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I've Worked Eight Hours This Day. [Comic song].
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Felix McGlennon
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John S. Baker
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I've Worked Eight Hours This Day. [Comic song].
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Felix McGlennon
Never, Never No More!
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Charles Warren
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Gustave H. Kline
They're All Very Fine & Large.
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F. Bowyer
Waiting! Waiting! Waiting!
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Joseph Tabrar
Popular Songs Sung By Tony Pastor, America's Own Comic Vocalist. Whoa! Emma.
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John Read
"You Know."
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Arthur Lloyd
Luddy! Fuddy! The Cracksman's Chant.
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D. Graham
Good Bye My Honey I'm Gone.
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M. H. Rosenfeld
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F. Belasco
He Is Irish. Comic Character Song.
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Loren Bragdon
Only A Little Paper Parcel.
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Eardley Turner
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John S. Baker
No Father-No Mother-No Home. An Incident of City Life, revealed by a fatal Accident (From the Evening Telegram (N.Y.), September 2, 1881.
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George Cooper
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William Dwyer
No Father-No Mother-No Home. An Incident of City Life, revealed by a fatal Accident (From the Evening Telegram (N.Y.), September 2, 1881.
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George Cooper
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William Dwyer
O'Leary at the Crossing. Irish Ballad.
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Wallace Irwin
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M. P.
Songs of the Great Sketch and Character Artists Harrigan & Hart. Are You There Moriarity? Song and Chorus.
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David Braham
Taking in the Town. Song.
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Edward Harrigan
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Dave Braham
Vocal Selections From The Singing Girl. A Comic Opera in 3 Acts. Do You Follow Me? Topical Song from "The Singing Girl."
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Victor Herbert
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Stanislaus Stange
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Harry B. Smith
He Won't Be Happy Till He Gets It.
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Victor Herbert
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Glen MacDonough
He Won't Be Happy Till He Gets It.
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Victor Herbert
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Glen MacDonough
'Till My Luck Comes Rolling Along.
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George M. Cohan
The Law Must Be Obeyed.
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Irving Berlin
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Irving Berlin
Run Home and Tell Your Mother. [cover autographed by Irving Berlin].
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Irving Berlin
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Irving Berlin
Gee, Officer Krupke.
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The Bromo-Seltzer Collection of 54 Popular Songs. Complete and Unabridged. Full Music Size With Piano & Organ Accompaniment. Hi-Tiddley-Hi-Ti, or, I'm All Right.
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E. W. Rogers
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Geo. Le Brunn
The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous.
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Dan McAvoy
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