M. K. Jerome papers - Archives West

M. K. Jerome papers, 1927-1977

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Jerome, M. K. (Maurice K.), 1893-1977
Title: M. K. Jerome papers
Dates: 1927-1977 (inclusive)
19271977
Quantity: 7.32 cubic feet (15 boxes)
Collection Number: 07096
Summary: Manuscript music, audio recordings, and other material of an American composer who wrote songs for motion pictures.
Repository: American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
American Heritage Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave.
Dept. 3924
Laramie, WY
82071
Telephone: 3077663756
ahcref@uwyo.edu
Access Restrictions: Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Jerome (1893-1977), a songwriter, was a theater pianist in New York before moving to Hollywood in 1929. He wrote theme songs for early film musicals and worked for Warner Brothers for 18 years. Jerome was nominated for Academy Awards in 1943 and 1945. He scored several motion pictures including "Yankee Doodle Dandy," "My Wild Irish Rose," and "Daughter of Rosie O'Grady."

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Collection contains manuscript lyrics and music; sheet music; correspondence and memorandums (1929-1977); contracts (1927-1951); 45 and 78 rpm phonograph records; photographs; scripts; royalty statements; copyright applications; magazine and newspaper clippings; 3 scrapbooks; and miscellaneous other materials.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Preservation Note

System Requirements

Jerome compositions -- Phonodiscs -- 45 and 78 rpm.

Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by M. K. Jerome at the date of processing.

Acquisition Information

The material was received from Stuart Jerome, 1978-1982.

Processing Note

Processing Information

Finding aid encoded by Dinah Miles and D. Claudia Thompson and finding aid updated by D. Claudia Thompson in May 2020.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I. Textual Materials and PhotographsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
1	Advertisement: Paramount, Academy Award	1942
	Articles:
Box
1	"Best sheet music sellers" VARIETY, p. 7	March 31, 1945
1	"Best sheet music sellers" VARIETY, p. 6	April 3, 1945
1	"Brief Reviews" PHOTOPLAY, p. 18	February, 1956
1	"Flash song hits", p. 2	undated
1	"Flash song hits", p. 11-12	undated
1	"Film review: Miracle in the Rain" VARIETY, p. 3	February 1, 1956
1	"Film reviews" VARIETY	December 10, 1947
1	"Hollywood personnelities" BOXOFFICE, p. 42-B	March 14, 1942
1	"Jack Scholl (and) M. K. Jerome started 1942 with 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, Twelfth Ann. Issue of Hollywood Reporter. No paging	October 30, 1942
1	"Jack Scholl (and) M. K. Jerome started 1942 with 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' VARIETY, no page no.	October 19, 1942
1	"Jerome, Koehler set" HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, p. 10	September 30, 1946
1	"Miracle in the Rain"…THE BILLBOARD, p. 19	October 29, 1955
1	"Miracle Stations" THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, pp.3, 8	February 1, 1956
1	"Music--as written"…"Music popularity chart"…THE BILLBOARD, pp. 21-24	April 21, 1945
1	"Music popularity chart", "Best selling sheet music," "Juke Box plays" THE BILLBOARD, pp. 19-22	March 31, 1945
1	"The Notebook" HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, p. 23	July 30, 1945
1	"Out of the Horn's mouth" VARIETY, p. 10	November 8, 1946
1	"Pictures now shooting" (and) "Who and what will win the preview poll for May" HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, no paging	undated
1	"Radio network plugs"…VARIETY, p. 3	July 24, 1945
1	"Songs with the most radio plugs"…THE BILLBOARD, pp. 99-102	March 3, 1945
1	Songs with most radio plugs" THE BILLBOARD, no paging	March 31, 1945
1	"TV programming" THE BILLBOARD, pp. 7, 10	July 22, 1957
1	"Top Record Talent and Tunes" VARIETY:
Box
1	p. 60	October 19, 1955
1	p. 42	October 26, 1955
1	p 43	November 9, 1955
1	p. 52	November 16, 1955
1	p. 46	November 23, 1955
1	p. 54	November 30, 1955
1	p. 52	December, 14, 1955
1	p. 46	December 28, 1955
1	p. 58	January 11, 1956
1	p. 44	January 25, 1956
1	"_____VARIETY, p .144	January 3, 1945
1	"Vast Show Biz changes apparent between World Wars I and II"…VARIETY, p. 12.	undated
Box
1	Bills and reciepts: 8 items
1	Book: "Service for the first two nights of Passover." Hebrew Pub. Co.	1912
	Catalogs:
Box
1	American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers. 64 pages	undated
1	A Comprehensive list of songs from the catalogs om M. Witmark and Sons, Harms, Inc., Remick Music Corporation, and Advanced Music Corporation, 56 pages. 2 copies	undated
1	Hits through the years 1890 to the present from the catalogs of M. Whitmark & Sons, Harms, Inc., Remick Music Corporation, Advanced Music Corporation. 24 pages. 2 copies	1942
	Contracts:
Box
12	Motion Picture Soundtrack Contract--15 pages, 2 page supplement, Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.	10/18/43
12	Motion Picture Soundtrack Contract--15 pages, Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.	7/13/49
1	Radio contract: Song--"My Boy" National Broadcasting Co. & Blue Network Co.	February 10, 1943
1	Song contract: "Dream Kisses" Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, Inc., photostat	September 12, 1927
1	Song contract: "A Night of Memories" Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, Inc., photostat	September 10, 1928
1	Song contract: "You and I in the Moonlight" M. Witmark & Songs, photostat	March 25, 1929
1	Songwriters contract: Ardmore Music Division of Capitol Publications, Inc.	August 9, 1950
1	Songwriters contract: Bellamy Music	August 10, 1953
1	Songwriters contract: Blossom Music Corporation	February 9, 1949
1	Songwriters contract: Champagne Music Co., (see letter in correspondence file dated August 26, 1957)	August 12, 1957
1	Songwriters contract: Harms, Inc.	May 9, 1940
1	Songwriters contract: Harms Inc.	June 28, 1945
1	Songwriters contract: Jewel Music Pub. Co., Inc.	August 29, 1950
1	Songwriters contract: Leeds Music Corporation	September 30, 1948
1	Songwriters contract: Leeds Music Corporation	February 3, 1950
1	Songwriters contract: Leeds Music Corporation	March 14, 1950
1	Songwriters contract: Leeds Music Corporation	February 21, 1951
1	Songwriters contract: Music Publishers Holdings Corporation	February 5, 1945
1	Songwriters contract: Music Publishers Holdings Corporation	October 1, 1946
1	Songwriters contract: Music Publishers Holdings Corporation	March 4, 1947
1	Songwriters contract: Remick Music Corporation	March 12, 1940
1	Songwriters contract: Remick Music Corporation	February 7, 1944
1	Songwriters contract: Thunderbird music	January 10, 1956
1	Songwriters contract: Witmark and Sons	May 16, 1945
1	Songwriters contract: Witmark and Sons	May 22, 1945
1	Songwriters contract: Witmark and Sons	Novemer 6, 1947
	Copyright Renewals: (Date is for renewal application filed unless otherwise noted)
Box
1	"Along the Yukon Trail"	July 26, 1941
1	"American Beauty"	August 17, 1945
1	"Beverly Hunt"	May 9, 1942
1	"Brazilian Beauties"	July 26, 1941
1	"Coat of Mine"	August 12, 1946
1	"College One Step"	July 8, 1941
1	"A Daughter of Two Worlds" (Date of reciept of application)	February 4, 1947
1	"Dippy Doodle-Um"	August 12, 1946
1	"Down the Lane and Home Again"	January 4, 1946
1	"Fires of Faith"	May 1, 1946
1	"Gloria" (Date of reciept of application)	December 4, 1946
1	"The Golden West and You"	April 13, 1945
1	"The Greatest Question"	January 10, 1947
1	"I'd Give Everything For You"	August 5, 1942
1	"Indi-ana"	May 9, 1942
1	"Jazz Baby"	February 14, 1946
1	"Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight"	January 4, 1945
1	"Melodious Jazz"	January 20, 1947
1	"Panatella"	May 24, 1943
1	"The Perfect Lover" (Date of reciept of application)	September 12, 1946
1	"Poor Little Butterfly is a Fly Gal Now" (Date of reciept of application)	September 4, 1946
1	"Rock and Rye"	July 7, 1942
1	"Southern Appetizer"	August 5, 1946
1	"Sweetheart O' Mine, How I Miss You"	January 10, 1947
1	"Sweetheart O' Mine, How I Miss You"	November 30, 1948
1	"Take Me Back to the Ireland I Love"	August 24, 1942
1	"There's a Battlefield in Every Mother's Heart"	May 8, 1945
1	"This is the Day"	August 12, 1946
1	"Toodle-Oodle-Oo" (Date of reciept of application)	October 1, 1946
1	"Underneath the Southern Skies" (Date of reciept of application)	November 26, 1946
1	"Valse de Ma Coeur"	July 26, 1941
1	"When a Regular Boy Meets a Regular Girl"	September 3, 1942
1	"Where Have You been Hiding All These Years"	August 2, 1945
1	"White Dove"	August 5, 1942
	Correspondence:
Box
1	to Dear Leo, from Herman Starr, plus 1 page attachment	December 27, 1944
1	to Dear Leo, from Herman Starr, plus 1 page attachment	December 27, 1944
1	to Dear Jerry, from Herman Starr	January 3, 1945
1	to Mr. Forbstein, from Helen Schoen	January 19, 1945
1	to Mr. Forbstein, from Helen Schoen	January 22, 1945
1	to Hello Miss Leslin, from Sgt. Will D. Heard	January 24, 1945
1	to Dear Jerry, from Herman Starr	February 6, 1945
1	to Dear Miss Joan, from Edward P. Pinto	February 11, 1945
1	to Dear Corporation, from Herman Starr	February 6, 1945
1	to Mr. Jerome, from Tim Morrow, plus 1 page attachment	November 21, 1945
1	to Dear Moe, from Herman Starr	November 28, 1945
1	to Mr. Starr, from K. K. Jerome, Ted Koehler	December 3, 1945
1	to Dear Moe, from Herman Starr	December 6, 1945
1	to Mr. Starr	December 12, 1945
1	to Mr. Starr	December 15, 1945
1	to Dear Moe, from Herman Starr	December 19, 1945
12	Starr to Forbstein (1 item); Shoen to Forbstein (3 items) (Telegrams)	1945
1	to Steve Trilling, from Leo F. Forbstein	January 28, 1946
1	to Dear Fred, from M. K. Jerome	March 7, 1946
1	to Dear Gentlemen and Friends, from M. K. Jerome	March 7, 1946
1	to Dear Moe, from Herman Starr	February 26, 1947
1	to Mr. Starr	March 1, 1947
1	to Mr. Starr	March 1, 1947
1	to Mr. Starr	March 1, 1947
1	to Dear Sir, from Stuart Sprague	June 30, 1947
1	to Dear Herman, from Jack Scholl	July 7, 1947
1	to M. K. Jerome, from Tim Gayle Associates	October 15, 1955
1	to M. K. Jerome, from Tim Gayle Associates	November 5, 1955
1	to Dear Moe, from Bill	June 26, 1956
1	to Dear Moe, from Jack	September 22, 1956
1	to Dear Moe, from Jack	October 8, 1956
1	to All Members, from Paul Cunningham, plus 8 page attachment	December 17, 1956
1	to Dear Moe, from Harry	April 17, 1957
1	to Dear Moe, from Harry	April 19, 1957
1	to Dear Harry, from M. K. Jerome	April 22, 1957
1	to Dear Member, from Miriam Stern, plus 2 page attachment	July 12, 1957
1	to Dear Sir, from Miriam	August 26, 1957
1	to Dear Moe, from Paul Mills	September 4, 1957
1	to Dear Moe, from Pat, plus 1 page attachment	October 20, 1957
1	to Dear Moe, from Harry	April 17, 1959
1	to Dear Moe, from eddie MacHarg	July 5, 1960
1	to Dear Moe, from Irving Weiss, plus 2 page attachment	June 11, 1965
1	to Dear Rae and June and Stuart, from Esther and Aaron	January 12, 1977
1	to Moe, from Pat
1	to Moe, from Jack, plus 1 page attachment	undated
1	to Dear Moe, from Mac, plus lyric	undated
1	to Dear Moe, plus lyric	undated
1	to Dear Moe, from Harry, plus 1 page attachment	undated
1	to Hello Nana and Moe, from Harry, plus 1 page attachment	undated
1	to National Life Insurance Co. to William V. Gale	undated
1	to Dear Ray and Moe, from Aaron	undated
12	from Dean Deaver, to M. K. Jerome	January 31, 1968
12	from Tim Morrow, to M. K. Jerome	November 21, 1945
12	from Jack Stern, to Mrs. M. K. Jerome	January 24, 1977
12	from Harry Tobias, to Mrs. M. K. Jerome	January 12, 1977
12	from Fred Astaire, to Mrs. M. K. Jerome (mailgram)	January 13, 1977
12	from P. A. Chase, to Mr. Ray Perkins (memo)	May 22, 1929
Box
1	Diploma: Mar-Ken High School Diploma--June Jerome	June 18, 1941
1	Inter-office communications:
Box
1	To Messrs. Walsh, Prinz, Jerome, & Lee, from Jerry Wald	December 11, 1944
1	to Jerry Wald, from LeRoy Prinz, plus 2 page attachment	December 2, 1944
1	from LeRoy Prinz	December 12, 1944
1	from LeRoy Prinz	December 12, 1944
1	to Messrs. Walsh, Forbstein, Prinz, Jerome, Heindorff, Chambers, and Lee, from Jerry Wald	December 15, 1944
1	to Leo Forbstein, from Jerry Wald	December 16, 1944
1	to Leo F. Forbstein, from M. K. Jerome	December 19, 1944
1	to Leron Prinz, Moe Jerome, and Ted Koehler, from Jerry Wald, 2 copies	December 29, 1944
1	to Messrs. Walsh, Prinz, Lee, Koehler, Jerome, from Jerry Wald, 2 copies	December 30, 1944
1	to Moe Jerome and Ted Koehler, from Jerry Wald, 2 copies	January 2, 1945
1	to Moe Jerome, from LeRoy Prinz, 2 copies	January 2, 1945
1	to Messrs. Walsh, Prinz, Koehler, Jerome, and Lee, from Jerry Wald	January 3, 1945
1	to Moe Jerome and Ted Koehler, from Jerry Wald	January 5, 1945
1	to Jerry Wald, from Moe Jerome	January 6, 1945
1	to Leo Forbstein, from Jerry Wald	January 6, 1945
1	to LeRoy Prinz, from Jerry Wald, 2 copies	January 13, 1945
1	to Moe Jerome, from Jerry Wald, plus 1 page attachment	January 15, 1945
1	to Jerry Wald, from Moe Jerome	January 16, 1945
1	To Moe	undated
	Lists:
Box
1	ASCAP Licensed Television Stations--1 item
1	Cast and Credit--1 item
1	Copyright List--1 item
1	Current Vaudeville Acts--1 item
1	List of Songs--6 items
1	Personnel List--2 items
Box
8	Negative: 1--1 3/4 x 1 3/4 Family group-color
8	Negative: 1--2 x 2 Family group-color
	News Releases:
Box
8	Alex Evelove, Publicity Manager, Warner Bros. Studio, Burbank, Calif. Production notes for Wild Bill Hickock Rides. 4 pages, carbon
8	Hollywood News	August 27, 1939
8	Hollywood News	August 27, 1941
8	Hollywood News	September 17, 1941
8	Hollywood News, 3 copies	October 20, 1941
8	Hollywood News	March 14, 1942
8	Los Angeles Examiner	October 8, 1942
8	Robert S. Taplinger, Publicity Director Warner Bros. Studio, Burbank, Calif. by George K Shaffer. 7 pages, carbon
8	Warner Bros. Studios International Dept. Burbank, Calif. Oppenheim. 3 pages, printed in USA, carbon
Box
8	Newspaper clippings:
Box
8	Billboard, 12 pieces
8	Chicago Daily News, 2 pieces
8	Citizens News, 2 pieces
8	Hollywood Reporter, 2 pieces
8	Los Angeles Daily News, 8 pieces
8	Los Angeles Examiner, 3 pieces
8	Los Angeles Herald Express, 10 pieces
8	Los Angeles Times, 5 pieces
8	New York Examiner, 1 piece
8	New York Post, 2 pieces
8	New Yorker, 1 piece
8	Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, 1 piece
8	Spokesman-Review, Seattle, 1 piece
8	Variety, 15 pieces
8	Misc, 33 pieces
9	Notes, handwritten: 8 pieces
9	Periodicals:
Box
9	The Billboard	November 4, 1944
9	The Billboard	July 19, 1947
9	The Hollywood Reporter:
Box
9		July 19, 1938
9		December 27, 1938
9		February 16, 1939
9		June 12, 1939
9		August 17, 1939
9		October 2, 1939
9		February 5, 1940
9		February 12, 1940
9		April 9, 1940
9		October 1, 1941
9		October 17, 1941
9		December 23, 1941
9		March 9, 1942
9		June 1, 1942
9		June 4, 1942
9		June 5, 1942
9		June 8, 1942
9		June 26, 1942
9		August 13, 1942
9		August 24, 1942
9		Septemer 22, 1942
9		November 19, 1942
9		February 18, 1943
9		May 11, 1943
9		June 15, 1943
9		June 24, 1943
9		November 22, 1943
9		March 10, 1944
9		June 23, 1944
9		August 9, 1944
9		October 9, 1944
9		February 5, 1945
9		June 16, 1947
9		October 9, 1950
9	Variety:
Box
9		July 19, 1938
9		February 16, 1939
9		June 12, 1939
9		July 10, 1939
9		July 22, 1939
9		August 19, 1939
9		August 23, 1939
9		September 5, 1939
9		October 2, 1939
9		January 2, 1940
9		February 5, 1940
9		February 7, 1940
9		February 12, 1940
9		April 29, 1940
9		May 7, 1940
9		March 9, 1942
9		March 11, 1942
9		June 1, 1943
9		June 5, 1942
9		August 12, 1942
9		August 24, 1942
9		September 21, 1942
9		Septemer 23, 1942
9		October 13, 1942
9		November 5, 1942
9		December 9, 1942
9		December 24, 1942
9		January 8, 1943
9		March 5, 1943
9		May 11, 1943
9		June 21, 1943
9		March 10, 1944
9		June 22, 1944
9		November 1, 1944
9		December 28, 1944
9		February 5, 1945
9		April 23, 1945
9		January 23, 1945
9		June 16, 1947
	Photographs:
Box
12	1--2 1/2 x 3 1/2: Grandpa Kraus, black and white
12	1--3 1/4 x 4 1/4: Esther & grandchildren, black and white
12	1--3 1/2 x 3 1/2: Esther & Aaron, black and white
12	1--3 1/2 x 5: Grandpa Kraus, black and white
12	1-- 3 1/2 x 5: Grandpa Kraus, black and white
12	1-- 3 1/2 x 5: mother and dad's 50th annivesary, color
12	1--3 1/2 x 5 1/2: mother and Jerry, sepia tone
12	1--4 1/4 x 6 1/2: Dad, sepia tone
12	1--5x7: mother and dad's 50th anniversary, color
12	1--6x9: mother (Rae Kraus), sepia tone
12	1--6x9: Grandma Meyer, sepia tone
12	1--7x8: Grandma Kraux sepia tone
12	1--7 1/2 x 9 1/4: M. K. Jerome, black and white
12	1--7x9 1/4: Grandpa Meyer, sepia tone
12	1--8x10: Aaron, Esther, Maddie, Harvey, Ronald, Lynn, black and white
12	1--8x10: Wedding reception, black and white
12	1--8x10: Wedding reception, black and white
12	#1--Ann Sheridan & M. K. Jerome. 4"x5"	January 17, 1945
12	#2--Patricia Ellis & M. K. Jerome & Joe Brown. 4"x5"	5/28/35.
12	#3--M. K. Jerome & Jack Scholl. 10"x8"	1937
12	#4--"Myrt & Marge" M. K. Jerome at piano, 10"x8"	1931
12	#5--M. K. Jerome (2 copies) 10"x8"
12	#6--from "Sweet Adelaine" M. K. Jerome at piano, 8"x10"	1935
12	#7--Ann Sheridan, Jane Wyman, M. K. at piano, 8"x10"	1944
12	#8--American Society of Composers, Authors, & Publishers, Jerome not pictured. 8"x10"	November, 27, 1914
12	#9--M. K. Jerome & Dick Foran. 8"x10"
12	#10--M. K. Jerome & Constance Bennet, 1941. 8"x10"
12	#11--Bob Hutton, Malcolm Beelby, Jack Carson, Moe Jerome, Fred deCordova. 8"x10"
12	#12--Harry Seymour, Wini Shaw, M. K. Jerome, 8"x10"	1935
12	#13--Wini Shaw, M. K. Jerome, 8"x10"	1935
12	#14--M. K. Jerome & Harold Berg, 8"x10"	1929
12	#15--Malcolm Beelby, Jack Carson, Fred deCordova, Moe Jerome, and Robert Hutton. 8"x10"
11	Picture: 8x10 1/4 Rouault: Christ and two disciples, print
11	Program: Ninth Annual Pacific Automobile Show, Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, February 21-28	1925
12	Royalty Statements	1945-1960
	Scrapbooks:
Box
11	Newpaper clippings (about) M. K. Jerome. 20 pages
11	M. K. Jerome. 26 pages
11	M. K. Jerome. Vol. 3, 19 pages--31 pages, blank
Box
	Scripts:
Box
12	Fisher-Jerome Interview. Ditto, annotated, 6 pages
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Scholl, Jack (words) "Cleopatra, Anthony and Caesar" carbon copy, 1 page	undated
12	Jerome, M. K., Perkins, Frank S. (music), Scholl, Jack (lyrics) "Custer's Last Stand (from This Land of Ours)," carbon, annotated, 15 pages
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), School, Jack (words) "Daffodil time" carbon, 4 pages, 2 copies	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music) "The Donner Party" carbon, annotaged, 2 pages (2 copies of page 1) 3 pages mimeo, pages 10 origial typescript
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Gannon, Kim (lyrics) "Farmer Brown goes to Town" carbon, annotated, 3 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Gannon, Kim (lyrics) "Farmer Brown Goes to Town" mimio, 2 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music) Gannon, Kim (lyrics) "Farmer Brown Goes to Town" carbon, 3 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Koehler, Ted (lyrics) "Glory" carbon, annotated. 1 page. 2 copies.	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. "Glory" mimeo, 2 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Scholl, Jack (lyric), "The Good Old Days" carbon, annotated, 3 pages	July 5, 1949
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Koehler, Ted (words) "Kentucky" carbon, annotated, 2 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Scholl, Jack (lyric), story by Jerome, Stuart. "Maxwell the Singing Mule: The Little ol' Mule Don't Care" carbon, 7 pages
12	Jerome, M. K., Perkins, Frank (music), Scholl, Jack (lyrics) "The Old Bonanza Line" carbon, 3 pages, n.d. (from This Land of Ours)
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Scholl, Jack (words) "Showboat Shuffle" mimeo, 2 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Scholl, Jack (words) "Showboat Shuffle" carbon, annotated, 2 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music) "This Land of Ours" 1 copy original, 1 copy carbon, annotated. 14 pages	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music); Cherkose, Eddie (lyrics) "Would You Like a Souvenir" carbon, annotated, 4 copies	undated
12	Jerome, M. K. (music), Scholl, Jack (lyrics) "Yankee Doodle Dandy" mimeo, 2 pages	undated
12	"Life begins at Seventeen" carbon, annotated, 2 pages	undated
12	"No No Nannette" original, annotated, 3 pages	undated
12	"No No Nanette" carbon, 3 pages	undated
12	Prinz, LeRoy "The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady" (for budget meeting), mimeo, 6 pages	August 17, 1949
12	Script-Television, Prinz, LeRoy "Footlight Parade" mimeo, 19 pages	July 12, 1949
12	Prinz, LeRoy (musical number) "Shine on Harvest Moon" mimeo, 3 pages,	July 13, 1943
12	Prinz, LeRoy (musical breakdown) music by M. K. Jerome "When Old New York was Young" mimeo, 31 pages	undated
12	"Rae & Moe's Golden Anniversary" June 18, 1961, carbon, 3 pages	June 18, 1961
12	"Serenade" (revised temp music notes) carbon, 3 pages	undated
12	Unknown author, 50 pages, original & carbon, annotated	undated
12	"When Johnny Comes Marching Home" carbon, annotated, 2 pages	undated
12	Miscellaneous: notes, advertisements	undated
12	Miscellaneous:
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12	Newspaper clipping: New York Times--Sunday, -- "Noting Some Hollywood Activities"	July 4, 1943
12	Periodical clipping: The Hollywood Reporter--Monday --Death announcement (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers)	January 17, 1977
12	Unidentified: Monday, "On the Air"	January 14, 1946
12	Personnel list: Warner Bros. First National Pictures	October 12
12	List of songs for Vitaphone Shorts: Warner Bros. First National	June 14, 1930
12	Funeral Announcement for M. K. Jerome. Westwood Village Mortuary	January 11, 1977
12	Membership card: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, signed M. K. Jerome	1977
12	World Biography Sketch on Jerome. Institute for research in Biography, New York
12	Copy of Copyright for song "Jazz Baby" Book 276 pg. 188-189. From: M. K. Jerome, to: General Mills, Inc.	9/25/31
12	Ascap Almanac, Volume II #7. The Lynn Farnal Group, Inc. New York.	July, 1963
12	News Release: Publicity Dept. Warner Bros. Studio, Burbank, California. Volume II #8. printed in USA

Series II. Music - Lyrics, Manuscript, PrintedReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description
Box
	Lyrics:
Box
2	"Abe an' Anna"
2	"Abe an' Anna" different from above
2	"After all these years"
2	"Oh Ageless Love" 2 copies, handwritten
2	"Oh Ageless Love" 7 copies, different from above
2	"All you have to do is whistle" (dedicated to Lauren Bacall)
2	"Ann Sheridan"
2	"Ann Sheridan" different from above
2	"Another night, Another dream" 2 copies
2	"Another night, Another dream" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Any Naught Girl can be a Lady" 3 copies
2	"Are you My Darlin'"
2	"At the County Fair"
2	"At the County Fair" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Awake from Dreaming" 2 copies
2	"Awake from Dreaming" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Baby, This Better be Love"
2	"Back Home On a Sunday Noon" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Before you Fall in Love"
2	"Beside the River Clyde" 2 copies
2	"Beside the River Clyde" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Bing Bang Baby"
2	"Bing Bang Baby" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Bird in a Cage"
2	"Blackeyed Peas 'n Hominy Grits" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Blackeyed Peas 'n Hominy Grits" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Blackout in the Parlor"
2	"Bless Your Little Heart"
2	"Bring the Lady Another Beer" 2 copies
2	"The Candy Tree"
2	"Can't you See"
2	"Can't you See" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Certain"
2	"Champs de Elysee"
2	"The Christmas Tree Angel (Sweet Angie)"
2	"The Christmas Tree Angel (Sweet Angie)" 9 copies, different from above
2	"Chuck"
2	"Chuck on the Truck" 2 copies
2	"The Church Just Over the Hill" 2 copies
2	"Clarabel's Song" 2 copies
2	"Corn" 2 copies
2	"Corn" 4 copies, different from above
2	"Cry Bay"
2	"Daffodil Time" 2 copies
2	"Dancing is the Darndest Fun"
2	"Danke-Schoen" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Danke-Schoen" 5 copies, different from above
2	"The Daughter of the Lady That was Known as Lou"
2	"Deep Valley"
2	"Do You Love Me?" 4 copies
2	"Does He Love Me? (I don't know)" 3 copies
2	"Does He love Me? (I don't know)" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Don't Throw Cold Water on the Flame of Love" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Don't Waste Your Dreams on Tomorrow"
2	"The Dream Lady" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Drums of Glory"
2	"Every Little Movement" (Interlude to)
2	"Fame--Such is Fame!"
2	"Finnigan" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Finnigan" 2 copies, different from above, handwritten
2	"Fly-by-Night Butterfly"
2	"For Sensible People Like Us"
2	"From the First Good Morning" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Frustrated Love"
2	"Frustrated Love" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Get Goin'"
2	"The Girl of the Pretty Pink Horse"
2	"The Girl Who Lived Next Door"
2	"Give me a Chance" 1 copy, handwritten, attached note
2	"Glory" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Glory" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Gold doesn't grow on Trees"
2	"Gold doesn't grow on Trees" 2 copies, different from above
2	"The Good Old American Way"
2	"The Good Old American Way" 3 copies, different from above
2	"Goodnight, Little Buckaroo" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Hark Hark the Meadow Lark"
2	"Here's a tale of Old Times Square"
2	"Holliday Wagon Song" 22 copies
2	"Hoppy" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"A Hotsy-Totsy Razz-A-Ma-Tazz" 2 copies
2	"How can I be Sure?"
2	"How can I be Sure?" 2 copies, different from above
2	"How Well I Know"
2	"How Well I Know" 1 copy different from above
2	"Hush-A-Bye"
2	"Hush-A-Bye" 1 copy, different from above
2	"I Can Live Without your Love"
2	"I Can't Bury Mary in the Snow"
2	"I Can't Bury Mary in the Snow" 7 copies, different from above
2	"I don't feel any diff'rent"
2	"I Hate the Spring"
2	"I Knew that you were Mine"
2	"I Knew that you were Mine" 2 copies, different from above
2	"I Lost It"
2	"I Love only you"
2	"I Met Mister Happiness To-Day"
2	"I Walked with a Stranger" 2 copies
2	"I Will Come"
2	"If I Find your Heart"
2	"If I were You" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"If the Wind Had Blown the Other Way"
2	"I'll Just go on Dreaming" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"I'll Just go on Dreaming" 1 copy, different from above
2	"I'm Gonna Make My Bed" 2 copies
2	"I'm Just a Freshman at Love"
2	"Imagine"
2	"It Goes without Saying" 2 copies
2	"It isn't Half Bad" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"It isn't Half Bad" 3 copies, different from above
2	"It Only cost a Nickel"
2	"It Wasn't in the Cards"
2	"It'll Take a Little Doin'" 2 copies
2	"It's All in a Lifetime"
2	"It's Another Exciting Day"
2	"It's Not a Secret Anymore"
2	"I've Come Back Home" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Jawohl, Mein Liebchen"
2	"Jelly Bean Lane and Candy Bar Road"
2	"Jive Counter for 'Harvest Moon'"
2	"Joe Shapiro the Hero"
2	"Just Another Love Song"
2	"Kentucky"
2	"Kentucky" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Kindergarten baby"
2	"Kindergarten baby" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Kiss-Kiss-Kiss"
2	"Kiss-Kiss-Kiss" 4 copies, different from above
2	"Kiss me for Luck, Dear"
2	"The Kiss Polka"
2	"Last Night's Orchids"
2	"Life begins at Seventeen"
2	"Li'l Ol' Mule" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Li'l Ol' Mule" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Little Johnnie Cowboy" 2 copies
2	"Little Johnnie Cowboy" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Little Lady on the Cameo"
2	"Little Left to Live For" 2 copies
2	"Little Ol' Mule Don't Care"
2	"Livin' it Up"
2	"The Longer I Know You" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"The Longer I Know You" 1 copy, different from above
2	"The Love I Offered You"
2	"Love is Here"
2	"Love Me Long"
2	"Love you--Do I Love you" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Love you--I do"
2	"Maria Mia" 2 copies.
2	"Maria Mia" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Merry Christmas" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Miracle in the Rain"
2	"Mississippi Mail Boat"
2	"Mississippi Mail Boat" 4 copies, different from above
2	"Mr. Heartbreak Man"
2	"A Moment with You"
2	"Moonlight on 42nd Street and Broadway"
2	"Moonlight on 42nd Street and Broadway" 6 copies, different from above
2	"The Morning will Soon be Here"
2	"Must I wait for a Dream"
2	"My Boy"
2	"My Boy" 1 copy, different from above
2	"My Dudeen"
2	"My Heart starts losing its Mind"
2	"My, How it Rained that Night"
2	"My Own True Love and I"
2	"The Night is Growing Old"
2	"The Night is Growing Old" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Nina"
2	"Now we're fifty"
2	"Nowhere Road" 2 copies
2	"Oh, How it Rained that Night"
2	"On a Sunday Afternoon" 2 copies
2	"Only in America"
2	"Our Love Eternally"
2	"Our Love Will Never Change" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"A Pack of Lies" 2 copies
2	"Paddy" 2 copies.
2	"Paddy" 2 copy, different from above
2	"The Party at the Firehouse"
2	"Pardon Me, Amigo" 3 copies
2	"Pardon Me, Amigo" 4 copies, different from above
2	"Pity Poor Mary"
2	"Poor Dolly" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Poor Dolly" 1 copy, handwritten, different from above
2	"Poor Dolly" 3 copies different from above
2	"Princess Halivah"
2	"Princess Halivah" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Princess Oolashah" 5 copies
2	"Procrastinatin' Baby"
2	"Rain in Kansas" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Ridin' on to Santa Fe"
2	"Roll Along Missouri"
2	"Rosa"
2	"Rose of Alabama"
2	"Sensible People Like Us"
2	"Serenade" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Shall We Dream"
2	"She Married the Man"
2	"She's so Easy on the Eyes" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Showboat Shuffle"
2	"Showboat Shuffle" 2 copies, different from above
2	"Shuffle of to Buffalo"
2	"Sing Me a love Song" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"The Snowman Dance" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"The Snowman Dance" 2 copies, handwritten, different from above
2	"So in Love"
2	"Something Tells Me" 3 copies
2	"The Song of the Sun Dance Kid"
2	"Starry Eyed sixteen" 2 copies
2	"Suffragette's"
2	"Sweetheart of St. Lo."
2	"The Sweetheart Waltz"
2	"That Funny Feeling in My Heart" 4 copies
2	"Then and Only Then" 2 copies
2	"There Goes My Broken Heart" 3 copies
2	"There Goes my Broken Heart--Boom" 1 copy, different from above
2	"There was a Little Filly" 2 copies, partly handwritten
2	"There will Always be a Christmas Star" incomplete
2	"There'll Never be Another You" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"There's Only One Broadway"
2	"This Land of Ours"
2	"Three Foolish Monkeys"
2	"Three Foolish Monkeys" 4 copies, different from above
2	"Tight Britches"
2	"Till You Come Back to Me" 1 copy handwritten, plus original music at bottom of page
2	"Till you Return"
2	"A Toast to Suzette"
2	"Tony the Pony"
2	"Travelin' in Arkansaw" 1 copy, plus 1 page attachment
2	"Welcome Hawaii and Alaska"
2	"What Can I Do"
2	"What Can I Do" 5 copies, different form above
2	"When am I Gonna get Yuh?" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"When I get Home, I'll Never Leave Home Again"
2	"Where is my Romero" 2 copies
2	"Where the Sunshine Spends the Winter" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Where the Sunshine Spends the Winter" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Whistler's Mother's off her Rocker"
2	"Whither thou Goest I Goest"
2	"Who Do you Belong to?"
2	"Who Do you Belong to?" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Who Knows" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"Who Knows" 1 copy, handwritten, different from above
2	"Who Knows" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Why Go as Far as a Star"
2	"Will O' the Wisp"
2	"Winter Serenade"
2	"Worn Weary and Wilted"
2	"Would You Believe Me"
2	"Would You Like My Autograph?"
2	"Would You Like My Autograph?" 1 copy, different from above
2	"A Year From Tonight"
2	"You are not Alone"
2	"You Don't Have to go Home, but You Can't Stay Here" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"You Don't have to go Home, but You Can't Stay Here" 4 copies, different from above
2	"You Know I Love You" 2 copies
2	"You'll Never be so Young Again" 1 copy, handwritten
2	"You'll Never be so Young Again" 1 copy, different from above
2	"Youre a Lift Without a let Down"
2	"You're the Only One"
2	"Youth Must Have Its Fling"
2	"You’ve Got Me Where You Want Me"
2	"You've Got Too Many Irons in the Fire"
2	Misc, 18 pieces
	Manuscript Music: (all music is by M. K. Jerome, unless otherwise noted)
Box
3	"After All These Years" by M. K. Jerome and Frank Perkins. 1 copy, 3 pages; 2 copies, 4 pages
3	"Ageless Love" 1 copy, 1 page; 4 copies, 2 pages
3	"Alice in RhumbaLand" 5 pages
3	"All That I Possess" 3 copies, 3 pages
3	"All You Have to do is Whistle (dedicated to Lauren Bacall)" 1 page
3	"Ann Sheridan" 2 copies, 2 pages
3	"Another night, Another dream" 3 copies, 3 pages
3	"Are You My Darlin'?" 2 copies, 2 pages; 5 copies, 3 pages
3	"Arkansas" 1 page
3	"As Sure As You're in Love" 3 pages
3	"Autograph number" 5 pages
3	"Awake From Dreaming" 2 pages
3	"Baby This Better be Love" 6 copies, 2 pages
3	"The Band Played On" by Charles B. Ward. 2 copies, 2 pages
3	"Bats" (verse) 2 pages
3	"Bats in the Belfry" 3 pages. By M. K. Jerome and Charley Kisco
3	"Bavarian Alps Folk Dance" 1 page
3	"Before You Fall In Love" 1 copy, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
3	"Bel Ami" 1 page
3	"Beneath The Willow Tree" 2 pages
3	"Beside the River Clyde" 2 copies, 2 pages
3	"Bill Baily Won't You Please Come Home?" by Hughie Cannon. 3 copies, 2 pages
3	"Bing Bang Baby" 2 copies, 3 pages; 2 copies, 9 pages
3	"Blackout In the Parlor" 1 page
3	"Bless Your Little Heart" 13 copies, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
3	"Boat Race" 18 pages
3	"Bonanza Line" 3 pages
3	"Bunk-Bunk-Bunkhouse Boys" 4 pages
3	"By the Campfire" 3 pages
3	"Calypso" 2 copies, 1 page each
3	"Cameo" 2 copies, 1 page each
3	"Candy Tree" "Tight Britches" 1 copy. 1 page each title
3	"Carlton Alma Mater" 2 copies, 2 pages
3	"Carnaval" by Robert Schumann. 1 page
3	"Cattle Kate's Lullaby" 2 pages, lyrics attached
3	"Certain" 1 page
3	"Cheyenne" (Production Interlude" 1 page
3	"Christmas Tree Angel (Sweet Angie)" 4 copies, 3 pages; 2 copies, 4 pages; 8 copies, 5 pages
3	"Church Over the Hill" 2 pages
3	"Come and Get It" 2 copies, 1 page each
3	"Come Back to Erin" 2 copies, 2 pages
3	"Creeds Serenade" 2 pages
3	"Dancing is the Darndest Fun" 13 copies, 3 pages; 1 copy, 7 pages
3	"Darford Victory March" 3 pages
3	"Darlin'" (Verse) "Broken Heart" (Verse) 1 page
3	"The Daughter of the Lady That Was Known As Lou" 3 copies, 2 pages
3	"Day After Day We Will Always be Sweethearts" 4 pages
3	"Day at the Fairgrounds" (Tele Show) 4 pages
3	"Does He Love Me" 1 page. 2 copies
3	"Doggie House" 1 page
3	"Don't be Angry With Me" 1 page
3	"Don't Throw Cold Water on the Flame of Love" 1 page, 2 copies; 2 pages
3	"Dream Kisses" 4 pages
3	"Drums of Gory" 1 page
4	"Echo Mountain" 11 copies, 4 pages
4	"Elaine" 1 page
4	"Every Little Movement" by Karl Hoshna. 2 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 3 pages
4	"Every Little Movement (Interlude)" 4 pages
4	"Fame" "Autograph" 2 pages
4	"A Farm Off Old Broadway" 2 copies, 6 pages
4	"Farmer Brown" 3 pages
4	"Finale: Did I Hear My Name; Goodbye--Nannette; Let's be Gay" 4 pages
4	"Finale: Flash Act" 12 pages
4	"Finale: No No Nanette" 2 copies, 5 pages
4	"Finale: Part 1 & 2" 8 pages
4	Finale: West of the Rockies" 13 pages
4	"Finnigan" 1 copy, 3 pages; 1 copy, 4 pages
4	"Fly-By-Night Butterfly" 1 copy, 1 page; 13 copies, 2 pages
4	"For Sensible People Like Us" 11 copies
4	"Frustrated Love" 10 copies, 3 pages
4	"Gay White Way" "Just Make Belive" 1 page
4	"Get Goin'" 5 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
4	"Getting' Nowhere Road" 4 pages
4	"Girl Talk" 4 pages
4	"The Girl Who Keeps the Goats" 2 pages, 1 page of lyric attached
4	"Give Me a Chance" 1 page
4	"Glory" 1 copy, 5 pages; 1 copy, 6 pages; 1 copy, 4 pages
4	"God's Country" 6 pages
4	"Gold Doesn't Grow on Trees" 5 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
4	"Good night" 1 page
4	"The Good Old American Way" 10 copies, 2 pages; 5 copies, 8 pages
4	"Goodnight, Oh My Darling" adapted by M. K. Jerome. 5 pages
4	"Happy Landing" 4 pages
4	"Happy Me" 4 pages
4	"Happy New Year to You" 7 copies, 2 pages
4	"Harvest-Moon (Jive Countermelody) by F. Perkins and M. K. Jerome. 3 pages
4	"Heart is Losing its Mind" 4 pages
4	"Hello! Ma Baby" by Howary and Emerson. 2 copies, 2 pages
4	"Hicklane" 1 page
4	"Hillbilly from 10th Avenue and The Old Apple Tree" 8 pages
4	"Hoe Down Polka; Swedish Folk song; I love Elena; I Love Little Pussy" 4 pages
4	"A Hotsy-Totsy Razz-A-Ma-Tazz" 1 copy, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
4	"How Can I Hold Somebody Else in My Arms" 3 copies, 2 pages
4	"How Can They Tell That Oi'm Irish" 7 pages
4	"How Did You Do It" 1 page
4	"How Well I Know" 5 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
4	"How'd Ya Like to Play With Me" 2 pages
4	"How's About You, fallin' for Me" 2 pages
4	"Hush-a-Bye (Wee Rose of Kilarney)" author unknown. 1 page
4	"Hush-a-Bye; Girls-Interlude; Suffergette" 4 pages
4	"A Hymn to Her" 1 page
4	"I Can't Bury Mary in the Snow" 4 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
4	"I Count My Blessings" 9 copies, 1 page; 9 copies, 2 pages
4	"I Don't Feel Any Different" 1 copy, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
4	"I Found Contentment" 4 copies, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
4	"I Go For You" 2 copies, 4 pages
4	"I Lost It" 2 pages
4	"I Lost My Way; Serenade of the Bells; Tree in the Meadow" 3 pages
4	"I Love You Mary" 2 pages
4	"I Met Her in Central Park…"1 page
4	"I Pinned my Hopes on a Dream" 3 copies, 4 pages
4	"I Walked with a Stranger" Jerome and Sholl. 1 page
4	"Idlewild" 1 page
4	"If I Find Your Heart" 2 pages
4	"If the Wind Had Blown the Other Way" 1 copy, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
4	"If You Are Comin' Back to Me" 3 pages
4	"I'll Just Go On Dreaming" 5 copies, 4 pages
4	"I'm Gonna Make My Bed" 5 pages
4	"I'm in a Jam" by Ray Heindorf, M. K. Jerome. 2 copies, 4 pages
4	"I'm So in Love" 2 copies, 3 pages
4	"Impatient Ballerina" 2 pages
4	"In a Little Prairie Town" 4 pages
4	"It Goes Without Saying" 12 copies, 2 pages
4	"It isn't Half Bad--Or it Wouldn't be Half So Good" 1 page
4	"It Only Costs a Nickel" 1 page
4	"It Wasn't in the Cards" 3 pages
4	"It'll Take a Little Doin'" 7 copies, 1 page
4	"It's Lonesome Down in Lonesome Town" 1 page
4	"It's Not a Secret Anymore" 2 copies, 2 pages
5	"Jawohl, Mein Liebchen, Jawohl" 3 copies, 2 pages
5	"Jazz Baby" 1 copy, 4 pages
5	"Joe Shapiro the Hero" 1 page
5	"Juke Box" 5 pages
5	"Just Another Love Song" 5 pages
5	"Just You and Him and I" 2 pages
5	"Kentucky" 3 pages
5	"Killarney Kitchen Jig" 1 page
5	"Kindergarten Baby" by Jo Stewart. 3 copies, 1 page
5	"Kings Row--Reel XII" 4 pages
5	"Kiss-Kiss-Kiss" 3 pages
5	"Kiss-Kiss-Kiss" 1 page
5	"Kiss Me for Luck" 2 pages
5	"Kiss Me for Luck, Dear" 3 pages, 2 copies
5	"The Kiss Polka" 9 copies, 2 copies
5	"Kiss Polka" (Change in) 1 page
5, 12	"The Lady Got a Shady Deal," M.K. Jerome and Charles Newman, 4 pages
5	"Last Night's Orchids" 1 copy, 1 page; 2 copy, 4 pages
5	"Laughing Under a Weeping Willow" 6 copies, 1 page
5	"Let's Just Suppose" by Gerald Blankfort. 1 page
5	"Life Begins at 17" 6 pages
5	"Li'l Ol' Mule" 2 pages
5	"Little Johnnie Cowboy" 1 copy, 1 page; 1 copy, 3 pages
5	"Little Lady of Mine" 1 page
5	"Little Lady on the Cameo" 2 pages
5	"The Little Ol' Mule Don't Care" 13 copies, 5 pages
5	"Little Old Mule (Interlude)" 1 page
5	"Livin' it Up" 6 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
5	"Lone Travelin' Cowboy" 2 copies, 5 pages
5	"The Longer I Know You" by Gerald Blankfort, M. K. Jerome. 6 copies, 2 pages
5	"The Lord Knows the Way Back Home" 10 copies, 2 pages
5	"Love Has Done a Lot For You" 3 copies, 3 pages
5	"Love is Here" by Harry Tobias, Jerome. 1 page
5	"Love Me Long" by Victor Aller, M. K. Jerome. 7 copies, 4 pages; 1 copy, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
5	"Love You? I Do." "You Know I Love You" 2 pages
5	"Lucinda" 11 copies, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages
5	"Man is Crazy" "Old Frontier" (Verse) 4 pages
5	"Maria Mia" 7 copies, 1 page; 2 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 4 pages
5	"Mark Twain" 2 copies, 2 pages
5	"Marsch Batallion Garde" 3 pages
5	"Merry Christmas to You and Yours" 2 pages
5	"Mi Caballero" 5 pages
5	"Midwestern March" 2 pages
5	"Minstrel Days" 2 copies, 18 pages
5	"Minstrel Parade" 1 page
5	"Miracle in the Rain" by Ray Heindorf & M. K. Jerome. 2 copies, 3 pages
5	"Mississippi Mail Boat" "Are you My Darlin'" 4 pages
5	"Morning Will Soon Be Here" 2 pages
5	"Moonlight on 42 St. & Broadway" 12 pages
5	"Must I Wait for a Dream" 2 pages
5	"Muttering Mose" 2 pages
5	"My Boy" 10 copies, 2 pages; 7 copies, 3 pages; 14 copies, 1 page
5	"My Dudeen" 1 page
5	"My How it Rained That Night" 1 page
5	"My Little Buckaroo" 3 copies, 3 pages
5	"My Love Song" 1 copy, 4 pages; 1 copy, 2 pages
5	"My Own True Love and I" 5 copies, 3 pages; 3 copies, 5 pages
5	"New York Symphony" 2 pages
5	"The Night is Growing Old" 2 copies, 2 pages
5	"No No Nanette (16 Bar Introduction base on…" 2 pages
5	"No one can do it like I do When I do What I Want to Do" 2 pages
5	"No One Talks to No One No More" 3 pages
5	"Now I Remember We were Dreaming" 4 pages
6	"The Old Bonanza Line" Jerome, Perkins. 10 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
6	"Old Fronter" "County Fair" 1 page
6	"The Old Pink Houses" 3 pages
6	"On a Sunday Afternoon" Harry von Tilzer. 1 copy, 5 pages; 2 copies, 2 pages
6	"On Jelly Bean Lane and Candy Bar Road" 5 copies, 1 page
6	"On Secret Service" 1 page
6	"Once in a thousand years" 1 page
6	"Only in America" 8 copies, 4 pages
6	"Our Love Will Never Change" 6 copies, 1 page; 2 copies, 2 pages
6	"Ow-ooo" M. K. Jerome and Charley Kisco. 3 copies, 6 pages
6	"A Pack of Lies" 1 copy, 1 page; 5 copies, 2 pages
6	"Papa BacciaGalloop" 3 copies, 6 pages
6	"Parade" 4 pages
6	"Pardon Me, Amigo" 5 copies, 3 pages; 1 copy, 2 pages
6	"The Party at the Firehouse" 1 copy, 1 page; 2 copies, 4 pages
6	"Patter "ole' Mule" 2 pages
6	"Patter to 'Broadway' Verse to Yacht. 1 page
6	"Peaky, Speaky, and Sneaky" 5 copies, 2 pages
6	"Pekinese Song (Verse to)" 1 page
6	"Phantom Coachman" 2 pages
6	"Princess Halivah" 8 copies, 2 pages
6	"Princess Oolashah" 2 pages
6	"Prologue to Finale: Winter Comes" 1 copy, 2 pages; 1 copy, 15 pages
6	"Puppet Parade" 2 pages
6	"Radio Commercial" 1 page
6	"Rain in Kansas" 2 pages
6	"Rainbow Waltz" "School Day Sweetheart" 1 page
6	"Remember There Beneath the Willow Tree" 2 pages
6	"Remembering" 1 page
6	"River Moon" 4 pages
6	"Roll Along Missouri" 2 pages, 2 copies
6	"Rosa" 1 copy, 4 pages; 1 copy, 2 pages
6	"Rose of Alabama" 4 copies, 2 pages
6	"Rose of Lou'siana" 2 copies, 2 pages
6	"Seaside Finale" 1 copy, 2 pages; 1 copy, 5 pages
6	"Shadow Hill" 5 copies, 2 pages
6	"Shallowomay" 2 pages
6	"Shine on Harvest Moon" (Nora Bayes, Jack Norworth) 2 pages
6	"Showboat" 1 page
6	"Showboat Shuffle" 2 copies, 6 pages; 8 copies, 2 pages
6	"Sing an Irish Song" 5 pages
6	"Sing Me a Song of Long Ago" 1 page
6	"Smile When You Say Goodbye" 6 copies, 1 page
6	"Snow Dance" 1 page
6	"Snow (Intro.) Snow Dance" 1 page
6	"Snowtime is the Time for Romance" 1 page
6	"So Dumb, But So Beautiful" 1 copy, 9 pages; 1 copy, 5 pages
6	"So We Love" 1 page
6	"Soliloquy to a Little Girl" by Gerald Blankfort. 1 page
6	"Some Sunday Morning" "Slap Polka" "Words are in My Heart" "Der Fuhrer's Face" various composers. 1 page
6	"Something (Verse)" 2 pages
6	"Something Tells Me" 1 page, 2 copies
6	"The Song of the Sun Dance Kid" 10 copies, 2 pages
12	"Starry-Eyed Sixteen" M.K. Jerome and Charles Newman, 2 pages	1957
6	"Station Master" Jerome, Perkins 2 pages
6	"The Streets of All Nations" 8 copies, 1 page
6	"Suffragette Number" 4 pages
6	"The Sunday I Make You Mine" 1 page
6	"the Sunshine of Paradise Valley" 3 copies, 2 pages
6	"Sweet Counter Melody" 2 pages
6	"Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart" 4 pages
6	"Sweet Genevieve" George Cooper, Henry Tucker. 2 copies, 2 pages
6	"Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Aye" 2 copies, 1 page
6	"Tears on My Window Paine" 1 page
6	"Thank You For the Dance" 4 pages
6	"That Funny Feeling in My Heart" 1 page
6	"That Lovely Summers Night" 24 copies, 2 pages; 2 copies, 1 page
6	"Then and Only Then" 3 pages
6	"There will Always be A Santa Claus For Me" 4 copies, 2 pages
6	"There's Room in My Heart" 4 pages
6	"Think Big" 7 copies, 1 page
6	"Thirty Days Hath-Sept." 2 pages
6	"This Land of Ours" 13 copies, 1 page
6	"Three Foolish Monkeys" 2 copies, 1 page; 1 copy, 2 pages; 1 copy, 4 pages
6	"Three Hundred Years" 1 page, 2 copies
6	"To-Night's the Night" 3 pages
6	"Tony P." 1 page
6	"Tony the Pony" 1 page
6	"The Twilight Waltz" 9 copies, 1 page
7	"U. S. O." 2 pages
7	"Waiting at the Church" 2 copies, 3 pages
7	"Walking With My Sunday Morning Girl" 2 pages
7	"Wee Rose (Verse) Bubble Gum" 4 pages
7	"Welcome Hawaii and Alaska" 3 copies, 5 pages
7	"We've packed Our Sunburn Lotion for a Weekend" 2 pages
7	"What Am I Gonna Tell Them at the Yacht Club" 2 copies, 11 pages
7	"What Can I Do?" 2 copies, 2 pages
7	"What Happened?" 2 pages
7	"What I Get Home" 10 copies, 1 page
7	"When You Were Sweet Sixteen" James Thornton. 2 copies, 1 page
7	"When Old New York Was Young" 42 pages
7	"Where the Sunshine Spends the Winter" 11 copies, 1 page; 13 copies, 2 pages
7	"Whisper While You're Waltzing" 3 pages
7	"Whither Thou Goest, I Shall Go Too" 17 copies, 1 page
7	"Who Cares What People Say" 2 copies, 2 pages
7	"Winter Serenade" 2 copies, 6 pages; 1 copy, 2 pages
7	"Whoever Told You That Was Love" 2 pages
7	"Winter" … 2 pages
7	"Winter (Transition) Winter Love" 2 pages
7	"Why Did You Let Me Fall in Love With You?" 1 copy, 3 pages; 1 copy, 4 pages
7	"The Wish That I Wish Tonight" 3 pages
7	"Won't You Try Wheaties" 2 pages
7	"Worn Weary and Wilted" 1 copy, 2 pages; 6 copiess, 1 page
7	"Would You Believe Me" 3 copies, 3 pages
7	"Would You Like A Souvenir?" 2 copies, 7 pages
7	"Would You Like My Autograph" 6 pages
7	"Would You Believe Me" 3 pages
7	"You Broke Your Promise Because I Love You" 2 pages
7	"You Don't Have to Go"…2 pages
7	"You Don't Have to Go Home" 2 pages
7	"You've Got Me Where You Want Me" 1 page
7	"You've Got Too Many Irons in the Fire" 6 copies, 2 pages; 1 copy, 1 page
7	"You're Jealous" Ray Heindorf and M. K. Jerome. 2 copies, 2 pages
7	"You're Lovely as You Are" 3 pages
7	Miscellaneous: unidentified, 220 pages
	Printed Music: (All music by M. K. Jerome unless otherwise noted)
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8	"Beneath the Southern Skies" 5 pages
8	"Born to Love" 5 pages, 2 copies
8	"Boy's Clubs" pg. 3-4
8	"Bright Eyes" Otto Motzan and M. K. Jerome. 61 copies, 1 page; 1 copy, 5 pages
8	"The Christmas Tree Angel" 3 copies, 3 pages; 9 copies, 2 pages
8	"Collegianna" 5 pages
8	"Covered Wagon Days" 5 pages
8	"Dear Arabella" by Sidney Lippman. 2 pages
8	"Don't Throw Cold Water on the Flame of Love" 4 copies, 2 pages
8	"Dream Kisses" 1 copy, 3 pages; 3 copies, 5 pages
8	"Dust be my Destiny" by Max Steiner, lyrics by M. K. Jerome and Jack Scholl. 5 pages
8	"Here Am I" Jerome Kern. 2 pages
8	"Hollywood Canteen" by M. K. Jerome and Ray Heindorf. 3 copies, pg. 2-3; 1 copy, 3 pages
8	"I Got Stuck on the Peppermint Stick" 3 pages
8	"I'm In a Jam" by Ray Heindorf, M. K. Jerome. 2 copies, 3 pages; 3 copies, 2 pages
8	"Impulsive Incident" 5 pages
8	"It's Not a Secret Any More" msic by Ted Koehler, lyrics by M. K. Jerome. 4 pages
8	"Joe O'Neill--The Cuban Heel" 5 pages
8	"Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight" 2 copies, 2 pages
8	"Kentucky" 2 pages
8	"The Lord Knows the Way Back Home" 3 pages
8	"Lovers' Waltz" 2 pages
8	"Lucinda" 1 copy
8	"Mac Afee Ain't Feudin' Anymore" 6 copies, 2 pages
8	"A Mission in Santa Maria" 20 copies, 5 pages
8	"My Little Buckaroo" 5 pages
8	"A Night of Memories" 5 pages
8	"Nighty-Night Until Tomorrow" 4 pages
8	"The Old Apple Tree" 2 copies, 5 pages
8	"Old Pal" 5 pages
8	"One More Kiss" 3 copies, 5 pages
8	"The Phantom Coachman" 5 pages
8	"Poor Little Butterfly is a Fly Girl Now" 3 pages
8	"Saturday's Children" 5 pages
8	"Some Day, Sweetheart" 5 pages
8	"Some Sunday Morning" 5 copies, 3 pages
8	"The Song of the Bombardiers" 3 pages
8	"Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart" 3 pages
8	"They've Broken Up Our Glee Club" 2 copies, 5 pages
8	"Thru' the Courtesy of Love" 5 copies, 7 pages
8	"To You and Yours, Merry Christmas" 3 copies, 3 pages
8	"The Twilight Waltz" 3 pages
8	"Where the Sunshine Spends the Winter" 6 copies, 5 pages
8	"Who Cares What People Say" 2 copies, 3 pages
8	"The Wish That I Wish Tonight" 3 pages
8	"Would You Believe Me" 3 copies, 3 pages
8	"You, You Darlin'" 2 copies, 5 pages
8	"You and I in the Moonlight" 5 pages
12	Songbook: Burgmuller, Friedrich, "Twenty-five easy and progressive studies" G. Schirmer, New York	1916
12	Songbook: "Lorenz's 60th Anniversary Church Music Competitions" Lorenz Pub. Co.	1937
12	Songbook: "Song Time" Song Time, Inc.	May, 1946

Series III. Audio RecordingsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description
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13	Audiotapes:
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13	"The Shield of Freedom" score--7 1/2 full track--Monophic
	1A "This Land of Ours"
	1B "This Land of Ours"
	2 "Main Title" and "Pilgrims"
	3 "Panorama"
	4 (false start) "Race for Space"
	5 "Ancient Art"
	6 "Tribal Ceremonies and Games"
	7 (none)
	8 "Greenland Radar Station)
	9 "Intercept"
	10 "War Council"
	11 "Past Traditions"
	12 "Look to the Future"
14	"Song of the Sun Dance Kid," 16mm	August 30, 1965
13	"This Land of Ours" 16mm	undated
13	"This Land of Ours - I found Contentment," 16 mm	undated
13	"Yankee Doodle Dandy" soundtrack, 16mm	undated
13	Unidentified, 4 items (possibly blank)	undated
10	Phonograph records: (music by M. K. Jerome)
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10	Advance Records: "The Lord Knows the Way Back Home" Lorry Raine. 45 rpm. 3 copies
10	Advance Records: "Miracle in the Rain" Lorry Raine
10	Ascot: "Make Me Rainbows" Samantha Jones. 45 rpm
10	Ascot: "Live for Life" Samantha Jones
10	Audiodisc: Warner Bros. Theatre Program, pt. 1-4. 2 records. Demo, 78 rpm	August 2, 1945
10	Capitol: "Gotta be gettin'" Stan Kenton. 78 rpm
10	Capitol: "Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart" Stan Kenton
10	Decca Records: "Do It Again," Carol Channing 45 rpm
10	Fidelity Records: "Whither Thou Goest" 78 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "Blackeyed Peas and Hominy Grits" 45 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "For Sensible People Like Us" 78 rpm. Demo. 2 copies
10	Gold Star: "Happy New Year to You" 45 rpm. Demo. 2 copies
10	Gold Star: "Happy New Year to You" "There Will Always be a Santa Claus For Me" 78 rpm. 2 copies
10	Gold Star: "I Can't Bury Mary in the Snow" 45 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "Maria Mia" 45 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "Starry-eyed Sixteen" 78 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "Some Sunday Morning" 45 rmp. Demo
10	Gold Star: "There Will Always Be a Santa Claus For Me" 78 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "This Land of Ours" 78 rpm
10	Gold Star: "To You and Yours a Merry Xmas" 45 rpm. Demo
10	Gold Star: "The Twilight Waltz" 78 rpm. Demo. 3 copies
10	Gold Star: "Where the Sunshine Spends the Winter" 78 rpm. Demo. 2 copies
10	Gold Star: "Wither Thou Goest" 45 rpm. 2 copies
10	HR Recording Studios: "That Lovely Summers Night" 78 rpm. 2 copies
10	MCA Music: "The Eyes of Love" 45 rpm. Demo
10	Magnesonic: "I Count My Blessings" 45 rpm. Demo
10	Marquee Records: "Getting' Nowhere Road" "Glory" 45 rpm. 5 copies
10	Presto: "Starry-eyed Sixteen" 78 rpm. Demo
10	Studio & Artists Recorders: "Starry-eyed Sixteen" 78 rpm. Demo
10	Warner Bros. Pictures, inc: "Daughter of Rosie O' Grady" Will o the Wisp Orchestra. 78 rpm. Demo
	Album #1 (test records):
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14	NBC (WMAQ) #4--"Tin Pan Alley of the Air"	11/24/45
14	NBC (WMAQ) #2--"Tin Pan Alley of the Air"	11/24/45
14	MC #190 "I'm in a Jam"
14	Audiodisc, part 1--Warner Bros. Theatre Pro	8/2/45
14	Audiodisc, part 3--Warner Bros. Theatre Pro	8/2/45
14	Audiodisc, part 2--Warner Bros. Theatre Pro	8/2/45
14	Audiodisc, part 4--Warner Bros. Theater Pro	8/2/45
14	Audiodisc, 1 "Dad's Interview"	9/22/44
14	Audiodisc, "Sweet Dreams"	3/3/45
14	Audiodisc, D580 "Shine On Harvest Moon"	3/25/45
14	D580 "Sweet Dreams"	3/25/45
14	Gold Star, "Starry-eyed Sixteen"
14	Audiodisc, M. K. Jerome	1/7/46
14	Presto, "Wish I Wish Tonight"	5/31/45
14	Presto, "Would You Believe Me"	5/31/45
14	Miller Bros., #222 "You, You Darling"	1/19/4-
14	Presto, D2193 "Who Cares What People Say"	2/23/46
	Album #2 (test records):
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14	Audiodisc, 2 "Dad's Interview"
14	Audiodisc "I Found Contentment"
14	Audiodisc "Sweet Dreams"
14	Embassy Recording-D956 A "It's Victory Day" B "Bats in Belfry"	11/24/45
14	Gold Star, "For Sensible People Like Us"	3/8/60
14	Gold Star, "Starry-eyed Sixteen"
14	Gold Star, "The Twilight Waltz"
14	HR Recording, "(We Named the Day) That Lovely Summer's Night"
14	Hollywood Central, "I Found Contentment"
14	Music City, "Will O' The Wisp"
14	National, "The Lady Got a Shady Deal"
14	Studio & Artists, "Starry Eyed Sixteen (2 copies)
15	Gold Star, "I Can't Bury Mary in the Snow" (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "I Count My Blessings (3 copies) (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "My Boy" (2 copies) (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "Starry Eyed Sixteen" (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "Happy New Year to You" (test record, 78 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "The Song of the Sun Dance Kid" (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "This Land of Ours" (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Gold Star, "Whither Thou Goest" (test record, 45 rpm)
15	Fidelity, "Whither Thou Goest" (2 copies) (test record, 78 rpm)
15	Music City, "My Boy" (test record, 78 rpm)
15	Brunswick, 2079: A. "Bright Eyes" B. "Honolulu Eyes", 78 rpm
15	Brunswick, 5031: A. "I Love You Sunday" B. Jinga-Bula-Jing-Jing, 78 rpm
15	Cameo, 582: A. "I Wonder What's Become of Sally" B. "One Million Times a Day", 78 rpm
15	Cameo, 419: A. "Midnight Rose" B. Where Rainbow's End", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A3555: A. "Give Me My Mammy" B. "My Mammy Knows (How to Cheer and Comfort Me), 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A3555: A. "I've Got the wonder Where He Went and When He's Coming Back Blues" B. "Cuddle Up Blues", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A2995: A. "Old Pal, Why Don't You Answer Me?" B. "Avalon", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A3366: A. "Bright Eyes" B. "Love Bird", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A3389: A. "Underneath Hawaiian Skies" B. "Bright Eyes", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A2689: A. "Down the Lane and Home Again" B. It's Worth While Waiting for Someone Worth While", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, A3303: A. "Junga-Bula-Jing-Jing" B. "Nobody to Love", 78 rpm
15	Columbia, 1363D: A. "Dream Kisses" B. "The Man I Love", 78 rpm
15	Decca, 2679: A. "I'm an Old Cowhand (From the Rio Grande)" B. "My Little Buckaroo", 78 rpm
15	Decca, 1362: A. "Born to Love" B. "I Hum a Waltz", 78 rpm
15	Decca, 1679: A. "The Old Apple Tree" B. "You Better Change Your Tune", 78 rpm
15	Edison, 50755: A. "Mother of Pearl" B. "Old Pal (Why Don't You Answer Me?)", 78 rpm
15	Hytone, K-27: A. "Old Pal (Why Don't You Answer Me?)" B. "All She'd Say Was Uhm-Hum", 78 rpm
15	Majestic, 1123: A. "Beside You" B. "Would You Believe Me", 78 rpm
15	Varsity, 8196: A. "The Moon and the Willow Tree" B. "To You Darlin'", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 25611: A. "Born to Love" B. "There Must Be Paint in the Sky", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 18641: A. "Poor Little Butterfly is a Fly Gal Now" B. Fluffy Ruffles", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 21000: A. "Diane (I'm in Heaven When I See You Smile)" B. "Dream Kisses", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 18870: A. "My Mammy Knows" B. "Angel Child", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 25626: A. "So Rare" B. "Little Heaven of the Seven Seas", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 18881: A. "Cuddle Up Blues" B. "My Honey's Lovin' Arms", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 18697: A. "Fair One" B. "I'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy's Arms", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 22594: A. "The Little Things in Life" B. "Under the Spell of Your Kiss", 78 rpm
15	Victor, 18735: A. "Bright Eyes" B. "Love Bird", 78 rpm
15	RCA Victor, 203938: A. "The Christmas Tree Angel" B. "Christmas in My Heart", 78 rpm
15	Presto: unidentified, 78 rpm
15	Sounds (110. train with bell leaving station; train with bell arriving at station; steamboat whistle; plane taking off; 111. drum fanfare; siren; power saw; thunder; wind), 78 rpm
15	Marquee, D.J. Sample: A. "Getting' Nowhere Road" B. "Glory" (8 copies), 45 rpm
15	Advance, 3004: A. "Miracle in the Rain" B. "The Lord Knows the Way Back Home", 45 rpm
15	Dot, 16901: A. "Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight" B. "White Silver Sands", 45 rpm
15	Unidentified, 45 rpm

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