Margie Carson
Last updated: 29.09.23
All that can presently (June 2022) be gleaned about Margie Carson from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she was presumably an American actress/singer who has been featured on 7 works published between 1924 and 1925.Her portrait on the left is taken from Ukulele Lady (1925) music by Richard A. Whiting, words by Gus Kahn and published by Francis, Day & Hunter, London W.C.2, England.
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This list is arranged by composer and contains 7 works performed by Margie Carson who is featured on sheet music covers.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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Sweet Georgia Brown (1925) | Ben Bernie | Maceo Pinkard (co-author) Kenneth Casey (words) Louis Armstrong (perf.) Margie Carson (perf.) Fisher & Smith (perf.) Ella Fitzgerald (perf.) Charlie Gaylord (perf.) |
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Yearning Just For You (1925) | Joseph A. Burke(w&m) | Benny Davis (co-author) Margie Carson (perf.) Mary Cranston (perf.) Morton Downey (perf.) Tina Glenn (perf.) Delbridge Gremmer (perf.) Gerald Griffin (perf.) John Hammond (perf.) Mary Jayne (perf.) Bryan Lee (perf.) Greenwich Village Inn Orch. (perf.) Jack Richards (perf.) Glenn C. Smith (perf.) |
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Drug Store Cowboys (1924) | George Dilworth | Warren Murray (words) Margie Carson (perf.) |
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Yes Sir! That's My Baby (1925) | Walter Donaldson | Gus Kahn (words) Maxine Brown (perf.) Margie Carson (perf.) Thomas E. Fullmer (perf.) Georgia Melodians (perf.) Don Romine (perf.) Roy Steffens (perf.) Welder Sisters (perf.) |
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Dreamer of Dreams (1924) | Ted Fiorito | Gus Kahn (words) Eileen Van Biene (perf.) Margie Carson (perf.) Charles H. Forsythe (perf.) Heller & Riley (perf.) Nick Lucas (perf.) Nelson Maple (perf.) Rogers & Allen (perf.) Wilton Sisters (perf.) |
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I'm Gonna Charleston Back to Charleston (1925) | Roy Turk | Lou Handman (co-author) Margie Carson (perf.) |
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Ukulele Lady (1925) | Richard A. Whiting | Gus Kahn (words) Katherine Adolph (perf.) Margie Carson (perf.) Joseph Diskay (perf.) Galla-Rini and Sisters (perf.) Vaughn de Leath (perf.) |
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