HOT OLD TIME

Composer: Edgar Selden
Lyricist: Edgar Selden

Opened: September 6, 1897, Third Avenue Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 8

The Blue And The Gray, Or A Mother’s Gift To The Country (M/L: Paul Dresser):

1. 78/Victor 26547 (Victor Mixed Chorus directed by Emile Cot with piano)


I Guess I’ll Have To Telegraph My Baby (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour):

1. 78/Victor 35233 (Victor Minstrel Company)
2. The Phonographic Yearbook The 1890’s, Vol. 1: Wipe Him Off The Land, CD/Archeophone ARCH 9004 (Edward M. Favor)
3. The Man On The Flying Trapeze: A Celebration of An Era, CD/Arabesque 6588 (Robert DeCormier Singers)


Unrecorded Material:

Alkali Ike
Are You Done, Mr. Dunn (added for the subsequent tour)
A Boy Without A Sweetheart (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour)
Can’t Understand It At All
A Dangerous Man From Denver (added for the subsequent tour)
Dewey’s Reception (added for the subsequent tour)
A Funny Little Man  (added for the subsequent tour)
Her Gentleman Friend (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour)
Hero Of The Football Game (added for the subsequent tour)
A Hot Old Time
A Hot Old Time (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour)
I Guess I’ll See His Finish Pretty Soon (added for the subsequent tour)
Irish Cakewalk (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour)
On The Yellowstone
Patriotic Coon (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour)
Playing Da Golden Strings (M/L: Samuel H. Speck)
Rag-Time Night on Broadway (M/L: George M. Cohan) (added for the subsequent tour)
True Daughters Of Old Uncle Sam (added for the subsequent tour)
Why Did They Sell Killarney? (added for the subsequent tour)
The Wild And Wooley West (added for the subsequent tour)