Atteridge, Harold Richard, 1886-1938
Atteridge, Harold R.
Atteridge, Harold R. 1886-1938
Harold R. Atteridge American composer, librettist and lyricist (1886–1938)
Atteridge, Harold
VIAF ID: 9645923 (Personal)
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American composer, librettist and lyricist (1886–1938)
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Works
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| Bagdad, c1918: |
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| Fine feathers. |
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| Just like the house jack built. |
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| Keep smiling. |
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| Kitty Mac Kay. |
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| The Land beyone the candle-light. |
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| The Language of fan. |
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| The Last waltz I had with you. |
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| Let cupid in. |
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| Life is just a dress parade, c1914: |
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| Little girlie, you have caught my eye. |
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| Love fairy tales : Duet, Rosa and Franz. |
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| Love is like a bubble. |
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| I love you for keeps. |
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| Lovey dove. |
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| Maid in America, a revusical production in two acts and eleven scenes. |
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| Making of the girl. |
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| Melodrama known as married life. |
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| I met you in Pittsburg. |
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| Minstrel days. |
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| The Moving picture glide. |
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| Musicals. |
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| My baby-talk lady. |
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| My heart is calling. |
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| My holiday girls. |
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| My Irish Romeo. |
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| My model girl. |
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| My pirate lady. |
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| North of zero |
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| Only a kiss. |
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| Opening, Act I : Won't you let me be your fisher-girl?. |
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| Our ancestors. |
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| Out in Frisco town. |
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| Owl and the turtle doves. |
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| Pajama girlies. |
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| The passing show of 1915. |
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| Pauline. |
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| Peacock Alley. |
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| Peter Pan : Philip and Pansy. |
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| Phantom love. |
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| Pretty little mayflower girl. |
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| Primrose way. |
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| The Rag-lad of Bagdad. |
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| Ragging the nursery rhymes. |
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| Ragtime calistenics. |
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| The Raz-ma-taz. |
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| I really can't make my feet behave. |
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| Red riding hood. |
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| Ring out, Liberty Bell. |
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| Robinson Crusoe. |
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| Romeo and Juliet. |
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| Rose of Stamboul. |
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| Sally down our alley. |
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| Simple life. |
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| Sing sing tango tea. |
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| So this is Paris. |
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| The Squab farm. |
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| Strolling eyes. |
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| Strongheart : Indian song. |
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| Sweet and pretty. |
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| A Table for two. |
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| Take me back to my kid days. |
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| The Tale of the jealous cat. |
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| Tango dip. |
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| Tell that to the marines |
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| Tell the town "hello" to-night. |
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| There is one born every minute. |
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| The Things that a lady must contend with. |
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| A Thousand and one Arabian nights. |
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| Tillie Titwillow. |
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| Time, only time, dear! |
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| Tingaling. |
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| Tony Caponi. |
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| Turkey trotting boy : Oh! You turkey trotter. |
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| Voodoo maiden. |
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| Walking the dog. |
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| A Waltz it should be. |
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| Wedding bells. |
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| When you hear loves hello. |
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| When you're starring for the movies. |
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| Whistle and I'll come to meet you. |
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| Whistling cowboy Joe. |
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| Why don't you get a sweetie? |
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| Will o' the wisp. |
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| The Willow tree. |
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| Winter Garden shows. |
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| Won't you be my daddy? |
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| Won't you buy a war stamp. |
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| Won't you send a letter to me? |
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| Yea boys! Let's have a time! |
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| You little blue devil : The Little blue devil. |
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| You'd better see America first. |
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| You'll have to gallop some. |
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| You're just a little bit better (than the one I thought was best). |
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