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SAM DeVINCENT COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN
SHEET MUSIC, ca. 1790 - 1987
#300
Container List
Series 4: Songwriters, 1847-1975
by: Robert S. Harding & Cooby Greenway, 1994
Subseries 4.33: Egbert Van Alstyne,
1896-1937
Box 88
Folder
A-N -- General Songs, 1903-1936, not related to stage,
screen, or other topical categories.
A-E -- Collaboration with Harry Williams, 1903-1912
A -- 1903-1908:
Includes: "I Used to Be Afraid to Go Home in the Dark"
and "The Tale of the Old Black Crow." (several items are
incomplete.) (36 items)
B -- 1905:
C -- 1906-1907:
Multiple editions of "I'm Afraid to Come Home in the
Dark," "'Neath the Old Cherry Tree, Sweet Marie,"
"There Was Never a Girl Like You," and "Won't You
Come Over to My House." (30 items)
D -- 1908-1911:
Multiple editions of "I Want Someone to Call Me Dearie,"
"It Looks Like a Big Night Tonight," "What's the
Matter with Father," and "When I Was Twenty-one and You
Were Sweet Sixteen" (one edition missing cover). (30 items)
Box 89
Folder
E -- 1909-1912:
Includes: "I Like It Better Every Day," "I Want
Somebody to Play With," and "That Slippery Slide
Trombone." (30 items)
F-G -- Collaboration with Gus Kahn, 1910-1926
F -- 1910-1926:
Includes: "On the Road to Home Sweet Home,"
"Pretty Baby," and "Your Eyes Have Told Me So."
(23 items)
G -- 1913-1915: Multiple editions of "Memories" and
"Sunshine and Roses."
(19 items)
H-I -- Collaboration with Haven Gillespie, 1919-1931
H -- 1919-1931:
Includes: "Don't Be Cross with Me," "Hasta Manana,"
and "Tweet Tweet."
(23 items)
I -- 1922:
J-M -- Collaboration with Others, 1911-1936; n.d.
J -- 1911-1936; n.d.:
Box 90
L -- 1913-1914:
M -- American Indian Songs, 1903-1915
Includes: "Golden Arrow," "Navajo," and
"Seminole." See Folder Q for instrumental versions of the
latter two. (13 items)
N -- African American Songs, 1905-1921
Contains: "Honey, Dat's All" (one edition missing inner
page) "I'm Going Right Back to Chicago," "My
Choc'late Soldier Sammy Boy," and "Nicodemus."
(5 items)
O --Irish American Songs, 1906-1913
-
- Contains: "My Irish Girl" and "You're the
Sweetest Rose That Grows in Old Killarney."
(2 items)
P -- Armed Conflict Songs, 1914-1918
Contains: "On the Road to Home Sweet home," "On the
Road to Mexico," and "So long Mother." (10 items)
Q-R -- Instrumental Compositions and Arrangements, 1896-1915
Q -- 1896-1905:
Includes: "Buttercups and Daisies," "Navajo,"
and "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree." (17 items)
R -- 1906-1915:
Includes: "Beautiful Lady," "Evening," and
"Shoulder Straps." (22 items)
Box 91
Folder
S -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1903-1923
"Baby," 1919, THE PASSING SHOW OF 1918
"I Was a Hero Too," 1908, A BROKEN IDOL
"Injun Love," 1911, OVER THE RIVER
"A Little China Doll," 1908, A BROKEN IDOL
"Navajo," 1903, NANCY BROWN
"Nearer and Dearer," 1923, THE PASSING SHOW OF 1923
"Pretty Baby," 1916, THE PASSING SHOW OF 1916
"Sailin' Away on the Henry Clay," 1917, OH SO HAPPY
"The Sign of a Honeymoon," 1908, THE BROKEN IDOL
"That Pierrot Dance," 1911, FOLLIES BERGERE
"You're All Right, Eddie," 1904, PECK AND HIS
MOTHER-IN-LAW
"You'll Never Miss the Water Till the Well Runs Dry,"
1908,
HAMLET ON BROADWAY
(17 items)
T -- Motion Picture Song, 1923 "The Girl of the Olden
West,"
THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST. (1 item)
U -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1905-1937
Includes: "Don't Lay Me on My Back," "Enchanted
Moon," "Golden Sands and Silvery Sea," and "The
Old Family Bible." (15 items)
Subseries 4.203: Nat Vincent,
1911-1954
Box 238
Folder
A-D -- General Songs, 1911-1935, not related to
stage, screen, or other
topical categories.
Vincent also wrote under the alias Jaan Kenbrovin.
A -- 1911-1918:
- Includes: "Give a Little Credit to Your Dad,"
"The Light That Shines Forever," and "Oh! Harry!
Harry!" (15 items)
B -- 1918-1919; 1950:
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- Multiple editions of "I Know What It means to Be
Lonesome" and "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles."
(18 items)
C -- 1919-1935:
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- Includes: "Dreamy Amazon," "My Dear Old Arizona
Home," and "Nobody Knows But My Pillow and
Me." (31 items)
D -- 1920-1930:
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- Multiple editions of "La Veeda," "Pucker Up and
Whistle," and "Mellow Mountain Man." (18 items)
E -- African American Songs, 1915-1930
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- Includes: "I Know a Band That Needs No Leader" and
"Pretty Quadroon."
(10 items)
F -- Ethnic Songs, Miscellaneous, 1916-1922
-
- Contains Hawaiian, Irish, Swedish, and exotic subjects. (6
items)
G -- Armed Conflict Songs, 1918
-
- Includes: "Down the Trail of the Old Dirt Road" and
"Hike! Hike! Hike!"
(4 items)
H -- Ragtime, 1911-1916
-
- Contains: "Dancing the Jelly Roll," "The
Parisienne Walk," and "That Railroad Rag." (6
items)
I-J -- Musical Theater Productions, 1916-1920
I -- A TRIP TO HITLAND, 1920
-
- Includes "Laughing Vamp" and "Think of
Me." (7 items)
J -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1916-1919
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- "At the Jazz Town Novelty Ball," 1918, THE PASSING
SHOW OF 1918
"I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles," 1919, THE PASSING SHOW OF
1918
"Naughty! Naughty! Naughty!" 1916, SHOW OF WONDERS
"The Older They Get, the Harder They Fall," 1918, LADIES
FIRST
"Please Don't Lean on the Bell," 1917, ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT
FROLIC
(21 items)
K -- Songs by Others, 1914-1935, with Nat
Vincent's photo on the covers.
-
- Contains: "California and You" by Edgar Leslie and
Harry Puck, and "I'd Like to Be in Texas for the Round Up in
the Spring" arranged by Nick Manoloff.
(4 items)
L -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1915-1954
-
- Includes: "It's Time to Say Aloha," "Me and My
Burro," "Mellow Mountain Moon," "When the
Bloom Is on the Sage," and "Wonder
Valley." (30 items)
Box 239
Folder
M -- Folios, n.d.
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- Contains: Happy Chappies. (2 items)
Subseries 4.34: Albert Von Tilzer,
1900-1947
Box 91
Folder
A-N -- General Songs, 1902-1936, not related to stage,
screen, or other topical categories.
A-B -- Collaboration with Arthur J. Lamb, 1902-1908; 1923;
1929
A -- 1902-1908:
B -- 1905:
Multiple editions of "Goodbye, Sweetheart,
Goodbye" and "A Picnic for Two." (11 items)
C-D -- Collaboration with Jack Norworth, 1906-1908; 1936
C -- 1906-1908; 1936:
Includes: "Good Evening Caroline," "I'm Glad I'm
Married," and "Bessie and Her Little Brown Bear." (11
items)
D -- 1907-1908:
E -- Collaboration with Junie McCree, 1908-1910
Includes: "How Do You Do Miss Josephine," "Oh!
That Moonlight Glide," and "When the Bells Are Ringing,
Mary." (25 items)
F-H -- Collaboration with Lew Brown, 1911-1921
F -- 1911-1918:
Includes: "Give Me the Moonlight, Give Me the Girl and Leave
the Rest to Me," "He's Just Like You," and "Parisienne."
(27 items)
Box 92
Folder
H -- 1919-1921:
Includes: "I Told You So," "I'm the Lonesomest Gal
in Town," and "That's My Personality." (18 items)
I-M -- Collaboration with others, 1903-1936
I -- 1903-1905; 1932:
Contains: multiple editions of "The Moon Has His Eyes on
You" (one edition from musical production of IN NEW YORK TOWN),
"Teasing," and "That's What the Daisy Said."
(20 items)
J -- 1904-1914:
Includes: "Forever Is a Long Long Time," "That
College Rag," and "Have You Seen My Henry Brown?" (21
items)
K -- 1911-1920:
L -- 1915-1917:
Includes: "My Little Girl," "Put on Your Slippers
and Fill Your Pipe (You're Not Going Bye Bye Tonight)," and
"When the Sun Goes Down in Dixie." (21 items)
M -- 1918-1936:
Includes: "The Landlord Blues," "My Cutey's Due at
Two to Two Today," "Say It with Flowers." (21 items)
N -- African American Songs, 1911-1924
Contains: "Dixie's Favorite Son," "Rap, Rap, Rap
on Your Minstrel Bones," and "Where You Goin'?" (4
items)
Box 93
Folder
O -- Hawaiian Songs, 1916-1920
Contains: "Chili Bean," "Oh, How She Could Yacki
Hacki Wicki Wacki Woo," and "The Honolulu Hicki-Boola-Boo."
(18 items)
P -- Armed Conflict and Patriotic Songs, 1908-1918
Includes: "I May Be Gone for a Long, Long Time" and
"Au Revoir,
But Not Goodbye." (17 items)
Q -- Drinking Songs, 1902-1928:
R -- Instrumental Compositions, 1900-1916
Contains: "The Absent-Minded Beggar Waltzes" and
"Waters of Venice." The latter also with lyrics, in Folder
M. (3 items)
S-U -- Musical Theater Productions, 1904-1927
S -- 1910:
- Multiple editions of "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey,"
MADAME SHERRY. (10 items)
T -- 1910-1923:
Includes: songs from ADRIENNE, THE GINGHAM GIRL, HONEY GIRL, and
THE HAPPIEST NIGHT OF HIS LIFE. (19 items)
U -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1904-1927:
"Dapper Dan," 1921, MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS
"I Looked at You," 1925, SOME DAY
"I May Be Gone for a Long, Long Time," 1917, HITCHY KOO
"I'm Sorry," 1906, ABOUT TOWN
"Lonesome," 1904, THE SCHOOL GIRL
"Meet Me Tonight at Nine," 1910, JUMPING JUPITER
"The Moon Has His Eyes on You," 1905, IN NEW YORK TOWN
"Oh By Jingo!," 1919, LINGER LONGER LETTY
"Polite," 1905, IN NEW YORK TOWN
"September Night," 1927, BYE BYE BONNIE
"Sweet Kisses," 1919, ZIEGFELD FOLLIES
"Virginia Town," 1925, SOME DAY
"Would You Like to Change from Miss to Mrs?" 1905,
THE EARL AND THE GIRL
"Would You Like to Learn to Like Me," 1909, FOLLIES OF THE
DAY
"You and I Love You and Me," 1917, BYE BYE BONNIE
"You will Have to Sing an Irish Song," 1908, FOLLIES OF
1908
(26 items)
V -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1919-1935
"Dear Old Daddy Long Legs," 1919, DEAR OLD DADDY LONG
LEGS
"I'm the Lonesomest Gal in Town," 1912, MAKE BELIEVE
BALLROOM
"Let's Go Places and Do Things," 1934, RAINBOW OVER
BROADWAY
"Roll Along Prairie Moon," 1935, HERE COMES THE BAND
(5 items)
W -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1904-1947
Includes: "Down Where the Swanee River Flows,"
"Give Me the Moonlight," "Give Me the Girl (and Leave
the Rest to Me)," and "Watermelon Am Good Enough for
Mine." (46 items)
X -- Folios, 1929; n.d.
Contains: Famous Songs of the Past, and Dance Folio of
Popular Hits.
(3 items)
Subseries 4.35: Harry Von Tilzer,
1897-1954
Box 94
Folder
A-U -- General Songs, 1897-1954, not related to stage,
screen, or other topical categories.
A -- 1897-1926, words and music written exclusively by Von
Tilzer:
B-K -- Collaboration with Andrew B. Sterling, 1897-1922
B -- 1897-1903; 1926:
Includes: "They Never Mention Your Name," "I'll Be
There, Mary Dear," and "When Kate and I Were Coming
Through the Rye." (20 items)
Box OS/1
Folder
C -- 1898:
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- "My Old New Hampshire Home," Comfort, February,
n.d. (1 item)
Box 94
Folder
D -- 1901-1905; 1941; 1952:
Multiple editions of "Down Where the Cotton Blossoms
Grow" (one song sheet missing cover), "Wait Till the Sun
Shines Nellie," "Where the Morning Glories Twine around
the Door" (one edition missing inner page), and "Where the
Sweet Magnolias Bloom." (29 items)
E -- 1904-1905:
Includes: "Coax Me," "Just across the Bridge of
Gold," and "When the Frost Is on the Pumpkin." (26
items)
F -- 1906-1907:
Multiple editions of "Ida-Ho," "In the Evening by
the Moonlight, Dear Louise," "Mariutch ... Down at Coney
Isle," and "When the Flowers Bloom in Springtime."
(24 items)
Box 95
Folder
G -- 1906-1910:
Includes: "Bye Bye Dearie," "I Want Someone to
Flirt with Me," "Take Me Back to New York Town," and
"Under the Yum Yum Tree." (27 items)
H -- 1911-1915:
Includes: "Have a Heart," "The Ragtime Goblin
Man," and "You'll Always Be the Same Sweet Girl."
Also the last page of "Do You Take This Woman for Your Lawful
Wife." (30 items)
I -- 1912:
Multiple editions of "Last Night Was the End of the
World" and "Somebody Else Is Getting It." (15 items)
J -- 1913-1918:
Multiple editions of "Can You Tame Wild Wimmen,"
"I Never Heard of Anyone Dying from a Kiss" and "On
the Old Fall River Line." (16 items)
K -- 1916-1922:
Includes: "Ain't You Coming Out Malinda?"
"Dreams," and "You're a Good Old Car but You Can't
Climb Hills." (33 items)
Box 96
Folder
L-M -- Collaboration with Arthur J. Lamb, 1900-1907; 1938-1940
L -- 1900-1907:
Includes: "The Banquet in Misery Hall," "A Bird in
a Gilded Cage," and "The Spider and the Fly." (17
items)
M -- 1902; 1938-1940:
N-O -- Collaboration with Vincent Bryan, 1902-1918:
N -- 1902-1918:
Includes: "Cows May Come and Cows May Go But the Bull Goes
on Forever," "In the Sweet Bye and Bye," and
"Taffy." (23 items)
O -- 1902-1918:
P-U -- Collaboration with others, 1899-1954
P -- 1899-1909:
Includes: "I'm Getting Awful Lazy," "Just One
Sweet Girl," and "Summertime." (26 items)
Q -- 1902-1909:
Multiple editions of "Down on the Farm" and "I
Love, I Love, I Love My Wife, But Oh! You Kid!" (includes the
Armstrong/Clark song of similar title). (16 items)
R -- 1910-1915:
Includes: "The Green Grass Grew All Around," "I
Love It," "I'd Do As Much for You," and "On My
Chicken Farm." (33 items)
Box 97
Folder
S -- 1913-1925:
Multiple editions of "Just Around the Corner,"
"Love Me While the Loving Is Good," and "There's
Someone More Lonesome Than You." (17 items)
T -- 1916-1917:
Includes: "Just the Kind of a Girl," "Listen to
the Knocking at the Knitting Club," and "With His Hands in
His Pockets and His Pockets in His Pants." (31 items)
U -- 1918-1954:
V-Y -- African American Songs, 1897-1922
V -- Collaboration with Andrew B. Sterling, 1897-1922:
Includes: "Abraham," "Just Help Yourself,"
and "Moving Day." (31 items)
W -- 1903-1905:
Multiple editions of "Alexander, Don't You Love Your Baby No
More?," "Good Bye Eliza Jane," and "Rufus Rastus
Johnson Brown (What You Gona Do When the Rent Comes Round?)."
(15 items)
Box 98
Folder
X -- Collaboration with others, 1897-1916:
Includes: "I Ain't A'Goin' to Weep No More," "I'd
Leave Ma Happy Home for You," and "Wouldn't It Make You
Hungry?" (17 items)
Y -- 1909:
Z -- Irish Songs, 1906-1921
Includes: "Are You Coming out Tonight, Mary Ann,"
"A Little Bunch of Shamrocks," and "That Old Irish
Mother of Mine." (23 items)
AA -- Hawaiian and Exotic Isle Songs, 1916-1922
Includes: "On the Hoko Moko Isle," "On the South
Sea Isle," and "Since Mary Ann McCue Came Back from
Honolulu." (14 items)
BB -- Armed Conflict Songs, 1900-1918
Includes: "I'll Be There, Mary Dear," "The Little
Good for Nothing's Good for Something After All," and "The
Sentinel Asleep." (33 items)
CC-DD -- Drinking Songs, 1902-1926
CC -- 1902-1926:
Includes: "If I Meet the Guy Who Made This Country
Dry," "Schooners That Pass in the Night," and
"Whoa! January." (12 items)
DD -- 1903-1905:
Box 99
Folder
EE -- Children's Songs, 1904-1913
Includes: "All Aboard for Blanket Bay," "Down at
the Baby Store," and "What's the Use of Being Good."
(9 items)
FF -- Instrumental Compositions, 1909-1917
Contains: "The Cubanola Glide," "Love's
Memories," and "Stolen Sweets."
(3 items)
GG-HH -- Musical Theater Productions, 1902-1921
GG -- THE GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG, 1908, multiple editions of
"I
Remember You." (7 items)
THE KISSING GIRL, 1909, Contains: "Love Is Like a Rose,"
"Love's Golden Dream," "On the B, on the Bou, on
the Boulevard," "Good Old German Beer," and
"Swinging on the Old Grape Vine." (6 items)
HH -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1902-1921:
"Baby Love," 1914, ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1914
"Do You Take This Woman for Your Lawful Wife," 1913,
THE PASSING SHOW OF 1913
"Good-Bye Boys," 1913, THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS
"If They Ever Take the Sun out of Sunday," 1921,
CENTURY MIDNIGHT WHIRL
"I'm a Little Bit Afraid of You, Broadway," 1913,
THE PASSING SHOW OF 1913
"It Must Have Been Svengali in Disguise," 1902, THE WILD
ROSE
"Keep Your Foot on the Soft Pedal," 1909, THE GOLDEN WIDOW
"Kalamazoo Is No Place for You," 1904, THE JOLLY BARON
"Tell It to Sweeny," 1910, THE YANKEE GIRL
"Waiting for Me," 1912, THE TWO LITTLE BRIDES
"Way Down to Mexico," 1911, OVER THE RIVER
"When Patricia Salome Did Her Little Oo-la-pa-lome," 1907,
FOLLIES OF 1907
"When Sunday Comes to Town," 1915, DANCING AROUND
"When the Troupe Comes Back to Town," 1902, SALLY IN OUR
ALLEY
(24 items)
II -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1900-1905;
1927-1952
"A Bird in a Gilded Cage," 1900; 1927, RINGSIDE MAISIE
"Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie," 1905; 1932-1951, WAIT
TILL
THE SUN SHINES NELLIE
(5 items)
JJ -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1900-1938
Includes: "Come and Meet Me, Sadie," "Down at the
Baby Store," "A Little Yellow Rose from Dixie-Land,"
and "That's Where I Meet My Girl." (37 items)
KK -- Folios, 1902-1922; n.d.
Contains: two dance folios (one undated and also representing
other composers) and Harry Von Tilzer's Old Time Favorite Hits.
(4 items)
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