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    Sheet Music Index

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    Filters: Author is Van, Gus, 1887-1968  [Clear All Filters]
    1927
    F. Sabini, Clark, E., Van, Gus, 1887-1968, and Schenck, “Pastafazoola”. 1927.
    1923
    1887-1968 Van, Gus, Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, and Lodge, H., “That Red Head Girl”. 1923.
    1922
    1887-1968 Van, Gus, Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, and Black, J. S., “Who Did You Fool After All?”. 1922.
    1920
    K. Zany, Emery, M., Van, Gus, 1887-1968, and Schenck, “All She'd Say Was *Umh Hum*”. 1920.
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “All the Boys Love Mary”. 1920.
    1919
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “Open Up the Golden Gates to Dixieland”. 1919.
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “You Cannot Shake That *Shimmie* Here”. 1919.
    1917
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “Don't Try to Steal the Sweetheart of a Soldier”. 1917.
    1887-1968 Van, Gus, Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, and Porray, E. J., “I Miss the Old Folks Now”. 1917.
    1887-1968 Van, Gus, Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, and Yellen, J., “My Little China Doll”. 1917.
    1914
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “You're Some Girl”. 1914.
    1913
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “My Old Log Cabin Home”. 1913.
    1887-1968 Van, Gus and Schenck, Joe, 1891-1930, “You Just You”. 1913.
    1912
    J. Schenck and Van, Gus, 1887-1968, “Teach Me That Beautiful Love”. 1912.