Seymour Furth (1877?-1932)
Last updated: 30.01.21
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 are his Dar's Ragtime in de Moon (1898) published by F. A. Mills, New York, USA and Pinochole Rag (1911) published by Joe Morris Music Company, New York, USA.
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 By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Edwin P. Moran.
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And They Say He Went to College By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Edward P. Moran.
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As You and I By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Billy Johnson.
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Budweiser's a Friend of Mine By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Vincent Bryan.
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Cecelia With a Capital C 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 MoonBy: Seymour Furth. Words by: Maurice Shapiro.
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 Dixie DanBy: Seymour Furth. Words by: Will D. Cobb.
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Does Anyone Know Anything at All? By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Will Heelan.
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Everything Is Rosy, Rosie 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 By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Ed. P. Moran.
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Good-Bye Sweetheart, Don't Forget By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Ed. P. Moran.
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He's My Brudda in Law By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Will A. Heelan.
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Hello Sweetie By: Seymour Furth. Words by: E. P. Moran.
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I'm in Love With the Slide Trombone By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Arthur Lamb.
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I'm Looking For the Man That Wrote 'The Merry Widow Waltz' By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Edgar Selden.
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If Every Girl Was a Girl Like You By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Will A. Heelan.
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In the Lives of Famous Men By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Edward P. Moran.
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Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself But Leave His Wife Alone By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Will A. Heelan, E.S.S. Huntington.
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My Leonora Lee By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Billy Johnson.
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No Wedding Bells For Me By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Edward P Moran, Will A. Heelan.
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Since Bill Bailey Came Back Home By: Seymour Furth. Words by: Billy Johnson.
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Story That Never Grows Old, The By: Seymour Furth.
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Willie Boys, The 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. Keys: ER
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Conqueror | 1898 |   |
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| Dar's Ragtime in De Moon | 1898 | Maurice Shapiro (words) | |
| You're All Right But You Can't Ring In | 1898 | |
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| Excuse Me | 1899 | Ed. Rogers (words) | |
| Willie Boys, The (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| As You and I | 1902 | Billy Johnson (words) | |
| My Leonora Lee | 1902 | Billy Johnson (words) | |
| Since Bill Bailey Came Back Home | 1902 | Billy Johnson (words) | |
| In the Lives of Famous Men | 1903 | Edward P. Moran (words) Jerome Sykes (sung by) |
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| All I Needed Was the Money | 1904 | Edwin P. Moran (words) | |
| Get the Habit | 1904 | Ed. P. Moran (words) | |
| ⇑ Good-Bye Sweetheart, Don't Forget | 1904 | Ed. P. Moran (words) | |
| Mary Canary | 1904 | Ed. P. Moran (words) Bessie Wynn (sung by) |
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| Let's All Make Hay While the Sun Shines | 1905 | [Edw.] P. Moran (words) Eva W. Wallace (sung by) |
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| Everything Is Rosy, Rosie | 1906 | Ed. P. Moran (words) | |
| I'm in Love With the Slide Trombone | 1906 | Arthur Lamb (words) Grace La Rue (sung by) |
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| No Wedding Bells For Me | 1906 | Edward P Moran (words) W.A. Heelan (words) Trixie Friganza (sung by) |
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| And They Say He Went to College | 1907 | Edward P. Moran (words) Eddie Foy (sung by) |
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| Budweiser's a Friend of Mine | 1907 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| Dixie Dan | 1907 | Will D. Cobb (words) Blanche Ring (sung by) |
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| Follies of 1907 | 1907 | |
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| Hello Sweetie | 1907 | E. P. Moran (words) | |
| I'm Rehearsing With a Broadway Show | 1907 | Edgar Selden (words) | |
| Story That Never Grows Old, The | 1907 | |
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| When They're Bringing in the Corn | 1907 | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
| Whistling Yankee Girl, The | 1907 | E. P. Moran (words) Edith Decker (sung by) |
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| Cecelia With a Capital C | 1908 | E.P. Moran (words) Josephine Sabel (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Does Anyone Know Anything at All? | 1908 | Will Heelan (words) | |
| Hear the Pickaninny Band | 1908 | |
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| I'm Looking For the Man That Wrote 'The Merry Widow Waltz' | 1908 | Edgar Selden (words) | |
| He's My Brudda in Law | 1909 | Will A. Heelan (words) | |
| How Can You Toot a Toot Toot, When You Have No Toot to Toot? | 1909 | Sam Bernard (sung by) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| If Every Girl Was a Girl Like You | 1909 | Will A. Heelan (words) | |
| Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself But Leave His Wife Alone | 1909 | Will A. Heelan (words) E.S.S. Huntington (words) Grace La Rue (sung by) |
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| I Only Drink For Friendship's Sake | 1910 | Will A Heelan (words) | |
| It's Funny What a Little Thing Will Do | 1910 | Will A. Heelan (words) | |
| Little Bit of Lovin' Goes a Long, Long Way, A | 1910 | Will A. Heelan (words) Lillian Shaw (sung by) |
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| My Turkish Maid | 1910 | Will A. Heelan (words) | |
| Not To-Night Josephine | 1910 | William A. Heelan (words) | |
| That Espagnola Swing | 1910 | Will A. Heelan (words) | |
| When I Gathered the Myrtle With Mary | 1910 | Will A Heelan (words) | |
| It's Nice to Be Nice, to a Nice Little Girl Like You | 1911 | Will A. Heelan (words) | |
| Life Isn't All Roses Rosie | 1911 | Al Bryan (words) | |
| ⇑ Peaches | 1911 | Billy J Vanderveer (words) | |
| 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 (words) Walter Lawrence (sung by) |
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| She's Back Among the Pots and Pans Again | 1917 | William Jerome (words) Bert Hanlon (words) Kate Elinore (sung by) |
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