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Jean, Elsie |
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High School, New York. In Hollywood scoring motion pictures. Songs: "Isn't This a Night for Lover; "And the Big Bad Wolf is Dead"; "If It Isn't Love"; "Dilly Dally"; "Rhythm in My Heart"; "It Can Happen to You"; "Buy a Kiss"; "Romantic ; "The Penthouse Serenade"; "You Alone"; "Out of the Blue"; "Sincerely Yours." Home: Los Angeles, Calif. Address. c/o ASCAP.
Jean, Elsie, composer, author, radio artist, editor, lecturer; b. New York, N.Y., May 14, 1907. ASCAP 1941. Early musical educ. with mother, piano; composition, Herman Spietlor; Columbia Univ.; National Cons, of Music (scholarship). Carl Schurz Society prize $1000 1927. Conducted own radio program for five years; wrote scripts and appeared as lecturer to parent teacher groups. Author of special articles Women's Features, N.Y. Evening Sun and other newspapers. Author of several hundred musical and other works in field of musical education for children including books: Sing With Mother Goose; A Merrie Menagerie; Adventures of Fairy Tinkle Toes; Old Fables and Pictures; Wild Flowers and Elves; Sing a Song of Good Health; Wee Robins Christmas Song; Singing As We Go; The Children s Hour Series. Worked with Dr. Walter Damrosch on Universal School Series; musical stories, groups of twelve piano compositions. Also art songs: "I Love You So"; "Song of My Heart"; "Come Love Me." Choral work On Hills of Freedom. Original recordings fairy tales. Home: 945 Madison Ave., New York 21, N.Y.
Jenkins, Gordon, composer, author, conductor, arranger; b. Webster Groves, Mo., May 12, 1910. ASCAP 1935. Educ.: public schools. At fifteen won first prize ukulele contest; then ban joist in orchestra, St. Louis; radio performer, staff pianist, St. |
Louis; conductor and professional arranger. Arranger and musical director Broadway musical The Show Is On 1937. Musical director, N.B.C., on West Coast 1938. Since then active in radio and motion-picture scoring in Hollywood. Songs: Blue Prelude"; "You Have Taken My Heart"; "When a Woman Loves a Man"; "P.S. I Love You"; "Blue Evening"; "Ev'ry Time"; "Goodbye"; "Indian Giver"; "Maybe She'll Remember"; "Saddest Man in Town"; "San Fernando Valley"; "When You Climb Those Golden Stairs"; "Homesick, That's All"; "Goin' Back to Brooklyn"; "Tick Tally Roo"; "Manhattan Tower"; "Tzena Tzena Tzena." Home: Pacific Palisades, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Jentes, Harry, composer, pianist; b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 28. ASCAP 1915. Instrumental works: California Sunshine; Cats Pajamas; Spell of the Bayou (piano solo). Songs: "Put Me To Sleep With An Old Fashioned Melody"; "I Don't Want to Get Well (I'm In Love With a Beautiful Nurse)"; "All By Myself; "At the Fountain of Youth"; "Honor Thy Father and Mother"; "Way Down Barcelona Way"; "Some Girls Do"; "He May Be Old, But He's Got Young Ideas"; "Lazy Mary Will You Get Up (Before the Sun Goes Down)"; "The Dutchess Threw Her Crutches Away." Home: New York, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Jerome, Jerome, composer, author; b. New York, N.Y., June 1, 1906. ASCAP 1936. Educ.: Cornell Univ., Bachelor of Arts. Songs: "Mamma, I Wanna Make Rhythm"; "I Wanna Know All About You"; "Country Boy"; "So Red the Rose"; "Love is Like a Cigarette"; "Over a Bowl of Suki Yaki"; "The Harlem Waltz"; "I Saw a Ship a-Sailing"; "Under the Woo Woo Tree." Home: Saranac Lake, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP. |
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