John Raymond Hubbell (1879-1954)
Last updated: 03.04.18
According to the Internet source given below, John Raymond Hubbell, also known as Raymond Hubbell, was an American writer, composer and lyricist. Today he is most remembered for the popular song, Poor Butterfly (1916).
Heell was born in Urbana, Ohio Urbana and studied music in Chicago forming a dance band. He was employed by Charles K. Harris Publishers as a staff arranger and pianist. He composed for a number of stage musicals until 1915 when he became musical director for the New York Hippodrome. He compoed for the theater until 1923. According to his obituary, he thought his best song was The Ladder of Rose(1915).
His last Broadway work was the score for the musical Three Cheer (1928), starring Will Rogers. He retired to Miami, Florida shortly after. He was one of the founding members of ASCAP in 1914.
Of ragtime interest is his Down in Dixie
Heell was born in Urbana, Ohio Urbana and studied music in Chicago forming a dance band. He was employed by Charles K. Harris Publishers as a staff arranger and pianist. He composed for a number of stage musicals until 1915 when he became musical director for the New York Hippodrome. He compoed for the theater until 1923. According to his obituary, he thought his best song was The Ladder of Rose(1915).
His last Broadway work was the score for the musical Three Cheer (1928), starring Will Rogers. He retired to Miami, Florida shortly after. He was one of the founding members of ASCAP in 1914.
Of ragtime interest is his Down in Dixie
John Raymond Hubbell (1879-1954) has at least 20 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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About Town Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Jos. W. Herbert.
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Alexis From Texas Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: John P. Wilson.
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Chow-Chow Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Addison Burkhardt..
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A Clever Stunt Characteristic two-step By John Raymond Hubbell.
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Forever and a Day Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Frederic Ranken.
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A Girl at the Helm By John Raymond Hubbell.
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The Girl Who Loves to Love Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Addison Burkhardt,.
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If Christopher Columbus Hadn't Sailed Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Addison Burkhardt.
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If I Could Only Land a Millionaire Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Robt. B. Smith.
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 Kisses IntermezzoBy John Raymond Hubbell.
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A Knight For a Day Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Robert B. Smith.
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La Danse Parisienne By John Raymond Hubbell.
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Le Dindon Danse eccentrique By John Raymond Hubbell.
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The Little Place That I Call Home Words and Music by John Raymond Hubbell.
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Mam'selle Sally Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Robt. B. Smith.
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Mexicana By John Raymond Hubbell.
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Paint Me a Picture of Mamma Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Addison Burkhardt.
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The Rooster Dance By John Raymond Hubbell.
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The Runaways Music by John Raymond Hubbell. Words by: Addison Burkhardt,.
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She's a Queen Words and Music by John Raymond Hubbell.
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Jody Dall'Armi | on "On the Level, You're a Little Devil--Songs of Vaudeville and Tin Pan Alley" |       |
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South Shore Circus Concert Band | on "Sounds of the Circus - Volume 24" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)  |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 86 works by John Raymond Hubbell (1879-1954). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Items on hold
Hea' Comes Ma Baby (1898)  Words & Music: Hubbell | Farewell, Prosperity! (1909) Words by: Harry B Smith |
| The Belle of the Boulevard (1899) | Kisses (1909)  |
| Down in Dixie (1899) | Maggie Your Roast Is Burning (1909) Words by: Glen MacDonough |
| Ma Sombaline (1899) Words & Music: Hubbell | Prosperity! (1909) |
| My Filipino Princess (1899) | The Red Cross Girl (1909) |
| My Pretty Alice Brown (1899) Words by: Fred B. Parker | What Am I Going to Do to Make You Love Me (1909) Words by: Glen MacDonough |
| Nancy Grey (1899) Words & Music: Hubbell | Cake Walk From the Follies of 1911 (1911) |
| She's a Queen (1900) Words & Music: Hubbell | It's Nice to Have Someone to Love You (1911) Words by: R.H. Burnside |
| Star and the Flower (1900) Words & Music: Hubbell | Moonlight (1911) Words by: R.H. Burnside |
| The Little Place That I Call Home (1901) Words & Music: Hubbell | Paint Me a Picture of Mamma (1911) Words by: Addison Burkhardt |
| Chow-Chow (1902) Words by: Addison Burkhardt. | I Should Worry and Get Wrinkles (1912) Words by: Vincent Bryan |
| If Christopher Columbus Hadn't Sailed (1902) Words by: Addison Burkhardt | We Can't Do Without the Men (1912) Words by: Henry M. Blossom |
| Pretty Maid, Adelaide (1902) Words by: Addison Burkhardt | Good-Bye My Tango (1913) Words by: George V. Hobart |
| The Runaways (1902) Words by: Addison Burkhardt, | Hello Honey (1913) Words by: George V. Hobart |
| Forever and a Day (1903) Words by: Frederic Ranken | Put Your Loving Arms Around Me Dearie (1913) Words by: George V. Hobart |
| If I Were a Bright Little Star (1903) Words by: Addison Burkhardt | Rock Me in the Cradle of Love (1913) Words & Music: Hubbell |
| A Kiss For Each Day in the Week (1903) Words by: Addison Burkhardt | The Ladder of Roses (1915) Words by: R.H. Burnside |
| The Rooster Dance (1903) | Come on Down to Ragtime Town (1916) Words by: John L. Golden |
| Rose Dance (1903) | Hello! I've Been Looking For You (1916) Words by: John Golden |
| Just My Style (1904) Words by: Robert B. Smith | Poor Butterfly (1916) Words by: John Golden |
| Selection From Fantana (1904) | Beautiful Queen of the Nile (1917) Words by: John L. Golden |
| Alexis From Texas (1905) Words by: John P. Wilson | Cheer Up (1917) Selection arr. by Theo. M Tobani |
| A Clever Stunt (1905) | Cheer Up 'Liza (1917) Words by: John Golden |
| The Fickle Weather Vane (1905) Words by: Robert B Smith | I'll Be Somewhere in France (1917) Words by: George V Hobart |
| I Was Just Supposing (1905) Words by: Robert B Smith | I'm Coming Back to You Poor Butterfly (1917) Words by: Andrew Donnelly |
| I've Heard So Much About You (1905) Words by: Robt. B. Smith | Melody Land (1917) Words & Music: Hubbell Words by: John L. Golden |
| If I Could Only Land a Millionaire (1905) Words by: Robt. B. Smith | The Girl I Can't Forget (1918) Words by: Glen Mac Donough |
| Major Marjory (1905) Words by: Robt. B. Smith | Since I Met Wonderful You (1918) Words by: Glen MacDonough |
| Mexicana (1905) | Happy Days (1919) Words by: R. H., Burnside |
| About Town (1906) Words by: Jos. W. Herbert | I've Found the Girl I've Been Looking For (1919) Words by: R. H. Burnside |
| The Girl Who Loves to Love (1906) Words by: Addison Burkhardt, | Lily and the Rose (1919) Words by: R. H. Burnside |
| A Knight For a Day (1906) Words by: Robert B. Smith | My Beautiful American Rose (1919) Words by: R.H. Burnside |
| La Danse Parisienne (1906) | Somewhere There's Some Girl (1919) Words by: R. H Burnside |
| Le Dindon (1906) | Colorland (1920) Words by: R. H Burnside |
| Life Is a See Saw (1906) Words by: Robert B Smith | Good Times (1920) Words & Music: Hubbell |
| Mam'selle Sally (1906) Words by: Robt. B. Smith | Hello Imagination (1920) Words by: R. H Burnsiderne |
| Whistle When You Walk Out (1906) Words by: Robt. B. Smith | Better Times (1922) Words by: R. H Burnside |
| Honey (1907) | Fabric of Dreams (1923) Words by: B.G. De Sylva, Arthur Francis |
| The Little Girl in Blue (1907) Words by: Robert B. Smith | Lonely Little Melody (1924) Co-Author: D. Stamper Words by: Gene Buck |
| A Girl at the Helm (1908) | Look at the World and Smile (1926) Words by: Anne Caldwell |
| You Are All the World to Me (1908) Words by: Robert B Smith | Your Heart Looked Into Mine (1926) |
| The Cynical Owl (1909) Words by: Glen MacDonough | Somebody Else (1927) Words by: Anne Caldwell |
| Eily Riley (1909) Words by: Glen MacDonough | The Smile You Miss (1929) Words by: Wm. Cary Duncan |
