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tor Jack Benny programs in radio. Songs: "Doodle, Doodle Doo"; "Down by the Winegar Woiks"; "Teach Me to Smile"; "The Whole World is Dreaming of Love"; "Gee But I Hate to Say Good Night"; "Contented"; "You're a Darling ; Tm Not Forgetting." Home: So. Norwalk, Conn. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Betzner, Jack F., composer; b. Newark, N.J., March 16, 1908. ASCAP 1942. Educ: at South Tenth St. Public School and Madison High School. Musician in many popular orchestras, organized own orchestra; hotel and radio attraction. World War II, Anned Forces, Sergeant, 372nd ASF Band, assigned to arrangement for thirty-five piece unit; under contract to score for motion pictures when inducted. Works: "Gypsy Violin"; "Gingerette"; "The Woof Woof Song (I'm in the Doghouse Now)", "Can I Canoe with You?"; "Melodies Bring Memories"; "The Chantecler Waltz"; "A Villa in the Sunset"; "There's a Blackout in My Blue Ridge Mountain Home"; "Oh Oh Oh Ophelia." Home: Elizabeth, N.J. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Bibo, Irving, composer, author, publisher; b. San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 22, 1889. ASCAP 1920 (director 1924-27). Entered music business 1914. Music publisher 1926 to 1934; now has own publishing house. Member of Songwriters' Protective Assn. (former secretary and treasurer). Honorary member Optimist International, member Masquers Club of Hollywood. Composer for stage and screen productions Letty Pepper, Afghan, and many interpolations in Ziegfeld Follies and Greenwich Village Follies. Songs: "Good Night Waltz"; "Sweet Little You"; "Chcrie"; "Am I Wasting My Time On Your; "Forever and a Day"; "My Annapolis and You"; "Where Are You, Girl of My Dreams?"; "Do You Believe in |
Dreams"; "Huggable Kissable You"; "Old Man Atom"; "All Things are Passing"; "Sousa's March of the Blues"; also "The Stanford Scalp Song"; "Sing U.C.L.A."; "Fight on for Michigan State"; (all official student body songs). Home: Rancho El Nido, Chatsworth, Calif.
Bierman, Bernard, composer, author, lawyer; b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 26, 1908. ASCAP 1947. Educ: public schools; George Washington High School; New York Univ.; Brooklyn Law School, Bachelor of Laws. Practiced law from 1932-42. Wrote college and fraternity shows. In U.S. Army, World War II, Aug. 1942-45. Became staff writer popular music publishing house, New York, 1947. Works: "Get a Move on, Cowboy"; "I'm Boaming from My Home in Wyoming"; "What More Can I Ask For?"; ^Unless It Can Happen With You"; "Midnight Masquerade"; "This is the Inside Story"; "Forgiving You"; "The Hills of Colorado"; "My Cousin Lou-ella"; "Too Many Kisses"; The Love of Two Cabbages (operetta). Home: Brooklyn, N.Y. Address: c/0 ASCAP.
Bilotti, Anton, composer, pianist; b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 17, 1906. ASCAP 1936. Educ.: Royal Cons, of Naples (scholarship) 1915-21; De Rosay School, Pans, 1924-25; Mac-Jennett School, Paris, 1924-26; with Busoni, Vladimir de Pachmann, and Leopold Godowsky; orchestration with Maurice Ravel. Debut as pianist, New York 1921; toured in Europe and U.S. Works: Spanish Dance; two Piano Concertos; Tango Triste; Puck Dance; Elfin Dance; Chorale; Night in Granada; Prelude; Firefly; Symphony for orchestra; Violin Concerto; Poem for saxophone and orchestra; Nocturne and Scherzo for orch.; Suite for band; Quintette for piano and strings; Suite for string quartet; Suite for flute and string orch.; Roman Suite for string orchestra; Burlesque Dance, |
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