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That’s what Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull could do

That’s what Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull could do (1899)

Anonymous
Isabelle!

Isabelle! (1896)

Anonymous
In other days

In other days (1896)

Anonymous
You are so dear to me

You are so dear to me (1899)

Anonymous
Don’t send her away!

Don’t send her away! (1896)

Anonymous
I can’t tell why I love you, but I do

I can’t tell why I love you, but I do (1900)

Anonymous
The sweetest story ever told

The sweetest story ever told (1920)

Anonymous
Alexander’s jazz band

Alexander’s jazz band (1920)

Dunk (American, 19th/20th century)
Treasures that gold cannot buy

Treasures that gold cannot buy (1899)

Anonymous
The pride of the regiment (or, The jolly vivandiere)

The pride of the regiment (or, The jolly vivandiere) (1898)

Anonymous
Don’t pass me by like a stranger

Don’t pass me by like a stranger (1896)

Anonymous
A song of long ago

A song of long ago (1899)

Anonymous
The society girl

The society girl (1899)

Anonymous
The sleeping beauty and the beast

The sleeping beauty and the beast (1901)

Anonymous
Bo-peep, or, Tales of Mother Goose

Bo-peep, or, Tales of Mother Goose (1897)

Anonymous
When you come back to Georgia

When you come back to Georgia (1899)

Anonymous
The words that made you mine

The words that made you mine (1900)

Anonymous
The frolic of the bells

The frolic of the bells (1899)

Anonymous
That kazzatsky dance

That kazzatsky dance (1912)

André De Takacs (Hungarian, 1880-1919)
A stranger in new york

A stranger in new york (1897)

Anonymous
She’s the belle of Gay New York

She’s the belle of Gay New York (1899)

Anonymous
Ida from Idaho

Ida from Idaho (1901)

Anonymous
She knew a lobster when she saw one

She knew a lobster when she saw one (1899)

Anonymous
My Sunbeam Lou

My Sunbeam Lou (1900)

Anonymous
Flo Banks

Flo Banks (1895)

Anonymous
After the ball

After the ball (1892)

Anonymous
Ma love divine, ma Caroline

Ma love divine, ma Caroline (1899)

Anonymous
No one ever loved you more than I

No one ever loved you more than I (1896)

Anonymous
Tommy Rot

Tommy Rot (1895)

Anonymous
Fill the vacant chair

Fill the vacant chair (1896)

Anonymous