Wurlitzer 165 catalog, page 5

C. MANUFACTURED BY T.R.T. MANUFACTURING COMPANY
(REISSUED WURLITZER TUNES, REUSING OLD WURLITZER ROLL NOS. 6668 TO 6676)

For a time we believed that the six-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 Vancover as
the Player Piano Centre.

However, a typewritten roll catalog issued by Ralph Tussing and dated by its recipient "6/62" lists these 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 1930s for entirely different rolls.

Additionally, Ralph Tussing made at least two custom composite rolls for customer Howard Walton. These also reused
Wurlitzer tunes, except that both included "The Petite Waltz" from Tussing's own roll 6701. One roll had a typical typewritten
Tussing label on its box, while the other had a handwritten one. These unnumbered rolls were titled "Walton Roller Rink Special"
and "Walton's Special Waltz Roll" and are now in the Robinson collection.

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

NOTE: Although tune 6 (incorrectly listed here earlier as Raymon Moore's "Sweet Marie") was written as a waltz and issued as such on roll 6550 in 1929, careful investigation of sources, including the masters for this roll now in the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, show that this fox trot version is a new arrangement made especially for roll 6670, probably influenced by the popularity of the early 1960s fox trot arrangement recorded by the Bachelors.

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 Philip Sousa)	(Nov 25, 1893)	March
5.	Kaiser-Jäger Marsch (Op. 114) = Austrian Army March * (Play tune in MP3)	(Richard Eilenberg)	(1890)	March
6.	American Patrol (Originally issued on roll 6516)	(F. W. Meacham)	(Mar 30, 1885)	March

* Incorrectly titled "Sharpshooters" by Wurlitzer and consequently misidentified in this catalog until 2017 as Eilenberg's Op. 99, "Marsch der Bersaglieri = March of the Bersaglieri"

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 Philip Sousa)	(Nov 21, 1904)	March
3.	Hands Across The Sea	(John Philip 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 Philip 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 Philip 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 Philip 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 Philip 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.
Wurlitzer 165 catalog, page 6

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

BACIGALUPI SPECIAL

Poet And Peasant: Overture

(Franz von Suppe)

(May 1854)

You're Some Pretty Doll *

(Clarence Williams)

(Oct 16, 1917)

Fox Trot

Indianola

(Henry & Onivas)

(Sep 28, 1917)

Fox Trot

Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Ja-Da (Jing-Jing-Jing)

(Bob Carleton)

(Oct 1, 1918)

Fox Trot

The Missouri Waltz

(John Valentine Eppel; arr.: Frederick Knight Logan)

(Oct 10, 1914)

Waltz

Brucker-Lager-Marsch (Op. 51)

(Johann Nepomuk Král)

(1874)

March

The Moonlight Waltz

(Frederic Knight L-for note identical with the Bacigalupi Special roll. Tune 6, called the "C. W. Parker March" on the original Parker label, has been misidentified as "Old Reliable" on some labels and lists. But it is not the "Old Reliable" which appears on roll 6532.

Research by Fred Dahlinger, Jr., 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."

E: 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 dem 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

(Arranged by Tom Meijer for Michael L. Kitner, 1994)

(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)

NOTE: Two additional Style 165 arrangements by Tom Meijer are "Blaze Away" and "Sleeping Beauty Waltz." These were
arranged for Dr. William Black for a Carrousel Music recording, catalog no. W165-1, but were never on issued rolls.

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

(Wayne Holton 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 12 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)

(Arranged by Wayne Holton for Ralph Schultz, 2002)

G: MANUFACTURED BY PLAY-RITE MUSIC ROLLS, INC.

1: PLAY-RITE COMPOSITES OF SIX-TUNE ROLLS ORIGINALLY ISSUED BY WURLITZER OR T.R.T.

Each of the dual-numbered rolls in this section contains the tunes found on two earlier six-tune rolls, so combined that, except as noted, the odd-numbered tunes on a given roll are the six tunes in order from the roll indicated by the first of the dual numbers, while the even-numbered tunes are the six from the other roll indicated. All of the tunes are shortened sufficiently to result in a 12-tune roll of standard ten-tune length, eliminating in the process the monotony that mars the six-tune originals.

ROLL NUMBER 6672-6674

1.	Carioca (Play tune in MP3) (From the RKO film "Flying Down To Rio")	(Vincent Youmans)	(Dec 27, 1933)	Fox Trot
2.	The Music Goes 'Round And Around	(Farley & Riley)	(Dec 9, 1935)	Fox Trot
3.	My Little Grass Shack In Kealakekua, Hawaii	(Cogswell, Harrison & Noble)	(Oct 13, 1933)	Fox Trot
4.	Goody Goody	(Mercer & Malneck)	(Jan 14, 1936)	Fox Trot
5.	You Have Taken My Heart	(Gordon Jenkins)	(Dec 20, 1933)	Waltz
6.	Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle	(Samuels, Whitcup & Powell)	(Oct 2, 1935)	Fox Trot
7.	The Old Spinning Wheel	(Billy Hill)	(Mar 22, 1933)	Fox Trot
8.	Wah-Hoo	(Cliff Friend)	(Jan 30, 1936)	Fox Trot
9.	(When Your Heart's On Fire) Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (From the stage musical "Roberta")	(Jerome Kern)	(Nov 3, 1933)	Fox Trot
10.	Lights Out (Sweetheart, Close Your Eyes And Dream Of Me) (Play tune in MP3)	(Billy Hill)	(Dec 12, 1935)	Fox Trot
11.	Wagon Wheels (Featured in "The New Ziegfeld Follies")	(Peter De Rose)	(Jan 19, 1934)	Fox Trot
12.	Moon Over Miami	(Joe Burke)	(Dec 17, 1935)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6673-6675

1. June In January
(From the Paramount film "Here Is My Heart")
(Robin & Rainger)
(Nov 28, 1934)
Fox Trot

2. Is It True What They Say About Dixie?
(Gerald Marks)
(Jan 22, 1936)
Fox Trot

3. Stay As Sweet As You Are
(From the Paramount film "College Rhythm")
(Gordon & Revel)
(Oct 12, 1934)
Fox Trot

4. A Beautiful Lady In Blue
(J. Fred Coots)
(Nov 12, 1935)
Waltz

5. One Night Of Love
(From the Columbia film "One Night Of Love")
(Victor Schertzinger)
(Jul 26, 1934)
Waltz

6. No Regrets
(Roy Ingraham)
(Feb 26, 1936)
Fox Trot

7. The Champagne Waltz
(Conrad, Oakland & Drake)
(Feb 16, 1934)
Waltz

8. Lovely Lady
(From the 20th Century Fox film "King Of Burlesque")
(Jimmy McHugh)
(Dec 9, 1935)
Waltz

9. I've Got An Invitation To A Dance
(Symes, Neiburg & Levinson)
(Nov 3, 1934)
Fox Trot

10. A Waltz Was Born In Vienna
(From "The Illustrators' Show")
(Frederick Loewe)
(Jan 18, 1936)
Waltz

11. Blue Moon
(Introduced under title "The Bad In Every Man" in the 1934 Cosmopolitan/MGM motion picture "Manhattan Melodrama")
(Richard Rodgers)
(Dec 5, 1934)
Fox Trot

12. I Love To Ride The Horses On A Merry-Go-Round
(From the 20th Century Fox film "King Of Burlesque")
(Lew Pollack)
(Jan 10, 1936)
Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6676-6677

1.	When My Dream Boat Comes Home	(Friend & Franklin)	(Oct 14, 1936)	Fox Trot
2.	The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down	(Friend & Franklin)	(May 14, 1937)	Fox Trot
3.	The One Rose That's Left In My Heart	(Lyon & McIntire)	(Apr 16, 1929)	Waltz
4.	Montana Moon	(Ben Sanger)	(Mar 21, 1937)	Waltz
5.	Good-Night My Love (From the 20th Century Fox film "Stowaway")	(Gordon & Revel)	(Dec 14, 1936)	Fox Trot
6.	Little Old Lady (From the musical revue "The Show Is On")	(Carmichael & Adams)	(Oct 29, 1936)	Fox Trot
7.	The Wurlitzer Waltz (I Close My Eyes)	(Box, Cox, Gibson & Roberts)	(Jun 23, 1936)	Waltz
8.	I Remember	(Cahn, Dunham & Watts)	(Apr 19, 1937)	Waltz
9.	In A Little Inn Way Out In Indiana	(Barry, Koppell & Herbert)	(Mar 2, 1936)	Fox Trot
10.	Boo-Hoo	(Loeb, Lombardo & Heyman)	(Jan 14, 1937)	Fox Trot
11.	In The Chapel In The Moonlight	(Billy Hill)	(Oct 14, 1936)	Fox Trot
12.	Wanted	(Tinturin & Lawrence)	(Apr 6, 1937)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6678-6679

1.	I Still Love To Kiss You Goodnight (From the United Artists film "Fifty Second Street")	(Harold Spina)	(Jul 22, 1937)	Fox Trot
2.	Says My Heart (From the Paramount film "Cocoanut Grove")	(Burton Lane)	(Apr 19, 1938)	Fox Trot
3.	Drifting Along (Play tune in MP3) (From the Warner Brothers film "The Captain's Kid")	(M. K. Jerome)	(Oct 6, 1936)	Waltz
4.	The House On The Hill	(Terry Shand)	(Dec 11, 1937)	Waltz
5.	You Can't Stop Me From Dreamin'	(Friend & Franklin)	(Aug 27, 1937)	Fox Trot
6.	Little Lady Make-Believe	(Nat Simon)	(Oct 22, 1936)	Fox Trot
7.	Sue	(Henry M. Hardie)		Waltz
8.	The Same Sweet You	(Tobias, Lewis & Mencher)	(Mar 22, 1938)	Waltz
9.	When The Organ Played "O! Promise Me"	(Jack Meskill)	(Oct 29, 1937)	Fox Trot
10.	Cry, Baby, Cry	(Eaton & Shand)	(Mar 22, 1938)	Fox Trot
11.	Lazy Summer Moon	(Muldowney, Yoell & Shilkret)	(Aug 13, 1936)	Waltz
12.	Ti-Pi-Tin (Mexican Waltz Song)	(Maria Grever)	(Feb 23, 1938)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6680-6683

1.	Lambeth Walk (Play tune in MP3) (From "Me And My Girl")	(Noel Gay)	(Dec 22, 1937)	Fox Trot
2.	The Woodpecker Song (Reginella Campagnola) (From the Republic film "Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride")	(Eldo di Lazzaro)	(Feb 15, 1940)	Fox Trot
3.	It's Your Kiss That Lulls Me To Sleep	(Eugene Loosli)	(Jun 15, 1938)	Waltz
4.	Love Is All (From the Universal film "It's A Date")	(Pinky Tomlin)	(Feb 15, 1940)	Waltz
5.	Alexander's Ragtime Band (From the 1938 20th Century Fox film "Alexander's Ragtime Band")	(Irving Berlin)	(Mar 18, 1911)	Fox Trot
6.	With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair	(Clara Edwards)	(Feb 21, 1930)	Fox Trot
7.	Teach Me To Forget You	(Cobb & Cobb)	(Nov 25, 1938)	Waltz
8.	Kermit The Hermit	(Mel Waters)	(Feb 9, 1939)	Waltz
9.	I Must See Annie Tonight	(Friend & Franklin)	(Oct 11, 1938)	Fox Trot
10.	When You Wish Upon A Star (From the Walt Disney film "Pinocchio")	(Leigh Harline)	(Jan 5, 1940)	Fox Trot
11.	Loveland In The Wintertime (From the MGM film "Ice Follies of 1939")	(Friend & Franklin)	(Nov 28, 1938)	Waltz
12.	My Bicycle Girl (From the stage revue "American Jubilee")	(Arthur Schwartz)	(May 18, 1940)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6681-6682

1.	Three Little Fishies (Itty-Bitty Poo) (Boop boop dit-tem dot-tem what-tem chu!)	(Saxie Dowell)	(Apr 4, 1939)	Fox Trot
2.	Scatter-Brain (Play tune in MP3) (From the RKO film "That's Right, You're Wrong")	(Masters, Keene & Bean)	(Sep 19, 1939)	Fox Trot
3.	The Umbrella Man (From the Warner Brothers film "Garden Of The Moon")	(Rose & Stock)	(Jul 20, 1938)	Waltz
4.	Chatterbox (From the RKO film "That's Right, You're Wrong")	(Jerome Brainin)	(Oct 2, 1939)	Waltz
5.	Beer Barrel Polka (From the stage revue "Yokel Boy")	(Brown & Voda)	(Mar 30, 1939)	Polka
6.	Ciribiribin (They're So In Love)	(Alberto Pestalozza)	(Sep 28, 1939)	Fox Trot
7.	Ain't Cha Comin' Out? (The novelty serenade song)	(Harry Ruby)	(Jun 1, 1939)	Waltz
8.	(Ho-Dle-Ay) Start The Day Right	(Maurice Spitalny)	(Apr 13, 1939)	Waltz
9.	Deep Purple	(Peter De Rose)	(Jan 6, 1939)	Fox Trot
10.	At The Balalaika (From the 1939 Loew's Inc. film "Balalaika")	(George Posford)	(Dec 18, 1936)	Fox Trot
11.	Where The Shannon Flows Down To The Sea	(Tolchard Evans)	(Dec 9, 1938)	Waltz
12.	Hi-diddle-dee-dee (An Actor's Life For Me) (From the Walt Disney film "Pinocchio")	(Leigh Harline)	(Jan 24, 1940)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6684-6685

1.	Maybe	(Flynn & Madden)	(Sep 10, 1935)	Fox Trot
2.	With A Twist Of The Wrist (From the stage revue "Crazy With The Heat")	(Irvin Graham)	(Jan 2, 1941)	Fox Trot
3.	I'd Give A Million Tomorrows (For Just One Yesterday)	(Jerry Livingston)	(Feb 20, 1940)	Waltz
4.	Maria Elena	(Lorenzo Barcelata)	(Dec 15, 1932)	Waltz
5.	You Are The One	(John Scott Trotter)	(Nov 13, 1940)	Fox Trot
6.	Georgia On My Mind	(Hoagy Carmichael)	(Dec 22, 1930)	Fox Trot
7.	Clara	(Abbott & Lewis)	(Oct 26, 1940)	Waltz
8.	Serenade	(Carl Kress)	(Mar 7, 1941)	Waltz
9.	God Bless America	(Irving Berlin)	(Feb 20, 1939)	Fox Trot
10.	There Will Always Be America	(George Madison)	(Feb 20, 1941)	Fox Trot
11.	Peggy O'Neil	(Pease, Nelson & Dodge)	(Mar 26, 1921)	Waltz
12.	We're In Love	(Willy Kraus)	(Dec 10, 1940)	Waltz

(Tune 11 is a different arrangement than on roll 6577)

ROLL NUMBER 6686-6687

1.	Thumbs Up!	(Jacoby & Kroll)	(Apr 10, 1941)	Fox Trot
2.	We Must Be Vigilant ("Adapted from F. W. Meacham's 'American Patrol'") (From the Universal film "When Johnny Comes Marching Home")	(adap: Joseph A. Burke)	(Jan 29, 1942)	Fox Trot
3.	My Dreams	(Paul Martin)	(Nov 25, 1940)	Waltz
4.	Blue Tahitian Moon (From the 20th Century Fox film "Son Of Fury")	(Alfred Newman)	(Feb 21, 1942)	Waltz
5.	Sergeant! Can You Spare A Girl?	(Petrillo & Ross)	(Jun 16, 1941)	Fox Trot
6.	The Boys Will See Us Thru	(Nycum & Capano)	(Dec 30, 1941)	Fox Trot
7.	The Danube Still Flows On	(Leo Ascher)	(Mar 16, 1941)	Waltz
8.	You Were With Me In The Waltz Of My Dreams	(McBride & Carter)	(Jan 26, 1942)	Waltz
9.	The Hut-Sut Song (A Swedish Serenade) (From the 1941 Universal film "San Antonio Rose")	(Killion, McMichael & Owens)	(Apr 25, 1941)	Fox Trot
10.	A Tribute To Uncle Sam	(Spoerl & Capano)	(Sep 16, 1941)	Fox Trot
11.	Alleghany Sweetheart	(Ben Kanter)	(Jun 24, 1941)	Waltz
12.	Here's To You, MacArthur	(Walter Kent)	(Mar 9, 1942)	March

ROLL NUMBER 6688-6690

1.	You'll Never Know (From the 20th Century Fox film "Hello, Frisco, Hello")	(Harry Warren)	(Mar 22, 1943)	Fox Trot
2.	My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time (From the Universal film "In Society")	(Vic Mizzy)	(Aug 29, 1944)	Fox Trot
3.	In My Arms (From the Loew's Inc. film "See Here, Private Hargrove")	(Frank Loesser)	(May 5, 1943)	Waltz
4.	Twilight Shadows	(Tom Baker)	(Dec 22, 1944)	Waltz
5.	Never A Day Goes By	(De Rose, Parish & Donaldson)	(Feb 19, 1943)	Fox Trot
6.	There Goes That Song Again (From the Columbia film "Carolina Blues")	(Jule Styne)	(Sep 27, 1944)	Fox Trot
7.	Why Don't My Dreams Come True	(Jack Kohn)	(Oct 15, 1941)	Waltz
8.	Pretty Soon	(Bobby Worth)	(Oct 10, 1944)	Waltz
9.	More Than Anything In The World (From the Columbia film "Is Everybody Happy?")	(Ruth Lowe)	(Apr 23, 1943)	Fox Trot
10.	The Love I Long For (From the stage revue "Sadie Thompson")	(Vernon Duke)	(Sep 29, 1944)	Fox Trot
11.	Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' (From the stage musical "Oklahoma") (Copyright Office: From "Away We Go")	(Richard Rodgers)	(Mar 12, 1943)	Waltz
12.	Land Of Enchantment, New Mexico	(Bernard Maltin)	(Nov 19, 1942)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6689-6693

1.	The Army Air Corps ("Official song of the United States Army Air Corps")	(Robert Crawford)	(Oct 17, 1939)	March
2.	The Naval Parade	(Thomas S. Allen)	(Oct 15, 1910)	March-TS
3.	That's Our Destiny	(Cooper & Wiser)	(Apr 18, 1942)	March
4.	His Honor (The Mayor)	(Henry Fillmore)	(Jan 22, 1934)	March
5.	Wings Of Gold	(Wyatt & Hewitt)	(Nov 16, 1942)	March
6.	Golden Glow	(Clair W. Johnson)	(Sep 29, 1947)	Waltz
7.	Semper Paratus ("Official U.S. Coast Guard march song")	(Francis S. Van Boskerck)	(Jul 12, 1938)	March
8.	Grand Union Quickstep	(J. J. Heffley)	(1879)	March
9.	The Woman Of The Year (From the stage musical comedy "Count Me In")	(Ann Ronell)	(Sep 8, 1942)	March
10.	If I Fall In Love Again	(Gordon Felton)	(Aug 8, 1946)	Waltz
11.	Our Liberty	(Bill Eichmann, Jr.)	(Apr 8, 1942)	March
12.	The Nyeolion	(Charles Sanglear)	(Mar 30, 1907)	March

NOTE: The order of tunes is as shown above, nos. 4 and 8 being reversed from their order on the original T.R.T. roll, 6693. The label on 6689-6693 was not corrected to show the reversal.

ROLL NUMBER 6691-6692

1. One-zy, Two-zy, I Love You-zy
(Franklin & Taylor)

(Feb 11, 1946)
Fox Trot

2. Do You Love Me?
(From the 20th Century Fox musical "Do You Love Me?")
(Harry Ruby)
(Jan 3, 1946)
Fox Trot

3. It's A Grand Night For Singing
(From the 20th Century Fox film "State Fair")
(Richard Rodgers)
(Jul 16, 1945)
Waltz

4. Beautiful Heaven = Cielito Lindo
(C. Fernandez)
(Jan 26, 1924)
Waltz

5. Oh! What It Seemed To Be
(Benjamin, Weiss & Carle)
(Dec 27, 1945)
Fox Trot

6. In Love In Vain
(From the 20th Century Fox film "Centennial Summer")
(Jerome Kern)
(Jan 28, 1946)
Fox Trot

7. There's Room For One More
(Worth & Barbanell)
(Jan 15, 1946)
Waltz

8. Helena Polka
(traditional)

Polka

9. Atlanta, G.A.
(Sunny Skylar)
(Nov 30, 1945)
Fox Trot

10. Don't Be A Baby, Baby
(Howard Steiner)
(Feb 11, 1946)
Fox Trot

11. The Golden Plume
(Will Huff)
(1916)
March

12. The Convoy
(Horace O. Prell)
(Mar 12, 1917)
March

ROLL NUMBER 6694-6695

1.	Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo) (From the musical revue "Angel In The Wings")	(Hilliard & Sigman)	(Aug 20, 1947)	Fox Trot
2.	Papa, Won't You Dance With Me? (From the stage musical comedy "High Button Shoes")	(Jule Styne)	(Sep 18, 1947)	Fox Trot
3.	Wings Over America	(Louis Tobin)	(Jan 21, 1947)	March
4.	I'll Dance At Your Wedding	(Ben Oakland)	(Oct 30, 1947)	Fox Trot
5.	Too Fat Polka	(MacLean & Richardson)	(Aug 25, 1947)	Polka
6.	I'm Thinking Of You	(Bob Carleton)	(Apr 3, 1946)	Waltz
7.	Now Is The Hour = Haere Ra (Maori farewell song)	(Scott & Stewart)	(Jun 27, 1946)	Waltz
8.	Serenade Of The Bells	(Twomey, Goodhart & Urbano)	(Jul 7, 1947)	Fox Trot
9.	Two Loves Have I = J'ai Deux Amours	(Vincent Scotto)	(Oct 15, 1947)	Fox Trot
10.	The Stars Will Remember (So Will I)	(Pelosi & Towers)	(Aug 15, 1947)	Fox Trot
11.	On Guard	(Edwin Franko Goldman)	(1942)	March
12.	The Famous First	(Carl Dillon)	(Jul 8, 1911)	March-TS

ROLL NUMBER 6696-6697

1.	Powder Your Face With Sunshine (Smile! Smile! Smile!)	(Lombardo & Rochinski)	(Oct 21, 1948)	Fox Trot
2.	Sunflower	(Mack David)	(Nov 12, 1948)	Fox Trot
3.	Laroo Laroo Lillie Bolero	(Sidney Lippman)	(Mar 3, 1948)	Waltz
4.	Merry-Go-Round Waltz ("Adapted from a theme by Juventino Rosas") (Over The Waves)	(adap: Kennedy & Finn)	(Apr 27, 1949)	Waltz
5.	Buttons And Bows (From the Paramount film "The Paleface")	(Livingston & Evans)	(Feb 25, 1948)	Fox Trot
6.	Weddin' Day	(Hayes & Kalash)	(Mar 11, 1949)	Fox Trot
7.	Far Away Places	(Whitney & Kramer)	(Apr 12, 1948)	Waltz
8.	Cruising Down The River	(Beadell & Tollerton)	(Dec 12, 1945)	Waltz
9.	La Cinquantaine (The Golden Wedding)	(Gabriel Marie)	(1894)	Fox Trot
10.	You're Breaking My Heart	(Genan & Skylar)	(Sep 26, 1949)	Fox Trot
11.	Bouquet Of Roses	(Nelson & Hilliard)	(Jun 1, 1948)	Fox Trot
12.	Cincinnatus	(H. A. Vandercook)	(Oct 8, 1914)	March

Note: Tune 10 sometimes labeled "Matinata," because it is actually a fox trot copy of Ruggiero Leoncavallo's 1903 waltz, "Mattinata." Tune 12 sometimes labeled "Here Come The Clowns."

ROLL NUMBER 6698-6699

1.	I Never See Maggie Alone	(Everett Lynton)	(Mar 2, 1926)	Fox Trot
2.	I Didn't Slip, I Wasn't Pushed, I Fell	(Pola & Wyle)	(Jun 20, 1950)	Fox Trot
3.	Whispering Hope (Play tune in MP3)	(Alice Hawthorne)	(1868)	Waltz
4.	Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)	(Carl Sigman)	(Apr 15, 1949)	Fox Trot
5.	Room Full Of Roses	(Tim Spencer)	(Mar 22, 1949)	Fox Trot
6.	Goodnight, Irene	(Ledbetter & Lomax)	(Jul 7, 1950)	Waltz
7.	I Can Dream, Can't I (From the 1938 stage musical comedy "Right This Way")	(Sammy Fain)	(Nov 13, 1937)	Fox Trot
8.	Music! Music! Music! (Put Another Nickel In)	(Weiss & Baum)	(Jan 16, 1950)	Fox Trot
9.	Wildwood	(Mallé & Scottoline)	(Mar 22, 1947)	Waltz
10.	The Old Piano Roll Blues	(Cy Coben)	(Feb 14, 1950)	Fox Trot
11.	Hop-Scotch Polka (Scotch Hot)	(Whitlock, Sigman & Rayburn)	(Jul 29, 1949)	Polka
12.	Barnum And Bailey's Favorite March	(K. L. King)	(Apr 21, 1913)	March

NOTE: Tune 9, written for Wildwood Amusement Park, is sometimes titled "Wildwood (On The Boardwalk At Wildwood)"

ROLL NUMBER 6700-6701

1.	A Bushel And A Peck (From the 1951 stage musical "Guys And Dolls")	(Frank Loesser)	(Sep 15, 1950)	Fox Trot
2.	Good Morning, Mr. Echo	(Putnam & Putnam)	(Jul 10, 1951)	Fox Trot
3.	Tennessee Waltz	(Stewart & King)	(Feb 26, 1948)	Waltz
4.	Too Young	(Sid Lippman)	(Jan 1, 1951)	Fox Trot
5.	The Thing (From the 1951 Republic film "The Wild Blue Yonder")	(Charles R. Grean)	(Nov 16, 1950)	Fox Trot
6.	Let Me In	(Bob Merrill)	(Feb 7, 1951)	Waltz
7.	Beautiful Brown Eyes	(traditional)		Waltz
8.	Metro Polka	(Evans & Vaughn)	(Feb 20, 1951)	Polka
9.	Tonda Wanda Hoy (From the Paramount film "At War With The Army")	(Jerry Livingston)	(Sep 19, 1950)	Fox Trot
10.	Petite Waltz = La Petite Valse	(Joe Heyne)	(Feb 28, 1950)	Waltz
11.	The Hurricane	(Saul L. Alpert; arr. E. T. Paull)	(1906)	March
12.	Old Soldiers Never Die	(Tom Glazer)	(Apr 30, 1951)	March

ROLL NUMBER 6702-6704

1.	Slow Poke	(Pee Wee King)	(Mar 19, 1951)	Fox Trot
2.	Jambalaya (On The Bayou)	(Hank Williams)	(Jul 28, 1952)	Fox Trot
3.	Come What May	(Vaughn Horton)	(Jan 18, 1952)	Fox Trot
4.	I Went To Your Wedding	(Jessie Mae Robinson)	(Jun 16, 1952)	Waltz
5.	Shrimp Boats A Comin' (There's Dancin' Tonight)	(Howard & Weston)	(Oct 29, 1951)	Waltz
6.	Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheart	(Eberhard Storch)	(Mar 1, 1949)	Fox Trot
7.	Down Yonder	(L. Wolfe Gilbert)	(Mar 5, 1921)	Fox Trot
8.	Takes Two To Tango	(Hoffman & Manning)	(Aug 15, 1952)	Fox Trot
9.	Cry	(Churchman Kohlman)	(Oct 31, 1951)	Fox Trot
10.	I (Based on Riccardo Drigo's Sérénade from the ballet "Les millions d'Arlequin")	(Berle, Arnold & Mellin)	(Sep 8, 1952)	Waltz
11.	Brooke's Triumphal	(Roland F. Seitz)	(Nov 27, 1909)	March
12.	Look Ahead, Neighbor	(Alberta Nichols)	(Sep 4, 1952)	Fox Trot

NOTE: The order of tunes is shown incorrectly on the label. The correct order is shown above.

ROLL NUMBER 6703-6717

1.	Robinson's Grand Entree March	(K. L. King)	(Mar 9, 1911)	March
2.	Barnum And Bailey's Favorite March (From roll 6699 - tune 6)	(K. L. King)	(Apr 21, 1913)	March
3.	Glorietta (Spanish Serenade)	(R. E. Hildreth)	(May 2, 1928)
4.	The Golden Plume (From roll 6691 - tune 6)	(Will Huff)	(1916)	March
5.	The Valley Of Roses	(Haydn Wood)	(Jan 5, 1925)	Waltz
6.	On Guard (From roll 6694 - tune 6)	(Edwin Franko Goldman)	(1942)	March
7.	Local Pride	(Al J. Forde)	(May 3, 1913)	March
8.	The Famous First (From roll 6695 - tune 6)	(Carl Dillon)	(Jul 8, 1911)	March-TS
9.	Kiddikins (Doll Dance)	(A. J. Weidt)	(Dec 30, 1926)
10.	Cincinnatus (From roll 6697 - tune 6)	(H. A. Vandercook)	(Oct 8, 1914)	March
11.	Dunlap Commandery	(R. B. Hall)	(Jan 22, 1894)	March
12.	Dunlap Commandery	(R. B. Hall)	(Jan 22, 1894)	March

NOTE: By error in compositing rolls 6703 and 6717, Play-Rite included "Dunlap Commandery" twice on this roll and omitted the following tune, which should have been tune 12:

12.

The Convoy
(From roll 6692 - tune 6)

(Horace O. Prell)

(Mar 12, 1917)

March

Additionally, the order of tunes shown on the roll label is incorrect.

ROLL NUMBER 6705-6706

1.	You, You, You = Du, Du, Du	(Lotar Olias)	(Oct 15, 1952)	Fox Trot
2.	Till We Two Are One	(Larry & Billy Martin)	(Dec 1, 1953)	Fox Trot
3.	Vaya Con Dios = May God Be With You	(Russell, James & Pepper)	(Jun 26, 1953)	Waltz
4.	The One In Your Heart			Waltz
5.	Glow-Worm = Glühwürmchen (From the 1902 German operetta "Lysistrata" and the 1907 Broadway musical comedy "The Girl Behind The Counter")	(Paul Lincke)	(Apr 30, 1902)	Fox Trot
6.	Ricochet (Rick-O-Shay)	(Coleman, Gimbel & Darion)	(Sep 9, 1953)	Fox Trot
7.	The Tennessee Wig-Walk	(Larry Coleman)	(Feb 1, 1952)	Fox Trot
8.	Crazy Man, Crazy	(Bill Haley)	(Jun 10, 1953)	Fox Trot
9.	Love Me! Love Me! ("Melody adapted from 'La Spanola' by Vincenzo De Chiarra")	(Bill Walker)	(Jun 11, 1953)	Waltz
10.	Changing Partners	(Larry Coleman)	(Nov 17, 1953)	Waltz
11.	Organ Grinder's Swing	(Will Hudson)	(Jun 22, 1936)	Fox Trot
12.	The Creep	(Andy Burton)	(Oct 19, 1953)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6707-6708

1.	Please, Driver	(Chilton Price)	(Apr 9, 1954)	Fox Trot
2.	This Ole House (Play tune in MP3)	(Stuart Hamblen)	(Aug 11, 1954)	Fox Trot
3.	Answer Me, My Love	(Winkler & Rauch)	(Nov 16, 1953)	Waltz
4.	Dream, Dream, Dream	(Jimmy McHugh)	(Dec 22, 1952)	Waltz
5.	A Girl! A Girl! (Zoom Ba Di Alli Nella)	(Benjamin, Weiss & Bandini)	(Mar 15, 1954)	Fox Trot
6.	Hearts Of Stone	(Rudolph Jackson)	(Nov 15, 1954)	Fox Trot
7.	Crazy 'Bout Ya, Baby	(Rudi Maugeri)	(May 18, 1954)	Fox Trot
8.	Backward, Turn Backward (O Time In Your Flight)	(David Coleman)	(Apr 12, 1954)	Waltz
9.	True Love Goes On And On	(Adler & Ross)	(Apr 6, 1954)	Waltz
10.	(Don't Let The) Kiddygeddin	(Skylar, Dickinson & Ackers)	(Sep 2, 1954)	Fox Trot
11.	Three Coins In The Fountain (From the 20th Century Fox film "Three Coins In The Fountain")	(Jule Styne)	(Mar 19, 1954)	Fox Trot
12.	The Happy Wanderer (Val-de ri, Val-de ra)	(Friedrich W. Möller)	(Jan 29, 1954)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6709-6710

1.	Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White = Cerisier Rose Et Pommier Blanc	(Louiguy)	(Jan 22, 1951)	Fox Trot
2.	Band Of Gold	(Jack Taylor)	(Oct 28, 1955)	Fox Trot
3.	Melody Of Love	(H. Engelmann)	(Jan 16, 1903)	Waltz
4.	Little Child; Daddy Dear (The Little Boy And The Old Man)	(Wayne Shanklin)	(Jan 18, 1956)	Waltz
5.	Ballad Of Davy Crockett ("From the Disneyland television production")	(George Bruns)	(Jan 20, 1955)	Fox Trot
6.	I'll Be Home	(Washington & Lewis)	(Jan 20, 1956)	Fox Trot
7.	A Rusty Old Halo	(Bob Merrill)	(Mar 9, 1955)	Waltz
8.	11th Hour Melody	(Cedric King Palmer)	(Feb 17, 1956)	Fox Trot
9.	A Blossom Fell	(Barnes, Cornelius & John)	(Aug 26, 1954)	Fox Trot
10.	Go On With The Wedding	(Korb, Purvis & Yakus)	(Dec 19, 1955)	Waltz
11.	Dixie Danny	(Lou Singer)	(Feb 22, 1955)	Fox Trot
12.	When You Look In The Heart Of A Shamrock	(Kenny, Kenny & Silver)	(Feb 15, 1943)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6711-6713

1.	The Wayward Wind	(Newman & Lebowsky)	(Mar 29, 1956)	Fox Trot
2.	Ninety-Nine Ways	(Anthony September)	(Mar 22, 1957)	Fox Trot
3.	Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)	(Hoffman & Manning)	(Feb 28, 1956)	Waltz
4.	Butterfly	(Anthony September)	(Feb 15, 1957)	Fox Trot
5.	In The Middle Of The House	(Bob Hilliard)	(Aug 10, 1956)	Fox Trot
6.	All Shook Up!	(Blackwell & Presley)	(Mar 29, 1957)	Fox Trot
7.	A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Skoob-el-ee Doo-bee-dum)	(Bob Merrill)	(Jun 1, 1956)	Fox Trot
8.	Four Walls	(Moore & Campbell)	(Apr 30, 1957)	Waltz
9.	A Tear Fell	(Burton & Randolph)	(Mar 1, 1956)	Waltz
10.	The Banana Boat Song	(Darling, Carey & Arkin)	(Dec 20, 1956)	Fox Trot
11.	Soft Summer Breeze	(Eddie Heywood)	(Jun 18, 1956)	Fox Trot
12.	Hold 'Em Joe ("Based on a traditional song from 'John Murray Anderson's Almanac'")	(Harry Thomas)	(Feb 11, 1954)	Fox Trot

NOTE: The order of tunes is shown incorrectly on the label, reflecting an incorrect order on the original label for roll 6713. The correct order is shown above.

ROLL NUMBER 6711-6723

1.	The Wayward Wind	(Newman & Lebowsky)	(Mar 29, 1956)	Fox Trot
2.	We Can Work It Out	(Lennon & McCartney)	(Dec 2, 1965)	Fox Trot
3.	Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)	(Hoffman & Manning)	(Feb 28, 1956)	Waltz
4.	A Taste Of Honey (From the play "A Taste Of Honey")	(Bobby Scott)	(Oct 10, 1960)	Fox Trot
5.	In The Middle Of The House	(Bob Hilliard)	(Aug 10, 1956)	Fox Trot
6.	Wives And Lovers ("Inspired by the Paramount picture 'Wives And Lovers'")	(Burt F. Bacharach)	(Oct 30, 1963)	Waltz
7.	A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Skoob-el-eeDoo-bee-dum)	(Bob Merrill)	(Jun 1, 1956)	Fox Trot
8.	England Swings	(Roger Miller)	(Sep 2, 1965)	Fox Trot
9.	A Tear Fell	(Burton & Randolph)	(Mar 1, 1956)	Waltz
10.	Spanish Eyes	(Bert Kaempfert)	(May 13, 1965)	Fox Trot
11.	Soft Summer Breeze	(Eddie Heywood)	(Jun 18, 1956)	Fox Trot
12.	Silver Bells (From the Paramount film "The Lemon Drop Kid")	(Livingston & Evans)	(Sep 25, 1950)	Waltz

NOTE: Composited as a vehicle for roll 6723, before roll 6724 was discovered. The more natural composite 6723-6724 now exists.

ROLL NUMBER 6714-6715

1.	Sugar Candy	(Irving Fields)	(Jun 6, 1957)	Fox Trot
2.	Gee, But It's Lonely!	(Phil Everly)	(Sep 15, 1958)	Fox Trot
3.	The Little Blue Man	(Klein & Ebb)	(Feb 24, 1958)	Waltz
4.	Nola	(Felix Arndt)	(Nov 20, 1916)	Fox Trot
5.	Sugartime	(Phillips & Echols)	(Dec 17, 1957)	Fox Trot
6.	The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)	(Ross Bagdasarian)	(Oct 31, 1958)	Waltz
7.	Liechtensteiner Polka	(Kotscher & Lindt)	(Jan 1, 1957)	Polka
8.	The Hawaiian Wedding Song = Ke Kali Nei Au	(Charles E. King)	(Jan 24, 1958)	Fox Trot
9.	Empty Arms	(Ivory Joe Hunter)	(Mar 26, 1957)	Fox Trot
10.	Red River Rose	(Johnny Reine)	(Jan 1, 1958)	Fox Trot
11.	Colonel Bogey	(Kenneth J. Alford)	(Mar 5, 1914)	March
12.	The Children's Marching Song (Nick, Nack, Paddy Whack) (From the 20th Century Fox film "The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness")	(M. Arnold Miller)	(Jan 13, 1959)	March

Note: The Hawaiian Wedding Song probably first appearedJan. 20, 1926, in King's Book Of Hawaiian Melodies, by C. E. King.

ROLL NUMBER 6716-6719

1.	Enchanted	(Buck Ram)	(Feb 20, 1959)	Fox Trot
2.	Delaware	(Irving Gordon)	(Jan 13, 1960)	Fox Trot
3.	Bobby Sox To Stockings	(Faith, Kehner & di Cicco)	(Jun 5, 1959)	Fox Trot
4.	Teen Angel	(Surrey & Surrey)	(Nov 12, 1959)	Fox Trot
5.	Here Comes Summer	(Jerry Keller)	(Jul 28, 1959)	Fox Trot
6.	El Paso	(Marty Robbins)	(May 29, 1959)	Waltz
7.	On An Evening In Roma	(S. Taccani)	(Jun 8, 1959)	Fox Trot
8.	Down By The Station	(Larson & Belland)	(Jan 25, 1960)	Fox Trot
9.	Forty Miles Of Bad Road	(Eddy & Casey)	(Jun 30, 1959)	Fox Trot
10.	Not One Minute More	(Robertson, Dinning & Blair)	(Nov 19, 1959)	Fox Trot
11.	The Battle Of New Orleans	(Jimmy Driftwood)	(Oct 25, 1957)	Fox Trot
12.	Independentia March	(R. B. Hall)	(Feb 21, 1895)	March

ROLL NUMBER 6718-6680

1. Helena Polka
(traditional)

Polka

2. Lambeth Walk
(From "Me And My Girl")
(Noel Gay)
(Dec 22, 1937)
Fox Trot

3. Too Fat Polka
(MacLean & Richardson)
(Aug 25, 1947)
Polka

4. It's Your Kiss That Lulls Me To Sleep
(Eugene Loosli)
(Jun 15, 1938)
Waltz

5. Hop-Scotch Polka (Scotch Hot)
(Whitlock, Sigman & Rayburn)
(Jul 29, 1949)
Polka

6. Alexander's Ragtime Band
(From the 1938 20th Century Fox film "Alexander's Ragtime Band")
(Irving Berlin)
(Mar 18, 1911)
Fox Trot

7. Metro Polka
(Evans & Vaughn)
(Feb 20, 1951)
Polka

8. Teach Me To Forget You
(Cobb & Cobb)
(Nov 25, 1938)
Waltz

9. Beer Barrel Polka
(From the stage revue "Yokel Boy")
(Brown & Voda)
(Mar 30, 1939)
Polka

10. I Must See Annie Tonight
(Friend & Franklin)
(Oct 11, 1938)
Fox Trot

11. Liechtensteiner Polka
(Kotscher & Lindt)
(Jan 1, 1957)
Polka

12. Loveland In The Wintertime
(From the MGM film "Ice Follies of 1939")
(Friend & Franklin)
(Nov 28, 1938)
Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6720

(For the recut version of this roll, expanded by the addition of 4 new tunes, see roll 6720 in the Miscellaneous Play-Rite Composites section below)

ROLL NUMBER 6721-6722

1.	Just For Old Time's Sake	(Hunter & Keller)	(1961)	Fox Trot
2.	Blue Water Line	(Graf & Seligson)	(Feb 24, 1962)	Fox Trot
3.	A Scottish Soldier (Green Hills Of Tyrol)	(Iain MacFadyen)	(May 14, 1960)	Waltz
4.	Things	(Bobby Darin)	(Jul 5, 1962)	Fox Trot
5.	Some Kind-a Wonderful	(King & Goffin)	(May 15, 1961)	Fox Trot
6.	Mother Waltz	(Frank Wojnarowski)	(Mar 15, 1962)	Waltz
7.	Little Miss Stuck-Up	(Vance & Pockriss)	(Apr 3, 1961)	Fox Trot
8.	Moment Of Weakness	(Giant, Baum & Kaye)	(May 14, 1962)	Fox Trot
9.	Dolce Far Niente (From the Broadway musical "The Unsinkable Molly Brown")	(Meredith Willson)	(Feb 20, 1961)	Waltz
10.	The Alley Cat Song (Play tune in MP3)	(Frank Bjørn)	(Sep 21, 1962)	Fox Trot
11.	Walk Right Back	(Sonny Curtis)	(Dec 30, 1960)	Fox Trot
12.	Little Red Rented Rowboat	(Bernie Wayne)	(Apr 26, 1962)	Fox Trot

NOTE: Composers of tune 1 incorrectly given on labels as Tepper & Bennett.

ROLL NUMBER 6723-6724

1.	England Swings	(Roger Miller)	(Sep 2, 1965)	Fox Trot
2.	The Wheel Of Hurt	(Singleton & Snyder)	(Jun 30, 1966)	Fox Trot
3.	We Can Work It Out	(Lennon & McCartney)	(Dec 2, 1965)	Fox Trot
4.	Indescribably Blue	(Darrell Glenn)	(Jan 20, 1967)	Fox Trot
5.	A Taste Of Honey (From the play "A Taste Of Honey")	(Bobby Scott)	(Oct 10, 1960)	Fox Trot
6.	A Little Bit Of Soap	(Bert Russell)	(Jan 19, 1961)	Fox Trot
7.	Wives And Lovers ("Inspired by the Paramount picture 'Wives And Lovers'")	(Burt F. Bacharach)	(Oct 30, 1963)	Waltz
8.	Turn Around	(Reynolds, Belafonte & Greene)	(Jun 4, 1959)	Waltz
9.	Spanish Eyes	(Bert Kaempfert)	(May 13, 1965)	Fox Trot
10.	Hello, Dolly! (Play tune in MP3) (Popularized by the 1964 stage musical "Hello,Dolly!")	(Jerry Herman)	(Oct 28, 1963)	Fox Trot
11.	Silver Bells (From the Paramount film "The Lemon Drop Kid")	(Livingston & Evans)	(Sep 25, 1950)	Waltz
12.	Guantanamera	(traditional; adap. Angulo & Seeger)	(Sep 12, 1963)	Fox Trot

(As originally labeled by Play-Rite, the tune order of the odd-numbered tunes is incorrect. The order is as shown above, whereas Play-Rite listed the odd-numbered tunes in the same order as they appeared on the original six-tune roll 6723)

NOTE: On some, perhaps all, copies, a perforating error in the chorus of "The Wheel Of Hurt" shifted the snare drum perforation
one hole to the right so that bass note C plays instead of the drum. This is likely present on originals as well as recuts.

2: MISCELLANEOUS PLAY-RITE COMPOSITES

ROLL NUMBER 6500-B
"Bacigalupi and Wurlitzer"

This roll is a composite of tunes 1-2 from Wurlitzer roll 6678, tunes 2-5 of the "Bacigalupi Special" roll, and tunes 7-10 of roll 6578 (with the label reflecting the same reversal of the titles of tunes 8 and 9 as occurred in Wurlitzer's labeling of roll 6578, which is corrected below).

1. I Still Love To Kiss You Goodnight
(From the United Artists film "Fifty Second Street")
(Harold Spina)
(Jul 22, 1937)
Fox Trot

2. Drifting Along (Play tune in MP3)
(From the Warner Brothers film "The Captain's Kid")
(M. K. Jerome)
(Oct 6, 1936)
Waltz

3. You're Some Pretty Doll *
(Clarence Williams)
(Oct 16, 1917)
Fox Trot

4. Indianola
(Henry & Onivas)
(Sep 28, 1917)
Fox Trot

5. Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Ja-Da (Jing-Jing-Jing)
(Bob Carleton)
(Oct 1, 1918)
Fox Trot

6. The Missouri Waltz
(John Valentine Eppel; arr.: Frederick Knight Logan)
(Oct 10, 1914)
Waltz

7. Ain't We Got Fun
(From the stage revue "Satires of 1920")
(Richard A. Whiting)
(Mar 9, 1921)
Waltz

8. Heaven Is Like Dixie After All
(Stern & Marks)
(Apr 6, 1921)
One Step

9. Plantation Lullaby
(Stevens, Gillette & Holmer)
(May 16, 1921)
Waltz

10. Some Little Bird
(Egbert Van Alstyne)
(Dec 15, 1920)
Fox Trot

* Titled "Sweet And Pretty" on roll label.

ROLL NUMBER 6578-6606

This roll is a composite of tunes 1-5 from roll 6578 and tunes 6-10 from roll 6606.

1.	Moonlight	(Con Conrad)		Fox Trot
2.	Drowsy Head	(Berlin & De Leath)	(Jan 20, 1921)	Waltz
3.	Aurora Borealis	(Robert De Socio)	(Mar 19, 1921)	March-TS
4.	Vamping Rose	(Violinsky & Schuster)	(Mar 4, 1921)	Fox Trot
5.	Dreamy Hawaii	(F. W. Vandersloot)	(Jan 3, 1921)	Waltz
6.	Wimmin (I Gotta Have 'Em That's All) (From the "Midnight Rounders")	(Cantor & Fisher)	(Oct 10, 1921)	Fox Trot
7.	That's How I Believe In You	(Bert Rule)	(May 4, 1921)	One Step
8.	Wabash Blues	(Fred Meinken)	(Sep 26, 1921)	Waltz
9.	My Carolina Rose	(Wendell W. Hall)	(Feb 17, 1921)	Waltz
10.	Leave Me With A Smile	(Koehler & Burtnett)	(Oct 4, 1921)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6720

1.	North To Alaska (Play tune in MP3) (From the 20th Century Fox film "North To Alaska")	(Mike Phillips)	(Dec 21, 1960)	Fox Trot
2.	Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini (Play tune in MP3)	(Vance & Pockriss)	(Jun 9, 1960)	Fox Trot
3.	Poetry In Motion (Play tune in MP3)	(Kaufman & Anthony)	(Oct 26, 1960)	Fox Trot
4.	Puppet On A String (Play tune in MP3)	(Martin & Coulter)	(Mar 22, 1967)	Fox Trot
5.	Down The River Of Golden Dreams (Play tune in MP3)	(Klenner & Shilkret)	(Feb 6, 1930)	Waltz
6.	You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful And You're Mine) (Play tune in MP3)	(Sherman & Sherman)	(Oct 13, 1960)	Fox Trot
7.	The Sailor (Play tune in MP3)	(Loretta Pearl Jackson)	(Sep 2, 1958)	Fox Trot
8.	Happy Go Lucky Me (Play tune in MP3)	(Al Byron)	(Jun 6, 1960)	Fox Trot
9.	Cuckoo Waltz = Gökvalsen (Play tune in MP3)	(Johan Emanuel Jonasson)	(Dec 15, 1920)	Waltz
10.	Mack the Knife = Mackie Messer (Play tune in MP3) (From "The Threepenny Opera")	(Kurt Weil)	(1928)	Fox Trot

(Tunes 2, 4, 9, and 10 arranged by David E. Stumpf in 2001 and added to extend the original 1961 6-tune roll)

UNNUMBERED ROLL (ROLL NUMBER 6528/6537-A)
"Overture Special"

(Length of a fifteen-tune roll)

1.	Morning, Noon, And Night In Vienna: Overture (From roll 6528)	(Franz von Suppe)	(Feb 1884)
2.	William Tell: Overture (From roll 6528)	(Gioacchino Rossini)	(1825)
3.	Zampa: Overture (From roll 6537)	(L. J. Herold)	(1831)

NOTE: The above is the tune order when the roll was issued as the "Overture Special" roll; when issued as roll 6528/6537A, the tunes were in the following order: 3, 1, 2.

ROLL NUMBER 6534/6537-A

(Length of a fifteen-tune roll)

1.	La Norma, Fantasia (From roll 6537)	(Vincenzo Bellini)	(1831)
2.	Bridal Rose, Overture (From roll 6534)	(C. Lavallée)	(1888)
3.	Selection from "La Traviata" (From roll 6534)	(Giuseppe Verdi)	(1853)

NOTE: Play-Rite labels incorrectly list the three tunes in this order: 2, 3, 1.

3: PLAY-RITE PROGRAM ROLLS

These rolls, numbered 6800 to 6819, contain tunes selected from various Wurlitzer rolls (with the exception of two tunes from the "Bacigalupi Special" roll) and chosen by Play-Rite around a theme of some sort, apparent from the roll title. Occasionally a tune doesn't quite fit the theme, because of Play-Rite's misunderstanding of a title or a composer, etc., or in several cases because of errors made in compositing the roll. Compositing errors are noted where detected.

ROLL NUMBER 6800
"Girl's Program"

1.	Little Annie Rooney (From roll 6519)	(Michael Nolan; arr. James J. Freeman)	(Apr 4, 1889)
2.	Annabelle (From roll 6619)	(Ray Henderson)	(Jun 1, 1923)	Fox Trot
3.	Diane (Theme song of the Fox film "Seventh Heaven") (From roll 6643)	(Lew Pollack)	(Sep 2, 1927)	Waltz
4.	Dinah (From a revue at "The New Plantations") (From roll 6634)	(Harry Akst)	(Aug 12, 1925)	Fox Trot
5.	Sweet Marie (From roll 6642, although probably mislabeled by Play-Rite)	(Abe Frankl)	(Apr 20, 1927)	Fox Trot
6.	Sweet Rosie O'Grady (From roll 6519)	(Maude Nugent)	(Jul 25, 1896)
7.	Teasin' * (From roll 6610)	(Carleton, Walsh & Biese)	(Jan 3, 1922)	Fox Trot
8.	Charmaine (Love theme for the Fox film "What Price Glory" (From roll 6642)	(Erno Rapee)	(Dec 29, 1926)	Waltz
9.	Ramona (Score for the 1928 United Artists film "Ramona") (From roll 6646)	(Mabel Wayne)	(Dec 31, 1927)	Waltz
10.	Mary Ann (From roll 6645)	(Abner Silver)	(Dec 20, 1927)	Fox Trot

* By an error in compositing, tune 7 is as shown above instead of being Walter Donaldson's "Georgia (A Song Of A Sunny Southern State)," as shown on Play-Rite's label.

ROLL NUMBER 6801
"Favorite Waltzes"

1.	Remember (From roll 6633)	(Irving Berlin)	(Jul 27, 1925)	Waltz
2.	Maytime Waltzes (From roll 6511)	(Sigmund Romberg)	(Sep 25, 1917)	Waltz
3.	Always (From roll 6634)	(Irving Berlin)	(Sep 16, 1925)	Waltz
4.	All Alone (From "The Music Box Revue Of 1923") (From roll 6627)	(Irving Berlin)	(Sep 9, 1924)	Waltz
5.	The Missouri Waltz (From "Bacigalupi Special" roll)	(John Valentine Eppel; arr. Frederick Knight Logan)	(Oct 10, 1914)	Waltz
6.	Ciribiribin (From roll 6529)	(A. Pestalozza)	(Sep 21, 1899)	Waltz
7.	I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (From roll 6500)	(Kenbrovin & Kellette)	(Jan 4, 1919)	Waltz
8.	My Buddy (From roll 6613)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Sep 6, 1922)	Waltz
9.	Let Me Call You Sweetheart (I'm In Love With You) (From roll 6631)	(Leo Friedman)	(Apr 8, 1910)	Waltz
10.	The Moonlight Waltz (From the "Bacigalupi Special" roll)	(Frederic Knight Logan)	(Feb 10, 1916)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6802
"Old Timers Marches"

1.	Boston Commandery March (From roll 6502)	(T. M. Carter)	(Feb 23, 1892)	March
2.	Battle Hymn Of The Republic (From roll 6516)	(attrib.: William Steffe)	(Apr 9, 1862)
3.	The Jolly Cobbler (From roll 6568)	(Frank G. & Gay A. Rimert)	(Jul 8, 1920)	March-TS
4.	The Storm King (From roll 6526)	(E. T. Paull)	(May 2, 1902)	March
5.	The American Legion (From roll 6577)	(Carl D. Vandersloot)	(Feb 26, 1920)	March-OS
6.	Brucker-Lager-Marsch (Op. 51) (From "Bacigalupi Special" roll)	(Johann Nepomuk Král)	(1874)	March
7.	Old Hickory (From roll 6511)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(Feb 24, 1913)	March-TS
8.	The Nation's Awakening (From roll 6512)	(Lucien D. Denni)	(Jan 2, 1918)	Military March
9.	On The Mall (From roll 6636)	(Edwin F. Goldman)	(Jul 23, 1923)	March
10.	Yankee Tars (From roll 6611)	(John Boulton)	(May 12, 1919)	March

NOTE: Tune 6 is misidentified on labels as Harry J. Lincoln's "Old Reliable."

ROLL NUMBER 6803
"Late Hits"

1.	Louise (From the Paramount films "Innocents Of Paris" and "Halfway To Heaven") (From roll 6653)	(Richard A. Whiting)	(Mar 22, 1929)	Fox Trot
2.	Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue)? (From roll 6671)	(Peter De Rose)	(Mar 25, 1933)	Fox Trot
3.	Silver Moon (From the stage musical "My Maryland") (From roll 6641)	(Sigmund Romberg)	(Jan 29, 1927)	Waltz
4.	The Midnight Waltz (From roll 6630)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Feb 21, 1925)	Waltz
5.	A Little Kiss Each Morning - A little Kiss Each Night (From the RKO film "The Vagabond Lover") (From roll 6655)	(Harry Woods)	(Nov 27, 1929)	Fox Trot
6.	Who? (From the 1925 stage musical "Sunny") (From roll 6636)	(Jerome Kern)	(Sep 19, 1925)	Fox Trot
7.	Russian Lullaby (From roll 6641)	(Irving Berlin)	(Apr 7, 1927)	Waltz
8.	Wabash Blues (From roll 6606)	(Fred Meinken)	(Sep 26, 1921)	Fox Trot
9.	Titina (From "Puzzles Of 1925") (From roll 6630)	(Leo Daniderff)	(Jan 26, 1925)	Fox Trot
10.	Tip-Toe Thru The Tulips (From the Warner Brothers film "Gold Diggers Of Broadway") (From roll 6655)	(Joe Burke)	(May 13, 1929)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6804
"All Time Hits Program"

1.	Yes Sir, That's My Baby (From roll 6632)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Apr 27, 1925)	Fox Trot
2.	Sleepy Time Gal (From roll 6633)	(Lorenzo & Whiting)	(Apr 8, 1925)	Fox Trot
3.	It Happened In Monterey (From the Universal film "King Of Jazz") (From roll 6657)	(Mabel Wayne)	(Feb 6, 1930)	Waltz
4.	Chicago (That Toddling Town) (From roll 6615)	(Fred Fisher)	(Aug 15, 1922)	Fox Trot
5.	All Of Me (From the 1932 Fox film "Careless Lady") (From roll 6666)	(Simons & Marks)	(Nov 27, 1931)	Fox Trot
6.	Two Hearts Swing (In Three Quarter Time) (From the German film "Zwei Herzen Im Dreiviertel-Takt" = "Two Hearts In Waltz Time") (From roll 6663)	(Robert Stolz)	(Dec 12, 1930)	Waltz
7.	Peggy O'Neil * (From roll 6684)	(Pease, Nelson & Dodge)	(Mar 26, 1921)	Waltz
8.	Dancing With Tears In My Eyes (From roll 6657)	(Joe Burke)	(Apr 23, 1930)	Waltz
9.	Bye Bye Blackbird (From roll 6638)	(Ray Henderson)	(May 3, 1926)	Fox Trot
10.	Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers (From "La Chauve-Souris") (From Roll 6615)	(Leon Jessel)	(May 18, 1922)	Fox Trot

* By an error either in compositing or in labeling, tune 7 is as shown above instead of being Woods, Campbell & Connelly's "Just An Echo In The Valley," as shown on Play-Rite's label.

ROLL NUMBER 6805
"Keep Them Smiling Program"

1.	Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella (On A Rainy Day) (From roll 6644)	(Sammy Fain)	(Dec 22, 1927)	Fox Trot
2.	Stumbling (From roll 6610)	(Zez Confrey)	(Apr 3, 1922)	Fox Trot
3.	Among My Souvenirs (From roll 6643)	(Horatio Nicholls)	(Oct 5, 1927)	Fox Trot
4.	Yes! We Have No Bananas (From roll 6617)	(Silver & Cohn)	(Mar 23, 1923)	Fox Trot
5.	Toot, Toot, Tootsie! Goo' Bye (From roll 6615)	(Keyes, Erdman & Russo)	(Aug 19, 1922)	Fox Trot
6.	The Wang Wang Blues (From roll 6577)	(Mueller, Johnson & Busse)	(Jan 3, 1921)	Fox Trot
7.	Dream Kisses (From roll 6644)	(M. K. Jerome)	(Oct 1, 1927)	Fox Trot
8.	That Old Gang Of Mine (From roll 6619)	(Ray Henderson)	(May 16, 1923)	Fox Trot
9.	Jealous (From roll 6625)	(Jack Little)	(Apr 6, 1924)	Fox Trot
10.	Barney Google (From roll 6617)	(Rose & Conrad)	(Mar 29, 1923)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6806
"Father John's Favorites"

1.	(My) Blue Heaven (From roll 6643)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Sep 2, 1927)	Fox Trot
2.	Linger Awhile (From roll 6621)	(Vincent Rose)	(Nov 16, 1923)	Fox Trot
3.	Me And My Shadow (Introduced in the stage revue "Harry Delmar's Revels") (From roll 6642)	(Jolson & Dreyer)	(May 10, 1927)	Fox Trot
4.	Girl Of My Dreams (From roll 6646)	(Sunny Clapp)	(Sep 14, 1927)	Waltz
5.	I Love You (From the musical comedy "Little Jesse James") (From roll 6621)	(Harry Archer)	(Aug 8, 1922)	Fox Trot
6.	California, Here I Come (From the stage musical "Bombo") (From roll 6622)	(Jolson, De Sylva & Meyer)	(Jan 7, 1924)	Fox Trot
7.	I Cried For You (Now It's Your Turn to Cry Over Me) (From roll 6619)	(Arnheim & Lyman)	(Mar 16, 1923)	Fox Trot
8.	The Song Is Ended (But The Melody Lingers On) (From roll 6643)	(Irving Berlin)	(Nov 11, 1927)	Waltz
9.	What'll I Do? (From "The Music Box Revue Of 1923") (From roll 6626)	(Irving Berlin)	(Mar 10, 1924)	Waltz
10.	Nobody Lied (When They Said That I Cried Over You) (From roll 6611)	(Edwin J. Weber)	(May 10, 1922)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6807
"Stirring Marches"

1.	Officer Of The Day (From roll 6503)	(R. B. Hall)	(Jun 20, 1903)	March-TS
2.	Over The Top (From roll 6512)	(Geoffrey O'Hara)	(Oct 23, 1917)	Military March
3.	The Flash Light (From roll 6530)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(Oct 26, 1908)	March-TS
4.	With Trumpet And Drum (From roll 6501)	(A. F. Weldon)	(Apr 18, 1904)	March
5.	King Of The Air (From roll 6502)	(Julius K. Johnson)	(Oct 4, 1910)	March-TS
6.	Brucker-Lager-Marsch (Op.51) (From "Bacigalupi Special" roll)	(Johann Nepomuk Král)	(1874)	March
7.	Tenting On The Old Camp Ground (From roll 6516)	(Walter Kittredge)	(1864)	March
8.	Our Sammies (From roll 6509)	(Carl D. Vandersloot)	(Jan 23, 1918)	Two Step
9.	American Beauty (From roll 6501)	(Oreste Vessella)	(Jan 6, 1906)	March
10.	Patriots And Pioneers (From roll 6625)	(Joseph Meinrath)	(Apr 22, 1924)	March

NOTE: Tune 6 is misidentified on labels as Harry J. Lincoln's "Old Reliable."

ROLL NUMBER 6808
"Super Classical Special"

1.	Poet And Peasant: Overture (From roll 6513)	(Franz von Suppe)	(May 1854)
2.	Recollections From The South (From roll 6514)	(arr. Paul de Ville)
3.	La Paloma = The Dove (From roll 6522)	(Sebastian de Yradier)	(1877)	Spanish Dance
4.	Selection from "Il Trovatore" (From roll 6514)	(G. Verdi; arr. Hoffmann)	(Aug 1853)
5.	Faust (From roll 6522)	(Charles Gounod; arr. Krug)	(1859)	Operatic Selection
6.	Lustspiel: Overture (From roll 6513)	(Adalbert Keler-Bela)	(1863-1870)
7.	Waltz from "Romeo And Juliet" (From roll 6514)	(Charles Gounod)	(1867)
8.	Selection from "La Traviata" (From roll 6534; abridged)	(Giuseppe Verdi)	(1853)
9.	Tannhäuser: March (From roll 6522)	(Richard Wagner)	(Nov 1845)
10.	Selections from the 1843 opera "Bohemian Girl" (From roll 6513)	(Michael W. Balfe)	(Dec 7, 1843)

ROLL NUMBER 6809
"American Marches"

1.	American Patrol (From roll 6516)	(F. W. Meacham)	(Mar 30, 1885)	March
2.	National Emblem (From roll 6501)	(Edwin Eugene Bagley)	(Jun 30, 1906)	March
3.	General Pershing (From roll 6511)	(Carl D. Vandersloot)	(Mar 9, 1918)	March-TS
4.	Lights Out (From roll 6529)	(Earl E. McCoy)	(Mar 6, 1905)	March
5.	The Minstrel King (From roll 6512)	(Charles C. Sweeley)	(Jan 16, 1911)	March-TS
6.	The Midnight Flyer (From roll 6530)	(Frederick W. Hager; arr. E. T. Paull)	(Apr 7, 1903)	March
7.	Our Director (From roll 6503)	(F. E. Bigelow)	(May 7, 1895)	March
8.	Manhattan Beach (From roll 6526)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Sep 10, 1893)	March
9.	Repasz Band (From roll 6530)	(Charles C. Sweeley)	(Jul 2, 1901)	March
10.	The Volunteers (From roll 6511)	(John Philip Sousa)	(May 10, 1918)	March

ROLL NUMBER 6810
"All Sousa March Roll"

1.	The U.S. Field Artillery March (From roll 6511)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Jan 22, 1918)	March
2.	Stars And Stripes Forever (From roll 6503)	(John Philip Sousa)	(May 14, 1897)	March
3.	Hands Across The Sea (From roll 6501)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Apr 28, 1899)	March-TS
4.	Seventh Regiment (Gray Jackets) (From roll 6530)	(Ernest Neyer)*	(1897)	March
5.	The Naval Reserve March (From roll 6511)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Jan 28, 1917)	March
6.	The Diplomat (From roll 6501)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Nov 21, 1904)	March
7.	Liberty Bell (From roll 6529)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Nov 25, 1893)	March
8.	El Capitan (From roll 6516)	(John Philip Sousa)	(May 18, 1896)	March
9.	The Thunderer (From roll 6503)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Nov 1, 1899)	March
10.	Sabre And Spurs (March Of The American Cavalry) (From roll 6512)	(John Philip Sousa)	(Jul 6, 1918)	March

* The original tune list of roll 6530 is unavailable to verify the composer credit. Eight marches were written for the Seventh Regiment, and only the one by Neyer has the title as given. Sousa cannot be the composer because roll 6530 was issued before he composed his march for the Seventh Regiment.

ROLL NUMBER 6811
"Beautiful Waltzes"

1.	After The Ball (Introduced in "A Trip To Chinatown") (From roll 6519)	(Charles K. Harris)	(Nov 12, 1892)	Waltz
2.	The Skaters = Les Patineurs (From roll 6501)	(Emile Waldteufel)	(Dec 1882)	Waltz
3.	Wedding Of The Winds (From roll 6503)	(John T. Hall)	(Apr 2, 1896)	Waltz
4.	Estudiantina (From roll 6502)	(Lacome-Waldteufel)	(Dec 22, 1881)	Waltz
5.	Jolly Fellows (From roll 6530)	(Robert Vollstedt)	(ca. 1895)	Waltz
6.	Over The Waves = Sobre Las Olas (From roll 6501)	(Juventino Rosas)	(Aug 1888)	Waltz
7.	Tesoro Mio! = My Treasure! (From roll 6501)	(Ernesto Becucci)	(Jul 2, 1906)	Waltz
8.	Waves Of The Danube (From roll 6502)	(Ion Ivanovici)	(1880)	Waltz
9.	Espanita Waltz (From roll 6529)	(George Rosey)	(Jan 3, 1898)	Waltz
10.	Dolores (From roll 6526)	(Emile Waldteufel)	(1880)	Waltz

ROLL NUMBER 6812
"Continental Marches"

1.	Royal Trumpeters March (From roll 6529)	(Frank K. Seltzer)	(Mar 30, 1905)	March-TS
2.	Over The Top (From roll 6512)	(Geoffrey O'Hara)	(Oct 23, 1917)	Military March
3.	The Triumphant Banner (From roll 6502)	(E. T. Paull)	(1895)	March-TS
4.	Onward Christian Soldiers (From roll 6516)	(Sir Arthur Sullivan)	(Dec 1, 1871)	March
5.	Marche Lorraine (From roll 6526)	(Louis Ganne)	(Aug 31, 1906)	March
6.	Ben Hur Chariot Race (From roll 6529)	(E. T. Paull)	(Nov 28, 1899)	Mrch
7.	Heaven's Artillery (From roll 6502)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(May 19, 1904)	March-TS
8.	Zacatecas (From roll 6502)	(Genaro Codina)	(1891)	March-TS
9.	Entry Of The Gladiators (Op. 68)* (From roll 6526)	(Julius Fucik)	(Apr 13, 1911)	Triumphal March
10.	Kaiser-Jäger Marsch (Op. 114) = Austrian Army March ** (Play tune in MP3) (From roll 6529)	(Richard Eilenberg)	(1890)	March

* Tune 9 was later issued as "Thunder And Blazes" (Mar 1, 1902)
** Incorrectly titled "Sharpshooters" by Wurlitzer and consequently misidentified in this catalog until 2017 as Eilenberg's Op. 99, "Marsch der Bersaglieri = March of the Bersaglieri"

ROLL NUMBER 6813
"Strauss Waltzes"

1.	Roses From The South (Op. 388) (From roll 6502)	(Johann Strauss)	(Oct 2, 1880)	Waltzes
2.	Vienna Blood = Wiener Blut (Op. 354) (From roll 6529)	(Johann Strauss)	(Jul 1873)	Waltz
3.	Artist's Life (Op. 316) (From roll 6503)	(Johann Strauss)	(Aug 1867)	Waltz
4.	Wine, Women, And Song (Op. 333) (From roll 6530)	(Johann Strauss)	(Aug 1869)	Waltz
5.	You And You = Du Und Du (Op. 367) (From "The Bat" = "Die Fledermaus") (From roll 6526)	(Johann Strauss)	(Jun 1874)	Waltz
6.	On The Beautiful Blue Danube (Op. 314) (From roll 6503)	(Johann Strauss)	(May 1867)	Waltzes
7.	Bonita (From roll 6527)	(S. B. Egan)	(1909)	Waltz
8.	Marsovia (From roll 6530)	(Henriette Blanke-Belcher)	(Apr 24, 1908)	Waltzes
9.	Kiss Waltz (Op. 400) (From roll 6529)	(Johann Strauss)	(1882)	Waltz
10.	One Thousand And One Nights (Op. 346) (From roll 6503)	(Johann Strauss)	(Aug 1871)	Waltzes

ROLL NUMBER 6814
"American Waltzes" *

1.	Southern Nights (From roll 6512)	(Lee S. Roberts)	(May 16, 1917)	Waltzes
2.	Beautiful Ohio (From roll 6500)	(Mary Earl)	(Jan 18, 1918)	Waltz
3.	Ernest R. Ball Waltz Medley - Introducing: a) Mother Machree (From the 1910 musical "Barry of Ballymore") b) A Little Bit Of Heaven (Shure They Call It Ireland) (From the 1914 musical "The Heart Of Paddy Whack") c) When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (From the 1912 musical "Isle O' Dreams") (From roll 6527)	(Ernest R. Ball)	(Aug 18, 1910) (Jun 29, 1914) (Aug 12, 1912)	Waltzes
4.	Italian Nights (From roll 6512)	(Lee S. Roberts)	(May 9, 1918)	Waltzes
5.	Till We Meet Again (From roll 6500)	(Richard A. Whiting)	(Aug 30, 1918)	Waltz
6.	The Sidewalks Of New York (From roll 6519)	(Lawlor & Blake)	(Aug 27, 1894)	Waltz
7.	Smiles (In "The Passing Show Of 1918") (From roll 6500)	(Lee S. Roberts)	(Aug 27, 1917)	Fox Trot
8.	Love's Dream After The Ball = Liebestraum nach dem Balle (From roll 6503)	(Alphons Czibulka)	(1890)	Waltz
9.	The Song Is Ended (But The Melody Lingers On) (From roll 6643)	(Irving Berlin)	(Nov 11, 1927)	Waltz
10.	Valse Bleue (From roll 6501)	(Alfred Margis)	(May 17, 1900)	Waltz

* Play-Rite made two mistakes in originally compositing this roll. "Jerry," a rag by Billy Baskette, the tune following "Beautiful Ohio" on roll 6500, was used as tune 2. And "Chong (He Come From Hong Kong)," a rag by Harold Taylor Weeks, the tune folowing "Till We Meet Again" on roll 6500, was mistakenly used as tune 5. In both cases, the label did not reflect the mistakes. Apparently, Play-Rite recognized their errors and re-issued a corrected version, a copy of which is today owned by Dana Johnson, Huntington Beach, Calif.

ROLL NUMBER 6815
"Walter Donaldson Program"

1.	Out Of The Dawn (From the Paramount film "Warming Up") (From roll 6649)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Jul 9, 1928)	Fox Trot
2.	Hello Beautiful (From roll 6662)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Jan 24, 1931)	Fox Trot
3.	Lazy Lou'siana Moon (From roll 6657)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Feb 19, 1930)	Waltz
4.	Where'd You Get Those Eyes (From roll 6638)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Jun 15, 1926)	Fox Trot
5.	You're Driving Me Crazy - What Did I Do? (From roll 6660)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Nov 24, 1930)	Fox Trot
6.	That Certain Party (From roll 6634)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Oct 27, 1925)	Fox Trot
7.	Georgia (A Song Of A Sunny Southern State) (From roll 6610)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Feb 21, 1922)	Fox Trot
8.	Let's Talk About My Sweetie (From roll 6635)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Feb 24, 1926)	Fox Trot
9.	Chili Bom Bom (From roll 6621)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Dec 18, 1923)	Fox Trot
10.	(What Do I Care, What Do I Care) My Sweetie Turned Me Down (From roll 6632)	(Walter Donaldson)	(Apr 25, 1925)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6816
"Harry Warren Program"

1.	You'll Never Know (From the 20th Century Fox film "Hello, Frisco, Hello") (From roll 6688)	(Harry Warren)	(Mar 22, 1943)	Fox Trot
2.	An' Furthermore (From roll 6646)	(Harry Warren)	(Aug 15, 1927)	Fox Trot
3.	Have A Little Faith In Me (From the First National film "Spring Is Here") (From roll 6655)	(Harry Warren)	(Jan 27, 1930)	Fox Trot
4.	So This Is Venice ("A modern treatment of Ambroise Thomas' 'Carnival Of Venice'") (From the "New 1923 Ziegfeld Follies") (From roll 6622)	(adap: Harry Warren)	(Sep 22, 1923)	Fox Trot
5.	Shuffle Off To Buffalo (From the 1933 Warner Brothers film "Forty Second Street") (From roll 6670)	(Harry Warren)	(Nov 30, 1932)	Fox Trot
6.	Where The Shy Little Violets Grow (From roll 6650)	(Harry Warren)	(Sep 28, 1928)	Fox Trot
7.	My Regular Girl (From roll 6641)	(Harry Warren)	(Feb 17, 1927)	Fox Trot
8.	Twelve O'Clock Waltz (From roll 6649)	(Harry Warren)	(Jul 13, 1928)	Waltz
9.	I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) (From roll 6634)	(Harry Warren)	(Dec 1, 1925)	Fox Trot
10.	Forty Second Street (From the 1933 Warner Brothers film "Forty Second Street") (From roll 6670)	(Harry Warren)	(Nov 30, 1932)	Fox Trot

ROLL NUMBER 6817
"The American Bandstand"

1.	Boston Commandery March (From roll 6502)	(T. F. Carter)	(Feb 23, 1902)	March
2.	Battle Hymn Of The Republic (From roll 6516)	(attrib.: William Steffe)	(Apr 9, 1862)
3.	Army And Navy (From roll 6535)	(Edmund Braham)	(May 24, 1911)	March-TS
4.	The Storm King (From roll 6526)	(E. T. Paull)	(May 2, 1902)	March
5.	Washington Grays March (From roll 6607)	(C. S. Grafula)	(Dec 26, 1905)	March
6.	The American Legion (From roll 6577)	(Carl D. Vandersloot)	(Feb 26, 1920)	March-OS
7.	The Twelfth Regiment (From roll 6607)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(Mar 30, 1908)	March
8.	Pershing's Crusaders (From roll 6547)	(E. T. Paull)	(Oct 9, 1918)	March-TS
9.	On The Mall (From roll 6636)	(Edwin F. Goldman)	(Jul 23, 1923)	March
10.	Lincoln Highway (From roll 6607)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(Oct 29, 1921)	March-TS

ROLL NUMBER 6818
"Irving Berlin Program"

1.	Remember (From roll 6633)	(Irving Berlin)	(Jul 27, 1925)	Waltz
2.	Liberty Waltz * (From roll 6546)	(J. Bodewalt Lampe)*	(Aug 15, 1918)	Waltz
3.	Always (From roll 6634)	(Irving Berlin)	(Sep 16, 1925)	Waltz
4.	What Does It Matter (From roll 6640)	(Irving Berlin)	(Feb 15, 1927)	Waltz
5.	All Alone (From "The Music Box Revue Of 1923") (From roll 6627)	(Irving Berlin)	(Sep 9, 1924)	Waltz
6.	Alexander's Ragtime Band (From the 1938 20th Century Fox film "Alexander's Ragtime Band") (From roll 6680)	(Irving Berlin)	(Mar 18, 1911)	Fox Trot
7.	An Orange Grove In California (From "The Music Box Revue Of 1923") (From roll 6624)	(Irving Berlin)	(Jun 15, 1923)	Fox Trot
8.	The Song Is Ended (But The Melody Lingers On) (From roll 6643)	(Irving Berlin)	(Nov 11, 1927)	Waltz
9.	What'll I Do? (From "The Music Box Revue Of 1923") (From roll 6626)	(Irving Berlin)	(Mar 10, 1924)	Waltz
10.	Blue Skies (From the stage revue "Betsy") (From roll 6640)	(Irving Berlin)	(Dec 27, 1926)	Fox Trot

* By an error in compositing, tune 2 is as shown above instead of being Irving Berlin's "Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning," as shown on Play-Rite's label. The two tunes are adjacent on roll 6546, and Play-Rite simply used the wrong one in making up this program roll.

ROLL NUMBER 6819
"World War I Marches"

1.	Palace Of Peace (From roll 6527)	(C. M. Vandersloot)	(Jul 23, 1914)	March-TS
2.	Over The Top (From roll 6512)	(Geoffrey O'Hara)	(Oct 23, 1917)	Military March
3.	Our Sammies (From roll 6539)	(Carl D. Vandersloot)	(Jan 23, 1918)	One Step
4.	The Great American; Theodore Roosevelt (From roll 6527)	(Harry J. Lincoln)	(Nov 22, 1919)	March-TS
5.	Bing! Bang! Bing 'Em On The Rhein (From roll 6539)	(Mahoney & Flynn)	(Mar 7, 1914)	One Step
6.	The Fox Trail (From roll 6507)	(J. S. Zamecnik)	(Jun 15, 1917)	March
7.	It's A Long Way To Berlin, But We'll Get There (From roll 6534)	(Leon Flatow)	(Sep 7, 1917)	OS/TS/March
8.	Somewhere In France Is The Lily (From roll 6535)	(Joseph E. Howard)	(Aug 10, 1917)	One Step
9.	The Fight Is On (From roll 6512)	(Carl D. Vandersloot)	(Jan 23, 1918)	March-TS
10.	Uncle Sam (From roll 6505)	(Noonan & Bell)	(Feb 10, 1910)	March-TS

NOTE: Tune 10 is misidentified on labels as J. S. Zamecnik's "Spirit Of America (A Patriotic Patrol)."

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