Earl Carroll (1893-1948)

Overview

According to the Internet source given below, Earl Carrol was an American theatrical producer, director, songwriter and composer.
He produced and directed numerous Broadway musicals and was famous for his productions featuring the most lightly clad showgirls on Broadway.
Earl Carroll died in the crash of United Airlines Flight 624.

Websites:
	Earl Carroll	Biography by wikipedia.org.

	Title	Instruments/Issue	Performers


MP3 File(s)
I Never Knew	Edison Blue Amberol: 3017	Gladys Rice W.V. Brunt
My Dream of Dreams, Pretty Mrs. Smith	Edison Blue Amberol: 2493	Marie De Kyser
So Long, Letty	Edison Blue Amberol: 2949	Helen Clark Joseph A. Phillips
Midi File(s)		Sequencer(s)
Canary Cottage (1916)	Midi	James Pitt-Payne

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


Beautiful Roses (1914)	E, Carroll (w&m) A. Friedland (coauth.) Carlotta St. Elmo (perf.) Bert Errol (perf.) Marie McFarland (perf.) Mary McFarland (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana Indiana Indiana
Bells of Killarney (1913)	E, Carroll (w&m) B. Miller (coauth.) J. Richmond (coauth.)	Piano	Indiana	Pub.
Blue Bird (1916)	E, Carroll (music) A. Piantadosi (coauth.)	Piano	Indiana
Canary Cottage (1916)	E, Carroll (w&m) C.C. Olcott (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana	Pub.
I Never Knew (1916)	E, Carroll (w&m)	Piano	IMSLP Indiana	Pub.
Let Them Alone, They're Married (1914)	E, Carroll (music)	Piano, Orchestra	IMSLP	Pub.
So Long, Letty (1915)	E, Carroll (w&m)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP Indiana
When I'm Thru With the Arms of the Army (1918)	E, Carroll (w&m)	Piano, Voice	IMSLP	Pub.

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 28 works by Earl Carroll (1893-1948). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER

(w&m)

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Dreams of Long Ago	1912	Enrico Caruso (words)
Bells of Killarney (w&m)	1913	Bob Miller (co-author) Jack Richmond (co-author) Hodges Bros (perf.) Doll Richards (perf.) Joe Shriner (perf.)
Beautiful Roses (w&m)	1914	Anatol Friedland (co-author) Bert Errol (perf.) Marie McFarland (perf.) Mary McFarland (perf.) Carlotta St. Elmo (perf.)	Pub.
Do the Funny Foxtrot	1914	Harry Carroll (co-author) John & Mae Burke (perf.) Evelyn Nesbit (perf.) Watson Sisters (perf.)
Let Them Alone, They're Married	1914	Marie Dressler (perf.)	Pub.
Tony Traviata	1914	Arthur Behim (words)	Pub.
All the Comforts of Home	1915
Here Come the Married Men (w&m)	1915
My Dream of Dreams, Pretty Mrs. Smith	1915	Alfred G. Robyn (words) Marie De Kyser (perf.)
On a Beautiful Beach	1915
So Long, Letty (w&m)	1915	Helen Clark (perf.) Joseph A. Phillips (perf.)	Pub.
⇑ You're Welcome Back to California	1915
Blue Bird	1916	Al Piantadosi (co-author)	Pub.
Canary Cottage (w&m)	1916		Pub.
Escamillo	1916
Follow the Cook!	1916		Pub.
I Never Knew (w&m)	1916	Walter Van Brunt (perf.) Gladys Rice (perf.) from "Canary Cottage"	Pub.
It Ruined Marc Anthony	1916		Pub.
It's Always Orange Day in California (w&m)	1916		Pub.
Mister Patrick Henry Must Have Been a Married Man	1916
Pass Around the Apples Once Again (w&m)	1916		Pub.
That Syncopated Harp	1916		Pub.
When You Hear Jackson Moan on His Saxophone	1916
⇑ Somwewhere in France	1917	Rubey Cowan (words)
When I'm Thru With the Arms of the Army (w&m)	1918		Pub.
All the World Is My Dreaming Place (w&m)	1920		Pub.
Band Plays Home Sweet Home, The (w&m)	1923
Laugh While You're Dancing Around	1923	William Daly (co-author) Roy Turk (co-author)	Pub.