TOM MOORE
(Play with Songs)

Composer: Andrew Mack
Lyricist: Thomas Moore

Opened: August 31, 1901, Herald Square Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 40

Believe Me, If All Those Enduring Young Charms (M: Traditional; L: Tom Moore):

I have not attempted to compile discographical information for this standard.


The Last Rose Of Summer (M: Trad.):

I have not attempted to compile discographical information for this standard.


The Story Of The Rose (L: Andrew Mack) (also used in THE LAST OF THE ROHANS):

1. 78/Vocalion 5266 (Horace Heidt Presents Henry Russell and His Romanders)
2. 78/Victor 846 (Reinald Werrenrath with orchestra) [also 78/Victor 64950]
3. Son Of The Sea: The 1997 Top 20 Barbershop Quartets, CD/Intersound 3706 (unknown performer)
4. Barber Short Quartet, CD/Grasmere GRCD 77 (Fortunairs)


Unrecorded Material:

Eveleen’s Bower (M: Trad.)
Love’s Young Dream (M: Trad.)
Mack’s “Song Games” (L: Andrew Mack)
My Love Of Long Ago (not in programs)