TIP TOP
Composer: Ivan
Caryll
Lyricist: Anne Caldwell
Opened: October 5, 1920, Globe Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 246
Baby Sister Blues (not in programs):
1. 78/Victor 19050 (Duncan
Sisters with ukelele)
Don’t Bring Me Posies (It’s Shoesies
That I Need) (M: Fred Rose; L: Billy McCabe; Clarence
Jennings) (not in programs):
1. 78/Path 20806 (Sodero’s
Dance Orchestra)
2. 78/Muse 260 (Martin’s Atlantic City Orchestra)
3. 78/Paramount 20150 (Earl Randolph’s Orchestra)
4. 78/Gennett 5007 (Aileen Stanley)
5. 78/Federal 5217 (Gotham Club Orchestra)
6. 78/Brunswick 127 (Fred Elizalde and His Music)
7. 78/Brunswick 2274 (Isham Jones Orchestra)
8. 78/Columbia A 3693 (Frank Westphal and His Rainbo Orchestra)
[reissued on Oh! Sister, Ain’t That Hot! 1922-1924, CD/Rivermont
1158]
9. 78/Banner 1089 (Banner Dance Orchestra)
10. 78/Okeh 4680 (Markels Orchestra)
11. 78/King 15032 (Sister Slocum and Her Little Brother)
12. 78/Tempo TR 462 (Robert Lee)
13. 78/Victor 18931 (The Benson Orchestra of Chicago directed by
Roy Bargy)
14. 78/Vocalion 14457 (Selvin’s Dance Orchestra)
15. 45/Coral 9-61964 (Georgia Brown)
16. The Complete Recordings, CD/Jump
122 (Rosy McHargue’s Ragtimers)
17. Carousel Breezes, Vol. 2, CD/Dynamic
135 (Wurlitzer Band Organ)
The Girl I[’ve] Never Met (cut after
opening):
1. 78/Victor 18714 (Six
Brown Brothers, saxophones) [reissued on Those Moaning
Saxophones, CD/Archeophone ARCH 6002]
The Girl Who Keeps Me Guessing:
1. 78/Victor 18733 (Joseph
C. Smith’s Orchestra)
Humming (M: Ray Henderson; L: Louis
Breau) (not in programs; subsequently used in FAUST ON
TOAST):
:
1. 78/HMV B1224 (Nellie
Walker with chorus and orchestra conducted by George W. Byng)
2. 78/Path 022498 (Joe Gibson and His Orchestra)
3. 78/Gramophone 216270 (Rega Orchestra) [also 78/Okeh 4234]
4. 78/Emerson 10321 (Lanin’s Roseland Orchestra)
5. 78/Columbia A 3358 (The Happy Six)
6. 78/Columbia A 3399 (Eddy Brown, violin, with Josef Bonine,
piano)
7. 78/Victor 18737 (Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra)
8. 78/Vocalion 35000 (Selvin’s Dance Orchestra)
9. 78/Edison 50817 (Criterion Quartet)
I Want A Lily:
1. 78/Victor 18733
(Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra)
When Shall We Meet Again (M: Richard A.
Whiting; L: Raymond B. Egan) (not in programs; also used in THE PASSING SHOW OF
1921):
1. 78/Gennett 4822
(Charles Hart & Elliott Shaw with orchestral accompaniment)
[also 78/Columbia A 3529]
2. 78/Bluebird B 5237 (Eddie Ryan with Barney Rapp and His New
Englanders)
3. 78/Edison 50887 (Gladys Rice and Lewis James with orchestra)
4. 78/Victor 18858 (Hackel-Berge Orchestra)
5. 78/Victor 18841 (Edna Brown and Elliott Shaw)
Wonderful Girl-Wonderful Boy:
1. 78/Victor 18714 (Six
Brown Brothers, saxophones) [reissued on Those Moaning
Saxophones, CD/Archeophone ARCH 6002]
Unrecorded Material:
Beautiful Booby Prize (cut
after opening)
Dance Of The School Girls
Dance Of The Valentines
Dance Of The Young Warrior (cut after opening)
Finders Is Keepers (And I Found You) (M/L: Tom Brown; Jack
Frost) (not in programs)
Give Me That Letter
I Don’t Belong On A Farm (M: Arthur Swanstrom; L: Clark) (added
after opening)
I Want To See My Ida Hoe In Idaho (M: Bert Rule; L: Alex
Sullivan) (added after opening)
I’ll Say I Love You (M: Victor Jacobi; L: William Le Baron)
(cut)
In The Sea (cut after opening but reinstated for part of the
tour)
Indian Ensemble And Finale (Act 1)
Keewa-Tak-E-Yaka-Holo (L: Louis Harrison)
The Lantern Of Love (sheet music only)
Life Is Like A Punch And Judy Show
Little Fairy In The Home
My Hortense (cut)
Opening Chorus
Pianologue
Pussyfoot And Maltese (Cat Dance)
She Knows It (added after opening)
Shoppers’ Dance
Sweet Baby Mine (M/L: Tom Brown; Jack Frost) (not in programs)
Sweet Dreams (added after opening)
Tip-Top
Valse Divertissement
Wedding Bells (M/L: Benjamin Hapgood Burt) (not in programs)
What Makes The Wild Waves Wild (cut after opening)
The Wireless Heart (M: Silvio Hein) (added after opening)