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became musical conductor, Wellington Opera House, New Zealand 1904. Then three years at National Theater, Sydney. Wrote many songs for musical revues in New York and Europe, including Sky High; June Days; The Girl in Stateroom B. Wrote shows for Columbia Circuit, Broadway, New York. Wrote and conducted at the Shubert Theater. Wrote and conducted musical revues in Toronto, Robinson Crusoe and Cinderella. To Australia 1936-37, wrote music and |
special material for De Crazy Show, conducting same. Wrote and conducted West End Revue, London, 1937; returned to U.S. 1937. Special material and musical revues for burlesque. Charter member S.P.A. Songs: "Let It Rain"; "All I Want Is Love"; ]]Waltz of Love"; "Lonely Melody"; "Harmonica Song"; "You're Too Good for Good for Nothin Me"; "Hop Skip and Jump"; "Honolulu Mary'; Tm Coming Back to You." Home: 91 McKinley St., Baldwin, N.Y. |
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Eager, Edward (Edward McMaken Eager), author; b. Toledo, Ohio, June 20, 1911. ASCAP 1946. Educ.: Toledo public schools; Tome School; Harvard" Univ. 1935. Musical shows: After the Ball; The Burglar's Opera; Dream with Music; Sing Out, Sweet Land; The Liar; Desire Under the Elms. Operas: Pieces of Eight; Elephants in Congress. Songs: "Love at Second Sight"; "Farewell My Lovely"; "The Girl in the Front Porch Swing"; "Where"; "As I Was Going Along"; "Goodbye, John." Home: 345 W. 55 St., New York 19, N.Y.
Ealdn, Vera O., composer, pianist, organist; b. Emlenton, Pa., Aug. 6, 1900. ASCAP 1943. Educ.: State College, Slippery Rock, Pa.; New England Cons.; Ernest Hutcheson, Chautauqua, N.Y. Radio staff pianist, teacher, coach, and accompanist. Songs: "Ay, Gitanos"; "Flamenco"; "What of that Midnight Long Ago"; "Gypsy Moon"; "Blind Eyes"; TTo Live and Dream" (Sonnet); "Wind and Girl"; "Without A Penny" (Encore). Address: 141 E. 62 St., New York 21, N.Y.
Earhart, Will, composer, conductor, educator, author; b. Franklin, Ohio, April 1, 1871. ASCAP 1939. Educ.: Franklin High School; violin, voice, |
piano, counterpoint with private teachers, Dayton, Cincinnati, Chicago. Hon. Doctor of Music, Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1920. Composer of songs for children, arranger of choruses, texts, piano accompaniments, choral conductor, author of books on music, contributor to musical magazines. School supervisor 1900-12, in various cities of Ohio and Indiana; director of music in public schools of Pittsburgh 1912; lecturer in music 1913-18; 1918-21, professor School of Education, Pittsburgh; lecturer Carnegie Inst, of Technology, Pittsburgh, 1921-40. Author: The Eloquent Baton; Music to the Listening Ear; The Meaning and Teaching of Music; Choral Technics. Songs: "Here Amid the Shady Wood"; "Dedication"; "Hark, How Still"; "I Love Thee"; "Cradle Song"; "Request"; "Golden Sun Shining; "Tomorrow"; "Vouchsafe, O Lord ; "If Thou Be Near"; "Blessed Redeemer"; "Leave Me in Sorrow"; "As From The Sun A Ray"; "Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair ; "Ring, Ring de Banjo." Home: 1969 S.W. Park Ave., Portland 1, Oregon.
East, Ed, composer, author, motion-picture and radio actor; b. Blooming-ton, Ind., Apr. 4, 1894; d. New York, N.Y., Jan. 18, 1952. ASCAP 1942. Educ.: high school; one year |
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