Wurlitzer 150 catalog

A CATALOG OF MUSIC ROLLS

FOR WURLITZER MILITARY BAND ORGANS

PLAYING THE STYLE 150 ROLL

Compiled by
Matthew O. Caulfield

Revised most recently June 30, 2008

THIS CATALOG IS A SMALL MONUMENT TO

FARNY R. WURLITZER (1883-1972)

AND

THE ARTISANS OF THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER COMPANY

WHO CREATED THE ORGANS

AND THE MUSIC

WE CHERISH

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CONTENTS

PRELIMINARY NOTE: On Wurlitzer's roll-issuing practices for the style 150 series.

PART 1: Rolls for the early (short-roll) tracker frame. This style roll was discontinued in August 1925.

PART 2: Rolls 13005-13268 for the long-roll tracker frame. Begun probably in late 1913 and issued to the end of Wurlitzer's roll business in 1945.

PART 3: Rolls 13269-13314 for the long-roll tracker frame, issued by the Allan Herschell Company in 1946 and then by the T.R.T. Manufacturing Company until the mid 1960's.

PART 4: Rolls issued by Play-Rite Music Rolls, Inc., and others (sequentially numbered rolls first, followed by unnumbered and erratically numbered rolls)

PART 5: Tune index. Alphabetical list of all tunes in this catalog.

PRELIMINARY NOTE: ON WURLITZER'S ROLL-ISSUING PRACTICES FOR THE STYLE 150 SERIES.
Early Wurlitzer organs were built with a roll frame capable of handling only a roll about four or five tunes in length. Toward the end of 1913 the company began furnishing roll frames capable of handling the 10-tune roll that was to become the standard roll. However it wasn't until August 1925 that Wurlitzer ceased making the shorter type of roll. From 1913 to 1925, tunes were generally supplied on both types of roll in order to satisfy organ owners, no matter which type of roll frame their organ used.

Most rolls contained currently popular tunes, and the copyright dates of the tunes on a roll usually coincide with the issue date of the roll. There were some exceptions here and there, particularly when Wurlitzer decided to issue one of their "review rolls" (probably for reasons of economy; it was cheaper to make a roll out of previously-arranged tunes than to pay arrangers for new work). "Review rolls" contained tunes, usually all-marches or all-waltzes, that had appeared earlier, here and there, on other Wurlitzer rolls. The production of 10-tune rolls probably averaged out to about one new roll per month.

The normal progression of things was interrupted in early 1929, between rolls 13164 and 13179, both of which were issued in early 1929, judging from tune dates. Between these two roll numbers fourteen rolls were issued in the space of two or three months. Ignoring for a moment roll 13165 ("Waltz Roll For Skating") and roll 13178 ("Blue Roll"), the other twelve rolls contain about 118 tunes -- all of which appeared on earlier Wurlitzer 150 rolls. Actually five tunes do not show up on known pre-1929 rolls, but that is probably because our data for style 150 rolls has some lacunae. Those five tunes are "Boys In Blue" (1905), "Comedy King" (1923), "Kaiser Frederic" (1909), "Kill-kare" (1923), and "Under The Double Eagle" (1913).

The first seven of these twelve rolls in this atypical production run are titled "March Roll"; the last five are titled "Waltz Roll" or "Standard Waltz Roll."

With roll 13179 Wurlitzer went back to its normal practice of offering new and current tunes. The two rolls on either side of the anomalous twelve, rolls 13165 and 13178, do contain old tunes of a single type (waltzes in the former, blues in the latter); but unlike the twelve which they bracket, these rolls contain for the most part tunes that had not been used on earlier style 150 rolls.

The Great Depression of 1929 unquestionably affected the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, and two practices arose in the early 1930's which can probably be attributed to the company's efforts to cut costs. The most noticeable change was that its band organ rolls no longer contained ten tunes, but only 6 very long ones, with enough repeats to make the 6-tune roll about the same playing length as a ten-tune roll. The arranging costs for a six-tune roll had to be far less than the costs for arranging ten tunes.

The second practice is less noticeable. Throughout Wurlitzer roll production there has always been some similarity in contents between its style 125 rolls and its style 150 rolls (but virtually no simliarity with its style 165 rolls). However, in 1930 what was merely an occasional similarity became a lock-step correspondence. Beginning with roll 13188 and continuing down to roll 13228, the contents of 150 rolls, tune-for-tune, was identical to the contents of style 125 rolls, those numbered 3165 to 3204. That is, from mid-1930 to early 1933, the same tunes in the same order were issued on both a 125 roll and a 150 roll. During those almost three years, there was no roll issued in one format that was not also issued in the other format.

From mid-1933 to late 1934, there was no correspondence between style 150 and style 125 rolls. Only one style 125 roll (3205) was issued during that period, while five style 150 rolls appeared (13229 to 13233). In late 1934, the lock-step correspondence between the rolls in the two series resumed (at roll 13234 and roll 3206 respectively) and continued without a single anomaly down to the end of Wurlitzer production in 1945 with roll 13268 and its 125 twin, roll 3240.

One wonders what changes to the arrangements were required in producing the masters for each format and how much money was saved by the practice.

TEST ROLL

1.	Registers
2.	Temperament
3.	Melodie
4.	Trumpets
5.	Accompaniment
6.	Bass
7.	Snare and Bass Drums
8.	Scale
9.	Chimes
10.	Scale Repetition
11.	Maximum Playing Capacity
12.	Rewind

PART 1: ROLLS FOR THE EARLY (SHORT-ROLL) TRACKER FRAME

ROLL NUMBER 10023

(Estimated issue date: 1913)

1.	A Jolly March			March
2.	Ramona			March
3.	Home Sweet Home (From the 1823 London opera "Clari, Or The Maid Of Milan")	(Sir Henry Rowley Bishop)	(1823)	Waltz

(Original red-paper roll in the Zorlenzan collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10035
"Irish Selections"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for March 1914)

1.	St. Patrick's Day	(arr.: Michael Watson)	(Aug 7, 1911)	Two Step
2.	Irish Washerwoman	(anonymous)	(1792)	Two Step
3.	The Wearing Of The Green	(traditional; arr.: S. Behrens)	(1797)	Two Step

(Reissued as roll 10230)

ROLL NUMBER 10068
"Patriotic Selections"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1914)

1.	America (My Country, 'Tis Of Thee)	(traditional)	(Nov 15, 1832)
2.	Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean (Adapted from the British tune "Britannia, Pride Of The Ocean")	(David T. Shaw)	(Sep 3, 1915)
3.	The Star Spangled Banner	(attr.: John Stafford Smith	(1814)	March

(Reissued as roll 10232)

ROLL NUMBER 10069

1.	School Days (When We Were A Couple Of Kids)	(Gus Edwards)	(Nov 16, 1906)	Waltz
2.	Dreaming	(J. Anton Dailey)	(Mar 15, 1907)	Waltz

(Original roll in the Trager collection, labeled as a "style no. 149, style no. 150" roll)

ROLL NUMBER 10099

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10113

1.	The Dollar Princess	(Leo Fall)	(Dec 29, 1908)	Waltz
2.	Moonlight On The Lake (Op. 43)	(Charles D. Blake)	(Mar 11, 1906)	Waltz
3.	The Veleta; New Round Dance	(Arthur Morris)	(Nov 28, 1904)	Waltz

(Original roll in the Trager collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10128

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10140

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10180

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for March 1913)

1.	That Old Girl Of Mine	(Egbert Van Alstyne)	(Oct 11, 1912)	March-TS
2.	The Island Of Roses And Love	(Neil Moret)	(Dec 29, 1911)	Waltz
3.	My Little Persian Rose (From "The Persian Garden")	(Anatole Friedland)	(Mar 22, 1912)

ROLL NUMBER 10181

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for April 1913)

1.	You're My Baby	(Nat D. Ayer)	(May 28, 1912)	Ragtime
2.	Tennessee Moon	(Percy Wenrich)	(Jun 17, 1912)	Schottische
3.	Daddy Has A Sweetheart And Mother Is Her Name (From the Broadway revue "Ziegfeld Follies Of 1912")	(Dave Stamper)	(Oct 7, 1912)	Waltz
4.	Take Me To That Swanee Shore (Interpolated in the 1912 Broadway musical revue "Broadway To Paris")	(Lewis F. Muir)	(Aug 30, 1912)	Two Step

ROLL NUMBER 10182

Probably never issued

ROLL NUMBER 10183

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for May 1913)

1.	Row, Row, Row (Interpolated in the Broadway revue "Ziegfeld Follies Of 1912")	(James V. Monaco)	(Sep 21, 1912)	Two Step
2.	Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee (Interpolated in the 1912 Broadway comedy "A Winsome Widow")	(Henry I. Marshall)	(May 21, 1912)
3.	That's How I Need You	(Al. Piantadosi)	(May 16, 1912)	Waltz
4.	At The Levee On Revival Day	(Chris. Smith)	(Nov 7, 1912)	Two Step

ROLL NUMBER 10184

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for June 1913)

1.	Here Comes My Daddy Now	(Lewis F. Muir)	(Dec 21, 1912)	Two Step
2.	In My Harem	(Irving Berlin)	(Feb 1, 1913)	Two Step
3.	And Johnny Goes Too	(Billy Busch)	(Jan 2, 1913)	Waltz
4.	Underneath The Cotton Moon	(Geo. W. Meyer)	(Jan 6, 1913)	Ragtime

ROLL NUMBER 10185

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for October 1913)

1.	The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine	(Harry Carroll)	(Feb 27, 1913)
2.	You Made Me Love You	(James V. Monaco)	(Apr 30, 1913)
3.	You're A Great Big Blue Eyed Baby	(A. Seymour Brown)	(Feb 13, 1913)
4.	Kentucky Days	(Percy Wenrich)	(Jul 9, 1912)

ROLL NUMBER 10186

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for October 1913)

1.	I Love The Moonlight	(Harry Carroll)	(Jul 18, 1913)
2.	Teach Me That Beautiful Love	(Gus Van)	(Nov 25, 1912)
3.	It Takes A Little Rain With The Sunshine To Make The World Go Round (Listed as as "Rain With The Sunshine")	(Harry Carroll)	(May 20, 1913)
4.	Where Did You Get That Girl?	(Harry Puck)	(Jul 12, 1913)

ROLL NUMBER 10187

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for October 1913)

1.	And The World's All Wrong Again (From "The Girl At The Gate")	(Ben M. Jerome)	(Sep 3, 1912)
2.	Good-Bye, Everybody (From "A Modern Eve")	(Jean Gilbert)	(Apr 9, 1912)
3.	My Rose Of The Ghetto (From "Rose Of The Ghetto")	(Burkhart & Jerome)	(Aug 28, 1911)
4.	Dear Delightful Women (Listed as "Oh You Dear Delightful Women") (From the musical play "Balkan Princess")	(Paul A. Rubens)	(Mar 9, 1910)

ROLL NUMBER 10188

Probably never issued

ROLL NUMBER 10189

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1913)

National Emblem

(Edwin Eugene Bagley)

(June 30, 1906)

March

ROLL NUMBER 10190

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1913)

Officer Of The Day

(R.B. Hall)

(Jun 20, 1903)

March-TS

ROLL NUMBER 10191

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1913)

The Flower Of Italy

(G. de Stefano)

(Sep 24, 1902)

Spanish Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10192

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1913)

1.	I'm Going Back Back To Kentucky Where I Was Born (Wurlitzer list erroneously omits second "Back")	(W.R. Walker)	(May 26, 1908)	Two Step
2.	The Bonita Waltzes	(Sara B. Egan)	(Mar 1, 1909)	Waltz
3.	The Tango; Two-step	(Joe Jordan)	(Jan 16, 1913)	Two Step

ROLL NUMBER 10193

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1913)

1.	Baby, Please Don't Shake Me While I'm Gone *	(Spencer Williams)	(Sep 3, 1912)
2.	The Memphis Blues; or, Mr. Crump	(W.C. Handy)	(Sep 28, 1912)

* Previously (Jun 27, 1912) copyrighted as "Baby, Please Don't Shake It While I'm Gone"

ROLL NUMBER 10194

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1913)

1.	Good-Bye, Rose	(Herbert Ingraham)	(Mar 26, 1910)
2.	You Cert'ny Look Good To Me	(Taylor & Gill)	(Dec 13, 1912)

ROLL NUMBER 10195

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1913)

1.	Always Take A Girl Named Daisy	(George W. Meyer)	(Jan 29, 1913)	Two Step
2.	That International Rag	(Irving Berlin)	(Aug 12, 1913)	Two Step
3.	When I First Met You	(George W. Meyer)	(Apr 7, 1913)	Waltz
4.	I'll Get You	(Gus Edwards)	(Feb 13, 1913)	Schottische

ROLL NUMBER 10196

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1913)

1.	Isch Ga-Bibble (I Should Worry)	(George W. Meyer)	(Sep 20, 1913)	Two Step
2.	You're My Girl	(Bobby Heath)	(May 20, 1913)	Schottische
3.	The Curse Of An Aching Heart	(Al. Piantadosi)	(Mar 6, 1913)	Waltz
4.	Take Me Back (From the 1913 Broadway musical comedy "All Aboard")	(Irving Berlin)	(Sep 8, 1913)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10197

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for January 1914)

1.	That Broadway Glide (Listed as "The Broadway Glide")	(Bert Grant)	(Nov 14, 1912)
2.	If I Forget	(J. De Koven Thompson)	(Jun 3, 1911)

ROLL NUMBER 10198

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1913)

1.	Good-Bye Summer! So Long Fall! Hello Wintertime!	(Percy Wenrich)	(July 28, 1913)	Two Step
2.	Some One Is Coming To My House (Listed as "Somebody's Coming To My House")	(Irving Berlin)	(May 15, 1913)	Two Step
3.	How The Money Rolls In	(Ted S. Barron)	(May 6, 1913)	Waltz
4.	Peg O' My Heart (From the Broadway revue "Ziegfeld Follies Of 1913")	(Fred Fischer)	(Jan 27, 1913)	Two Step

ROLL NUMBER 10199

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1914)

1.	He'd Have To Get Under, Get Out And Get Under To Fix Up His Automobile (From the 1913 Broadway production "The Pleasure Seekers")	(Maurice Abrahams)	(Nov 1, 1913)	Two Step
2.	When Was There Ever A Night Like This	(Louis A. Hirsch)	(Jul 19, 1912)	Hesitation Waltz
3.	On The Old Fall River Line	(Harry Von Tilzer)	(Aug 5, 1913)	Two Step
4.	Isle D'Amour (From the Broadway revue "Ziefeld Follies Of 1913")	(Leo Edwards)	(Jan 27, 1913)	Hesitation Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10200

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1914)

When It's Apple Blossom Time In Normandy
(From the 1912 Broadway fanfare of frivolity "The Sun Dodgers")

(Mellor, Gifford & Trevor)

(May 30, 1912)

ROLL NUMBER 10201

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for March 1914)

1.	Nights Of Gladness	(Charles Ancliffe)	(Aug 24, 1912)	Waltz
2.	Don't Blame It All On Broadway	(Bert Grant)	(Sep 20, 1913)	Two Step
3.	Brazilian Dreams	(Will H. Dixon)	(Jun 16, 1913)	Tango Intermezzo
4.	I Miss You Most Of All	(James V. Monaco)	(Oct 4, 1913)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10202

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	Valse Septembre	(Felix Godin)	(Jul 30, 1909)	Waltz
2.	Señorita Waltz	(J. W. Moore)	(Jul 15, 1898)	Waltz

(Original red-paper roll in the Conway collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10210

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

Cecile Waltz

(Frank W. McKee)

(May 29, 1914)

Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10225

1.	Molly Dear, It's You I'm After	(Henry E. Pether)	(Mar 10, 1915)	One Step
2.	I Think We've Got Another Washington (And Wilson Is His Name)	(George Fairman)	(May 10, 1915)	One Step
3.	The Skating Waltzes	(Charles K. Harris)	(Nov 3, 1915)	Waltz
4.	While You're Skating	(Amy Clark)	(Nov 22, 1915)	Waltz

(Original roll in the Roehl collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10227

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	Rock Of Ages	(Thomas Hastings)	(1832)
2.	The Holy City	(Stephen Adams)	(Jan 7, 1898)
3.	Bringing In The Sheaves	(George A. Minor)	(1880)

ROLL NUMBER 10230
"Irish Selections"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for March 1914)

1.	St. Patrick's Day	(arr.: Michael Watson)	(Aug 7, 1911)	Two Step
2.	Irish Washerwoman	(anonymous)	(1792)	Two Step
3.	The Wearing Of The Green	(traditional; arr.: S. Behrens)	(1797)	Two Step

(Previously issued as roll 10035)

ROLL NUMBER 10232
"Patriotic Selections"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1914)

1.	America (My Country, 'Tis Of Thee)	(traditional)	(Nov 15, 1832)
2.	Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean (Adapted from the British tune "Britannia, Pride Of The Ocean")	(David T. Shaw)	(Sep 3, 1915)
3.	The Star Spangled Banner	(attr.: John Stafford Smith)	(1814)	March

(Previously issued as roll 10068)
(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10237

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

Estudia Waltz
(So listed in the December 1922 bulletin. No such title identified. Probably Emile Waldteufel's waltz "Estudiantina")

Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10239

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

The Chocolate Soldier; Waltzes
(From the 1909 Broadway opera bouffe "The Chocolate Soldier")

(Oscar Straus)

(Oct 2, 1909)

Waltzes

ROLL NUMBER 10240

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	Amoureuse, Selections	(Rodolphe Berger)	(Sep 26, 1901)	Waltz
2.	Dream Of Autumn = Songe d'automne	(Archibald Joyce)	(Feb 1, 1909)	Waltz
3.	Faust	(Charles François Gounod)	(1859)	Waltz

(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10241

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

America (My Country, 'Tis Of Thee)

(traditional)

(Nov 15, 1832)

(Original roll in the Hershberger collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10243

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

A Quaker Girl
(From the 1911 Broadway musical play "The Quaker Girl")

(Lionel Monckton)

(Nov 16, 1910)

Waltzes

ROLL NUMBER 10244

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

Count Of Luxembourg
(Listed as "Luxemburg Waltzes")

(Franz Lehar)

(Jun 14, 1911)

Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10254

(Estimated issue date: 1916-1917)

1.	When The Southern Moon Is Swinging Low	(Ray Fay)	(Feb 5, 1916)	One Step
2.	Betty (Title song of the 1916 Broadway musical)	(Rubens & Steffan)	(May 31, 1915)	Waltz
3.	My Grandfather's Girl (She Was A Grand Old Girl) (Introduced in the musical revue "Jane O'Day From Broadway")	(Will A. Dillon)	(1916)	One Step
4.	Pretty Baby (From the 1915 Broadway revue "A World Of Pleasure")	(Jackson & Van Alstyne)	(Jun 21, 1916)	Fox Trot

(Original roll in the Fred Plank collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10258

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10259

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	Mighty Lak' A Rose	(Ethelbert Nevin)	(Sep 6, 1901)	Waltz
2.	The Sunshine Of Your Smile	(Lillian Ray)	(Jan 30, 1915)	Waltz
3.	La valse que nous aimons = The Waltz We Love	(Armand Vecsey)	(Feb 5, 1915)	Waltz
4.	Mother Machree (From the 1910 Broadway musical "Barry Of Ballymore")	(Ernest R. Ball)	(Aug 18, 1910)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10263

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	'Twas Only An Irishman's Dream (Listed as "Irishman's Dream") (From the 1916 Broadway comedy with songs "Broadway And Buttermilk")	(Rennie Cormack)	(Jul 27, 1916)	Waltz
2.	His Bridal Night (Listed as "Bridal Night Waltz")	(Salzer & Levy)	(Jul 19, 1916)	Waltz
3.	Humoreske Waltz	(Anton Dvorak; arr.: Betty Racine)	(May 17, 1915)	Waltz
4.	The Century Girl (Title song of the 1916 Broadway play with music)	(Victor Herbert)	(Nov 18, 1916)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10266

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

Hawaiian Nights

(Lee S. Roberts)

(May 17, 1916)

Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10269

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10270

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	American Patrol	(F.W. Meacham)	(Mar 30, 1885)	March
2.	Onward Christian Soldiers	(Sir Arthur Sullivan)	(Dec 1, 1877)	March
3.	(I Wish I Was In) Dixie's Land	(Daniel Decatur Emmett)	(1860)	March

ROLL NUMBER 10278

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	Battle Cry Of Freedom (Listed as "Freedom's Battle Cry")	(George F. Root)	(1863)
2.	Just Before The Battle, Mother (Listed as "Before The Battle")	(George F. Root)	(1863)
3.	Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, The Boys Are Marching	(George F. Root)	(Jan 5, 1865)
4.	Yankee Doodle	(anonymous)	(ca. 1767)	March

ROLL NUMBER 10279

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10281

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10282

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1922, a clearance sale)

1.	U.S.S. New York March (Listed as "N.Y. March")	(J.R. Shannon)	(Jul 21, 1915)	March
2.	U.S.S. Texas March (Listed as "Texas March")	(Charles L. Johnson)	(Jul 21, 1915)	March
3.	U.S.S. Michigan March (Listed as "Michigan March")	(J.R. Shannon)	(Jul 21, 1915)	March
4.	U.S.S. Ohio March (Listed as "Ohio March")	(J.R. Shannon)	(Jul 21, 1915)	March

(Original roll in the Hershberger and the Neilson collections)
Recut by Play-Rite)

ROLL NUMBER 10285
"Spanish Selections"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for January 1923, a clearance sale)

1.	Salon Olimpia	(Emilio Murillo)	Vals
2.	Siempre Te Amo	(Diego A. de Castro O.)	Pasillo
3.	Margaritas	(Emilio Murillo)	Pasillo
4.	Mujeres Bellas	(Fulgencio Garcia)	Pasillo

ROLL NUMBER 10287

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10288

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for October 1917)

1.	From Me To Mandy Lee	(Arthur Lange)	(Jul 20, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France (From the Broadway revue "The Passing Show Of 1917")	(Billy Baskette)	(Jun 20, 1917)	One Step
3.	How Can I Forget, When There's So Much To Remember?	(Irving Berlin)	(May 25, 1917)	Waltz
4.	Bring Me A Girl	(Archie Gottler)	(May 18, 1917)	One Step
5.	Hawaiian Dreams	(Herbert B. Marple)	(Oct 10, 1916)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10289

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1917)

1.	You Don't Have To Come From Ireland To Be Irish	(Bert Grant)	(Jun 6, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	Drowsy Waters = Wailana	(Jack Ailau)	(Apr 14, 1916)	Waltz
3.	We're Going Over	(Sterling, Grossman & Lange)	(Aug 4, 1917)	One Step
4.	Joan Of Arc, They Are Calling You	(Jack Wells)	(May 25, 1917)	Fox Trot

(Original roll in the Neilson collection)

ROLL NUMBER 10290
"Colombian Selections"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1917)

1.	Tango Criollo "Cerendengue"	(Guillermo Lille)		Tango
2.	Tango Kar			Tango
3.	Cocodrilo	(Velasco y Lievano)
4.	Zeppelin Rag	(Vicente J. Nery)	(191-)	Ragtime

ROLL NUMBER 10291

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for Decmber 1917)

1.	I Don't Want To Get Well	(Harry Jentes)	(Sep 27, 1917)	One Step
2.	Good-Bye, My Little Lady	(James F. Hanley)	(Aug 16, 1917)	One Step
3.	They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me	(Fred Fisher)	(Jul 19, 1917)	Ome Step
4.	Send Me Away With A Smile	(Weslyn & Piantadosi)	(Jun 3, 1917)	One Step

ROLL NUMBER 10292

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for January 1918)

1.	Homeward Bound	(George W. Meyer)	(Sep 14, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	China, We Owe A Lot To You	(Milton Ager)	(Aug 22, 1917)	Fox Trot
3.	Just You	(Con Barth)	(1917)	Waltz
4.	Break The News To Mother	(Charles K. Harris)	(Jan 8, 1898)	Medley Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10293

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for January 1918)

1.	We Don't Know Where We're Going But We're On Our Way	(W.R. Williams)	(Jul 3, 1917)	One Step
2.	Say A Prayer For The Boys Out There (From the 1917 Irish play "Acushla Machree")	(Alex Marr)	(Sep 15, 1917)	One Step
3.	Way Down There A Dixie Boy Is Missing	(Harry Tierney)	(Dec 24, 1917)	Fox Trot
4.	My Hawaii, You're Calling Me	(L.W. Lewis)	(Jan 29, 1917)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 10294

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1918)

1.	Long Boy	(Barclay Walker)	(Jun 20, 1917)	One Step
2.	Everbody Loves An Irish Song	(W.J. McKenna)	(May 12, 1916)	Waltz
3.	Don't Try To Steal The Sweetheart Of A Soldier	(Van & Schenck)	(Nov 8, 1917)	Fox Trot
4.	All I Neeed Is A Girl Like You	(Abe Olman)	(May 28, 1917)	One Step

ROLL NUMBER 10295

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1918)

1.	Liberty Bell, It's Time To Ring Again	(Halsey K. Mohr)	(Dec 19, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	The Dream Of A Soldier Boy	(James V. Monaco)	(Nov 30, 1917)	Waltz
3.	Mammy Jinny's Hall Of Fame	(Harry Tierney)	(Dec 19, 1917)	One Step
4.	We're Going To Hang The Kaiser Under The Linden Tree	(Kendis & Brockman)	(Nov 8, 1917)	March

ROLL NUMBER 10296

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for April 1918)

1.	Some Sunday Morning	(Richard A. Whiting)	(Jul 30, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	In Berry Pickin' Time	(Percy Wenrich)	(Oct 13, 1917)	One Step
3.	Bring Back My Daddy To Me	(George W. Meyer)	(Nov 26, 1917)	Waltz
4.	Somewhere In France Is The Lily	(Joseph E. Howard)	(Aug 10, 1917)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 10297

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for April 1918)

1.	My Sweetie	(Irving Berlin)	(Oct 11, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	Slippery Hank (Op. 263)	(F.H. Losey)	(Jun 16, 1908)	One Step
3.	When You Play With The Heart Of A Girl	(Albert Von Tilzer)	(Dec 31, 1917)	Waltz
4.	Just A Baby's Prayer At Twilight	(M.K. Jerome)	(Jan 2, 1918)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 10298

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for May 1918)

1.	I Hate To Lose You	(Archie Gottler)	(Jan 2, 1918)	Fox Trot
2.	I Wish I Was In The Land Of Cotton Now	(George W. Meyer)	(Feb 21, 1918)	Fox Trot
3.	There's A Million Heroes In Each Corner Of The U.S.A.	(Maurice Abrahams)	(Nov 22, 1917)	One Step
4.	Tom, Dick And Harry And Jack Hurry Back	(Milton Ager)	(Dec 31, 1917)	One Step

ROLL NUMBER 10299

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for June 1918)

1.	Keep The Home Fires Burning Till The Boys Come Home	(Ivor Novello)	(Sep 5, 1915)
2	There's A Long, Long Trail	(Zo Elliott)	(Feb 18, 1914)
3	Laddie In Khaki	(Ivor Novello)	(Jul 20, 1915)
4	God Be With Our Boys Tonight	(Wilfrid Sanderson)	(Feb 25, 1918)

ROLL NUMBER 10300

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for June 1918)

1.	There's A Lump Of Sugar Down In Dixie (Interpolated in the 1914 Broadway revue "The Whirl Of The World")	(Albert Gumble)	(Feb 20, 1918)	Fox Trot
2.	Hello, Central, Give Me No Man's Land (Interpolated in the 1918 Broadway musical show "Sinbad")	(Jean Schwartz)	(Apr 12, 1918)	Fox Trot
3.	Derby Day In Dixie	(Richard A. Whiting)	(Feb 20, 1918)	One Step
4.	Hawaiian Moonlight	(F. Henri Klickmann)	(Mar 20, 1918)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10301

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for July 1918)

1.	Your Lips Are No Man's Land But Mine	(McCarron & Morgan)	(May 23, 1918)	Fox Trot
2.	Just Like Washington Crossed The Delaware, General Pershing Will Cross The Rhine	(George W. Meyer)	(Apr 29, 1918)	One Step
3.	If He Can Fight Like He Can Love, Good-Night Germany	(George W. Meyer)	(Apr 30, 1918)	One Step
4.	They Were All Out Of Step But Jim	(Irving Berlin)	(Mar 9, 1918)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 10302
"March Roll"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for August 1918)

1.	The U.S. Field Artillery March	(John Philip Sousa)	(Jan 22, 1918)	March
2.	The Rainbow March	(Louis Maurice)	(Nov 14, 1917)	March
3.	Over The Top	(Geoffrey O'Hara)	(Oct 23, 1917)	March
4.	Uncle Sam	(Noonan & Bell)	(Feb 10, 1910)	March

ROLL NUMBER 10303

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for September 1918)

1.	Oh! Frenchy	(Con Conrad)	(Jul 25, 1918)	One Step
2.	Belgian Rose	(Ed. Nelson)	(Dec 17, 1917)	Fox Trot
3.	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	(N.J. Clesi)	(Jan 1, 1916)	Waltz
4.	Oui, Oui Marie (Wee Wee Marie) (Listed as "Qui, Qui, Marie") (Interpolated in the 1918 Broadway revue "Star And Guitar")	(Fred Fisher)	(Jun 19.1918)	One Step

ROLL NUMBER 10304
"Waltz Roll"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for October 1918)

1.	Beautiful Ohio (Official state song of Ohio)	(Mary Earl)	(Jan 18, 1918)	Waltz
2.	Dreamy Hawaiian Moon	(Lee S. Roberts)	(May 9, 1918)	Waltz
3.	My Little Gypsy Wanda, Won't You Wander Back To Me	(Levenson & Garton)	(Aug 15, 1918)	Waltz
4.	Someone Is Longing For Home Sweet Home, Thousands Of Miles Away	(Jack Stern)	(Apr 17, 1918)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10305

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for October 1918)

1.	Smiles (Interpolated in the Broadway revue "The Passing Show Of 1918")	(Lee S. Roberts)	(Aug 25, 1917)	Fox Trot
2.	The Yanks Are At It Again	(Rubey Cowan)	(Jul 31, 1918)	March-OS
3.	A Little Birch Canoe And You	(Lee S. Roberts)	(Aug 5, 1918)	Waltz
4.	Liberty Waltz	(J. Bodewalt Lampe)	(Aug 15, 1918)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10306

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for November 1918)

1.	There's A Light In Your Eyes (From the 1918 Broadway musical comedy "The Girl Behind The Gun")	(Ivan Caryll)	(Aug 26, 1918)	Waltz
2.	My Dream Girl	(Jim Schiller)	(Feb 23, 1918)	Waltz
3.	The Nation's Awakening	(Lucien D. Denni)	(Jan 2, 1918)	March-TS
4.	The Call	(Egbert Van Alstyne)	(May 8, 1918)	March-TS

ROLL NUMBER 10307
"Waltz Roll"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1918)

1.	Only A Memory Of By-Gone Days	(H.C. Weasner)	(Oct 11, 1918)	Waltz
2.	When A Blue Service Star Turns To Gold	(Theodore Morse)	(Oct 1, 1918)	Waltz
3.	Roses Of Picardy	(Haydn Wood)	(Dec 4, 1916)	Waltz
4.	Till We Meet Again	(Richard A. Whiting)	(Aug 30, 1918)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10308
"Waltz Roll"

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for December 1918)

1.	Floreine Waltz	(Ernest J. Schuster)	(Oct 15, 1908)	Waltz
2.	Kiss Me Again (Written to the theme of "If I Were On The Stage" from the 1905 Broadway comic opera "Mlle. Modiste")	(Victor Herbert)	(Apr 16, 1915)	Waltz
3.	If I'm Not At The Roll Call, Kiss Mother Good-Bye For Me	(Geo. Boyden)	(Nov 27, 1918)	Waltz
4.	Each Stitch Is A Thought Of You, Dear	(Billy Baskette)	(Jan 8, 1918)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10309

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for January 1919)

Grand March MedleyIntroducing: General Grant's Grand March
Clayton's Grand March
Grand March Of The Marines

(E. Mack)
(Chas. D. Blake)
(J.M. Baldwin)

(Jun 6, 1896)
(May 16, 1892)
(Jan 23, 1912)

March

ROLL NUMBER 10310

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for January 1919)

1.	It's Never Too Late To Be Sorry	(Joseph A. Burke)	(Oct 1, 1918)	Waltz
2.	Maytime Waltzes	(Sigmund Romberg)	(Sep 25, 1917)	Waltzes
3.	Everything Is Peaches Down In Georgia	(Ager & Meyer)	(Jul 19, 1918)	Fox Trot
4.	The Rose Of No Man's Land (Loosely based on Beethoven's "Minuet In G")	(James A. Brennan)	(Aug 19, 1918)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 10311

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for February 1919)

1.	Kentucky Dream	(Henry & Onivas)	(Sep 30, 1918)	Waltz
2.	Waters Of Venice (Floating Down The Sleepy Lagoon)	(Albert Von Tilzer)	(Jun 10, 1918)	Waltz
3.	After You've Gone	(Creamer & Layton)	(May 25, 1918)	Fox Trot
4.	Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody (Interpolated in the 1918 Broadway musical show "Sinbad")	(Jean Schwartz)	(Mar 6, 1918)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 10312

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for March 1919)

1.	Good-Bye, France	(Irving Berlin)	(Nov 23, 1918)	One Step
2.	Herald Of Peace	(E.T. Paull)	(Dec 8, 1914)	March-TS
2.	Lonesome--That's All	(Lee S. Roberts)	(Dec 17, 1918)	Waltz
4.	Ships That Pass In The Night	(Frederick Knight Logan)	(Feb 9, 1918)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 10313

(Listed in Wurlitzer monthly roll list for March 1919)

1.	You'll Have To Put Him To Sleep With The Marseillaise And Wake Him Up With A Oo-La-La	(Harry Von Tilzer)	(Nov 6, 1918)	One Step
2.	Can You Tame Wild Wimmen	(Harry Von Tilzer)	(Nov 29, 1918)	One Step
3.	I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry	(McCarron & Morgan)	(Sep 20, 1918)	Waltz
4.	Dear Old Pal Of Mine (From the 1918 Broadway play "Getting Together") (Loosely based on Wagner's "Song To The Evening Star")	(Gitz Rice)	(Mar 8, 1918)