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Adorable" (The Alphabet Song); "Your#Voice">; "Powder and Paint"; 'Too Young." Home: Fort Lee, New Jersey. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Little, George A., author; b. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 25, 1890; d. New York, N.Y., June 2, 1946. ASCAP 1921. Edna: public schools; Christian Brothers College, St. Louis As youth began song writing and later joined staff of music publishing houses, Chicago and New York. Songs: "Mother (V Mine"; "When I Was a Dreamer and You Were My Dream", "Hawaiian Butterfly", "Sweet Sugar Babe"; "Sweet Mama, Your Papa's Getting Mad", "You're in Kentucky, Sure's You're Born"; "They Needed a Song-biid in Heaven, So God Took Caruso Away"; "Too Tired (to wash the Dishes)"; "I'm Knee Deep in Daisies"; "So Tired." Address. Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Little, Jack (Little Jack Little), composer, author, pianist, singer, radio artist; b. London, England, May 28, 1900. ASCAP 1928. To U.S. in youth. Edna: Univ. of Iowa, organized university band. Gave up pre-medical course to make music his career. Pianist and singer, became radio attraction, known as Little jack Little "Cheerful Little Earful.'' Toured country with dance band, featured in hotels and clubs. Songs: "A Shantv in Old Shanty Town"; "Hold Me"; "Jealous"; "You're a Heavenly Thing", "At the Baby Parade"; ' "There's Oceans of Love by the Beautiful Sea"; "I Promise You." Home: Hollywood, Ha. Address: tf ASCAP.
Livingston, Jay Harold, composer; b. McDonald, Pa., March 28, 1915. ASCAP 1945. Educ: McDonald public schools; Univ. of Pa., Bachelor of Arts 1937. Studied piano with Harry Archer, Pittsburgh; orchestration and composition with Harl McDonald. Organized college dance or- |
chestra; traveled on cruises playing in band. Pianist and vocal arranger for radio; wrote special material and songs for Olsen and Johnson. In armed forces, World War II. To Hollywood 1944. Under contract motion picture company since 1945. Picture credits inch: Monsieur Beau-caire; My Favorite Brunette; The Paleface; Sorrowful Jones; My Friend Irma; Fancy Pants; The Lemon-drop Kid. Songs: "G'Byc Now"; "Stuff Like That There"; "A Square In the Social Circle"; |To Each His Own"; "Golden Earrings"; "Buttons and Bows" (Acad. Award 1948); "A Thousand Violins"; "The Streets of Laredo"; "Copper Canyon"; "Mona Lisa" (Acad. Award 1950); "I'll Always Love You"; "Silver Bells"; "The Mating Season", "Home Cookin'"; "My Love Loves Me." Home: Hollywood, Calif. Address: c/c ASCAP.
Livingston, Jerry, composer, author; b. Denver, Colo., March 25, 1909. ASCAP 1933. Of professional parents. Educ.: Univ. of Arizona, piano, theory, harmony. In youth, professional pianist with dance orchestra in Denver. Organized own dance orchestra on campus; during freshman vear wrote annual musical show, The Senior Follies. To New York 1932; professional pianist several years with dance orchestras. Wrote The Hollywood Revels show 1938. Organized own orchestra 1940, played hotels, broadcast over various networks. Retired from orch. work 1941; established as songwriter. Organized own music publishing company. Former president, Songwriters' Guild of America; member, Dramatists' Guild. Piano suite: Young Man of Manhattan. Songs: "Darkness on the Delta"; "Sunday Down in Caiolina"; "Under a Blanket of Blue"; "Talk of the Town"; "Invitation to a Dance"; "The Shag"; "Sixty Seconds Got Together"; "Just a Kid Named Joe"; "Close to You"; "What's the Good Word, Mr. |
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