Clarice Vance (1870-1961)
Last updated: 21.07.21
According to the Internet source given below, Clarice Vance (née Clara Etta Black ) was an American vaudeville performer from the late 1890's to about 1917 born in Ohio. Billed as "The Southern Singer" she sang ragtime and dialect (coon) songs as a solo artist and was also active in farce comedy.
She was married to Mose Gumble, songwriter and manager of Jerome H. Remick & Co. between 1904 and 1917. Gumble wrote Mariar (1905), her most popular song which she recorded at least 3 different versions. She played in the Broadway musical, A Skylark as well as in London at the London Palace on a 26-week appearance.
Her career waned in the mid 1920's and is reported to have been living in San Francisco as a "dramatic coach".
She died in Napa, California.
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This list is arranged by composer and contains 18 songs sung by Clarice Vance 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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Back, Back, Back to Baltimore (1904) | Egbert A. van Alstyne | Harry Williams (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark (1907) | Egbert A. van Alstyne | H.H. Williams (words) Ella Retford (sung by) Hetty King (sung by) Clarice Vance (sung by) Della Fox (sung by) M. Irwin (sung by) May Vokes (sung by) Elizabeth M. Murray (sung by) |
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Dis!pos!zes! Means Move (1904) | James Timothy Brymn | Ernest Hogan (words) Arthur Dewing (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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I'd Rather Twostep Than Waltz, Bill! (1907) | Benjamin Hapgood Burt(w&m) | Clarice Vance (sung by) Adele Ritchie (sung by) Ethel Levey (sung by) |
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Down in Dear Old New Orleans (1912) | Con Conrad | Joe Young (words) Jay Whidden (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) Belle Ashlyn (sung by) Rae Samuels (sung by) |
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I Ain't Going Back to Baltimo' No Mo' (1906) | Shepard N. Edmonds | Clarice Vance (sung by) | |
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Mariar (1905) | Mose Gumble | Harry Williams (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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If Anybody Wants to Meet a Jonah, Shake Hands With Me (1906) | H.H. Hoyt(w&m) | Clarice Vance (sung by) | |
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Yo' Eyes Are Open But Yo' Sound Asleep (1907) | Billy Johnson | Clarice Vance (sung by) | |
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Bring Your Money Home (1899) | Harry S. Miller(w&m) | Clarice Vance (sung by) | |
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⇑Down on the Brandywine (1904) | James B. Mullen | Vincent Bryan (words) Bob Westford (sung by) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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Bye-Bye Babykins Bye-Bye (1894) | William H. Penn | Gene Jefferson (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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Bedelia (1903) | Jean Schwartz | William Jerome (words) Lloyd Morgan (sung by) Clarice Vance (sung by) Blanche Ring (sung by) Ellmore Sisters (sung by) |
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Farewell, Mister Abner Hemingway (1905) | Jean Schwartz | William Jerome (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) May Yohé (sung by) |
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All in Down and Out (1906) | Chris Smith | E. Bowman (words) R.C. McPherson (words) Johnson (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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Common Sense (1907) | Chris Smith | John Larkins (co-author) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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He's My Cousin if She's Your Niece (1914) | Chris Smith | Clarice Vance (sung by) | |
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You're in the Right Church But the Wrong Pew (1908) | Chris Smith | Cecil Mack (words) Clarice Vance (sung by) |
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I'd Rather Two Step Than Waltz, Bill (2:38) | B.H. Burt |
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I'm Afraid To Come Home in the Dark (2:57) | E.A. van Alstyne |
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Mariar (1:57) | M. Gumble |