Variety radio directory (1938)

Page scan 00081 from Variety radio directory

Record Details:

Title:
Variety radio directory
Date:
1938
Publisher:
New York : Variety, Inc.
Volume:
Variety radio directory (1938-1939)
Leaf #:
00081
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Year Book
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
September 19, 2024
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MUSICAL-HISTORICAL CAVALCADE— Continued fire, and 566 persons perished — a catastrophe that neither Chicago nor theatre owners have ever forgotten. American institutions of higher learning (colleges and universities) had the unprecedented attendance of 86,000 men and 42,000 women. (Currently attendance is more than eight times these figures.) What the well-dressed woman should wear for bicycling, outings and such, included: a shirtwaist, a skirt, a straw sailor hat, and a stiff collar with a bow tie. The "world series," as it is known in modern times, was launched. Boston (American League) beat Pittsburgh (National League) five games to three. Enrico Caruso (who had made his debut in Naples, Italy, in 1884) made his American debut at the Metropolitan Opera House, N. Y. 1904 Absinthe frappe (It Happened in Nordland). w., Glen MacDonough. m., Victor Herbert. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1904. Al fresco. Orch. composition, m.. Victor Herbert. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1904. Alexander, don't you love your baby no more, w., Andrew B. Sterling, m.. Harry Von Tilzer. Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., cop. 1904. Back, back, back to Baltimore. w., Harry H. Williams, m., Egbert Van Alstyne. Shapiro, Remick & Co., cop. 1904. Blue bell. w., Edward Madden. m.. Theodore F. Morse, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1904. Come, take a trip in my air-ship, w., Ren Shields, m.. George Evans. Chas. K. Harris, cop. 1904. Down on the Brandywine. w., Vincent P. Bryan, m., J. B. Mullen. Shapiro, Remick & Co., cop. 1904. Ellen O'Hagen. w., m.. Anita Owen. Chicago: Wabash Music Co.. cop. 1904. Give my regards to Broadway (Little Johnny Jones), w.. m.. George M[ichael] Cohan. F. A. Mills, cop. 1904. Good-bye, Flo (Little Johnny Jones). w.. m., George M[ichael] Cohan. F. A. Mills, cop. 1904. Good-bye, little girl, good-bye. w., Will D. Cobb, m., Gus Edwards. M. Witmark & Sons. cop. 1904 by Cobb & Edwards; assigned 1904 to M. Witmark & Sons. Good bye, my lady love, w., m., Jos. E. Howard. Chas. K. Harris, cop. 1904. Hannah, won't you open that door? w., Andrew B. Sterling, m., Harry Von Tilzer. Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., cop. 1904. I've got a feelin' for you, or, Way down in my heart, w., Edward Madden, m., Theodore F. Morse. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1904. I may be crazy, but I ain't no fool, w., m., Alex. Rogers. The Attucks Music Pub. Co., cop. 1904. In Zanzibar — My little chimpanzee (The Medal and the Maid), w., Will D. Cobb, m., Gus Edwards. Shapiro, Remick & Co., cop. 1904. Life's a funny proposition after all (Little Johnny Jones), w., m., George MCichael] Cohan. F. A. Mills, cop. 1904. A little boy called "Taps." w., Edward Madden, m., Theodore F. Morse. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., cop. 1904. The man with the ladder and the hose. w., m., T. Mayo Geary. The Paul Dresser Pub. Co., cop. 1904 by The American Advance Music Co. My honey Lou. w., m., Thurland Chattaway. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1904. Nan! Nan! Nan! w., Edward Madden, m., Theodore F. Morse. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1904. Now sleeps the crimson petal, w., Alfred Lord Tennyson, m., Roger Quilter. Boosey & Co., cop. 1904. Please come and play in my yard, w., Edward Madden, m., Theodore F. Morse. F. B. Haviland Pub. Co., Inc., cop. 1904. The preacher and the bear, w., m., Joe Arzonia. Philadelphia: Eclipse Publishing Co., cop. 1904 by Longbrake and Arzonia; assigned 1905 to Jos. Morris Co., Philadelphia. She went to the city, w., m., Paul Dresser. James H. Curtin, cop. 1904. Stop ye tickling, Jock! w., Harry Lauder and* Frank Folley. m.. Harry Lauder. Harms, Inc., cop. 1904 by Francis, Day & Hunter. Sweet thoughts of home (Love's Lottery), w., Stanislaus Stange. m., Julian Edwards. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1904. The tale of the turtle dove (Woodland). w., Frank Pixley. m., Gustav Luders, M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1904. Teasing, w., Cecil Mack, m., Albert Von Tilzer. The York Music Co., cop. 1904. There once was an owl (Babette). w., Harry B. Smith, m., Victor Herbert. M. Witmark & Sons, cop. 1904. Three for Jack, w., Fred E. Weatherly. 75