Theodore F. Morse (1873-1924)
Last updated: 22.07.21
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 Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Arrival of the Bride March, The Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Artful Love Gavotte Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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At the Play Waltzes Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Boy Who Wears the Coat of Blue, The Song Music by: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: Harry Marion
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Broadway, The Two Step March Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Brotherhood of Man, The Music by: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: R. A. Browne
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Circe Air De Ballet Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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 Coontown Capers A NegrosyncrasyMusic by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Corncob Dance Characteristic Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Dainty Duchess, The Gavotte Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Dance of the Moonbeams Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Ennitra Mazourka Oriental Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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For You Alone Song Without Words. No. 3 Music 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 Music 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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 Little Boy in Blue, AMusic by: Theodore F. Morse. Words by: R.A. Browne
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Longing Romanza Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Ma Vida Romance For Piano Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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 Meeting of the Blue and Gray, TheMusic by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Merri Waltzes Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Moonlight Kisses Gavotte Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Nobility, The Two-Step Music 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 Music 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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Scandal of the Rose, The 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 Music by: Theodore F. Morse.
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Various Artists | Real Ragtime |        |
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St. Louis Ragtimers | Full Steam Ahead and Loaded Up! | |
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Joan Reynolds | Deep Hollow | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Bill Edwards | Perfessor Bill Sings Volume 2 |
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Down in Jungle Town | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Edward Madden (words)  |
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I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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In the Good Old Summer Time | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (w&m) |
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Just a Little Rocking Chair and You | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Bert Fitzgibbon (words) Jack Drislane (words) |
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Keep on the Sunny Side | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Kitty Gray | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Leader of the German Band, The | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Letty Lane | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Little Boy Called ''Taps'', A | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Edward Madden (words) |
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Longing For You | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Edward Madden (words) |
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M-O-T-H-E-R | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Howard Johnson (words) |
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M-O-T-H-E-R | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Howard Johnson (words) |
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My Faithful Rose | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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My World Is a Dream of You | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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⇑On a Monkey Honeymoon | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) J. F. Mahoney (words) |
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Phoebe Jane | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Andrew B. Sterling (words) |
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Santiago Flynn | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Throw No Stones in the Well That Gives You Water | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Two Blue Eyes | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) |
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Two Little Baby Shoes | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Edward Madden (words) |
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When the Meadow-Larks Are Calling, Annie Laurie | Piano, Voice | Theodore F. Morse (Music) Richard H. Buck (words) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 277 works by Theodore F. Morse (1873-1924).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Absence | 1895 |  |
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| Arrival of the Bride March, The | 1895 | |
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| Artful Love Gavotte | 1895 | |
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| Broadway, The | 1895 | |
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| Meeting of the Blue and Gray, The | 1895 | |
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| At the Play | 1896 | |
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| Moonlight Kisses | 1896 | |
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| New Bully, The | 1896 | ||
| Nobility, The | 1896 | |
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| Scandal of the Rose, The | 1896 | E. Remington (words) | |
| Circe | 1897 | |
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| ⇑ Coontown Capers | 1897 | P. Dresser (words) | |
| Ma Vida | 1897 | |
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| Corncob Dance | 1898 | |
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| Dainty Duchess, The | 1898 | |
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| Dance of the Moonbeams | 1898 | |
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| Longing | 1898 | |
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| Lucille, Ma Lady Love (w&m) | 1898 | Bob Cole (co-author) | |
| Perhaps You'll Regret Someday | 1898 | Paul Dresser (words) | |
| Venus | 1898 | |
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| Ennitra | 1899 | |
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| For You Alone | 1899 | |
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| I Loves Yer - 'cause You'se My Pikaninnies | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | |
| ⇑ It Seems Like Yesterday | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | |
| Merri | 1899 | |
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| Night on the River, A | 1899 |  |
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| Pepita | 1899 | |
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| That's Always the Way With a Woman | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | |
| That's When I Think of You | 1899 | Raymond A. Browne (words) | |
| With You Beside Me | 1899 | R.A. Browne (words) | |
| It's the Man Behind the Gun Who Does the Work | 1900 | Raymond A. Browne (words) Hamilton Hill (sung by) |
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| La Morsaria (w&m) | 1900 | |
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| Man Behind the Gun, The | 1900 | |
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| Arizona Prospector | 1901 | Ellsworth C Snider (words) | |
| At the Bottom of the Hill | 1901 | R.A. Browne (words) | |
| ⇑ Boy Who Wears the Coat of Blue, The | 1901 | Harry Marion (words) | |
| Brotherhood of Man, The | 1901 | R. A. Browne (words) | |
| Fight for the Girl You Love | 1901 | ||
| Fudgerology | 1901 | ||
| He's an Honor to the Flag He Fought to Save | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) | |
| Henrietta, Dainty Henrietta | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Howard Powers (sung by) |
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| Isis | 1901 | |
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| Lizard and the Frog, The | 1901 | |
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| Nobody Else But You | 1901 | Harry S. Marion (words) | |
| Salambo | 1901 | |
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| Sweet Morning Glory | 1901 | R.A. Browne (words) | |
| Uly-Oo | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Marie Dressler (sung by) |
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| ⇑ When the Gold Was Turning Gray | 1901 | Harry S. Marion (words) | |
| When They Play ''God Save the King'' | 1901 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) Lottie Gilson (sung by) |
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| Wolf and the Lamb | 1901 |
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| Army of Peace, The | 1902 | Raymond A. Browne (words) Mabelle Gilman (sung by) |
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| Cheerful Chinaman | 1902 | ||
| Happy Hooligan | 1902 | |
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| I've Got My Eyes on You-Oo-Oo | 1902 | F.W. Hager (words) J. Ringleben (words) |
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| In the Good Old Summer Time (w&m) | 1902 | |
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| In the Moonlight | 1902 | R.A. Browne (words) | |
| It's the Man in the Soldier Suit | 1902 | ||
| Lady With the Angel Eyes, The | 1902 | Alfred James Dewey (co-author) Fred C Farrell (co-author) Famed in song and story "Dreamy Eyes" |
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| Little Boy in Blue, A | 1902 | R.A. Browne (words) John C. Nestor (sung by) |
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| Proper Way to Kiss, The | 1902 | Louise Gunning (sung by) | |
| Since Reuben's Gone Away | 1902 | Vincent P. Bryan (words) | |
| ⇑ Wait at the Gate For Me | 1902 | Ren Shields (words) | |
| Dear Old Girl | 1903 | Richard H. Buck (words) Frank W. Shea (sung by) |
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| Down in the Meadow Where the Green Grass Grows | 1903 | Paul Barnes (words) | |
| Dusky Maiden | 1903 | ||
| Fay Templeton's Woodchuck Song | 1903 | F. Templeton (sung by) | |
| Hurrah For Baffin's Bay! | 1903 | Vincent Bryan (words) Montgomery & Stone (sung by) |
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| In the Valley of Broken Hearts | 1903 | Fred C. Farrell (words) | |
| Jeweled Hand of Fate | 1903 | ||
| Keep a Little Cozy Corner in Your Heart For Me | 1903 | Jack Drislane (words) Elida Morris (sung by) |
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| L-i-b-e-r-t-y | 1903 | ||
| Mammy's Little Blue Grass Coon | 1903 | ||
| Marriage Is Sublime | 1903 | ||
| ⇑ People Who Live in Glass Houses Never Should Throw Any Stones | 1903 | Carroll Fleming (words) | |
| Raving | 1903 | Vincent Bryan (words) | |
| Royal Crocodile, The | 1903 | M. Cahill (sung by) | |
| Same Old Crowd, The | 1903 | Blanche Ring (sung by) | |
| Say You'll Be a Friend of Mine | 1903 | ||
| Twinkling Star | 1903 | ||
| Up in the Cocoanut Tree | 1903 | Edward Madden (words) Malcolm Shackleford (sung by) Carolyne Delmore (sung by) |
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| When We Were Two Little Boys | 1903 | ||
| When We Were Two Little Boys - Song | 1903 | ||
| Wise Old Owl, A | 1903 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| Blue Bell | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Irene Jernon (sung by) Nellie Nichols (sung by) Effie Brooklin (sung by) Anna Driver (sung by) |
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| Blue Bells Goodbye | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| ⇑ Can't You See My Heart Beats All For You? | 1904 | Bert FitzGibbon (words) Mildred Hanson (sung by) |
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| Come Down From the Big Fig Tree | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) George MacFarlane (sung by) |
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| Good Bye Sis | 1904 | Will D. Cobb (words) | |
| Great Big Chickapoo Chief, A | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Nellie Nicholes (sung by) |
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| I Never Thought I'd Miss You As I Do | 1904 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | |
| I've Got a Feelin' For You | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Harry Brown (sung by) |
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| Juice of the Grape | 1904 | ||
| Little Boy Called ''Taps'', A | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Violette (sung by) Mildred Hanson (sung by) Ruth Nelta (sung by) |
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| Make a Fuss Over Me | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Vera King (sung by) Kathryn Miley (sung by) |
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| My Faithful Rose | 1904 | Richard Henry Buck (words) Kathryn Miley (sung by) |
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| Nan! Nan! Nan! | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| Oysters and Clams | 1904 | Jack Drislane (words) Vic Richards (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Please Come and Play in My Yard | 1904 | Edward Madden (words) Slater &. Finch (sung by) Dan McAvoy (sung by) |
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| Quaint Old Bird | 1904 | ||
| She Was a Good Old Soul | 1904 |
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| What the Brass Band Played | 1904 | Jack Drislane (words) Etta Williams (sung by) |
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| Where Is Mauvorneen Tonight? | 1904 | |
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| Where the Southern Roses Grow | 1904 | Richard H. Buck (words) | |
| Daddy's Little Girl | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| Don't Be So Mean | 1905 | ||
| I'm Going to Meet Birdie To-Night | 1905 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| In Timbuctoo | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) Lulu Watts (sung by) |
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| Julia Dean | 1905 | ||
| Just a Little Rocking Chair and You | 1905 | Jack Drislane (words) Bert Fitzgibbon (words) Dorothea Bowdish (sung by) |
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| Leader of the German Band, The | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) Radie Furman (sung by) |
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| Longing For You | 1905 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| ⇑ My Yankee-Irish Girl | 1905 | ||
| One Called Mother and the Other Home Sweet Home | 1905 | Wm Cahill (words) Blanche Washburn (sung by) |
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| Paddle Your Own Canoe | 1905 | ||
| She Waits by the Deep Blue Sea | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| Starlight | 1905 | Edward Madden (words) Lowrey Sisters (sung by) |
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| Arrah Wanna | 1906 | |
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| Arrah Wanna - Song | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) James H. Sadler (sung by) Harry MacDonald (sung by) |
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| Crocodile Isle | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) C. Jack Rich (sung by) |
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| Don't You Think That You Could Care for Me? | 1906 | ||
| Girlie, I Love You | 1906 | ||
| Good Old U.S.A., The | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) James Purvis (sung by) |
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| I'll Always Wear Your Image in My Heart | 1906 | ||
| ⇑ I'll Fold Up My Tent and Steal Away | 1906 | Frank Riley (words) | |
| It's All for You | 1906 | ||
| Juno | 1906 | |
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| Keep on the Sunny Side | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) Viola Van Ordier (sung by) |
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| Maybe Sometime | 1906 | Jack Drislane (words) Libbie Putnam (sung by) |
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| No One Knows How Much I Miss You | 1906 | ||
| Oh What a Night to Spoon | 1906 | ||
| Paradise | 1906 | ||
| What Would You Take for Me, Mamma? | 1906 | ||
| When Her Beauty Begins to Fade | 1906 | ||
| When Mose With His Nose Leads the Band | 1906 | Jack Dislane (words) Bert FitzGibbon (words) Arthur Morton (sung by) |
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| Yimmini Yee, I Yumped My Yob for You | 1906 | ||
| ⇑ You Never Can Tell by the Label | 1906 | ||
| Bonnie Blue | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| Ching-A-Ling | 1907 | ||
| Cupid's Wedding Bells | 1907 | Clarence Kolb (sung by) | |
| Dear Heart, Dream On | 1907 | ||
| Dream On, Dear Heart, Dream On | 1907 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | |
| Family Tree, The | 1907 | Gus Yorke (sung by) | |
| Good Bye Mamie | 1907 | ||
| I Want to Be a Merry Merry Widow | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) Madge Hughes (sung by) |
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| I'd Rather Be a Lobster Than a Wise Guy | 1907 | Gus Yorke (sung by) | |
| I'm a Veteran of '63 | 1907 | |
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| In a Cosey Little Cottage by the Sea | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| ⇑ In Monkey Land | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Annette Mozar (sung by) |
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| In the Moonlight With the Girl You Love | 1907 | ||
| Isle of Ding-a-ling | 1907 |
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| It's Great to Be a Soldier Man | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| Jappy Johnny | 1907 | |
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| Laura Lee | 1907 | ||
| Little Black Lamb | 1907 | Richard Henry Buck (words) | |
| Lovin' Time | 1907 | |
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| Make Believe | 1907 | ||
| Monkey Land | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Kathryn Russell (sung by) |
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| Moon-beams | 1907 | ||
| Nobody's Little Girl | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| Old Street Band, The | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Campbell &. Kenney (sung by) |
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| Playing the Ponies | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| ⇑ She's the Fairest Little Flower Dear Old Dixie Ever Grew | 1907 | Ashley S. Johnson (words) | |
| Since Arrah Wanna Married Barney Carney | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| Take Me Where There's a Big Brass Band | 1907 | |
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| Two Blue Eyes | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) Raycroft &. Lynch (sung by) Sisters Felmar (sung by) |
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| Two Little Baby Shoes | 1907 | Edward Madden (words) Bessie Dilks (sung by) Genevieve Homer (sung by) |
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| Washington Pie | 1907 | |
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| When Mandy Said Goodbye | 1907 | ||
| Wind Yourself Around Me, Dearie | 1907 | ||
| Won't You Be My Honey? | 1907 | Jack Drislane (words) Flemen &. Miller (sung by) Violette Pearl (sung by) |
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| You Always Greet Me With the Same Old Smile | 1907 | Bartley Costello (words) | |
| Chicken Patty | 1908 | |
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| Consolation | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| ⇑ Cy and Sue | 1908 | ||
| Down in Jungle Town | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) Elsie Tuell (sung by) Mabel Lelille (sung by) Fentelle &. Carr (sung by) |
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| Finnigan's Irish Band | 1908 | |
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| I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) Grace Drew (sung by) |
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| In the Golden Long Ago | 1908 | ||
| Just Give Me a Big Bass Drum | 1908 | ||
| Land of the Heart's Desire, The | 1908 | Channing Pollock (words) | |
| Lanky Yankee Boys in Blue | 1908 | ||
| Minnie-Ha-Ha Donohue | 1908 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Morse's New Barn Dance | 1908 | |
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| Old Time Rag, The | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| Santiago Flynn | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) Phil Morton (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Smiling Star | 1908 | Jack Drislane (words) | |
| Somebody's Got My Goat | 1908 | ||
| Stupid Mister Cupid | 1908 | Mabel Hite (sung by) | |
| Sweetheart Town | 1908 | Jack Mahoney (words) Vivian Densmore (sung by) |
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| When the Meadow-Larks Are Calling, Annie Laurie | 1908 | Richard H. Buck (words) Helen Brandon (sung by) |
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| When the Sun Goes Down to Rest Behind the Hill | 1908 | ||
| When You Wore a Pinafore | 1908 | Edward Madden (words) | |
| At MacGregor's Scotch High-Ball | 1909 | ||
| Blue Feather | 1909 | |
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| Blue Feather - Song | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Booby | 1909 | ||
| Good Night, Moonlight | 1909 | ||
| ⇑ Good Old Dollar Bill | 1909 | ||
| He's a College Boy | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| I'm Always Thinking of You, | 1909 |
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| Jemima | 1909 | ||
| Just a Little Feeling in Your Heart for Me | 1909 | ||
| Just a Little Ring From You | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Love Me to the Music of a Ragtime Tune | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (co-author) Madge Maitland (co-author) |
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| Molly Lee | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| My World Is a Dream of You | 1909 | J.F. Mahoney (words) | |
| On a Monkey Honeymoon | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) Golden &. Golden (sung by) |
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| Toys for Sale | 1909 | ||
| Wise Old Indian | 1909 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| College Glide | 1910 | |
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| Does the Girl You Left Behind Ever Wish You Back Again? | 1910 | Robert F Roden (words) | |
| ⇑ Down in Sunny Honeytown | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Good Fellowship Begins at Home | 1910 | ||
| Good-Bye Betty Brown | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) Dolce Sisters (sung by) |
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| Ireland and Liberty | 1910 | Allen Doone (words) | |
| Kitty Gray | 1910 | Andrew B. Sterling (words) | |
| Phoebe Jane | 1910 | Richard H. Buck (words) | |
| Red Clover | 1910 | ||
| That Good Old Irish Rag | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| To Arms, to Arms | 1910 | ||
| What Is a Night Without Dreams | 1910 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| When a College Boy Meets a College Girl | 1910 | ||
| Another Rag | 1911 | D. A Esrom (words) | |
| ⇑ Baby Blue Eyes | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| By the Dear Old River Rhine | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Dixie Gray | 1911 | Jack Mohoney (words) | |
| Hannah Won't You Smile Awhile on Me | 1911 | |
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| I'd Love to Lead a Military Band | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Letty Lane | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) | |
| Lizabeth Ann | 1911 | D. A. Esrom (words) Newhuff &. Phelps (sung by) |
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| Sweet Swanee Sue | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) Dolce Sisters (sung by) |
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| That's Why the Violets Live | 1911 | |
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| Washington Waddle, The | 1911 | Jack Mahoney (words) Dolce Sisters (sung by) |
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| I Left My Heart in Dear Old Ireland | 1912 | ||
| Luella Lee | 1912 | D. A. Esrom (words) | |
| ⇑ That Lovin' Rag Time Man | 1912 | D.A. Esrom (words) | |
| When Uncle Joe Plays a Rag on His Old Banjo | 1912 | D. A Esrom (words) Bert L. Jones (sung by) |
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| When You're Lonesome Don't Forget My Number | 1912 | ||
| Whistling Jim - That's Him | 1912 | D. A. Esrom (words) Ethel Shutta (sung by) Pickert Sisters (sung by) |
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| Bobbin' Up and Down | 1913 | D. A Esrom (words) Viola Vallorie (sung by) |
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| Down in Monkeyville | 1913 | G. Clarke (words) Edgar Leslie (words) |
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| In the Land of Plankity Plank | 1913 | D. A. Esrom (words) Fentelle &. Vallorie (sung by) |
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| Oh Isn't She Cute? | 1913 | ||
| Salvation Nell | 1913 | G. Clarke (words) Edgar Leslie (words) Pender (sung by) Viola Vallorie (sung by) |
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| Teddye Morse Tango | 1913 | |
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| Texico | 1913 | |
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| Until You Said ''Goodbye'' | 1913 | D A Esrom (words) Rose Still (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Way Back Home | 1913 | D. A. Esrom (words) | |
| When You Sang the Rosary to Me | 1913 | |
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| Who's Going to Love You When I'm Gone? | 1913 | D. A. Esrom (words) | |
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| You're the Haven of My Heart | 1913 | Orr O'Connor (words) | |
| Doodle-Oodle Dee | 1914 | Arthur Fields (words) | |
| Spookville Chimes | 1914 | |
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| You Need a Rag | 1914 | ||
| Auntie Skinner's Chicken Dinner | 1915 | Arthur Fields (words) Earl Carroll (words) |
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| Contrary Mary Clary | 1915 | Fiske O'Hara (sung by) | |
| Dear Mother Mine | 1915 | Fiske O'Hara (sung by) | |
| M-O-T-H-E-R | 1915 | H.E. Johnson (words) Maye Hunt (sung by) Gene Greene (sung by) Eva Meuther (sung by) Al Wohlman (sung by) Eva Tanguay (sung by) |
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| Soldier Boy | 1915 | D. A. Esrom (words) | |
| You're Just Homesick That's All | 1915 | DA Esrom (words) | |
| How the Fairies Came to Ireland | 1916 | Fiske O'Hara (sung by) | |
| ⇑ My Old Rose | 1916 | Leo Wood (words) George McFarlane (words) George McFarlane (sung by) |
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| Hail! Hail! the Gang's All Here! | 1917 | A. Sullivan (co-author) D. A. Esrom (words) |
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| Mammy Blossom's 'possum Party | 1917 | Arthur Fields (words) Moe Thompson (sung by) |
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| My Red Cross Girlie | 1917 | Harry Bewley (words) | |
| Sing Me Love's Lullaby | 1917 | Dorothy Terriss (words) | |
| Throw No Stones in the Well That Gives You Water | 1917 | Arthur Fields (words) Al Herman (sung by) |
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| We'll Knock the Heligo-Into Heligo Out of Heligoland! | 1917 | John O'Brien (words) Dooley & Nelson (sung by) |
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| You Don't Have to Be Irish to Be Welcome in an Irishman's Home | 1917 | ||
| Alice I'm in Wonderland | 1918 | Arthur Fields (words) | |
| When a Blue Service Star Turns to Gold | 1918 | Casper Nathan (words) | |
| Full O' Pep | 1919 | |
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| How Nice You Look! | 1919 | |
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| ⇑ Jazzola (w&m) | 1919 | J.R. Robinson (co-author) Al. M. Kendall (words) |
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| Don't Blame It All on Me | 1924 | ||
| There's One in a Million | ? | ||
| Village Band, The | ? |
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