The Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr. Collection
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Abstract
Title:
The Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr. Collection
Author/Creator:
Eisenhardt, Charles H., Jr.
Collection number:
02-85-Minesinger, 02-88-Minesinger
Size:
5.25 Linear Feet
Bulk dates:
1910-1945
Inclusive dates:
1865-1964
Collection Area:
Special Collections in Performing Arts
Repository:
Special Collections in Performing Arts, Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742. Contact the curator: http://www.lib.umd.edu/scpa/contact
Abstract:
The Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr. (1902-1917), a Baltimore native and avid patron of the arts, attended numerous concerts and theater productions in Baltimore and was particularly interested in musical theater. An employee of American Steel and Wire Company, in 1942 he moved with his wife Ethel and daughter Jane to Cleveland, Ohio, were they where frequent attendees at the Hanna Theater and The Cleveland Playhouse. Eisenhardt transferred to New York City in 1956 to work for US Steel Corporation and remained in the New York City metro area until his death. The collection covers the period from 1865 to 1964 with the bulk of the material from 1910 to 1945. The collection consists of programs, newspaper and magazine clippings, books, scores, and memorabilia collected by Mr. Eisenhardt. Theater programs have been integrated into the SCPA Theater Program Collection
Important Information for Users of the Collection
Restrictions:
The collection is open for research use.
Preferred citation:
The Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr. Collection, Special Collections, University of Maryland Libraries.
Publication rights:
Materials from this collection must be used in the Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library's Irving and Margery Morgan Lowens Special Collections Room, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Contact the curator for an appointment: http://www.lib.umd.edu/scpa/contact
Status:
This collection is PROCESSED.
Historical Note
Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr. (born February 4, 1902, Baltimore, Maryland; died January 4, 1970, Summit, NJ) studied piano at the Peabody Conservatory in the Preparatory Department during his youth. After graduating from Baltimore City College in 1920, he began working for American Steel and Wire Company. An avid patron of the arts, Eisenhardt attended numerous concerts and theater productions in Baltimore and was particularly interested in musical theater. He married Ethel Whitney in 1927 and had one daughter, Jane. In 1942 he and his family moved to Cleveland, Ohio and were frequent attendees at the Hanna Theater and The Cleveland Playhouse. Eisenhardt transferred to New York City in 1956 to work for US Steel Corporation and remained in the New York City metro area until his death.
Scope and Contents of the Collection
The Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr. Collection covers the period from 1865 to 1964; the bulk of the materials date from 1910 to 1945. The collection consists of programs, newspaper and magazine clippings, books, scores, and memorabilia collected by Mr. Eisenhardt. Theater programs have been integrated into the SCPA Theater Program Collection.
Custodial History and Acquisition Information
The collection was given to SCPA in September 2000 by Richard and Jane Minesinger in memory of her father, Charles H. Eisenhardt Jr
Processing Information
Processed by:
Processed by Sally Roberts, Lori Fowser, and Benjamin Levy, January 2007
Encoded by:
EAD markup created using EAD database in Microsoft Access. Markup completed by Colleen McKnight, April 2007.
Arrangement of Collection
The collection has been divided into five series.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series 1: Programs, 1903-1943 (0.25 Linear Feet)
This series contains approximately fifty programs from concerts and recitals attended by Mr. Eisenhardt. The materials are arranged by organization, then chronologically.
| Description | Series | Box / Reel | Folder / Frame | Item | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collection information- emails, appraisal, list of programs, undated | series 1 | box 1 | folder 1 | ||
| Program Souvenir- Baltimore and the Saengerfest, newspaper clipping, June 14, 1903 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 2 | ||
| Junior Minstrel Show, 1910 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 3 | ||
| Program, February 3, 1910 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 3 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, October 13, 1910 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 3 | item 2.0 | |
| Peabody, 1914-1941 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | ||
| Program, December 10, [no year] | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, January 17, 1914 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 2.0 | |
| Program, May 18, 1914 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 3.0 | |
| Program, October 26, 1917 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 4.0 | |
| Program, November 16, 1917 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 5.0 | |
| Program, November 23, 1917 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 6.0 | |
| Program, December 7, 1917 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 7.0 | |
| Program, January 4, 1918 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 8.0 | |
| Program, February 1, 1918 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 9.0 | |
| Program, 2 copies, May 3, 1941 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 4 | item 10.0 | |
| Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1922-1943 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | ||
| Program, March 19, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, March 18, 1934 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 2.0 | |
| Program, March 22, 1936 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 3.0 | |
| Program, December 20, 1936 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 4.0 | |
| Program, February 7, 1937 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 5.0 | |
| Program, February 23, 1936 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 6.0 | |
| Program, 2 copies, January 9, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 7.0 | |
| Program, January 23, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 8.0 | |
| Program, February 6, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 9.0 | |
| Program, 2 copies, February 20, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 10.0 | |
| Program, March 6, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 11.0 | |
| Concerts for Young People Program, 1941-1942 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 12.0 | |
| Program, February 28, 1943 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 13.0 | |
| Program, March 18, 1943 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 5 | item 14.0 | |
| The William A. Albaugh Concert Bureau Affairs, 1922-1935 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | ||
| Program, October 17, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, October 24, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 2.0 | |
| Program, October 27, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 3.0 | |
| Program, November 3, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 4.0 | |
| Program, September 20, 1924 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 5.0 | |
| Program, October 24, 1924 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 6.0 | |
| Program, December 11, 1935 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 6 | item 7.0 | |
| Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Concerts, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 7 | ||
| Program, November 16, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 7 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, December 8, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 7 | item 2.0 | |
| Program, December 14, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 7 | item 3.0 | |
| Philadelphia Orchestra at Lyric Theater, Baltimore, 1924, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 8 | ||
| Program, February 13, 1924 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 8 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, November 30, 1938 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 8 | item 2.0 | |
| National Symphony Orchestra at Lyric Theater, Baltimore, 1936-1937 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 9 | ||
| Program, February 4, 1936 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 9 | item 1.0 | |
| Program, March 16, 1937 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 9 | item 2.0 | |
| Miscellaneous, Baltimore, 1922-1942 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | ||
| Baltimore Fashion Show, August 7, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | item 1.0 | |
| Carol Service, December 25, 1922 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | item 2.0 | |
| Christmas Recital, December 15, 1927 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | item 3.0 | |
| Ballet Russe, March 3, 1934 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | item 4.0 | |
| "Town Party", October 14, 1935 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | item 5.0 | |
| Piano Quartet, November 9, 1942 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 10 | item 6.0 | |
| Miscellaneous, Cape Cod -- "The Tattling Cod", August 10, 1937 | series 1 | box 1 | folder 11 | ||
Series 2: Clippings, 1907 - ca. 1941 (0.50 Linear Feet)
This series contains newspaper and magazine clippings on theater productions. The materials are arranged by original media, then chronologically.
| Description | Series | Box / Reel | Folder / Frame | Item | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Theater Clippings, 1907-ca.1941 | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | ||
| St. Martin's Church Hall- Burnt Cork Minstrels, April 23, 1907 | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 1.0 | |
| Auditorium Theater- William Rock and Francis White, May 27, 1918 | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 2.0 | |
| Palace Theater- "Kongo", April 18, 1927 | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 3.0 | |
| Ford's Theater--"Hollywood Pinafore", undated | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 4.0 | |
| New Theater--"Smilin' Through", undated | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 5.0 | |
| Nixon's Apollo Theater--"Business Before Pleasure", undated | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 6.0 | |
| "The Riviera Girl", undated | series 2 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 7.0 | |
| Magazine Clippings, 1923 | series 2 | box 1 | folder 2 | ||
| Hearst's International Play of the Month--"The Seventh Heaven", May 1923 | series 2 | box 1 | folder 2 | item 1.0 | |
| Bright Bits from Current Plays, undated | series 2 | box 1 | folder 2 | item 2.0 | |
| "Patience" and Oscar Wilde, Facsimile of Original Program of "Patience", undated | series 2 | box 1 | folder 2 | item 3.0 | |
Series 3: Books, 1893-1938 (0.50 Linear Feet)
This series contains twenty-four books, mostly collections of music for the piano. The materials are arranged chronologically.
| Description | Series | Box / Reel | Folder / Frame | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 472: Teacher and Pupil by Josef Löw, 1893 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 1 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 321: Short School of Velocity for Piano, Op. 242 by Louis Köhler, 1895 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 2 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 850: Two Part Inventions by J. S. Bach, 1904 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 3 | |
| Preliminary School for the Piano, Op.101 by Ferdinand Beyer, 1905 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 4 | |
| The Elements of Piano Technique by Ernest Hutcheson, 1907 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 5 | |
| Primer of Facts about Music: Questions and Answers by M.G. Evans, 1909 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 6 | |
| The Family Music Book: A Collection. Various Authors, pub. By G. Schirmer, 1914 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 7 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 27: Complete Works for the Piano, Book One, Waltzes by Frederick Chopin, 1915 | series 3 | box 2 | folder 8 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 34: Complete Works for the Piano, Book Nine, Preludes by Frederick Chopin, 1915 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 1 | |
| Selected Pianoforte Studies by Carl Czerny, 1916 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 2 | |
| Diller-Quaile Second Solo Book by Angela Diller and Elizabeth Quaile, 1919 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 3 | |
| Diller-Quaile Third Solo Book by Angela Diller and Elizabeth Quaile, 1921 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 4 | |
| Graded List of Some Useful Works for Piano Study by Maud Randolph, rev. by Elizabeth Coulson, 1922 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 5 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 1447: The Nutcracker Suite by P.I. Tschaikowsky, 1922 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 6 | |
| Diller-Page The Brown Duet Book by Angela Diller, texts by Kate Stearns Page, 1924 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 7 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 24: Fifty Selected Studies for the Piano by Stephen Heller, 1934 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 8 | |
| Cole Porter Song Album words and music by Cole Porter, 1935 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 9 | |
| Diller-Page Carol-Book arr. by Angela Diller and Kate Stearns Page, 1935 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 10 | |
| Christmas Carols to Play and Sing arr. by Bernard Wagness, 1937 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 11 | |
| 60 Progressive Piano Pieces by various composers and arrangers, 1938 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 12 | |
| Everybody's Favorite Gilbert and Sullivan Album by Sir Arthur Sullivan, lyrics by W. S. Gilbert, 1938 | series 3 | box 3 | folder 13 | |
| Schirmer's Library, Vol. 177: Thirty Progressive Studies, Op. 46 by Stephen Heller, undated | series 3 | box 3 | folder 14 | |
| Wood Collection of Christmas Carols Various, undated | series 3 | box 3 | folder 15 | |
| Book of Songs in Repertoire of Feodor Chaliapin Various, undated | series 3 | box 3 | folder 16 | |
Series 4: Scores, 1865-1939 (4.00 Linear Feet)
This series contains over three hundred pieces of sheet music. The materials span from 1865 to 1964, with the bulk of the material from 1917 to 1939. They are arranged chronologically.
| Description | Series | Box / Reel | Folder / Frame | Item | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oeuvres Choisies: 1. Happy Farmer; 2. Hunting Song by Robert Schumann, 1865 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 1 | ||
| Compositions for the Piano: Waltz in E Flat Major by Auguste Durand, 1882 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 2 | ||
| Classic & Modern: No. 1. Etude Mignonne by Eduard Schütt, 1888 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 3 | ||
| Classic & Modern: Valse Lente in A flat by Eduard Schütt, 1888 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 4 | ||
| Compositions for the Pianoforte Op. 15 no. 5: Valse by Charles Dennée, 1888 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 5 | ||
| Rohlfing Edition, No. 2: Miniature No. 1 (Op. 2 No. 1), Valse (a la Chopin) by Leon Novara, 1890 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 6 | ||
| Compositions for the Pianoforte by French Composers: Papillons Roses, Impromptu, Op. 59 No. 2 by Francis Thomé, 1891 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 7 | ||
| Dir Bistoriettes pour Piano, No. 6: Impromptu by Ludwid Schytté, 1891 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 8 | ||
| Attractive Pieces for Young Pianists: Spinning Song, Op. 14 No. 4 by Albert Ellmenriech, 1894 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 9 | ||
| Sonatas for the Pianoforte: Op. 2 No. 1 by L. van Beethoven, 1894 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 10 | ||
| Woodland Sketches: 10 Tunes by Edward MacDowell. (Schmidt ed. 1899), 1896 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 11 | ||
| Compositions for the Piano: Moments Musicaux No. 3 by Fr. Schubert, 1897 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 12 | ||
| Piano Selections from Favorite Operas: Tristan and Isolde by Richard Wagner, 1897 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 13 | ||
| Piano Compositions by Russian Composers, 2nd Series: Prelude in C# minor, Op. 3 No. 2 by S. Rachmaninoff, 1898 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 14 | ||
| Oeuvres Choisies: Menuet Op. 14, No. 1 by I. J. Paderewski, 1899 | series 4 | box 4 | folder 15 | ||
| Songs from Florodora, No. 16: Tell me Pretty Maiden by Leslie Stuart, book by Owen Hall, 1900 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 1 | ||
| Compositions for Piano: No. 6. Slumber Song by Cornelius Gurlitt, 1901 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 2 | ||
| Dance Caprice, Op. 28 No. 3 by Edvard Grieg, 1902 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 3 | ||
| Ten Tempters 10. Little Maud Gavotte by Edwind Forest, 1903 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 4 | ||
| Old Christmas Carols, Traditional Melodies: First Set arr. by S. Archer Gibson, 1904 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 5 | ||
| Schubert's Serenade arranged by Liszt, 1906 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 6 | ||
| Selections from Balfe's Opera Bohemian Girl (arr. Cramer), 1906 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 7 | ||
| Six Little Pieces, No. 3: Gavotte by James H. Rogers, 1906 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 8 | ||
| The Red Mill: Selection by Victor Herbert (arr. Karl L. Hoschna), 1906 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 9 | ||
| Tuneful Piano Pieces Op. 17 no. 3: Happy Hearts by L. E. Orth, 1906 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 10 | ||
| Five Little Stories in Tone for Piano, Op. 8 No. 1: Rowing Song by Theodora Dutton, 1907 | series 4 | box 5 | folder 11 | ||
| Edelweiss Glide by F. E. Vanderbeck, 1908 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 1 | ||
| Indianola by S. R. Henry and D. Onivas, lyrics by Frank H. Warren, 1908 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 2 | ||
| On the Road to Mandalay by Oley Speaks, lyrics by Rudyard Kipling, 1908 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 3 | ||
| The Merry Widow by Franz Lehar (arr. Thaler), 1908 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 4 | ||
| Easy Pieces for the Piano Without Octaves: Flying Leaf Op. 123, No. 10 by Fritz Spindler, ca.1908 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 5 | ||
| Two Piano Pieces, No. 1: Étude Melodique by James H. Rogers, 1909 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 6 | ||
| Four Piano Pieces, No. 3: Gavotte by Minna D. Hill, 1910 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 7 | ||
| Honolulu Rag (Honolula Rag) by Egbert Van Alstyne, lyrics by Harry Williams, 1910 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 8 | ||
| Waltzes, Op. 39 by Johannes Brahms, ed. Rafael Joseffy, 1910 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 9 | ||
| Drawing Room Pieces for the Piano: The Swan from Carnaval des Animaux by C. Saint-Seans, 1911 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 10 | ||
| Flower of Memory words and music by W. C. Howard, 1911 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 11 | ||
| Oh That Navajo Rag by Egberd Van Alstyne, lyrics by Harry Williams, 1911 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 12 | ||
| Selected Works for the Piano: Op. 39, No. 22: Song of the Lark by P. I. Tschaikowsky -- [small tears and tape on covers, heavily marked], ca.1911 | series 4 | box 6 | folder 13 | ||
| Just as the Ship Went Down by Bernie Adler and Sidney Gibson, 1912 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 1 | ||
| Naughty Cinderella: "I Love the Moon" words and music by Paul A. Rubens and E. Ray Goetz, 1912 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 2 | ||
| Six Early Pieces for Little Pianists, No. 2: The Swallow by Theodora Dutton, 1912 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 3 | ||
| High Jinks: "Something Seems Tingle-ingleing" by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Otto Hauerbach, 1913 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 4 | ||
| Sweethearts: Selection for Piano by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Robert B. Smith, 1913 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 5 | ||
| We Will Never Grow Old Dearie by E. Rollman, words by Lilie M. Burdette, 1913 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 6 | ||
| The Choir Rehearsal: "A Wonderful Thing" by Clare Kummer, 1914 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 7 | ||
| Mlle. Modiste: "Kiss Me Again" by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Henry Blossom, 1915 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 8 | ||
| Works for the Pianoforte: Waltzes, Valse No. 7, C# minor by Frederic Chopin, 1915 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 9 | ||
| Bring Me a Rose words and music by Charles Shisler, 1916 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 10 | ||
| Deep River arr. by William Arms Fisher, 1916 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 11 | ||
| European Favorites, 1. Second Mazurka by B. Godard, 1916 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 12 | ||
| Katinka: Selection for Piano Solo by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Otto Hauerbach, 1916 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 13 | ||
| You're In Love by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Otto Hauerbach and Edward Clark, 1916 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 14 | ||
| Eileen: Selection by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Henry Blossom, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 15 | ||
| Flo-Flo: "Good-bye Happy Days" by Silvio Hein, lyrics by Edward Paulton., 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 16 | ||
| Flora Bella: "Give Me All of You" by Milton E. Schwarzwald, lyrics by Earl Carroll, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 17 | ||
| Going Up by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by Otto Harbach -- Contents: "The Tickle Toe"; "Going Up", 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 18 | ||
| Hawaiian Butterfly by Billy Baskette and Joseph Santly, lyrics by George A. Little, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 19 | ||
| Instructive Compositions for the Piano: Minuet in G by L. van Beethoven., 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 20 | ||
| Jack O'Lantern: "Wait Till the Cows Come Home" by Ivan Caryll, lyrics by Anne Caldwell and R. H. Burnside, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 21 | ||
| Leave it to Jane: "The Siren's Song" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 22 | ||
| Liberty Bell by Halsey K. Mohr, lyrics by Joe Goodwin., 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 23 | ||
| Maytime: "Will You Remember" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Rida Johnson Young, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 24 | ||
| Oh Boy!: "Till the Clouds Roll By" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 25 | ||
| Over There words and music by George M. Cohan, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 26 | ||
| Smiles by Lee S. Roberts, lyrics by J. Will Callahan, 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 27 | ||
| The Rainbow Girl by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by Rennold Wolf -- Contents: "I'll Think of You"; "My Rainbow Girl", 1917 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 28 | ||
| After You've Gone words and music by Creamer and Layton, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 29 | ||
| Come On Papa words and music by Edgar Leslie and Harry Ruby, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 30 | ||
| Dear Old Pal of Mine by Gitz Rice, lyrics by Harold Robè, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 31 | ||
| Dreams of Love by Charles H. Wagner, lyrics by Lillian Haddock, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 32 | ||
| Ev'rybody Shimmies Now by Joe Gold and Edmund J. Porray, lyrics by Eugene West, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 33 | ||
| Head Over Heels: "The Big Show" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Edgar Allan Woolf, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 34 | ||
| I Want a Doll by Harry Von Tilzer, lyrics by Ed Moran and Vincent Bryan, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 35 | ||
| Just a Little After Taps by W. B. Kernell, lyrics byRichard Fechheimer, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 36 | ||
| Kisses by Lynn Cowan, lyrics by Alex Sullivan, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 37 | ||
| Listen Lester: "Waiting" by Harold Orlob, lyrics by Harry L. Cort and George E. Stoddard, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 38 | ||
| Mickey by Neil Moret, lyrics by Harry Williams, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 39 | ||
| Oh Lady! Oh Lady!!: Selection by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 40 | ||
| Oh Look!: "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" by Harry Carroll, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 41 | ||
| Oh! Frenchy by Con Conrad, lyrics by Sam Ehrlich, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 42 | ||
| Oh, My Dear! by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse -- Contents: "I Wonder Whether"; "City of Dreams", 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 43 | ||
| Passing Show of 1918 -- Contents: "On the Level You're a Little Devil" by Jean Schwartz, lyrics by Joe Young. "The Galli-Curci Rag" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 44 | ||
| Patriotic War Editions -- Contents: "The Rose of No Man's Land" by James A. Brennan, lyrics by Jack Caddigan; "Ja-Da" words and music by Bob Carleton; "I'm So Glad My Momma Don't Know Where I'm At" words and music by Willie Toosweet, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 45 | ||
| Rip Van Winkle Slept with one Eye Open by Fred Fisher, lyrics by Alfred Bryan, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 46 | ||
| Sinbad, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | ||
| "By the Honeysuckle Vine", words and music by Bud De Sylva and Al Jolson. [Loose cover, slightly discolored], 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | item 1.0 | |
| "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody", 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | item 2.0 | |
| "Hello Central! Give Me No Man's Land," by Jean Schwartz, lyrics by Joe Young and Sam M. Lewis. [Cover Art], 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | item 3.0 | |
| "I'll Say She Does," by Bud De Sylva, Gus Kahn, and Al Jolson. [Cover Art], 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | item 4.0 | |
| "A Thousand and One Arabian Nights" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Harold Atteridge. [Cover Art], 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | item 5.0 | |
| "Bagdad" by Al Jolson, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 47 | item 6.0 | |
| Some Time: "Some Time" by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Rida Johnson Young, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 48 | ||
| Tackin' 'Em Down by Albert Gumble, lyrics by Bud De Sylva, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 49 | ||
| Take It From Me: "The Call of the Cosy Little Home" by Will R. Anderson, lyrics by Will B. Johnstone, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 50 | ||
| Tell That to the Marines by Jean Schwartz and Al Jolson, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 51 | ||
| That Soothing Serenade words and music by Harry De Costa, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 52 | ||
| Till We Met Again by Richard A. Whiting, lyrics by Raymond B. Egan, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 53 | ||
| When You Come Back words and music by George M. Cohan, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 54 | ||
| You'll Find Old Dixieland in France by George W. Meyer, lyrics by Grant Clarke, 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 55 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies 1918 by Dave Stamper, lyrics by Gene Buck -- Contents: "Starlight"; "Garden of My Dreams"; "When I'm Looking at You", 1918 | series 4 | box 7 | folder 56 | ||
| A New Girl: "First Rose of Summer" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 1 | ||
| Alcoholic Blues by Albert Vontilzer, lyrics by Edward Laska, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 2 | ||
| Alexander's Band is Back in Dixieland by Albert Gumble, lyrics by Jack Yellen, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 3 | ||
| And He'd Say Oo-La La! Wee-Wee words and music by Harry Ruby and George Jessel, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 4 | ||
| Angel Face: "I Might be Your Once-in-a-While" by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Robert Smith, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 5 | ||
| Apple Blossoms by Fritz Kreisler and Victor Jacobi, lyrics by Wm. LeBaron -- Contents: "Nancy's Farewell"; "You Are Free"; "The Second Violin"; "I'm In Love"; "Little Girls Good Bye"; "Brothers", 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 6 | ||
| Baltimore City College Song by Samuel Lesinsky, lyrics by Charles J. Levey., 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 7 | ||
| Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me) words and music by Arthur N. Swanstone, Chas. R. McCarron, and Carey Morgan, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 8 | ||
| Buddies: "Darling I-" words and music by B. C. Hilliam, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 9 | ||
| Chong He Come from Hong Kong words and music by Harold Weeks, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 10 | ||
| Dear Heart by W. C. Polla and Willard Goldsmith, lyrics by Jean Lefavre, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 11 | ||
| East is West: "Chinese Lullaby" words and music by Robert Hood Bowers, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 12 | ||
| George White's Scandals of 1919: "At the Old Drug Store" by Albert Gumble, lyrics by Arthur J. Jackson, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 13 | ||
| Good Morning Judge: "I Was So Young" by George Gershwin, lyrics by I. Caesar and Al. Bryan, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 14 | ||
| Greenwich Village Follies by A. Baldwin Sloane, lyrics by Philip Bartholomae and John Murray Anderson -- Contents: "I Want a Daddy Who Will Rock Me to Sleep"; "My Little Javanese"; "Red, Red as a Rose", 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 15 | ||
| How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (After They've Seen Paree?) by Walter Donaldson, lyrics by Joe Young and Sam M. Lewis, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 16 | ||
| In China by Otto Motzan, lyrics by A. J. Stasny, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 17 | ||
| Irene: "Alice Blue Gown" by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 18 | ||
| Jazz Baby by M. K. Jerome, lyrics by Blance Merrill, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 19 | ||
| LaLa Lucille: "From Now On" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Arthur Jackson and B. G. De Sylva, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 20 | ||
| Little Blue Devil: "I'm So Sympathetic" by Harry Carroll, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 21 | ||
| Little Whopper: "'Round the Corner" by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Bide Dudley, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 22 | ||
| Look Who's Here by Silvio Heim lyrics by Frank Mandel and Edward Paulton -- Contents: "I'll make Bubbles"; "Love", 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 23 | ||
| Love Sends A Little Gift of Roses by John Openshaw, lyrics by Leslie Cooke, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 24 | ||
| Mammy O' Mine by Maceo Pinkard, lyrics by Wm. Tracey, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 25 | ||
| Molly Malone by Chris Schonberg, lyrics by Hale N. Byers, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 26 | ||
| Monsieur Beaucaire by André Messager, lyrics by Adrian Ross -- "We Are Not Speaking Now"; "Red Rose"; "Philomel", 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 27 | ||
| Monte Cristo Jr. by Sigmund Romberg and Jean Schwarts, lyrics by Harold Atteridge -- Contents: "Monte Cristo"; "Sahara", 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 28 | ||
| Nobody Knows words and music by Irving Berlin, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 29 | ||
| Nothing But Love: Ask the Stars by Harold Orlob, lyrics by Frank Stammers, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 30 | ||
| On Miami Shore by Victor Jacobi, lyrics by William Le Baron, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 31 | ||
| Royal Vagabond: "Love is Love" by Anselm Goetzl, lyrics by William Cary Duncan, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 32 | ||
| See-Saw by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by Derr Biggers -- "When Two Hearts Discover"; "See-Saw", 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 33 | ||
| Somebody's Waiting for Someone by Harry Von Tilzer lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 34 | ||
| Son-Daughter: "Who Comes In My Garden?" by Anselm Goetzl, lyrics by David Belasco, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 35 | ||
| Take Me to the Land of Jazz by Pete Wendling, lyrics by Edgar Leslie and Bert Kalmar, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 36 | ||
| Tell Me by Max Kortlander, lyrics by J. Will Callahan, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 37 | ||
| There's a lot of Blue-Eyed-Marys down in Maryland by George W. Meyer, lyrics by Jack Yellen and Milton Ager, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 38 | ||
| Vamp: Selection words and music by Byron Gay., 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 39 | ||
| World is Waiting for the Sunrise by Ernest Seitz, lyrics by Eugene Lockhart., 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 40 | ||
| You're a Million Miles From Nowhere by Walter Donaldson, lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 41 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1919 -- Contents: "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody"; "Mandy" words and music by Irving Berlin; "My Baby's Arms" by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy; "Tulip Time" by Dave Stamper, lyrics by Gene Buck, 1919 | series 4 | box 8 | folder 42 | ||
| Afgar: "Why Don't You?" by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 1 | ||
| As You Were: "If You Could Care" by Herman Darewski, lyrics by Arthur Wimperis, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 2 | ||
| Charm School: "When I Discover My Man" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Alice Duer Miller, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 3 | ||
| Cinderella on Broadway: The Last Waltz I Had With You by Bert Grant, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 4 | ||
| Coral Sea by Herb Brown, lyrics by King Zany, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 5 | ||
| Crocodile by Harry Akst and Otto Motzan, lyrics by Howard E. Rogers, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 6 | ||
| Cuban Moon by Norman Spencer, lyrics by Joe McKiernan, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 7 | ||
| Dear Me: "Dear Me" by John Golden, lyrics by Grace La Rue, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 8 | ||
| Erminie: "Lullaby" by Ed. Jakobowski, lyrics by Claxson Bellamy and Harry Paulton, new version by Irving Caesar, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 9 | ||
| Good Times: "Hello Imagination" by Raymond Hubbell, lyrics by R. H. Burnside, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 10 | ||
| Greenwich Village Follies: "When My Baby Smiles At Me" by Bill Munro, lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling and Ted Lewis, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 11 | ||
| Half Moon by Victor Jacobi, lyrics by Wm. Le Baron -- Contents: "Half Moon"; "Serenade"; "Deep in Your Eyes"; "The Little Book"; "The Girls Along Fifth Avenue", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 12 | ||
| Her Family Tree words and music by Seymour Simons -- Contents:"I Love You"; "The Gold Diggers"; "No Other Girl"; "Ouija Board", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 13 | ||
| Hitchy Koo: "Buggy Riding" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 14 | ||
| Humming words and music by Louis Breau and Ray Henderson, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 15 | ||
| I'll be with You in Apple Blossom Time by Albert von Tilzer, Lyrics by Neville Fleeson, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 16 | ||
| In Sweet September by James V. Monaco, lyrics by Edgar Leslie and Pete Wendling, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 17 | ||
| Jimmie by Herbert Stothart, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Cute Little Two by Four"; "Jimmie", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 18 | ||
| June Love by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Brian Hooker -- Contents: "Somebody Like You"; "Dear Love, My Love", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 19 | ||
| Lady Billy by Harold Levey, lyrics by Zelda Sears -- Contents: "A Vision"; "The Legend"; "Good-Bye"; "Just Plant a Kiss", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 20 | ||
| Lassie by Hugo Felix, lyrics by Catherine Chisholm Cushing -- Contents: "Echo"; "Boo Hoo", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 21 | ||
| Mary by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by Otto Harbach -- Contents: "The Love Nest"; "Mary", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 22 | ||
| My Rose of Yesterday by Joe Murphy, lyrics by Jack Needham, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 23 | ||
| New Dictator by Silvio Hein, lyrics by Frank Craven -- Contents: "Just Say Good-bye"; "Ocean Blues", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 24 | ||
| Night Boat -- Contents: "Good Night Boat" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Anne Caldwell and Frank Craven; "Left All Alone Again Blues"; "Whose Baby Are You?"; "Don't You Want to Take Me?"; "I'd Like a Lighthouse"; "A Heart for Sale" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 25 | ||
| Oui Madame: "Where Were You?" by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Robert B. Smith, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 26 | ||
| Palesteena words and music by Con Conrad and J. Russel Robinson, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 27 | ||
| Pitter-Patter music and lyrics by William B. Friedlander -- Contents: "Pitter-Patter"; "Bagdad on the Subway"; "I Saved a Waltz for You", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 28 | ||
| Poor Little Ritz Girl by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Alex Gerber -- Contents: "Pretty Ming Toy"; "When I Found You", 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 29 | ||
| Sally -- Contents: "Look for the Silver Lining"; "Whip-poo-will" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Bud De Sylva; "Wild Rose"; "The Schnitza-Komisski" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Clifford Grey, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 30 | ||
| Satires of 1920: "The Love A Gypsy Knows" words and music by Fanchon and Marco, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 31 | ||
| Sweetheart Shop: "Waiting for the Sun to Come Out" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Arthur Francis, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 32 | ||
| Tickle Me: "If a Wish Could Make it So" by Herbert Stothart, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 33 | ||
| What's In A Name?: "A Young Man's Fancy" by Milton Ager, lyrics by John Murray Anderson and Jack Yellen, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 34 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1920 -- Contents: "All She'd Say Was Umh-Hum" words and music by Mac Emery, King Zany, Van and Schenck;"Hold Me" by Art Hickman, Ben Black;"Sunshine and Shadows" by Gene Buck, Dave Stamper;"The Girls of My Dreams";"Bells";"Tell Me Little Gypsy" by Irving Berlin, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 35 | ||
| Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic: "Rose of Washington Square" by James F. Hanley, lyrics by Ballard Macdonald, 1920 | series 4 | box 9 | folder 36 | ||
| A Dangerous Maid: "Just to Know You are Mine" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Arthur Francis, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 1 | ||
| Bimini Bay by Richard A. Whiting, lyrics by Gus Kahn and Raymond B. Egan, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 2 | ||
| Blossom Time: "Song of Love"by Sigmund Romberg, adapted melodies from Franz Schubert and Heinrich Berte, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 3 | ||
| Bombo: "In Old Grenada" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 4 | ||
| George White's Scandals: "Drifting Along with the Tide" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Arthur Jackson, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 5 | ||
| Good Morning Dearie by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Anne Caldwell; 5. Selection by Jerome Kern -- Contents: "Didn't You Believe"; "Ka-lu-a"; "Blue Danube Blues"; "Niagara Falls", 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 6 | ||
| Greenwich Village Follies, 1921 by Carey Morgan, lyrics by John Murray Anderson and Arthur Swanstrom -- Contents: "Snow Flake"; "That Reminiscent Melody", 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 7 | ||
| In a Boat (for Two) by Arthur Lange, Licco Liggy, and Ernest Klapholz, lyrics by Herman Ruby, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 8 | ||
| Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue words and music by Irving Berlin -- Contents: "They Call It Dancing"; "Behind the Fan"; "Say it with Music"; "Everybody Step", 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 9 | ||
| Last Waltz -- Contents: "A Baby in Love" by Alfred Goodman and R. Benatzky, lyrics by Harold Atteridge; "The Last Waltz"; "Now Fades My Golden Love Dream" by Oscar Straus (arr. George F. Bauer), lyrics by Edward Delaney Dunn, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 10 | ||
| Lily Dale: "Mother's Wedding Dress" by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 11 | ||
| Love Letter by Victor Jacobi, lyrics by Wm. Le Baron -- Contents: "I'll Return for You"; "We Were In Love"; "I'll Say I Love You"; "Dreaming", 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 12 | ||
| O'Brien Girl by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by Otto Harbach -- Contents: "Learn to Smile"; "The Conversation Step", 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 13 | ||
| Rebecca Came Back from Mecca words and music by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 14 | ||
| Shuffle Along: "Love Will Find A Way" words and music by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 15 | ||
| Sonny: "Sonny" by Raymond Hubbell, lyrics by Geo. V. Hobart, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 16 | ||
| Tangerine -- Contents: "Love is a Business" by Carlo-Sanders; "The Voice at the End of the Line" by Carlo-Sanders and Carle Carlton; "Man is the Lord of it All" by Jean Schwartz, all lyrics by Howard Johnson, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 17 | ||
| Town Gossip by Harold Orlob, lyrics by Geo. E. Stoddard and Ned Wayburn -- Contents: "I Have Something Nice"; "Just Like the Sunshine", 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 18 | ||
| Two Little Girls in Blue -- Contents: "Dolly" by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Arthur Francis and Schuyler Greene; "Who's Who With You"; "Oh Me! Oh My!" by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Arthur Francis, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 19 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1921--Contents: "Everytime I Hear a Band Play"; "Bring Back My Blushing Rose"; "Two Lovely Lying Eyes" by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Gene Buck -- "Raggedy Rag"; "Sally, Won't You Come Back?" by Dave Stamper, lyrics by Gene Buck; "I Know" by James Monaco, lyrics by Grant Clarke; "Second Hand Rose" by James Hanley, lyrics by Grant Clarke, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 20 | ||
| Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic: "Gondolier" by Dave Stamper, lyrics by Ballard MacDonald, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 21 | ||
| Ziegfeld New Midnight Frolic: "Violet Ray" words and by Gene Buck and Dave Stamper, 1921 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 22 | ||
| Andre Charlo's Revue of 1924: "Limehouse Blues" by Philip Braham, lyrics by Douglas Furber, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 23 | ||
| Blue Kitten: "Cutie" by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Otto Harbach, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 24 | ||
| Blushing Bride: "Rosy-Posy" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Cyrus Wood, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 25 | ||
| Clinging Vine by Harold Levey, lyrics by Zelda Sears -- Contents: "Once Upon a Time"; " The Clinging Vine", 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 26 | ||
| Daffy Dill: "I'll Build a Bungalow" by Herbert Stothart, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 27 | ||
| George White's Scandals: "I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise" by George Gershwin, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva and Arthur Francis, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 28 | ||
| Greenwich Village Follies: "Sweetheart Lane" by Louis A. Hirsch, lyrics by Irving Caesar and John Murray Anderson, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 29 | ||
| Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue words and music by Irving Berlin -- Contents: "Pack Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil"; "Lady of the Evening", 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 30 | ||
| Lefty Pepper: "Ray of Sunshine" by Werner Janssen, lyrics by Leo Wood and Irving Bibo, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 31 | ||
| Little Nellie Kelly words and music by George M. Cohan -- Contents: "Nellie Kelly I Love You"; "You Remind Me of My Mother", 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 32 | ||
| Marjolaine -- Contents: "Cuddle Up Together"; "Marjolaine"; by Hugo Felix, lyrics by Brian Hooker; "I Want You"(1920) by Hugo Felix, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 33 | ||
| Orange Blossoms: "A Kiss in the Dark" by Victor Herbert, lyrics by B. G. de Sylva, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 34 | ||
| Parade of the Wooden Soldiers by Leon Jessel, lyrics uncredited, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 35 | ||
| Springtime of Youth by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Cyrus Wood -- Contents: "Just Like a Doll"; "Starlight of Hope", 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 36 | ||
| The Rose of Stamboul: "Lovey Dove" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Harold Atteridge, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 37 | ||
| The Yankee Princess by Emmerich Kalman, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva -- Contents: "I Still Can Dream"; "My Bajadere"; "In the Starlight", 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 38 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1922 -- Contents: "It's Getting Dark on Old Broadway"; "Weaving My Dreams"; "My Rambler Rose"; "List'ning on Some Radio"; "Sunny South"; "'Neath the South Sea Moon" by Louis A. Hirsch and Dave Stamper, "Weaving" by Victor Herbert, all lyrics by Gene Buck, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 39 | ||
| Ziegfeld New Midnight Frolic: "Lovelight" words and music by Gene Buck and Dave Stamper, 1922 | series 4 | box 10 | folder 40 | ||
| Artists and Models -- Contents:"Some How" by Alfred Goodman, lyrics by Cyrus Wood; "Music of Love" by Jean Schwartz, lyrics by Cyrus Wood, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 1 | ||
| Chansonnette by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Dailey Paskman and Sigmund Spaeth, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 2 | ||
| Charlot's Revue of 1926 words and music by Noel Coward -- Contents:"Russian Blues; 2. Poor Little Rich Girl (1925), 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 3 | ||
| Earl Carroll's Vanities of 1923: "Pretty Peggy" words and music by Earl Carroll, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 4 | ||
| Greenwich Village Follies: "Moonlight Kisses" by Con Conrad, lyrics by Irving Caesar and John Murray Anderson, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 5 | ||
| Helen of Troy, New York: "Nijigo Novgo" words and music by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 6 | ||
| Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue words and music by Irving Berlin -- Contents: "The Waltz of Long Ago"; "Little Butterfly"; "Tell Me a Bedtime Story"; "An Orange Grove in California", 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 7 | ||
| Kid Boots: "Someone Loves You After All" by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joesph McCarthy, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 8 | ||
| Little Jessie James: "I Love You" by Harry Archer, lyrics by Harlan Thompson, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 9 | ||
| Little Miss Bluebeard -- Contens: "So This is Love" words and music by E. Ray Goetz; "The Gondola and the Girl" by Paul A. Rubens, lyrics by Percy Graham Paul and E. Ray Goetz; "I Won't Say I Will" by George Gershwin, words by B. G. De Sylva and Arthur Francis, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 10 | ||
| Lollipop: "Honey-Bun" by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Zelda Sears, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 11 | ||
| Magic Ring: "A Love Song" by Harold Levey, lyrics by Zelda Sears, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 12 | ||
| Mary Jane McKane: "Toodle-oo" by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Wm. Carey Duncan and Oscar Hammerstein, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 13 | ||
| My Sweeite Went Away words and music by Roy Turk and Lou Handman, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 14 | ||
| Poppy: "What Do You Do Sunday, Mary?" by Stephen Jones, lyrics by Irving Caesar, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 15 | ||
| Prelude Pathetique for Piano by Shura Cherkassky, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 16 | ||
| Rise of Rosie O'Reilly: "When June Come Along With a Song" words and music by George M. Cohan, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 17 | ||
| Sleep words and music by Earl Lebieg, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 18 | ||
| Stepping Stones: "Raggedy Ann" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 19 | ||
| That Red Head Girl words and music by Van and Schenck and Henry Lodge, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 20 | ||
| Waltzes: Set One, Eight Waltzes by Franz Schubert (ed. Guy Maier)., 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 21 | ||
| Wildflower by Vincent Youmans and Herbert Stothart, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Bambalina"; "Wild Flower", 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 22 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1923: "Shake Your Feet" by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Gene Buck, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 23 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies: "Take, Oh Take Those Lips Away" by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy, 1923 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 24 | ||
| Annie: "Slither, Slither" words and music by Clare Kummer, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 25 | ||
| Bagdad by Milton Ager, lyrics by Jack Yellen, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 26 | ||
| Big Boy: "Keep Smiling At Trouble" by Lewis Gensler, lyrics by Al Jolson and B. G. De Sylva, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 27 | ||
| Chauve Souris: "O, Katharina!" by Richard Fall, lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 28 | ||
| Dixie to Broadway: "Mandy Make Up Your Mind" by Geo. W. Meyer and Arthur Johnston, lyrics by Grant Clarke and Roy Turk, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 29 | ||
| Dream Girl by Victor Herbert, lyrics by Rida Johnson Young -- Contents: "If Somebody Only Would Find Me"; "My Dream Girl", 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 30 | ||
| George White's Scandals -- "Somebody Loves Me"; "Year After Year"; "Night Time an Araby" by George Gershwin, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva and Ballard McDonald, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 31 | ||
| In Bamville: "Dixie Moon" words and music by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 32 | ||
| Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue words and music by Irving Berlin -- Contents: "Tell Her in the Springtime"; "Listening", 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 33 | ||
| Keep Kool: "By the Shalimar" by Jack Frost, lyrics by Paul Gerard Smith, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 34 | ||
| Lady, Be Good by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin -- Contents: "Oh Lady Be Good"; "So Am I", 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 35 | ||
| Magnolia Lady: "Tiger Lily Lou" by Harold Levey, lyrics by Anne Caldwell, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 36 | ||
| Moonlight: "On Such a Night" by Con Conrad, lyrics by Wm. B. Friedlander., 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 37 | ||
| No No Nanette by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Irving Caesar -- Contents: "I Want to be Happy"; "Tea for Two", 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 38 | ||
| Rose-Marie by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Rose Marie"; "Indian Love Call"; "Totem Tom Tom", 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 39 | ||
| Strike Up the Band: The Man I Love by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 40 | ||
| Student Prince by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly -- Contents: "Deep in My Heart Dear"; "Serenade", 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 41 | ||
| Top Hole: "You Must Come Over" Eyes by Jay Gorney, lyrics by Owen Murphy, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 42 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1924: Biminy by Raymond Hubbell, lyrics by Gene Buck, 1924 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 43 | ||
| Alabamy Bound by Ray Henderson, lyrics by Bud De Sylva and Bud Green, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 44 | ||
| Charles Street Cowboy words and music by Leonard E. "Banjo Baby" Trout, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 45 | ||
| Just a Cottage Small by James F. Hanley, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 46 | ||
| Louie the 14th by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Arthur Wimperis -- Contents: "Little Peach"; "Homeland"; "True Hearts", 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 47 | ||
| Love Song: "Love Song" (Remember Me) by Ed. Künneke, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 48 | ||
| Remember words and music by Irving Berlin, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 49 | ||
| Song of the Flame -- Contents: "Song of the Flame" by Herbert Stothart and George Gershwin, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein; "Wander Away" by Herbert Stothart, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 50 | ||
| Sunny: Who? by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 51 | ||
| Tip-Toes: "That Certain Feeling" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 52 | ||
| Vagabond King by Rudolf Friml, lyrics by Brian Hooker -- Contents: "Some Day"; "Only A Rose", 1925 | series 4 | box 11 | folder 53 | ||
| Desert Song: "The Desert Song" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 1 | ||
| George White's Scandals -- Contents: "The Birth of the Blues"; "Lucky Day"; "Black Bottom" by Ray Henderson, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva and Lew Brown, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 2 | ||
| Girl Friend: The Girl Friend by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 3 | ||
| Moonlight on the Ganges by Sherman Myers, lyrics by Chester Wallace, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 4 | ||
| Oh, Kay! -- Contents: "Do-Do-Do"; "Someone to Watch Over Me" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 5 | ||
| Peggy-Ann: "Where's that Rainbow?" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 6 | ||
| Queen High: "Cross Your Heart" by Lewis E. Gensler, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva, 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 7 | ||
| Rio Rita by Harry Tierney, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy -- Contents: "Rio Rita"; "Following the Sun Around"; "The Kinkajou", 1926 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 8 | ||
| Connecticut Yankee: "My Heart Stood Still" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 9 | ||
| Good News! words and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson -- Contents: "Good News"; "The Varsity Drag"; "The Best Things in Life Are Free"; "Lucky in Love", 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 10 | ||
| Hit the Deck -- Contents: "An Armful of You"; "Hallelujah" by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Leo Robin and Clifford Grey; "Sometimes I'm Happy" by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Irving Ceasar; Selection by Vincent Youmans, arr. Hans Spialek, 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 11 | ||
| Manhattan Mary by Ray Henderson, lyrics by B. G. De Sylva and Lew Brown -- "Broadway"; "Manhattan Mary", 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 12 | ||
| Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin, 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 13 | ||
| She's My Baby: "You're What I Need" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 14 | ||
| Show Boat by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Ol' Man River"; Selection by Jerome Kern, 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 15 | ||
| Ziegfeld Follies of 1927: "Ooh, Maybe It's You" words and music by Irving Berlin, 1927 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 16 | ||
| Follow Thru words and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson -- Contents: "I Want to Be Bad"; "My Lucky Star"; "Button Up Your Overcoat"; "I Could Give Up Anything But You", 1928 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 17 | ||
| New Moon by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Wanting You"; "Lover Come Back To Me", 1928 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 18 | ||
| Rosalie: "Say So!" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin and P. G. Wodehouse, 1928 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 19 | ||
| This Year of Grace words and music by Noel Coward -- Contents: "Try to Learn to Love"; "A Room With a View", 1928 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 20 | ||
| Bitter Sweet: "I'll See You Again" words and music by Noel Coward, 1929 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 21 | ||
| Little Show -- Contents: "Moanin' Low" by Ralph Rainger, lyrics by Howard Dietz; "Or What Have You?" by Morris Hamilton, lyrics by Grace Henry, 1929 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 22 | ||
| Sweet Adeline by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Don't Ever Leave Me"; "Here Am I"; "Why Was I Born", 1929 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 23 | ||
| Ziegfeld Show Girl -- Contents: "Do What You Do!"; "So Are You!"; "Liza" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin and Gus Kahn, 1929 | series 4 | box 12 | folder 24 | ||
| Flying High: "Thank Your Father" words and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson, 1930 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 1 | ||
| Girl Crazy: Selection by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin., 1930 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 2 | ||
| Time on My Hands by Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Harold Adamson and Mack Gordon, 1930 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 3 | ||
| America's Sweetheart: "I've Got Five Dollars" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1931 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 4 | ||
| Babies Blossom Down in Dixie Doodle Dandy by Earl Whittemore, lyrics by Alice May Youse, 1931 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 5 | ||
| Band Wagon: "Dancing in the Dark" by Arthur Schwartz, lyrics by Howard Dietz, 1931 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 6 | ||
| The Cat and the Fiddle by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Otto Harbach -- Contents: "She Didn't Say 'Yes' "; Selection, 1931 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 7 | ||
| George White's Scandals: "That's Why Darkies Were Born" words and music by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson, 1931 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 8 | ||
| Of Thee I Sing: "Who Cares?" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, 1931 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 9 | ||
| Bow Bells: "You're Blasé" by Ord Hamilton, lyrics by Bruce Sievier, 1932 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 10 | ||
| Gay Divorce: "Night and Day" words and music by Cole Porter, 1932 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 11 | ||
| Music in the Air: "I've Told Ev'ry Little Star" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, 1932 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 12 | ||
| As Thousands Cheer: "Easter Parade" words and music by Irving Berlin, 1933 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 13 | ||
| Let 'Em Eat Cake: "Mine" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, 1933 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 14 | ||
| Roberta by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Otto Harbach -- Contents: "Yesterdays"; "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes", 1933 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 15 | ||
| Anything Goes words and music by Cole Porter -- Contents: "All Through the Night"; "You're the Top", 1934 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 16 | ||
| Porgy and Bess -- Contents: "Summertime" by George Gershwin, lyrics by Du Bose Heyward; "I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' " by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin and Du Bose Heyward, 1935 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 17 | ||
| Born to Dance: "I've Got You Under My Skin" words and music by Cole Porter, 1936 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 18 | ||
| Swing Time: "The Way You Look To-night" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, 1936 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 19 | ||
| Between the Devil: "I See Your Face Before Me" by Arthur Schwartz, lyrics by Howard Dietz, 1937 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 20 | ||
| I'd Rather be Right: "Have You Met Miss Jones?" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1937 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 21 | ||
| Boys from Syracuse: "This Can't be Love" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1938 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 22 | ||
| I Married an Angel: "I Married an Angel" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1938 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 23 | ||
| September Song by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Maxwell Anderson., 1938 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 24 | ||
| You Never Know words and music by Cole Porter -- Contents: "From Alpha to Omega"; "At Long Last Love", 1938 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 25 | ||
| Du Barry was a Lady: "Do I Love You?" words and music by Cole Porter, 1939 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 26 | ||
| Piano Transcriptions In Early Grades: Tales from the Vienna Woods by Johann Strauss (arr. Stanford King)., 1939 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 27 | ||
| Stars in Your Eyes: "This Is It" by Arthur Schwartz, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, 1939 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 28 | ||
| Too Many Girls: "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart, 1939 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 29 | ||
| Very Warm for May: "All the Things You Are" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, 1939 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 30 | ||
| Louisiana Purchace: "You're Lonely and I'm Lonely" words and music by Irving Berlin, 1940 | series 4 | box 13 | folder 31 | ||
| Pal Joey by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart -- Contents: "I Could Write a Book"; "Bewitched", 1940 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 1 | ||
| Any Bonds Today? words and music by Irving Berlin, 1941 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 2 | ||
| Babes on Broadway: "How About You?" by Burton Lane, lyrics by Ralph Freed, 1941 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 3 | ||
| Best Foot Forward words and music by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane -- Contents: "Ev'ry Time"; "Buckle Down, Winsocki", 1941 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 4 | ||
| Lady in the Dark: "My Ship" by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Ira Gershiwin, 1941 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 5 | ||
| Let's Face It: "Ev'rything I Love" words and music by Cole Porter, 1941 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 6 | ||
| By Jupiter: "Ev'rything I've Got" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart., 1942 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 7 | ||
| Something for the Boys: "Could it be You" words and music by Cole Porter, 1942 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 8 | ||
| This is the Army words and music by Irving Berlin -- Contents: "With my Head in the Clouds"; "This is the Army, Mister Jones"; "I Left my Heart at the Stage Door Canteen"; "I'm Getting Tired so I can Sleep", 1942 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 9 | ||
| Wedding March by Mendelssohn (arr. Walter Rolfe), 1942 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 10 | ||
| Mairzy Doats words and music by Milton Drake, Al Hoffman, and Jerry Livingston, 1943 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 11 | ||
| Oklahoma! by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'"; "People Will Say We're in Love"; "The Surrey with the Fringe on Top", 1943 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 12 | ||
| Bloomer Girl: "Evelina" by Harold Arlen, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, 1944 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 13 | ||
| Can't Help Singing: "More and More" by Jerome Kern, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg, 1944 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 14 | ||
| Song of Norway: "Strange Music" by Edvard Grieg, arrangement and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest, 1944 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 15 | ||
| Up in Central Park: "Close as Pages in a Book" by Sigmund Romberg, lyrics by Dorothy Fields, 1944 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 16 | ||
| Carousel by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "If I Loved You"; "What's the Use of Wond'rin'"; "June is Bustin' out all Over", 1945 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 17 | ||
| Polonaise by Frederic Chopin (arr. Maxwell Eckstein), 1945 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 18 | ||
| State Fair: "It Might as Well Be Spring" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, 1945 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 19 | ||
| Annie Get Your Gun words and music by Irving Berlin -- Contents: "The Girl that I Marry"; "They Say It's Wonderful"; "There's No Business like Show Business", 1946 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 20 | ||
| Old Lamp-Lighter by Nat Simon, lyrics by Charles Tobias, 1946 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 21 | ||
| Allegro: "So Far" by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, 1947 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 22 | ||
| Brigadoon by Frederick Lowe, lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner -- Contents: "The Heather on the Hill"; "Almost Like Being in Love", 1947 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 23 | ||
| High Button Shoes: "Papa, Won't You Dance With Me?" words and music by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, 1947 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 24 | ||
| Kiss Me Kate: "So In Love" words and music by Cole Porter, 1948 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 25 | ||
| Love Life: "Here I'll Stay" by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, 1948 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 26 | ||
| South Pacific by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Some Enchanted Evening"; "A Wonderful Guy", 1949 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 27 | ||
| No Cover Charge -- Contents: "The Illusion is You" by Pete Katz, lyrics by Howard Nemerovski; "No Cover Charge"; "Can't Help Falling in Love" by Paul McDonough, lyrics by Roger Cole; "You Just You" words and music by Paul McDonough, 1952 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 28 | ||
| Can-Can words and music by Cole Porter. -- Contents: "C'est Magnifique"; "I Love Paris", 1953 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 29 | ||
| Me and Juliet by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein -- Contents: "Keep It Gay"; "No Other Love"; "Marriage Type Love", 1953 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 30 | ||
| High Spirits: Vocal Selections by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray. [cover Art, one booklet] -- Contents: "Forever and a Day"; "I Know Your Heart"; "If I Gave You"; "Something Tells Me"; "Was She Prettier Than I?"; "You'd Better Love Me", 1964 | series 4 | box 14 | folder 31 | ||
| Celebrated Pieces for the Piano by the Old Masters: Rondo in C Op 51 No. 1 by L. van Beethoven, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 1 | ||
| Compositions for Pianoforte, Op. 45 No. 2: L'Avalance, Etude by Stephen Heller, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 2 | ||
| Elementary Studies, Op. 176 by J. B. Duvernoy, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 3 | ||
| Original Works and Transcriptions for the Piano: Liebesträume No. 3 in A-flat by Franz Liszt, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 4 | ||
| Sonatas for the Piano, No. 7: Allegro con Brio by Jos. Haydn, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 5 | ||
| Sonatas for the Pianoforte: Sonata IV by W. A. Mozart, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 6 | ||
| Standard Compositions for Pianoforte: Saltarelle Caprice Op. 135 by Theo Lack, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 7 | ||
| Valse Triste from Kuolema by Jean Sibelius, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 8 | ||
| Works for the Pianoforte: Sonata No. 2 in B Flat Minor by Frederic Chopin, undated | series 4 | box 15 | folder 9 | ||
Series 5: Miscellaneous, 1919-1929 (2 Folders)
This series contains one photograph and several item found in sheet music, including a letter regarding Mr. Eisenhard's play "Partners." These items are not arranged in any particular order.
| Description | Series | Box / Reel | Folder / Frame | Item | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Items found in sheet music, undated | series 5 | box 1 | folder 1 | ||
| PTA memo found with Ditson edition of Beyer School for the Piano, undated | series 5 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 1.0 | |
| Lyrics to 1920 Baltimore City College Class Song found with BCC song 1919, undated | series 5 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 2.0 | |
| Cover of "In Songful Mood Songs" by Brahms and Roberts Franz, undated | series 5 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 3.0 | |
| Handmade booklet titled "Chi Chin Chow" with music and words to "Any Time's Kissing Time", undated | series 5 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 4.0 | |
| Letter from Century Play Company to Eisenhardt regarding his play "Partners" with suggestions for publication, February 6, 1929 | series 5 | box 1 | folder 1 | item 5.0 | |
| Photograph- "To Charles H. Eisenhardt, Best Wishes Always, Fredric March", undated | series 5 | box 1 | folder 2 | ||
Related Material
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Subjects
- Eisenhardt, Charles H., 1902-1970 -- Archives.
- Musicals.
- Music patrons -- United States.
- Songs.