Harry Ruby (1895-1974)
Last updated: 07.04.21
According to the Internet source given below, Harry Ruby [Harry Rubenstein] was an American composer and screenwriter born in New York City,
He toured the vaudeville circuit as a pianist with the Bootblack Trio and the Messenger Boys Trio, until meeting lyricist Bert Kalmar. They were a successful song writing team over three decades.
He died in Woodland Hills, California.
He toured the vaudeville circuit as a pianist with the Bootblack Trio and the Messenger Boys Trio, until meeting lyricist Bert Kalmar. They were a successful song writing team over three decades.
He died in Woodland Hills, California.
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This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 64 works by Harry Ruby (1895-1974).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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| Greatest Battle Song of All, The | 1916 | Al Friend (words) Sam Downing (words) Dorothy Herman (sung by) |
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| Hello, Wisconsin | 1917 | Bert Kalmar (words) Edgar Leslie (words) |
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| When Those Sweet Hawaiian Babies Roll Their Eyes | 1917 | Edgar Leslie (words) Clara Howard (sung by) Jimmy Hussey (sung by) Billy Worsley (sung by) |
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| Come On, Papa | 1918 | Edgar Leslie (words) | |
| Dixieland Volunteers, The | 1918 | Edgar Leslie (words) | |
| For the Two of Us | 1918 | Edgar Leslie (words) Horace Wright (sung by) Rene Dietrich (sung by) |
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| Girls of France | 1918 | Edgar Leslie (words) Alfred Bryan (words) |
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| I'll Be Over Your Way in the Mornin' Bill | 1918 | Harry Ruby (words) | |
| Oh! What a Time For the Girlies | 1918 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| You Keep Sending 'em Over and We'll Keep Knocking 'em Down | 1918 | Sidney D. Mitchell (words) | |
| And He'd Say ''Oo-La-La Wee-Wee'' | 1919 | George Jessel (words) | |
| ⇑ Come on and Play Wiz Me | 1919 | |
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| Daddy Long-Legs | 1919 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| Hoodlum, The | 1919 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| That's Worth Waiting For | 1919 | Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) |
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| What'll We Do on a Saturday Nigh | 1919 | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| I'm a Vamp From East Broadway | 1920 | Bert Kalmar (words) I. Berlin (words) |
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| So Long, Oo-Long | 1920 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Timbucktoo | 1920 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| My Sunny Tennessee | 1921 | Bert Kalmar (words) |  |
| She's Mine, All Mine! | 1921 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Snoops the Lawyer | 1921 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Beautiful Girls | 1922 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Down in Maryland | 1922 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| I Gave You Up Just Before You Threw Me Down | 1922 | F.E. Ahlert (words) Bert Kalmar (words) |
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| Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down (In Dear Old Dixieland) | 1922 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Happy Ending | 1923 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| ⇑ I Like a Big Town | 1923 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| It Was Meant to Be | 1923 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Tenth Interval Rag | 1924 | |
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| All Alone Monday | 1926 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Ramblers, The | 1926 | Bobby Clark (sung by) Paul McCullough (sung by) |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| We Won't Charleston | 1926 | Bobby Clark (sung by) Paul McCullough (sung by) |
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| Dancing the Devil Away | 1927 | Mary Eaton (sung by) | |
| Five O'Clock Girl, The | 1927 | Mary Eaton (sung by) | |
| Same Old Moon, The | 1927 | Bert Kalmar (words) Otto Harbach (words) |
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| Thinking of You | 1927 | Bert Kalmar (words) Mary Eaton (sung by) |
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| Up in the Clouds | 1927 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Who Did - You Did! | 1927 | ||
| I Wanna Be Loved by You | 1928 | Herbert Stothart (words) Bert Kalmar (words) |
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| Watching the Clouds Roll By | 1928 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| I Love You So Much | 1930 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Keep Your Undershirt On | 1930 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| ⇑ Three Little Words | 1930 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| What Would I Care? | 1930 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| I'm Happy When You're Jealous | 1931 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| I'm So Afraid of You | 1931 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Nevertheless | 1931 | Bert Kalmar (words) |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Everyone Says ''I Love You'' | 1932 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Get a Little Fun Out of Life (w&m) | 1932 | Bert Kalmar (co-author) E. Cantor (sung by) |
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| Look What You've Done | 1932 | Harry Akst (words) Bert Kalmar (words) Irving Caesar (words) |
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| What a Perfect Combination | 1932 | Harry Akst (words) Bert Kalmar (words) Irving Caesar (words) |
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| Keep on Doin' What You're Doin' | 1933 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Tired of It All | 1933 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| One Little Kiss | 1935 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| Moon Is in the Sky | 1936 | Bert Kalmar (words) | |
| When You Dream About Hawaii | 1937 | Bert Kalmar (words) Sid Silvers (words) Bing Crosby (sung by) |
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| Ain't Cha Comin' Out? | 1939 | ||
| Only When You're in My Arms | 1939 | Bert Kalmar (words) Conrad (words) |
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| ⇑ Cigarettes | 1941 | ||
| Do You Love Me (w&m) | 1946 | Dick Haymes (sung by) Harry James (sung by) |
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| Egg and I, The | 1947 | Harry Akst (words) Bert Kalmar (words) Al Jolson (words) |
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| Moonlight on the Meadow | 1948 | |
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| When Ragtime Rufus Rags the Humoresque | ? |