Seymour Furth (1877?-1932)
Last updated: 18.11.18
According to the Internet source given below, Seymour Furth was an American composer who wrote songs and music for Broadway productions as well as being a playwright, notably of Bringing Up Father (1925). Of ragtime interest is his Dar's Ragtime in de Moon (1898) and Pinochole Rag (1911).
Seymour Furth (1877?-1932) has at least 25 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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All I Needed Was the Money Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Edwin P. Moran.
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And They Say He Went to College Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Edward P. Moran.
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As You and I Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Billy Johnson.
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Budweiser's a Friend of Mine Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Vincent Bryan.
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Cecelia With a Capital C Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: E.P. Moran.
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Conqueror Gavotte By Seymour Furth.
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 Dar's Ragtime in De MoonMusic by Seymour Furth. Words by: Maurice Shapiro.
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 Dixie DanMusic by Seymour Furth. Words by: Will D. Cobb.
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Does Anyone Know Anything at All? Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Will Heelan.
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Everything Is Rosy, Rosie Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Ed. P. Moran.
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Follies of 1907 March And Two-Step By Seymour Furth.
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Get the Habit Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Ed. P. Moran.
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Good-Bye Sweetheart, Don't Forget Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Ed. P. Moran.
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He's My Brudda in Law Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Will A. Heelan.
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Hello Sweetie Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: E. P. Moran.
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I'm in Love With the Slide Trombone Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Arthur Lamb.
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I'm Looking For the Man That Wrote 'The Merry Widow Waltz' Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Edgar Selden.
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If Every Girl Was a Girl Like You Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Will A. Heelan.
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In the Lives of Famous Men Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Edward P. Moran.
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Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself But Leave His Wife Alone Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Will A. Heelan, E.S.S. Huntington.
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My Leonora Lee Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Billy Johnson.
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No Wedding Bells For Me Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Edward P Moran, Will A. Heelan.
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Since Bill Bailey Came Back Home Music by Seymour Furth. Words by: Billy Johnson.
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The Story That Never Grows Old By Seymour Furth.
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The Willie Boys Words and Music by Seymour Furth.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 50 works by Seymour Furth (1877?-1932). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Electronic Resource Items
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| Conqueror | 1898 |   |
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| Dar's Ragtime in De Moon | 1898 | Maurice Shapiro | |
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| You're All Right But You Can't Ring In | 1898 | |
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| Excuse Me | 1899 | Ed. Rogers | |
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| The Willie Boys | 1901 | Words & Music by Furth | |
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| As You and I | 1902 | Billy Johnson | |
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| My Leonora Lee | 1902 | Billy Johnson | |
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| Since Bill Bailey Came Back Home | 1902 | Billy Johnson | |
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| In the Lives of Famous Men | 1903 | Edward P. Moran | |
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| All I Needed Was the Money | 1904 | Edwin P. Moran | |
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| Get the Habit | 1904 | Ed. P. Moran | |
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| Good-Bye Sweetheart, Don't Forget | 1904 | Ed. P. Moran | |
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| Mary Canary | 1904 | Ed. P. Moran | |
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| Let's All Make Hay While the Sun Shines | 1905 | [Edw.] P. Moran | |
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| Everything Is Rosy, Rosie | 1906 | Ed. P. Moran | |
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| ⇑ I'm in Love With the Slide Trombone | 1906 | Arthur Lamb | |
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| No Wedding Bells For Me | 1906 | Edward P Moran, W.A. Heelan | |
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| And They Say He Went to College | 1907 | Edward P. Moran | |
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| Budweiser's a Friend of Mine | 1907 | Vincent Bryan | |
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| Dixie Dan | 1907 | Will D. Cobb | |
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| Follies of 1907 | 1907 | |
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| Hello Sweetie | 1907 | E. P. Moran | |
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| I'm Rehearsing With a Broadway Show | 1907 | Edgar Selden | |
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| The Story That Never Grows Old | 1907 | |
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| When They're Bringing in the Corn | 1907 | Alfred Bryan | |
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| The Whistling Yankee Girl | 1907 | E. P. Moran | |
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| Cecelia With a Capital C | 1908 | E.P. Moran | |
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| Does Anyone Know Anything at All? | 1908 | Will Heelan | |
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| Hear the Pickaninny Band | 1908 | |
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| I'm Looking For the Man That Wrote 'The Merry Widow Waltz' | 1908 | Edgar Selden | |
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| He's My Brudda in Law | 1909 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| ⇑ How Can You Toot a Toot Toot, When You Have No Toot to Toot? | 1909 | |
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| If Every Girl Was a Girl Like You | 1909 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself But Leave His Wife Alone | 1909 | Will A. Heelan, E.S.S. Huntington | |
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| I Only Drink For Friendship's Sake | 1910 | Will A Heelan | |
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| It's Funny What a Little Thing Will Do | 1910 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| A Little Bit of Lovin' Goes a Long, Long Way | 1910 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| My Turkish Maid | 1910 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| Not To-Night Josephine | 1910 | William A. Heelan | |
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| That Espagnola Swing | 1910 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| When I Gathered the Myrtle With Mary | 1910 | Will A Heelan | |
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| It's Nice to Be Nice, to a Nice Little Girl Like You | 1911 | Will A. Heelan | |
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| Life Isn't All Roses Rosie | 1911 | Al Bryan | |
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| Peaches | 1911 | Billy J Vanderveer | |
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| Pinochole Rag | 1911 | |
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| I'd Like to Be the Isle of Man | 1913 | |
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| Come on Over Here It's a Wonderful Place | 1916 | William Jerome | |
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| ⇑ She's Back Among the Pots and Pans Again | 1917 | William Jerome, Bert Hanlon | |