Music from the New York stage, Volume IV : 1917-1920.
(Music on CD)

Disc 1. . Oh, boy? : Till the clouds roll by (Tom Powers) ; You never knew about me (Tom Powers) ; Rolled into one ; Till the clouds roll by (Anna Wheaton)

Eileen : The Irish have a great day to-night (Scott Welsh, ensemble) ; Ireland, my sireland (Vernon Stiles) ; Free trade and a misty moon (Greek Evans, ensemble) ; The Irish have a great day to-night

The passing show of 1917 : The awkward age (Irene Franklin)

Hitchy-koo : Six times six is thirty-six ; I'd like to be a monkey in the zoo (Frances White)

Ziegfield follies of 1917 : That's the kind of a baby for me (Eddie Cantor)

Becky is back in the ballet (Fanny Brice) ; The modern maiden's prayer (Eddie Cantor)

No place like home (Bert Williams)

Maytime : Will you remember? (John Charles Thomas)

Doing our bit : The wild wild women ; I'm the brother of Lily of the Valley (Henry Lewis)

The land of joy : Alegrias (LaCalle's Spanish Orchestra)

Odds and ends of 1917 : Fancy you fancying me

The further it is from Tipperary (Jack Norworth)

The star gazer : If you only knew (John Charles Thomas)

Ziegfield midnight frolic : M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i ; Go-zin-to (Frances White)

Cohan revue of 1918 : The man who put the germ in Germany ; Regretful blues (Nora Bayes).

Disc 2. Sinbad : Rock-a-bye your baby ; Some beautiful morning ; On the road to Calais ; Swanee ; Chloe ; There's a lump of sugar down in Dixie ; Tell that to the Marines ; I'll say she does ; Hello Central, give me no man's land ; I gave her that ; I wonder why she kept on saying "Si-Si-Si-Senor"

Avalon

'N everything ; You ain't heard nothing yet (Al Jolson) ; How'd you like to be my Daddy? (Farber Sisters)

Oh, look? : I'm always chasing rainbows (Harry Fox)

Why worry? : I'm an Indian (Fanny Brice) ; Avon Comedy Four : Hungarian restaurant scene (Avon Comedy Four)

Ladies first : Without you ; Prohibition blues ; Just like a gypsy (Nora Bayes)

The Bohemian girl : The heart bowed down (Henri Scott)

She's a good fellow : The bull frog patrol (Duncan Sisters).

Disc 3. Monte Cristo, Jr. : I always think I'm up in heaven (Watson Sisters) ; Sahara (Esther Walker) ; Who played poker with Pocahontas? (Fannie Watson)

Ziegfield follies of 1919 : When they're old enough to know better (Eddie Cantor) ; My baby's arms (John Steel) ; When the moon shines on the moonshine (Bert Williams) ; You don't need the wine to have a wonderful time (Cantor) ; Mandy (Van & Schenck) ; You'd be surprised (Cantor) ; Tulip time (John Steel) ; Sweet kisses (Van & Schenck) ; Oh, the last rose of summer (Cantor) ; It's nobody's business but my own (Bert Williams) ; I've got my Captain working for me now (Cantor) ; A pretty girl is like a melody (John Steel)

Greenwich Village follies of 1919 : When my baby smiles at me (Ted Lewis & His Orchestra)

Oh, what a girl! : Oh, what a girl (Sam Ash)

Apple blossoms : You are free ; Little girls, goodbye (John Charles Thomas)

Irene : Alice blue gown ; Irene ; Castle of dreams ; To be worthy of you ; Sky rocket (Edith Day)

My lady friends : I want to spread a little sunshine (Jack Norworth).