THE WHITE EAGLE

Composer: Rudolf Friml
Lyricist: Brian Hooker

Opened: December 26, 1927, Casino Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 48

Gather The Rose:

1. 78/Victor 27309 (Walter Preston and the Victor Mixed Chorus directed by Emile Cot)


Give Me One Hour (ASCAP/Library Of Congress only):

1. 78/Victor 27631 (Frank Parker and the Victor Mixed Chorus conducted by Emil Cot)
2. 78/Victor 20-2040 (Mary Martha Briney with Al Goodman and His Orchestra) [also 45/RCA Victor WP 165/52-0059]
3. Gladys Swartout Singing Musical Show Hits, 78/Victor M935 [78/Victor 10-1038] (Gladys Swarthout with the Victor Concert Orchestra)
4. Rudolf Friml In Person , 78/Schirmer 12” album 2 (orchestra conducted by Rudolf Friml)
5. Rudolf Friml Plays His Own Unforgettable Melodies, 10”/Decca 5389 (orchestra conducted by Rudolf Friml)
6. Rudolf Friml Selects His Personal Favorites, Longines Symphonette (S) LWS-207 (orchestra)
7. A Treasury Of Rudolf Friml, Harmony (M) HL 7116 (Dino Martinelli and his Orchestra)
8. A Night With Rudolf Friml/Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits, CD/Collectables COL-CD-7581 (Earl Wrightson with orchestra conducted by Frank Devol)
9. My Song Goes On, CD/Flare SPEC 1027 (Gladys Swarthout with orchestra conducted by Al Goodman)
10.The Lighter Side Of Julian Patrick And Friends, CD/Take Two TT2002 (Dorothy Stone Andrade with the Vintage Music Theatre Orchestra and Chorale conducted by Bill McKenna)
Radio transcriptions performed by Florence Wentworth and Fred Mayer with Harold Sanford’s Orchestra, the Andre Kostelanezt orchestra, and by Evelyn MacGregor and Walter Preston are also known to exist.


Regimental Song:

1. 78/Victor 27309 (Walter Preston and the Victor Mixed Chorus directed by Emile Cot)
2. 78/Gramophone B 8465 (Derek Oldham with male chorus and orchestra conducted by Carroll Gibbons) [reissued on Music Of Broadway: The Twenties Volume 2 (1927), JJA (M) 19803]


Unrecorded Material: