Theodore F. Morse (1873-1924)
Last updated: 27.03.18
According to the Internet source given below, Theodore F. Morse was an American composer, born in Washington, D.C., and writer of songs and scores for stage shows. He studied piano and violin privately and was educated at the Maryland Military Academy. He broke off his studies aged only 14 and absconded to New York to work in a music business. He sold his first song at 15 years old and had set up his own publishing enterprise by the time he was 24. Today his remembered best for his Blue Bell (1904), M-O-T-H-E-R (1915), Down In Jungle Town (1908) and Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here (1917). His score for Hurray For Baffin Bay (1903) metaphormosed decades later into the blockbuster film, The Wizard of Oz. Of ragtime interest id his Another Rag (1911). He died in New York.
Theodore F. Morse (1873-1924) has at least 35 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Absence Song Without Words. No. 2 By Theodore F. Morse.
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The Arrival of the Bride March By Theodore F. Morse.
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Artful Love Gavotte By Theodore F. Morse.
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At the Play Waltzes By Theodore F. Morse.
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The Boy Who Wears the Coat of Blue Song Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Harry Marion.
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The Broadway Two Step March By Theodore F. Morse.
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The Brotherhood of Man Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: R. A. Browne.
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Circe Air De Ballet By Theodore F. Morse.
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 Coontown Capers A NegrosyncrasyBy Theodore F. Morse.
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Corncob Dance Characteristic By Theodore F. Morse.
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The Dainty Duchess Gavotte By Theodore F. Morse.
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Dance of the Moonbeams By Theodore F. Morse.
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Ennitra Mazourka Oriental By Theodore F. Morse.
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For You Alone Song Without Words. No. 3 By Theodore F. Morse.
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He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Vincent P. Bryan.
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I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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 I'd Love to Lead a Military BandMusic by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Jack Mahoney.
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Isis Intermezzo By Theodore F. Morse.
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It Seems Like Yesterday Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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 A Little Boy in BlueMusic by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: R.A. Browne.
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Longing Romanza By Theodore F. Morse.
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Ma Vida Romance For Piano By Theodore F. Morse.
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 The Meeting of the Blue and GrayBy Theodore F. Morse.
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Merri Waltzes By Theodore F. Morse.
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Moonlight Kisses Gavotte By Theodore F. Morse.
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The Nobility Two-Step By Theodore F. Morse.
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Nobody Else But You Song Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Harry S. Marion.
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People Who Live in Glass Houses Never Should Throw Any Stones Song Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Carroll Fleming.
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Pepita Mexican Dance By Theodore F. Morse.
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 Perhaps You'll Regret SomedayMusic by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Paul Dresser.
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The Scandal of the Rose Song And Dance Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: E. Remington.
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Since Reuben's Gone Away Song Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Vincent P. Bryan.
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That's Always the Way With a Woman Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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That's When I Think of You Music by Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Raymond A. Browne.
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Venus Intermezzo By Theodore F. Morse.
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"Perfessor" Bill Edwards | on "Perfessor Bill Sings Volume 2" | |
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Various Artists | on "Real Ragtime" |        |
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Joan Reynolds | on "Deep Hollow" | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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St. Louis Ragtimers | on "Full Steam Ahead and Loaded Up!" | |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 261 works by Theodore F. Morse (1873-1924). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Items on hold
Absence (1895)   | The Family Tree (1907) |
| The Arrival of the Bride March (1895) | Good Bye Mamie (1907) |
| Artful Love Gavotte (1895) | I Want to Be a Merry Merry Widow (1907) Words by: Edward Madden |
| The Broadway (1895) | I'd Rather Be a Lobster Tha a Wise Guy (1907) |
| The Meeting of the Blue and Gray (1895) | I'm a Veteran of '63 (1907) |
| At the Play (1896) | In a Cosey Little Cottage by the Sea (1907) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Moonlight Kisses (1896) | In Monkey Land (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| The New Bully (1896) | In the Moonlight With the Girl You Love (1907) |
| The Nobility (1896) | Isle of Ding-a-ling (1907) |
| The Scandal of the Rose (1896) Words by: E. Remington | It's Great to Be a Soldier Man (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| Circe (1897) | Jappy Johnny (1907) |
| Coontown Capers (1897) | Laura Lee (1907) |
| Ma Vida (1897) | Little Black Lamb (1907) Words by: Richard Henry Buck |
| Corncob Dance (1898) | Lovin' Time (1907) |
| The Dainty Duchess (1898) | Make Believe (1907) |
| Dance of the Moonbeams (1898) | Monkey Land (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| Longing (1898) | Moon-beams (1907) |
| Lucille, Ma Lady Love (1898) Words & Music: Morse Co-Author: Bob Cole | Nobody's Little Girl (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| Perhaps You'll Regret Someday (1898) Words by: Paul Dresser | The Old Street Band (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| Venus (1898) | Playing the Ponies (1907) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Ennitra (1899) | She's the Fairest Little Flower Dear Old Dixie Ever Grew (1907) Words by: Ashley S. Johnson |
| For You Alone (1899) | Since Arrah Wanna Married Barney Carney (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies (1899) Words by: Raymond A. Browne | Take Me Where There's a Big Brass Band (1907) |
| It Seems Like Yesterday (1899) Words by: Raymond A. Browne | Two Blue Eyes (1907) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Merri (1899) | Two Little Baby Shoes (1907) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Pepita (1899) | Washington Pie (1907) |
| That's Always the Way With a Woman (1899) Words by: Raymond A. Browne | When Mandy Said Goodbye (1907) |
| That's When I Think of You (1899) Words by: Raymond A. Browne | Wind Yourself Around Me Dearie (1907) |
| With You Beside Me (1899) Words by: R.A. Browne | Won't You Be My Honey? (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| La Morsaria (1900) Words & Music: Morse | You Always Greet Me With the Same Old Smile (1907) Words by: Bartley Costello |
| The Man Behind the Gun (1900) | Chicken Patty (1908) |
| Arizona Prospector (1901) Words by: Ellsworth C Snider | Consolation (1908) Words by: Edward Madden |
| At the Bottom of the Hill (1901) Words by: R.A. Browne | Cy and Sue (1908) |
| The Boy Who Wears the Coat of Blue (1901) Words by: Harry Marion | Down in Jungle Town (1908) Words by: Edward Madden |
| The Brotherhood of Man (1901) Words by: R. A. Browne | Finnigan's Irish Band (1908) |
| Fight for the Girl You Love (1901) | I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You (1908) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Fudgerology (1901) | In the Golden Long Ago (1908) |
| He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save (1901) Words by: Vincent P. Bryan | Just Give Me a Big Bass Drum (1908) |
| Henrietta, Dainty Henrietta (1901) Words by: Vincent P. Bryan | The Land of the Heart's Desire (1908) Words by: Channing Pollock |
| Isis (1901) | Lanky Yankee Boys in Blue (1908) |
| The Lizard and the Frog (1901) | Minnie-Ha-Ha Donohue (1908) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Nobody Else But You (1901) Words by: Harry S. Marion | Morse's New Barn Dance (1908) |
| Salambo (1901) | The Old Time Rag (1908) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Sweet Morning Glory (1901) Words by: R.A. Browne | Santiago Flynn (1908) Words by: Edward Madden |
| Uly-Oo (1901) Words by: Vincent P. Bryan | Smiling Star (1908) Words by: Jack Drislane |
| When the Gold Was Turning Gray (1901) Words by: Harry S. Marion | Somebody's Got My Goat (1908) |
| When They Play "God Save the King" (1901) Words by: Vincent P. Bryan | Stupid Mister Cupid (1908) |
| Wolf and the Lamb (1901) | Sweetheart Town (1908) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| The Army of Peace (1902) Words by: Raymond A. Browne | When the Meadow Larks Are Calling, Annie Laurie (1908) Words by: Richard H. Buck |
| Cheerful Chinaman (1902) | When the Sun Goes Down to Rest Behind the Hill (1908) |
| Happy Hooligan (1902) | When You Wore a Pinafore (1908) Words by: Edward Madden |
| I've Got My Eyes on You-Oo-Oo (1902) Words by: F.W. Hager, J. Ringleben | At MacGregor's Scotch High-ball (1909) |
| In the Moonlight (1902) Words by: R.A. Browne | Blue Feather (1909) |
| It's the Man in the Soldier Suit (1902) | Blue Feather - Song (1909) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| The Lady With the Angel Eyes (1902) Co-Authors: Alfred James Dewey, Fred C Farrell Famed in song and story "Dreamy Eyes" | Booby (1909) |
| A Little Boy in Blue (1902) Words by: R.A. Browne | Good Night, Moonlight (1909) |
| Since Reuben's Gone Away (1902) Words by: Vincent P. Bryan | Good Old Dollar Bill (1909) |
| Wait at the Gate For Me (1902) Words by: Ren Shields | He's a College Boy (1909) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Dear Old Girl (1903) Words by: Richard H. Buck | I'm Always Thinking of You, (1909) |
| Down in the Meadow Where the Green Grass Grows (1903) Words by: Paul Barnes | Jemima (1909) |
| Hurray For Baffin's Bay (1903) Words by: Vincent Bryan | Just a Little Feeling in Your Heart for Me (1909) |
| In the Valley of Broken Hearts (1903) Words by: Fred C. Farrell | Just a Little Ring From You (1909) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Jeweled Hand of Fate (1903) | Love Me to the Music of a Ragtime Tune (1909) Co-Authors: Jack Mahoney, Madge Maitland |
| Keep a Little Cozy Corner in Your Heart For Me (1903) Words by: Jack Drislane | Molly Lee (1909) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| L-i-b-e-r-t-y (1903) | My World Is a Dream of You (1909) Words by: J.F. Mahoney |
| Mammy's Little Blue Grass Coon (1903) | On a Monkey Honeymoon (1909) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| People Who Live in Glass Houses Never Should Throw Any Stones (1903) Words by: Carroll Fleming | Toys for Sale (1909) |
| Raving (1903) Words by: Vincent Bryan | Wise Old Indian (1909) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Say You'll Be a Friend of Mine (1903) | College Glide (1910) |
| Twinkling Star (1903) | Does the Girl You Left Behind Ever Wish You Back Again? (1910) Words by: Robert F Roden |
| Up in the Cocoanut Tree (1903) Words by: Edward Madden | Down in Sunny Honeytown (1910) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| When We Were Two Little Boys (1903) | Good Fellowship Begins at Home (1910) |
| When We Were Two Little Boys - Song (1903) | Good-Bye Betty Brown (1910) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| A Wise Old Owl (1903) Words by: Edward Madden | Ireland and Liberty (1910) Words by: Allen Doone |
| Blue Bell (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | Kitty Gray (1910) Words by: Andrew B. Sterling |
| Blue Bells Goodbye (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | Phoebe Jane (1910) Words by: Richard H. Buck |
| Can't You See My Heart Beats All For You? (1904) Words by: Bert FitzGibbon | Red Clover (1910) |
| Come Down From the Big Fig Tree (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | That Good Old Irish Rag (1910) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Good Bye Sis (1904) Words by: Will D. Cobb | To Arms, to Arms (1910) |
| A Great Big Chickapoo Chief (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | What Is a Night Without Dreams (1910) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| I Never Thought I'd Miss You As I Do (1904) Words by: Richard Henry Buck | When a College Boy Meets a College Girl (1910) |
| I've Got a Feelin' For You (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | Another Rag (1911) Words by: D. A Esrom |
| Juice of the Grape (1904) | Baby Blue Eyes (1911) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| A Little Boy Called "Taps" (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | By the Dear Old River Rhine (1911) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Make a Fuss Over Me (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | Dixie Gray (1911) Words by: Jack Mohoney |
| My Faithful Rose (1904) Words by: Richard Henry Buck | Hannah Won't You Smile Awhile on Me (1911) |
| Nan! Nan! Nan! (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | I'd Love to Lead a Military Band (1911) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Oysters and Clams (1904) Words by: Jack Drislane | Letty Lane (1911) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Please Come and Play in My Yard (1904) Words by: Edward Madden | Lizabeth Ann (1911) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Quaint Old Bird (1904) | Sweet Swanee Sue (1911) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| She Was a Good Old Soul (1904) | That's Why the Violets Live (1911) |
| What the Brass Band Played (1904) Words by: Jack Drislane | The Washington Waddle (1911) Words by: Jack Mahoney |
| Where Is Mauvorneen Tonight? (1904) | I Left My Heart in Dear Old Ireland (1912) |
| Where the Southern Roses Grow (1904) Words by: Richard H. Buck | Luella Lee (1912) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Daddy's Little Girl (1905) Words by: Edward Madden | That Lovin' Rag Time Man (1912) Words by: D.A. Esrom |
| Don't Be So Mean (1905) | When Uncle Joe Plays a Rag on His Old Banjo (1912) Words by: D. A Esrom |
| I'm Going to Meet Birdie To-Night (1905) Words by: Jack Drislane | When You're Lonesome Don't Forget My Number (1912) |
| In Timbuctoo (1905) Words by: Edward Madden | Whistling Jim - That's Him (1912) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Julia Dean (1905) | Bobbin' Up and Down (1913) Words by: D. A Esrom |
| Just a Little Rocking Chair and You (1905) Words by: Jack Drislane, Bert Fitzgibbon | Down in Monkeyville (1913) Words by: G. Clarke, Edgar Leslie |
| The Leader of the German Band (1905) Words by: Edward Madden | In the Land of Plankity Plank (1913) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Longing For You (1905) Words by: Jack Drislane | Oh Isn't She Cute? (1913) |
| My Yankee-Irish Girl (1905) | Salvation Nell (1913) Words by: G. Clarke, Edgar Leslie |
| One Called Mother and the Other Home Sweet Home (1905) Words by: Wm Cahill | Texico (1913) |
| Paddle Your Own Canoe (1905) | Until You Said "Goodbye" (1913) Words by: D A Esrom |
| She Waits by the Deep Blue Sea (1905) Words by: Edward Madden | Way Back Home (1913) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Starlight (1905) Words by: Edward Madden | When You Sang the Rosary to Me (1913) |
| Arrah Wanna (1906) | Who's Going to Love You When I'm Gone? (1913) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Arrah Wanna - Song (1906) Words by: Jack Drislane | You're the Haven of My Heart (1913) Words by: Orr O'Connor |
| Crocodile Isle (1906) Words by: Jack Drislane | Doodle-Oodle Dee (1914) Words by: Arthur Fields |
| Don't You Think That You Could Care for Me? (1906) | You Need a Rag (1914) |
| Girlie, I Love You (1906) | Auntie Skinner's Chicken Dinner (1915) Words by: Arthur Fields, Earl Carroll |
| The Good Old U.S.A. (1906) Words by: Jack Drislane | Dear Mother Mine (1915) |
| I'll Always Wear Your Image in My Heart (1906) | M-O-T-H-E-R, a Word That Means the World to Me (1915) Words by: H.E. Johnson |
| I'll Fold Up My Tent and Steal Away (1906) Words by: Frank Riley | Soldier Boy (1915) Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| It's All for You (1906) | You're Just Homesick That's All (1915) Words by: DA Esrom |
| Juno (1906) | My Old Rose (1916) Words by: Leo Wood, George McFarlane |
| Keep on the Sunny Side (1906) Words by: Jack Drislane | Hail! Hail! the Gang's All Here! (1917) Co-Author: A. Sullivan Words by: D. A. Esrom |
| Maybe Sometime (1906) Words by: Jack Drislane | Mammy Blossom's 'possum Party (1917) Words by: Arthur Fields |
| No One Knows How Much I Miss You (1906) | My Red Cross Girlie (1917) Words by: Harry Bewley |
| Oh What a Night to Spoon (1906) | Sing Me Love's Lullaby (1917) Words by: Dorothy Terriss |
| Paradise (1906) | Throw No Stones in the Well That Gives You Water (1917) Words by: Arthur Fields |
| What Would You Take for Me, Mamma? (1906) | We'll Knock the Heligo-Into Heligo Out of Heligoland! (1917) Words by: John O'Brien |
| When Her Beauty Begins to Fade (1906) | You Don't Have to Be Irish to Be Welcome in an Irishman's Home (1917) |
| When Mose With His Nose Leads the Band (1906) Words by: Jack Dislane, Bert FitzGibbon | Alice I'm in Wonderland (1918) Words by: Arthur Fields |
| Yimmini Yee, I Yumped My Yob for You (1906) | When a Blue Service Star Turns to Gold (1918) Words by: Casper Nathan |
| You Never Can Tell by the Label (1906) | Jazzola (1919) Words & Music: Morse Co-Author: J.R. Robinson Words by: Al. M. Kendall |
| Bonnie Blue (1907) Words by: Jack Drislane | Don't Blame It All on Me (1924) |
| Cupid's Wedding Bells (1907) | There's One in a Million (?) |
| Dear Heart, Dream On (1907) | The Village Band (?) |
| Dream On, Dear Heart, Dream On (1907) Words by: Richard Henry Buck |
