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Dangerous girls

Dangerous girls (1897)

Jules Paul (American, 1874-1955)
Make a noise like a fan

Make a noise like a fan (1910)

Starmer (American, 19th/20th century)
If you don’t want my peaches

If you don’t want my peaches (1915)

John Frew (American, 19th/20th century)
When you come back to Georgia

When you come back to Georgia (1899)

Anonymous
The blue flame

The blue flame (1920)

Anonymous
In the Sacramento Valley

In the Sacramento Valley (1898)

Anonymous
You’re just the same as ever to me

You’re just the same as ever to me (1899)

Anonymous
A China heart

A China heart (1899)

Anonymous
Don’t send her away!

Don’t send her away! (1896)

Anonymous
On Long Island Sound

On Long Island Sound (1912)

Starmer (American, 19th/20th century)
She knew a lobster when she saw one

She knew a lobster when she saw one (1899)

Anonymous
The slumber boat

The slumber boat (1898)

Anonymous
The sweetest story ever told

The sweetest story ever told (1920)

Anonymous
Put my little toys away

Put my little toys away (1899)

Anonymous
Your promise keep for baby’s sake

Your promise keep for baby’s sake (1899)

Anonymous
La golondrina

La golondrina (1900)

Anonymous
She is my picnic girl

She is my picnic girl (1893)

Anonymous
Aloha oe

Aloha oe (1912)

Anonymous
The frolic of the bells

The frolic of the bells (1899)

Anonymous
Don’t forget your daddy was a soldier

Don’t forget your daddy was a soldier (1899)

Anonymous
Ta-ra-ra boom-der-é

Ta-ra-ra boom-der-é (1891)

Anonymous
Hope on!

Hope on! (1899)

Anonymous
She is always dressed in black

She is always dressed in black (1896)

Anonymous
I want to be in Dixie

I want to be in Dixie (1912)

Gene Buck (American, 1885-1957)
Gay Pierrot

Gay Pierrot (1895)

Harry Vernon (American, 19th/20th century)
Where the silv’ry Colorado wends its way

Where the silv’ry Colorado wends its way (1910)

Anonymous
Plain little Ann

Plain little Ann (1896)

Anonymous
All by myself

All by myself (1921)

Anonymous
In that golden summer time

In that golden summer time (1901)

Anonymous
In jail on Easter morn

In jail on Easter morn (1899)

Anonymous