90 gay nineties favorites
By: Compiled and edited by David Nelson
Contributors: Frey, Hugo, 1873-1952
Series: Mammoth series -- no. 17; Mammoth series -- no. 17.
Publisher: Robbins Music Corp.
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Popular music
Other titles: Gay nineties favorites.
Notes: Rev. ed. of Robbins mammoth collection of songs of the gay nineties, edited and arr. by Hugo Frey [c1942]

For voice and piano, with guitar chords.
Table of contents: title: Absence makes the heart grow fonder.; title: After the ball.; title: At a Georgia camp metting.; title: The band played on.; title: The bear went over the mountain.; title: Beautiful brown eyes.; title: A bicycle built for two (Daisy Bell).; title: Bill Bailey, won't you please come home?; title: A bird in a gilded cage.; title: Bonnie Eloise.; title: The bowery.; title: Comrades.; title: The darktown strutters ball.; title: Dear old girl.; title: Does true love ever run smooth?; title: Dreaming.; title: Emmet's lullaby.; title: For he's a jolly good fellow.; title: Frankie and Johnny.; title: The gang that sang "Heart of my heart".; title: Give my regards to Broadway.; title: Good-night, ladies.; title: Hail! Hail! The gangs all here.; title: Hello! Ma baby.; title: A hot time in the old town tonight.; title: Ida, sweet as apple cider.; title: I don't care.; title: I don't want to play in your yard.; title: If we can't be the same old sweethearts (We'll just be the same old friends).; title: I guess I'll have to telegraph my baby.; title: I'll take you home again, Kathleen.; title: I'm a ding dong daddy from Dumas.; title: In my merry Oldsmobile.; title: In the evening by the moonlight.; title: In the gloaming.; title: In the good old summertime.; title: In the shade of the old apple tree.; title: Just because she made them goo-goo eyes.; title: Kentucky babe.; title: Little Annie Rooney.; title: Little brown jug.; title: The man on the flying trapeze.; title: The mansion of aching hearts.; title: The man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo.; title: Mary's a grand old name.; title: Meet me in St. Louis, Louis.; title: M-O-T-H-E-R (A word that means the world to me).; title: My gal Sal.; title: My Nelly's blue eyes.; title: My sweetheart's the man in the moon.; title: My wild Irish rose.; title: Nobody.; title: No! No! A thousand times no!; title: Oh! My darling Clementine.; title: On a Saturday night.; title: On a Sunday afternoon.; title: On the banks of the Wabash.; title: Pal of my cradle days.; title: Peggy O'Neil.; title: A picture no artist can paint.; title: The quilting party (I was seeing Nellie Home).; title: Reuben and Rachel.; title: Roll on, silver moon.; title: The rose of Tralee.; title: A rose with a broken stem.; title: 'Round her neck she wears a yellow ribbon.; title: She is more to be pitied than censured.; title: She was happy 'til she met you.; title: The sidewalks of New York (East side, west side).; title: Silver threads among the gold.; title: Somebody stole my gal.; title: Somebody's waiting for me.; title: The spider and the fly.; title: The sunshine of paradise alley.; title: Sweet Rosie O'Grady.; title: Ta ra ra boom der-e.; title: There is a tavern in the town.; title: Under the bamboo tree.; title: Wabash blues.; title: Wait till the sun shines, Nellie.; title: Wang wang blues.; title: We never speak as we pass by.; title: We won't go home until morning.; title: What you gonna do when the rent comes 'round?; title: When the robins nest again.; title: When you were sweet sixteen.; title: When you wore a tulip (And I wore a big red rose).; title: While strolling thru the park one day.; title: Will you love me in December (As you do in May?).; title: You're a grand old flag.; title: You tell me your dream (I'll tell you mine).