Helene Vincent

Overview

All that can presently (November 2023) be gleaned about Helene Vincent from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she was presumably an Ameican vaudeville performer who has been featured on 6 works published between 1913 and 1916.
Of interest is You've Got Your Mother's Big Blue Eyes (1913) words & music by Irving Berlin, and published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., New York, USA and which is illustrated by her portrait shown on the left.
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	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


Where Are the Scenes of Yesterday? (1909)	T.S. Allen (w&m) Helene Vincent (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana
You've Got Your Mother's Big Blue Eyes (1913)	I. Berlin (w&m) Helene Vincent (perf.)	Piano	Indiana
Where Can I Meet You To-Night? (1914)	A. Lange (music) Edgar Farran (words) Edward Miller (perf.) Helene Vincent (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana

Works

The peformer is featured on 8 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)

	Title	Composer	Attribution	Items


Where Are the Scenes of Yesterday? (1909)	Thomas S. Allen(w&m)	Helene Vincent (perf.)
You've Got Your Mother's Big Blue Eyes (1913)	Irving Berlin(w&m)	Helene Vincent (perf.)
Some Girls Do and Some Girls Don't (1916)	Howard E. Johnson	Alex Gerber (co-author) Harry Jentes (co-author) Helene Vincent (perf.)
Where Can I Meet You To-Night? (1914)	Arthur Lange	Edgar Farran (words) Edward Miller (perf.) Helene Vincent (perf.)
Honolulu Blues (1916), The	James V. Monaco	Grant Clarke (words) Helene Vincent (perf.)
Those Good Old Days Back Home (1916)	James V. Monaco	Joe McCarthy (words) Helene Vincent (perf.)
I've Only One Idea About the Girls and That's to Love 'em (1914)	Al Piantadosi	Earl Carroll (words) Joseph McCarthy (words) Helene Vincent (perf.)
They Don't Hesitate Any More (1914)	Harry Puck	Helene Vincent (perf.)