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Sea Drift (symphonic poem); Violin Concerto; Dance Suite; Seven Ages (suite); Symphony No. 2; Carmel Concerto. Also numerous art songs. Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Carr, Leon, composer, author, arranger; b. Allentown, Pa., June 12, 1910. ASCAP 1945. Educ.: Allen-town High School; Pennsylvania State Coll., Bachelor of Arts. Piano with private teachers for seven years. Began playing with dance bands at sixteen; composer of musical comedies in college. Organized band, then to New York as composer and arranger for popular orchestras. Works: "Goblins in the Steeple" (instrumental and vocal); "Counterpoint a la Mode"; "Oft the Record"; "Oriental Nocturne"; "Amateur Night in Harlem"; "Mirage"; "Frisco Fog"; "A Man Could Be A Wonderful Thing"; "The Turtle Song"; "He Like It! She Like It!"; "There's No Tomorrow"; "I'm Not Too Sure of My L* Amour"; "If You Smile At the Sun." Home: 10 Downing St., New York 14, N.Y.
Carreau, Margaret, composer; b. Bedford, Pa., Jan. 23, 1899. ASCAP 1950. Educ: Bedford and Hollidays-burg, Pa. public schools. Studied organ with Katherine Wolff; Oliver Denton; Kate S. Chittenden. Played organ and piano local churches, also with high school orch. To New York, accompanist, also played for rehearsals and auditions at theater for three years. Songs: "Thy Heart and the Sea"; "Comparison"; "Eventide"; "Query"; "Rapture"; "Sea Nocturne"; "Pastures of Soul"; "You and I Together." Home: Oxford, Md.
Carroll, Carroll, author; b. New York, N.Y., April 11, 1902. ASCAP 1950. Educ.: public and private schools, New York and Buffalo; Hyde Park High School, Chicago. Advertising ana printing business, New York, 1919-26. Wrote sketches and lyrics |
for Cherry Pie Revue, New York, 1926. Free-lance magazine, newspaper, and theatrical work and press agent, 1926-32. Wrote sketch for Garrick Gaieties. Editorial supervisor of radio programs; created and wrote Kraft Music Hall, ten years. World War II, O.W.I, consultant. Songs: "You Are the One"; "Moonlight on a White Picket Fence"; "I Met My Baby in Macy's"; "Time Has Come to Bid You Adieu", "Mish-Mosh Polka"; "Tell Ya Momma"; "Why Woncha"; "Never Ask a Man if He's From Texas." Home: Beverly Hills, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Carroll, Earl, author, theatrical producer; b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 16, 1893; d. Mt. Carmel, Pa. (plane crash), June 17, 1948. ASCAP 1914. At the age of ten began theatrical career as program boy; at sixteen worked his way around the world; 1912-17 staff songwriter New York music publishing house. Wrote lyrics for So Long Letty, Canary Cottage, and other shows. Pilot, U.S. Army Air Corps, in World War I. Theatrical manager, 1919. Opened first Earl Carroll Theater, New York, 1922-36, with series of productions, Earl Carroll Vanities, thirteen in all. Also two "Sketchbook" revues. Built second Earl Carroll Theater, New York 1931. Former motion-picture producer. Authority on theater and stage construction. Built Earl Carroll Restaurant in Hollywood 1939. Producer of more than sixty legitimate productions and author of several New York stage shows. Songs: "Isle D'Amour"; "Dreams of Long Ago"; "Give Me All of You"; "One Look at You"; "While We Dance"; "Just the Way You Are"; "I Never Knew"; "Dreaming." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Carroll, Gene, composer, author, radio artist; b. Chicago, 111., April 18, 1898. ASCAP 1940. Radio entertainer, member of team, "Gene and |
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