Hobart, George V. (George Vere), 1867-1926
Hobart, George V. 1867-1926
George V. Hobart American writer and lyricist
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George V. Hobart
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American writer and lyricist
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Hobart, George V.
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1867-1926
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100 1 _ ‡a Hobart, George V. ‡q (George Vere), ‡d 1867-1926
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100 1 _ ‡a Hobart, George V. ‡q (George Vere), ‡d 1867-1926
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100 1 _ ‡a Hobart, George V. ‡q (George Vere), ‡d 1867-1926
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Hobart, George V.
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(George Vere),
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1867-1926
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Lott, Noah,
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1867-1926
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McHugh, Hugh,
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1867-1926
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Algy |
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| Alice O'Grady |
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| By the sycamore tree |
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| D. Dinkelspiel [MI] 1900 |
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| Dear old Fairyland. |
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| I don't want to marry a man with gold |
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| Dove said coo! coo! won't you come along and woo |
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| Experience |
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| Far off is Erins Island far rolls the sea between |
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| Finale, Act 1. |
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| La Hermana blanca |
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| In Paris. |
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| Irish girl I love she's far across the sea |
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| The Musical gypsy. |
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| My dear old chum. |
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| My Gloriana! |
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| My Irish maid. |
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| My little pet chicken. |
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| My toast to you. |
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| The New Yorkers. |
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| Oh! My! Mamie! |
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| Old Dutch. |
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| On Broadway. |
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| On Chestnut Street. |
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| Opening Act II. |
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| Out for the coin |
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| Panama. |
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| Peaches. |
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| People will talk, you know. |
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| Peter F. Dailey in the big musical comedy, Hodge, Podge & Co. adapted from the German by Geo. V. Hobart ; lyrics by Walter H. Ford ; music by John W. Bratton. |
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| Poppy. |
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| Pourquoi? |
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| Pretending. |
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| Pretty Polly. |
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| Put your loving arms around me, dearie. |
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| Rich-man, poor-man, beggar-man, thief. |
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| The Rogers Brothers in London. |
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| Rosalind. |
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| Rosemary Lee. |
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| Roses three. |
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| Rosie Lee. |
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| Sallie, mah hot tamale! : Sallie, my hot tamale! |
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| Sayonara. |
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| Selection of Irish musicals scores, printed in the United States, United Kingdom and Ireland |
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| The Shamrock of Ireland. |
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| The silly syclopedia, c1905 |
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| Since Papa became a billionaire. |
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| Skidoo! 1906 |
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| Sleep time my honey. |
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| So different! |
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| Some beautiful day. |
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| Sonny. |
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| Southern lullaby : for mixed voices S.A.T.B. |
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| The Spanish serenade. |
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| Strolling. |
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| Superstitions. |
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| Sweet wireless whispers. |
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| Sweetheart mine. |
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| Take care little girl, take care. |
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| Talk, talk, talk. |
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| Tangorilla. |
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| That is love! |
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| That's all I ask of you. |
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| There's a raft of money in graft! Graft! Graft! |
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| There's only one little old New York. |
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| They follow me everywhere. |
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| To whit says the old gray owl |
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| Top o' the mornin'. |
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| U dearie. |
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| The Village band. |
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| I want a man to love me. |
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| I want to go shopping. |
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| When far from your side dear I wander |
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| When I rode the choo choo cars. |
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| When sweet sixteen. |
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| While the big old world rolls round. |
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| White Sister (Pel·lícula cinematogràfica) |
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| Who is to blame? : Quarreling, quarreling |
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| Whoop daddy ooden dooden day. |
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| Wild rose. |
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| Wildfire |
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| The Yankee girl. |
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| You dream of me, dear. |
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| You should worry says John Henry |
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| You're the only girl he loves. |
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| Your're the nicest man I ever saw. |
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| Ziegfeld Follies, 1914. |
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