DEAR LOVE

Composer: Haydn Wood; Joseph Tunbridge; Jack Waller
Lyricist: Dion Titheradge; Lauri Wylie; Herbert Clayton

Opened: November 14, 1929, Palace Theatre, London
Performances: 132

Note: A complete song list is not available at this time. A portion of this score was subsequently reused in ARTISTS AND MODELS (1930). The following recordings contain unidentified medleys from the score: 78/HMV C-1809 (Light Opera Company); 78/EB Winner 4991 (Scala Salon Orchestra).

Budapest (subsequently used in ARTISTS AND MODELS (1930)):

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


Dear Love:

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


Finale:

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


L-O-V-E (subsequently used in ARTISTS AND MODELS (1930)):

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


Love In A Mist:

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


Somebody's Calling:

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


Two Perfect Loves:

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]


Who Cares?:

1. 78/HMV C1792 (New Mayfair Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble) [reissued on Medleys From London Musical Shows (1928-34), JJA (M) 19851]