Madden, Edward, 1878-1952
Madden, Edward
Edward Madden
VIAF ID: 45957684 (Personal)
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1878-1952
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (25)
5xx's: Related Names (2)
Works
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| The Adorable toreador. |
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| ASCAP biog. dic., 1948: |
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| La belle Paree. |
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| Bird of paradise : My bird of paradise. |
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| Blue Bell : march song |
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| Blue bells goodbye |
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| Buzzin' around. |
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| By the light of the silvery moon = Junto a la luz de la luna plateada |
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| Chin chin chow. |
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| Ching a ling. |
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| Come along, love with me. |
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| Come down from the big fig tree |
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| Cousin Lucy. |
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| Cupids gay bouquet : The Clock song. |
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| Daddy's little girl |
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| A disappointed Juliette. A musical comedy in one act. |
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| The Dusky Salome. |
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| The Family tree. |
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| Farewell Killarney |
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| Flirt : Daisy and chorus. |
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| The golden widow. |
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| Good-bye Molly Brown. |
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| Goodnight dear : Don't be lonely. |
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| The Hornpipe rag. |
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| I'd rather be a lobster than a wise guy. |
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| I'll be just the same. |
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| I'm the human brush (that paints the crimson on Paree). |
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| In a cosey little cottage by the sea. |
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| In Panama. |
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| It takes the Irish to beat the Dutch |
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| I've got a feeling for you |
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| I've taken quite a fancy to you |
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| Jack o'lantern man. |
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| Jim-jam man. |
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| Look me over dearie. |
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| Louisiana Lou |
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| Love me dear. |
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| Loving ways. |
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| The Man who built the summer hotel. |
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| Merry wedding bells. |
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| Moon-beams. |
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| Moonlight bay |
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| My cigarette. |
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| My little 'rang-outang, or, My little rangoutang |
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| My Yiddisha colleen [SR] 1911: |
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| n92052296 |
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| Nimble Cymbeline. |
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| Observations on Himalayan Coniferae, being a supplement to the brief observations on some of the pines and other coniferous trees of the Northern Himalaya |
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| On a Pullman honeymoon. |
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| Our lanky yankee boys in brown, 1917: |
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| Pajama girls. |
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| Paris is a paradise for coons. |
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| Poor winter garden girl. |
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| A Quaint old bird. |
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| The Royal crocodile. |
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| Santiago Flynn : an Irish-Mexican episode |
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| Silver bell |
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| Sing trovatore. |
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| Smile, smile, smile |
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| Song of the heart. |
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| Sous la lune endormie [enr. son.] |
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| Sunrise at the zoo. |
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| Sweetehart. |
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| Two little boys |
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| Under the honeymoom : from "Mr. Hamlet of Broadway" |
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| Under the jungle moon. |
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| Up in a cocoanut tree |
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| Velas rojas en el crepúsculo = Red sails in the sunset |
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| Voulez vous. |
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| I want some love. |
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| Way down in Colon Town. |
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| When I settle down with you. |
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| When I was a kid like you. |
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| When we made the gallant charge of Bunker Hill. |
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| When you wore a pinafore |
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| Where the white lights shine. |
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| Wind yourself around me, dearie. |
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| Won't you take me home with you. |
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