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The Duke of West Point; Son of the Sheik; Night at the Trocadero. Broadway shows: Provincetoum Follies; Nine O'clock Revue (three editions); Park Avenue Politics; Life and Loves of Dorian Gray. Author of How to Crash Tin Pan Alley; Great Waltzes; A Day at the Fair; Great Composers; The Life of Stephen Foster. Songs: "One Arabian Night"; "Where Could I Go"; "Drink It Down"; "John Bimba"; "Thank You Thanksgiving"; "West Point Hop"; "Funny Little Bunny"; "Tally Ho"; "I Fell All Over Myself; "Wild Maracus"; "Just Before the Dawn"; "One Rainy Day"; "One Lovely Nighty "The Song Tschaikowsky Wrote." Home: Santa Monica, Calif. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Jones, Clarence M., composer, piano-roll recording artist; b. Wilmington, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1889; d. New York, N.Y., June 1, 1949. ASCAP 1940. Educ: Wilmington public schools; high school, Cincinnati. Music with private teachers; piano Albino Garni; theory, counterpoint, Van der Stucken; piano, Louis Adler; violin, instrumentation, Chas. Singer, Cincinnati. For ten years conductor orchestras in motion-picture houses, Chicago. To New York 1932, pianist, arranger for Southernaires, until 1939. Since then active social service work Harlem Salvation Army Canteen. Songs and instrumentals: "One Wonderful Night"; "The Twilight, the Rose and You"; "Am I a Butterfly?"; "The Old Home"; "Swanee in Spring"; "'Mid the Pyramids"; "Sitting at a Table for Two"; "You're All the World to Me"; "Only You"; "On the Day You Said Goodbye"; "Under the Same Old Moon"; "My Old Swanee Home"; "Autumn Colors"; "Walkin Thru Mockingbird Lane"; "The Lord's Prayer." Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Jones, David Hugh, composer; b. Jackson, Ohio, Feb. 25, 1900. ASCAP 1942. Educ.: Guilmant Organ School, |
New York; American Cons., Fontaine-bleau, France. Private study with Dr. T. Tertius Noble, Dr. Wm. C. Carl, Dr. Clement R. Gale, Henri Libert, Andre Bloch. Charter member of Westminster Choir College; director of music at Princeton Seminary; since 1934 director of Princeton Theological Seminary Choir. Fellow, Amer. Guild of Organists, honorary Doctor of Mus., Washington and Jefferson College, 1940. Composed many musical settings for standard poems, biblical works incl.: "Build Thee More Stately Mansions"; "Faith"; "Life Has Loveliness to Sell"; "O Holy Light"; "O Praise The Lord"; "God Thou Art Love"; also Hymns and Anthems for Children, Sets I, II, and III. Home: 177 Jefferson Rd., Princeton, N.J. |
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Jones, Heywood S., composer, merchant; b. Bangor, Maine, May 24, 1891. ASCAP 1944. Educ.: high school, Bangor, Me.; Peekskill Military Acad.; Phillips Andover Acad., Dartmouth College. Veteran of World War I, Chemical Warfare Service. Musical from childhood. Organizer and former bandmaster of American Legion Boys' Band; member Bangor Band; member Bangor Symphony Orchestra, director, Anah Temple Shrine Band, all Bangor, Me. Instructor of piano accordion for twelve years. Marches: On the Way; Libertas; Hot Sands; Right in Step; Pride of Maine; Brass on Parade; Army Ground Forces Band; Music Camp; Lynn Item Centennial March. Band concert numbers: Four Rhythmic Dances (suite); A Gypsy Carnival (tone picture with vocal arr.); Band arrangement of Czardas by V. Monti; Woodland Fan-tasie. Band novelties: At the Circus, At the Minstrel Show; The Honeymoon Express; The Alarm Clock (for girls' trio with band). Also school, college and club songs. Home and studio: 16 Somerset St., Bangor, Maine. |
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