THREE CHEERS

Composer: Raymond Hubbell
Lyricists: Anne Caldwell

Opened: October 15, 1928, Globe Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 210

Maybe This Is Love (M: Ray Henderson; L: Lew Brown; B.G. DeSylva):

1. 78/Columbia 1648 D (Cloyd Griswold with The Benson All Star Orchestra directed by Edgar A. Benson)
2. 78/Perfect 15070 (Irving Kaufman with the Mississippi Music Makers)
3. 78/Velvet Tone 1772 V (Marvin Young with Arthur Ross and his Westerners)
4. 78/Brunswick 4124 (Broadway Broadcasters)
5. 78/Victor 21788 (Fred Waring and Chorus with Waring's Pennsylvanians)
6. Hot Dance on Gennett: The Actual Music of the Roaring Twenties, CD/Vintage Music 221 (Pat Dollohan and His Orchestra) (unverified)
7. DeSylva, Brown And Henderson Revisited Volume II, CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-145 (Ann Hampton Callaway)


My Silver Tree (M: Raymond Hubbell; L: Anne Caldwell):

1. 78/Perfect 15070 (Al Foster with the Mississippi Music Makers)
2. 78/Columbia 1622 D (Broadway Nitelites)


Pompanola (M: Ray Henderson; L: Lew Brown; B.G. DeSylva):

1. 78/Velvet Tone 1772 V (Marvin Young with Arthur Ross and his Westerners)
2. 78/Brunswick 4124 (Broadway Broadcasters)
3. 78/Victor 21788 (Waring's Pennsylvanians)
4. 78/Columbia 1622 D (Broadway Nitelites)
A radio transcription also exists performed by the Norman Cloutier Orchestra


Unrecorded Numbers:

The Americans Are Here
Because You're Beautiful
Bobby And Me
Bride Bells
Finale (Act I)
Finale (Act II)
Gee, It's Great To Be Alive
Happy Hoboes
It's An Old Spanish Custom
Lady Luck (Smile On Me)
Let's All Sing The Lard Song (C: Leslie Sarony; L: Anne Caldwell)
Look Pleasant (dropped after opening)
(My) Orange Blossom Home (dropped after opening) (M: Raymond Hubbell; L: Anne Caldwell)
Putting On The Ritz
Two Boys

Note: For the songs where authorship is not specifically credited, Richard Norton's book indicates that they are by Hubbell and Caldwell, whereas Ken Bloom's book indicates that they are by DeSylva, Brown, and Henderson.