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2601. Maurice Costello; I love-a dat man

2602. My bird of paradise; My Honolulu girl

2603. My little dream girl

2604. My own Venetian rose

2605. Perfect song; Love strain from D.W. Griffith's gigantic spectacle the Birth of a nation; Birth of a nation

2606. Pickin' on de ole banjo; Old fashion cake walk

2607. Poppy-time in old Japan

2608. Queen of the south sea isles

2609. Save dis little nigger from de rain an' de frost

2610. She's the daughter of Mother Machree

2611. Sleepy lan'; Lullaby

2612. Somebody knows; I love somebody and somebody knows

2613. That Southern hospitality (when you're down in Dixie)

2614. That hula hula; Stop, look, listen

2615. The Boy Scout's dream

2616. The dream I had last night

2617. There's a light that's burning in the window of the little house upon the hill

2618. Valse a la mode

2619. Virginia Lee

2620. War-Belmont march and ode

2621. We met, we loved, we parted

2622. We'll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home

2623. When I leave the world behind

2624. When it's cotton pickin' time in Alabam'

2625. When it's orange blossom time in loveland; I'll be waiting at the church for you

2626. When old Bill Bailey plays the ukalele

2627. When that little yellow fello plays piano, Hannah playsbanjo

2628. You for me in the summertime

2629. A southern lullaby

2630. Come on the Nashville Tennessee

2631. Come on to Nashville Tennessee

2632. Comrades

2633. Dixie rube; Characteristic march

2634. Erin is calling

2635. Evelyn; Pom pom

2636. Eyes have a language of their own; Betty

2637. For Dixie and Uncle Sam

2638. Give a little credit to your Dad; Why don't you say a word for poor old father

2639. He will understand; You're in love

2640. Honolulu America loves you; We've got to hand it to you

2641. Hula Lou

2642. I can dance with everybody but my wife; Sybil

2643. I lost my heart in Honolulu; A syncopated classic

2644. I passed by your window; Song pictures

2645. I want you Georgia

2646. I'm going back to California, that's where I belong

2647. I'm gonna make hay while the sun shines in Virginia

2648. I'm saving up the means to get to New Orleans

2649. In Florida among the palms; Ziegfield follies of 1916

2650. In the sweet long ago

2651. It's a wonderful world after all

2652. Liberty

2653. Mammy's little coal black Rose

2654. Mammy's little coal black Rose

2655. Miss Samantha Johnson's wedding day

2656. My dreamy China lady

2657. My grandfather's girl; Jane O'Day

2658. My little girl

2659. Nola, a silhouette for the piano

2660. On Lake Champlain

2661. On the South Sea isle; Beautiful Hawaiian song

2662. One year 1914-1915

2663. Poor butterfly; The big show

2664. Pray for the lights to go out; Negro shouting song; New "Ballin' the Jack" song

2665. Pretty baby; Passing show of 1916

2666. See Dixie first

2667. She's Dixie all the time

2668. Somebody else has won my hand but my heart belongs to you

2669. The story of a soul

2670. There's a Quaker down in Quaker town

2671. They made it twice as nice as paradise and they called it Dixieland

2672. Wake up, America

2673. War babies; Winter garden

2674. Way down in Iowa I'm going to hide away

2675. What an Irishman means by Machree

2676. When Verdi plays the hurdy gurdy

2677. When the Major plays those miner melodies

2678. When we meet in the sweet bye & bye

2679. When you dream of old New Hampshire, I dream of Tennessee

2680. Why not be the same to mother dear

2681. Yaaka hula hickey dula; Hawaiian love song

2682. Yaddie, kaddie, kiddie, kaddie, koo

2683. You're in love

2684. After the war is over will there be any "home sweet home"

2685. All the world will be jealous of me

2686. An old fashioned wife; Oh boy!

2687. Battle hymn of the republic

2688. Beale Street blues

2689. Come out of the kitchen Mary Ann

2690. Deep river

2691. Eve wasn't modest till she ate that apple; We'll have to pass the apples again

2692. Everybody loves a "jazz" band

2693. Faraway in Honolulu; They've got the tango craze; Novelty Hawaiian song

2694. For you country and my country

2695. Give a man a horse he can ride

2696. Go down, Moses; Let my people go!

2697. Good bye and luck be with you Laddie boy

2698. Good-bye Broadway, hello France; Passing show of 1917

2699. Gypsy Rose

2700. Homeward bound