Wurlitzer 165 catalog, page 6

4. ROLLS WITH NEW MUSIC BY CONTEMPORARY ARRANGERS

ROLL NUMBER 6820
"Broadway Roll"

1.	Seventy-Six Trombones (From the 1957 musical comedy "The Music Man")	(Meredith Willson)	(Nov 18, 1957)	March
2.	Carousel Waltz (From the 1945 musical "Carousel")	(Richard Rodgers)	(Dec 17, 1945)	Waltz
3.	You'll Never Walk Alone (From the 1945 musical "Carousel")	(Richard Rodgers)	(May 2, 1945)	Fox Trot
4.	If I Were A Rich Man (From the 1964 musical "Fiddler On The Roof")	(Jerry Bock)	(Jul 17, 1964)	FT/TS
5.	Matchmaker (From the 1964 musical "Fiddler On The Roof")	(Jerry Bock)	(Jul 17, 1964)	Waltz
6.	With A Little Bit Of Luck (From the 1956 musical "My Fair Lady")	(Frederick Loewe)	(Mar 23, 1956)	March
7.	Wouldn't It Be Loverly (From the 1956 musical "My Fair Lady")	(Frederick Loewe)	(Mar 23, 1956)	Fox Trot
8.	Get Me To The Church On Time (From the 1956 musical "My Fair Lady")	(Frederick Loewe)	(Feb 3, 1956)	Fox Trot
9.	Oklahoma (From the 1943 musical "Oklahoma")	(Richard Rodgers)	(Dec 1, 1943)	Fox Trot
10.	George M. Cohan Medley	(George M. Cohan; arr. Stumpf)	(1990)	M/TS/FT

NOTE: Roll arranged by David E. Stumpf from tunes chosen by Herb Brabandt; first issued by Play-Rite Music Rolls, Inc. The copyright notice on tune 4 is given as 1964 but it was registered in the Copyright Office on Feb. 8, 1967. The medley in tune 10 was arranged after a version made in 1981 by Herb Arntson for an 89-key Carl Frei organ.

ROLL NUMBER 6821
"Christmas Roll"

1.	It's Beginning To Look (A Lot) Like Christmas	(Meredith Willson)	(Aug 12, 1963)
2.	Jolly Old Saint Nicholas	(A. Kimball)	(Dec 9, 1910)
3.	The Three Little Dwarfs, or, Hardrock, Coco, and Joe	(Stuart Hamblen)	(Oct 23, 1950)
4.	Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town	(J. Fred Coots)	(Oct 23, 1934)
5.	Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)	(Oakley Haldeman)	(Nov 20, 1947)
6.	Christmas In Killarney	(Redmond, Cavanaugh & Weldon)	(Nov 8, 1950)
7.	Up On The House Top - Ho, Ho, Ho	(Jane Whitman)	(Oct 14, 1953)
8.	Silver Bells (From the 1951 Paramount film "The Lemon Drop Kid")	(Livingston & Evans)	(Sep 25, 1950)	Waltz
9.	Suzy Snowflake	(Tepper & Brodsky)	(Aug 21, 1951)
10.	I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus	(Tommie Connor)	(Oct 8, 1952)

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)

ROLL NUMBER 6822
"Viennese Roll"

(Length of a ten-tune roll)

1.	Wien Bleibt Wien	(Johann Schrammel)	(1887)	March
2.	Tales From The Vienna Woods = G'schichten Aus Dem Wienerwald (Op. 325)	(Johann Strauss)	(1868)	Waltz
3.	Tritsch-Tratsch Polka (Op. 214)	(Johann Strauss)	(1858)	Polka
4.	Invitation To The Dance = Aufforderung Zum Tanze	(Carl Maria von Weber)	(1821)	Waltz
5.	Radetzky March = Radetzky Marsch (Op. 228)	(Johann Strauss, Sr.)	(1848)	March
6.	Plappermäulchen (Op. 245)	(Josef Strauss)	(1868)	Polka

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)

ROLL NUMBER 6823
"Final Christmas Roll"

1.	Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer	(Johnny Marks)	(May 9, 1949)	Fox Trot
2.	Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (From the 1944 MGM motion picture "Meet Me In St. Louis")	(Martin & Blane)	(Oct 20, 1944)	Fox Trot
3.	Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!	(Jule Styne)	(Nov 9, 1945)	Fox Trot
4.	All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth	(Don Gardner)	(Jun 3, 1947)	Fox Trot
5.	We Wish You A Merry Christmas	(traditional English carol)		Waltz
6.	Frosty The Snowman	(Nelson & Rollins)	(Jun 2, 1950)	Fox Trot
7.	Jingle Bells	(James S. Pierpont)	(1857)	Fox Trot
8.	White Christmas (From the 1942 Paramount motion picture "Holiday Inn")	(Irving Berlin)	(May 6, 1942)	Fox Trot
9.	If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas	(Pascal & Marks)	(Sep 27, 1949)	Fox Trot
10.	(There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays	(Robert Allen)	(Nov 25, 1955)	Fox Trot

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)

ROLL NUMBER 6824
"A Tribute to Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass"

1.	Struttin' With Maria	(Herb Alpert)	(Mar 25, 1963)	March
2.	Tijuana Sauerkraut	(Moss & Alpert)	(Mar 25, 1963)	Waltz
3.	Mexico	(Boudleaux Bryant)	(Jul 18, 1961)	Two Step
4.	The Lonely Bull = El Solo Toro	(Sol Lake)	(Oct 29, 1962)	Two Step
5.	La Cacahuata = Peanuts	(Luis Guerrero)	(Feb 3, 1965)	Polka
6.	Lady Fingers	(Jean "Toots" Thielemans)	(Jun 14, 1965)	Two Step
7.	Tijuana Taxi	(Bud Coleman)	(Sep 30, 1965)	Fox Trot
8.	Tangerine (From "The Fleet's In")	(Victor Schertzinger)	(Feb 4, 1942)	Tango
9.	The Mexican Shuffle	(Sol Lake)	(Jun 22, 1964)	Fox Trot
10.	Spanish Flea	(Julius Wechter)	(Sep 30, 1965)	Fox Trot

(Arranged by Max W. Hurley, 1992)

ROLL NUMBER 6825

1.	Sunrise Serenade	(Frankie Carle)	(Nov 19, 1938)	Two Step
2.	In The Mood	(Joe Garland)	(Oct 31, 1939)	Swing
3.	Harbour Lights	(Kennedy & Williams)	(Feb 15, 1937)	Two Step
4.	Chattanooga Choo Choo	(Harry Warren)	(Jun 27, 1941)	Swing
5.	Sentimental Journey	(Green, Brown & Homer)	(Nov 30, 1944)	Fox Trot
6.	Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (From "Buck Privates")	(Raye & Prince)	(Feb 18, 1941)	Boogie
7.	Near You	(Francis Craig)	(Jul 25, 1947)	Fox Trot
8.	Seems Like Old Times	(Lombardo & Loeb)	(Jan 3, 1946)	Two Step
9.	Elmer's Tune	(Albrecht, Gallop & Jurgens)	(Jul 22, 1941)	Fox Trot
10.	Moonlight Serenade	(Glenn Miller)	(May 13, 1939)	Fox Trot

(Arranged by Max W. Hurley)

ROLL NUMBER 6826
"Great Moments In American Music"

1.	Sailing, Sailing	(Godfrey Marks)	(Jul 7, 1937)
2.	Arkansas Traveler	(traditional)	(1851)
3.	Oh, Dem Golden Slippers	(James A. Bland)	(1879)
4.	Yankee Doodle Boy (From "Little Johnny Jones")	(George M. Cohan)	(Oct 20, 1904)
5.	Oh! Susanna	(Stephen Collins Foster)	(1848)	Fox Trot
6.	When Johnny Comes Marching Home	(Louis Lambert)	(1863)	March
7.	The Yellow Rose Of Texas	(traditional; adap. Don George)	(Jul 20, 1955)	Fox Trot
8.	You're A Grand Old Flag (From the stage revue "George Washington, Jr.")	(George M. Cohan)	(Jun 2, 1906)	One Step
9.	(Gwine To Run All Night) Camptown Races	(Stephen Collins Foster)	(1850)
10.	Swanee (From the 1918 Broadway musical "Sinbad")	(George Gershwin)	(Oct 31, 1919)	One Step

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)

ROLL NUMBER 6827

1.	On The Hudson	(Edwin Franco Goldman)	(Jul 2, 1940)	March
2.	Funiculi, Funicula! (A Merry Life)	(Luigi Denza)	(1880)	Tarantella
3.	Let Me Call You Sweetheart (I'm In Love With You)	(Leo Friedman)	(Apr 8, 1910)	Waltz
4.	Springtime Polka	(traditional; arr. Joseph P. Elsnic)	(Dec 10, 1931)	Polka
5.	Love Makes The World Go 'Round (Theme from the 1961 Broadway musical "Carnival") Whatever Will Be Will Be = Que Sera Sera	(Bob Merrill) (Livingston & Evans)	(Apr 28, 1961) (May 14, 1956)	Waltz medley
6.	Whiffenpoof Song; Baa! Baa! Baa!	(Tod B. Galloway; rev. Rudy Vallee)	(Mar 6, 1936)	FT/W
7.	Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now	(Walter Donaldson)	(May 28, 1928)	Fox Trot
8.	(I'll Be With You) In Apple Blossom Time	(Albert Von Tilzer)	(May 22, 1920)	Waltz
9.	Heartaches	(Al. Hoffman)	(Jan 7, 1931)	Fox Trot
10.	Blue Devils (Alpine Chasseurs)	(Sol P. Levy)	(Jun 10, 1918)	March

(Arranged by Robert Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6828
(Length of a ten-tune roll)

1.	Entry Of The Gladiators* (Op. 68)	(Julius Fucik)	(Apr 13, 1911)	Triumphal March
2.	Merry Widow Waltz	(Franz Lehar)	(1905)	Waltz
3.	Vilia	(Franz Lehar)		Waltz
4.	Feuerfest	(Josef Strauss)		Polka
5.	Florentiner Marsch (Op. 214)	(Julius Fucik)		March
6.	Emperor Waltz (Op. 437)	(Johann Strauss)	(1888)	Waltz
7.	Leichtes Blut	(Johann Strauss)		Waltz

* Tune 1 was later issued as "Thunder And Blazes" (Mar 1, 1902) (Arranged by David E. Stumpf, 1996)

ROLL NUMBER 6828 (i.e. 6829)

Roll 6829, manufactured in 2000 by Mike Grant, was mistakenly numbered on some labels as roll 6828. For that roll, see roll 6829, in Section F below.

ROLL LETTERED XXX
"Bits and Pieces"

1.	The Candy Man (From the 1971 Paramount motion picture "Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory")	(Bricusse & Newley; arr. Wm. Flynt)	(Nov 13,1970)
2.	I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony) * (Coca Cola theme)	(Backer, Cook, Davis & Greenaway; arr. Arthur Reblitz)	(Dec 1, 1971)
3.	In The Valley Of The Moon Likely: In The Valley Of The Moon	(arr. Ed Schmidt) (Joe Burke)	(Apr 6, 1933)	Waltz
4.	Belgian Rose Likely: Belgian Rose	(arr. Ed Schmidt) (Ed Nelson)	(Dec 17, 1917)	Two Step
5.	Reine Des Coeurs = Queen Of Hearts	(Emile Waldteufel; arr. Ed Schmidt)	(1883)	Waltz
6.	The Teddy Bears' Picnic	(John W. Bratton; arr. Ed Schmidt)	(Jan 9, 1907)	Two Step
7.	The Star Spangled Banner	(attrib: John Stafford Smith; arr. Ed Schmidt)	(1814)
8.	Take Me Out To The Ball Game	(Albert Von Tilzer; arr. Ed Schmidt)	(May 2, 1908)
9.	Alexander's Ragtime Band (From B.A.B. roll 482)	(Irving Berlin)	(Mar 18, 1911)	Fox Trot
10.	Happy Days Are Here Again (From the 1930 MGM film "Chasing Rainbows" and the 1930 Columbia film "Rain Or Shine") (From B.A.B. roll 482)	(Milton Ager)	(Nov 7, 1929)	Fox Trot

* Tune 2 incorrectly labeled "I Want To Teach The World To Sing."

MERRY-GO-ROUND MUSIC #1
"Stumpf Roll"

1.	Mississippi Mud	(Harry Barris)	(Oct 3, 1927)
2.	Waiting For The Robert E. Lee (From the 1913 Broadway farce "The Honeymoon Express")	(Lewis F. Muir)	(May 3, 1912)
3.	Goodnight, Irene	(Ledbetter & Lomax)	(Jul 7, 1950)	Waltz
4.	Alabama Jubilee	(Geo. L. Cobb)	(Apr 7, 1915)
5.	Green, Green Grass Of Home	(Curley Putman)	(Mar 10, 1965)
6.	Shrimp Boats A Comin' (There's Dancin' Tonight)	(Howard & Weston)	(Oct 29, 1951)	Waltz
7.	Down Yonder	(L. Wolfe Gilbert)	(Mar 5, 1921)	Fox Trot
8.	'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans (From the Broadway musical revue "Spice Of 1922")	(Creamer & Layton)	(Jul 6, 1922)	Fox Trot
9.	Mockin' Bird Hill	(Vaughn Horton)	(Oct 27, 1949)
10.	Here Comes The Show Boat	(Rose & Pinkard)	(Jul 25, 1927)
11.	Tennessee Waltz	(Stewart & King)	(Feb 26, 1948)	Waltz
12.	On The Mississippi	(Carroll & Fields)	(Mar 13, 1902)

(Arranged by David E. Stumpf)

D. MANUFACTURED BY T.R.T. MANUFACTURING COMPANY (REUSING OLD WURLITZER ROLL NOS. 6668 TO 6676)

For a time we believed that the 6-tune rolls listed below, made up from old Wurlitzer masters, originated with Doyle H. Lane, who purchased the business assets and equipment of the T.R.T. Manufacturing Company in 1975 after the death of Ralph Tussing. For several years, before moving first to North Carolina, then to Middletown Springs, Vt., Doyle Lane did business in Canada as the Player Piano Centre.

However, a typewritten roll catalog issued by Ralph Tussing and dated by its recipient "6/62" lists those nine rolls. It is a mystery why he reused the particular roll numbers he did, since those numbers had been used by Wurlitzer in the 1930's for entirely different rolls.

ROLL NUMBER 6668
"Patriotic Roll"

(All tunes were originally issued on roll 6516)

1.	America	(traditional)	(Nov 15, 1832)
2.	Battle Hymn Of The Republic	(attrib: William Steffe)	(Apr 9, 1862)
3.	Hail Columbia	(attrib: Philip Phile)	(1789)
4.	Tenting On The Old Camp Ground	(Walter Kittredge)	(1864)
5.	Battle Cry Of Freedom	(George F. Root)	(1863)
6.	The Star Spangled Banner	(attrib: John Stafford Smith)	(1814)

ROLL NUMBER 6669
"Old Familiar Songs"

(All tunes were originally issued on roll 6519)

1.	Little Annie Rooney	(Michael Nolan - arr. James J. Freeman)	(Apr 4, 1889)	Waltz
2.	After The Ball (Introduced in "A Trip To Chinatown")	(Charles K. Harris)	(Nov 12, 1892)	Waltz
3.	The Sweetest Story Ever Told	(R. M. Stults)	(Dec 19, 1892)	Waltz
4.	Sweet Marie	(Raymon Moore)	(1893)	FT/TS
5.	Maggie Murphy's Home (From the 1890 musical comedy "Reilly And The 400")	(Dave Braham)	(Dec 23, 1890)	Waltz
6.	The Sidewalks Of New York	(Lawlor & Blake)	(Aug 27, 1894)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6670
"Old Familiar Songs"

(Except where otherwise noted, all tunes were originally issued on roll 6519)

1.	Sweet Rosie O'Grady	(Maude Nugent)	(Jul 25, 1896)	Waltz
2.	Come Take A Trip In My Airship	(G. Evans-arr. G. Blampkin)	(Jul 7, 1904)	Waltz
3.	Little Maggie May	(Addison P. Wyman)	(1868)	Three Step
4.	Lullaby - From the 1886 operetta "Erminie"	(Edward Jacobowsky)	(Jun 2, 1886)	Waltz
5.	Just Before The Battle, Mother (Originally issued on roll 6516)	(George F. Root)	(1863)
6.	Marie *	(Irving Berlin)	(Jul 24, 1928)	Fox Trot

* Apparently a new fox trot arrangement different from the waltz version on roll 6651.

ROLL NUMBER 6671
"March Roll"

(Except where otherwise noted, all tunes were originally issued on roll 6529)

1.	Royal Trumpeters March	(Frank R. Seltzer)	(Mar 30, 1905)	March-TS
2.	Lights Out	(Earl E. McCoy)	(Mar 6, 1905)	March
3.	Ben Hur Chariot Race	(E. T. Paull)	(1895)	March
4.	Liberty Bell	(John P. Sousa)	(Nov 25, 1893)	March
5.	Sharpshooters' March (March of the Bersaglière)	(R. Eilenberg)	(Jun 20, 1914)	March
6.	American Patrol (Originally issued on roll 6516)	(F. W. Meacham)	(Mar 30, 1885)

ROLL NUMBER 6672
"Waltz Roll"

(Except where otherwise noted, all tunes were originally issued on roll 6529)

1.	Ciribiribin	(A. Pestalozza)	(Sep 21, 1899)	Waltz
2.	Vienna Blood (Wiener Blut) (Op. 354)	(Johann Strauss)	(Jul 1873)	Waltz
3.	Santiago	(A. Corbin)	(Mar 3, 1911)	Spanish Waltz
4.	Espanita Waltz	(George Rosey)	(Jan 3, 1898)	Waltz
5.	Kiss Waltz (Op. 400)	(Johann Strauss)	(1882)	Waltz
6.	Valse Bleue (Originally issued on roll 6501)	(Alfred Margis)	(May 17, 1900)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6673
"March Roll"

(Except where otherwise noted, all tunes were originally issued on roll 6501)

1.	National Emblem	(Edwin Eugene Bagley)	(Jun 30, 1906)	March
2.	The Diplomat	(John P. Sousa)	(Nov 21, 1904)	March
3.	Hands Across The Sea	(John P. Sousa)	(Apr 28, 1899)	March-TS
4.	Over The Top (Originally issued on roll 6512)	(Geoffrey O'Hara)	(Oct 23, 1917)	Military March
5.	American Beauty	(Oreste Vessella)	(Jan 6, 1906)	March
6.	Sabre And Spurs (March Of The American Cavalry) (Originally issued on roll 6512)	(John P. Sousa)	(Jul 6, 1918)	March

ROLL NUMBER 6674

1.	Boston Commandery March (Originally issued on roll 6502)	(T. M. Carter)	(Feb 23, 1892)	March
2.	The Skaters (Les Patineurs) (Originally issued on roll 6501)	(Emile Waldteufel)	(Dec 1882)	Waltz
3.	Zacatecas (Originally issued on roll 6502)	(Genaro Codina)	(1891)	March-TS
4.	Tesoro Mio! (My Treasure) (Originally issued on roll 6501)	(Ernesto Becucci)	(Jul 2, 1906)	Waltz
5.	King Of The Air (Originally issued on roll 6502)	(Julius K. Johnson)	(Oct 4, 1910)	March-TS
6.	Wedding Of The Winds (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(John T. Hall)	(Apr 2, 1896)	Grand Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6675
"March Roll"

1.	The Thunderer (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(John P. Sousa)	(Nov 1, 1889)	March
2.	Heaven's Artillery (Originally issued on roll 6502)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(May 19, 1904)	March-TS
3.	The Triumphant Banner (Originally issued on roll 6502)	(E. T. Paull)	(Sep 16, 1907)	March-TS
4.	Officer Of The Day (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(R. B. Hall)	(Jun 20, 1903)	March-TS
5.	Our Director (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(F. E. Bigelow)	(May 7, 1895)	March
6.	Through The Line (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(W. Paris Chambers)	(Oct 1, 1903)	March-TS

ROLL NUMBER 6676

1.	Stars And Stripes Forever (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(John P. Sousa)	(May 14, 1897)	March
2.	Artist's Life (Op. 316) (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(Johann Strauss)	(Aug 1867)	Waltz
3.	With Trumpet And Drum (Originally issued on roll 6501)	(A. F. Weldon)	(Apr 18, 1904)	March
4.	On The Beautiful Blue Danube (Op. 314) (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(Johann Strauss)	(May 1867)	Waltz
5.	El Capitan (Originally issued on roll 6516)	(John P. Sousa)	(May 18, 1896)	March
6.	One Thousand And One Nights (Op. 346) (Originally issued on roll 6503)	(Johann Strauss)	(Aug 1871)	Waltz

NOTE: In Ralph Tussing's typewritten catalog of 1962, tune 3 is listed as "The Italian Royal March." That mistake probably references the "Marcia Reale" issued by Wurlitzer on roll 6517.

E: MANUFACTURED BY MIKE GRANT, COLUMBIA CITY, IND.

ROLL NUMBER 6829
"Great Moments In American Music, II"

(Misnumbered on some labels as roll 6828)

1.	So Long (It's Been Good To Know Ya) *	(traditional)		Waltz
2.	I've Been Working On The Railroad	(traditional)		Fox Trot
3.	On Top Of Old Smoky	(Pete Seeger)	(Mar 21, 1951)	Waltz
4.	The Blue Tail Fly (Jimmy Crack Corn)	(traditional)		March-TS
5.	(Oh My Darling) Clementine	(Perry Montrose)	(1884)	Waltz
6.	Polly Wolly Doodle (From "The Littlest Rebel")	(Clare & De Sylva)	(Dec 30, 1935)	Two Step
7.	Wabash Cannonball
8.	Skip To My Lou			Two Step
9.	Shoo Fly, Don't Bother Me **	(Frank Campbell; arr. Rollin Howard)	(1869)	Two Step
10.	Nelly Bly	(Stephen Collins Foster)	(1849)	Two Step

* Tune 1 copyrighted Sep 23, 1940, as "Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good To Know Ya)" (Woody Guthrie)
** Tune 9 originally titled "Shew! Fly, Don't Bother Me." (Arranged by David E. Stumpf)

ROLL NUMBER 6830
"Karl King March Roll #1"

1.	We Stand United	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
2.	Freedom City	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
3.	Peacemaker	(Karl L. King)	(1955)	March
4.	Voice Of America	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
5.	Wings For Peace	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
6.	Big Four	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
7.	Our Heritage	(Karl L. King)	(1929)	March
8.	Free World	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
9.	Glorious America	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
10.	March Of Freedom	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March

(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6831
"Karl King March Roll #2"

1.	Sky-Ranger	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
2.	Thumbs Up, U.S.A.	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
3.	Pan-American	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	Spanish March
4.	Call To Victory	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
5.	Wings Of The Army	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
6.	Burma Patrol	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	Oriental March
7.	Coast Guards	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
8.	Pursuit Squadron	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
9.	Aces Of The Air	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March
10.	Flying Cadets	(Karl L. King)	(1942)	March

(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6832

1.	Barbara Polka = Baru�ka Polka	(traditional)		Polka
2.	Are You Lonesome To-night	(Turk & Handman)	(Sep 17, 1926)	Waltz
3.	Crazy Rhythm (From the 1928 Broadway musical "Here's Howe")	(Meyer & Kahn)	(Apr 14, 1928)	Fox Trot
4.	Blaze Away	(Abe Holzman)	(Nov 8, 1901)	March
5.	A Kiss In The Dark	(Victor Herbert)	(Sep 12, 1922)	Waltz
6.	Goodnight, Sweetheart	(Noble, Campbell & Connelly)	(Mar 23, 1921)	Fox Trot
7.	Curro Cuchares = The Bull Fighter	(Gerardo Metallo)	(Jan 7, 1914)	March
8.	Wunderbar (From "Kiss Me Kate")	(Cole Porter)	(Nov 29, 1948)	Waltz
9.	Americana Medley: The Yellow Rose Of Texas You Are My Sunshine Red River Valley	(traditional; adap. Don George) (Davis & Mitchell) (traditional)	(Jul 20, 1955) (Jan 3, 1940)	Fox Trot
10.	March Of The Toys (From the 1903 operatta "Babes In Toyland")	(Victor Herbert)	(Jun 25, 1903)	March

(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6833

1.	Sonny Boy	(De Sylva, Brown, Henderson & Jolson)	(Sep 5, 1928)	Fox Trot
2.	The Booster	(J. G. Klein)	(Dec 20, 1911)	March
3.	Come Back Chiquita	(Mabel Wayne)	(Jun 14, 1928)	Waltz
4.	My New York	(Irving Berlin)	(Oct 26, 1927)	Fox Trot
5.	One More Kiss And Then Good-Bye	(Isham Jones)	(Aug 9, 1927)	Waltz
6.	Semper Fidelis March	(John Philip Sousa)	(Dec 29, 1888)	March
7.	Was That The Human Thing To Do?	(Sammy Fain)	(Dec 9, 1931)	Fox Trot
8.	New Frontiers	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March
9.	Let's Fall In Love (Title song of the 1934 Columbia Pictures film)	(Harold Arlen)	(Dec 7, 1933)	Fox Trot
10.	Allied Honor	(Karl L. King)	(1956)	March

(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6834

1.	King Cotton	(John Philip Sousa)	(Jul 23, 1928)	March
2.	Near You	(Francis Craig)	(Jul 25, 1947)	Fox Trot
3.	The Land Of Going To Be (From the 1928 musical comedy "Paris")	(Goetz & Kollo)	(Feb 25, 1928)	Waltz
4.	Sleigh Ride	(Leroy Anderson)	(Dec 30, 1948)	Fox Trot
5.	Somebody Loves Me (From "George White's Scandals, 1924")	(George Gershwin)	(Jul 7, 1924)	Fox Trot
6.	Because Of You	(Hammerstein & Wilkinson)	(Sep 4, 1940)	Fox Trot
7.	Tinker Polka = Dr�ten�k	(traditional)		Polka
8.	I Found A Million Dollar Baby, In A Five And Ten Cent Store (From the 1931 Broadway revue "Billy Rose's Crazy Quilt")	(Harry Warren)	(May 4, 1931)	Fox Trot
9.	Sometime	(Ted Fiorito)	(Jul 10, 1925)	Waltz
10.	Salutation	(Roland F. Seitz)	(May 16, 1949)	March

(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6835

1.	Joyce's 71st N.Y. Regiment March	(Thornton Barnes Boyer)	(1881)	March
2.	Why? (From the 1929 Broadway musical "Sons O' Guns")	(Davis, Coots & Swanstrom)	(Nov 4, 1929)	Fox Trot
3.	Them There Eyes	(Pinkard, Tracey & Tauber)	(1936)	Fox Trot
4.	It's A Sin To Tell A Lie	(Billy Mayhew)	(Feb 10, 1936)	Waltz
5.	Broken Idol	(Harry D. Squires)	(1929)	Fox Trot
6.	Blackberry Polka	(traditional)		Polka
7.	My Baby Just Cares For Me	(Walter Donaldson)	(1930)	Fox Trot
8.	Come On Baby	(Gottler, Clare & Pinkard)	(1928)	Fox Trot
9.	Waltz Of The Flowers (From the ballet "The Nutcracker")	(P.I. Tchaikovsky)	(1892)	Waltz
10.	Night Flight	(Karl King)	(1942)	March

(Arranged by Bob Stuhmer)

ROLL NUMBER 6836
"Richie Poor's Debut Roll"

1.	Painting The Town Red, White, And Blue	(Stephen Kent Goodman)	(1996)	One Step
2.	There Is A Tavern In The Town (Play tune in MP3)	(F.J. Adams)	(1891)	Fox Trot
3.	Be My Boogie Woogie Baby (Play tune in MP3)	(Mr. Walkie Talkie)	(Nov 11, 1976)	Boogie/FT
4.	The Band Played On	(Chas. B. Ward)	(1895)	Waltz
5.	Hiawatha; A Summer Idyl	(Neil Moret)	(1902)	Two Step
6.	Brindisi (From "La Traviata")	(Giuseppe Verdi)	(1853)	Waltz
7.	Clarinet Polka (Play tune in MP3)	(traditional)		Polka
8.	Red River Valley	(traditional)		Fox Trot
9.	Alte Kameraden = Old Comrades (Play tune in MP3)	(Carl Teike)	(1889)	March
10.	Sleeping Beauty Waltz	(P.I. Tchaikovsky)	(Jan 14, 1890)	Waltz

(Arranged by Richie Poor)

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ROLL NUMBER 6837

1.	You're A Grand Old Flag	(George M. Cohan)	(1906)	March
2.	Oh, You Beautiful Doll	(Nat D. Ayer)	(Sep 13, 1911)	Two Step
3.	Somewhere, My Love (Lara's Theme from "Doctor Zhivago") (Play tune in MP3) (From the 1965 MGM motion picture "Doctor Zhivago")	(Maurice Jarre)	(Dec 29, 1965)	Waltz
4.	Blaze-Away! (Play tune in MP3)	(Abe Holzmann)	(Nov 8, 1901)	March
5.	Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey (I Never Knew Any Girl Like You)	(Albert Von Tilzer)	(1910)	Fox Trot
6.	Fascination (Featured in the Allied Artists film "Love In The Afternoon")	(F.D. Marchetti)	(1932)	Waltz
7.	Sweet Georgia Brown (Play tune in MP3)	(Maceo Pinkard)	(1925)	Fox Trot
8.	You Can't Be True, Dear (Adapted from the 1935 German song "Du kannst nicht treu sein," by Hans Otten)	(Otten & Griffin)	(Mar 2, 1948)	Waltz
9.	The Whistler And His Dog (Play tune in MP3)	(Arthur Pryor)	(July 27, 1905)	Fox Trot
10.	Roberto Clemente	(David Thomas Roberts)	(1979)	Fox Trot

(Arranged by Rich Olsen, a.k.a. Richie Poor)

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ROLL NUMBER 6838

1.	12th Street Rag	(Euday L. Bowman)	(1914)	Ragtime
2.	Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay	(Henry J. Sayers)	(1891)	Fox Trot
3.	The Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze	(Gaston Lyle)	(1867)	Waltz
4.	The Marines' Hymn (Originally the "Gendarmes' Duet" from the opera "Genevi�ve de Brabant")	(Jacques Offenbach)	(1859)	March
5.	Das Alte F�rsterhaus (Play tune in MP3)	(traditional)		Waltz
6.	Limbo Rock (Play tune in MP3)	(Strange & Sheldon)	(1962)	Rock
7.	Ain't She Sweet	(Milton Ager)	(1927)	Fox Trot
8.	Lassus Trombone (Play tune in MP3)	(Henry Fillmore)	(1915)	Fox Trot
9.	Wasn't It Nice	(Seymour Simons)	(May 6, 1930)	Fox Trot
10.	The Swan = Le Cygne (From "Carnival Of The Animals")	(Camille Saint-Sa�ns)	(Feb 1886)	Waltz

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6839

1.	Florentiner Marsch (Op. 214)	(Julius Fucik)	(1907)	March
2.	Voices Of Spring = Fr�hlingsstimmen (Op. 410)	(Johann Strauss)	(1883)	Waltz
3.	Berliner Luft = Berlin Air (Play tune in MP3) (From the operetta "Frau Luna")	(Paul Lincke)	(1899)	March
4.	La Donna E Mobile (From the opera "Rigoletto")	(Giuseppe Verdi)	(1851)	Waltz
5.	Marche Militaire (Op. 51, no. 1)	(Franz Schubert)	(1822)	March
6.	Coppelia Waltz (From the ballet "Copp�lia)	(L�o Delibes)	(May 25, 1870)	Waltz
7.	Toreador Song (Play tune in MP3) (From the opera "Carmen")	(Georges Bizet)	(Mar 3, 1875)	Aria
8.	Morning Papers = Morgenbl�tter (Op. 279)	(Johann Strauss)	(1863)	Waltz

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6840

1.	Anchors Aweigh	(Charles A. Zimmerman)	(1906)	March
2.	Blue Rose	(Frederic Knight Logan)	(Jan 2, 1917)	Waltz
3.	La Marche des Petits Pierrots (Play tune in MP3)	(Auguste Bosc)		March
4.	When I'm Sixty-Four	(Lennon & McCartney)	(1966)	Fox Trot
5.	In The Good Old Summer Time	(George Evans)	(May 24, 1902)	Waltz
6.	Sagamore	(Edwin Franko Goldman)	(Sep 23, 1920)	March
7.	Ein Walzertraum (Play tune in MP3)	(Oscar Straus)	(Jun 21, 1907)	Waltz
8.	Red Wing; An Indian Fable	(Kerry Mills)	(Mar 21, 1907)	Fox Trot
9.	The Third Man Theme (Play tune in MP3)	(Anton Karas)	(1949)	Fox Trot
10.	Telstar	(Joe Meek)	(1962)	New Age

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6841

1.	When The Saints Go Marching In (Play tune in MP3)	(traditional)		March
2.	Listen To The Mocking Bird	(Alice Hawthorne)	(Jan 3, 1898)	Two Step
3.	The Thriller Rag	(May Aufderheide)	(1909)	Ragtime
4.	Il Bacio = The Kiss	(Luigi Arditi)	(1860)	Waltz
5.	Sabre Dance (From the ballet "Gayane")	(Aram Khachaturian)	(1942)	Galop
6.	Never On Sunday	(Manos Hadjidakis)	(1960)	Fox Trot
7.	Pennsylvania Polka (From the 1942 Universal motion picture "Give Out, Sisters")	(Lee & Manners)	(May 22, 1942)	Polka
8.	Wiener Praterleben (Sportpalastwalzer) (Op. 12) (Play tune in MP3)	(Siegfried Translateur)	(1902)	Waltz
9.	Durch Nacht zum Licht = Out Of The Night Into The Light	(Emil Laukien)		March
10.	Va Pensiero (From the opera "Nabucco")	(Giuseppe Verdi)	(Mar 9, 1842)	Chorus

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6842

1.	The Poor People Of Paris (Jean's Song) (Play tune in MP3)	(Marguerite Monnot; adap. Jack Lawrence)	(1954)	Fox Trot
2.	Black And White Rag	(George Botsford)	(1908)	Ragtime
3.	Auf der Reeperbahn (From the film "Auf der Reeperbahn nachts um halb eins")	(Herbert Trantow)	(1954)	Waltz
4.	So What's New (Play tune in MP3)	(John Pisano)	(1966)	Fox Trot
5.	Muskrat Ramble	(Kid Ory)	(1926)	Jazz
6.	Faust-Walzer (From the opera "Margarete" or "Faust")	(Charles Gounod)	(Mar 19, 1859)	Waltz
7.	Pine Apple Rag	(Scott Joplin)	(1908)	Ragtime
8.	Swedish Rhapsody #1 (Midsommarvaka)	(Hugo Alfven)	(1903)	Fox Trot
9.	Hommerson Mars = Hommerson March	(Carl Frei)		March
10.	Can-Can (Play tune in MP3) (From the operetta "Orpheus In The Underworld")	(Jacques Offenbach)	(Oct 21, 1858)	Galop

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6843

1.	There's No Business Like Show Business (Play tune in MP3) (From the Broadway musical "Annie Get Your Gun")	(Irving Berlin)	(1946)	One Step
2.	Ballsirenen (Lippen Schweigen) (From the operetta "Die lustige Witwe")	(Franz Lehar)	(1905)	Waltz
3.	Luna Park March (Play tune in MP3)	(Carl Frei)		March
4.	A String Of Pearls	(Jerry Gray)	(1942)	Swing
5.	Sch�tzenliesl	(Ben Bern, pseud. of Gerhard Winkler)		Polka
6.	By The Beautiful Sea	(Harry Carroll)	(1914)	Fox Trot
7.	Yakety Sax (Play tune in MP3)	(Rich & Randolph)	(1963)	One Step
8.	Waltz from "Eugene Onegin" (Play tune in MP3)	(Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)	(1879)	Waltz
9.	Paragon Rag	(Scott Joplin)	(1909)	Ragtime
10.	Born Free (From the Open Road/Columbia Pictures film "Born Free")	(John Barry)	(1966)	Rhumba

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6844
"Happy Birthday Roll"

Happy Birthday To You (Three-minute medley)

(Hill & Hill)

(1893)

Theme & variations

NOTE: While the words to this well-known tune are copyrighted by Disney (which vigorously defends its rights), the music is in the public domain and can be played freely with no problem. The melody was composed in 1893 by Patty and Mildred Hill, Louisville, Ky., kindergarten teachers, and set to words as "Good Morning To All." (Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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ROLL NUMBER 6845
"Big Band Swing Roll"

1.	In The Mood (Play tune in MP3)	(Joe Garland)	(1939)	Swing
2.	Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree (With Anyone Else But Me)	(Brown, Tobias & Stept)	(1942)	Fox Trot
3.	Chattanooga Choo-choo	(Harry Warren)	(1941)	Swing
4.	Sentimental Journey	(Green, Brown & Homer)	(1944)	Fox Trot
5.	Jeepers Creepers	(Harry Warren)	(Nov 2, 1938)	Two Step
6.	Take The "A" Train	(Billy Strayhorn)	(1941)	Swing
7.	On The Sunny Side Of The Street (Play tune in MP3)	(Jimmy McHugh)	(Feb 2, 1930)	Fox Trot
8.	Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (From "Buck Privates")	(Raye & Prince)	(Feb 18, 1941)	Boogie
9.	Stompin' At The Savoy	(Goodman, Sampson & Webb)	(1936)	Two Step
10.	Jumpin' At The Woodside (Play tune in MP3)	(William "Count" Basie)	(1938)	One Step

(Arranged by Rich Olsen)

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TO ORDER ROLLS 6836 TO 6845
These rolls were arranged especially for me by Rich Olsen, a very gifted arranger in San Diego who has a deep understanding of the 165 scale. They were manufactured by Play-Rite Music Rolls, Inc., Turlock, Calif.

Each roll comes in a sturdy, Wurlitzer-style black box with fabric leader and accurate label on box and leader. They sell for $95 each, with free shipping. The short "Happy Birthday" roll 6844 is only $36, with free shipping.

To order one or more of the rolls email me, Matthew Caulfield, Irondequoit, N.Y.

F: MANUFACTURED BY C.W. PARKER, LEAVENWORTH, KAN.

BACIGALUPI SPECIAL

1.	Poet And Peasant: Overture	(Franz von Suppe)	(May 1854)
2.	You're Some Pretty Doll *	(Clarence Williams)	(Oct 16, 1917)	Fox Trot
3.	Indianola	(Henry & Onivas)	(Sep 28, 1917)	Fox Trot
4.	Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Ja-Da (Jing-Jing-Jing)	(Bob Carleton)	(Oct 1, 1918)	Fox Trot
5.	The Missouri Waltz	(John Valentine Eppel; arr.: Frederick Knight Logan)	(Oct 10, 1914)	Waltz
6.	Old Reliable	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(Dec 28, 1916)	March-TS
7.	The Moonlight Waltz	(Frederic Knight Logan)	(Feb 10, 1916)	Waltz

* Titled "Sweet And Pretty" on roll label.

Recuts have the following comment on the label: "This roll was not arranged by Wurlitzer. It was done by P. Bacigalupi who did band organ repair and music arranging in Los Angeles CA up through the 1950's. The arrangements are superb and are drastically different from Wurlitzer's."

An original copy owned by Carrousel Music, Chambersburg, Pa., has a typewritten label indicating that it was issued by C.W. Parker, Leavenworth, Kan., as roll no. 3 of Parker's style 165 rolls. With typical Parker disregard for reality, tune 6 was retitled on that label as the "C. W. Parker March." The Parker roll is note-for note identical with the Bacigalupi Special roll.

Research by Fred Dahlinger, Jr., and published in Carousel Organ, journal of the Carousel Organ Association of America, issue #41 (Oct. 2009), shows that Luigi Bacigalupo -- not Bacigalupi; he had not yet anglicized his name to Louis Bacigalupi -- was in Leavenworth and working for C.W. Parker from 1915-16 to 1919. Contrary to the note on the Play-Rite recut, there is strong evidence that both this roll and the roll shown in this catalog as roll 6500 were arranged ca. 1919 by Luigi Bacigalupo and originally issued by Parker. The dates of the tunes on both rolls fit with 1919; neither roll is on Wurlitzer green paper, nor are they cut as cleanly as Wurlitzer rolls; both rolls lack perforations for the registers used only in Wurlitzer organs larger than the 165.

The contents of this roll, but with the order of tunes 4 and 5 reversed, were also issued by Play-Rite as roll numbered "BAB 100." At the bottom of the typewritten label is the note "arr. Peter Bacigalupi 1922."

G: MANUFACTURED BY MICHAEL L. KITNER, CARLISLE, PA.

ROLL NO. EUR-165-1
"European Favorites"

1.	Jalousie = Jealousy	(Jacob Gade)	(Mar 15, 1926)	Tango
2.	La Petite Valse	(Joe Heyne)	(Nov 21, 1950)	Waltz
3.	Regimentskinder Marsch = Children Of The Regiment (Op. 169) (Play tune in MP3)	(Julius Fucik)		March
4.	Perles de Cristal	(Georges Hamel)		Polka
5.	Limonaire Marsch	(Beck & Malinda)		March
6.	C'est Paris	(Jose Padilla)		March/FT
7.	Unter den Siegesbanner	(Franz von Blon)		March
8.	Boum! = Boom! (From the film "La route enchantee")	(Charles Trenet)	(1938)	Fox Trot
9.	Folies-Bergère	(Paul Lincke)	(Dec 4, 1918)	March-TS
10.	Tritsch Tratsch Polka (Op. 214)	(Johann Strauss)	(1858)	Polka

(Roll arranged by Tom Meijer)

(After the death of Mike Kitner on December 12, 2000, this roll was recut again by Play-Rite for Matthew Caulfield in January 2003, with the permission of the Kitner estate)

H: MANUFACTURED BY HOLTON ROLL CO., HOUSTON, TEX.

(Wayne Holton has purchased from the Kitner estate the frame perforator used by Mike Kitner to produce custom rolls in various formats. The hand-operated perforator is capable of producing approximately twelve copies of a roll at a time)

UNNUMBERED ROLL

1.	Buglers' Holiday	(Leroy Anderson)	(Jul 8, 1954)	Trumpet Trio
2.	Florentiner Marsch = Florentine March	(Julius Fucik)	(1906)	March
3.	Be My Boogie Woogie Baby	(Mr. Walkie Talkie*)	(Nov 11, 1976)	Boogie
4.	La Gazza Ladra = The Thieving Magpie	(Gioacchino Rossini)	(May 31, 1817)	Overture
5.	The Flight Of The Bumblebee (From the opera "The Tale Of Tsar Saltan")	(Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov)	(1900)	Scherzo

* pseud. of Drafi Deutscher (copyright records say by Renate Vaplus, pseud. of Drafi Deutscher)

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