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What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?
from “Follow Me.’ (McCarthy, Johnson and Monaco.) Saxo Sextette
Miss Springtime. (Kalman.) ‘“‘My Castle in the Air.” (Kerns.) Saxo Sextette
What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?
Samuel Ash Pray for Sunshine (But Always Be Prepared for Rain). (Abrahams.) Al Jolson
What Kind Of An American Are You? (Von Tilzer.) Introducing “Honor Thy Father and Mother.” (Jentes.) One-Step. Prince’s Band
Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile. (Powell.) Introducing ‘‘Soldiers in the Park. (Monckton.) One-Step. Prince’s Band
What My Mother Wants To Know. (Mamma mia che vo’ sapé.) (Nutile.) In Neapolitan. Francesco Daddi Neapolitan Tarantella. (Calace.) Prince’s Orchestra
What Would We Do Without the Girls. See Medley: ‘“‘Behind Your Silken Veil.’’
What Yankee Doodle Says He’ll Do, He’ll Do. (Harriman.) Medley One-Step. Introducing (1) “I Want Him Back Again.” (Brown.):. (2) “My Wild Days Are Over.” (Cowen.) Prince’s Band
On the Level You’re a Little Devil. (Sehwartz.) Medley FoxTrot. Introducing (1) “Don’t You Remember the Day?”’ (Hess.) (2) “Where Have You Been Hiding All These Years?” (Jerome.) (3) ‘‘Mammy’s Chocolate Soldier.” (Gottler.) Prince’s Band
WHEATON, ANNA, soprano.
Anna Wheaton is a Savannah girl, and if playing with the most famous actors and actresses of the day is any criterion Miss Wheaton is deservedly famous. At ten years of age she played with Margaret Anglin, then with Maud Adams in ‘‘Peter Pan.’ In the humorous field, Miss Wheaton has appeared with Eddy Foy, Sam Bernard, De Wolf Hopper and Al Jolson. She added to her fame at the Hippodrome in London. One of her greatest American hits has been in “Oh! Boy.” In public life, in private, abroad and at home, Miss Wheaton is always a favorite and her Columbia records are equally as welcome.
M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i and From Here To Shanghai. Al Jolson
When Cupid Calls, from “Sybil.” (Jacobi.) Fox-Trot. Blue and White Marimba Band Stop, Look, and Listen. Hula Hula Medley. Introducing ‘‘The Girl on the Magazine.” (Berlin.) Blue and White Marimba Band
When Dreams Come True. (Hein.) Henry Burr When It’s Apple Blossom Time in Normandy. (Mellor, Gifford and Trevor.) Brown and Harrison
When Evening Shadows Fall. (Polla.) Broadway Quartette In the Sweet Long Ago. (Heath, Lang and Solman.)
Reed and James F. Harrison
When Father Papered the Parlor. Billy Williams
Where Does Daddy Go When He Goes Out. Billy Williams
When I Am Crying for You. Gypsy Orchestra Gold and Silver Waltz. Gypsy Orchestra
When I Dream of Old Erin. (Friedman.) Walter Van Brunt There’s a Girl in the Heart of Maryland. (Carroll.) Burr and Stoddard
When I Leave the World Behind. (Berlin.) Samuel Ash When the Lusitania Went Down. (McCarron and Vincent.) oe Herbert Stuart
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