1929 Möller/Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA
1929 Möller/Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA
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Getting Theatrical #2225

. . . from vintage recordings and live performances, a selection of entertaining popular tunes.

Hour One

VINCENT YOUMANS:  Sing Hallelujah, fr Hit the Deck.  SIGMUND ROMBERG:  Deep in my heart, dear & Serenade, fr The Student Prince.  JOSEPH MEYER & ROGER KAHN:  Crazy Rhythm.  GEORGE GERSHWIN:  Fascinatin’ Rhythm –Leonard Leigh (Wurlitzer/KSTP Studios, Saint Paul, MN) RCA LSP-1665

ERNESTO DeCURTIS:  Don’t forget me.  SALVATORE CARDILLO:  Ungrateful heart –Mike Grandchamp (Wurlitzer/Phipps Performing Arts Center, Hudson, WI) Archive (r. 9/10/02)

COLE PORTER:  Let’s do it.  IRVING BERLIN:  The Piccolino, fr Top Hat –Justin LaVoie (Wurlitzer/Phipps Center) PD Archive (r. 8/5/17) 

BILLY ROSE & CON CONRAD:  Barney Google.  RAY HENDERSON:  Black Bottom.  JAMES P. JOHNSON:  The Charleston –Leonard Leigh (Wurlitzer/KSTP Studios, Saint Paul, MN) RCA LSP-1665

PORTER:  Medley –Walt Strony (1928 Wurlitzer/Gilson Studio, Middleton, WI) PD Archive (r. 10/28/89)

GERSHWIN:  Strike up the band.  GERSHWIN:  Love walked in. PORTER:  Begin the beguin.  TRADITIONAL:  La Cucaracha.  NILO MENENDEZ:  Green eyes.  VICTOR HERBERT:  Ah sweet mystery of life, fr Naughty Marietta.  J. P. SOUSA:  The Stars & Stripes Forever –Edward Berryman (1928 Kimball/Civic Auditorium, Minneapolis, MN) PD Archive (r. 10/24/86) 

Filler – GERSHWIN:  Fascinatin’ Rhythm/Leigh (see above)

Hour Two

RICHARD RODGERS:  With a song in my heart –Robert Hartzell (Wurlitzer/Harmony Wynelands, Lodi, CA) Hartzell 2009

JAMES HANLEY:  Zing went the strings of my heart –Kay McAbee (Barton/Regal Theatre, Chicago, IL).  GERSHWIN:  I got rhythm –Kay McAbee (Barton/Trio Roller Rink, Milan, IL) PD Archive (r. December 1968 & June 1963)

DALLAS FRAZIER:  Elvira –Lew Williams (1938 Möller/Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, CA) Piping Hot 2001

RODGERS:  Have you met Miss Jones?  CHARLES WILLIAMS:  Theme, fr The Apartment –Tony Fenelon (Kimball/Dickinson High School Auditorium, Wilmington, DE) DTOS 114

EMILE WALDTEUFEL:  Les Violettes, Op. 148.  VASSAR CLEMENTS:  The Devil went down to Georgia.  BENJI & JOEL MADDEN:  We are done –Nathan Avakian (1926 Kilgen/Palace Theatre, Canton, OH) ATOS 2016

RODGERS:  March of the Siamese Children, fr The King & I.  TRADITIONAL (Spiritual):  Steal away.  SIR ARTHUR BLISS:  March, fr Things to Come –Richard Hills (1929 Möller/Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA) ATOS 2013

Filler – PORTER:  Medley/Strony (see above)

The next national convention of the American Theatre Organ Society will take place in San Diego, CA (July 3-7, 2022).

 

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