Robert Hood Bowers (1877-1941)

Overview

According to the Internet source given below, Robert Hood Bowers was an American composer, conductor and musical director of operettas and stage musicals, and a conductor and musical director for radio. He composed the musical scores for some of the most popular silent movies, including Aloma of the South Seas and A Daughter of the Gods.

Websites:
	Robert Hood Bowers	Biography by wikipedia.org.

Robert Hood Bowers (1877-1941) has at least 5 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.

Aloma
Music by: Robert Hood Bowers.
Words by: Francis DeWitt

Publisher:	Robbins-Engel Inc
Suppliers:
Printed: 1925.	Sheet Music.

Chinese Lullaby
Music by: Robert Hood Bowers.

Publisher:	G. Schirmer
Suppliers:
Printed: 1919.	Sheet Music.

If You Were Lost to Me
Music by: Robert Hood Bowers.
Words by: Raymond W. Peck

Publisher:	Jerome H. Remick & Co.
Suppliers:
Printed: 1906.	Sheet Music 5 pages.

Moon Shines on the Moonshine, The
Music by: Robert Hood Bowers.
Words by: Francis De Witt

Publisher:	Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.
Suppliers:
⇑ Printed: 1920.	Sheet Music 5 pages.

Wine, Woman and Song
Music by: Robert Hood Bowers.
Words by: Raymond W. Peck

Publisher:	Jerome H. Remick & Co.
Suppliers:
Printed: 1906.	Sheet Music 5 pages.

Cylinders

	Title (Release Year)	Co-Author(s)	Performers	Issue


	The Moon Shines on the Moonshine (1920)		A. Bernard Ernest Hare	Edison Blue Amberol: 4063

MIDIs

	Title	Co-Author(s)	Sequencer


	Chinese Flower (1922)		Unknown
	Chinese Lullaby (1919)		Unknown

Records

	Title (Release Year)	Composer	Performers	Issue


	Memories of Easter (1919)	R.H. Bowers	Marie Morrisey	Columbia: 78245

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


Chinese Flower (1922)	R.H. Bowers (music) Francis De Witt (words)	Piano, Voice	Sheet Music Singer
Chinese Lullaby (1919)	R.H. Bowers (w&m) Fay Bainter (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Sheet Music Singer
Ev'ry Fellow Wants to Love Me (1907)	R.H. Bowers (music) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana
I'd Like to Lock You in My Heart (1907)	R.H. Bowers (music) Raymond W. Peck (words) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
If You Were Lost to Me (1906)	R.H. Bowers (music) Raymond W. Peck (words) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
Light in Girlish Eyes (1906), The	R.H. Bowers (music) Raymond W Peck (words) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
Little Chauffeur (1906), The	R.H. Bowers (music) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
⇑My House Boat Beau (1906)	R.H. Bowers (w&m) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
Somewhere in the World There's a Little Girl For Me (1906)	R.H. Bowers (music) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
Wine, Woman and Song (1906)	R.H. Bowers (music) Raymond W. Peck (words) E. Janis (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 56 works by Robert Hood Bowers (1877-1941). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:

(w&m)

1901-1906

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Graveyard Song	1901
Dame Rumor	1904
It's Great to Be Crazy	1904
Letters	1904	Richard Carle (perf.)
Lion and the Lamb	1904
My Egyptian Queen	1904
Sad Experiences	1904
Selection From the Maid and the Mummy	1904
Whenever I Visit the Town	1904
No Doubt You'd Like to Cuddle Up to Baby	1904.	Richard Carle (perf.)
If You Were Lost to Me	1906	Raymond W. Peck (words) Elsie Janis (perf.)
⇑ Light in Girlish Eyes, The	1906	Raymond W Peck (words) Elsie Janis (perf.)	Pub.
Little Chauffeur, The	1906	Elsie Janis (perf.)	Pub.
My House Boat Beau (w&m)	1906	Elsie Janis (perf.)	Pub.
Somewhere in the World There's a Little Girl For Me	1906	Elsie Janis (perf.)	Pub.
Wine, Woman and Song	1906	Raymond W. Peck (words) Elsie Janis (perf.)	Pub.

1907-1911

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Ev'ry Fellow Wants to Love Me	1907	Elsie Janis (perf.)
I'd Like to Lock You in My Heart	1907	Raymond W. Peck (words) Elsie Janis (perf.)	Pub.
If Only I Were Santa Claus	1909	Adeline Genée (perf.)
May Be So, But I Doubt It	1909	Adeline Genée (perf.)
Peculiar	1909	Adeline Genée (perf.)
Sleigh Bells May Be Wedding Bells	1909	Adeline Genée (perf.)
Jacqueminots	1910
Bohemia	1911	Harry B. Smith (words) Robert B. Smith (words)	Pub.
Buy, Buy, Baby	1911	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
Come Along Ma Cherie	1911	Robert B. Smith (words)
Confetti March	1911
⇑ Dolly Madison	1911		Pub.
Good-Bye California	1911
Hammock Song	1911
I Love You, My Own	1911
I'd Like to Go on a Honey-Moon With You	1911	Harry Bache Smith (words)

1911-1914

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


I'm All Thine	1911	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
If You Can't Sing, Dance	1911	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
Just Try to Keep Them Guessing	1911
Land of the Free, The	1911	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
Men, Men, Men	1911	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
Queen of Vanity Fair, The	1911	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
Spring Maid	1911
Tape and Chain, The	1911
You Can Go As Far As You Like With Me	1911
If You Can't Be Good, Be Careful	1912	Valeska Suratt (perf.)
Chained-Ankle Glide, The	1914	William Le Baron (words) Henry Bergman (perf.) Gladys Clark (perf.)
⇑ I'd Rather Be a Peach on Broadway	1914
I'm the Most Forgetful Man	1914
It's Really Too Absurd	1914	William Le Baron (words) Henry Bergman (perf.) Gladys Clark (perf.)	Pub.
Society Bud's Day, A	1914	William Le Baron (words) Henry Bergman (perf.) Gladys Clark (perf.)	Pub.
We Are the Society Buds	1914	William Le Baron (words) Henry Bergman (perf.) Gladys Clark (perf.)	Pub.

1916-1925

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Miss Vixen	1916
Chinese Lullaby (w&m)	1919	Fay Bainter (perf.) Lupé Velez (perf.)	Pub.
Memories of Easter	1919	Marie Morrisey (perf.)
Southern Memories	1919		Pub.
Moon Shines on the Moonshine, The	1920	Francis De Witt (words) Al. Bernard (perf.) Ernest Hare (perf.) Bert A. Williams (perf.)
Oh! My Goodness	1920		Pub.
Chinese Flower	1922	Francis De Witt (words)
Aloma	1925	Francis DeWitt (words) Gilda Gray (perf.)