Lot of 64 Movie Music Sheets, 1920's * Gaynor, Etting

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This is great lot of 64 vintage Music Sheets from the 1920's ! Some great name stars! T are 57 titles, but some have duplicates, as indicated, making up the total 64. Included are: "Ramona" with Dolores Del Rio, 1927 (2 sheets); "High Up On A Hill-Top" with Ruth Etting, 1928; "April Showers" from The Jolson Story, 1921; "If I Had A Talking Picture Of You" from Sunny Side Up with Janet Gaynor, 1929; "Angela Mia" (My Angel) from Street Angel with Janet Gaylor (with Italian Lyrics) 1928; "My Angel" (Angela Mia) from Street Angel, English Lyrics only, 1928; "Let's Do It" by Cole Porter with Irene Bordoni in the film, Paris, 1927 (pages separated); "Let's Misbehave" by Cole Porter with Irene Bordoni in the film, Paris, 1927; "Imagination" from 's Howe, intro by Ben Bernie, lyrics by Irving Caesar, 1928; "You Were Meant For Me" from The Broadway Melody with Charles King and Bessie Love, 1929; "For The Sake Of Auld Lang Syne" with Shirley Mason in Lights In The Desert, 1922; "Look For The Silver Lining" from Sally, with Marilynn Miller and Leon Errol, 1920 (Chip); "Jabberwocky", novelty fox trot song, 1921; "Once In A Lifetime" by Raymond Klages and Jesse Greer, 1929 (2 sheets); "Suzanna" with Mabel Normand, a Mack Sennett production, 1922; "Manhattan Mary" with Ed Wynn and Ona Munson, 1927; "Alabamy Blacksheep" with Sophie Tucker, 192 8; "Neopolitan Nights" from Fazil, with Charles Farrell and Greta Nissen, 1926; "W Is The Song Of Songs For Me", from The Love Song, with Lupe Velez, words/music by Irving Berlin, 1928 (2 sheets); "Wouldn't It Be Wonderful" from Is Everybody Happy, with Ted Lewis, 1929; "My Sweeter Than Sweet" from Sweetie, with Nancy Carroll, Jack Oakie and Helen Kane, 1929; "My Man" (Mon Homme), Fannie Brice's theme song, 1920; "Guessing", with Charlie Gaylord, by Harry Kerr and Henry Cohen; "The Eternal Flame" with Norma Talmadge, 1922; "Good Night, Sleep Tight", by Gus Kahn, Harold Leaonard and John Glynn, 1924; "Once More To See You, Hear You", by Ralph Pollock, 1924; "Do You Hear Me Calling", sung by Genevieve Tobin in Little Old New York, 1920; "I May Be Dancing With Somebody Else", as performed by Nixon Restaurant Orchestra, 1926; "Hello Goodbye", as performed by the Ipana Troubadours, 1926 (2 sheets); "Nobody Knows But My Pillow And Me", as introduced by Paul Specht and His Orchestra, 1923; "I Could Have Had You But I Let You Get Away", 1920 (2 sheets); "Just One Kiss" 1922; "A Year From To-Day", from New York Nights with Norma Talmadge, by Al Jolson, 1929; "Let Me Have My Dreams" from On With The Show, sung by Betty Compson and Sally O'Neil, 1929; "Love Everlasting" (L'Amour-Toujours-L'Amour), 1922; "Dance Away The Night" from Married In Hollywood, 1929; "Hello Cutie" by Cliff Friend, 1927; "Doin' The Raccoon" by Raymond Klages and J. Fred Coots, 1928; "I Owe You" from Dangerous Man McGrew, with Helen Kane, 1930 (separated); "Sleepy Valley" from The Rainbow Man with Eddie Dowling, 1929; "Didn't You Believe" from Good Morning Dearie, 1921; "Dear Eyes That Haunt Me" from The Circus Princess, music by Emmerich Kailmain, 1927; "Ev'ry Day I Hear My Daddy Say" by Art Randall, as performed by Michael Speciale and the Carlton Terrace Orchestra, 1924 (separated pages); "Sally Of My Dreams" by William Kernell, theme of Mother Knows Best with Madge Bellamy, 1927 (pages separated) (2 sheets); "The Smile You Miss" by Raymond Hubbell, 1929; "When The Real Thing Comes Your Way", with Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll, 1929; "Am I Blue?", sung by Ethel Waters in On With The Show, 1929; "I Want To Be Happy", from No No Nanette, 1924; "The Spell O' The Moon" featured by Macy & Smalle, The Radio Aces, 1927; "Charmaine", theme from What Price Glory, 1927; "When I'm Looking At You" from The Rogue Song with Lawrence Tibbett, 1929; "Caresses" by James Monaco, 1920; "Cross Your Heart" from Queen High, 1926; "Weary River" by Grant Clarker and Louis Silvers, 1929; "My Daddy", as introduced by Jack Norworth, 1921; "I Know, That You Know" from Oh, Please... read more

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