- SERIES (NETWORK, YEARS) in Alphabetical Order
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THEME TITLE [if known]
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COMPOSER(s) [if known]
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- A & P Gypsies, The (WEAF/NBC, 1923-36)
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Theme: Two Guitars
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Traditional Russian folk melody
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- Abbott and Costello Show, The
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Theme 1 (circa 1940): Time To Smile
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Les Brown; Geoffrey Clarkson; James L. Hill; John H. ["Johnny"] Mercer
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Theme 2: Camel Theme
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Freddie Rich
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Theme 3 (circa 1948): Camels -- Theme Song
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Robert Emmet Kelly
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Theme 4: Abbott and Costello Opening
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Alfred ["Al"] Goodman
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- Abie's Irish Rose (NBC, 1942-44)
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Theme: My Wild Irish Rose
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Chauncey Olcott
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- Academy Award Theatre [aka: Academy Award"] (CBS, 1946)
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Theme: Opening Motif Sig
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Leith Stevens
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- Ace Williams, The Adventures of (1937 - 38)
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Theme: Poet and Peasant Overture [Theme from the]
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Franz von Suppe
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- Action Theatre
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Theme: Concerto for Piano, in A Minor (Op. 16), Theme from (1863)
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Edvard H. Grieg
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- Adventure Parade [children's show with John Drake]
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Opening Fanfare: Adventure Parade Fanfare
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John Marion Gart
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Theme: Adventure Parade Theme [aka: "Adventure On Parade"]
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John Marion Gart
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- Adventures of --
- see title which follows these words
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- Against The Storm (NBC/Mutual/NBC, 1939-52)
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Theme 1: Ich Liebe Dich [I Love You]
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Edvard H. Grieg
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Theme 2: Theme from "The Song of Bernadette" [1943 film]
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Alfred Newman
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- Al Jolson Show, The
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Opening Billboard: Colgate Jingle ["Use Tooth Powder Ev'ry Day, Brush Your Teeth The Colgate Way"]
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[composer unknown]
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Opening Theme: I'm Sitting On Top Of The World
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Ray Henderson; Samuel M. ["Sam"] Lewis; Joseph ["Joe"] Young
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Closing Theme: April Showers (from the 1921 musical "Bombo")
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Louis Silvers; B. G. ["Buddy"] DeSylva
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- Al Jolson --
- see also "Presenting Al Jolson"
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- Al Jolson --
- see also the "Kraft Music Hall"
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- Al Jolson --
- see also the "Lifebuoy-Rinso Program"
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- Al Jolson --
- see also the "Shell Chateau"
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- Aldrich Family, The
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Theme 1: Who? (Stole My Heart Away) [from the 1925 film "Sunny"]
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Jerome Kern (m); Otto Harbach (w); Oscar Hammerstein II (w)
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Secondary Theme: Aldrich Sub-Theme
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Charles F. Paul
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Theme 2: This Is It! [from the 1939 musical "Stars In Your Eyes"]
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Arthur Schwartz (m); Dorothy Fields (w)
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Theme 3: All The World's A Wonderland [aka: "Aldrich Theme"]
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Jack Miller (pseudonym of Nelson Cogane)
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- Alias Jimmy Valentine (NBC Blue, 1938 - 39)
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Theme: If I Should Lose You [from the 1936 film "Rose of the Rancho"]
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Leo Robin; Ralph Rainger
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- All-American College Show, The
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Theme: Alma Mater (We Love You Well) (1938)
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Norman Cloutier (wm); Vaughn de Leath (wm)
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- Allen's Alley --
- see "Fred Allen's Alley"
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- Alvino Rey [orchestra shows]
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Signature Open Theme on various shows: Blue Rey
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Kenneth Farrar
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Signature Close Theme on various shows: Nighty Night
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Leslie Bacon (pseudonym of Joseph M. ["Joe"] Davis)
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- Amanda of Honeymoon Hill
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Theme: Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair (1854)
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Stephen C. Foster
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- Amateur Hour --
- see the "Original Amateur Hour"
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- Amazing Mr. Tutt, The
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Theme: Amazing Mr. Tutt Theme, The
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Marlin H. Skiles
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- American Radio Warblers
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Theme: Tales From The Vienna Woods
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Johann Strauss Jr.
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- American Album of Familiar Music, The
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Theme: Dream Serenade
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Gustave W. ["Gus"] Haenschen (m); Alfred Bryan (w)
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- American School of the Air
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Theme: Leonore Overture No. 3, The
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Ludwig von Beethoven
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- American Weekly, The ((circa 1933))
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Opening Signature: Introduction to the "Light Cavalry Overture" (played on a solo bugle)
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Franz von Suppˇ
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- Amos 'n' Andy
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Theme 1, until 1943: Perfect Song, The [for the 1915 silent film "Birth of a Nation"]
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Joseph Carl Breil (m); Clarence Lucas (w)
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Theme 2, from 1943-66: Angel's Serenade
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Gaetano Braga
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- Andre Kostelanetz --
- see "Music Millions Love"
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- Andy Kirk and His Clouds Of Joy [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Until The Real Thing Comes Along
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Saul Chaplin (birth name: Saul Kaplan); Sammy Cahn (birth name: Samuel Cohen); L.E. Freeman; Mann Holiner; Alberta Nichols
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- Arabesque
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Theme: Scheherazade (a theme from the symphonic poem)
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Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov
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- Are You a Genius?
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Theme: School Days (1906)
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Gus Edwards; Will D. Cobb
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- Armour Hour, The --
- see "The Phil Baker Show"
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- Armstrong Theater of Today, The
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Theme 1: Fanfare & Opening, for Armstrong Theater
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Harold Levey
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Theme 2: When The Organ Played At Twilight (The Song That Reached My Heart)(1931)
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Jimmy Campbell (m); Reginald ["Reg"] Connelly (m); Raymond Wallace (w)
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- Arnold Grimm's Daughter
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Theme: Andante Cantabile, First Movement Theme from the "Pathetique" Symphony No. 6 in B minor (Opus 74) [popular title: "The Story of a Starry Night"]
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Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky; Joseph Carl Breil (adapter/arranger)
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- Art Jarrett [big band shows]
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Theme: Ev'rything's Been Done Before (from the 1935 film "Reckless")
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Harold Adamson; Edwin Knopf; Jack King
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- Art Linkletter's House Party [aka: Pillsbury House Party]
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Theme: You (Gee But You're Wonderful) [for the 1936 film "The Great Ziegfield"]
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Walter Donaldson (m); Harold Adamson (w)
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Theme: Pillsbury House Party Theme
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Muzzy Marcellino
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- Arthur Godfrey Show, The
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Theme: Seems Like Old Times
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Carmen Lombardo; John Jacob Loeb
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- Arthur Godfrey Time
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Theme 1: Beautiful Dreamer
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Stephen C. Foster
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Theme 2: Seems Like Old Times
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Carmen Lombardo; John Jacob Loeb
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Theme 3: Trail of the Lonesome Pine, The [aka: In The Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia]
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Ballard MacDonald; Harry Carroll
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Theme 4: Pale Potomac Moon
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Arthur Morton Godfrey
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- Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
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Open Theme: Lipton Tea Jingle [adapted from "Sing a Song of Sixpence"]
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Traditional Nursery Tune
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Close Theme: Seems Like Old Times
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Carmen Lombardo; John Jacob Loeb
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- Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer [aka: The Mystery Man of the Air]
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Theme: Marta (Rambling Rose of the Wildwood)
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L. Wolfe Gilbert; Rodriquez Moises Simon
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- Artie Shaw [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Nightmare
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Artie Shaw
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- Atwater-Kent Hour, The
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Theme: Now The Day Is Over [an 1865 poem, set to the Joseph Barnaby hymn tune "Merrial" (1868)]
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Sir Joseph Barnaby (m); Sabine Baring-Gould (w)
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- Auction Gallery [aka: Victory Gallery; Radio Auction]
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Theme: You Are My Lucky Star [from the film "Broadway Melody of 1936"]
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Nacio Herb Brown (m); Arthur Freed (w)
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- Aunt Jemima / The Jad Hour (1929 - 33)
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Theme: Where Were You Last Night?
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Al Dubin; Harry M. Woods
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- Aunt Jemima [aka: Cabin at the Crossroads] (1933 - 53)
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Theme (circa 1943): Dixie [original title: "Dixie's Land"]
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Daniel Decatur ["Dan"] Emmett;
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- Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories
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Theme: Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms
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Irish Air: "My Lodging Is In the Cold Ground" (m); Thomas Moore (w)
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- Aunt Mary
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Theme: Dear Old Girl
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Theodore Morse; Richard Buck
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- Author's Playhouse
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Theme: Adagio Theme (3rd Mvt.) from Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27
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Sergei Rachmaninoff
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- Auto-L
- te Show, The -- see "Dick Haymes Auto-Lite Show, The"
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- Avalon Time
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Theme: Avalon [from the 1920 musical "Sinbad"]
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Vincent Rose; Al Jolson
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- Baby Rose Marie
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Theme 1: Baby Shoes (1916)
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Joe Goodwin; Ed Rose; Al Piantadosi
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Theme 2: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are [used in the 1944 film "Step Lively"]
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Jule Styne (m); Sammy Cahn (w)
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Theme 3: When The Moon Bids The Sun Goodnight (1938)
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Basil Ziegler; Lou Shank
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- Baby Snooks / Good News
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Theme 1: Always and Always [from the 1937 film "Mannequin"]
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Edward Ward (m); Robert B. Wright (w); Chet Forrest (w)
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Theme 2: Good News [from the 1927 musical "Good News"]
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Ray Henderson (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w); Lew Brown (w)
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- Baby Snooks / Maxwell House Coffee Time
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Opening Billboard: Maxwell House Opening
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Leith Stevens
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Theme 4: Thoughts While Strolling
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Meredith Willson
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Theme 5: You and I
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Meredith Willson
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- Baby Snooks Show, The
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Theme 6: Rock-a-Bye Baby (1872)
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Effie I. Canning (professional name of Effie I. Crockett)
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Theme 7: Little Girl (1931)
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Francis Henry; Madeline Hyde
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- Bachelor's Children
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Theme 1: Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life [from "Naughty Marietta"]
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Victor Herbert (m); Rida Johnson Young (w)
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Theme 2: Brahms' Lullaby (Wiegenlied) Opus 49, No. 4
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Johannes Brahms
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Theme 3: Could My Song On Wings Go Flying? (1942)
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Reynaldo Hahn (m); Victor Marie Hugo (French w); Roy Ringwald (Eng. w)
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- Backstage Wife [aka: Mary Noble, Backstage Wife]
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Theme 1: Stay As Sweet As You Are
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Harry Revel; Mack Gordon
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Theme 2: Rose of Tralee, The
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Charles. W. Glover; G. Mordaunt Spencer
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- Bar X Days / Bar X Days and Nights
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Theme: Long, Long Ways From Home
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Carson J. Robison
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- Barron, The
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Theme: Barron's Theme, The
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Gustave W. ["Gus"] Haenschen
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- Bartons, The / Bud Barton / Story of Bud Barton
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Theme 1: Bartons, The
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Don Marcotte
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Theme 2: Schottische At Sunrise
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Don Marcotte
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- Bayer Aspirin Program, The --
- see "The American Academy of Familiar Music"
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- Beat The Band [version #1, 1940 - 41 w/Ted Weems & Hildegarde] (NBC, 1941 - 42)
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Theme: Out Of The Night
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Harry Sosnik; Walter Hirsch
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- Beat The Band [version #2, 1943 - 44 w/Harry Sosnik] (NBC, 1943 - 44)
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Theme: Out Of The Night
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Harry Sosnik; Walter Hirsch
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- Believe It Or Not [with Robert Ripley]
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Theme: March Moderne
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Bob Miller
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- Bell Telephone Hour --
- see "The Telephone Hour"
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- Ben Bernie
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Open Theme: It's A Lonesome Old Town (When You're Not Around)
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Harry Tobias; Charles Kisco
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Close Theme: Au Revoir, Pleasant Dreams
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Jack Meskill; Jean Schwartz
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- Ben Pollack [orchestra shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Song Of The Islands
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Charles E. King
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- Benny Carter [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Melancholy Lullaby
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Benny Carter; Edward Heyman
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- Benny Goodman [big band shows]
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Signature Open Theme on various shows: Let's Dance [adapted from "Invitation To The Dance" by Carl Maria Von Weber]
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Joseph Bonime (adapter); Gregory Stone (adapter); Fanny Baldridge (w)
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Signature Close Theme on various shows: Good-Bye
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Gordon Jenkins
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- Benny Goodman's Swing School
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Theme: Let's Dance [adapted from "Invitation To The Dance" by Carl Maria Von Weber]
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Joseph Bonime (adapter); Gregory Stone (adapter); Fanny Baldridge (w)
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- Benny Goodman --
- see also "Camel Caravan"
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- Betty and Bob
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Theme: Salut d'Amour (Opus 12)
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Edward Elgar
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- Between The Book Ends
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Theme 1: Auld Lang Syne
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Traditional Scottish Air w/words by Robert Burns
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-
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Theme 2: Between The Book Ends (1937)
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Ann Leaf (m); Ted Malone (w)
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- Beulah Show, The
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Theme 1: Got The World In A Jug [aka: "Down-Hearted Blues"]
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Fletcher H. Henderson
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-
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Theme 2: Downhearted Blues
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Alberta Hunter; Lovie Austin
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Theme 3: Lazy Heart
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Alexander Laszlo
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- Bickersons, The
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Theme: Anyone Can Dream
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Joseph J. Lilley (m); Mack David (w)
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- Big City Serenade (1951 - 53)
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Theme: Big City Serenade, A
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Don Marcotte
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- Big John and Sparky [weekend show title: No School Today]
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Theme: Teddy Bears' Picnic, The (1907)
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John W. Bratton; Jimmy Kennedy
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- Big Show, The
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Opening Theme: Handful Of Stars, A [from the 1940 film "Hullabaloo" ]
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Ted Shapiro; Jack Lawrence
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Closing Theme: May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You
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Meredith Willson
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- Big Sister
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Opening Billboard: Westminster Chimes [aka: The Westminster Carol]
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William Crotch (organist in 1793 for St. Mary's Church of Cambridge England)
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Theme 1: Valse Bluette
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Riccardo Drigo
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Theme 2: Theme for Big Sister
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Dean Herrick
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- Big Story, The
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Theme Medley, Part 1: Big Story Theme, The
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Wladimir Selinsky
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Theme Medley, Part 2: Prowess In Battle, a section from the Tone Poem "Ein Heldenleben" [A Hero's Life]
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Richard Strauss
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- Big Town
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Theme: Tell The Story
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F. Frey
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- Billie Burke Show, The [aka: Fashion In Rations]
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Open Theme: Look For The Silver Lining [from the 1920 musical "Sally"]
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Jerome Kern (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w)
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Close Theme: Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody, A [from Broadway revue "Ziegfeld Follies of 1919"]
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Irving Berlin
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- Billy Butterfield [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: What's New? [orig. title: "I'm Free"]
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Bob Haggart (m); Johnny Burke (w)
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- Billy May [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Lean Baby
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Billy May (m); Roy Alfred (w)
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- Bing Crosby
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Signature Theme on various shows: Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)
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Fred Ahlert; Roy Turk; Bing Crosby
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- Bing Crosby Show, The (CBS, 1954 - 1956)
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Theme 1 (1954 - 1955): Moonlight Becomes You
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Jimmy (pseudonym of Edward Chester Babcock) Van Heusen (m); Johnny Burke (w)
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Theme 2 (1955 - 1956): Something In Common
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Jimmy (pseudonym of Edward Chester Babcock) Van Heusen (m); Johnny Burke (w)
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- Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney Show, The (CBS, 1960 -)
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Open Theme: Side By Side (1927)
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Harry MacGregor Woods
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Close Theme: Don't Worry (About Tomorrow) [from the 1943 film "Salute For Three"]
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Jule Styne (m); Kim Gannon (w)
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- Bing Crosby --
- see also "Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby"
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- Bing Crosby --
- see also "Kraft Music Hall, The"
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- Blackstone Plantation [w/Frank Crumit & Julia Sanderson]
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Theme: Spain (1924)
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Isham Jones; Gus Kahn
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- Blue Barron [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Sometimes I'm Happy [from the 1927 musical "Hit The Deck"]
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Vincent Youmans (m); Leo Robin (w); Clifford Grey (w)
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- Blue Monday Jamboree (KFRC/CBS)
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Theme: Jamboree [aka: Jamboree March]
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Meredith Willson
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- Blue Playhouse
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Theme: Jamboree [aka: Jamboree March]
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Meredith Willson
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- Bob and Ray
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Theme: Mention My Name In Sheboygan (1947)
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Bob Hilliard; Dick Sanford; Sammy Mysels
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- Bob and Victoria
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Theme: I'm Falling In Love With Someone [from the 1910 musical "Naughty Marietta"]
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Victor Herbert (m); Rida Johnson Young (w)
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- Bob Burns Show, The
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Theme 1: Arkansas Traveller, The
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Traditional U.S. Folk Song
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Theme 2: I Like Mountain Music
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James Cavanaugh; Frank Weldon
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- Bob Crosby [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Summertime [from the 1935 opera "Porgy And Bess"]
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George Gershwin (m); Dubose Heyward (w)
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- Bob Hope
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Signature Theme on various shows: Thanks for the Memory [from the film "The Big Broadcast of 1938"]
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Leo Robin; Ralph Rainger
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- Bob Hawk Show, The --
- see Thanks For The Yanks
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- Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys [orchestra shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: San Antonio Rose
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Bob Wills
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- Bobby Byrne [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Danny Boy [Londonderry Air]
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Traditional Irish Air
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- Bobby Sherwood [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Elk's Parade, The
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Bobby Sherwood
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- Bold Venture
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Theme: Bold Venture Original Theme
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David D. Rose
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- Boston Blackie
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Theme: Boston Blackie
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Lew White
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- Box 13 [produced by and starring Alan Ladd] (Syndicated (1948))
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Theme: Box 13
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Rudy Schrager
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- Break The Bank
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Theme 1: Gold Diggers' Song, The (We're In The Money) [from the musical revue "Gold Diggers of 1933"]
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Harry Warren (m); Al Dubin (w)
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Theme 2: Break The Bank Theme
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Peter Van Steeden Jr.
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- Breakfast Club with Don McNeill, The
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Open Song 1: Good Morning
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Walter Blaufuss; W. R. Williams; Donald T. MacNeill
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Open Song 2: Breakfast Club Theme 4 or 2
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Edward D. ("Eddie") Ballentine
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Open Song 3: Breakfast Club Theme No. 3
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Walter Blaufuss
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Open Song 4: Good Morning, Breakfast Clubbers
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Leroy Shield (m); Donald T. McNeill (w)
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Open Song 5: Breakfast Club Makes Life Easier
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Leroy Shield (m); Donald T. McNeill (w)
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March Theme: March Around the Breakfast Table
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John Redmond
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Close Song: So Long, Breakfast Clubbers
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Leroy Shield (m); Don McNeill (w)
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Closing Theme: Breakfast Club Adjourns
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Walter Blaufuss; Buddy Bernier
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- Breen and De Rose
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Theme: Deep Purple (1939) [instrumental version (1934)]
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Peter De Rose (m); Mitchell Parish (w)
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- Brenda Curtis
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Theme: Melody In F (Opus 3, No. 1) (1850 - 51)
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Anton Rubinstein
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- Brenthouse [Brent House]
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Theme: String Quartet in G Minor, third movement
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Claude Achille Debussy
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- Bride and Groom
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Theme: Wedding March (1851) ["Marche des Fiancialles" from the opera "Lohengrin", aka "Here Comes The Bride"]
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Richard Wagner
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- Bright Horizon
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Theme 1: Little Brown Jug
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Joseph E. Winner
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Theme 2: Alt-Wien, Nr. 11 fur Klavier, fr. "Triakontameron" [Old Vienna, No. 11 for Piano, from "30 Moods and Scenes in Triple Meter"] (1919)
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Leopold Godowsky
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Theme 3: Bright Horizon
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John Marion Gart; Tot Seymour
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- Brighter Day, The
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Theme 1: At Dawning, I Love You
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Charles Wakefield Cadman (m); Nelle Richmond Eberhart (w)
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Theme 2: Theme for "The Brighter Day"
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William Meeder
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- Brighter Tomorrow, A/The Gabriel Heatter Show
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Theme 1: Brighter Tomorrow, A
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John Marion Gart
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Theme 2: Gabriel Heatter Opening and Closing
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Melvyn Lenard Gordon
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- Broadway Is My Beat
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Theme: Manhattan [from the 1925 revue "Garrick Gaities ]
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Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
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- Broadway Playhouse [Armed Forces Radio Service version of "Lux Theatre"]
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Theme: Lux Theme
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Rudy Schrager
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- Brunswick Brevities (1929)
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Theme: Say It With Music [from the "Music Box Revue of 1921" ]
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Irving Berlin
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- Buck Rogers In The 25th Century
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Theme: Les Preludes (a theme from the tone poem)
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Franz Liszt
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- Bughouse Rhythm
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Theme: Fan Fare
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John Brunker ["Jack"] Meakin
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- Bullocks Show, The
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Theme: Theme from "The Swan Lake Ballet, Op. 20"
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Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky
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- Bunny Berigan [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: I Can't Get Started [from "Ziegfeld Follies"]
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Vernon Duke (m); Ira Gershwin (w)
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- Burns and Allen
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Theme 1: Comin' Through the Rye (When a Body Meets a Body)
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Traditional Scottish Air
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-
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Theme 2: Crazy People [from the 1932 film "The Big Broadcast"]
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James V. ["Jimmy"] Monaco; Edgar Leslie
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-
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Theme 3: Campbells Are Coming, The
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Traditional Scottish Air
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Main Theme since 1936: Love Nest, The [from the 1920 musical "Mary"]
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Louis A. Hirsch (m); Otto Harbach (w)
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1950 Carnation Sponsorship Theme: Two-A-Day [aka: Vaudeville Days], from the "Structural Music" library
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Alexander Laszlo
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- Buster Brown Show, The [aka: Buster Brown Gang, Smilin' Ed McConnell]
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Theme 1: Happy Sound of Buster Brown, The [shoe jingle]
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Traditional WW I song: "Mademoiselle From Armentieres" (aka: "Hinky Dinky Parlez-Vous")
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-
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Theme 2: I Got-a Shoes, You got-a Shoes (Heav'n, Heav'n)
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Traditional Negro Spiritual
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- By Kathleen Norris
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Theme: Remembering You
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Elsie Thompson
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- By Popular Demand
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Theme: Way You Look Tonight, The [from the 1936 film "Swing Time"]
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Jerome Kern (m); Dorothy Fields (w)
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- Cab Calloway [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Minnie, The Moocher
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Irving Mills; Cab Calloway; Clarence Gaskill
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- Cabin At The Crossroads --
- see "Aunt Jemima"
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- Cafˇ of the Red Dagger
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Theme: Hail Men of Adventure Hail
|
Cole & Light Dixon
|
-
- California Melodies (with David Rose and his Orchestra)
|
Theme: California Melodies
|
David D. Rose
|
-
- Camel Caravan, The (w/Benny Goodman)
|
Theme: Let's Have Another Cigarette
|
Allie Wrubel; Herbert Magidson
|
-
- Camel Show, The --
- see "The Screen Guild Players"
-
- Campana Serenade
|
Theme: Lovely To Look At [from the 1935 film version of the musical "Roberta"]
|
Jerome Kern (m); Dorothy Fields (w); Jimmy McHugh (w)
|
-
- Campbell Playhouse --
- see "Mercury Theatre On The Air"
-
- Canary Pet Show, The
|
Theme: Tales from the Vienna Woods (Waltz)
|
Johann Strauss Jr.
|
-
- Candy Matson
|
Theme: Candy
|
Alex Kramer; Mack David; Joan Whitney;
|
-
- Cantor, Eddie --
- see "The Chase & Sanborn Hour"
-
- Captain Midnight
|
Theme 1: Flying Dutchman Overture [to the opera "The Flying Dutchman"]
|
Richard Wagner
|
-
|
Theme 2: Captain Midnight
|
Don A. Ferris; Irving Friedman
|
-
- Carefree Carnival
|
Theme: Smile With Me
|
Meredith Willson
|
-
- Carl Ravazza [music shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Vieni Su
|
Ted Fiorito; Sunny Skylar (pseudonym of Selig Shaftel)
|
-
- Carmen Cavallaro
|
Theme 1: Polonaise in D-Flat Major (Op. 53) (1843)
|
Frederic Chopin
|
-
|
Theme 2: My Sentimental Heart
|
Carmen Cavallero (m); Mitchell Parish (w)
|
-
- Carnation Contented Hour, The
|
Theme: Contented
|
Don Bestor; Roy Turk
|
-
- Carters of Elm Street, The
|
Theme: My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice [from the opera "Samson and Delilah"]
|
Camille Saint-Saens
|
-
- Casey, Crime Photographer/Flashgun Casey/Crime Photographer
|
Theme 1: Crime Photographer Opening Theme
|
Archie Bleyer
|
-
|
Theme 2: Casey Theme
|
John Marion Gart
|
-
- Cathedral of Tomorrow, The [with Rex Humbard]
|
Theme: God Is The Answer
|
Henry Slaughter
|
-
- Cavalcade of America [aka: Dupont Cavalcade]
|
Theme 1: March Theme from "Cavalcade of America" [aka: "Cavalcade March"]
|
Harold A. Levey
|
-
|
Theme 2: Glory of America
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
|
Theme 3: Glorification
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
- Cavalcade of Bands
|
Theme: Cavalcade of Bands Theme
|
Jerome Brainin; Buddy Kaye
|
-
- CBS Electric Theatre (CBS, 1948-49)
|
Theme: CBS Electric Theatre Theme
|
Wladimir Selinsky
|
-
- CBS Radio Mystery Theatre (CBS, 1974-82)
|
Theme: Two [a 1961 episode score of "The Twilight Zone" TV series -- theme is from a section which starts a few minutes into the score]
|
Nathan Van Cleave
|
-
- Celebrity Night
|
Theme: Sandalai
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
- Cesar Searchinger --
- see "Story Behind The Headlines"
-
- Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street
|
Theme: Basin Street Blues
|
Spencer Williams
|
-
- Champion Spark Plug Hour, The
|
Theme: Champion Sparkers March
|
Gustave ["Gus"] Haenschen
|
-
- Chandu, The Magician
|
Theme: Chandu Theme
|
Felix Mills
|
-
- Chaplain Jim
|
Theme 1: Onward Christian Soldiers (an 1871 hymn)
|
Sir Arthur Sullivan (m); Sabine Baring (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: There's A Long, Long Trail
|
Stoddard King; Zo Elliott
|
-
- Charlie Chan
|
Theme: Mooch, The [aka: "The Moochie", aka: "The Mooche"]
|
Edward Kennedy ["Duke"] Ellington; Irving Mills
|
-
- Charlotte Greewood Show, The
|
Theme: Wonderful One [actual title: "My Wonderful One (Ma Petite Fee)"]
|
Marshall Neilan (m); Paul Whiteman (m); Ferde Grofe (m); Dorothy Terriss (w)
|
-
- Chase & Sanborn Hour, The [with Eddie Cantor]
|
Theme 1: Give Me A Moment Please
|
Leo Robin; Richard A. Whiting; W. Franke Harling
|
-
|
Theme 2: One Hour With You
|
Leo Robin; Richard A. Whiting
|
-
- Chase & Sanborn Hour, The --
- see also Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCarthy
-
- Chesterfield Cigarettes Presents "Music That Satisfies"
|
Theme: I've Got a Locket In My Pocket
|
Art Kassel (m); Mack David (w)
|
-
- Chesterfield Cigarettes Presents "Music That Satisfies" [with Bing Crosby]
|
Theme 2: Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)
|
Fred Ahlert; Roy Turk; Bing Crosby
|
-
- Chesterfield Supper Club, The [with Perry Como]
|
Open Theme: Cigarette, Sweet Music, and You, A
|
Roy Ringwald
|
-
|
Close Theme: Smoke Dreams
|
John Klenner; Lloyd Shaffer; Ted Steele
|
-
- Chesterfield Time [with Fred Waring]
|
Open Theme: Cigarette, Sweet Music, and You, A
|
Roy Ringwald
|
-
|
Close Theme: Sleep
|
Earl Lebieg
|
-
- Chesterfield Time [with Bing Crosby]
|
Open Theme & Close Theme 1: Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)
|
Fred Ahlert; Roy Turk; Bing Crosby
|
-
|
Close Theme 2 (1933 - ): Just An Echo In The Valley
|
Jimmy Campbell; Reginald ["Reg"] Connelly; Harry Woods
|
-
- Charlie Barnet [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Cherokee (Indian Love Song)
|
Ray Noble
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Redskin Rhumba
|
Charlie Barnet (pseudonym of Dale Bennett)
|
-
- Charlie McCarthy --
- see "The Edgar Bergen - Charlie McCarthy Show"
-
- Charlie Spivak [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Star Dreams
|
J. Francis Burke; Sylvia Dee
|
-
- Chez Show, The [with Mike Wallace]
|
Theme: Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better) [from the 1946 musical "Annie Get Your Gun"]
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
- Chicago Theatre of the Air, The (Mutual (1940 - 1955))
|
Theme: Chicago Theatre of the Air Theme
|
Adolf G. Hoffmann (m); Francis Coughlin (w)
|
-
- Chick Webb [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) [from the 1929 revue "John Murray Anderson's Almanac"]
|
Henry Sullivan (m); Harry Ruskin (w)
|
-
- Chicken Every Sunday
|
Theme: Chicken Every Sunday Theme
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
- Children's Corner, The
|
Theme: Goodnight God [Bless Goodbye ??]
|
Harry Pepper (??); Harold Simpson (??)
|
-
- Children's Hour, The
|
Theme: Less Work For Mother
|
William Livingston; J. Russell Robinson
|
-
|
Theme: Sidewalks Of New York (East Side, West Side) (1928)
|
Charles B. Lawlor; James W. Blake
|
-
- Children's Hour --
- also see "Coast To Coast On A Bus"
-
- Christopher Wells, The Adventures of
|
Theme: Christopher Wells Theme
|
Peter Van Steeden Jr.
|
-
- Cinnamon Bear, The (Syndicated (1937 - ))
|
Theme: Cinnamon Bear, The
|
Don Honrath (m); Glan Heisch (w)
|
-
- Cisco Kid, The
|
Theme: Cisco Kid [Radio Theme], The
|
Albert Glasser
|
-
- Cities Service [Band] Concerts (NBC, 1927 - 1938)
|
Theme: Cities Service March, The
|
Rosario Bourdon
|
-
- Cities Service Band/Highways of Melody (NBC, 1944 - 1948)
|
Theme: Highways of Melody
|
Paul Lavalle
|
-
- Cities Service Band Of America, The (NBC, 1948 - 1956)
|
Theme 1: Band of America March, The
|
Paul Lavalle
|
-
|
Theme 2: Cities Service Triumphal March, The
|
Paul Lavalle
|
-
- Claude Hopkins [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I Would Do Anything For You [aka: Anything For You]
|
Claude Hopkins; Alexander Hill
|
-
- Claude Thornhill [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Snowfall
|
Claude Thornhill (m); Ruth Thornhill (w)
|
-
- Clicquot Club Eskimos, The
|
Theme: Clicquot March, The
|
Harry F. Reser
|
-
- Cliff Edwards Show, The
|
Theme: Little Jazz Bird [from the 1924 musical "Lady, Be Good!"]
|
George Gershwin (m); Ira Gershwin (w)
|
-
- Clock, The
|
Theme 1: Clock, The
|
John Gart
|
-
|
Theme 2: Clock Theme
|
Bernard Green
|
-
- Club 15 [with Bob Crosby]
|
Theme: March of the Bob Cats, The
|
Ray Bauduc; Bob Crosby; Irving Fazola; Robert Haggart; Hilton ["Nappy"] Lamar; Julian Clifton Matlock; Edward R. Miller; Gil Rodin
|
-
- Club Matinee
|
Theme 1: Billboard March, The (1901)
|
John N. Klohr
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hitch Your Wagon To A Star
|
[under investigation]
|
-
|
Theme 3: Club Matinee Theme
|
Rex Maupin
|
-
- Clyde Beatty Show, The
|
Theme: Clyde Beatty Circus March
|
Albert Glasser
|
-
- Clyde McCoy [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Sugar Blues
|
Clarence Williams (m); Lucy Fletcher (w)
|
-
- Coast-to-Coast on a Bus [orig. title: "The Children's Hour"]
|
Theme 1: On The Sunny Side Of The Street
|
Jimmy McHugh (m); Dorothy Fields (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: We're On Our Way
|
Walter Fleischer (??)
|
-
- Coke Club, The [with Morton Downey]
|
Theme: Coca-Cola Company Theme, The [aka: Coca-Cola Signature]
|
Leonard Joy
|
-
- Coleman Hawkins [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Body And Soul
|
Johnny Green (m); Edward Heyman (w); Robert Sour (w); Frank Eyton (w)
|
-
- Colgate Sports Newsreel, The [with Bill Stern]
|
Theme: Colgate Shave Cream jingle [to the tune of "Mademoiselle from Armentieres"]
|
Trad. WW I song: "Mademoiselle From Armentieres" aka "Hinky Dinky Parlez-Vous"
|
-
- College of Musical Knowledge --
- see "Kollege of Musical Knowledge"
-
- College Quiz Bowl, The [aka: "College Bowl", with Allen Ludden] (NBC, 1953)
|
Theme: Second Elizabeth, The
|
Don Reid
|
-
- Command Performance [for Armed Forces Radio]
|
Open Theme (Part 1): Reveille (Bugle Call)
|
Traditional
|
-
|
Open Theme (Part 2): Over There (1917)
|
George M. Cohan
|
-
|
Close Theme: Over There (1917)
|
George M. Cohan
|
-
- Community Sing
|
Theme: Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing
|
Stanley J. Damerell; Tolchard Evans; Robert Hargreaves; Henry B. Tilsley
|
-
- Continental Varieties
|
Theme: Music Of The Spheres (Waltz) (1868)
|
Josef Strauss (or Robert Stolz piece of the same name)
|
-
- Count Basie [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: One O'Clock Jump
|
William ["Bill" Basie
|
-
- Count of Monte Cristo, The (Don Lee 1944 - 1952)
|
Theme: Cortege de Bacchus, from the Ballet "Sylvia"
|
Leo Delibes
|
-
- Couple Next Door, The
|
Theme: Love Nest, The [from the 1920 musical "Mary"]
|
Louis A. Hirsch (m); Otto Harbach (w)
|
-
- Cresta Blanca Hollywood Players, The
|
Billboard Theme: Cresta Blanca Theme (jingle)
|
[unknown]
|
-
|
Theme: Cresta Blanca Waltz
|
Morton Gould
|
-
- Crime Classics
|
Theme: Crime Classics Theme
|
Bernard Herrmann
|
-
- Crime Photographer --
- see "Casey, Crime Photographer"
-
- Crosby-C
- ooney Show, The -- see Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney
-
- Crossroads [orig. title: "Saturday's Child"]
|
Theme: My Friend
|
Albert Hay Malotte
|
-
- Cuckoo Hour, The [with Raymond Knight]
|
Theme: Crazy People [from the 1932 film "The Big Broadcast"]
|
James V. ["Jimmy"] Monaco; Edgar Leslie
|
-
- Dan Harding's Wife
|
Theme: In a Persian Market (1920)
|
Albert W. Ketelbey
|
-
- Dangerous Assignment
|
Theme: Adventure [aka: Dangerous Assignment Theme]
|
George Basil ["Buzz"] Adlam
|
-
- Date With Judy, A
|
Theme: Judaline [from the 1948 Jane Powell film, "A Date With Judy"]
|
Gene De Paul; Don Raye (professional name of Donald MacRae Wilhoite Jr.)
|
-
- David Harum
|
Theme: Sunbonnet Sue
|
Gus Edwards (m); Will D. Cobb (w)
|
-
- David Rose --
- see "California Melodies"
-
- Day In The Life of Dennis Day, A
|
Theme: Yours Is My Heart Alone [aka: "You Are My Heart's Delight", from the 1923 operetta "The Land of Smiles"]
|
Franz Lehar (m); Beda Fritz Loehner (w); Ludwig Herzer (w)
|
-
- Deadline Dramas
|
Theme: Mystery Theme
|
Rosa Rio
|
-
- Death Valley Days
|
Opening Bugle Call Signature: Death Valley Days
|
Joseph Bonime
|
-
|
Main & End Theme: Twenty Mule Train
|
Herb Taylor; Milt Raskin
|
-
- December Bride
|
Theme: December Bride Theme
|
Eliot Daniel
|
-
- Defense Attorney
|
Theme: Defense Attorney Theme
|
Rex Koury
|
-
- Desi Arnaz [band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Cuban Pete
|
Jose Norman
|
-
- Detroit Symphony Broadcasts, The
|
Theme: Evening Prayer [aka: "Children's Prayer", from "Hansel and Gretel"]
|
Engelbert Humperdinck
|
-
- Dick Haymes Auto-Lite Show, The (CBS)
|
Theme: Just For You (1946)
|
Gordon Jenkins (m); Morey Amsterdam (w)
|
-
- Dick Jurgens [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Day Dreams Come True At Night (1940)
|
Dick Jurgens (m); Ralph Freed (w)
|
-
- Dick Tracy
|
Theme [Tootsie Roll candy sponsor]: Toot-Toot, Tootsie (Goo Bye) [from the 1922 Al Jolson musical "Bombo"]
|
Gus Kahn; Ernie Erdman; Ted Fiorito; Robert A. King; Dan Russo
|
-
- Dimension X (NBC, 1951 - 52)
|
Theme: [theme title unknown]
|
Albert John Jr. ("Bert") Buhrman
|
-
- Dimension X --
- see also "X-Minus-One"
-
- Dizzy Gillespie [band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I Waited For You
|
John ("Dizzy") Gillespie; Walter Gilbert Fuller
|
-
- Doctor [Dr.] Christian
|
Theme: Rainbow On The River [title theme from the 1936 film]
|
Louis Alter (m); Paul Francis Webster (w)
|
-
- Doctor [Dr.] I. Q. (the Mental Banker)
|
Theme 1: You Are My Lucky Star [from the film "Broadway Melody of 1936"]
|
Arthur Freed (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: We're In The Money (The Gold Diggers Song) [from the film "Gold Diggers Of 1933"]
|
Harry Warren (m); Al Dubin (w)
|
-
- Dog Heroes
|
Theme: Diane [from the 1927 film "Seventh Heaven"]
|
Lew Pollack; Erno Rapee
|
-
- Dollar a Minute, A
|
Theme: Dollar a Minute, A
|
Eliot Daniel
|
-
- Don Ameche
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Anyone Can Dream
|
Joseph J. Lilley (m); Mack David (w)
|
-
- Don Ameche --
- see also "The Bickersons"
-
- Don Ameche --
- see also "The Household Program"
-
- Don McNeill --
- see "The Breakfast Club"
-
- Don Redmond [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Chant Of The Weed
|
Don Redmond
|
-
- Don Winslow of the Navy
|
Theme: Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean
|
David T. Shaw (m); Thomas A. Beckett (w)
|
-
- Doris Day Show, The
|
Theme: It's Magic [from the 1948 Doris Day film "Romance On The High Seas"]
|
Jule Styne (m); Sammy (w) Cahn (birth name: Samuel Cohen)
|
-
- Double Or Nothing
|
Theme: Three Little Words [from the 1930 film "Check and Double Check"]
|
Harry Ruby (m); Bert Kalmar (w)
|
-
- Dragnet
|
Opening Signature: Danger Ahead (a motif used in the 1946 film "The Killers")
|
Miklos Rozsa (m); Walter Schumann (adapter)
|
-
|
Main & End Title Theme March: Dragnet March
|
Walter Schumann
|
-
- Duke Ellington [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: East St. Louis Toodle-oo
|
Edward Kennedy ["Duke"] Ellington; Bubber Miley
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Take The 'A' Train
|
Billy Strayhorn
|
-
- Duffy's Tavern
|
Theme: When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
|
Ernest R. Ball (m); Chauncey Olcott (w); Geo Graff Jr. (w)
|
-
- Dupont Cavalcade --
- see "Cavalcade of America"
-
- Earl "Fatha" Hines [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Deep Forest
|
Earl ("Fatha") Hines (m); Reginald Foresyth (m); Andy Razaf (w)
|
-
- Easy Aces
|
Theme: Manhattan Serenade
|
Louis Alter (m); Harold Adamson (w)
|
-
- Ed Wynn Show, The [aka "Happy Island"]
|
Theme: Happy Island
|
Ann Leaf
|
-
- Eddie Cantor
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Ida (Sweet As Apple Cider)
|
Eddie Munson; Eddie Leonard
|
-
|
Sub-Theme (circa 1932): We Want Cantor [a 4-note motif over the "Heart and Soul" chord progression, reprised in Gerry Mulligan's "Bop City"]
|
Louis Gress (??)
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Campbells Are Coming, The
|
Traditional Scotch Air
|
-
|
Signature Theme 3 on various shows: Laugh Your Way Through Life
|
Harry Revel; Mack Gordon
|
-
|
Closing Signature Theme on various shows: One Hour With You [aka: (I'd Love To Spend) One Hour With You]
|
Richard Whiting (m); Leo Robin (w)
|
-
- Eddy Duchin
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Nocturne in Eb (Opus 9, No. 2) [vocal title: My Twilight Dream]
|
Frederic Chopin (m); Eddy Duchin (adapter); Lew Sherwood (adapter)
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: My Twilight Dream [based upon Chopin's "Nocturne in Eb (Op.9, No. 2)"][aka: "Eddy Duchin Story" movie Theme: "To Love Again"]
|
Frederic Chopin (m); Eddy Duchin (adapter); Lew Sherwood (adapter)
|
-
- Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy Show [Chase and Sanborn]
|
Theme 1: Big Show, The [from the 1918 musical "Head Over Heels"]
|
Jerome Kern
|
-
|
Theme 2: Kingdom Comin' (An' De Year Ob Jubilo)(1862) [arranged like "Happy Days Are Here Again"]
|
Henry C. Work (a civil war melody arranged by Ray Noble -- used 10 years later in "Doodletown Fifers" by Sauter-Finegan)
|
-
- Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy
|
Alternate Signature Theme on various shows: Happy Days Are Here Again [fr. 1929 film "Chasing Rainbows"]
|
Milton Ager (m); Jack Yellen (w)
|
-
|
Secondary Theme: Mortimer Snerd Theme
|
Raymond Stanley Noble; Edgar John Bergen
|
-
- Eileen Barton Show, The (CBS, 1954)
|
Theme 1: If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked A Cake
|
Al Hoffman; Bob Merrill; Clem Watts
|
-
|
Theme 2: I Feel a Song Comin' On [from the 1935 film "Every Night At Eight"]
|
Jimmy McHugh; George Oppenheimer; Dorothy Fields
|
-
- Electric Theatre --
- see "General Electric Theatre of the Air"
-
- Ellen Randolph
|
Theme: Andante Cantabile, First Movement Theme from the "Pathetique" Symphony No. 6 in B minor (Opus 74) [popular title: "The Story of a Starry Night"]
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky
|
-
- Ellery Queen, The Adventures of (CBS/NBC/CBS/NBC, 1939-47)
|
Theme 1: [theme title under investigation]
|
Bernard Herrmann
|
-
|
Theme 2: Ellery Queen Theme
|
Ray Carter
|
-
|
Theme 3: Marche Misterieux/Radio Transition#105
|
Charles F. Paul
|
-
|
Theme 4: Further Adventures of Ellery Queen
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
|
Theme 5: Ellery Queen Theme
|
Chester ["Chet"] Kingsbury
|
-
- Elliot Lawrence [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Heart To Heart
|
Elliot Lawrence; S. Bickley Reichner
|
-
- Emery Deutch Orchestra, The [the "Poetic Strings"]
|
Theme: When a Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry
|
Emery Deutch; Jimmy Rogan; Richard B. Smith; Frank Winegar
|
-
- Erskine Hawkins [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Tuxedo Junction
|
Erskine Hawkins (m); William Johnson (m); Julian Dash (m); Buddy Feyne (w)
|
-
- Escape
|
Theme: Night On Bald Mountain, A
|
Modest Moussorgsky
|
-
- Ethyl and Albert
|
Theme 1: Love Nest, The [from the 1920 musical "Mary"]
|
Louis A. Hirsch (m); Otto Harbach (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Side By Side
|
Harry MacGregor Woods
|
-
|
Theme 3: Home! Sweet Home! [aka: There's No Place Like Home, from the 1823 opera "Clari, or The Maid of Milan"]
|
Henry R. (m Bishop; John Howard Payne (w)
|
-
- Evelyn Winters --
- see "The Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters"
-
- Evening In Paris, An
|
Theme: Ca C'est Paris
|
Lucien Jean Boyer; Jacques Charles; Jose Padilla-Sanchez
|
-
- Everyman's Theater [Arch Oboler plays]
|
Theme: Theme from "Death and Transfiguration" (Op. 24) (1889)
|
Richard Strauss
|
-
- Exploring Tomorrow
|
Theme: As Time Goes By
|
Herman Hupfeld
|
-
- Family Hour, The
|
Theme: Clair de Lune [from the "Suite Bergamasque"]
|
Claude Achille Debussy
|
-
- Famous Actors Guild, The --
- see "Second Husband"
-
- Famous First Facts (with Joseph Nathan Kane) (WOR, 1938-1939)
|
Theme: Southearted Men [from the 1927 musical "New Moon"]
|
Sigmund Romberg
|
-
- Famous Jury Trials
|
Theme: Ase's Death, from the "Peer Gynt Suite"
|
Edvard Grieg
|
-
- Fat Man, The
|
Theme: Fat Man Polka
|
Bernard ["Bernie"] Green (psuedonym of Bernard Greenwald)
|
-
- Father Knows Best (Maxwell House sponsorship)
|
Theme 1: Let's Have Another Cup o' Coffee (1932)
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
|
Theme 2: Father Knows Best Theme [vocal title: Waiting]
|
Don Ferris (m); Irving Friedman (m); Leon Pober (w)
|
-
- Fausto Curbelo [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Thrill Of A New Romance, The (1939)
|
Fausto Curbelo (m); Xavier Cugat (m); Harold Adamson (w)
|
-
- FBI --
- see also "This Is Your FBI"
-
- FBI in Peace and War, The
|
Theme 1: March from "The Love for Three Oranges" [opera]
|
Sergei Prokofiev
|
-
|
Theme 2: F B I Theme
|
Wladimir Selinksy (may be an adaptation of the Prokofiev theme)
|
-
- Fibber McGee and Molly
|
Main Theme 1, pre-1940: Save Your Sorrow (For Tomorrow)
|
Buddy G. DeSylva; Al Sherman
|
-
|
Secondary Theme 2, 1935-40: Ridin' Around In The Rain [aka: We're gonna ride, ride, ride]
|
Carmen Lombardo; Gene Austin
|
-
|
Secondary Theme 3: Ha-Cha-Cha [from the 1934 film "Caravan"]
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Gustave ["Gus"] Kahn; Werner Richard Heymann
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-
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Main Theme 4, circa 1940: Wing To Wing
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Billy Mills
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- Fifteen Minutes With Bing Crosby (CBS, 1931- 1932)
|
Theme: Too Late (1931)
|
Victor Young; Sam M. Lewis
|
-
- First Nighter, The
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Theme: Neapolitan Nights (Oh, Nights of Splendor) [from the 1926 film "Fazil"]
|
J. S. Zamecnik (m); Harry D. Kerr (w)
|
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- First Piano Quartet, The
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Theme: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini - 18th Variation
|
Sergei Rachmaninoff
|
-
- Fitch Bandwagon, The
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Theme 1: Fitch Shampoo Jingle, to the tune of "Smile For Me"
|
Phil Baxter
|
-
- Fitch Bandwagon, The [when Phil Harris hosted]
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Theme 2: That's What I Like About The South (1944)
|
Andy Razaf; Phil Harris
|
-
- Fitch Bandwagon, The [when Alice Fay hosted]
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Theme 3: You'll Never Know (1928)
|
Billy Rose; Arthur Franklin; Al Jolson
|
-
- Five-Star Jones
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Theme: You Were Meant For Me [from the 1929 film "The Broadway Melody"]
|
Nacio Herb Brown (m); Arthur Freed (w)
|
-
- Flit Soldiers, The [with the Harry Reser Orchestra]
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Theme: March of the Flit Soldiers
|
Harry Reser
|
-
- Flapper Wife, The
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Theme: Flapper Wife, The
|
Karl Rupp
|
-
- Fleischmann Radio Hour, The (with Rudy Vallee)
|
Theme: Down The Road To Sunshine [aka: "Down The Road To Sunshine Land"]
|
Traditional Barbershop Quartet song published by Gaumont
|
-
- Fletcher Henderson [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Christopher Columbus
|
Leon Berry (m); Andy Razaf (w)
|
-
- Florida's Treat --
- see "It's Florida's Treat"
-
- Florsheim Shoe Frolic, The (NBC, 1930)
|
Theme: Waltzing
|
J. Oliver Riehl (m); Bill Gorman (w); Ed Gorman (w)
|
-
- Flying Family, The
|
Theme: I'll Make a Happy Landing [from the 1931 MGM film "(George White's) Flying High"]
|
Jimmy Mc Hugh (m); Dorothy Fields (w)
|
-
- Ford Sunday Evening Hour, The [music] / Ford Summer Hour
|
Theme: Evening Prayer [Abendsegen, aka "Children's Prayer"], from the opera "Hansel and Gretel"
|
Engelbert Humperdinck
|
-
- Ford Theatre
|
Opening Theme 1: Ford Theatre - Opening Theme I
|
Lyn Murray (pseudonym of Lionel Breeze)
|
-
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Closing Theme 1: Ford Theatre - Closing Theme I
|
Lyn Murray (pseudonym of Lionel Breeze)
|
-
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Theme 2: Double Concerto, Theme from the -[2nd Movement Theme from the "Concerto in A Minor, Opus 102, for Violin, Cello and Orchestra"]
|
Johannes Brahms (m); Cy Feuer (arranger)
|
-
- Ford's Sunday Evening Hour Of Classics (NBC)
|
Theme: Evening Prayer [Abendsegen, aka "Children's Prayer"], from the opera "Hansel and Gretel"
|
Engelbert Humperdinck
|
-
- Forecast (CBS)
|
Theme: Forecast Theme
|
Bernard Herrmann
|
-
- Forhan's Song Shop
|
Theme: That's The Song of Songs For Me (1929)
|
Harold Levey (m); Henry M. Neely (w)
|
-
- Fort Laramie Story, The
|
Open Theme : Fort Laramie Story, The
|
Frederick ["Fred"] Steiner
|
-
|
Close Theme: Garry Owen
|
Traditional Irish Air; Frederick ["Fred"] Steiner (arr.)
|
-
- Forty-Five Minutes In Hollywood
|
Theme: Let's Play Make Believe
|
Mark Warnow; Charles Chancer
|
-
- Foxes of Flatbush, The
|
Theme: Park Avenue Fantasy [vocal title: "Stairway To The Stars"]
|
Matt Malneck; Frank Signorelli
|
-
- Frances Langford Show, The
|
Open Theme: I'm In The Mood For Love [from the 1935 film "Every Night At Eight"]
|
Jimmy Mc Hugh (m); Dorothy Fields (w)
|
-
|
Close Theme: When It's Lamplightin' Time In The Valley (1933)
|
Joe Lyons; Sam C. Hart; Herold Goodman; Dean Upoon; Curt Poulton
|
-
- Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson
|
Theme: Sweet Lady [from the 1921 musical "Tangerine"]
|
Howard Johnson; Carlo Sanderson
|
-
- Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson --
- see also "Blackstone Plantation"
-
- Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson --
- see also the "Singing Sweethearts"
-
- Frank Merriwell, The Adventures of
|
Theme 1: La Hoolah Boola [Hawaiian Ditty] (1897) (aka: "Yale Boola" (1901) and "Boola Boola")
|
Robert ["Bob"] Cole; William ["Billy"] Johnson
|
-
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Alternate Title Theme 1: Yale Boola March and Two-Step (1901) [original title: "La Hoola Boola" (1897)]
|
Robert ["Bob"] Cole; William ["Billy"] Johnson; with new lyrics by A. M. Hirsh
|
-
|
Theme 2: Frank Merriwell Theme
|
John Winters
|
-
- Frank Morgan Show, The
|
Theme: Man That Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo, The (1892)
|
Fred Gilbert
|
-
- Frank Sinatra [signature song on various programs]
|
Open Theme 1: Night and Day
|
Cole Porter
|
-
|
Open Theme 2: This Love of Mine
|
Frank Sinatra; Henry W. ("Hank") Sanicola; Barry Parker
|
-
|
Closing Theme: Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1942)
|
Stephan Weiss (m); Paul Mann (m); Ruth Lowe (w)
|
-
- Frankie Carle [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Sunrise Serenade
|
Frankie (m) Carle (pseudonym of Francis Nunzio Carlone); Jack Lawrence (w)
|
-
- Frankie Masters [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Moonlight and You
|
Al Dubin; Kahn Keene; Frankie Masters
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Scatterbrain
|
Frankie Masters; Johnny Burke; Kahn Keene; Carl Bean
|
-
- Fred Allen Program, The [aka: Town Hall Tonight]
|
Opening Medley, Part 1: Smile, Darn Ya, Smile
|
Max Rich (m); Charles O'Flynn (w); Jack Meskill (w)
|
-
|
Opening Medley, Part 2: El Capitan (March) [trio section]
|
John Phillip Sousa
|
-
- Fred Allen's Alley
|
Theme 1: Mister Allen
|
Alfred Goodman
|
-
|
Theme 2: Fred Allen's Alley Theme
|
Alfred Goodman
|
-
- Fred Waring [music shows featuring his Chorus]
|
Theme: Breezing Along With The Breeze
|
Richard Whiting; Haven Gillespie; Seymour B. Simons
|
-
- Fred Waring Show, The
|
Open Theme: I Hear Music
|
Roy Ringwald; Fred Waring; John M. Dolph
|
-
|
Close Theme: Sleep
|
Earl Lebieg
|
-
- Fred Waring --
- see also "Chesterfield Time"
-
- Freddie Martin [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Bye-Lo-Bye Lullaby
|
Terry Shand; Jason Matthews
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: So Early In The Morning [aka: "Early In The Morning"]
|
Traditional French-Canadian folk tune; arranged for Freddie Martin's Orchestra
|
-
|
Signature Theme 3 on various shows: Piano Concerto No. 1 [Theme from]
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky
|
-
- Freddie Slack [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Strange Cargo
|
Freddie Slack; Ray McKinley
|
-
- Freed Orchestradians, The (NBC, 1929)
|
Theme: Smile You Miss, The (1929)
|
Raymond Hubbell (m); William Cary Duncan (w)
|
-
- Front Page Farrell
|
Theme: You and I Know (from the 1937 musical "Virginia")
|
Arthur Schwartz (m); Al Stillman (w); Laurence Stallings (w)
|
-
|
Sub-Theme: Front Page Farrell
|
Ann Leaf
|
-
- Frontier Gentleman
|
Theme: Frontier Gentleman Opening and Closing
|
Jerrald ["Jerry"] Goldsmith
|
-
- Galen Drake
|
Theme: One More Kiss, Then Good-Night
|
Peter De Rose; Charles Tobias; Louis Herscher; Art Coogan
|
-
- Gabriel Heatter --
- see "A Brighter Tomorrow"
-
- Garry Moore Show, The
|
Theme: Overture to the opera "William Tell" [aka: "The William Tell Overture"]
|
Giacchino Rossini
|
-
- Gay Nineties Revue, The [with Joe Howard]
|
Theme 1: Whoop! Whoop!! Whoop!!! Make a Noise Like a Hoop (and Roll Away) (1908)
|
J. Fred Helf (m); Ren Shields (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Band Played On, The (1926)
|
John F. Palmer; Charles B. Ward
|
-
|
Theme 3: I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now [from the 1909 musical "The Prince Of Tonight"]
|
Joseph E. ("Joe") Howard (m); Howard Orlob (m); Will M. Hough (w); Frank R. Adams (w)
|
-
- Gene Autry Show, The --
- ee "Melody Ranch"
-
- Gene and Glenn / The Quaker Early Bird's Program
|
Theme: Hello! Hello! Hello! (What a Wonderful Word Hello!) (1948)
|
Calvin ["Cal"] De Voll
|
-
- Gene Krupa [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Apurksody
|
Gene Krupa; Chappie Willet
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Star Burst
|
Gene Krupa; Edwin A. Finckel
|
-
- General Electric College Bowl [aka: G E College Bowl]
|
Theme 1: Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
|
Don Reid
|
-
|
Theme 2: Second Elizabeth (March), The [aka: G E College Bowl]
|
Don Reid
|
-
- General Electric Theatre of the Air [aka: Electric Theatre]
|
Opening Fanfare: G E Fanfares
|
John Marion Gart
|
-
|
Theme 1: G E Theme
|
John Marion Gart
|
-
|
Theme 2: Electric Theatre Theme
|
Wladimir Selinsky
|
-
|
Theme 3: General Electric Theme
|
Roy Ringwald
|
-
|
Theme 4: General Electric Theme
|
John Scott Trotter
|
-
|
Theme 5: General Electric Theatre Open
|
Morris Mamorsky
|
-
|
Theme 6: General Electric Theater
|
Lyn Murray (pseudonym of Lionel Breeze)
|
-
|
Open Theme 7: Arch of Light
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
|
Close Theme 7: Dome of Light
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
- George Burns & Gracie Allen --
- see "Burns and Allen"
-
- George Jessel Show, The
|
Primary Theme: California, Here I Come (from the 1924 Broadway Musical "Bombo")
|
Buddy G. De Sylva; Joseph Meyer; Al Jolson
|
-
|
Secondary Theme: Give My Regards To Broadway (from the 1904 Broadway Musical "Little Johnny Jones")
|
George M. Cohan
|
-
- Gertrude Niesen
|
Signature Theme: I Wanna Get Married [from the 1944 musical "Follow The Girls"]
|
Dan Shapiro; Milton H. Pascal; Philip ["Phil"] Charig
|
-
- The Gibson Family
|
Theme: Gibson Family, The [re-used as the title song for the movie "Under Your Spell"]
|
Arthur Schwartz (m); Howard Dietz (w)
|
-
|
Vocal Theme Title: Hi-De-Home Sweet Home [aka: "The Gibson Family"]
|
Arthur Schwartz (m); Howard Dietz (w)
|
-
- Gillette Cavalcade of Sports, The
|
Theme: Look Sharp - Be Sharp March, The [aka: The Gillete Look Sharp March]
|
Mahlon Merrick
|
-
- Gillette Original Community Sing, The --
- see "Community Sing"
-
- Girl Alone, A
|
Theme 1: Cecile Waltz (1914)
|
Frank W. McKee
|
-
|
Theme 2: Girl Alone, A
|
Don Marcotte
|
-
- Girl Back Home, The
|
Theme 1: Cheerio!
|
Irving Fields
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hello, and Not 'So-Long'
|
Ed East; Bob Hamilton
|
-
- Girl Who Lives Next Door, The
|
Theme: Alice Blue Gown [from the 1919 musical "Irene"]
|
Harry A. Tierney (m); Joseph McCarthy (w)
|
-
- Glamour Manor
|
Theme 1: There's A Small Hotel [from the 1936 musical "On Your Toes"]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Donkey Serenade,The [trio section] [from the 1937 movie "The Firefly"]
|
Rudolph Friml; Herbert Stothart
|
-
- Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Was I To Blame For Falling In Love With You?
|
Victor Popular Young; Gus Kahn; Chester Conn
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Smoke Rings
|
H. Eugene Gifford (m); Ned Washington (w)
|
-
- Glenn Miller [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Slumber Song
|
Saul Joel Tepper; J. Chalmers ["J. C."] Mac Gregor
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Moonlight Serenade
|
Glenn Miller (m); Mitchell Parish (w)
|
-
- Glenn Miller --
- see also "I Sustain The Wings"
-
- Goldbergs, The
|
Theme: Serenade (Rimpianto) [aka: Toselli's Serenade](1923)[used in the film "The Trespasser"]
|
Enrico Toselli
|
-
- Gold Dust Twins --
- see "The Silver Dust Twins"
-
- Goldy and Dusty --
- see "The Silver Dust Twins"
-
- Good News (of 1938-40)
|
Theme 1: Always and Always [from the 1937 film "Mannequin"]
|
Edward Ward (m); Robert B. Wright (w); Chet Forrest (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Good News [from the 1927 musical "Good News"]
|
Ray Henderson (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w); Lew Brown (w)
|
-
- Good News --
- see also "Baby Snooks"
-
- Goodrich Silvertown Orchestra, The
|
Theme: Her Waltz
|
Arthur Johnston
|
-
- Gordon MacCrae [music shows on CBS] (CBS)
|
Signature Theme on CBS: Penthouse Serenade (When We're Alone)(1931)
|
Will Jason; Val Burton
|
-
- Grand Hotel
|
Theme: Life and Love [from the 1919 operetta "The Velvet Lady"]
|
Victor Herbert (m); Henry Blossom (w)
|
-
- Grand Ole [Old] Opry, The
|
Theme: Grand Ole Opry Tonight [aka: At The Grand Old Opry Tonight]
|
C. A. Craig; Willis S. Graham
|
-
- Great Gildersleeve, The (NBC)
|
Theme 2, circa 1945-52: Big Boy
|
Jack Meakin (m); Foster Carling (w)
|
-
- Green Hornet, The
|
Theme: Flight of the Bumblebee, The [from the 1900 opera "The Tale of Tsar Saltan"]
|
Nicolai Andreyevitch Rimsky-Korsakov
|
-
- Groucho Marx Show, The --
- see "You Bet Your Life"
-
- Guiding Light, The
|
Theme 1 (1937-47, on NBC): Aphrodite [& Aphrodite Waltz] (from the 1919 musical production "Aphrodite")
|
Anselm Goetzl (m); John Gart (arr.)
|
-
|
Theme 2 (since 1947 on CBS): Variations on Wieniawski's "Romance" (2nd mvt. of Violin Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 22, 1862)
|
Henri Wieniawski (m); John Gart (adapter/arr.)
|
-
- Gulf Screen Guild Show, The --
- see "Screen Guild Show"
-
- Gunsmoke
|
Opening Signature: Gunsmoke Main Title
|
Rex Koury
|
-
|
Main & End Theme: Old Trail, The [aka: Gunsmoke Theme]
|
Rex Koury
|
-
|
Act Opener: Boothill (Signature)
|
Rex Koury
|
-
- Gus Arnheim [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Sweet And Lovely
|
Gus Arnheim; Harry Tobias; Charles N. Daniels
|
-
- Guy Lombardo [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Auld Lang Syne
|
Traditional Scottish Air from the early 18th century; words by Scottish poet Robert Burns
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Comin' Through The Rye
|
Traditional Scottish Air
|
-
|
Signature Theme 3 on various shows: It's The Darndest Thing [from the film "Singing The Blues"]
|
Jimmy Mc Hugh; Dorothy Fields
|
-
|
Signature Theme 4 on various shows: Vilia [from the 1907 operetta "The Merry Widow"]
|
Franz Lehar (m); Adrian Ross (w)
|
-
|
Signature Theme 5 on various shows: Avalon [from the 1920 musical "Sinbad"]
|
Vincent Rose; Al Jolson
|
-
- Hal Kemp [big band shows] w/vocalist Skinnay Ennis
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Got A Date With An Angel [from the 1931 film "For The Love Of Mike"]
|
Jack Waller (m); Joseph Turnbridge (m); Clifford Grey (w); Sonny Miller (w)
|
-
- Hal Kemp [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: When Summer Is Gone [aka: (How I'll Miss You When) Summer Is Gone]
|
Hal Kemp
|
-
- Hal Peary Show, The --
- see "Honest Harold"
-
- Hallmark Playhouse/Hallmark [Radio] Hall of Fame
|
Theme 1: Dream of Olwen, The [from the 1947 British film "While I Live"]
|
Charles Williams
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hallmark Hall of Fame - Theme
|
Bernard ["Bernie"] Green (pseudonym of Bernard Greenwald)
|
-
|
Theme 3: Hallmark Theme
|
Lyn Murray (pseudonym of Lionel Breeze)
|
-
|
Theme 4: Hallmark Theme
|
David D. Rose
|
-
- Halls of Ivy, The
|
Theme: Halls of Ivy, The
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson); Vick Knight
|
-
- Happiness Boys, The
|
Theme: How Do You Do (...Ev'rybody, How Do You Do?)(1924)
|
Phil Fleming; Calvin ("Cal") De Voll; Charles ("Charlie") Harrison; [adapted from the WW I song: "Mademoiselle From Armentieres" aka "Hinky Dinky Parlez-Vous" aka "Here's To Whiskey"]
|
-
- Happy Hollow
|
Theme: Happy Hollow (My Home Town)
|
Woody Smith
|
-
- Happy Island --
- see "The Ed Wynn Show"
-
- Happy Rambler, The [with Irving Kaufman]
|
Theme: Oh, Didn't He Ramble? [aka: "Didn't He Ramble?"]
|
Hattie Bolton
|
-
- Happy Wonder Bakers, The
|
Theme: Hurrah! For The Wonder Bakers
|
Will Donaldson (m); Frank Moulan (w)
|
-
- Harold Stern [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Now That It's All Over
|
Stella Unger
|
-
- Harold Teen
|
Theme: Harold Teen
|
Joe L. Sanders
|
-
- Harry James [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Ciribiribin
|
Alberto Pestalozza (m); Harry James (adapter); Jack Lawrence (adapter); Rudolf Thaler (English words)
|
-
- Harry Owens & his Royal Hawaiians
|
Theme: Sweet Leilani
|
Harry Owens
|
-
- Harry Richman
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I Love A Parade [from the 1931 Musical Revue "Rhythmania"]
|
Harold Arlen (m); Ted Koehler (w)
|
-
- Harvest Of Stars, The
|
Theme: Harvest Of Stars Theme
|
Bernard Herrmann
|
-
- Have Gun, Will Travel
|
Open Theme: Have Gun, Will Travel Theme
|
Bernard Herrmann
|
-
|
Close Theme: Have Gun, Will Travel [End Credits]
|
John M. Leipold
|
-
- Hawaii Calls
|
Open Theme 1: Hawaii Calls
|
Harry Owens
|
-
|
Open Theme 2: Hawaii Calls
|
Webley Edwards
|
-
|
Close Theme: Aloha Oe (Farewell to Thee)
|
Queen Lydia Lili`uokalani (of Hawaii)
|
-
- Hawthorne House
|
Theme: Melody in G-Flat (1905)
|
Charles Wakefield Cadman
|
-
- Hayfield Pleasures of 1932 --
- see "Myrt and Marge"
-
- Healing Waters --
- see "Oral Roberts"
-
- Hear It Now (CBS)
|
Theme: Hear It Now
|
David Leo Diamond
|
-
- Hedda Hopper [aka: This Is Hollywood] (CBS/ABC, 1944-47)
|
Theme: Hollywood
|
John Brunker ["Jack"] Meakin
|
-
- Heinz Magazine of the Air --
- see "Magazine Of The Air"
-
- Helen and Mary, The Adventures of [predecessor to "Let's Pretend"] (CBS, 1929 - 1934)
|
Theme: Allegretto, from "Fairy Tale" (Opus 135, No. 2)
|
Karel Komzak II
|
-
- Henry Aldrich --
- see "The Aldrich Family"
-
- Henry Busse [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Hot Lips
|
|
-
- Henry George [Cigars] Program, The (CBS, 1930)
|
Theme: Smoke Your Troubles Away (The Henry George Theme Song)
|
Phil Cook
|
-
- Herb Shriner --
- see "Two For The Money"
-
- Henry King [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Blues Serenade, A
|
Frank Signorelli; Mitchell Parish; Jimmy Lytell; Vincent Grande
|
-
- Henry Morgan Show, The [aka: Here's Morgan]
|
Opening Medley, Part 1: Goodnight Ladies [orig. title: Farewell, Ladies]
|
E. P. Christy
|
-
|
Opening Medley, Part 2: For He's A Jolly Good Fellow [aka: The Bear Went Over The Mountain]
|
Traditional French-English Folk Song Melody; Bernard ["Bernie"] (arranger) Green (pseudonym of Bernard Greenwald)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Henry Morgan Playon [based upon "Buy Eversharp" jingle]
|
Bernard ["Bernie"] Green (pseudonym of Bernard Greenwald)
|
-
- Her Honor, Nancy James
|
Theme: Song of Youth, The
|
Richard William Leibert
|
-
- Here's Morgan --
- see "The Henry Morgan Show"
-
- Hildegarde's Raleigh Room
|
Theme: Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup
|
Anna Sosenko
|
-
- Hilltop House
|
Theme: Brahms' Lullaby (Wiegenlied) Opus 49, No. 4
|
Johannes Brahms
|
-
- Hogan's Daughter (NBC, 1949)
|
Theme: On the Trail [from "The Grand Canyon Suite"]
|
Ferde Grofe
|
-
- Hollywood Calling
|
Theme 1: Hooray For Hollywood [for the 1937 film "Hollywood Hotel"]
|
Richard Whiting (m); Johnny Mercer (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hollywood Calling Theme
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson); Vick Knight
|
-
- Hollywood Hotel [with Louella Parsons]
|
Theme: Blue Moon
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Hollywood On The Air
|
Theme: Star Dust (1929)
|
Hoagy Carmichael (m); Mitchell Parish (w)
|
-
- Hollywood Open House
|
Theme 1, circa 1947: Hollywood Open House
|
George Basil ["Buzz"] Adlam; Jay Milton; Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hollywood Open House Theme
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
|
Close Theme 3: Open House E T
|
Lyn Murray
|
-
- Hollywood Showcase
|
Theme: Hollywood Showcase Theme
|
Marlin H. Skiles
|
-
- Hollywood Sound Stage (CBS, 1951-52)
|
Theme: Hollywood Sound Stage
|
Alexander Courage
|
-
- Hollywood Star Playhouse
|
Theme 1: Hollywood Star Playhouse
|
George Basil ["Buzz"] Adlam; Jay Milton; Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hollywood Star Playhouse Theme
|
Jeff Alexander
|
-
- Hollywood Theater --
- see "Skippy Hollywood Theater"
-
- Honest Harold (CBS, 1950-51)
|
Theme: Honest Harold Hemp [re-cycled later as a theme for Mr. Magoo cartoons]
|
John Brunker ["Jack"] Meakin
|
-
- Honeyboy and Sassafras
|
Theme: Mosquito Parade, The [from the 1902 musical revue "The Mosquito Parade"]
|
James Swope; Sylvester Swope
|
-
- Hoosier Hop, The
|
Theme: Down Hoosier Way
|
Ruth V. Frank; Johnny Polce; Eleanor Smythe
|
-
- Hoover Sentinel Concerts
|
Theme: Love Song
|
James Koestner
|
-
- Hopalong Cassidy (Synd, 1948-52)
|
Theme: Hopalong Cassidy [Radio Theme (Glasser wrote a different TV Theme)]
|
Albert Glasser
|
-
- Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights [band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I'll Love You In My Dreams
|
Abel Baer; Benee Russell; Horace Heidt
|
-
- Horace Heidt --
- see also "Pot O' Gold"
-
- Horn and Hardart Children's Hour, The
|
Theme: Less Work For Mother (1936, 1974)
|
William ["Bill"] Livingston; J. Russell Robinson; [Edwin H. Morris publisher - selling agent Chas. Hansen]
|
-
- Hour of Charm, The
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Open Theme: American Hymn (Of Liberty), The
|
William Wirges (??)
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-
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Close Theme: We Must Be Vigilant, from the 1942 film "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" (adapted from F. W. Meacham's "American Patrol")
|
Frank W. Meacham (m); Joseph A. Burke (music adapter); Edgar Leslie (words)
|
-
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Alternate Title, Close Theme: American Patrol [adaptation title: "We Must Be Vigilant", from the 1942 film "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"]
|
Frank W. Meacham (m); Joseph A. Burke (music adapter); Edgar Leslie (words)
|
-
- Hour of Classics, The --
- see "Ford's Sunday Evening Hour Of Classics"
-
- House of Melody
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Theme: House Of Melody
|
Meredith Willson (m); John Nesbitt (w)
|
-
- House of Mystery, The
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Theme: House Of Mystery
|
John Marion Gart
|
-
- House By The Side Of The Road --
- see "Tony Wons' Scrapbook"
-
- Houseboat Hannah
|
Theme: Last Rose of Summer (Is The Sweetest Song Of All), The (1907)
|
Arthur Gillespie; Harry Sidney
|
-
- Household Hour, The [aka: "The Household Program"]
|
Theme: Songs My Mother Taught Me (aka: Als die Alte Mutter, Op. 55, No. 4, 1880) [from "Zigeunermelodien" (Gypsy Songs) ]
|
Antonin Dvorak (m); (English translator unknown)
|
-
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Thought For Tomorrow Segment Theme: Cradle Song (1934)
|
Carl Hoeffle
|
-
- Human Adventure, The
|
Theme: Gaudeamus Igitur
|
Traditional college student song (words from 13th-century Latin; music by an unknown 18th-century composer)
|
-
- Hymns Of All Churches
|
Theme: Andante Religioso (1897)
|
Francois-Luc J. Thome
|
-
- The Hudson-DeLange Band [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Eight Bars In Search Of A Melody
|
Will Hudson
|
-
- I Cover The Waterfront
|
Theme: I Cover The Waterfront (1933) [later used as the title song of the 1933 film "I Cover The Waterfront"]
|
John Waldo Green (m); Edward ["Eddie"] Heyman (w)
|
-
- I Love a Mystery
|
Theme: Song Of Mystery [based upon Sibelius' "Valse Triste"]
|
Paul Carson
|
-
|
Theme: Valse Triste [for the drama "Kuolema", Opus 43]
|
Jean Sibelius
|
-
- I Love Adventure
|
Theme: Valse Triste [for the drama "Kuolema", Opus 43]
|
Jean Sibelius
|
-
- I Sustain The Wings [with the Glenn Miller Orchestra]
|
Theme: I Sustain The Wings
|
Glenn Miller; J. Chalmers Mac Gregor; Sol Meyer
|
-
- I Want A Divorce
|
Theme 1: Wedding March, The (1844) [from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"]
|
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
|
-
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Theme 2: Intermezzo (A Love Story) [from the 1940 film "Intermezzo"]
|
Heinz Probost (m); Robert Henning (Eng. W)
|
-
- Ipana Troubadors, The
|
Theme: Smiles (1917)
|
J. Will Callahan; Lee S. Roberts
|
-
- Isham Jones [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Spain (1924)
|
Isham Jones (m); Gus Kahn (w)
|
-
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Signature Theme 2 on various shows: You're Just A Dream Come True
|
Isham Jones
|
-
- It Pays To Be Ignorant
|
Theme: It Pays To Be Ignorant
|
Tom Howard Jr. (??); Bob Howell (??)
|
-
- It's Florida's Treat (with Harry Richmond)
|
Theme: I Love A Parade [from the 1931 Musical Revue "Rhythmania"]
|
Harold Arlen (m); Ted Koehler (w)
|
-
- Jack and Loretta Clemens
|
Theme: Just A Little Girl
|
S. B. Fishburne
|
-
- Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy
|
Theme: Wave The Flag (For Hudson High) [aka: Have You Tried Wheaties?]
|
possibly James Peterson (??)
|
-
- Jack Benny Program, The
|
Jello Jingle Theme: J-E-L-L-O [original commercial jingle]
|
Don Bestor
|
-
|
Jello Jingle Theme: Old Jello Theme [aka: J-E-L-L-O]
|
Don Bestor (m); Meredith Willson (adapter/arranger)
|
-
|
Open Medley, Part 1: Yankee Doodle Boy [from the 1904 musical "Little Johnny Jones"]
|
George M. Cohan
|
-
|
Main Theme & Signature Theme on various shows: Love In Bloom [from the 1934 Bing Crosby film, "She Loves Me Not"]
|
Leo Robin; Ralph Rainger
|
-
|
Lucky Strike Open Theme: Be Happy, Go Lucky [Lucky Strike Jingle]
|
Raymond Scott (pseudonym of Harry Warnow)
|
-
|
Alternate Close Theme: Hooray For Hollywood [for the 1937 film "Hollywood Hotel"]
|
Richard Whiting (m); Johnny Mercer (w)
|
-
- Jack Berch Show, The
|
Theme: I'm a Whistlin'
|
Jimmy Eaton; Terry Shand
|
-
- Jack Fina
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Dream Sonata
|
Harold Spina; Jack Fina
|
-
- Jack Haley Show, The
|
Theme: This Can't Be Love [from the 1938 musical "The Boys From Syracuse"]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Jack Jenney [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: City Night [ASCAP & BMI title -- some sources call it: City Lights(??)]
|
Alexander ["Alec"] Wilder (ASCAP/BMI); William Engvick (BMI); Truman Elliot ["Jack"] Jenney (ASCAP)
|
-
- Jack Kirkwood Show, The
|
Theme: Hi, Neighbor [from the 1941 film "San Antonio Rose"]
|
Jack Owens
|
-
- Jack Teagarden [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
|
Harold Arlen (m); Ted Koehler (w)
|
-
- Jack Pearl Show, The
|
Theme 1: Happy Days Are Here Again [fr. 1929 film "Chasing Rainbows"]
|
Milton Ager (m); Jack Yellen (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Two Cigarettes In The Dark [from the 1934 film "Kill That Story"]
|
Paul Francis Webster; Lew Pollack
|
-
- Jack Webb Show, The (West Coast comedy series)
|
Theme: Our Director (March) ["B"-section bridge theme]
|
F. E. Bigelow
|
-
- Jad Hour, The --
- see "Aunt Jemima"
-
- Jake and Lena
|
Theme: Hello! Hello! Hello! (What a Wonderful Word Hello!) (1948)
|
Calvin ["Cal"] De Voll
|
-
- Jan Garber
|
Signature Theme on various shows: My Dear
|
Edwin Frederick Large; Jan Garber
|
-
- Jan Savitt [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Quaker City Jazz
|
Jan Savitt; Jimmy Schultz
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: It's A Wonderful World
|
Jan Savitt; John Kluczko Watson; Harold Adamson
|
-
- Jesse Crawford [organist]
|
Theme: Forgotten Melody, The
|
Gustave ["Gus"] Kahn; Jesse Crawford
|
-
- Jimmie Gallagher [vocalist]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Dear One Good Night (radio title: Saying Adieu) (1931)
|
Jimmie Gallagher; Bob Ellsworth; Jack Erickson
|
-
- Jimmie Lunceford [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Jazznocracy
|
Will Hudson
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Uptown Blues
|
Jimmie Lunceford
|
-
- Jimmy Dorsey [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Contrasts
|
Jimmy Dorsey
|
-
- Jimmy Durante
|
Open Theme 1: Inka-Dinka-Doo [from the 1933 movie "Palooka"]
|
James ["Jimmy"] Durante (m); Ben Ryan (w)
|
-
|
Open Theme 2: You Gotta Start Off Each Day With A Song
|
James ["Jimmy"] Durante (m); Ben Ryan (w)
|
-
|
Close Theme 3: Good-night, Good-night, Good-night
|
Jack Barnett; James ["Jimmy"] Durante
|
-
- Jimmy Durante --
- also see "The Jumbo Fire Chief Show"
-
- Jimmy Wakely Show, The
|
Open Theme: Cimarron [aka: "Cimarron (Roll On)"] (1942)
|
Johnny Bond
|
-
|
Close Theme: Rainbow Valley
|
Gene Autry; Smiley Burnette
|
-
- Joan Davis Time (CBS, 1947-48)
|
Theme: Nobody's Sweetheart
|
Billy Meyers; Elmer Schoebel; Gus Kahn; Ernie Erdman
|
-
- Joan Davis --
- see also "Leave It To Joan"
-
- Joe Howard --
- see the "Gay Nineties Revue"
-
- John Charles Thomas
|
Theme: Home On The Range
|
Traditional U.S. Western Folk Song
|
-
- John's Other Wife
|
Theme: Sweetest Story Ever Told, The [aka: "Tell Me, Do You Love Me?"]
|
R. M. Stults
|
-
- Johnson Family, The
|
Theme 1: My Old Kentucky Home (1853) (aka: "My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight")
|
Stephen Collins Foster
|
-
|
Theme 2: Listen To The Mocking Bird (1855)
|
Richard Milburn (m); pseudonym of Septimus Winner) Alice Hawthorne (w
|
-
|
Theme 3: Whistler and His Dog, The (1905)
|
Arthur Pryor
|
-
- Johnny Green [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Hello, My Lover, Goodbye
|
John Green (m); Edward Heyman (w)
|
-
- Johnny Long [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: White Star Of Sigma Nu, The [fraternity song]
|
|
-
- Johnny Mercer Show, The [aka: "The Johnny Mercer Music Shop"] (NBC)
|
Close Theme: Dream
|
Johnny Mercer
|
-
- Johnny Richards [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Young At Heart
|
Johnny Richards (m); Carolyn Leigh (w)
|
-
- Jonathon Trimble, Esq. (Mutual, 1946)
|
Theme: Days Gone By
|
Jack Meakin
|
-
- Joseph White, Radio's Favorite Tenor (NBC, 1937)
|
Theme: Roses In The Moonlight
|
Peter De Rose; Joseph White
|
-
- Joyce Jordan, Girl Intern
|
Theme: Poeme [vocal title: My Moonlight Madonna]
|
Zdenko Fibich (m); William Scotti (adapter); Paul Francis Webster (w)
|
-
- Judy Canova Show, The
|
Theme: Go to Sleepy, Little Baby
|
Judy Canova (m); Zeke Canova (m); Harry Tobias (w); Henry Tobias (w)
|
-
- Jumbo Fire Chief Show, The [with Jimmy Durante]
|
Theme: Over and Over Again [from the 1935 musical "Billy Rose's Jumbo" and the subsequent film]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Jungle Jim, The Adventures of
|
Theme: William Tell Overture [from the opera, "storm" motif section]
|
Giacchino Rossini
|
-
- Just Neighbors
|
Theme: If I Never Dream Again
|
LeRoy ["Roy"] Shield
|
-
- Just Plain Bill
|
Open Theme: Darling Nellie Gray
|
Benjamine R. Hanby
|
-
|
Close Theme: Polly Wolly Doodle
|
Traditional U.S. Southern Minstrel Song
|
-
- Juvenile Court
|
Theme: Juvenile Court Theme
|
Jerrald ["Jerry"] Goldsmith
|
-
- Kate Smith
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: When The Moon Comes Over The Mountain (1931)
|
Howard E. Johnson; Harry M. Woods
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Marching Along Together (1933)
|
Edward Pola; Fred Steininger; Mort Dixon
|
-
- Kay Kyser [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Thinking Of You [aka: "(I've Grown So Lonesome) Thinking Of You"] (1926)
|
Walter Donaldson; Paul Ash
|
-
- Kay Kyser --
- see "The Kollege of Musical Knowledge"
-
- Keep 'Em Rolling
|
Specially Commissioned Theme: Flame Of Freedom Is Burning, The
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Kitty Kelly --
- see "Pretty Kitty Kelly"
-
- Kitty Keene, Incorporated
|
Theme: None But The Lonely Heart (Nur, wer die Sehnsucht kennt)(Op. 6, 1869) [featured the 1933 RKO Radio film "Little Women"]
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky (m); Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (German lyric); Arthur Westbrook (Eng. Lyric)
|
-
- Kollege of Musical Knowledge, The
|
Theme: Thinking Of You [aka: "(I've Grown So Lonesome) Thinking Of You"] (1926)
|
Walter Donaldson; Paul Ash
|
-
- Kostelanetz-Chesterfield Program, The
|
Theme: Love Is Mine
|
F. D. ("Pat") Ballard; Charles E. ("Chuck") Henderson
|
-
- Kraft Music Hall, The
|
Theme 1: Rhapsody In Blue
|
George Gershwin
|
-
- Kraft Music Hall, The [West Coast w/Bing Crosby]
|
Theme 2 (1936): Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)
|
Fred Ahlert; Roy Turk; Bing Crosby
|
-
|
Open Theme 3 (ASCAP freeze, circa 1941): Hail, K.M.H.
|
John Scott Trotter; Carroll Carroll
|
-
|
Alt. Theme Arr. (circa 1951): (March) Hail, K.M.H.
|
Theodore Eugene Oberdorfer (may be a pseudonym for John Scott Trotter & Carroll Carroll)
|
-
- Kraft Music Hall, The [with Al Jolson]
|
Theme 5 (1947 - 49): April Showers [from the 1921 musical "Bombo"]
|
Louis Silvers (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w)
|
-
- Lady Esther Serenade, The
|
Theme: Waltz You Saved For Me, The
|
Wayne King (m); Emil Flindt (m); Gus Kahn (w)
|
-
- Lady Next Door, The
|
Theme: Musical Snuff-Box (Op. 32), A
|
Anatole [ASCAP spelling of Anatol Liadov] Liadoff; Rosario Bourdon (arr.)
|
-
- Larry Clinton [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Dispy Doodle, The
|
Larry Clinton
|
-
- Lavender and Old Lace
|
Theme: Dream Melody, The [from the operetta "Naughty Marietta", vocal title: "Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life"] (1910)
|
Victor Herbert
|
-
|
Alt. Theme Title: Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life (The Dream Melody)
|
Victor Herbert (m); Rida Johnson Young (w)
|
-
- Lawrence Welk [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Bubbles In The Wine
|
Robert ("Bob") Calame; Frank Loesser; Lawrence Welk
|
-
- Leave It To Joan [aka: The Joan Davis Show] (CBS, 1949-50)
|
Theme: Our Dream
|
Jack Meakin
|
-
- Leighton Noble Orchestra, The
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I'll See You In My Dreams (1924)
|
Isham Jones (m); Gustave ["Gus"] Kahn (w)
|
-
- Lee Castle
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Caprice Moderne
|
Jerry Carretta
|
-
- Leo Reisman and his Orchestra
|
Open Theme: What Is This Thing Called Love? [from the 1930 musical "Wake Up And Dream"]
|
Cole Porter
|
-
|
Close Theme: Hour Of Parting, The [L'Huere Bleue] (1928)
|
Mischa ["Michael"] Spoliansky; M Schiffer; Gustave ("Gus") Kahn
|
-
- Les Brown [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Dance Of The Blue Devils
|
Les Brown
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 [circa 1943] on various shows: Leap Frog
|
Joe Garland
|
-
|
Signature Theme 3 on various shows: Sentimental Journey
|
Les Brown; Bud Green; Ben Homer
|
-
|
Signature Theme 4 on various shows: Shangri-La (1946)
|
Carl Sigman (w)
|
-
- Les And Larry Elgart [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Heart Of My Heart [aka: "(The Gang That Sang) Heart Of My Heart"]
|
Ben Ryan
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Sophisticated Swing
|
Will Hudson; Mitchell Parish
|
-
- Les Elgart [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Dancing Sound, The
|
Charles Albertine
|
-
- Les Paul Show with Mary Ford, The (Syndicated (circa 1949 - 1950))
|
Theme: Dry My Tears
|
Les Paul (pseudonym of Lester William Polsfuss)
|
-
- Let George Do It
|
Theme: Let George Do It
|
Edward J. ["Eddie"] Dunstedter
|
-
- Let Yourself Go [with Milton Berle]
|
Theme: Eversharp Jingle [aka: "Buy Eversharp"]
|
Bernard [??] Green
|
-
- Let's Go Night Clubbing
|
Theme: I Would Do Anything For You [aka: "Anything For You"]
|
Claude Hopkins; Alexander Hill; Bob Williams
|
-
- Let's Pretend
|
Theme 1 (instrumental): Allegretto, from "Fairy Tale" (Maerchen und Volksliedchen, Opus 135, No. 2)(1910)[aka: "Fairy Tales (Maerchen)"]
|
Karel Komzak II
|
-
|
Theme 2 (vocal): Let's Pretend [adapted from Karel Komzak's "Allegretto from 'Fairy Tale' (Opus 135, No. 2)" with lyrics for "Cream of Wheat"]
|
Joseph ["Joe"] Rines; Robert ["Bob"] Bilder
|
-
|
Theme 3: Junior March
|
Emil Ascher
|
-
- Liberace Show, The
|
Theme 1: I Don't Care (As Long as You Care For Me)
|
Wladziu Valentino ["Lee"] Liberace; Gerald E. Teifer; Gerald G. Gwimond
|
-
|
Open Theme 2: Liberace Theme, The (adapted from the trio section of "Fantasie Impromptu" by Chopin)
|
Frederick Chopin; Wladziu Valentino ["Lee"] Liberace
|
-
|
Closing Theme 3: I'll Be Seeing You
|
Sammy Fain (m); Irving Kahal (w)
|
-
- Life and Love of Dr. Susan, The
|
Theme: Lyric Pieces, Book 3, No. 5 - 'Erotic' (Op. 43, No. 5)
|
Edvard Grieg
|
-
- Life Begins at Eighty
|
Theme: Melody In F (Opus 3, No. 1) (1850 - 51)
|
Anton Rubinstein
|
-
- Life Can Be Beautiful
|
Theme: Melody in C
|
Don Becker
|
-
- Life Of Mary Sothern, The
|
Theme: Little Love, A Little Kiss, A (Un Peu D'Amour) [aka: Just A Little Love, A Little Kiss]
|
Andre Rieu (m); Adrian Ross (Eng. w)
|
-
- Life Of Riley, The
|
Theme 1: What'll You Have? Pabst Blue Ribbon (Beer jingle, to the tune of "Ten Little Indians")
|
Traditional Nursery Rhyme Tune
|
-
|
Theme 2: Life Of Riley, The
|
Alfred Goodman
|
-
|
Theme 3: Life of Riley (Radio Program) Theme
|
Lou Kosloff
|
-
- Life Savers Rendezvous (NBC)
|
Theme: You're A Life Saver (1935)
|
Ed East
|
-
- Life With Luigi
|
Opening Medley, Part 1: Chicago
|
Lew Pollack; Clare Sidney
|
-
|
Opening Medley, Part 2: Oh Marie [aka: O Mari]
|
Edoardo Di Capua
|
-
- Lifebuoy-Rinso Program, The [aka: "Tuesday Night Party", with Al Jolson]
|
Theme: April Showers [from the 1921 musical "Bombo" starring Al Jolson ]
|
Louis Silvers (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w)
|
-
- Light Of The World, The
|
Theme: Light Of This [<sic>] World
|
Clark ["Doc"] Whipple
|
-
- Li'l Abner
|
Theme: Li'l Abner in Dogpatch
|
Don Marcotte
|
-
- Lincoln Highway, The
|
Theme: Lincoln Highway, The
|
Jack Arthur
|
-
- Linda's First Love
|
Theme 1: Romance (Opus 44, No. 1) (1859)
|
Anton Rubinstein
|
-
|
Alt. Theme Title: If You Are But A Dream [adapted from Rubinstein's "Romance (Op. 44, No. 1)"]
|
Anton Rubinstein (m); Moe Jaffe (adapter); Nathan J. Bonx (adapter); Jack Fulton (adapter)
|
-
- Line-Up, The
|
Theme: Line-Up, The
|
Edward J. ["Eddie"] Dunstedter
|
-
- Lionel Hampton [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Flyin' Home
|
Lionel Hampton (m); Benny Goodman (m); Sid Robin (w)
|
-
- Little Herman
|
Theme: Little Herman [aka: "Little Herman Theme & Finale"]
|
Josef Bonime
|
-
- Little Jack Little [and his Orchestra]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Little By Little [from the 1929 film "The Sophomore"]
|
Robert Emmett Dolan; Walter O'Keefe
|
-
- Little Ol' Hollywood [with Ben Alexander]
|
Theme: I'm Always Chasing Rainbows [from the 1918 film "The Dolly Sisters", based on the "bridge section" of Chopin's "Fantasie Impromptu"]
|
Frederic Chopin; Harry Carroll; Joseph McCarthy
|
-
- Little Orphan Annie
|
Theme: Little Orphan Annie
|
Joe L. Sanders; Gus Kahn
|
-
- Lone Ranger, The
|
Theme: William Tell Overture [from the opera, "finale" section]
|
Giacchino Rossini
|
-
- Lonesome Gal Programme, The
|
Theme: Lonesome Gal
|
Walter Schumann; Jack Brooks
|
-
- Longines Symphonette , The
|
Theme: Moonlight Sonata, The (Opus 27, No. 2)
|
Ludwig von Beethoven
|
-
- Lora Lawton
|
Theme: Just A Little Love Song (pub. 1922) [aka: "Just a Little Love"] (from the musical revue "The Box Party")
|
Joe Cooper (m); Samuel M. Lewis (w); Joseph Young (w)
|
-
- Lorenzo Jones
|
Theme 1 [comedy]: Funiculi-Funicula
|
Luigi Denza
|
-
|
Theme 2: Beyond The Blue Horizon [from the 1930 film "Monte Carlo"]
|
Richard Whiting (m); W. Franke Harling (m); Leo Robin (w)
|
-
|
Theme 3 [dramatic]: When I Grow To Old To Dream [from the 1935 film "The Night Is Young"]
|
Sigmund Romberg (m); Oscar Hammerstein II (Eng. w)
|
-
|
Sub-Theme: Lorenzo Jones
|
Ann Leaf
|
-
- Lou Breese Orchestra, The [aka: "The Sheaffer Parade"]
|
Theme: Breezin' Along With The Breeze (1926)
|
Richard Whiting; Haven Gillespie; Seymour Simons
|
-
- Louella Parsons Show --
- see "Hollywood Hotel"
-
- Louis Armstrong [band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: When It's Sleepy Time Down South
|
Clarence Muse; Leon T. Rene; Otis J. Jr. Rene
|
-
- Lucky Millinder
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Sweet Slumber (1904)
|
Jacob Henry Ellis
|
-
- Lud Gluskin [and his Orchestra]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: On The Air
|
James Campbell; Reginald Connelly; Carroll Gibbons;
|
-
- Luke Slaughter of Tombstone (CBS, 1958)
|
Theme: Luke Slaughter Theme(s)
|
Wilbur J. Hatch
|
-
- Lum and Abner
|
Theme 1, circa 1931-41: Eleanor (A Serenade) (1914, 1916)
|
Jessie L. Deppen
|
-
|
Theme 2, circa 1941-45: Evalena
|
Sybil Chisholm Bock [organist]
|
-
|
Theme 3, circa 1945-46: Eleanor (A Serenade) (1914, 1916)
|
Jessie L. Deppen
|
-
|
Theme 4, circa 1946-53: Down On The Old Party Line
|
Ralph Emerson [organist]; Elsie Mae Emerson
|
-
- Lux Radio Theatre (CBS)
|
Theme 1 (1934 - 1954): Lux [Radio] Theatre [Signature] Theme
|
Robert Armbruster
|
-
|
Between-The-Acts Theme: Interlude
|
Louis Silvers; Rudy Schrager
|
-
|
Open Theme 2 (1954 - 1955): Lux Theme
|
Rudy Schrager
|
-
|
Close Theme 2 (1954 - 1955): Lux Finale
|
Rudy Schrager
|
-
- Ma Perkins
|
Theme: Ma Perkins
|
Larry Larsen; Don Macotte
|
-
- Magazine of the Air [aka: "Heinz Magazine Of The Air"]
|
Theme: Love's Own Sweet Song [from the 1914 musical "Sari"]
|
Cushing; Heath; Kalman
|
-
- Magic Voice, The
|
Theme: Salut d'Amour [aka: "Liebesgruss"; aka: "Love's Greeting"] (Op. 12, 1888)
|
Sir Edward Elgar
|
-
|
Alt. Theme Title: Love's Greeting [aka: "Liebesgruss"; aka: "Salut d'Amour"] (Op. 12, 1888)
|
Sir Edward Elgar
|
-
- Mail Call [Armed-Forces Radio Service]
|
Close Theme: Handful Of Stars, A (1940)
|
Ted Shapiro; Jack Lawrence
|
-
- Main Street Music Hall (with Earl Wrightson & Russ Emery) (CBS, 1949; NBC, 1950)
|
Theme: Main Street Music Hall Theme
|
Alfredo Antonini
|
-
- Major Bowes' Capitol Family
|
Theme 1: Clair de Lune [from the "Suite Bergamasque"]
|
Claude Achille Debussy
|
-
|
Theme 2: With A Song In My Heart [from the 1929 musical "Spring Is Here"]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Major Bowes --
- see also the "Original Amateur Hour"
-
- Make-Believe Ballroom, The [with Martin Block]
|
Theme 1: Make Believe Ball Room (1936)
|
Andy Razaf; Paul Denniker
|
-
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Theme 2: It's Make-Believe Ballroom Time (1940)
|
Harold Green (m); Michael S. ["Mickey"] Stoner (w); Martin Block (w)
|
-
- Mal Hallet [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Boston Tea Party, The
|
Frank Ryerson
|
-
- Man I Married, The
|
Theme: [theme title unknown]
|
Don Becker
|
-
- Man Called X, The
|
Theme: Man Called X Theme, The
|
John W. ["Johnny"] Green
|
-
- Man From Homicide, The
|
Theme: Man From Homicide Theme, The
|
George Basil ["Buzz"] Adlam
|
-
- Mandrake, The Magician
|
Theme: Sorcerer's Apprentice, The [L'Apprenti Sorcier]
|
Paul Dukas
|
-
- Manhattan Merry-Go-Round
|
Theme: Manhattan Merry-Go-Round (Theme Song)(pub. 1936)
|
Gustave W. ["Gus"] Haenschen; Pinky H. Herman
|
-
- March Of Time, The [aka: "The March of Time Quiz"]
|
Theme 1: March Of Time, The [from "The Earl Carroll Vanities of 1930"] (1930)
|
Harold Arlen (m); Ted Koehler (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: [original theme - title unknown]
|
Howard Barlow (??); Donald Voorhees (??)
|
-
|
Theme 3: El Capitan (March)
|
John Philip Sousa
|
-
- Mark Trail
|
Theme 1: Mark Trail Theme
|
John Marion Gart
|
-
|
Theme 2: Mark Trail Theme
|
Henry ["Hank"] Sylvern
|
-
- Mark Warnow Orchestra, The
|
Signature Theme on various shows: You're My Lucky Charm
|
Raymond Scott (professional name of Harry Warnow); Charles Chancer
|
-
- Martin Kane, Private Eye
|
Theme: Theme, Private Eye [<sic>]
|
Charles F. Paul
|
-
- Mary Lou Harp
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Now I Lay Me Down To Dream
|
Ted Fiorito; Eddy Howard
|
-
- Mary Margaret McBride
|
Theme: Beautiful Lady
|
Leo Arnaud
|
-
- Mary Marlin --
- see "The Story of Mary Marlin"
-
- Mary Noble --
- see "Backstage Wife"
-
- Mary Small's Revue
|
Open Theme: There's A Home In Wyoming (1933)
|
Peter De Rose; William J. ["Billy"] Hill
|
-
|
Close Theme: When I Told The Village Bells
|
L. Wolfe Gilbert; William B. Kernell
|
-
- Mary Sothern --
- see "The Life of Mary Sothern"
-
- Matty Malneck -
- ee "Music By Malneck"
-
- Maxwell House Program, The [aka: Maxwell House Concerts] (NBC Blue (1930's))
|
Main Theme: Peaceful Valley (1925)
|
Willard Robison
|
-
- Maxwell House Coffee Time
|
Opening Billboard: Maxwell House Opening
|
Leith Stevens
|
-
|
Main Theme 1: You and I
|
Meredith Willson
|
-
|
Theme 2: Thoughts While Strolling
|
Meredith Willson
|
-
|
Featured Theme: He's My Uncle
|
Lew Pollack; Charles Newman
|
-
- Maxwell House Show Boat --
- see "Show Boat"
-
- Maxwell House Show Boat --
- see also "Pick and Pat"
-
- Mayor Of The Town [starring Lionel Barrymore]
|
Theme: So Waits My Heart
|
Dailey Paskman; Lionel Barrymore
|
-
- Meet Millie
|
Theme: Meet Millie
|
Irving Miller
|
-
- Melody Ranch (with Gene Autry)
|
Theme 1: Singing a Song of the Saddle (1937)
|
Frank Harford; Gene Autry
|
-
|
Theme 2: Back In The Saddle Again (1940)
|
Ray Whitley; Gene Autry
|
-
- Mercury Theater On The Air [aka: Campbell Playhouse]
|
Theme: Tonight We Love [Theme from Piano Concerto No. 1]
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky
|
-
- Meredith Willson
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Handful Of Stars, A (1940)
|
Ted Shapiro; Jack Lawrence
|
-
- Metropolitan Opera Auditions [with Milton Cross]
|
Theme: Grand March [aka: "Grand Marsche"], from the opera "Tannhauser"
|
Richard Wagner
|
-
- Mickey Mouse Theater Of The Air, The
|
Theme: Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?
|
Frank E. Churchill (m); Ann Ronell (w)
|
-
- Mills Brothers, The [on various radio shows]
|
Close Theme: Good-Bye Blues (1932)
|
Jimmy McHugh; Dorothy Fields; Arnold Johnson
|
-
- Milt Herth Trio, The
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Church-Mouse On A Spree (1936)
|
Frankie Froeba
|
-
- Milton Berle Show, The (1936 - 1949)
|
Opening Billboard 1: Eversharp Jingle [aka: Buy Eversharp]
|
Bernard [??] Green
|
-
|
Opening Billboard 2: On the Trail [from "The Grand Canyon Suite"]
|
Ferde Grofe
|
-
|
Open/Close Theme 1: There's No Business Like Show Business [from the 1946 musical "Annie Get Your Gun"]
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
|
Close Theme 2: On the Trail [from "The Grand Canyon Suite"]
|
Ferde Grofe
|
-
- Milton Berle --
- see also "Let Yourself Go"
-
- Misadventures of Si and Elmer, The
|
Theme 1: Farmer In The Dell, The (circa 1880's)
|
Traditional American children's game song
|
-
|
Theme 2: Turkey In The Straw [aka: "Zip Coon"] (circa 1830's)
|
Traditional American folk song
|
-
- Missus [Mrs.] Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
|
Theme: Home! Sweet Home! [aka: There's No Place Like Home, from the 1823 opera "Clari, or The Maid of Milan"]
|
Henry R. (m Bishop; John Howard Payne (w)
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] Aladdin
|
Theme: Bewitched [aka: "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered", from the 1941 musical "Pal Joey"]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] and Missus [Mrs.]
|
Open Theme: Mean To Me
|
Fred Ahlert (m); Roy Turk (w)
|
-
|
Close Theme: Home! Sweet Home! [aka: There's No Place Like Home, from the 1823 opera "Clari, or The Maid of Milan"]
|
Henry R. (m) [based upon a Sicilian air] Bishop; John Howard Payne (w)
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] and Mrs. North
|
Main & End Theme: Way You Look Tonight, The
|
Jerome Kern
|
-
|
Act Opener: North Theme (Opening after Theme) [<sic>]
|
Charles F. Paul
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] Chameleon
|
Theme: Masquerade
|
John Jacob Loeb (m); Paul Francis Webster (w)
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] District Attorney
|
Theme 1: Ein Heldenleben (A Hero's Life) (Op. 40) (1841)
|
Richard Strauss
|
-
|
Theme 2: Mr. District Attorney Theme
|
Peter Van Steeden Jr.
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons
|
Theme: Someday I'll Find You (fr. 1930 musical "Private Lives")
|
Noel Coward
|
-
- Mister [Mr.] President
|
Theme: Hail To The Chief [the U.S. President's March] (circa 1810)
|
music attributed to English composer James Sanderson; lyric from "Lady of the Lake" by Sir Walter Scott
|
-
- Mitchell Ayres [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: You Go To My Head
|
Haven Gillespie; J. Fred Coots
|
-
- Mobil Oil Concerts
|
Theme: Recollections
|
Erno Rapee; Lew Pollack
|
-
- Modern Romances
|
Theme: Modern Romances '(Theme Song of the NBC Radio program of the same name)' (1944)
|
Norman Cloutier
|
-
- Molle Mystery Theatre
|
Theme: Molle Theme Song
|
Frank Crumit
|
-
- Monitor Radio [N B C Weekend Radio format]
|
Signature Sound: Monitor Beacon, The [sound effect signature - a tape loop made from a sequence of 1950's AT & T telephone line switching tones generated by analog oscillators]
|
[no composer]
|
-
|
Theme 1: Night Flight To Madrid (1958)
|
Kermit Leslie (pseudonym of Kermit Levinsky); Walter Leslie (pseudonym of Walter Levinsky)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Monitor
|
Lan ["Lanny"] O'Kun
|
-
|
Theme 3: Monitor Theme(s)
|
Stanley Applebaum
|
-
|
Theme 4: Monitor Pulse Theme, The
|
Bernie Baum; Bill Giant; Florence Kaye
|
-
|
Theme 5: Monitor Weekend Theme, The
|
Bernie Baum; Bill Giant; Florence Kaye
|
-
|
Theme 6: On The Go Theme [aka: "Monitor On The Go"]
|
Bernie Baum; Bill Giant; Florence Kaye
|
-
|
Theme 7: Here Comes More of Monitor [aka: "The Monitor Theme"]
|
Bernie Baum; Bill Giant; Florence Kaye
|
-
|
Theme 8: Monitor Radio Theme
|
Bradley Paul Hatfield
|
-
- Montgomery Ward's Riverside Hour --
- see "Riverside Hour"
-
- Moon River
|
Theme: Caprice Viennois
|
Fritz Kreisler
|
-
|
Bridge Music: Clair de Lune [from the "Suite Bergamasque"]
|
Claude Achille Debussy
|
-
- Morton Downey --
- see "The Coke Club"
-
- Moylan Sisters, The
|
Theme 1: Thrivo Jingle
|
Elizabeth Zindel
|
-
|
Theme 2: Sittin' On A Log, Pettin' My Dog (1933)
|
Edward E. Confrey; Byron Gay
|
-
- Music By Malneck [with The Matty Malneck Orchestra]
|
Theme: Stairway To The Stars (1939) [instrumental title: "Park Avenue Fantasy" (1935)]
|
Matt ["Matty"] Malneck (m); Frank Signorelli (m); Mitchell Parish (w)
|
-
- Music For To-Night
|
Theme: Music For To-Night
|
Don Gillis
|
-
- Music Millions Love [with Andre Kostelanetz & his Orchestra] (CBS, 1945 - 46)
|
Theme: Love Is Mine (1936)
|
Pat Ballard; Charles Henderson
|
-
- Music That Endures
|
Theme: Meditation
|
Adolf G. Hoffmann
|
-
- Music Until Dawn [from Chicago, hosted by Bob Hall]
|
Theme: That's All
|
Bob Haymes (m); Alan Brandt (w); Tony Aquaviva (arr); perf. by the Andre Kostelanetz Orch.
|
-
- Music Of Manhattan [with the Norman Cloutier Orchestra] (NBC, 1945)
|
Theme: Music Of Manhattan
|
Norman L. Cloutier
|
-
- Musical Americana [with Deems Taylor and the Raymond Paige Orchestra]
|
Theme 1: White Knight, The [from the orchestral suite "Through The Looking Glass" (1919, rev. 1922)]
|
Joseph Deems Taylor
|
-
|
Theme 2: Where Else But Here? [from the 1939 operetta "Let Freedom Ring"]
|
Sigmund Romberg (m); Edward Heyman (w)
|
-
- Mutual Radio Theater --
- see "Sears Radio Theater"
-
- My Favorite Husband
|
Theme: My Favorite Husband - Radio Theme
|
Wilbur Hatch
|
-
- My Friend Irma
|
Theme 1: Friendship [from the 1939 musical "Dubarry Was a Lady"]
|
Cole Porter
|
-
|
Theme 2, used in middle: Sentimental Rhapsody, from "Street Scene" [aka: "Street Scene"]
|
Alfred Newman
|
-
|
Theme 3: My Friend Irma Theme
|
John M. Leipold
|
-
- My Little Margie
|
Opening Signature/Billboard 2: Little 'M' Fanfares, from the "Structural Music" library
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
|
Main & End Theme 2: Bows and Strings [aka: My Little Margie Theme], from the "Structural Music" library
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
- My True Story
|
Theme: My True Story
|
Charles Hathaway (m); Will Gould (w)
|
-
- Myrt and Marge
|
Theme 1: Dream Waltz, The [title song of the 1929 Swedish film]
|
Jules Sylvain (m); Reg Connelly (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2: Poor Butterfly
|
Raymond ("Ray") Hubbell (m); John Golden (w)
|
-
- Myrt and Marge (in Hayfield Pleasures of 1932)
|
Theme: How Can I Go On Without You
|
Frank C. Westphal
|
-
- Mystery Man of the Air --
- see "Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer"
-
- Mystery Playhouse --
- see "Molle Mystery Theatre"
-
- N B C Calling
|
Theme: N B C Calling
|
Lan ["Lanny"] O'Kun (m)
|
-
- N B C [Weekend] Monitor --
- see "Monitor Radio"
-
- N B C Theater --
- see "Screen Director's Playhouse"
-
- National Barn Dance, The
|
Theme 1: Iowa Corn Song, The
|
George Botsford; George ["Spike"] Hamilton; Ray W. Lockard; Edward T. Riley
|
-
|
Theme 2: Hayloft Gang Is Here, The [to the tune of "A Hot Time In The Old Town (Tonight)"]
|
Joseph Hayden (m); Theodore A. Metz (m)
|
-
- National Farm and Home Hour, The
|
Theme: Stars and Stripes Forever (March), The
|
John Phillip Sousa
|
-
- National Radio Forum, The
|
Theme: Washington Evening Star March, The [aka: "Evening Star March"]
|
William J. Stannard
|
-
- Nestle Chocolate Show, The
|
Theme: Quite By Accident
|
Jack Meakin
|
-
- Nero Wolfe, The Adventures of
|
Theme: Nero Wolfe Theme
|
Lew White
|
-
- Nero Wolfe, The New Adventures of
|
Theme: Nero Wolfe Theme
|
Robert ["Bob"] Packham
|
-
- Nick Carter, Master Detective
|
Theme: Nick Carter Theme
|
Lew White
|
-
- No School Today --
- see "Big John and Sparky"
-
- Nona From Nowhere
|
Theme: I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen
|
Thomas P. Westendorf
|
-
- Norge Musical Kitchen, The [with Tim Ryan and Irene Noblette]
|
Theme: Song Is Ended, The (But The Melody Lingers On) (1927) [used to advertise Norge appliances]
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
- Norge Musical Kitchen, The --
- see also "Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson"
-
- Norge Program, The [with Louis Armstrong]
|
Theme: Song Is Ended, The (But The Melody Lingers On) (1927) [used to advertise Norge appliances]
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
- Norman Cloutier Orchestra, The
|
Signature Theme on various shows: I'm Sailing a Dream Boat
|
Norman L. Cloutier; Peter De Rose
|
-
- Norman Cloutier --
- see also "Music Of Manhattan"
-
- Now Hear This
|
Theme: Anchors Aweigh
|
Charles A. Zimmerman (m); Alfred Hart Miles (w); R. Lovell (w)
|
-
- Official Detective
|
Opening Signature: Official Detective Opening
|
Chester ["Chet"] Kingsbury
|
-
|
Main Theme: Official Detective Theme
|
Chester ["Chet"] Kingsbury
|
-
- Olivio Santoro
|
Theme: Scrapple Jingle, to the tune of "Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-Der-E"
|
Henry J. Sayers (m)
|
-
- One Man's Family
|
Theme 1 (4/29/1932 - 10/13/1940): Destiny (Valse Lente)(1912) [aka: "Destiny Waltz (What Do We Know of the Morrow?)"]
|
Sydney Baynes (m); D. Eardley-Wilmot (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2 (10/20/1940 - 4/24/1959): Patricia (Waltz)(1943)
|
Paul Carson
|
-
- O'Neills, The
|
Theme: Londonderry Air [vocal title: Danny Boy]
|
Ireland Traditional Irish Air from Londonderry County
|
-
- Open Door, The
|
Theme: Sim Sholom [Grant Peace]
|
Traditional Jewish Melody
|
-
- Oral Roberts - Healing Waters [religion]
|
Main Theme 1: Healing Waters, The (1900, 1927)
|
Rev. L. L. Pickett (m); H. H. Heimar (w)
|
-
|
Main Theme 2: God of Miracles, The
|
Ralph Carmichael (w & m)
|
-
|
Prayer Theme: I Expect A Miracle
|
Ralph Carmichael (w & m)
|
-
|
Healing Theme: Something Good Is Going To Happen To You
|
Ralph Carmichael (w & m)
|
-
- Original Amateur Hour, The [Major Bowes, Ted Mack]
|
Theme 1: There's No Business Like Show Business [from the 1946 musical "Annie Get Your Gun"]
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
|
Theme 2: Let's Get On With The Show
|
Wade F. Denning Jr.
|
-
|
Theme 3: Stand By
|
Wade F. Denning Jr.; Lloyd Marx; Harold Orlob
|
-
|
Close Theme 4: Perfect Day, A (1910)
|
Carrie Jacobs Bond
|
-
- Orphans of Divorce
|
Theme: I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen
|
Thomas P. Westendorf
|
-
- Orrin Tucker [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Drifting And Dreaming (Sweet Paradise)
|
Egbert Van Alstyne (m); Erwin R. Schmidt (m); Loyal B. Curtis (m); Haven Gillespie (w)
|
-
- Our Gal Sunday
|
Theme: Red River Valley
|
originally a Canadian Folk Song circa 1869 Trad.
|
-
- Our Miss Brooks
|
Theme: Brooks Theme [aka: Our Miss Brooks Theme]
|
Wilbur Hatch
|
-
- Ozzie Nelson '27, and his Orchestra
|
Theme: Loyal Sons of Rutgers
|
Philip Bliss; Ozzie Nelson
|
-
- Ozzie and Harriet, The Adventures of (CBS/NBC/CBS/ABC, 1944-54)
|
Main & End Theme: Mary (I'm In Love With You) (1931)
|
J. Fred Coots; Ozzie Nelson
|
-
|
Open Theme 2, later episodes: [original theme - title unknown]
|
Billy May
|
-
|
Open Theme 3, later episodes: [original theme - title unknown]
|
George Basil ["Buzz" or "Buzzy"] Adlam
|
-
- Painted Dreams
|
Theme: I'm Yours [from the 1930 musical "Simple Simon"]
|
John "Johnny" Green (m); E. Y. "Yip" Harburg (w)
|
-
- Palmolive Hour [Program], The [with Gustave Haenschen conducting the orchestra] (WAEF)
|
Theme: Somewhere In The World
|
Nathan D. ("Nat") Ayer
|
-
- Parker Family, The
|
Theme: Deep Purple
|
Peter De Rose (m); Mitchell Parish (w)
|
-
- Passing Parade, The
|
Theme: Romeo and Juliet (Fantasy Overture)
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky
|
-
- Pat Novak For Hire [starring Jack Webb]
|
Open Theme: Pat Novak Main Title
|
George Basil ["Buzz" or "Buzzy"] Adlam
|
-
|
Close Theme: Pat Novak End Credits
|
George Basil ["Buzz" or "Buzzy"] Adlam
|
-
- Paul Whiteman [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Rhapsody In Blue [Theme From...]
|
George Gershwin
|
-
- Pepper Young's Family
|
Theme: Au Matin (In the Morning) [from "Morceaux De Salon Choisis"](Op.83)
|
Benjamin Louis Godard
|
-
- Pepsodent Hour, The --
- see "Amos 'n' Andy"
-
- Personal Column of the Air, The
|
Theme: L'Amour Toujours L'Amour [aka: Love Everlasting]
|
Rudolph Friml (m); Catherine Chisholm (w)
|
-
- Perry Mason
|
Theme: [original theme - title unknown]
|
Paul Taubman (??); William Meeder (??)
|
-
- Pet Milk Show, The
|
Theme: You And The Night And The Music [from the 1934 musical "Revenge With Music"]
|
Arthur Schwartz (m); Howard Dietz (w)
|
-
- Phil Baker Show, The
|
Theme 1: Armour Theme Song, The
|
Kenneth ["Kenn"] Sisson
|
-
|
Theme 2: Rolling Along
|
Phil Baker
|
-
- Phil Harris/Alice Fay Show, The
|
Main Theme: Sunday
|
Jule Styne; Ned Miller; Chester Conn
|
-
|
Secondary Theme: Rose Room (1917)
|
Art Hickman (m); Harry H. Williams (w+m)
|
-
|
Theme 3: It's A Big Wide Wonderful World [from the 1940 musical revue "All In Fun"]
|
John Rox
|
-
- Philco Radio Hour, The / Philco Concert Orchestra
|
Theme: Mem'ries (Golden Memory Days) [aka: "Memories"] (1928)
|
Harold Sanford (m); Henry M. Neely (w)
|
-
- Phillip Morris Playhouse
|
Theme 1: On the Trail [from "The Grand Canyon Suite"]
|
Ferde Grofe
|
-
|
Theme 2: Phillip Morris Playhouse Theme
|
Rene ("Aime") Garriguenc
|
-
|
Theme 3: Phillip Morris Broadway Playhouse Theme
|
George Bassman; Charles Martin
|
-
- Pick and Pat
|
Theme: Jolly Coppersmith, The
|
Carl Peter
|
-
- Pickens Sisters, The
|
Theme: Just You and I
|
Ray Gold
|
-
- Pillsbury Flour Radio Hour, The -- see "Today's Children"
-
-
- Pillsbury House Party, The --
- see "Art Linkletter"
-
- Poet's Gold
|
Theme: Clair de Lune [from the "Suite Bergamasque"]
|
Claude Achille Debussy
|
-
- Ponds Players, The
|
Theme: Babbie Waltzes, The [from the play, "The Little Minister"] (1897)
|
William Fuerst
|
-
- Ponds Program, The
|
Theme: My Love
|
Victor Young (m); Ned Washington (w)
|
-
- Portia Faces Life
|
Theme 1: Portia
|
Lew White
|
-
|
Theme 2: Portia Faces Life Theme
|
Anthony Mottola
|
-
|
Theme 3: Kerry Dance, The [aka: The Cuckoo] [possible Errata]
|
Margaret Casson (m); J. L. Molloy (w)
|
-
- Pot O' Gold
|
Theme: Pot O' Gold (In The Air)
|
Harry [??] Salter
|
-
- Presenting Al Jolson (NBC, 1932 - 33)
|
Theme: My Mammy [from the 1918 vaudeville revue "Sinbad" starring Al Jolson]
|
Walter Donaldson (m); Sam Lewis (w); Joe Young (w)
|
-
- Pretty Kitty Kelly
|
Theme: Kerry Dance, The [aka: The Cuckoo]
|
Margaret Casson (m); J. L. Molloy (w)
|
-
- Princess Pat Pageant, The --
- see "A Tale Of Today"
-
- Princess Pat Players, The --
- see "A Tale Of Today"
-
- Prudential Family Hour, The
|
Open Theme: Intermezzo [theme from the 1940 film "Intermezzo (A Love Story)"]
|
Heinz Provost (m); Robert Henning (w); (or it could be an Intermezzo by Brahms or Mascagni)
|
-
|
Close Theme: Bless This House (1932)
|
Helen Taylor; Maye H. Brahe
|
-
- Pursuit of Happiness
|
Theme: Of Thee I Sing [title song of 1931 Broadway musical]
|
George Gershwin (m); Ira Gershwin (w)
|
-
- Pulitzer Prize Playhouse
|
Theme: Pulitzer Prize Playhouse - theme (1946)
|
Bernard ["Bernie"] Green (psuedonym of Bernard Greenwald)
|
-
- Quaker State Motor Oil Program, The
|
Theme: At The Sign Of The Green And White
|
David Mendoza (m); Robert A. Simon (w)
|
-
- Queen For A Day [orig. title: "Queen For Today"] (Mutual, 1945-57)
|
Open Theme: Queen For A Day
|
Art Kassel; Jim Morgan
|
-
|
Close Theme, after "crowning the queen": Pomp and Circumstance March #1 (from Opus 39, No. 1) "Trio" section [vocal title: The Land of Hope and Glory]
|
Edward Elgar
|
-
- Quick As A Flash
|
Theme: Quick As A Flash
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
- Quiet, Please
|
Theme: Symphony in D Minor (2nd Mvt.) [aka: Dream Rhapsody as popularized in an arrangement by Les Baxter and Leonard Pennario]
|
Cesar Franck
|
-
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Alt. Theme Title: Dream Rhapsody [based upon the 2nd Mvt. of the Franck Symphony in D-Minor, as popularized in an arrangement by Les Baxter and Leonard Pennario]
|
Cesar Franck
|
-
- Quiz Kids, The
|
Theme: School-Days (1906)
|
Gus Edwards; Will D. Cobb
|
-
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Theme 2: Quiz Kids Theme
|
William Francis ["Bill"] Wirges
|
-
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Theme 3: Just Ask The Quiz Kids (1942)
|
Joe (w & m Kelly
|
-
- R.K.O. Radio Hour, The
|
Theme: Voice of R.K.O., The
|
Tom Kennedy
|
-
- R.K.O. Radio Theater, The [with host William Hanley]
|
Theme: Voice of R.K.O., The
|
Tom Kennedy
|
-
- Radio Auction --
- see "Auction Gallery"
-
- Radio City Playhouse
|
Theme: Shangri-La
|
Robert Maxwell (m); Matty Malneck (m); Carl Sigman (w)
|
-
- Radio Hall of Fame, The
|
Theme: World Outside, The (Theme from "The Warsaw Concerto", from the 1941 British film "Dangerous Moonlight", released in the U.S. in 1942 as "Suicide Squadron")
|
Richard Addinsell
|
-
- Radio Readers Digest
|
Theme: Radio Readers Digest Theme
|
Nathan Lang Van Cleave
|
-
- Railroad Hour, The
|
Theme: I've Been Working On The Railroad [aka: The Levee Song]
|
Traditional U. S. Folk Song
|
-
- Rainbow Court --
- see "Song of the City"
-
- Ralph Edwards --
- see "This Is Your Life"
-
- Ray Anthony [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Man With The Horn, The (1946)
|
Eddie DeLange; Jack Jenney; Bonnie Lake
|
-
- Ray Bloch Music Party
|
Theme: Ray Bloch Music Party Theme
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
- Ray Bloch's Varieties
|
Theme: Music In My Fingers
|
Richard Myers (m); Edward Heyman (w)
|
-
- Ray Bolger Show, The
|
Theme: Once In Love With Amy (from the 1948 musical "Where's Charley?" starring Ray Bolger)
|
Frank Loesser
|
-
- Ray Kinney [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Across The Sea (1919)
|
Ernest K. Kaai; Johnny Noble; Ray Kinney
|
-
- Ray McKinley [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Howdy, Friends
|
Ray McKinley
|
-
- Ray Noble [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Good Night, Sweetheart [from the 1931 revue "Earl Carroll Vanities"]
|
Ray Noble; Jimmy Campbell; Reg Connelly
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Very Thought Of You, The
|
Ray Noble
|
-
- Raymond Scott [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Pretty Little Petticoat
|
Raymond Scott (professional name of Harry Warnow); Jack Lawrence
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Toy Trumpet, The
|
Raymond Scott (professional name of Harry Warnow); Lew Pollack; Sidney D. Mitchell
|
-
- Real Silk Program, The
|
Theme: Spectator March (from "Real Silk" Radio Program)
|
Harry Sosnik
|
-
- Red Nichols [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Wailing To The Four Winds
|
probably Loring ["Red"] Nichols (unverified at this time)
|
-
- Red Norvo [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Mr. and Mrs. Swing
|
Red Norvo
|
-
- Red Ryder
|
Theme: Streets of Laredo, The [aka: The Dying Cowboy]
|
Traditional U.S. Western Song
|
-
- Red Skelton Show, The
|
Open Theme 1, circa 1941: Jersey Jive, The
|
Ozzie Nelson
|
-
|
Close Theme 2, circa 1941: Green Eyes (Aquellos Ojos Verdes)
|
Nilo Menendez (m)
|
-
|
Theme 3, circa 1942: Great Day! [aka: There's gonna be a Great Day...][from the 1929 show "Great Day"]
|
Vincent Youmans (m); William ("Billy") Rose (w); Edward Eliscu (w)
|
-
|
Theme 4, from 1943: Holiday For Strings
|
David D. Rose
|
-
- Rex Humbard --
- see "The Cathedral of Tomorrow"
-
- Richard Diamond, Private Detective
|
Theme: Powell Theme [vocal title: "Leave It To Love"]
|
Henry (professional name of Henry Russell Olson Russell; By Dunham (w)
|
-
- Richard Himber [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Am I To Blame? (1930)
|
Victor Young (m); M. Neumann (m); Gus Kahn (w); Richard Himber (w)
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: It Isn't Fair
|
Richard Himber; Frank Warshauer; Sylvester Sprigato
|
-
- Right To Happiness, The
|
Theme: Song of the Soul [incidental music for the 1909 drama "The Climax"]
|
Joseph Carl Breil (m); Edward Locke (w)
|
-
- Rin Tin Tin, The Adventures of
|
Theme: Rin Tin Tin, The Adventures of
|
Henry ["Hank"] Sylvern
|
-
- Ripley's Believe It Or Not --
- see "Believe It Or Not"
-
- Riverside Hour, The [Montgomery Ward's Riverside Hour]
|
Theme: Spirit Of Progress March (1928)
|
J. Oliver Riehl
|
-
- Road of Life, The
|
Theme: Andante Cantabile, First Movement Theme from the "Pathetique" Symphony No. 6 in B minor (Opus 74) [popular title: "The Story of a Starry Night"]
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky; Joseph Carl Breil (adapter/arranger)
|
-
- Romance of Helen Trent, The
|
Theme: Jaunita from "Songs Of Affection" [adapted from the "Sarabande" from Handel's first opera "Almira" (1705); melody also used in the aria "Lascia Ch'io Pianga" (Let Me Cry) from his opera "Rinaldo" (1711)]
|
George F. Handel (m); Caroline Norton (adapter)
|
-
- Rosa Rio Rhythms
|
Theme: Sunrise Serenade
|
Frankie Carle (m); Jack Lawrence (w)
|
-
- Rose, David --
- see "California Melodies"
-
- Rosemary
|
Theme: Rosemary Love Theme, The
|
Paul Taubman
|
-
- Roy Rogers Show, The
|
Post Cereals Sponsorship Open Theme, before 1953: Double-R-Bar, The [aka: It's Roundup Time on the Double-R-Bar]
|
Dale Evans
|
-
|
Quaker Oats Sponsorship Open Theme, before 1953: Smiles Are Made Out Of Sunshine [aka: "Smiles Are Made Out Of The Sun"] (1943)
|
Ray Gilbert
|
-
|
Close Theme, before 1953; Main & End Theme from 1953: Happy Trails
|
Dale Evans
|
-
- Rudy Vallee
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: My Time Is Your Time (1924)
|
Leo Dance (m); Eric Little (w)
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: On The Air (1932)
|
Jimmy Campbell; Reg. Connelly; Carroll Gibbons
|
-
- Rubinoff Orchestra, The
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Give Me A Moment Please [from the 1930 Jeanette MacDonald film "Monte Carlo"]
|
Richard A. Whiting; Leo Robin; W. Franke Harling
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Fascination Waltz
|
Al Lewis; Dave Rubinoff
|
-
- Russ Morgan [orchestra shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Does Your Heart Beat For Me?
|
Russ Morgan
|
-
- Sam Spade, The Adventures of (ABC/CBS/NBC, 1946-51)
|
Close Theme: Good Night, Sweetheart [from the 1931 revue "Earl Carroll Vanities"]
|
Ray Noble; Jimmy Campbell; Reg Connelly
|
-
- Sammy Kaye [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Swing and Sway
|
Pat Paterson; Sammy Kaye
|
-
|
Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Until Tomorrow
|
Sammy Kaye
|
-
|
Signature Theme 3 on various shows: Kaye's Melody
|
Sammy Kaye
|
-
- Saturday's Child --
- see "Crossroads"
-
- Saturday Night Serenade
|
Pet Milk Sponsorship Theme: Pet Lullaby Theme, The [aka: "Pet Milk Theme, The"]
|
Gustave W. ["Gus"] Haenschen
|
-
- Screen Director's Assignment (aka: NBC Theater/Screen Directors' Guild)
|
Theme: N B C Theater/Screen Directors' Guild Theme
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
- Screen Director's Playhouse (aka: NBC Theater/Screen Directors' Guild)
|
Theme: N B C Theater/Screen Directors' Guild Theme
|
Henry Russell (professional name of Henry Russell Olson)
|
-
- Screen Guild Players/The Camel's Show [sponsor: Camel Cigarettes] (NBC, 1948)
|
Theme: Camel Theme [expanded arrangement]
|
Freddie Rich (probably adapted/arranged by Wilbur Hatch??)
|
-
- Screen Guild Show/Theatre, The Gulf
|
Theme: Romeo and Juliet (Fantasy Overture) (aka: "Moon Love")
|
Piotr Ilyich ["Peter"] Tchaikovsky; Oscar Bradley (arr.)
|
-
- Screen Guild Theatre --
- see also "Stars In The Air"
-
- Sealtest Village Store, The [with Eve Arden and Jack Carson]
|
Theme 1: On Wisconsin
|
Carl Edwin Beck Jr.; W. T. Purdy
|
-
|
Theme 2: Great Day [aka: It's a Great Day...]
|
Vincent Youmans; William Rose; Edward Eliscu
|
-
- Sealtest Village Store, The [with Ilene Woods and Ray Noble]
|
Theme 3: Smile For A Smile, (I'll Give You) A
|
Stanley Cowan; Bobby (aka: Bobby Scott Worth
|
-
- Sears Radio Theater (Mutual Radio Theater) (CBS, 1979-80)
|
Theme: Sears Radio Theater Theme
|
Nelson Riddle
|
-
- Second Husband [aka: "The Famous Actors Guild"]
|
Theme 1: If Love Were All [from the 1929 Musical "Bittersweet"]
|
Noel Coward
|
-
|
Theme 2: Diane [aka: "(I'm In Heaven When I See You Smile) Diane", from the 1927 film "Seventh Heaven"]
|
Lew Pollack; Erno Rapee
|
-
- Second Mrs. Burton, The
|
Theme 1: My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice [from the opera "Samson and Delilah"]
|
Camille Saint-Saens
|
-
|
Theme 2: [original theme - title unknown]
|
Chester ["Chet"] Kingsbury
|
-
- Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (Challenge of the Yukon)
|
Theme: Donna Diana [opera] Overture [aka: Challenge of the Yukon]
|
Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek
|
-
- Shadow, The
|
Opening Signature: [theme title unknown]
|
Leith Stevens (??); Charles F. or Paul (??)
|
-
|
Main Theme: Omphale's Spinning Wheel ["Le Roet d'Omphale," Opus 31]
|
Camille Saint-Saens
|
-
- Sheaffer Parade, The --
- see "Lou Breese and his Orchestra"
-
- Shell Chateau, The (with Al Jolson)
|
Open Theme 1 (1935): Good Evening, Friends [from the 1931 Al Jolson musical "The Wonder Bar" ]
|
Robert Katscher (m); Irving Caesar (w); Karl Farkas (w)
|
-
|
Open Theme 2 (1936): Golden Gate [from the 1928 Al Jolson film "The Singing Fool"]
|
Billy Rose; Dave Dreyer; Joseph Meyer; Al Jolson
|
-
|
Open Theme 3: About A Quarter To Nine [from the 1935 Al Jolson film "Go Into Your Dance"]
|
Harry Warren (m); Al Dubin (w)
|
-
|
Close Theme: Thank You, Father [from the 1930 musical "Flying High"]
|
Ray Henderson (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w); Lew Brown (w)
|
-
- Sheriff, The
|
Theme: Sheriff, The [Sheriff Theme & Finale]
|
Josef Bonime
|
-
- Sherlock Holmes
|
Theme 2: March of the Ancestors [from the 1937 British musical "Crest of the Wave"]
|
Ivor Novello
|
-
- Show Boat (The Maxwell House Show Boat)
|
Theme: Here Comes The Show Boat [from the 1929 film "Show Boat"]
|
Maceo Pinkard (m); Billy Rose (w)
|
-
- Skinnay Ennis [music shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Got A Date With An Angel [from the 1931 film "For The Love Of Mike"]
|
Jack Waller (m); Joseph Turnbridge (m); Clifford Grey (w); Sonny Miller (w)
|
-
- Skippy Hollywood Theater
|
Theme: Hollywood Theater Theme
|
Mahlon Merrick
|
-
- Si and Elmer --
- see "The Misadventures of Si and Elmer"
-
- Si Zentner [big band shows]
|
Theme: Lazy River [aka: "Up A Lazy River"]
|
Hoagy Carmichael; Sidney Arodin
|
-
- Silver Dust Twins [Goldy and Dusty, aka: "The Gold Dust Twins"]
|
Theme 1: Bright On The Corner
|
[unknown]
|
-
|
Theme 2: Where You Are
|
[unknown]
|
-
- Silver Eagle
|
Theme: Winged Messenger
|
Charles Williams
|
-
- Sing It Again
|
Theme: Sing It Again
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
- Singin' Sam (the Barbasol Man)
|
Theme 1: Barbasol, Barbasol [jingle set to the air: Tammany]
|
based upon the old English air "Tammany" Traditional
|
-
|
Theme 2: Reminiscing (1930)
|
Harry Warren; Edgar Leslie
|
-
- Singing Sweethearts [with Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson]
|
Theme: Sweet Lady [from the 1921 musical "Tangerine"]
|
Howard Johnson; Carlo Sanderson
|
-
- Six Shooter, The
|
Theme: Highland Lament, A
|
George Basil ["Buzz"] Adlam (adapter/arr. of Scottish Air??)
|
-
- Sixty-Four Thousand Dollar [$64,000] Question, The
|
Theme: Sixty-Four Thousand Dollar Question Theme [aka: Love Is The $64,000 Question]
|
Norman Leyden
|
-
- Slumber Music Hour, The (WJZ)
|
Theme: Slumber On (1928)
|
Keith McLeod (m); Walter Preston (w)
|
-
- Small Town D.A.
|
Theme: Theme from Small Town D.A.
|
Nathan Van Cleave
|
-
- Smile Time
|
Theme: It's Smile Time
|
Stephen Valentine ["Steve"] Allen
|
-
- Smiley Burnette Show, The
|
Theme: It's My Lazy Day
|
Stephen ["Smiley"] Burnette
|
-
- Smilin' Ed McConnell --
- see "The Buster Brown Show"
-
- Snow Village Sketches
|
Theme: Sunshine
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
- Society Girl
|
Theme: Sunrise Serenade
|
Jack Lawrence; Frankie Carle
|
-
- Song Of The City [aka: "Rainbow Court"]
|
Theme: Sweetest Story Ever Told, The [aka: "Tell Me, Do You Love Me?"] (1920)
|
Robert Morrison ["R. M."] Stults
|
-
- Songs For Sale
|
Theme: Songs For Sale Theme
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
- Sonny Dunham [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Memories Of You
|
Eubie Blake (m); Andy Razaf (w)
|
-
- Sons of the Pioneers, The [vocal group shows]
|
Theme 1: Blue Shadows On The Trail
|
Eliot Daniel; Johnny Lange
|
-
|
Theme 2: Tumblin' Tumbleweeds
|
Bob Nolan
|
-
|
Theme 3: Cool Water
|
Bob Nolan
|
-
- Spike Jones Show, The
|
Open Theme 1: Charlie, My Boy
|
Gus Kahn; Ted Fiorito
|
-
|
Theme 2: Cocktails For Two [from the 1934 film "Murder at the Vanities"]
|
Sam Coslow; Arthur Johnston; Spike Jones (comedy arr.)
|
-
- Spike Jones Show, The [Coca-Cola Sponsorship]
|
Theme 3: Coca-Cola Company Theme, The [aka: Coca-Cola Signature]
|
Leonard Joy
|
-
- Spotlight Bands [aka: "Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands"]
|
Theme: Coca-Cola Company Theme, The [aka: Coca-Cola Signature]
|
Leonard Joy
|
-
- Stan Kenton [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Artistry In Rhythm
|
Stan Kenton
|
-
- Standard Hour, The
|
Theme 1: Soconyland (Is Everywhere You Go) (1928)
|
Wright; Alger
|
-
|
Theme 2: This Hour is Yours (1943)
|
Julius Haug (m); Adrian Michaelis (w)
|
-
- Standard School Broadcast
|
Theme: This Hour is Yours (1943)
|
Julius Haug (m); Adrian Michaelis (w)
|
-
- Stars In The Air / Screen Guild Theatre (CBS, 1951-52)
|
Theme: Stars In The Air
|
Alexander Courage
|
-
- Stars Over Hollywood
|
Theme: Stars Over Hollywood
|
Ivan Dale Ditmars
|
-
- Stella Dallas
|
Theme 1, 1938-40: Memories
|
Egbert Van Alstyne (m); Gus Kahn (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2, 1938-40: Old Refrain, The
|
Johann Brandl (orig. composer); Fritz Kreisler (adapter)
|
-
|
Theme 3, 1940-55: How Can I Leave Thee?
|
Henry Bishop (m); John Howards Payne (w)
|
-
|
Sub-Theme: Stella Dee
|
Ann Leaf
|
-
- Stepmother
|
Theme: Minute Waltz, The (Op. 64, No. 1)
|
Frederick Chopin
|
-
- Stoopnagle and Bud
|
Theme: Chopsticks [aka: The Celebrated Chop Waltz]
|
Arthur [pseudonym of Euphemia Allen] de Lulli
|
-
- Stop The Music
|
Theme 1, 1948-51: Stop The Music ("the official song of the radio show")
|
Al Goodhart (m); Leni Mason (w); Arthur Berman (w)
|
-
|
Theme 2, 1951-52: Stop The Music
|
Sam Coslow (m); Lou Halmy (arr.)
|
-
|
Theme 3, 1954-55: Stop The Music
|
Raymond Arthur ["Ray"] Bloch; Robert Arthur
|
-
- Story Behind The Headlines (with Cesar Searchinger)
|
Theme: Spectator March
|
Harry Sosnik
|
-
- Story of Mary Marlin, The
|
Theme: Clair de Lune [from the "Suite Bergamasque"]
|
Claude Achille Debussy
|
-
|
Sub-Theme: Gramercy Square (1935, pub. Clayton F. Summy Co.)
|
Allan Grant
|
-
- Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters, The
|
Theme: Will You Remember (Sweetheart) [from the 1917 musical "Maytime"]
|
Sigmund Romberg (m); Rida Johnson Young (w)
|
-
- Strike It Rich (with Warren Hull)
|
Theme: Strike It Rich Theme
|
Henry ["Hank"] Sylvern; Walter H. Framer
|
-
- Studebaker Champions, The
|
Theme 1: It Isn't Fair
|
Richard Himber; Frank Warshauer; Sylvester Sprigato
|
-
|
Theme 2: Falling In Love With You [aka: (Was I To Blame For) Falling In Love With You?]
|
Victor Young; Gus Kahn; Chester Conn
|
-
- Studio One
|
Theme 1: Studio One
|
Glenn ["Abe"] Osser
|
-
|
Theme 2: Prelude To The Stars [aka: Studio One Concerto]
|
Vic Oliver
|
-
- Summerfield Bandstand, The (NBC, 1947)
|
Theme: Summerfieled Cadets [aka: The All American March]
|
Jack Meakin (m); Foster Carling (w)
|
-
- Sunday Evening Hour Of Classics --
- see "Ford's Sunday Evening Hour Of Classics"
-
- Sunoco Show, The
|
Theme: Sunoco March, The
|
Harold Sanford
|
-
- Superman (WOR/Mutual/ABC, 1940-51)
|
Theme: Superman March
|
Sammy Timberg
|
-
- Suspense (CBS, 1942-62)
|
Main & End Theme: Suspense Theme
|
Bernard Herrmann
|
-
|
Alternate End March Theme: New Suspense Closing
|
Lucien Alfred E. Moraweck
|
-
- Sylvanians, The
|
Theme: Sylvania Song, The
|
Keith McLeod
|
-
- T-Men
|
Theme: T-Men Theme
|
Paul Sawtell
|
-
- Take It or Leave It
|
Theme: Take It or Leave It Theme for Eversharp Radio Program
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
- Tale Of Today, A
|
Theme: Coronation March [La Marche du Sacre] from the opera "The Prophet" [Le Prophete]
|
Giacomo Meyerbeer
|
-
- Talent Scouts --
- see "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts"
-
- Tales of the Texas Rangers
|
Opening Medley, Part 1: Eyes of Texas, The
|
Traditional folk song "I've Been Working On The Railroad" (m); John Sinclair (w)
|
-
|
Opening Medley, Part 2 & Close Theme: Tales Of The Texas Rangers
|
David D. Rose
|
-
- Taystee Breadwinner, The
|
Theme: Tastyeast Is Tempting (jingle, to the tune of "Here's To Whiskey" [aka: How Do You Do, Ev'rybody, How Do You Do?])
|
Trad. WW I song: "Mademoiselle From Armentieres" (aka "Hinky Dinky Parlez-Vous")
|
-
- Ted Fiorito [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Rio Rita [from the 1926 Ziegfeld stage production "Rio Rita"]
|
Harry Tierney (m); Joseph McCarthy (w)
|
-
- Ted Lewis [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: When My Baby Smiles At Me
|
Ted Lewis; Bill Munro; Andrew B. Sterling
|
-
- Ted Mack --
- see the "Original Amateur Hour"
-
- Ted Straeter Orchestra [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Most Beautiful Girl In The World, The [from the 1935 Broadway musical "Billy Rose's Jumbo"]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Ted Weems [big band shows]
|
Signature Theme on various shows: Out Of The Night
|
Harry Sosnik; Walter Hirsch
|
-
- Telephone Hour, The
|
Theme: Bell Waltz, The [aka: Bell Telephone Waltz][vocal title: Music of Love]
|
Donald David Voorhees
|
-
- Terry and the Pirates
|
Theme: Ambushes Everywhere
|
[composer under investigation]
|
-
- Tex and Jinks
|
Theme: Manhattan [from the 1925 revue "Garrick Gaities ]
|
Richard Rodgers (m); Lorenz Hart (w)
|
-
- Thanks for the Yanks (The Bob Hawk Show) (CBS, 1942-47)
|
Theme: Thanks for the Yanks
|
Jack Meakin; Bob Hawk; Robert Sour
|
-
- Theatre Guild On The Air --
- see "The U S Steel Hour"
-
- Thin Man, The Adventures of...[and "The New Adventures of..."]
|
Theme: Theme - Thin Man Show
|
Frederic ["Fred"] Fradkin
|
-
- Third Man, The (The Lives of Harry Lime)
|
Theme: Third Man Theme, The [title theme from the 1949 film]
|
Anton Karas
|
-
- This Day Is Ours
|
Theme: Love For Today
|
Don Becker
|
-
- This Is Broadway
|
Theme: This Is Broadway
|
Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
|
-
- This Is Hollywood --
- see Hedda Hopper
-
- This Is Nora Drake
|
Theme: Theme for 'This Is Nora Drake'
|
Charles F. Paul
|
-
- This Is Our Enemy [mini-series title music]
|
Theme: This Is Our Enemy [cues]
|
Nathan Van Cleave
|
-
- This Is Your FBI (ABC, 1945-53)
|
Theme: FBI March, The [aka: Theme/FBI]
|
Nathan Van Cleave
|
-
- This Is Your Life (with Ralph Edwards)
|
Theme: This Is Your Life [aka: Life Theme]
|
Alexander Laszlo
|
-
- Those Happy Gilmans
|
Theme: Pop Goes The Weasel
|
Traditional English nursery rhyme tune
|
-
- Those We Love
|
Theme 1: Weeping Willow
|
Scott [??] Joplin
|
-
|
Theme 2: Eventide
|
Arthur Kay
|
-
|
Theme 3: Those We Love
|
Louis ["Lou"] Silvers; Sidney ["Sid"] Silvers; Calvin ["Cal"] Kuhl
|
-
- Thought for Tomorrow, A [formerly a segment of "The Household Hour"]
|
Theme: Cradle Song (1934)
|
Carl Hoeffle
|
-
- Three Suns, The [music shows]
|
Theme: Twilight Time
|
Al Nevins (m); Mortie Nevins (m); Artie Dunn (m); Buck Ram (w)
|
-
- Today's Children
|
Theme 1: Tales From The Vienna Woods [Waltz] (Op. 325)(1868)
|
Johann Strauss
|
-
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Theme 2: Aphrodite [& Aphrodite Waltz] (from the 1919 musical production "Aphrodite")
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Anselm Goetzl
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Theme 3: Lonely Heart
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Ireene Wicker
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Theme 4: Autumn Nocturne
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Josef Myrow (m); Kim Gannon (w)
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- Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (ABC, 1952)
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Theme: Space Academy March
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Henry ("Hank") Sylvern
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- Tom Mix Ralston Straightshooters, The
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Theme: Shredded/Instant Ralston jingle [to the tune of: "When The Bloom Is On The Sage"]
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Nathaniel W. Vincent; Fred Howard (pseudonym of Fred Howard Wright)
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- Tommy Dorsey [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You
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George Bassman (m); Ned Washington (w)
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- Tommy Dorsey [shows sponsored by Kool or Raleigh Cigarettes]
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Cigarette Sponsorship Theme: Two Cigarettes In The Dark
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Lew Pollack; Paul Francis Webster
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- Tommy Tucker [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: I Love You (Oh, How I Love You)
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Tommy Tucker
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- Tony Pastor [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Blossoms
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Alexander Albert Avola
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- Tony Wons' [Radio] Scrapbook
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Theme: Traumerei (Dreams) [No. 7 from "Children's Scenes"]
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Robert Schumann
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- Town Hall Tonight --
- see Fred Allen
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- Travels of Mary Ward, The
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Theme: Country Gardens [aka: "The Vicar of Bray"; aka: "The Quaker's Opera" (1728)]
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Traditional English air from the 18th Century
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- Treasury Star Parade
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Theme: Any Bonds Today?
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Irving Berlin
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- True Detective
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Theme 1: True Detective Theme No. 1
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Chester ["Chet"] Kingsbury
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Theme 2: True Detective Theme No. 2
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Chester ["Chet"] Kingsbury
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Theme 3 (circa 1950): Brutal Regiment, a B-movie cue adapted for the MUTEL Music Service as "Dramatic Main Title #1 (MT 14)" [aka: Q 12-2: THEME No. 2 Long Version (Dramatic-Full), in the Capitol "Q" Series library]
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Herschel Burke Gilbert (m); Joseph Mullendore (adapter)
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- Truth Or Consequences
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Theme 1: Merrily We Roll Along
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Traditional Children's Nursery Tune
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Theme 2: Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here [based upon "Come, Friends, Who Plough The Sea" from the 1879 Operetta "The Pirates of Penzance"]
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W. S. Gilbert; Sir Arthur Sullivan; Theodora (adapter Morse
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- Tune Detective, The [with Sigmund Spaeth]
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Theme: Excerpt from the opera "Lohengrin"
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Richard Wagner
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- Twenty Questions
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Theme: Twenty Questions
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Bernard Green; Moe Jaffe; Dick Hardt
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- Two For The Money (with Herb Shriner)
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Open Theme: Indiana [aka: (Back Home Again In Indiana)
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Ballard MacDonald (m); James F. Hanley (w)
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Close Theme: Hoop De Doo
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Milton DeLugg (m); Frank Loesser (w)
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- U S Steel Hour, The / Theatre Guild On The Air
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Theme: United States Steel March
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Bernard Green
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- Uncle Don (with Don Carney)
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Theme: Hibbiddy-Gits Song, The [??]
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loosely based upon the Nursery Tune "Jimmy Crack CornÉ"; Don Carney (??)
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Sub-Theme: Parade of the Goops (1931)
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Ernie Golden; Don Carney
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- Uncle Ezra [aka: "Uncle Ezra's Radio Station"]
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Theme: Lazy Moon (1903)
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Bob Cole; J. Rosimond Johnson; Billy Johnson
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- Uncle Walter's Doghouse
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Theme 1: Prisoner's Song, The [aka: "If I Had The Wings Of An Angel"]
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Guy Massey
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Theme 2: Let Me Call You Sweetheart (1910)
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Leo Friedman; Beth Slater Whitson
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Theme 3: Whistler And His Dog, A (1905)
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Arthur Pryor
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- Valiant Lady
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Theme: Estrellita (My Little Star)
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Manuel M. Ponce
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- Vaughn de Leath
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Theme: Red Sails In The Sunset
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Hugh Williams (m); Jimmy Kennedy (w)
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- Vaughn Monroe [orchestra shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Racing With The Moon (1941)
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Johnny Watson (m); Vaughn Monroe (w); Pauline Pope (w)
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- Vic and Sade
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Theme 1: Oh, You Beautiful Doll
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Nathaniel Davis Ayer (m); Seymour Brown (w)
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Theme 2: Shine On, Harvest Moon
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Nora Bayes-Norworth (m); Jack Norworth (w)
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Theme 3: Chanson Bohemien [aka: Chanson Bohemienne]
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Ray Carter; Jean Andre Balogh
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- Vicks Open House [with Grace Moore]
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Theme: One Night Of Love (title song from the 1934 film)
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Victor Schertzinger (m); Gus Kahn (w)
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- Victory Gallery --
- see "Auction Gallery"
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- Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands --
- see "Spotlight Bands"
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- Vincent Lopez Show, The
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Theme 1: On The Radio (1924)
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Vincent Lopez; Owen Murphy
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Theme 2: Nola
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Felix Arndt
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- Voice of Firestone, The
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Theme 1: Memory Lane
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Con Conrad; Larry Spier; B. G. ["Buddy"] De Sylva
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Theme 2: In My Garden
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Idabelle Firestone (m); Lester O'Keefe (w)
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Theme 3: If I Could Tell You
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Idabelle Firestone (m); Madeleine Marshall (w)
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- Vox Pop
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Theme: Pop Goes The Weasel
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Traditional English dance tune
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- Wayne King [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: Waltz You Saved For Me, The (1930)
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Wayne King (m); Emil Flindt (m); Gus Kahn (w)
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- Wayne King --
- see also "The Lady Esther Serenade"
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- We Are Four
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Theme: Diane [from the 1927 film "Seventh Heaven"]
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Lew Pollack; Erno Rapee
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- We Love And Learn
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Theme: [theme title unknown]
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Don Becker
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- We, The People
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Theme: Symphony No. 1, First Movement Introduction
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Johannes Brahms
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- Wendell Hall Show, The
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Theme: It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' (1923)
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Wendell Hall
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- Wendy Warren and the News
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Theme 1: My Home Town
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Clarke Morgan (??)
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- What You Need (CBS)
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Theme: What You Need Theme
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Nathan Lang Van Cleave
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- What's My Name?
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Theme 1: What's My Name?
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John Marion Gart
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Theme 2: Whats My Name Theme
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Raymond A. ["Ray"] Bloch
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- What's The Name of That Song?
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Theme: I Know That You Know [from the 1926 Musical Comedy, "Oh, Please!"]
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Vincent Youmans (m); Otto Harbach (m); Ann Caldwell-O'Dea (w)
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- When A Girl Marries
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Theme: Notturna D'Amore [English title: Drigo's Serenade]
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Riccardo Drigo
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- While The City Sleeps
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Theme: March Chevalier [written for the 1921 silent film "Orphans of the Storm"]
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William Frederick Peters
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- Whispering Jack Smith
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Theme: Whispering
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John Schoenberger; Richard Coburn; Vincent Rose
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- Whispering Streets (CBS, 1952-60)
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Theme: Whispering Streets Theme
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Marius Constant
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- Whistler, The
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Theme: Whistler, The
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Wilbur Hatch
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- Will Bradley Band, The [big band shows]
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Signature Open Theme on various shows: Think Of Me
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Will Bradley; T. Fetter
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Signature Close Theme on various shows: Strange Cargo
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Freddie Slack; Ray McKinley
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- Will Osborne Orchestra, The
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Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Beside An Open Fireplace
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Will Osborne; Paul Denniker
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Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Gentleman Awaits, The
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Will Osborne
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- Willie Bryant [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: It's Over Because We're Through [aka: It's Over Because We're Thru]
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William Steven ["Willie"] Bryant
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- Witch's Tale, The
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Theme: Orgy of Spirits [from "Noure and Anitra"]
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Alexander Ilyinsky
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- Woman In White, The
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Theme: Interlude, An
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Clarence Lucas
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- Woman Of Courage
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Theme: Look For The Silver Lining [from the 1920 musical "Sally"]
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Jerome Kern (m); Buddy G. De Sylva (w)
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- Wonder Bakers, The --
- see "The Happy Wonder Bakers"
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- Woodbury Soap Program, The
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Theme 1: I'd Like To Fall In Love Again (1939)
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Harry Sosnik; Bob Burns
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Theme 2: Beautiful Lady
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Leo Arnaud
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- Woodbury Soap Program, The [with Bing Crosby]
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Theme 3: Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)
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Fred Ahlert; Roy Turk; Bing Crosby
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- Woody Herman [big band shows]
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Signature Theme 1 on various shows: Blue Flame
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Joseph ("Joe") Bishop (m); James Noble (m); Leo Corday (w)
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Signature Theme 2 on various shows: Blue Prelude
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Joseph ("Joe") Bishop; Gordon Jenkins
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Signature Theme 3 on various shows: Woodchoppers' Ball
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Joseph ("Joe") Bishop; Woody Herman
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- Woolworth Hour, The (with conductor Percy Faith) (CBS, 1955 - 57)
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Theme: Caress
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Percy Faith (m)
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- Words And Music [with Harvey Hays]
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Theme: Largo [aka: "Goin' Home"], from the "New World" Symphony, No. 9 [sometimes called No. 5] in E-Minor (Op. 95) (1894)
|
Antonin Dvorak
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Alt. Theme Title: Goin' Home [Largo], from the "New World" Symphony, No. 9 [sometimes called No. 5] in E-Minor (Op. 95) (1894)
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Antonin Dvorak
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- World Is Yours, The
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Theme: Knowledge and the Great Doors [aka: The World Is Yours]
|
Rudolf R. A. Schramm
|
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- X-Minus-One
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Theme 1 (1951): [theme title unknown]
|
Albert John Jr. ("Bert") Buhrman
|
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Theme 2 (1955), Part 1: Zero Minus Sixty, from the Chappell Recorded Music Library
|
Robert Farnon
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Theme 2 (1955), Part 2: Preparation and Blastoff, from "Exploring the Unknown" (performed by The Voices of Walter Schumann)
|
Leith Stevens
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- X Minus-O
- e -- was sometimes known as "Dimension X"
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- Xavier Cugat [big band shows]
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Signature Theme on various shows: My Shawl
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Xavier Cugat (m); Stanley Adams (Eng. words)
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- Yeast Foamers' Orchestra, The
|
Theme: Yeast Foamers' March, The
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J. Oliver Riehl
|
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- You Are There
|
Theme: Fanfare For The Common Man
|
Aaron Copland
|
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- You Bet Your Life (Groucho Marx Show, The) (circa 1950)
|
Theme (Desoto-Plymouth sponsorship): You Bet Your Life
|
Jerry Fielding; Sydney ("Syd") Robin
|
-
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Theme Medley [part 1]: Hooray For Captain Spaulding [from "Animal Crackers"]
|
Harry Ruby; Bert Kalmar
|
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Theme Medley [part 2]: Groucho and the Wolf
|
Jack Meakin
|
-
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Theme: You Betcha Life (medley of "Hooray for Captain Spaulding" and "Groucho and the Wolf" B-Theme)
|
Jack Meakin; Harry Ruby; Bert Kalmar
|
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- You Don't Say
|
Theme: You Don't Say Theme
|
Rex Koury; William Yazeman; Ralph H. Andrews
|
-
- Young Doctor [Dr.] Malone [Crisco sponsorship]
|
Sponsor Billboard Theme: Alexander's Ragtime Band
|
Irving Berlin
|
-
- Young Doctor [Dr.] Malone
|
Theme: Prelude [aka: "Prelude in D"]
|
John Winters (professional name of John Schaeffer Wintersteen)
|
-
- Young Widder Brown
|
Theme 1: In The Gloaming
|
Lady Arthur (m Hill; Meta Orred (w)
|
-
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Theme 2: Young Widder Brown Theme
|
Lewis P. ["Lew"] White
|
-
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Theme 3: Wonderful One [actual title: "My Wonderful One"]
|
Paul Whiteman (m); Ferde Grofe (m); Dorothy Terriss (w)
|
-
- Your Family And Mine
|
Theme: Look For The Silver Lining [from the 1920 musical "Sally"]
|
Jerome Kern (m); B. G. ["Buddy"] De Sylva (w)
|
-
- Your Lucky Strike Hit Parade [aka: "Your Hit Parade"]
|
Theme 1: Happy Days Are Here Again [fr. 1929 film "Chasing Rainbows"]
|
Milton Ager (m); Jack Yellen (w)
|
-
|
Open Theme 2: Lucky Day
|
Ray Henderson (m); B.G. DeSylva (w); Lew Brown (w)
|
-
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Open Theme 3: Be Happy, Go Lucky [Lucky Strike Jingle]
|
Raymond Scott (pseudonym of Harry Warnow)
|
-
|
Close Theme 4: So Long For Awhile
|
Irving Chansky
|
-
|
Close Theme 5 (Sinatra): Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day) (1942)
|
Stephan Weiss (m); Paul Mann (m); Ruth Lowe (w)
|
-
- Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
|
Theme 1: [theme title under investigation]
|
probably Mark Warnow
|
-
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Theme 2, circa 1955: Love Theme No. 1, from the MUTEL music service library (also sub-licensed to the Capitol "Q" series library as: "Theme No. 1 - Dramatic - Long", probably from a film noir B-picture score composed by Joe Mullendore)
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George Lee (MUTEL BMI credit -- Lee is a MUTEL pseudonym); also listed as composed by Joseph Mullendore in BMI
|
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- Youth On Parade (CBS)
|
Theme: Greetings From Home (1943)
|
Dolphe Martin
|
-
- Ziegfeld Follies of the Air, The
|
Theme: Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody, A [from the revue "Ziegfeld Follies of 1919"]
|
Irving Berlin
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