S.; mand. or violin. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 606561; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 629

Cordon S. V. P.; de Troublez-moi, pa- roles Yves Mirande, musique Raoul Moretti, of France. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 608282; Francis Salabert, Paris. 630

Core che chiagne; versi M. Romanelli, melodia Joseph Gioé, of Italy, domi- ciled at New York. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1925; E 605908; Michele Romanelli, New York. 631

‘Corn-fed mama; w W. Durham, m

Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. New York,

Frank Harding. © Jan. 15, 1925;

2c. Jan. 16; E 606532; W. Durham,

% Postmaster, New York. 632

Cortége de féte; by George A. Burdett, of U. S.; organ. obl. 8vo. © Dec. Za, WMlO2 2) Gx dans) oO.) o LOZ cs 6 i) 605389 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 633

Cortege of the Cyclops; by George L. Cobb, of U. S.; pf. © Oct. 9, 1924; 2c. Jan. 6, 1925; EH 604891; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 634

Could I but find the words to tell; w J. C. Graham, m Fr. Kiicken, op. 44,

pt. Int, n. s., v. 20

no. 2, arr. Carl F. Pfatteicher, of U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. © Nov. 24, 1924; 2 ©) Jan. 190% 19252 7H - 606601; Carl Fischer, ine, New York. [C arrangement] 635

Country gardens; by Perey Aldridge Grainger, arr. Adolf Schmid, of Eng- land, domiciled at New York. 1. Small orch.—2. Large orch. © Feb. 21, 1925; 2c each Feber 27: * Bb. 607685, 607686; G. Schirmer, ine.,_ New York. [© arrangement]

636, 637

Cover (Lily) Two songs; w P. J. O’Reilly, m L, Cover, of England ; in ©. 1. The haven. [one other] © Feb. 5; 1925: 1. ¢-4mep, 162" b 608491; Elkin & co., ltd., London.

638

Cradle song; by M. Helfand, of U. S.; pf. ©1c. Feb.-28, 1925; EB 607699 ; Maurice Helfand, New York. 639

—by Reginald Redman, of Great Britain; pf... © Dee. 3 1924- 1 c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 599680; Edwin Ash- down, ltd., London. 640

—— unison song, w Jane Taylor, m R. Tansley, of Great Britain; in A. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 2, 1925; 1c. Feb. 20; E 608741; Reginald Tansley, London. 641

[and] Danse mignonne; by Gladys Cumberland, of England ; pf. ©, Dee., 13,1924; te; dam 2.9925 ; E 599696; Warren & Phillips, Lon- don. 642

Craving; w and m Ben Bernie, Philip Charig and Kenneth Casey, all of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele in D. © Feb. 13, 1925; 2 c. Feb.,16; E 607352; Jerome H. Remick & ©Co., New York. 643

Créche (La) merveilleuse; conte pro- vencal de Noél en trois tableaux, paroles Charles Hellem et Pol d’Estoec, musique Lucien Marie Aube, of France; pf. et chant. 4to. Dec. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1925; D 26706; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 644

Creeping ; w and m J. Myerov, of U.S. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1925; EH 606660; Joseph Myerov, Philadelphia. 645

Creole love song; two-part song or duet, w and m Edgar Belmont - Smith, op. 4, arr. N. Clifford Page, of U. S.; sop. and alto. 4to. © Jan, 2, 1925; 2c. Jan. 8; E 604957 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 646

Cretan cradle-song; w May Byron, m. J. Backer-Lunde, of Norway; in F.

MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

nos. 1-2, 1925 .

669

© Jan. 15, 1925; 1 ec Feb. 4; E 608426 ; Enoch & sons, ltd., London. . 647

Crisantemo; waltz, G. Sartori, arr. B. Quattrociocche, of U. 8.; accordion. (Sonata mensile per armonica, De- cember, 1923, no. 158) © Dec. 8, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605156; Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steuben- ville, G. [© arrangement] 648

Cro’ chaillean (Colin’s cattle) ; Scot- tish Keltic song, w traditional, m John Foulds, of Great Britain, op. 70, no. 2; mixed voices. 4to. © Titverso toes 1 eG). dan, 24° EK 608348; W. Paxton & co. ltd., Lon- don. 649

Crooked (The) man; by George F. Hamer, of U. 8.; pf. with w. Law- rence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Wee..26,.1924; 2 ¢..Dec..29,; E 607437; R. Liversidge, Lawrence. Mass. 650

Croon a little tune at twilight; w and m C. M. Prieste, arr. Vern Elliott and C. M. Prieste, both of U. S.; pf.

with w. © 1. Feb. 16, 1925; E 607315; Charles M. Prieste, Los Angeles. 651 Cross country; march, H. Howard Cbeney, of, U:.S.5; pt.. ©,.Jan.. 16,

1924; 2 «. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604867; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. [© arrangement | 652 Cross word mama, you’re puzzling me: m R. J. Papalia, of U. S.; violin. © 1 ¢. Feb. 5, 1925; E 605524; Rosario Joseph Papalia, New Orleans. 653 Cross-word mamma you puzzle me, but papa’s gonna figure you out; w Sid- ney Clare and Willie Raskin, m Jimmie Monaco, of U.S. © Dec. 2a; N24: 2, e, Jan.,,29,, 1925; 605386; Jerome H. Remick & Go., New York. 654 CrosS word papa you sure do puzzle me; w and melody Arthur Ray and Monette Moore, arr. Merle T. Ken- drck allo. U. S.."© 1 e& Jan: \24, 1925; E 605277 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc., New York. 655 Cross word puzzle blues: w and m Emery Wellons, of U. S. © Jan. 25. doses ft elivan. 27; te Rep "6. 1925; E 605589; Emery Wellons, New York. 656 wand mV. M. Catok, of U. S. Grey. a4, 192y-) 2 ¢.o-Hebs 14%, B) 605813; Victor M. Catok, Spring- field, Mass. 657 w M. E. Worker, melody Harry I Ross, “ef US. (©°1 @& Jan! 5,

29

1925; E 606258; Max HE. Worker, Philadelphia. 658 Cross (The) word puzzle blues; w Mrs. George Stoupa and John Wag- ner, m G. J. Stoupa, of U. S. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1925; E 606852 ; George Joseph Stoupa, New York. 659

Cross-word puzzle of love; from Someé girl, w George A. Kershaw, m Ed Smalle, of U. S. © Feb. 10, 1925; 2c. Feb. 11; E 607136; Edward B. Marks music co., New York. 660

Cross words; w Chas. Tobias, m Hd. Gladstone, of U. S.; pf. acc, with ukulele arr. Louis Fleischer. © Jan. 19,,, 1925.;20e. Jan. 19; . 606671; Breau & Tobias, New York. 661

I love you, w and m Kd HE. Bryant, Fred Godfrey and Hubert W. David, all of Great Britain; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- tions] © Feb. 10, 1925; 1 ¢. Feb. 11; E 608545; Worton David, Itd., London. 662

Cross-words between sweetie and me; w Fred Steele and Bob Schafer, m Billy Heagney and Bert Reed, both of U. S.; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 7, 1925; 2c. Jan. 8; E 604916; Broadway music corp., New York. 663

Crosspuzz ; one-step, w Thos. H. Lewis, m J. W. Johnson, of England; in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- Mons | ©“ sane °28;"1925- 1: c.- Feb. 12; E 608559; Imperial music pub. co., London. 664

Crossword puzzle blues; melody Ar- thur Ray and Bob Fuller, both of U.°S."are’ AY ‘Bay: “O°? e& Jan 24 1925: E 607062; Triangle music pub. co., ine., New York. 665

wandm J. A. Greif, of U. S. ©

1 ¢«. Jan. 26, 1925; E 606777; Jean

Anthony Greif, Tacoma, Wash.

666

Crossword (The) puzzle glide; w F. Goss, m Mrs. Foster Goss, of U. S. [Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607624; Foster Goss, Inglewood, Calif. 667 Crewn after cross; Easter service, w Mattie B. Shannon and others, m Ira B. ‘Wilson and others, of U. S. 8vo. © Jan. 26, 1925; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31; A 820315; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton. 668 Crowned with victory ; Easter pageant for young people and children, lib- retto Lizzie DeArmond, m J. H. Fillmore, of 'U.'S. Svo. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 19; E 607456; Fill- more bros. co., Cincinnati. 669:

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pt. 111, n. s., v. 20

Crucifixion from the Gospels, m Pearl G. Cur- ran, of U. S.; high voice. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 ¢., Feb..18;..E 607387 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 670

Crystal (The) brook; four-part chorus, English paraphrase Nathan Haskell Dole, m Anthony Stepano- vich Arensky, arr. Archibald T. Davison, of U. S.; men’s voices, a cappella, with violin obbl. 4to. © Jan. 25.) AS25¢.. Qsenidan. vA eV EB 605093; EH. C. Schirmer music co., Boston. 671

Cuban (A) nocturne; part-song, W Margaret Lester, m William Lester, of U. S., op. 26, no. 1; mixed voices. Ato. © Jan! 27, 1925; 2:e. Jan. 29; E 605338; J. Fischer & bro., New York. [© arrangement] 672

women’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 30. 1925 20°C. Sheba GO6987; J. .Fischer & bro., New York. [© arrangement] 673 Cuckoo; w and m Wm. J. Rietz, of U. S.: pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 2; E 606920; B. A. music pub. co., New York. 674 Cuddle me up; from the Chiffon girl, w and m Monte Carlo and Alma Sanders, both of U. S. © Feb. 10, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 14; E 605816; Je- rome H. Remick & co., New ieee 75 Cuddles and kisses; w Raymond B. Hgan, m Richard A. Whiting, of U. 8.3; pf. aece., with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 17, 1925; 2c. Jan. 16; E 605110; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc, New York. 676 Cullum (H. J. Burges) Two songs; w Almey St. John Adcock, m H. J. B.

Cullum, of Great Britain. 1. Har- lequin.—2. Columbine. © Jan. 16, 1925; 1 e@ Jan. 28; H 608406:

Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 677 Cumberland (Gladys) Idyl; by G.

Cumberland, of England; pf. Dec. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1925; H 599688; Warren & Phillips, London. 678

—Two-old world dances; by G. Cumberland, of England; pf. 1. Minuet.—2. Gavotte. © Dec. 13, 1924; 1c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 599692; Warren & Phillips, London. 679

Cumparo duneto; versi e musica di F. Amodio, of Italy, domiciled at New York. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1925; E 605508; Frank Amodio, New York.

680

(The); sacred song, w | Cunziglio ’e mamma; versi P. Buon-

giovanni, musica Francesco Renda, of Italy; pianola. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1925 ; E 605344; Gaetano Lo Bianco, New York. 681

Cupid’s broadcasting tonight; w and melody E. Herndon, of U. S. © 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1925; E 605448; Ella Herndon, Colorado Springs, Col.

682 -

Cup‘d’s lottery; w Thomas Moore, m Otis M. Carrington, of U. S.: boys’ voices. 4to. ©,Jan, 5, 1925: 2. c. Jan. 16; E 607158: Myers & Car- rington, Redwood City, Calif. 683

Cut it out willya; w and melody M. Oliver,, of, Ul) Si @) aie ae 1925; E 606284; Miles Oliver, Jer- sey City. 684

(La) (The ezarina); ma- russe, L. Ganne, arr. Pietro and Mario Perry, both of domiciled at New Milford, ; pf. accordeon. (Pagani edi- tion, no. 7312) © Dee. 30, 1924; 2 e.Jan. 7, 1925; E 606322; O. Pa- gani & bro., New York. [© ar- rangement ] 685

Czerny (—) Study; op. 686, no. 9, se- lected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive series studies) © Feb. 9, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 26; EH 607641; Art publication soc., St. Louis. [© fingering, phrasing,

Czarina

annotations and glossary] 686

— selected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.; pf. (Pro- gressive series studies) 1-8. Op.

553, nes. 1, 4. 5. — 4-6. Op. 636, nos. 11°22. 94) "© Web. 2o.n roe ei ‘ec! each Mar. 5; E 610196—-610199, 610201, 610202; Art publication soc.,

St. Louis. [© fingering, phrasing, annotations and glossary] 687-692 —__ —___ —__ —__ —— 1-3. Op. 599,

nos. 68, 70, 84.— 4. Op. 636, no. 7. © Feb. 9, 1925; 2 ec each Feb. 14: E 605818, 605832, 605834, 605835; Art publication soc., St. Louis. [© fingering, phrasing, annotations and glossary ] 693-696

D’automne; by Franz ODrdla, of Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled at New York, op. 1843 violin andi. © Feb. 5, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 11; E 607126: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 697

D’une fAme ardente; andante appas- sionato, transcription Maurice Pesse, of. France; violon ou violoncelle avee ace. de pf. Editions musicales

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. nos. 1-2, 1925

Buffet-Crampon & cie. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 @ Jan. 7, 1925; E 608079; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 698

Daddy is coming home etc.; w and melody E. O. Lowry, of U. Ss. ©1 e. Feb. 7, 1925; E 605616; E. O. Lowry, Colorado Springs, Col. 699

Daddy 0’ mine; w and melody Mrs. E. Foster, of U. 8S. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1925; E 607298; Mrs. Elma Fos- ter, Hoy, La. 700

Daddy’s girl; w and melody Mrs. lL. H. Hopkins, of U. 8S. © 1 ¢ Feb. @,) 19255" H'.605625*) ‘Mrs.’ Lysle’ 4. Hopkins, Kalamazoo, Mich.

Daffodils waltz; miniature, Frederic A. Franklin, of U. 8.; violin and pf. © Feb: 11, 19252" ce: Feb. 14; E 607255; Theo. Presser co., Phila- delphia. 702

Dainty dance; by Adam Carse, of Great Britain; string quartet or string orch. with double bass, ad ipa pt. ©. Dee, 31:.1924: 1 e. Jan. 24, 1925; E 608339; Augener, ltd., London. 703

Daisy, why don’t you keep that date; w and m F. C. Calnen, of U. S. ©

1 e. Feb. 9, 1925; E 607088; Fred Charles Calnen, New Bedford, Mass. 704

Dame Elaine; paroles Tristan Kling- Sor, musique Paul Pierné, of France. © Dec. 19, 1924; 1 ¢ Feb. 5, 1925; E 608429; Librairie Hach- ette, Paris. 705

Dance; interpolation in Place Congo, EE EY Gribert,-of 'U:S.; pf: © 1 ce. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607525; Henry F. Gilbert, Cambridge, Mass. 706

Dance des cloches; by Charles F. Pearce, of U. S.; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Dee. 26, 1924; 2 e Dec..29; E 607413; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. 707

Dance of the Gillie Dhu; by Helen L. Cramm, of.U. S., op. 36, no. 4; pf. © Feb. 11, 1925; 2 ¢«. Feb. 14; EB 607247 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- phia. 708

Dance of the marionettes; by Fran- cesco B. De Leone, of U. S., op. 22, no. 14; pf. (Quattrociceche edi- tion, nov 411). © Dee,, 22,,1991 + 2c. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605159; Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O. 709

Dance of the satyrs; by George L. Cobb, of U. S.; pf. © June 5, 1924; 2c. Jan. 6, 1925; E 604897; Walter Jacobs., inc., Boston. 710

723

Dance while the world is young; w Edward Teschemacher, m Herbert Oliver, of England; in D. © Jan. 27, 1925; 1 « Feb. 5; E 608489; Joseph Henry Larway, London. Til

Dancers (The); w Dave Dreyer, mel-

701

31

ody Abe Lyman and Tippy Gray, both of U. S: © 1c. Feb. 19, 1925; E. 605905; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. £12 Dancing leaves; by Helen L. Cramm, Gri Seton. 36s nel: pl ©). web: 11, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 14; E 607245; Theo, Presser co., Philadelphia. 713: w and m Mae Aileen Erb, of U. S., op. 23, no. 1; pf. with w. Law- rence, Mass., Bay state music co. ©" Dee: 28, 1924 772) «Bec 297-'R: 607480; R. Liversidge, Lawrence,. Mass. 714. Dancing on with you; waltz, w and m BE, Silver, of U.S: ©. 1 ce’ Feb. 19, 1925; E 605903; Ethel Silver, Mil- waukee. 715 Daniel in the lions’ den; spiritual.,. arr. Harvey Worthington Loomis, of U. 8.; mixed voices, eight pts. 4to. OC) Jan. 12%, 19951 0%eF Jan! *s6.w 605373 ; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. [© arrangement] ' 716

Danse; arr. Angela Diller, of U. S.;

pt. ©, Fete t) 1995. 2 e:) Febsai2* EK 605788: G. Schirmer, ine, New York. [© arrangement] 717

Danse folatre; par A. Segall, of U. S., op. 1; violon avec acc. de pf. ©1e. Jan. 6, 1925; E 606381; Arno Segall, Savannah, Ga. 718

Danse petite; by Gladys Cumberland, of England; pf. © Dec. 13, 1924; 1c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 599689; Warren & Phillips, London. 719

Danza (La) pro-bita; melodia Spag- ncola, V. Russo, of U.S.; pf. (Cover- title: The prohibited dance) ©1e. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606574; Vincenzo Russo, Garfield, N. J. 720

Daphne; valse gracieuse, P. E. Dur- ney, of U.S. 7-piir ©.1-¢.. Jan, 10, 1925; E 606457; Paul Edmund Dur- ney, San Francisco. 721

Dark days or fair; w Cecil Fanning, m Charles G, Vardell, jr., of U. S. © Feb. 20, 1925;,2.¢: Feb. 24; E 607508 ; Boston music co., New York.

’

hoe Darkies’ (The) patrol; by Geo. L. Lansing, arr. R. E. Hildreth, of

U.- See oreh: |: .4t0: 1.@©' Dee, 31,1923: 2 ¢. Feb. 25, 1925; E 610054; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. [© arrange- ment] 723

724

Darktown dancing team; w and mel- ody Fred Hall and Dave Elman [pseud. of David Kopelman], both or U! S. © Jan: 24, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 24; EH 605253 ; Equitable music corp., New York. 724

Darlin’ o’ mine: w Tyrone King, mel- ody C. O. Ellis, arr. Homer Tourjee, both of U. S. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1925; EH 604847; Cecil Osik Ellis, Beverly Hills, Calif. 725

Darling; w and melody Samuel Kes- tenbaum and M. M. Korn, both of LOA io © Mitac ite cpanel fs icatiines Satins IS ra MD) 604802 ; Maurice M. Korn, Sea Gate, ING Dy 726

Darling mine; w and m Henry G. Millier, of U. S. Los Angeles, Mis- sion music pub. co. © Dec. 17, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 606262; A. Hi. Millier, Los Angeles. Vag

Darling wonderful girl; waltz, w and m D. EH. Lundin, of Sweden, domi- ciled at Escanaba, Mich. © 1 «. Jan. 31, 1925: E 607198; David E. Lundin, Escanaba, Mich. 728

Dat Mississippi moon; by T. Frazer, Of We Sic" pt, dive. dan. 2% 01925 - E 605289; Thompson Frazer, Ashe- ville, N. C. 729

Date a piene mani, date le rose; di Nerone, atto 38, A. Boito, ridotta Ar- manno Morlaecchi, of Italy: mand. o violino, ,.4to.,° © Feb. 19,1925; 1. ¢. Feb. 20; E 608680; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 730

Davico (V.) Six quatrains populaires portugais; paroles divers auteurs, musique V. Davico, of Italy. 1. Tu m’as appelée ta vie. [five others] ©’ Dee. '12,°1924° Te: Jan, 5: 1925;

EK 599963; Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 731 David the bard (Dafydd y gareg

wen); new English version, Doug- las Llewellyn, m arr. 8S. Northcote, of Great Britain; mixed voices. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. {English and Welsh text] © Jan. 15, 1925; 1 ¢. Feb. 20; E 608724; Sydney Northcote, Haywards Heath,

Sussex, England. 732 Davis (Arthur) Idylle; by A. Davis, of U. 8.; organ. obl. Svo. © Dee.

31, 1924; 2c. Jan. 2, 1925; EH 604822 ; Shattinger piano & music co., St. Louis. 733 Dawn of love; valse, A. H. Robinson, of England; pf. © Dec. 1, 1924; 1 ec. Dec. 8; E 608464; Alfred Hol- den Robinson, Rastrick, Yorks, Eng- land. 734

| Dawn of spring;

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two part cantata, w Alice Clifton Beil, m Richard Kountz, of U. S.; treble voices. 4to. © .Feb,...3) 1925) 2c Pens 605671; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- phia. 735 Dawn shall over Lethe break ; w Hil- aire Belloc, m Colin Macleod Camp- bell, of Great Britain; in F. Jan, 14, 1925;1c¢. Feb. 12; EH 608539; Boosey & co., ltd., London. 736 Day before yesterday; operetta for children, book, lyric and m Cynthia Dodge, of U. S. 4to. © Feb. 3, 1925; 2 e@/ Feb: 72D 26725) Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 737 Day by day; w A. G. Fisher, m EH. R. Farrar, of, Use S.c\@©, Bebs 2.4 1925 : 2c. Feb. 5; E 605510; E. R. Farrar, Chicago. 738 Day dreams; by Alice Barnett, of U. S.; violin solo, in first position, pf. ace. © Dec.'5, 1924°°2 @) "tan. 19, 1925; E 606646; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 739 Day dreams; w B. Bowden, melody B. Bowden and N. Cobblediek, both of U.S. ©1e¢. Mar. 9, 1925; H 610341 ; Bertha Bowden and Nell Cobbledick, Oakland, Calif. 740 Day (The) dreams never come true; wand m G. F. Nick, jr., of U. S. © 1e Jan. 15, 1925; E 605038; George Frances Nick, jr., Green Bay, Wis. 741 Day (A) in the country; by Gladys Cumberland, of England; pf. Feb. 18, 1925:' 1 € “hep, gar? 1) 608764; Warren & Phillips, London. 742

Day (A) in the life of a child; seven episodes in easy style, Jeannette L. Norman, of U. 8.; pf. © Dec.. 19, 1924; 2c. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606628 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 743

Day (The) of resurrection; by Wil- liam. Ms Webbe, of Ui, iSeq /4to.j7 1. Trumpet 2, in B flat—2. Ten. trom- bone.—3. Bass trombone.—4. Tim- pani. 5.) Trtmpet, (ne iat) C) Feb. 27, 1925; 2 c. each Mar. 2; E 610183-610187 ; H. W. Gray co., New York. [© arrangement] 744-748

w taken from The canon for

Easter by St. John of Damascus,

Rey. 1, 18, and a hymn, m William

Y. Webbe, of U. S.; mixed voices,

organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2c. Feb. 6; E 605763; H. W. Gray co., New York. 749

Days (The) are never long enough ; uni- son song, Ww Blanche H. Tritton, m Lil- jan Blight, of England. 4to. © Dec.

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4, 1924; 1c. Jan. 2, 1925; E. 599687 ; Warren & Phillips, London. 750 De lamps all lit up in Ziyon; w anon., m arr. C. L. Corbitt and L. C. Eley, both of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1925; EK 607689; C. L., Corbitt and L. C. _Eley, Salem, Va. 751 De ol’ time campmeetin’; negro camp meetin’ story in song, w and m Unohoo [pseud. of Ernest August Meyer] .of U. S. © Oct. 1, 1924; 2 c. Dec. 26; E 605143 ; Unohoo pub. co., Brooklyn. 752 Dear absent one; w and melody J. Wallis Or . 9. ©) 1 ¢,. Jan. 22, 1925; E 605231; Jessie Wallis, Ak- ron, O. 753 Dear, dear! humorous song, w H. M.

Burnaby, m Harold Arpthorp, of Great Britain; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 30,

1924; 1 ec. Jan. 12, 1925; H 608125; Reynolds & co., London. 754 Dear harp of my country (Llwyn on); English w Moore, m arr. S. Northcote, of Great Britain; mixed voices. London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. [English and Welsh text] © Jan. 24, 1925; 1 c Feb. 20; E 608727; Sydney Northeote, Hay- wards Heath, Sussex, England. 755

Dear (A) little goose; song or musical recitation, Ww anon. m August Halter, of U. S. © Feb. 3, 1925; 2 ¢. Feb. 7; E 605676; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 756

Dear love, adieu; w A. L. Glynn, m Albert M. Kanrich, of U.S: ©1e. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607530; Annie L. Glynn, Waltham, Mass. (57

Dear mother mine; w J. Healy, m Arnold T. Lax, of U. S. New York city, Frank Harding. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 ce. Feb.'14; E 607267; Jo- seph Healy, Worcester. 758

Dear old back yard days; w Sam Ehrlich, m Johnny Tucker, of U. S.; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 20, 1925; 2:¢c. Feb. 27; E 610114; Mau- rice Abrahams, inc., New York. 759

Dear old Cumberland; w C. H. W. Robertson and Sarah L. Shepherd, m CC. H. W. Robertson, transcribed S. L. Shepherd, both of U. S. © Feb. 4, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 4; E 605518; Charles H. Wesley Robertson, La- fayette, Ind. 760

Dear old Kansas City, the heart of “OU. 8S. A.; w and m N.:.A. Caswell, of U. S. Kansas City, Mo., Franklin Hudson, publishers. © Jan. 16, ‘1925; 2 ce. Jan. 26; E 605285; Neva A. Caswell, Kansas City, Mo. 761

775

Dear old pal I can’t forget you; w H. G. Brock, m H. O. Wheeler, of U.S. ©lc. Feb. 9, 1925; E 605695 ; Homer G. Brock, Kansas City, Mo.

762

Dear pal of mine; w and m R. Cy ' Bryant, of Russia, domiciled at Chi- cago. ae ath 44. 925° En 605028; Rudolph C. Bryant, Chi- cago. . 763

Dearer than dear; w H. Kahn, melody Evans Lloyd, arr. Jean Walz, both of U. S. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1925; EB 605904 ; Herman Kahn, Chicago.

764

Dearest little red head ; w and melody P. H. Lundgren, of U. S. ©l1e. Feb. 12, 1925; E 607382; Paul Henry Lundgren, Lowell, Mass. 765

Death letter dream blues; w and melody M. Davis, of U. S.; in C. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1925; E 607707 ; Mad- lynn Davis, Chicago. 766

Dédetkovy mamluyy; sousedska, arr. V.¥F. Fiser, of U.S. 4to. 1. Band.— 2. Orch. © Nov. 10, 1924; 2 c. each Jan. 12, 1925; E 606486, 606437; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 767, 768

pf. © Nov. 10, 1924;

2c. Jan. 13, 1925; E 606432; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 769 Deep blue eyes; by Maria Del’ Aqua, of U. S.; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co. © Dec. 26, 1924; 2 ec. Dec. 29; E 607422; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. 770 Delage (Maurice) Sept hai-kais; pa- roles traduits du Japonais, musique M. Delage, of France. obl. 24mo. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1.¢. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608262; J. Jobert, Paris. [© translation ] T71 Delaissido (La) (La délaissée) ; re- cueilli et harmonisé J. Canteloube, of France. (Chants d’Auvergne, 2° série, no. 4) © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 «4 Jan. 17, 1925; E 608223; Heugel,

Paris. [© collection and harmoni- zation | 10 (4 Delaware peaches blues; w and m

Jack Sawyer, of U. S.. ©1-e. Jan. 21, 1925; E 606730; United song writers, inc., New York. 773

Dénouement; w tr. from. the. Per- sian, m Jeanne Woolford, of U. S. © -Feb. 9,;'1925; 2 c. Feb.12;, E 607116 ; Boston music co., New York.

174

Denuded (The) forest; by Frances Terry, of U. S.;.pf., four hands. Feb. 5, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 18; EH 607440; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 775

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776

Desert (The) shall rejoice; anthem, w from the Bible, m Rowland W. Dun- ham, of U. S.; women’s chorus. 4to. © Dee. 18, 1924; 2 @ Jan. 17, 1925;

E 606662; Charles W. Homeyer & co., Boston. 776

Désespérance; par Alfred d’Ambrosio, arr, F. Heurteur, of France; violon, violoncelle et contrebasse avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ¢e. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608027; Henri Gregh, Paris. [© arrangement]

T77

Desire; part song, w Mary E. Glasson, m T. Bath Glasson, of U. S., op. 14, no. 2; sop. 1, 2, and alto. 4to. © Feb. 18 1925 ; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 607339 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 778

Detroit; fox trot, w J. A. Fehlner, m Al. Taylor, of U. S.; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dee. 30, 1924; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606206; Fehlner and Tay- lor, Detroit. 779

Detroit marcia; by J. De Fazio, of U. S.; instrumental. ©1 ec. Jan. 19, 1925; E 605175; Joseph De Fazio, Detroit. 780

Deutschland darf nicht untergehn! marsch, text und musik W. Kahle, of Germany; klavier. © Oct. 14, 1924; 1 c Jan. 3, 1925; E 608184; Wilhelm Kahle, Berlin-Schoéneberg, Germany. 781

Deuxiéme entr’acte; trio, tiré de la musique de scéne compossée pour Robert Macaire, A. Chantrier, of France; pf., violon et violoncelle avec contrebasse ad lib. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599980; Francis Salabert, Paris. 782

Devon (The) maid; poem Keats, m Eric Fogg, of England; high voice. © Jan. 19, 1925; 1 ec. Jan. 20; B 608290; Elkin & co., ltd., London.

783

Diabelli (—) Sonates (Sonatas) ; Ops., 32,33, 37, 38,. 73, ed. rey. Vic- tor Charmettes, of France; pf. 4 4 mains. (Edition francaise de musique classique, no. 298) © Dec. 12, 1924; Ive. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599902 ; Heugel, Paris. [© revised edition]

784

Diabolic-rayon; paroles Léo Leliévre et H. Varna, musique Raoul Moretti, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608085; Francis Salabert, Paris. 785

Diaphenia; by Hy. Constable, m A. Benjamin, of Great Britain. Lon- don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Jan. 1, 1925; 1 ¢«. Feb. 20; E 608734;

pt. III, n. s.. v. 20

Arthur Benjamin, Beare Green, Sur- rey, England. ~ 786 Dirty hell-ish blues; w and m W. - Benbow, arr. Lovie Austin, both of

U. S.; pf with-w, In EF. ©'1 e. Feb. 28, 1925; E 607723; William Benbow, Chicago. 787 Disappointed—feelings hurt blues;

w and melody D. D. Holmes, of “U.S... Cla, Web. te mazos, 607300 ; D. D. Holmes, New Orleans. 788

Disarmonie; versi Mya Nipotina, mu- sica Antonio Guarnieri, of Italy. © Feb,, 19, 1925; J1,.e.,.Feb. 20,;. B 608688 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 789

Divertissement; prelude and fuga, from Spanish-suite, De l’espanya de llegenda, J. C. Coll, of U. S; orch. sec. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1925; E 607721: John Costa Coll, New York. 790

Divine (The) affirmation; text St. Stephen the Sabaite, tr. J. M. Neale, m T. Hilton-Turvey, of England; in D, flat...©.Jan.,.2, 19255 1.-¢. Jan. 3; E 599732; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon- ‘don. 791

Divka v kroji nérodnim; polka, arr. NW. Bs oRiser ofsabbwis. + Atos 1. Orch.—2. Band. © Nov. 10, 1924; 2 c. each Jan. 12, 1925; E 606440, 606441; Joseph Jiran, Chicago.

792, 793

pf. with w. © Nov. 10,

1924; 2c. Jan. 18, 1925; E 606433 ;

Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 794

Dixie breeze; w and m G. Dunbar, arr. Otto Zimmerman, both of Can- ada. tee! Jian!) Ty 1925): H 606569 ; George Dunbar, Montreal, Canada. — 795

Dixie-land; part-song, arr. Nathaniel Irving Hyatt, of U. S., op. 37; mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 14, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 16; E 6065438; J. Fischer & bro., New York. [© nap enone]

7

Dixie sweet Dixieland; w and melody W. R. Jones, of U. S., arr. Lovie Austin; in A) flat..~.@,® ¢.Jan,, 2, 1925; E 606111; Will Rodger Jones, Chicago. 797

Dixieland blues; or, Down in dear old Dixie—there’s where I long to be, w and m H. T. McDowell, of U. S. © 1 e« Feb./26, 19253) E 607620; Harold Troutt McDowell, Nashville, Ill. 798

Do (The) I, or don’t I blues; w and melody Elsie Janis, of U. S. ©-1 e. Feb. 3, 1925; E 605486; Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 799

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the undecided blues, from Puz- ales of 1925, w and m Hlsie Janis, of U. S.; pf. acec., with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 25, “1925; 2 c. Feb. 26; E 607640; Irv- ing Berlin, inc., New York. 800

Do you do cross-word puzzles; w and m K. L. Richards, of U. S. ©1«. Feb. 18, 1925; E 605850; Katherine Louise Richards, New York. 801

Do you ever dream of me; w Dave Goldye, m Charles L. Cooke, of U. S.; pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 24, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 26; E 606824; Ted Browne music co., inc., Chicago.

802 Do you mean it; fox trot, w and melody M. Bockel, arr. Rudolf

Thaler, both of U. S. © 1. Jan. 3, 1925; E 604845; Maurice Bockel, Philadelphia. 803 Doctor; w G. O’Ramey, m Herbert Stothart, arr. Carl C. Gray, both of U. S.; pf. with w. © 1. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606584; Georgia O’Ramey, Chicago. 804

Dolce Risolino; valzer, Santi Tafa- rella, of Italy, domiciled at New York; instrumental. © 1 c¢. Jan. 29, 1925; E 605355; Giovanni Lici- tra & Salvatore Giacino, New York.

, 805

Don Juan; w and m R. A. Mirzan, of France. © 1 c¢. Jan. 31, 1925; E 606962; Richard Antony Mirzan, Syracuse, N. Y. 806

Don Quixote; suite, V. F. Safranek, arr. Lester Brockton, of U. S.; full orch. with pf. conductor. 1. A Spanish village. [3 others] © Dec. 2, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1925; E 606617; Carl Fischer, ine., New York. [@€ arrangement | 807

Doniach (Shula) Four songs from a Child’s garden of verses; w Robert Louis Stevenson, set to m S. Don- iach, of Great Britain. 1. The swing. [8 others] © Feb. 24, 1925; 1 ce. Feb. 26; E 608753 ; Edwin Asb- down, Itd., London. 808

Donnybrook fair; by George Roberts, of U. S.; pf. © Dec. 30, 1924; 2 «. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606093; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 809

Don’t be ashamed of the name of Abra- ham; w Howard Johnson and Lew Klein, m Irving Bibo, of U. S. © Web. 13;; 1925; 2 ce. Feb.) 2D EB 607119; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,

. ine., New York. 810

Don’t blame your daddy; w and mel- ody F. C. Schutz, of U. S.. © 1.

52684254 35

823

Feb, 11, 1925; E607114~ Frea €arl Schutz, Galveston, Tex. 811

Don’t bother me; w Virginia M. Munn, m Carl Rupp, of U. S. © Jan. 6, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 7; E 605534; Jack

~ Mills, inc., New York. 812

Don’t cry—sweetheart; waltz, Evan Georgeoff, arr. H. A. Hummel, both OF eso OGM, ane toe hep. ae 1925; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 605964; Evan Georgeoff music pub. co., Cleveland.

813

Don’t dog me around; w and m La- Thair Stevens, of U.S. ©1ce. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607633; Chicago music pub. co., Chicago. 814

Don’t ever say you'll leave me; w and! mi" W's Gillen,’ of 'U. S-*-pf. ©1ec. Jan. 2, 1925; E 605177; Wil- liam Patrick Gillen, Elmhurst, L. I., New: 815

Don’t leave me alone; w Anthony- Angelo Agro, melody Alfred An- tonimi, of UW Si) © :- IT ciJam 26, 1925: E 606780; Anthony Agro, Brooklyn. 816

Don’t say Aloha when I kiss you good-bye; w and m Wendell W. Hall and Bert H. Carlson, both of U. S.; pf. aee:,, with ukulele arr. Dick Konter. © Jan. 14, 1925; 2 c¢ Jan. 15; E 605058; Shapiro, Bern- stein & co., inc., New York. 817

Don’t say no; w Baron Keyes, m F. M. Buckholz, of U. S. © 1. Jan. 12, 1925; E 606451; Fred M. Buckholz, San Francisco. 818

Don’t send me back to Petrograd; from Music box revue, w and m i ‘erin oar U.S. (O* dan 1925; 2 c. Jan. 14; E 606484; Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 819

Don’t tell me I’ve just been dreaming ; w R. E. Hausrath, m Walter Smith and lL. Goelzlin, both of U.S. [Blue- print] © 1 e@ Oct. 28, 1924; EB 607104; R. E. Hausrath and Louis F. Goelzlin, San Francisco. 820

Don’t touch it; w and melody A. W.

Green, of U. S. © 1 c@ Jan. 16, 1925; E 606497; A. W. Green, At- lantie City. 821

Don’t try to’ cry your way back to me; w Phil Kelly, m Henry Well- ing, of U. S.. © Jan. 24, 1925; 2 «. Jan. 24; E 605271; Triangle music

pub. co., ine., New. York. 822 Doorway (A) in Norway; w. and melody O. W. Baker, of U.' S.: ©

1 c. Feb. 18, 1925; H 607187; Oscar “W. Baker, West Allis, Wis. 823

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824

Dorado (El); danse tango, A. J. Weidt, arr. R. E. Hildreth, of U. S.; OLCH. . 440. KC) AMS. te. | oes 3 Oe Feb. 25, 1925; E 610057; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. [© arrange- ment] 824

Dorise; Spanish waltz, Nell Scannell [pseud. of K. Stovall] of U. S.; pf. [Photographed] © 1 c« Jan. 7, 1925; E 607613; Kathryne Stovall pub. co., Oklahoma, Okl. 825

Dot and dash; polka, by Clara Lam- bert Hill, of U..S.;-pf....©.Jan., 20, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 2; E 606897; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 826

Doubtful blues; fox trot,’ w and m Sampson Butts, of U. S. © Feb. 14, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 26; E 607644; Samp- son & Jackson, St. Louis. 827

Down and out blues; w W. Earthman Farrell, m Arthur Sizemore, of U. S.; pf. ace. with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 5, 1925; 2 ce. Jan. 27; E 605333; L. B. Curtis music publisher, New York. 828

Down at the end of the garden; w Royden Barrie, m May H. Brahe, of Great Britain; in C. © Jan. 26, 1925; 1 ce. Feb. 16; E 608571; Enoch & sons, Iltd., London. 829

Down by the clothes line, Maggie that’s where I hang out; w B. Banks, m H. A. Hummel, of U. S.

Feb. 4, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 4; E 605517; B. Banks, Gary, Ind. 830

Down by the river blues; w and m J. Guy Suddoth, arr. John J. Erby, o@mU. S. © 1c. Feb.. 20,. 1925;. EB 607454; John J. Erby, Chicago. 831

w and m J. Guy Suddoth, of U. S., arr. Thomas Dorsey; in F. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1925; E 607626; Chi- cago music pub. co., Chicago. 832

Down by the tra la la la; w and melo- dy M. Stokes, of U. S. ©1e. Jan. 17, 1925; E 605108; Melvin Stokes, Ossining, N. Y. 833

Down gulf way; w and melody F. B. Rush, of U.S. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1925; EK 606517; Flim B. Rush, Hatties- burg, Miss. 834

Down in old Kentucky, where dreams come true; w H. M. Dougherty, m

J. L. Frank, of U. S. © 1 ¢. Jan. 29, 1925; E 605348; Harry M. Dougherty, Cincinnati. 835

Down in Tennessee; song-fox-trot, w Jos. Gardner, m V. Balch, of U. S. ©1c. Aug. 6, 1924; E 605032; Vade Balch, Woodland, Wash. 836

pt. 111, n.s., v. 20

Down to a cabaret; w Graham John,

ote

m Max Darewski, of England;in fF. ~

[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee. 29, 1924; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1925; E 608658; Francis, Day & Hunter, London. 837

Dramatic agitation; by Walter G. Hauenschild, of U. S.; oreh. 4to. ©. Dec. 31, 1924; 2 e. Jan; 2, 1925;

E 606835 ; Photo play music ¢co., inc., |

New York. 838

Draw on, sweet night; w traditional. m John Wilbye, ed. Edmund H. Fel- lowes, of England; six mixed voices. Transposed ed. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 18, 1925; E 608156 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 839

Drdla (Franz) Notturno; by F. Drdla, of Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled at New York, op. 183; violin and pf. © Feb. 5, 19253. 2 ¢;(heb. .di;; 607128 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- ton. 840

Dream; by Ernest Bloch, of U. §8.; pf. (Enfantines, no. 10) © Dec. 17, 1924; 2 ©. Jan. 19, .Ag2hes EB 606627; Carl Fischer, ine, New York, 841

Dream cottage; w J. P. Whedon, m Le Roy Wetzel, of U. S. © Feb. 11,

1925; 2 c. Feb. 14; E 607258; Theo.

Presser co., Philadelphia. 842

Dream girl; waltz, w Iva Cahoon, m Lucile Pyper, of U. S. © Dee. 29, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1925; EH 604844; Cahoon & Pyper, Salt Lake ere

Dream girl of mine; w and m W. R. Bond,,, 0£:-U..8." © ae mms, 19, 1925; E 605166; William Raymond Bond, Hubbard, O. 844

Dream-girl (The) of my heart; w and m R. M. Stultz, of U. S. © Feb. 18,1925; 2.¢, Feb, 19 j2E 605875 ; Wm. A. Pond & co., New York. 845

Dream moth; w and m P. H. Lawless, of U. Sitsoimtkedisveigesig @i1i c. Feb. 24, 1925; E 607526; Paul Hen- derson Lawless, Topeka, Kan. 846

Dream (A) of Egypt; suite, Amy Woodforde-Finden, arr. Sydney Baynes, of Great Britain; orch. with pf. conductor. (Boosey’s or- chestral journal, no. 250) 1. Intro- duction.—I[five others] © Nov. 29, 1924: 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599804 ; Boosey & co., London. [© arrange-

— ment] 847

Dream on; w Sam Braverman, m Leon Close, of U. S. © Dec. 31, 1924: 2 ec. Jan. 16, 1925; E 606549 ; Jack Mills, ine., New York. 848

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~MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

nos. 1—2, 1925

Dreaming; from Aladdin, w and m B. Hamblen, of U. S. © Jan. 2, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 3; E 606382; Ber- nard Hamblen, New York. 849

from Comic supplement of Ameri- can life, w J. P. McEvoy, m Henry Souvaine and Con Conrad, both of iowa we). rep. 2, 1925: 2.¢. Keb. 3; E 607020; Harms, inc., New York. 850 w.and m J. Crawford, of U. S. Sedalia, Mo., A. W. Perry’s sons. een 1a, 1925 «2 CC Jan. 19°. 606681; Jack Crawford, Sedalia, Mo. 851

w and m J. McCusker, of U. S. © 1 c¢..Jan. 10, 1925; E 605033; John McCusker, North Adams, Mass. 852

w V. R. Jones, melody Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U.S. ‘©1c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 605300; Voyd R. Jones, Middleton, O. 853

Dreaming in the moonlight; w John J. Caddigan, m Oliver E. Story, of se ts with, w., © 1,¢.,.Feb. 20; 1925; HE 605949; Grey gull records, ine., South Boston. 854

Dreaming of childhood days; w Mary Merrell, m Jack A. Edwards, of U. 8S. -New York City, Frank Hard- ing. © Jan. 5, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 24; E 605988; Mary M. Merrell, Havre, Mont. 855

Dreaming of Dixie; w and m N. I. Mantz, of Great Britain, domiciled at Groton, Conn. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1925: E 606859 ; Nellie Irene Mantz, Groton, Conn. 856

Dreaming of home and you; w and m J. Rh. Wolte, of 'UlS'S! '© Te: Feb. 3, 1925; E 605485; J. Raymond Wolfe, St. Charles, Pa. 857

Dreaming of love; w and melody Mrs. D. H. Singley, of U. S. ©1c. Feb. 7, 1925; E 605609; Mrs. D. H. Sing- ley, Souwilpa, Ala. 858

Dreaming of the old school days; w and m E. B. Case, of U. 8S. © Jan. 5, 1925; 2 c. Dec. 31, 1924; E 605171 ; Eugene Belding Case, Amsterdam, No 859

Dreaming of you; w Lewis Patterson, melody and arr. J. L. Brannon, of Woes: ©) 1).e, Keb. 16, 1925>. Eb 605859; James Leo Brannon, Dela- ware City, Del. 860

w Monte Williams, m L. Cooper,

a, SO Ee. Jan. 5, 49252" 1h 606291; Lawrence Cooper, MHollvy- wood, Calif. 861

‘Dreamland (The) piper ;

a7

873

Dreaming of you dear; w Sydney Lanier Gibson, m Eva Lee Sum- mers, of U..S: © Jan..5, 1925; 2 @ Jan. 7; E 606400; Ray B. Summers, Birmingham, Ala. 862

Ww and m Grace Twyman, of U. S. © Jan. 10, 1925; 2c. Jan. 18; E 606488; C. W.

Thompson & co., Boston. 863 Dreams of boyhood days; w R. A. Bear, melody Herman Dubois

[pseud. of Ethel Fisher] of U. S. ©1c. Feb. 4, 1925; E 606997; Roy A. Bear, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 864

Dreams of Dixie; w Perry Johnston, m L. G. Bivens, of U. S. © Feb. 11, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 16; E 607334; LeMay music eco., Yakima, Wash.

865

Dreams of Lough Neagh; waltz, Wm. Bird, of England; pf. © Feb. 17, 1925; 1 ec. Feb. 19; E 608628; Her- man Darewski music pub. co., Lon- don. 866

Dreams of memory; w and melody J2ck. .Bross) of US. .© Insel Feb. 16, 1925; E 607284; J. Fred Bross, Waterloo, Ia. 867

Dreams of the Southland; w and m Andrew Jenkins, arr. Irene Spain, both of U. S. ©1e. Feb. 9, 1925; E 607098; Polk C. Brockman, At- lanta. 868

Dreams that come true; fox trot, w B..C. Riddick, m N. C. Davis, of U. S. © Feb. 20, 1925; 2 c Feb. 24; E 610022; Birdie C. Riddick music pub. co., Texarkana, Ark.

869

Dreamy Delhi; w Lou Davis, m Henry Santly, of U. S., arr. J. E. Andino; pf. ace., with ukulele in D. © Mar. 2, 1925:..2,e.. Mar. 5; E.. 610191; Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.

870

Dress parade; by Juan Masters, of U3) eapL. . (in -T faunes:, for, tots) © Jan.419, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. °24; 0 605399 ; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- cago. 871

Driftin’ on; w Cameron Field, m Rich- ard Kountz, of U. S.; high voice. © Jan. 22, 1925; 2 c Jan. 24; E 605318 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- phia. 872

Drifting; barearolle, Fred Strubel, arr. R. E. Hildreth, of U. S.; oreh. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1925; E 610058; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. [© arrangement] 873

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874

pt. 111, n.s., v. 20

“Drifting—Continued. by L. Leslie Loth, of U. S.; pf. © -Jan. 12-49905"2 2° e@.' Web: hi 605685 ; White-Smith music pub. co., ~ Boston. 874 w and m L. G. Nicholson, of Di. [OVA e. ) Rebs 119955 0) 605735; Laurie Gregory~ Nicholson, Los Angeles. 875 Drifting along; by G. L. Stalzer, of WwW. S.; pf... © 1 c.;)July, 26, . 1924; E 604760; George L. Stalzer, Chi- cago. 876 Drifting on the lake; by Hans Schick, of U. S.; pf. (Recreation park) GC Heb, 1 1925 2) 2'"e Wen a 607248; Theo. Presser co., Phila- delphia. 877 Drifting on the sea; w and m S§. A. Langis and S. R. Bourque, both of UT! S2°O© Pe “Jan! 18,1925 605003 ; Samuel A. Langis and Syl- vain R. Bourque, Lynn, Mass. 878 ‘Drink more beer; fox trot song, Bur- ton Hale, of Great Britain; in F. {Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 12, 1925; 1 c@ Feb. 25; H 608698 ; Lareine & co., ltd., London. 879

Drink to me only with thine eyes; variations on an English tune, Hu- bert Crook, of Great Britain; pf. ©: Feb,-:.2;., 4925," .0.e. Bebe 33 7.8 608720; A. Hammond & co., Lon-

don. 880 Drinking song; from ‘The _ student prince in Heidelberg, w Dorothy

Donnelly, m Sigmund Romberg, of as.” © Jan. 9f1925* 2..c. Fan. 10: E 606492; Harms, inc., New York. 881

Dromedary; fox trot, Milt Hagen and ‘Roslyn Clephane, arr. C. E. Wheeler, One SS. “oren. Ato: (©) sam. “f0. 1925; 2c. ' Jan." 7a; Hi. 60p012* Kd- ward B. Marks music co., New York. [© arrangement] 882

—w and m Milt Hagen and Roslyn Clephane, both of U. S. © Jan. 8, 1925; 2 e«. Jan. 9; E 606410; Ed- ward B. Marks music co., New York.

883

Drum, fife and trumpet; miniature, Frederic A. Franklin, of U. S.; violin and pf. © Feb. 11, 1925; 2 e. Feb. 14; E 607256; Theo. Presser eo., Philadelphia. 884

Duck, your mother’s a- goose, that’s doing the daffy duck; w and mel- ody, J. Ri Hamilton, .of) Us S..) © 1 ¢@. Jan. 8, 1925; EK 604935; James R. Hamilton, New York. 885

38

Duenna (The) ; selection from Sheri- dan’s comic opera, m composed and compiled Thomas Linley and his son, arr. Tudor Cray, all of Great Britain; pf. with w. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 20, 1925; 1 c Feb. 2; E 608424; Duff, Stewart & co., lItd:, London. 886

songs and dances from the comic opera in three acts, Richard Brins- ley Sheridan, m composed and arr. Alfred Reynolds, of Great Britain. Svo. © Jan.'24, 1925>2.eF Web. 12); D 26727; Boosey & co., ltd., London. 887

Duett Edmond-Susette; from Ninon, w Egon Schubert, melody Erno Balogh, of U. S. © 1 ce. Feb. 21, 1925; EH 610220; Karczag pub. co., inc., New York. 888

Duke or devil; farcical opera in one act, w Ivor Gatty, m Nicholas C. Gatty, of England. Vocal se. Re- vised ed. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 ce. Jan. 13, 1925; D 26736; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 889

Dus weibel next door; w Samuel Lowenwirth, melody J. and J. Kam- men, both of U. S. ©1e. Feb. 20, 1925; E 607450; Jack and Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn. 890

Dusk; impromptu, Gustay Klemm, of U.S. ; violin and pf, @y Bee. 23, 1924; 2 c Jan. 30, 1925; EH 605387 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. S891

Dust O! [and] Old elo’es; w tradi- tional, m arr. Hrnest Newton, of Great Britain; in C. 8vo. (Street cries of old London, nos. 2, 3) © Jan, 14) OZ ae OD ele eae sr) 608159; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- don. 892

Dutch fishergirls; intermezzo, Joen Fresco, of Holland, op. 8; pf. © Jan.) 22°): 192540 Byer dame. 24 7H 606753 ; Belwin, inc., New York. 893

Duvernoy (—) Etude; selected and ed. Leopold Godowsky, of U. S.; pf. (Progressive series studies) 1-3. Op. 120, bk. 3, nos: (5, 11,°14. © Feb. 26, 1925; 2 c. ‘each Mar. 5; E 610204610206; Art publication soc. St. Louis. [© fingering, phras- ing, annotations and glossary]

894-896 EK’ arrivata Migghierema; versi e musica Nino Marchetti, of Italy,

domiciled at New York; mand. ace.

4to. © Feb. 3, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 607321; D’Agostino bros., inc., New York. 897

- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

nos. 1-2, 1925

"EH duie ‘nnucente; ovvero, Sacco e vanzetti, versi R. M. Grimaldi, melodia R. Borrelli, both of U. 8. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1925; E 605252; R. Mirto Grimaldi and Raffaele Bor- relli, Philadelphia. 898

BH’ ggiglie ’a Nola; versi e musica A. Miccio, of Italy, domiciled at Brook- lyn; mand. ace. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 2 c Feb. 16, 1925; H 607329; Antonio Miccio, Brooklyn. 899

EH’ ssempe Maria; versi Peppino Cas- tiglia, musica ©. D’Alessandro, of Italy; mand. acc. LEHdizioni Cas- tiglia. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1924) ©€ Nov. 25, 1924; 1 ¢. Dec. 2; H 608302 ; John Petrillo, New York.- 900

*E vvoce belle ’e Napule; versi e mus- ica Tony Miccio [i. e. A. Miccio] of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; mand. ace. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2c. Feb, 16, 1925; E 607325; Antonio Miecio, Brooklyn. 901

Eagle parade march; by J. H. Heac- ker, of U. S.; pf. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1925; E 605845; John Henry Heac- ker, Tacoma. 902

Earl’s (Mary) Hawaiian song folio; collection of Hawaiian song gems, w and m Mary Earl [pseud. of Rob- ert King] and others, all of U. S.; with ukulele arr. Dick Konter, of U.S: © Jan.,24, 1925; 2).¢.. Jan: 26; E 605767; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 903

Hast St. Louis blues; w Mrs. O. M. Hollis, m John L. Herman, of U. S. © 1e¢ Jan. 26, 1925; E 606786; Mrs. O. M. Hollis, Hast St. Louis, Tl. 904.

East (The) side and the west side; or, The Little Irish Rose, w and m J. D. McCarthy, of U. S. 1. Song. 20 Walta: pt... © Heb,.,16, 19255. 2 ec. each Feb. 19; E 605940, 605941 ; K. Dehnoff, New York. 905, 906

Faster gates swing wide; service for Sunday schools and young people, w Lizzie DeArmond and others, m Roy H. Nolte and others, of U. S. Svo. © Feb. 2, 1925; 2 c., Feb. 19; E 607457; Fillmore bros. co., Cin- cinnati. 907

Easy piano lessons; by Stella Morse Livsey, of U. S. v. 1. © Feb. 7, 1925; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E 605725; B: F. Wood music co., Boston. 908

Eat more fruit; singing fox trot, w and m Herbert Rule and Harry Stogden, both of Great Britain; in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- tions] C= Feb. 18, 1925; 1 c. Feb.

920

19; E 608646; Lawrence Wright music co., London. +909 "Haven ’elp the sailors; solo. version, w Clifford Seyler, m John C. Holliday, © of England; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee. 29, 1924; 1c. Feb. 16, 1925; E 608648; Fran- cis, Day & Hunter, London. 910

Ebel (Arnold) Nocturne; von A. Ebel, of Germany, op. 23, no. 2; klavier. © Nov. 10, 1924; 1 c. Dee. 16; E 608478; D. Rahter, TL ee 4

Git.

Noveliette; von A. Ebel, of Ger- many. op! 237 m0.) 1; Klavier... © Nov. 10, 1924; 1 ¢. Dee. 16; E: 608477 ; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 912°

— Sechs kleine lyrische stticke (Six petites piéces lyriques) ; in leichter spielart, A. Ebel, of Germany, op. 24, mit fingersatz versehen Maria Leo; klavier. © Dec. 15, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 12, 1925; H 608205; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 913

Ecco il magico specehio; di Nerone, atto 2, A. Boito, ridotta Armanno Morlacchi, of Italy; mand. o vio- lino. 4to. © Feb. 19, 1925; 1 e¢. Feb. 20; E 608679; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 914

Echo (The); w C. Seiler, m Anthony S. Lohmann, of U. S. © 1. Feb. 21, 1925; E 605978; Charles Seiler, Denver. 915

Heho song; antiphonal, English text Nathan Haskell Dole, m Orlando Di Lasso, arr. Archibald T. Davison, of U. S§.; eight-part cho. for men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. © Feb. 14,. 1925; 2 c Feb. 18; E 607399; H. C. Schirmer music co., Boston. 916.

Eeo (L’) ragusano; schottisch, melody Antonino Caucano, of Italy, domi- ciled at New York. © 1 e.. Feb. 18, 1925; E 607873; Giovanni Lici-. tra, New York. 917

Heny-meeny-miney-mo; operetta for girls, libretto Sarah Grames Clark, m Ira B. Wilson, of U. 8S. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1924; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1925; D 26728 ; Eldridge entertainment house, Franklin, O. 918

Hglise (L’) de village; de J. de la Presle, arr. S. Chapelier, of Franee; orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©: Dec. 31,, 1924; 1 ¢.. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608248: Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. [© arrangement] 919°

Egyptiana; by J. Carmel, of U. S.: violin. Co dae OL) ROQS. = Hy 606659 ; Jack Carmel, New York.

920°

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

921

Ei (Das) des Columbus; shimmy-fox. text Theo. Scholle, musik Richard Etlinger, of Germany. © Oct. 15, 1924: 1 e«. Dec. 1; E 608425; Mu- sikverlag city, Berlin. 921

Hileen O’Neal; w and m Frank Cosby Carpenter, of U. 8S. © Jan. 5, 1925; 2c. Jan. 7; E 606398; Frank Car- penter, Louisville. 922

Ejaculation to God; w Herrick, m Percy Turnbull, of Great Britain. © Dec. 29, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1925; E 599822; Forsyth bros., ltd., Lon- don. 923

Elegia; in morte di Giacomo Puccini, w Italo Stanco, m L. Romano, of Italy, domiciled at New York. © 1 ec. Dec. 29, 1924; EH 604663; Luigi Romano, New York. 924

Elegie; by Maurice Baron, of France ; pf. © Jan. 22, 1925; 2c. Jan. 24; E 606755; Belwin, inc., New York. 925 de P. de Bréville, arr. S. Chape- lier, of France; orch. avec pf. con- ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1c. Jan. 17, 1925; HE 608247; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. [© arrange- ment} 926 liederfolge nach gedichten von Lenau u. MHichendorff, Englische iibersetzung Florence T. Jameson, Franzosische tibersetzung Amédee u. Frieda Boutarel, musik Othmar Schoeck, of Switzerland, op. 36; eine singstimme __U. kammerorchester. Partitur. © Dee. 18, 1924; 1c. Jan. 22, 1925; HE 608455; Breitkop{f & Hiirtel, Leipzig. 927 par Héléne de Callias, of France ; pf. Editions musicales Buffet-Cram- pon & cie. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1.¢. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599925; Hvette et Schveffer, Paris. 928 par Roger Branga, of France; violoncelle, 17° position, avec pf. Dec. 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599947; Durand et cie., Paris. 929 Elegy ; by Rudolf Friml, of U. 8.3 vio- lin and pf. © Feb. 9, 1925; 2 ¢. Feb. 12; E 607118; Boston music C€o., New York. 930 Elena: valse brillante, Josephine Ho- vey Perry, of U. S:;\ pt. © Jan. 7, 4925-2 c. Jan. 12; E 605022; C. W.

Thompson & co., Boston. 931 Tlévation; piéce religieuse, P. de Bréville, arr. S. Chapelier, of France, violon solo avee ace. de

quatuor, et pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee, 12, 1924; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1925; 1D)

pt. 1, n. s., v. 20

608013; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. [© arrangement] © 932 Eleventh (The) star folio; seven of | the most celebrated symphonies, arr. Henry Tolhurst, of Great Britain. 1. Violoncello.—2. Violin. © Oct. 30, 1924;.1.¢e.,each Feb. 2, 1925; EH 608473, 608474; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 933, 934

Elfes (Les) des bois; paroles L. - Fortolis, musique Paul Pierné, of France. © Dee. 19, 1924; 1 ¢. Feb. 5, 1925; E 608430; Librairie Hach- ette, Paris. 935

Fliane s’endort; berceuse, de G. Ama- niera, of Italy; orch. avec pf.-con- ducteur. 4to. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1c. Jan. 5, 1925; H 599869; G. Ama- niera, Paris. 936

Klite (The) ; march, Thos. Bidgood, of Great Britain; pf. (Hull élite edi- tion no. 1) © Dec. 20, 1924; 1 «. Jan. 7, 1925; E 599792; James P. Hull, London. La 937

Hlves; by Ernest Bloch, of U. S.; pf. (EHnfantines, no. 4) Dee. 17, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1925; EH 606621: Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 938

Elves and gnomes; mazurka brillante, H. Engelmann, of U. S.; pf. © Jan. 15, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 20; EH 606695; Oliver Ditson co., Boston 939

Elves in the moonlight; caprice, Charles Lindgreen, of U. S.; pf. Dec. 30, 1923'5 2) ec sane 2, eee - By 604748 ; Belwin, inc., New York.

940

Emerald isle; w and melody B. Keyes,

of “U. ST © 1'e" Febiv 14192577) 605841; Baron Keyes, San Fran- cisco. 941

and melody F. J. Ad- ©? ce? Fan 16,

Emma G: w cock, of Canada. 1925; KE 606505; Fred J. Adcock, Stone, Sask., Canada. 942

Empire (The) march; 1924, Edward Elgar, of Great Britain; orch. with pf.—conductor. London, Boosey & co. (Boosey’s orchestral journal, no.’ 243)" © June 2g aes 2 aie, Aug. 19; E 593495; Enoch & sons, Itd., London. [© arrangement]

943

Empty (The) love nest; w and melody EE) Sifert, of Uy Suen, Jan. 16, 1925; E 606498; Hmeline Egan Sifert, Golva, N. D. 944

En Eeocsse; par Roger Branga, of ¥ranee; violoneelle. 1°° position, avec pf. © Dee. 5, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1925; EH 599949; Durand et cie., Paris. 945

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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

nos. 1—2, 1925

Enchanted river; w Stoddard King, m Zo Elliott, of U. S. © Feb. 18, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 19; E 6074438; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 946

End (The) of the lane; w A. Ella Bridger, m Kennedy Russell, of Great Britain; no. 1 in C. © Jan. 29, 1925; 1 ce. Jan. 30; E 6083876; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 947

Enough to know; w Frances 8S. Clark, m Frances Porter Ross, of U. S.; quartet or cho. of mixed voices. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606098; Harold Flammer, inc., New York. [© arrangement] 948

Ensorceleuse ; hésitation, paroles André Lénéka et Henry Moreau, musique G. Bonincontro, of France; chant seul. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1c. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608246; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 949

pf. avee_ paroles.

Editions musicales Buffet, Crampon

Soe, ©) Dee. 12,1924: 1. ¢. Jan, 5,

1925 ; E 599931; Evette et Schaeffer,

Paris. 950

Enthroned in light; trio, arr. Cuth- bert Harris, of Great’ Britain; women’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 29, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 4; E 607006; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. [© ar- rangement | 951

Entry of the procession; march, Carl Schmeidler, of Germany; pf. Dec. 31, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1925; B 606196 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- phia. 952

Epiphanie ; fresque d’aprés une légende éthiopienne, André Caplet, of France; partition de violoncelle et d’orch. © Dec. 31, 1924; 1 «. Jan. 17, 1925; E 608274; Durand et cie., Paris. 953

Hrlebach (Rupert) Three old English songs; w Robert Herrick and Rob- ert Wever, m R. Erlebach, of Great Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,

ltd. 1. To the willow tree. [2 others] © Jan. 1, 1925; 1 c. Feb. 20; E 6087387; Rupert Erlebach, London. 954

Ernestine; couplets, de Troublez-moi, paroles Yves Mirande, musique Raoul Moretti, of France. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 c«. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599987; Francis Salabert, Paris. 955

-—— one step; de Troublez-moi, Raoul Moretti, of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1925; E 608108; Francis Salabert, Paris. [© arrangement]

956

968

tht ge 8 —pf. © Dee. 12, 1924; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1925; E 599994; Francis Salabert, Paris. [© ar- rangement | 957

Eros; w Robert H. Davis, m Arthur - Nevin, of U. S.; high voice. © Jan. 19, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 22; E 605194; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 958 Ertel (Paul) Sonate; von P. Ertel, of Germany, op. 50; violine und Klavier. © Jan. 1, 1925 :°#"e?'Web. 14; E 608608; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. . 959 Es vet nit regenen mehr; w D. Nodiff, m I. J. Hochman, of U. S. (AAI JDIVAYT wr) YY) OY) © 1c. Jam 5, 1925. E 606260; David Nodiff, Brooklyn. 960 Esearlate; march, Jos. La Fratta, of U. 8.; band. Cincinnati, O., Fill- more music house. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1925; 2 c«. Jan. 30:28 GO6S42 : Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 961

Escorte-marche; by <A. Turlet, of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1924; 1 c Jan. 17, 1925; E 608225; A. Turlet, Paris.

962

Esther, princesse d’Israél; drame lyrique en 3 actes, André Dumas et S. Charles Leconte, musique A. Mariotte, of France. Jan. Zee 1925; 1 e. Jan. 22; E 608308; Enoch & cie., Paris. 963

Estrella (La) vespertina (The evening star) ; por EK. Thimgren, of Mexico; violin. ¥' pl "OC! Jan 5," 1995-2 e Jan. 10; E 605015; Edward Thim- gren, Popotla, D. F., Mexico. 964

Estudiantina; Spanish dance, arr. J. D. Schurmann, of U. S.; steel guit. ©) Jan’ o2h 74995) 2telJan enon 604883 ; Joseph Daniel Schurmann, Denver. [© new arrangement]

965

Kternal (The) city (Citta eterna) ;

march, Emil Onori, of U. S8.; accor-

dion. (Sonata mensile, Dec. 1924, no. 176) © Nov. 12, 1924; 2c. Jan. 2, 1925; E 606127; Biagio R. Quat-

trociocche, Steubenville, O. 966

Eternal light (Lux eterna); anthem, English text and arr. Paul Bliss, m A. Buzzi-Peccia, of U. S.; mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 22, 1925; 2 c. Jan. 24; E 605311; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 967

Eternal love; w and m Lester W. Beckley, of U. S. © 1. Feb. 4, 1925; E 606979; L. W. Beckley, Loudonville, O. 968

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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES

969

pt. It, n. S., Vv. 20

Hternal question; w J. Jushny, set.to | Evening song; by Alice Barnett, of

folk songs arr. I. Golgotzki, of Rus- sia, domiciled at New York. © 1. Jan. 10, 1925; EH 606423; J. Jushny’s Blue bird theatre, New York. 969

Eternal Son of God; Easter cantata, EK. K. Heyser, of U. S. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 4to. Feb. 6, 1925; 2 c. Feb. 19; aff. Feb. 20; A 824054; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.- 970

Etna (L’) ; polka two step, Pietro Fro- sini, of U. 8.; accordion. (Sonata mensile per armonica, February 1923, ne. 154), @alanir3k, 1923: 2 c. Jan. 20, 1925; E 605146; Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.

971

Etrange (L’) mélodie; fox-blues, pa- roles Philippe Goudard, musique M. Cazes, of France. © Dec. 12, 1924; 1 e¢ Jan. 7, 1925; E 608074; Mario Cazes, Paris. 972

Etude caprice; by Rode-Elman, trans- seription Mischa Elman, of U. S.; violin and pf. © Jan. 9, 1925; 2 e. Jan. 13; E 605011; Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 973

Etudes de gammes et d’arpéges; toon- ladder en accoord oefeningen, Guil- laume Hesse, of Netherland ; violon-

celle. Amsterdam, Seyffardt’s mu- viekhandel..... 1°" pte.., 2" et. 3..,0c- taves. © Nov. 21, 1924: 1 ¢ Jan.

2, 1925; H 599848; J. L. W. and C. Seyffardt, Amsterdam. 974

Even tho; w and melody Billy Tay- lor and Tom Burke, arr. Geo. R. Buechner, all of U. S. ©1. Feb. 27, 1925; E 607673; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 975

Hvening; melody Phil Napoleon and Frank Sighnorelli, both of U. §S., arr. L. Katzman. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 6, 1925: E 607069; Louis Katzman, New York. 976

Evening chimes; reverie, W. A. John- son..of U.S. 3 (pf... © drerdan14, 1925; E 606479; Warner Albin John- son, Randall, Minn. 977

Hvening dreams; w 8. V. Flynn, m Albert. M. Kanrich, of U. S. © 1 ec. Jan. 22, 1925; E 605218; Sada V. Flynn, Lowell, Mass. 978

Evening (An) prayer; by J. R. Mor- ris, op. 62, no. 2, ed. and fingered J. Frank Leve, both of U. S.; pf. (Little sketches from musicland, no. 2) 4 © Dee. 81, 1924; 2,¢.Jan.,9, 1925; E 605377; Estate of Hamil- ton S. Gordon, New York. 979

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U. 8.3; violin solo, in first position, pf. acc. © Dee. 5, 1924; 2 © Jan. 19, 1925; EK 606647; Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 980:

Eventide; w and melody L. Tromer, | of Us 8S. © 1 @ Jam. 16,1925; EF 606511 ; Lydia Tromer, Rome, N. Y.

981

—I want you, w Harold Dixon, m Ches. Nordman, of U. S.; me- dium voice, in E flat. © Jan. 8, 1925; 2 ec. Jan. 10; E 604962; Dix- on-Lane music pub. co., ine, St. Louis. 982

Everlasting (The) song; anthem,’ w from the Bible and Milton’s At a solemn music, m F. Leslie Calver, of Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 16, 1925; 2 ¢. Jan. 17; E 605098; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 983:

Every day is Mother’s day to me; w and melody L. H. McKinley, of U. S. © 1c. Jan, 24, 1925; E 605266; Lulie Hard McKinley, Birmingham, Ala. 984

Every night; w and melody R. Fen- nell, arr. L. L. VosBurgh, both of U. SS.) ©,di.ce Feb. TG igen: Ee