Maurice K. Jerome  (1893-1977)
Last updated: 18.12.23
According to the Internet source given below, Maurice K. Jerome, born in Encino , California), was an American film composer , songwriter , pianist and music publisher , who was nominated for Oscars in 1945 and 1946. His Oscar-nominated songs were Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart from the romantic musical comedy Hollywood Canteen (1944) and Some Sunday Morningfrom the Western A Man of Action as well as the lullaby My Little Buckaroointroduced in the Western Cherokee Strip (1937).
Of Ragtime interest is his cake walk Southern Appetizer (1915).

Websites:
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Maurice K. Jerome  (1893-1977) has at least 2 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
b001i169be_m.jpgJazz Baby Song. "That 'walk the dog' and 'ball the
Music by: Maurice K. Jerome.
Words by: Blanche Merrill
Publisher: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co.
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Printed: 1919. Sheet Music 4 pages.
b004fpneya_m.jpgWould You Believe Me
Music by: Maurice K. Jerome.
Co-Author: Ray Heindorf
Words by: Charles Tobias
Performed by: Jack Carson, Janis Paige, Martha Vickers, Robert Hutton
Publisher: Jerome H. Remick & Co.
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Printed: 1947. Sheet Music 2 pages.
  Title (Release Year) Co-Author(s) Performers Issue
         
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cylinder15.gif Roll Along Missouri (1923) McNalpak's Dance Orchestra Edison Blue Amberol: 4813
     Title Attribution Instruments Source Remarks
           
pdf15.gif Beverly Hunt (1915) M.K. Jerome (music) Piano, Voice Indiana wvicon.gif
pdf15.gif Cuddle-Up Blues (1922) M.K. Jerome (music)
Harry De Costa (words)		 Piano, Voice Indiana Pub.
pdf15.gif Fires of Faith (1919) M.K. Jerome (music)
Sam M. Lewis (words)
J. Young (words)
Evangeline Booth (perf.)		 Piano, Voice Indiana Pub.
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pdf15.gif		 Jazz Baby (1919) M.K. Jerome (music)
B. Merrill (words)

 Piano, Voice Greer
Kirk
Indiana		 Pub.
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pdf15.gif		 Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight (1918) M.K. Jerome (music)
Sam. M. Lewis (words)
J. Young (words)
 Piano, Voice Kirk
Indiana		 Pub.
pdf15.gif Melodious Jazz (1920) M.K. Jerome (music)
B. Merrill (words)		 Piano, Voice Indiana Pub.
pdf15.gif Old Pal - Why Don't You Answer Me? (1920) M.K. Jerome (music)
Sam M. Lewis (words)
J. Young (words)		 Piano, Voice Indiana Pub.
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pdf15.gif		  ⇑Poor Little Butterfly Is a Fly Girl Now (1919) M.K. Jerome (music)
Sam J. Lewis (words)
J. Young (words)
 Piano, Voice Greer
Indiana		 Pub.
pdf15.gif There's a Battlefield in Every Mother's Heart (1918) M.K. Jerome (music)
Howard E. Rogers (words)		 Piano, Voice Indiana Pub.



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pdf15.gif		 Victory (1918) M.K. Jerome (music)
Jack Wilson (words)
Ben Bard (words)
Kitty Gordon (perf.)		 Piano, Voice


Greer
Indiana		 Pub.
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 49 works by Maurice K. Jerome (1893-1977). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER pdf15.gif (w&m)
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
Brazilian Beauties 1914
Beverly Hunt 1915  wvicon.gif
I'd Give Everything For You 1915 Jack Stern (co-author)
Rock and Rye 1915  Pub.
Southern Appetizer 1915
American Beauty 1918 Alfred Bryan (words)
Edgar Leslie (words)
Bea Curtis (perf.) 		 Pub.
Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight 1918 Sam. M. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words) 		 Pub.
There's a Battlefield in Every Mother's Heart 1918 Howard E. Rogers (words)  Pub.
Victory 1918 Jack Wilson (words)
Ben Bard (words)
Kitty Gordon (perf.) 		 Pub.
Down the Lane and Home Again 1919 Bert Kalmar (words)
Edgar Leslie (words) 		 Pub.
Fires of Faith 1919 Sam M. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words)
Evangeline Booth (perf.) 		 Pub.
⇑ Jazz Baby 1919 Blanche Merrill (words)  amazon15.gif Pub.
Poor Little Butterfly Is a Fly Girl Now 1919 Sam J. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words) 		 Pub.
Swanee Sue 1919 Tot Seymour (words)
Roy Turk (words)
Underneath the Southern Skies 1919 Arthur E Behim (words)
Harry Ruby (words) 		 Pub.
Jinga Bula Jing Jing 1920 Sam M. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words) 		 Pub.
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
Melodious Jazz 1920 Blanche Merrill (words)  wvicon.gif
Old Pal - Why Don't You Answer Me? 1920 Sam M. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words) 		 Pub.
Cuddle-Up Blues 1922 Harry De Costa (words)  Pub.
Hotsy Totsy Town 1923 Bert Kalmar (words)
Harry Ruby (words)
Roll Along Missouri 1923 Bert Kalmar (words)
Harry Ruby (words)
McNalpak's Dance Orchestra (perf.) 		 Pub. audioextmp315.gif
Believe Me 1924 Bert Kalmar (words)
Harry Ruby (words) 		 Pub.
One Million Times a Day 1924 Sam M. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words) 		 Pub.
Home Pals 1925 Sam J. Lewis (words)
Joe Young (words) 		 wvicon.gif
Dream Kisses 1927 Jack Yellen (words)
Cathrine "Red" Dexter (perf.)
Mark Fisher (perf.)
Myrtle Gordon (perf.)
Waldemar Guterson (perf.)
Lydia Harris (perf.)
Jack Housh (perf.)
Al Jolson (perf.)
Doree Leslie (perf.)
Marie Patri (perf.)
Lillian Roth (perf.)
Sophie Tucker (perf.) 		 wvicon.gif
Sing a Song (w&m) 1927 Billy Glason (co-author)
Sam Ward (co-author)
Joey Ray (perf.) 		 Pub.
You and I in the Moonlight 1929 Ned Washington (words)  wvicon.gif
⇑ Looking in the Window 1930 Harry Richman (words)
Al. Bryan (words)
Harry Richman (perf.) 		 Pub.
Under the Spell of Your Kiss 1930 Joan Jasmyn (words)  wvicon.gif
I Idolize My Baby's Eyes 1931 Joan Jasmyn (words)
Ruth & Blair (perf.) 		 wvicon.gif
Angel Cake Lady and the Gingerbread Man, The 1932 Joan Jasmyn (words)
Pat Ballard (words)
Isle of Blues 1933 Joan Jasmyn (words)  Pub.
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
Collegianna 1936 b. Jerome M. K. (co-author)
Jack Scholl (words)
Joe Cawthorn (perf.)
Patricia Ellis (perf.)
Warren Hull (perf.)
Frank McHugh (perf.) 		 wvicon.gif
Drifting Along 1936 Jack Scholl (words)  Pub.
Thru the Courtesy of Love 1936 Jack Scholl (words)  Pub.
Little Heaven of the Seven Seas 1937 Jack Scholl (words)  Pub.
My Little Buckaroo 1937 Jack Scholl (words)
Jane Bryan (perf.)
Dick Foran (perf.) 		 Pub.
September in the Rain (w&m) 1937 Jack Scholl (co-author)
Harry Warren (co-author)
Al Dubin (words)
Patricia Ellis (perf.)
Fred Keating (perf.)
James Melton (perf.)
Dick Purcell (perf.)
Winifred Shaw (perf.)
Marie Wilson (perf.) 		 wvicon.gif
Old Apple Tree, The 1938 Jack Scholl (words)
Humphrey Bogart (perf.)
Weaver Bros. And Elviry (perf.)
Louise Fazenda (perf.)
Allen Jenkins (perf.)
Frank McHugh (perf.)
Nat Pendleton (perf.)
Penny Singleton (perf.) 		 Pub.
You, You Darlin' 1940 Jack Scholl (words)  wvicon.gif
Song of the Bombardiers 1943 Jack Scholl (words)
Eddie Albert (perf.)
Pat O'Brien (perf.)
Randolph Scott (perf.)
Anne Shirley (perf.) 		 Pub.
Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart 1944 Ted Koehler (words)
Andrews Sisters (perf.)
Jack Benny (perf.)
Eddie Cantor (perf.)
Kitty Carlisle (perf.)
Jack Carson (perf.)
Joan Crawford (perf.)
Bette Davis (perf.)
John Garfield (perf.)
Robert Hutton (perf.)
Jimmy Dorsey & His Band (perf.)
Joan Leslie (perf.)
Alexis Smith (perf.)
Barbara Stanwyck (perf.) 		 Pub.
I Wish That I Wish Tonight 1945 Jack Scholl (words)
Dennis Morgan (perf.)
Barbara Stanwyck (perf.) 		 Pub.
⇑ Some Sunday Morning 1945 Ray Heindorf (co-author)
Ted Koehler (words)
Errol Flynn (perf.)
Alexis Smith (perf.) 		 Pub.
Wish That I Wish Tonight 1945 Jack Scholl (words)
Dennis Morgan (perf.)
Barbara Stanwyck (perf.) 		 Pub.
Would You Believe Me 1947 Ray Heindorf (co-author)
Charles Tobias (words)
Jack Carson (perf.)
Robert Hutton (perf.)
Janis Paige (perf.)
Martha Vickers (perf.) 		 amazon15.gif Pub.
Bright Eyes 1948 Otto Motzan (co-author)
Harry Bache Smith (words) 		 wvicon.gif
Christmas Tree Angel - Sweet Angie 1950 Jack Scholl (words)
Andrews Sisters (perf.) 		 wvicon.gif
Title Year Attribution Remarks
       
I've Got the Blues For Home Sweet Home ? E. Ray Goetz (words)
George W. Meyer (words)