Popular Songs, 1917

	All the World Will Be Jealous of Me(Ernest R. Ball, music; Al Dubin, lyrics)
	America, Here's My Boy
	American Patrol (F.W. Meacham)
	Any Time's Kissing Time (from Chu Chin Chow) (F. Norton)
	Arizona (Melville Gideon)
	Baby (You're the Sweetest Baby I Know) (Nat D. Ayer)
	Beale Street Blues (W.C. Handy)
	The Bells of St. Mary's (A. Emmett Adams, music; Douglas Furber, lyrics)
	Bring Back My Daddy to Me (George W. Meyer, music; William Tracey, Howard Johnson, lyrics)
	Darktown Strutter's Ball (Shelton Brooks)
	Deep River (spiritual, arr. H.T. Burleigh)
	Dixieland Jazz Band One-Step
	Down Honolulu Way (Burnett & Burke)
	Everybody's Gone Crazy 'Bout the Doggone Blues (Turner Layton, music; Henry Creamer, lyrics)
	For Me and My Gal (George W. Meyer, music; Edgar Leslie, E. Ray Goetz, lyrics)
	Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride (Geoffrey O'Hara, music; James Thomson, lyrics)

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Columbia advertisement for recordings by French singers La Presse, February 3, 1917, p. 11

	Goodbye Broadway, Hello France (Billy Baskette, music; C. Francis Reisner, Benny Davis, lyrics)
	Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here (William Gilbert, Arthur Sullivan; adapted by Theodora and Theodore F. Morse)
	Hawaiian Butterfly (Joseph Santly, Billy Baskette, music; George A. Little, lyrics)
	Hindustan (Oliver G. Wallace, Harold Weeks)
	I May Be Gone for A Long, Long Time (Albert Von Tilzer, music; Lew Brown, lyrics)
	I'm Always Chasing Rainbows (from Oh Look!) (Harry Carroll, music; Joseph McCarthy, lyrics)
	Indiana (James F. Hanley, music; Ballard Macdonald, lyrics)
	It's a Mighty Good World After All (Geoffrey O'Hara, music; Robert Service, lyrics)
	Johnson Rag (Guy Hall, Henry Kleinkauf)
	Jump Jim Crow (Sigmund Romberg, music; Rida Johnson Young, lyrics)
	Just My Love (from Three Cheers) (H. Darewski)
	Leave It to Jane (Jerome Kern, music; P.G. Wodehouse, lyrics)
	Lily of the Valley (Anatole Friedland, music; L. Wolfe Gilbert, lyrics)
	Livery Stable Blues (Original Dixieland Jazz Band)
	Lorraine, My Beautiful Alsace Lorraine (Fred Fisher, music; Alfred Bryan, lyrics)
	MacNamara's Band (Shamus O'Conner, music; John J. Stamford, lyrics)
	Mademoiselle from Armentières (Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo) (trad.; Lieutenant Gitz Rice, lyrics)

Hawaiian guitar music and songs about Hawaii were popular. This advertisement lists recordings by Ben Hokea, a Hawaiian guitarist who lived and recorded in Canada; La Presse, January 2, 1920, p. 2

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Advertisement for recordings of popular Irish songs, in honour of St. Patrick's Day, Toronto Daily Star, March 13, 1918, p. 13

	Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! (Abe Olman, music; Ed Rose, lyrics)
	Over There (George M. Cohan)
	Sailin' Away on the Henry Clay (Egbert Van Alstyne, music; Gus Kahn, lyrics)
	Send Me a Curl (Geoffrey O'Hara)
	Send Me Away with a Smile (Al Piantadosi, music; Louis Weslyn, lyrics)
	The Siren's Song (Jerome Kern, music; P. G. Wodehouse, lyrics)
	Smiles (Lee S. Robert, music; J. Will Callahan, lyrics)
	Some Sort of Somebody (from Vanity Fair) (Jerome Kern)
	Someone Else May be There (While I'm Gone)
	Sweet Little Buttercup (Herman Paley, music; Alfred Bryan, lyrics)
	There's a Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl (from Three Cheers) (Fred Fisher, music; Grant Clarke, lyrics)
	There's a Long, Long Trail (Zo Elliott, music; Stoddard King, lyrics)
	They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me (Fred Fisher, music; Joseph McCarthy, lyrics)
	Till the Clouds Roll By (Jerome Kern, music; P.G. Wodehouse, lyrics)
	Wait Till the Cows Come Home (from Jack O'Lantern) (Ivan Caryll, music; Anne Caldwell, lyrics)
	When Shall I Again See Ireland? (Victor Herbert, music; Henry Blossom, lyrics)
	Where the Morning Glories Grow (Richard Whiting, music; Gus Kahn, Raymond B. Egan, lyrics)
	Will You Remember? (from Maytime) (Sigmund Romberg, music; Rida Johnson Young, lyrics)

References for Song Lists

Popular Songs, 1914-1918

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