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"The Red We Want is the Red We've Got (In the Old Red, White and Blue)"; "Heart to Heart"; "My Heart Went a Wandering"; also for the show, New Faces, song: "You Better Go Now." Home: Malvern, Pa. Address, c/o ASCAP.
Reid, Don (Donald David Reid), composer, author; b. Montreal, Can., Sept. 7, 1911. ASCAP 1942. Educ: McGill Univ. Works: Book of children's stories, Fable Carousel. Songs: "And Then I Looked at You", "Easter Sunday with You"; "Land of Dreams"; "The Old Square Dance is Back Again"; "The Gentleman Just Would Not Say Good Night"; "Remember Pearl Harbor"; "Santa Claus is on His Way"; "It's So Easy for You"; "It's a Horse and a Saddle for Me"; "Fight on, Corregidor"; "My Range in the Sky"; "One, Two, Three O'Lairy"; "Fight for Freedom", "The Marriage Brokers Daughter"; "Rolleo, Rolling Along"; "You're Not Fooling Anyone But Yourself'; "You're the Sweetest Thing"; "Love is a Dangerous Game"; "Gone, But Not Forgotten"; "River of Tears"; "I Still Feel the Same About You"; "A Sweetheart's Prayer." Home: Kew Garden Hills, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Reid, Reidy, composer, author; b. Roanoke, Va., Sept. 26, 1889; d. New York, N.Y., Oct. 25, 1946. ASCAP 1946. Member professional staff, music publishing houses. Songs: "3,121 Miles Away"; "Yankee Doodle Rainbow"; "You've Got Me Stopped"; "Just Love"; "Don't Ever Change Your Mind"; "A Sweetheart's Prayer." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Reif, Paul, composer; b. Prague, Czechoslovakia, March 23, 1910. ASCAP 1948. To U.S. 1941; citizen 1943. Educ.: high school and college, Vienna, 1915-26; Academie of Music, Vienna, studying counterpoint and conducting Bruno Walter and Richard |
Strauss, 1924-28; Sorbonne Univ., Paris, 1928-30. Child prodigy of the violin, studied with Erica Morina. Wrote music for stage and screen in Stockholm, Paris, and other European countries. World War II, U.S. Army Intelligence, 1942-45 (overseas). Former member of AKM and STIM. Songs: "I'm Just a Poor Street Singer"; "Sun Never Sets on AEF"; "My Face Is Dirty with Kisses"; "A Prairie Lullaby"; "Takes Two (Me Plus You)"; "Looking Glass Lake"; "They All Wanted You for Me"; "Cowboy Rhumba"; "You Stole My Wife, You Horsethief." Also, Dream Concerto, for piano. Home: New York, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Reiser, Alois, composer, cellist; b. Prague, Czechoslovakia, April 4, 1887. ASCAP 1942. Educ.: Prague Cons.; cello with Jan Burian; composition Anton Dvorak. Doctor of Music Univ. of Prague. As concert cellist toured Europe and with Bohemian Trio toured U.S. Later with Pittsburgh Symph. Orch. and New York Symph. as cellist. Returned to Prague, became conductor Prague Opera House. Toured U.S. 1914 with Diag-hileft Russian Ballet. Conductor Strand Theater, N.Y. 1918-29. To Hollywood 1929 to become musical director motion picture studio. Guest conductor San Francisco, Oakland, San Diego, and Los Angeles. Works for orch.: Slavic Rhapsody, symphonic poem; Erewhon; Prelude to Opera Gobi (Iris), prize N.Y. Philharmonic and Gobi, grand opera; Mount Rainier; Spanish Serenade; Little Coquette; Entre Nous; Chink Walk; A Summer Evening, tone poem; Palaneis Suite; Daphne, light opera. Chamber music: String Quartet in E Minor (Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge prize winner); String Quartet in C Major (National Broadcasting Co. prize); Trio for violin, cello and piano in E Minor (Pittsburgh Art Society Prize); Cello Concerto (Holly- |
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