Contents

1917

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 1, January 1917
“Here We Are.” Jan17: 3.
“Publishers Win on Public Performance.” Jan17: 4.
“The Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jan17: 5.
“Right to the Point.” Jan17: 6.
“The Tuneful Yankee Whisperings.” Jan17: 7.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “‘Ragtime’—A Musical Mystery: What It Is and Its Origin.” Jan17: 9.
“Al Bryan’s Bright Philippic.” Jan17: 10.
“Reviews of Popular Music.” Jan17: 11.
Kilgour, Garfield. “The Message of the Popular Song.” Jan17: 12.
“The Tuneful Yankee Dreamings.” Jan17: 13.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jan17: 14.
“Mechanical Instruments a Home Necessity.” Jan17: 15.
“Kicks and Curious Correspondence.” Jan17: 16.
Burgundy, Billy. “The Story of a Song.” Jan17: 33.
“Hidden Songs.” Jan17: 34.
“The Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jan17: 34.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jan17: 37, 39, 41.
Lampe, J. Bodewalt. “The Art of Arranging Music.” Jan17: 38.
“After Dinner Stories.” Jan17: 41.
“A Gifted Cantatrice.” Jan17: 42.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jan17: 42.
Holzman, Alex. “A Practical Joker Fooled.” Jan17: 44.
“Putting it on the Screen.” Jan17: 45.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Jan17: 46.
“Most Important Man in the Film Field.” Jan17: 48.
Harris, Chas. K. “The Music Publisher’s Dream.” Jan17: 48.
“Musical Prodigy.” Jan17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 2, February 1917
“This is Exactly What Happened.” Feb17: 3.
“Hot Stuff.” Feb17: 4.
“From a ‘Movie Pianist’ to a Noted Composer.” Feb17: 6.
“The Tuneful Yankee Whittlings.” Feb17: 7.
“The Popular Song.” Feb17: 8.
Hampton, Walter. “The Origin of Yankee Doodle.” Feb17: 9.
“Notice to Music Publishers.” Feb17: 9.
Reardon, Will. “Song Writing Not a ‘Cinch.’” Feb17: 9.
“Prize Song Words Received.” Feb17: 10.
Lampe, J. Bodewalt. “Musical Anagram.” Feb17: 10.
Rosenfeld, Monroe S. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Feb17: 11.
“Ye Clown Topic.” Feb17: 13.
Schultz, Dorothy. “Fluffy’s Music Lesson.” Feb17: 14.
“Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” Feb17: 15.
“Lucky Winners of ‘Hidden Song’ Contest.” Feb17: 34.
“The Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Feb17: 35.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Feb17: 37.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Feb17: 38.
Jewell, Estelle H. “Do our Modern Writers also have these Idiosyncrasies”? Feb17: 38
Lucas, William H. “How the Cow Died.” Feb17: 39.
Lewis, Sam M. “Witty Monologue for Stage Use.” Feb17: 40.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Feb17: 42.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Feb17: 47.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Feb17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 3, March-April 1917
Gumble, Moe. “In the Spring.” MA17: 2.
F., M. V. “Dreaming versus Doing.” MA17: 3
“An Incident From Life.” MA17: 4.
“And Still They Come.” MA17: 5
“These Two Lassies Solved Our Song Puzzles.” MA17: 6.
“Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” MA17: 7.
von Burchardt, Andrew. “Incidents in the Lives of Great Composers.” 1.3”8.
“Reviews of Popular Music.” MA17: 9.
“One of the Lucky Winners of Our Hidden Song Puzzles.” MA17: 10.
“Another of the Hidden Song Puzzle Winners.” MA17: 11.
“A Page of Song Lyrics.” MA17: 12.
“Tuneful Yankee Whisperings.” MA17: 13.
“Two Months in One.” MA17: 13.
Lange, Arthur. “On the Inside.” MA17: 13.
Sherwood, Ray. “His First Inspiration.” MA17: 14.
“A Just Kick.” MA17: 14.
Alford, Harry. “Naturally and Accidentally Noted.” MA17: 14.
“Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” MA17: 15.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” MA17: 16.
“Are You ‘For Uncle Sam’.” MA17: 34.
“Answers to Correspondents.” MA17: 35.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” MA17: 43, 45, 47.
“Ye Clown Topic.” MA17: 37.
Rossiter, Will. “How Popular Songs are Written.” MA17: 38.
“Hidden Songs.” MA17:40.
Lucas, Wm. J. “Old Songs Are Best.” MA17: 40.
“The Air of John Brown’s Body.” MA17: 40.
“Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” MA17: 42.
Winn, Edward R. “Rag Time Piano Playing.” MA17: 44.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” MA17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 4, May 1917
“Lucky Winners of the January Competition.” May17: 2.
“Editorial.” May17: 3.
“Speed of a Pianist’s Hands.” May17: 4.
“And Still They Come.” May17: 5.
“Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” May17: 7.
Schultz, Dorothy. “A New Spring Bonnet.” May17: 8.
Davies, Mildred. “Spring.” May17: 9.
“Reviews of Popular Music.” May17: 9.
Cively, Scott R. “A Toast.” May17: 10.
“Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” May17: 11.
“Ye Clown Topic.” May17: 12.
“Answers to Correspondents.” May17: 13.
“Famous Axioms.” May17: 15.
“A Song Writer’s Lament.” May17: 15.
“Will Not Give In.” May17: 15.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” May17: 16.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” May17: 33.
Brayley, George. “Popular Songs of Fifty Years Ago.” May17: 35.
“Patriotism First.” May17: 38.
“Appropriate Music for Photo Plays.” May17: 39.
“Mr. Beaverson’s Comment On Our Review Of His Patriotic Hymn.” May17: 42.
Holzman, Abe. “Spring Surprises.” May17: 42.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” May17: 43, 45, 47.
Robinson, J. Russel. “Moving Picture Pianist., The” May17: 44.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 5, June 1917
Gumble, Mose. “Evolution of a Song Writer.” Jun17: 2.
“More Controversy on ‘Grammatical Bull.’” Jun17: 3.
“They Keep on Coming.” Jun17: 4.
Rossiter, Will. “How to Write a Song.” Jun17: 6.
“Anent the South.” Jun17: 6.
“Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jun17: 7.
Gould, Paul. “The Painter of Music.” Jun17: 8.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Jun17: 9
“Disgruntled Guy, A.” “Funniest Thing Ever.” Jun17: 10.
McIntyre, John. “Definition of a Popular Song.” Jun17: 11.
Porter, Lewis. “From a Moving Picture Pianist.” Jun17: 12.
Hampton, Walter. “Well Known Songs ‘Swiped’ from Each Other.” Jun17: 12.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Jun17: 13.
“Ye Clown Topic.” Jun17: 14.
Lucas, Wm. H. “Some Half-forgotten Songs.” Jun17: 15.
“Sample of a Popular Song Sent In.” Jun17: 15.
“Quaint Incidents in the World’s News.” Jun17: 16.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jun17: 33.
“Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jun17: 35.
“A Defense of Popular Music.” June17: 35.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jun17: 36.
“Hidden Song Puzzles.” Jun17: 37.
“America’s Leading Music Publishers.” Jun17: 39.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jun17: 43, 45, 47.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Jun17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 6, July 1917
“Some of the Tuneful Yankee’s Recent Hidden Song Winners.” Jul17: 2.
“A Correction.” Jul17: 3.
“A Few More Opinions from ‘Authorities’.” Jul17: 4.
“Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Jul17: 5.
Hampton, Walter. “How Stephen Foster Died.” Jul17: 7.
“Here is a Remarkable Letter.” Jul17: 8.
“A Few More Letters of Comment.” Jul17: 9.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Jul17: 11.
“National Anthem is Chosen by the People.” Jul17: 13.
Quincke, W. A. “A Good Motto.” Jul17: 13.
“Ye Clown Topic.” Jul17: 14.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Jul17: 14.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jul17: 34.
“The Tuneful Yankee Disc Drippings.” Jul17: 37.
Rome, Charles. “How to Write a Song—Perhaps.” Jul17: 37.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Jul17: 28.
“One Hundred Dollars for a Name.” Jul17: 39.
“Magicians Fool Each Other.” Jul17: 40.
“Hidden Song Puzzles.” Jul17: 41.
“Say Old Anthem is Good Enough.” Jul17: 42.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Jul17: 43, 45, 47.
“Humorous Aspects of Our National Anthem.” Jul17: 46.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 7, August 1917
“A Tuneful Yankee Song Poem Contest.” Aug17: 2.
“Ye Dishonest, Beware!” Aug17: 3.
“Some Rules for Tuneful Yankee Correspondents.” Aug17: 3.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “The Swelled Head. An Illustrated Wail.” Aug17: 4.
“From the Pit to the Screen. The Story of Dan Courtney.” Aug17: 6.
“The Tuneful Yankee Puckerings.” Aug17: 7.
“From Tuneful Yankee Readers.” Aug17: 8.
Metz, Theodore. “The Oldest Minstrel Song-Writer Living.” Aug17: 8.
“The Tale of a Buncho Game.” Aug17: 9.
Sherman, Mildred. “August Days.” Aug17: 9.
“Interesting Bits from the News Prints.” Aug17: 10.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Aug17: 11.
“Ye Clown Topic.” Aug17: 14.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Aug17: 15.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Aug17: 34.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Aug17: 36.
“We Mean This.” Aug17: 39.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Aug17: 43, 45, 47.
“McCrory Music Girls.” Aug17: 46.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Aug17: 48.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 8, September 1917
““Editorial.” Whisperings.” Sept17: 3.
Schultz, Dorothy. “When Summer Dies.” Sept17: 4.
“They Are After the Money.” Sept17: 4.
“Interesting Bits from the News Prints.” Sept17: 5.
“A Model Musical Machine.” Sep17: 6.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Sept17: 7.
“Ye Clown Topic.” Sept17: 10.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Sept17: 11.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Sept17: 29.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Sept17: 30.
“We Mean This.” Sept17: 32.
“War Time.” Sep17: 38.
“America’s Best Writers and Composers.” Sept17: 35, 37, 39.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music Field.” Sept17: 40.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 9, October 1917
“Who Is America’s Greatest Song Writer?” Oct17: 1.
“The Truth About Jazz Bands and Jazzers.” Oct17: 2.
“Who of These Will Spend the Hundred Dollars?” Oct17: 4
“Reviews of Popular Music.” Oct17: 10.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Oct17: 12.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Oct17: 29.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Oct17: 30
“We Mean This.” Oct17: 36.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Oct17: 38.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 10, November 1917
“Editorial.” Nov17: 1.
Freese, M. V. “Hitch Your Wagon to a Star?” Nov17: 2.
“Sioux City Woman is Successful Publisher.” Nov17: 3.
“‘See Dixie First’ in Syncopated Rhythm.” Nov17: 4.
“Slapstick Dances are Doomed.” Nov17: 4.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Nov17: 5.
“An Announcement.” Nov17: 6.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” Nov17: 7
“The Sugar Bowl and the Vinegar Cruet.” Nov17: 7.
“Phool, Phidlin.” “A Voice from Bush Valley.” Nov17: 11.
“Second Verse for ‘The Battle Song of Liberty.’” Nov17: 11.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Nov17: 12.
“Hidden Songs Solved Quickly.” Nov17: 12.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Nov17: 29.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Nov17: 30.
Cox, Chas. Roy. “A New Pest Appears.” Nov17: 32.
“What Does the Cash Register Say?” Nov17: 37.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Nov17: 38.

The Tuneful Yankee 1, no. 11, December 1917
“Popular versus Patriotic.” Dec17: 1.
Freese, Myron V. “A National Musical Alliance.” Dec17: 4.
“Allies.” Dec17: 5.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Dec17: 6.
Sadler, Basil. “Teaching Popular Music.” Dec17: 7.
Reynolds, Miss E. A. “A Bit of Biography.” Dec17: 8.
Reeves, Milton. “Jazz Jam.” Dec17: 9.
“The University Quintette.” Dec17: 9.
Bickford, Zach Myron. “The End of the ‘Silver-Orange’ Rhyme Contest.” Dec17: 10.
Vincent, Clifford. “Confessions of a Modest Man: The Incident of the Moving Picture Show.” Dec17: 10.
“Music in Court.” Dec17: 12.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “Reviews of Popular Music.” Dec17: 29.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Dec17: 30.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” Dec17: 32.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Dec17: 36.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Dec17: 37.
“What Does Your Cash Register Say?” Dec17: 39.
“Funny Incidents in the Rambles of Music Men.” Dec17: 40.

1918

Melody 2, no. 1, January 1918
Freese, Myron V. “Opportunity—Curtailment.” Jan18: 3.
L., R. “The Spell of Song Writing.” Jan18: 5.
F., M. V. “Blind Belief Belied.” Jan18: 5.
“Music Munitions.” Jan18: 6.
Bickford, Zach Myron. “Ragtime as an Introduction and Aid to Better Music.” Jan18: 7.
“Why Not More of Them?” Jan18: 7.
Christensen, Axel. “The Popularity of Ragtime.” Jan18: 8.
Nevins, Merton. “Henry Clay Barnabee.” Jan18: 8.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits.” Jan18: 9.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jan18: 10.
“Is It Worth While?” Jan18: 10.
O’Sullivan, Joseph. “Adaptation of Music to Motion-Pictures.” Jan18: 11.
“An Irish Kaiser.” Jan18: 12.
Rosenfeld, Monroe H. “The Lay of the Waste Basket.” Jan18: 25.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jan18: 26.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” Jan18: 28.
“Answers to Correspondents.” Jan18: 30.
“What the Cash Register Says.” Jan18: 32.
Morrison, Louis L. “My Nightmare of Titles.” Jan18: 33.
Sadler, Basil. “The Military Glide.” Jan18: 33.
“Men and Firms of Prominence in the Music World.” Jan18: 34.

Melody 2, no. 2, February 1918
“The End of the Name Contest.” Feb18: 2.
“Why ‘Melody’?” Feb18: 3.
“An Auto-Mechanical Music Composer.” Feb18: 4.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits.” Feb18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Feb18: 7.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” Feb18: 25.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Feb18: 27.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Feb18: 28.
“Behind the Scenes in Song Land.” Feb18: 20.
“Melody Music Counter Points.” Feb18: 32.

Melody 2, no. 3, March 1918
Collins, Treve Jr. “From The Inside Looking Out.” Mar18: 2.
Freese, Myron V. “Popular Music.” Mar18: 3.
“King of the Knights of Noise.” Mar18: 5.
“The Terpsi-Tickle-Toe.” Mar18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Mar18: 7.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Song Hits.” Mar18: 8.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” Mar18: 17.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Mar18: 18.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Mar18: 19.
“A Popular Popular Music Teacher.” Mar18: 22.
“Things You Should Know.” Mar18: 22.

Melody 2, no. 4, April 1918
Collins, Treve Jr. “Music Musings.” Apr18: 4.
Christensen, Axel W. “The Vaudeville Theatre Pianist.” Apr18: 5.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Apr18: 6.
Smith, Eben G. “Hints for the Stymied.” Apr18: 7.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Apr18: 8.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr18: 21.
“Short Notes.” Apr18: 22.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Apr18: 23.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Apr18: 24.
“Melody Pauses to Remark.” Apr18: 26.
“Hell.” Apr18: 26.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” Apr18: 28.

Melody 2, no. 5, May 1918
Christensen, Axel W. “Can Ragtime Be Suppressed?” May18: 2.
Freese, Myron V. “Quantity or Quality—or Both?” May18: 3.
Vincent, Clifford. “Isn’t Nature Wonderful?” May18: 6.
Collins, Treve Jr. “A Chat with Fred Fisher.” May18: 5.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay: the ‘Hurry Habit’.” May18: 6.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” May18: 8.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” May18: 21.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” May18: 22.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” May18: 24.
“The Reader and the Publisher.” May18: 26.
“Office Chair Chat.” May18: 28.

Melody 2, no. 6, June 1918
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Jun18: 2.
Freese, Myron V. “Chance-Shots and Sure-Shots.” Jun18: 3.
Collins, Treve Jr. “What’s What about Whiting.” Jun18: 5.
Vincent, Clifford. “When Lulu Sings.” Jun18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jun18: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Give Them Better Pianos.” Jun18: 8.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jun18: 21.
Winn, Edward R. “Ragtime Piano Playing.” Jun18: 22.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jun18: 24.
“Popular Music Recital.” Jun18: 26.
“Office Chair Chat.” Jun18: 28.

Melody 2, no. 7, July 1918
Vincent, Clifford. “Personality and Personalities.” Jul18: 2.
“Mistaking Its Mission.” Jul18: 3.
Collins, Treve. “What the Girl Reporter Found Out About Johnson.” Jul18: 4.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Jul18: 6
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jul18: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jul18: 8.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jul18: 22.
“Let a Little Fun Shine In.” Jul18: 24.
“Attention, – Publishers and Poultry Fanciers.” Jul18: 26.

Melody 2, no. 8, August 1918
“Melody Melodics—Tones and Half-tones.” Aug18: 3.
Collins, Treve Jr. “This and That About Jean Schwartz.” Aug18: 4.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Aug18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Aug18: 7.
Christensen, Axel. “Chicago Syncopations.” Aug18: 8.
“The Vaudeville Agent.” Aug18: 21.
“Studio Notes.” Aug18: 22.
“From St. Louis.” Aug18: 22.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Aug18: 23.
“About Songs, Song Writers, Song Publishers.” Aug18: 24.

Melody 2, no. 9, September 1918
Christensen, Axel W. “A Talk on Ragtime.” Sep18: 2.
“Melody Melodics.” Sep18: 2.
“Democracy in Music—Popular Music of the Future.” Sep18: 3.
Collins, Treve. “Concerning Harry Jentes.” Sep18: 4.
Winn, Edward R. “‘Ragging’ the Popular Sing Hits.” Sep18: 6.
“Music War-Work.” Sep18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Sep18: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Sep18: 8.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Sep18: 22.
“Performers of the ‘Popular’ in Public.” Sep18: 23.
Norton, Blanche R. “A Movie Nightmare.” Sep18: 24.
Roscoe, James A. “Is There a Chance?” Sep18: 27.

Melody 2, no. 10, October 1918
F, M. V. “Soldier-Singing.” Oct18: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Popular Music an Absolute Necessity.” Oct18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Oct18: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Oct18: 8.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Oct18: 22.
“Edna May Ayer, Vocalist.” Oct18: 23.

Melody 2, no. 11, November 1918
“G. L. C.” “Why They Didn’t Win the Prize.” Nov18: 3.
“Robert Levenson.” Nov18: 5.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Nov18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Nov18: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Nov18: 8.
“Piano—Fortissimo and Pianissimo.” Nov18: 23
“Patriotism from the Pit.” Nov18: 24

Melody 2, no. 12, December 1918
“Christmas Greetings.” Dec18: 3.
“Peace with Songs.” Dec18: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Ragtime Pianists I have Known.” Dec18: 5.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Dec18: 6.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Dec18: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Dec18: 8.
“Music Hath Charms.” Dec18: 23.
“Sings and Defends Patriotic Music.” Dec18: 23.
“The Star Spangled Banner.” Dec18: 24.

1919

Melody 3, no. 1, January 1919
“Editorial.” Jan19: 3.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Jan19: 5.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jan19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jan19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 2, February 1919
“Editorial.” Feb19: 3.
Cobb, George L. “R. S. V. P.” Feb19: 5.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Feb19: 7.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Feb19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Feb19: 8.
Gleeson, W. T. “Answering the Critics.” Feb19: 22.
Dappert, Merle. “Some Side Lights.” Feb19: 24.

Melody 3, no. 3, March 1919
“Editorial.” Mar19: 3.
Christensen, Axel. “Teasing the Ivories.” Mar19: 4.
Norton, Harry. “Interpreting the Photoplay.” Mar19: 5.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Mar19: 5.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Mar19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 4, April 1919
“A. W. C.” “About Vaudeville Salaries.” Apr19: 3.
“A Gilt Guitarist.” “The Whence and What of Jazz.” Apr19: 4.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Apr19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr19: 8.
“Eight Feet of Harmony.” Apr19:24.

Melody 3, no. 5, May 1919
Cobb, George L. “Original Origin of Jazz.” May19: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” May19: 5.
“What Is a Jew’s-Harp?” May19: 6.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” May19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” May19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 6, June 1919
“The Aftermath.” Jun19: 3.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jun19: 4.
Boyd, George C. “Ragtime is Rhythm.” Jun19: 5.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Jun19: 6.
“The Music Master of Mount Vernon.” Jun19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jun19: 8.
“Phil Kaufman of Los Angeles.” Jun19: 24.

Melody 3, no. 7, July 1919
“Lieut. James Reese Europe.” Jul19: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Jul19: 4.
“Pianos Piled to the Junk Pile.” Jul19: 5.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Jul19: 5.
“Jazzing the Yanks to Victory.” Jul19: 6
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jul19: 7.

Melody 3, no. 8, August 1919
“Prohibition and Poetry.” Aug19: 2.
“George H. Primrose.” Aug19: 2.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Aug19: 4.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Aug19: 5.
“From Coast to Coast.” Aug19: 6.
Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Aug19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Aug19: 8.

Melody 3, no. 9, September 1919
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Sep19: 3.
“Waves—Photographic and Phonographic.” Sep19: 4.
“Recipe for a Successful Song.” Sep19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Sep19: 8.
“In the Winn Winrows.” Sep19: 21.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Sep19: 22.
Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Sep19: 25.

Melody 3, no. 10, October 1919
L., R. “The Story of a Story.” Oct19: 3.
“A Musical Star of Magnitude.” Oct19: 4.
“Waggish Wagging by a Wag.” Oct19: 5.
“Granddad and Granddam Days.” Oct19: 6.
Winn, E. R. “Found Gold at the End of Ragtime Rainbow.” Oct19: 6.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Oct19: 8.
“Tin Pan Alley Discords.” Oct19: 21.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Oct19: 22.
Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Oct19: 25.

Melody 3, no. 11, November 1919
Christensen, Axel W. “Commercializing Music.” Nov19: 3.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Nov19: 4.
“Patti and Popular Patter.” Nov19: 5.
“To Dream or To Fly.” Nov19: 5.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Nov19: 8.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Nov19: 22.
Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Nov19: 26.
Melody 3, no. 12, December 1919
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Dec19: 3.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Dec19: 4.
“A Tremendous Team.” Dec19: 5.
“Classic’s Loss is Ragtime’s Gain.” Dec19: 6.
“Edward Benedict: Wizard of the Wurlitzer.” Dec19: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Dec19: 8.
Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Dec19: 21.
Cobb, George L. “Just Between You and Me.” Dec19: 22.
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Dec19: 24.
“New Publications.” Dec19: 25.
Jimkin. “Jazz Notes.” Dec19: 25.

1920

Melody 4, no. 1, January 1920
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Jan20: 3.
“Fictitious Figures.” Jan20: 4.
Burry, Frederic W. “Rubenstein and His Yankee Doodle.” Jan20: 5.
“‘Mickey’ Merrily Monologs.” Jan20: 5
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Jan20: 6.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jan20: 8.
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Jan20: 8.
Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Jan20: 21.
Cobb, George L. “Criticisms.” Jan20: 26.
“New Publications.” Jan20: 27.

Melody 4, no. 2, February 1920
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Feb20: 3.
“Musical Alliance.” Feb20: 4.
“Jazz Gets a Jab.” Feb20: 5.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Feb20: 6.
“The Common Column.” Feb20: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Feb20: 8.
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Feb20: 22.
“Under the Soft Pedal.” Feb20: 24.

Melody 4, no. 3, March 1920
Burry, Frederic W. “Concerning Musical Classification.” Mar20: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Mar20: 4.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Love of Creating.” Mar20: 5.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Mar20: 6.
“Under the Soft Pedal.” Mar20: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Mar20: 8.
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Mar20: 24.

Melody 4, no. 4, April 1920
Winn, Edward R. “Lesson and Tuition Recording.” Apr20: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Apr20: 4.
Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Apr20: 6.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Apr20: 8.
“Publishing and Preliminary Protection.” Apr20: 24.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” Apr20: 25.
“The Common Column.” Apr20: 26.
“Under the Soft Pedal.” Apr20: 26.

Melody 4, no. 5, May 1920
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” May20: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” May20: 4.
Chenette, Ed. “Guess at the ‘Goat’.” May20: 5.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Movements.” May20: 6.
“Little Song-Shop Talks.” May20: 7.
“Peeps at the Publishers.” May20: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” May20: 8.
Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” May20: 25.

Melody 4, no. 6, June 1920
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Jun20: 3.
Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Jun20: 4.
“Obituary: Thomas S. Allen.” Jun20: 6.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Jun20: 8.
Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” Jun20: 24.
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Jun20: 25.
“Under the Soft Pedal.” Jun20: 26.

Melody 4, no. 7, July 1920
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Jul20: 1.
“Editorial.” Jul20: 3.
Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Jul20: 4.
Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” Jul20: 5.
“To Jazz or Not to Jazz.” Jul20: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Christensen Syncopations.” Jul20: 8.
“The Player-Piano.” Jul20: 22.

Melody 4, no. 8, August 1920
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Aug20: 1.
“Editorial.” Aug20: 3.
Wickes, E. M. “The Doughboy Has Put Dough in Ragtime.” Aug20: 4.
Millspaugh, C. S. “Food for the Amateur.” Aug20: 6.
“Publishing Music Merely a Business.” Aug20: 7.
“Do You Know?” Aug20: 8.
“Playing the Picture.” Aug20: 21.
“The Player-Piano.” Aug20: 22.

Melody 4, no. 9, September 1920
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Sep20: 1.
“Editorial.” Sep20: 3.
Freese, Myron V. “Just Judgment on Jazz.” Sept0: 4.
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Sep20: 5.
“Inspiration and Perspiration in Composing.” Sep20: 5.
“Mail Melodics.” Sep20: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “Musical Rhyme.” Sep20: 7.
Christensen, Axel W. “Christensen Syncopations.” Sep20: 8.
“Playing the Picture.” Sep20: 21.
“The Player-Piano.” Sep20: 22.
“Do You Know?” Sep20: 24.
“The Common Column.” Sep20: 25.

Melody 4, no. 10, October-November 1920
“Peeps at the Publishers.” ON20: 1.
“Editorial.” ON20: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Famous Exponents of Popular Music.” ON20: 4.
“Music a Cure for Bolshevism.” ON20: 4.
Krehbiel, H. E. “Songs of Yesteryear.” ON20: 5.
Christensen, Axel W. “Christensen Syncopations.” ON20: 8.
“Playing the Picture.” ON20: 21.
Winn, Edward R. “Winn Winnowings.” ON20: 23.
“Do You Know?” ON20: 24.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. “Music in All Things.” ON20: 26.

Melody 4, no. 11, December 1920
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Dec20: 1.
“Editorial.” Dec20: 3.
Williams, Sidney, “Songs Which Enlivened the Old Political Campaigns.” Dec20: 4.
“Jazz Music and the Modern Dance.” Dec20: 5.
Christensen, Axel W. “Teasing the Ivories.” Dec20: 6.
“Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Dec20: 6.
Christensen, Axel W. “Chicago Syncopations.” Dec20: 8.
“Protest from Purgatory.” Dec20: 21.
“Do You Know?” Dec20: 22.
“Playing the Picture.” Dec20: 24.

1921

Melody 5, no. 1, January 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Jan21: 1.
“Editorial.” Jan21: 3.
“Irving Berlin on the Writing of Popular Songs.” Jan21: 4.
Mayhew, Athol. “Some Personal Recollections of Chinese Music.” Jan21: 5.
“Do You Know?” Jan21: 7.
“Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Jan21: 7.
“Playing the Picture.” Jan21: 24.
Freedman, John. “Music Comes.” Jan21: 25.
Burry, Frederic W. “Senza Tempo.” Jan21: 26.
“Jazzograms.” Jan21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 2, February 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Feb21: 1.
“Editorial.” Feb21: 3.
“Beer, Meyer.” “Composer of ‘Eili Eili’.” Feb21: 4.
“America Turns to Irish Harp.” Feb21: 5.
“Do You Know?” Feb21: 6.
“Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Feb21: 7.
“Playing the Picture.” Feb21: 24.
Burry, Frederic W. “Musical Morceaux.” Feb21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 3, March 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Mar21: 1.
Entser, Emory. “Vacuous Verbosity.” Mar21: 3.
Christensen, Axel W. “Bull Fighting to Band Music.” Mar21: 5.
Clark, C. Fred’k. “Should I Play Popular Music?” Mar21: 6.
Schwatz, Jacob W. “My Start as a Professional Musician.” Mar21: 7.
“Ye Melodye Almanacke.” Mar21: 7.
Burry, Frederic W. “Genius Versus Talent.” Mar21: 23.
“Playing the Picture.” Mar21: 24.
“Do You Know?” Mar21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 4, April 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Apr21: 1.
“Editorial.” Apr21: 3.
Burry, Frederic W. “Popular Classics.” Apr21: 4.
Clark, C. Fred’k. “The Orchestra Pianist.” Apr21: 5.
“Sequence and Sequel of Some Song Writers.” Apr21: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “Should We Memorize?” Apr21: 6.
Farnham, Harry E. “Sounding a New 1921 Note.” Apr21: 21.
“Do You Know?” Apr21: 22.
“Playing the Picture.” Apr21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 5, May 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” May21: 1.
“Editorial.” May21: 3.
McCulloch, David. “Give Your Piano a Square Deal.” May21: 5.
“An Osculatory Offering.” May21: 6.
“Proves Jazz Music Disturbs Beasts.” May21: 6.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” May21: 7.
“How to Write a Successful Song.” May21: 21.
“Do You Know?” May21: 22.
“Playing the Picture.” May21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 6, June 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Jun21: 1.
“Editorial.” Jun21: 3.
Hall, Emmett Campbell. “The Sure-Fire Song-Hit.” Jun21: 5.
Birch, John J. “The Swiss Yodel Songs.” Jun21: 6.
Obituary: Arthur Schmidt. Jun21: 6.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Jun21: 7.
“Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Jun21: 22.
“Playing the Picture.” Jun21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 7, July 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Jul21: 2.
“Editorial.” Jul21: 3.
Burry, Frederic W. “Concentration.” Jul21: 5.
Kock, Felix J. “Curtis Williams.” Jul21: 6.
“Nuts and Cheese.” Jul21: 7.
“Do You Know?” Jul21: 21.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Jul21: 21.
“Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Jul21: 22.
“Playing the Picture.” Jul21: 24.

Melody 5, no. 8, August 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Aug21: 2.
“Editorial.” Aug21: 3.
Carrell, Grace Irene. “The Music Box.” Aug21: 3.
Hall, Emmett Campbell. “Why the Piano Doesn’t Stay in Tune.” Aug21: 4.
Burry, Frederic W. “New Life, New Music.” Aug21: 5.
“Jezz.” Aug21: 5.
Birch, John J. “The Appeal of Music.” Aug21: 6.
Farnham, Harry E. “Consider the Dance Orchestra Leader.” Aug21: 6.
“Do You Know?” Aug21: 21.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Aug21: 21.
“Ye Pitch Pipe and Piano.” Aug21: 22.
“Playing the Picture.” Aug21: 24.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug21: 25.
McPherson, A. Pearl. “That Naughty Waltz.” Aug21: 25.

Melody 5, no. 9, September 1921
“Peeps at the Publishers.” Sep21: 4.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Song Plugging and Its Chicago Exponents.” Sep21: 5.
“A Mission in Memoriam.” Sep21: 7.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Sep21: 21.
Jay, Alice Smythe. “Playing the Picture.” Sep21: 22.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep21: 24.
Burry, Frederic W. “Rubenstein and the Farmer.” Sep21: 26.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep21: 27.

Melody 5, no. 10, October 1921
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Oct21: 4.
Medicus, Emil. “Values.” Oct21: 5.
ASCAP. “The Plain Truth About the Music Tax.” Oct21: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “The New Harmony.” Oct21: 8.
“Do You Know?” Oct21: 8.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Oct21: 21.
“Playing the Picture.” Oct21: 22.
Burry, Frederic W. “By the Way.” Oct21: 25.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Oct21: 26.

Melody 5, no. 11, November 1921
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Nov21: 1.
McCulloch, Lyle. “One A Minute.” Nov21: 4.
Arthur, Charles A. “Fifty Questions for Song-Writers.” Nov21: 7.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Popular Melody.” Nov21: 8.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Nov21: 21.
“Playing the Picture.” Nov21: 22.
Wiggins, H. S. “Music.” Nov21: 24.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Nov21: 25.

Melody 5, no. 12, December 1921
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Dec21: 1.
Burry, Frederic W. “Yuletide Vibrations.” Dec21: 5.
“Master Musicians and Modesty.” Dec21: 6.
Medicus, Emil. “Wanted—A Man.” Dec21: 7.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Dec21: 21.
McCulloch, D. L. “Listen to the Knocking-Bird.” Dec21: 21.
Koch, Felix J. “A New Place For Your Phonograph.” Dec21: 24.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec21: 25.
Burry, Frederic W. “Theory or Practice First?” Dec21: 26.

1922

Melody 6, no. 1, January 1922
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan22: 1.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jan22: 4.
Burry, Frederic W. “And the New Year’s Bells!” Jan22: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Apostle of Good Music.” Jan22: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “Dance and Song.” Jan22: 21.
Koch, Felix J. “New Light on Music and Musicians.” Jan22: 21.
Fox, Joseph. “Playing the Picture.” Jan22: 24.

Melody 6, no. 2, February 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Feb22: 1.
“A Singing Nation!” Feb22: 5.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Popular Demand.” Feb22: 6.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Feb22: 7.
“Victor Jacobi.” Feb22: 7.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music and Mathematics.” Feb22: 8.
“Famous Ballad and Its Composer.” Feb22: 21.
“What’s the Hadean Box-Number?” Feb22: 22.
“A Questionable Questionnaire.” Feb22: 24.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb22: 25.

Melody 6, no. 3, March 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Mar22: 1.
Magee, Oliver Guy. “Music as a Stepping-Stone. Mar22: 5.
Clark, C. Fred’k. “The Mental Attitude of Musicians.” Mar22: 6.
Hahn, George. “Melody Remains the Soul of Music.: Mar22: 7.
Burry, Frederic W. “Melodies Old and New.” Mar22: 8.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Mar22: 21.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Mar22: 23.
“George Hahn And.” Mar22: 25.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Mar22: 25.
“Music a Digestive Medication.” Mar22: 28.

Melody 6, no. 4, April 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Apr22: 1.
Hahn, George. “America and Its Music.” Apr22: 5.
“Record Review of Rubber Records.” Apr22: 6.
“Bert Williams, Negro Comedian.” Apr22: 7.
“Pedagogy Prodigious!” Apr22: 8.
“A Critical Critique.” Apr22: 8.
Burry, Frederic W. “What Method Do You Use?” Apr22: 21.
C., C. F. “Musical Musings.” Apr22: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music in the Music.” Apr22: 22.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Apr22: 23.
“Music Cocktails Versus Manhattan and Martini.” Apr22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 5, May 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” May22: 1.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Playing the Movies.” May22: 5.
Burry, Frederic W. “Master Versus Pupil.” May22: 7.
“The Why of the Good Ol’ Uns.” May22: 8.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” May22: 21.
Hahn, George. “An American School of Music.” May22: 23.
“The Mouth-Organ.” May22: 24.
“Harry Vokes.” May22: 25.

Melody 6, no. 6, June 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jun22: 1.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music Standards.” Jun22: 5.
“Lynching Legalized by Law.” Jun22: 6.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Jun22: 7.
Morgan, William J. “Hints to Movie Pianists.” Jun22: 8.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Jun22: 21.
“Publishers’ Rights Protected.” Jun22: 22.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jun22: 23.
“Pachydermic Memory.” Jun22: 25.
“Stars of Yesterday.” Jun22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 7, July 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jul22: 1.
Burry, Frederic W. “Rhythm and Its Spheres.” Jul22: 5.
“Don’t ‘Volstead’ Your Piano.” Jul22: 6.
“Jazz—Obsequies or Otherwise?” Jul22: 7.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Jul22: 8.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Jul22: 21.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jul22: 22.
“A Popular Musician of Albany.” Jul22: 22.
Burry, Frederic W. “New Musical Forms.” Jul22: 23.
“Fight Fakes to a Finish!” Jul22: 26.
“Who?” Jul22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 8, August 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug22: 1.
Magee, Oliver Guy. “But What Can You Expect of a Musician.” Aug22: 5.
Hahn, George. “Don’t Antagonize the Public.” Aug22: 7.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Augl22: 8.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Aug22: 21.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug22: 23.
Burry, Frederic W. “Your Piano’s Health.” Aug22: 26.
“‘Commercialism in Art’ Common Among Artists.” Aug22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 9, September 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep22: 1.
Morgan, William J. “A Defense of Jazz and Ragtime.” Sep22: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Gus Edwards of ‘School Days’ Fame.” Sep22: 6.
Hahn, George. “An Open Mind Towards Music.” Sep22: 7.
“Stage Stagnation.” Sep22: 8.
“Frank H. Grey Scores a Success.” Sep22: 8.
“Fish or Fist Story?” Sep22: 8.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Sep22: 21.
“Temporary Licenses for Broadcasting Music.” Sep22: 22.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music and Labor.” Sep22: 22.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep22: 23.
Hahn, George. “Saxophone Developing Love of Music.” Sep22: 24.
Burry, Frederic W. “Actors and Auditors.” Sep22: 25.

Melody 6, no. 10, October 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Oct22: 1.
“Unconditional Surrender!” Oct22: 5.
“All Sounds Do Not Radio Broadcast.” Oct22: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “Chopin, Master of Romance.” Oct22: 7.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Oct22: 8.
Freese, Myron V. “Music and Executives.” Oct22: 21.
Hahn, George. “The New and the Old.” Oct22: 22.
“Popular Music in Public Libraries.” Oct22: 23.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Oct22: 24.
Hahn, George. “It’s Easy to be a Grouch if You’ll Let Music Do It.” Oct22: 26.

Melody 6, no. 11, November 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Nov22: 4.
“Pianos That Have Passed.” Nov22: 5.
Thompson, Kathryne E. “Saxophone Chins!” Nov22: 6.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “A Ten-Lesson Course in Motion-Picture Playing.” Nov22: 21.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Nov22: 22.
Langford, Oscar. “Songs of the Pioneers.: Nov22: 22.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Musical Mind,.” Nov22: 23.

Melody 6, no. 12, December 1922
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec22: 3.
“Christmas is Coming.” Dec22: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Civic Music Association of Chicago.” Dec22: 6.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Dec22: 8.
Burry, Frederic W. “Holiday Chimes.” Dec22: 21.
McGill, Maude Stolley. “Harry Quinn Mills.” Dec22: 22.
Burry, Frederic W. “Melody and Music.” Dec22: 23.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Dec22: 25.

1923

Melody 7, no. 1, January 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jan23: 3.
Hahn, George. “How to Woo Elusive Publishers.” Jan23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Frank Westphal, Chicago Exponent of Jazz.” Jan23: 6.
“The Magic of a Song.” Jan23: 7.
Collins, Treve Jr. “Talking Things Over with J. Fred Coots.” Jan23: 8.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Jan23: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “Doing the Will.” Jan23: 25.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan23: 26.

Melody 7, no. 2, February 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Feb23: 3.
Hahn, George. “The Nut.” Feb23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Paul Whiteman Interviewed.” Feb23: 6.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Feb23: 8.
“Postage Stamp Composers.” Feb23: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “New Resolutions.” Feb23: 22.
“Life of the Metropolis in Music.” Feb23: 23.
“Axel Christensen Records.” Feb 23: 23.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb23: 24.
Morgan, William J. “Benefits from the Radio.” Feb23: 26.
“A Picture ‘Policy’.” Feb23: 26.

Melody 7, no. 3, March 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Mar23: 3.
Hahn, George. “The Song and the Symphony.” Mar23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview With W. Remington Welch.” Mar23: 6.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Mar23: 8.
“Tim Pan Alley Inspiration.” Mar23: 21.
“Future of Music Remains Bright in America.” Mar23: 23.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music in the Air.” Mar23: 24.
“A Chant to Cheer.” Mar23: 25.

Melody 7, no. 4, April 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Apr23: 3.
Hahn, George. “A New Method for Photoplay Organists.” Apr23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Ted Lewis of Jazz Band fame.” Apr23: 6.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpretive Music for the Movies.” Apr23: 7.
“The Star-Spangled Banner Survives.” Apr23: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music and its Measure.” Apr23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 5, May 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” May23: 3.
“The World’s Greatest Heart Song.” May23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with Arnold Johnson.” May23: 6.
“Mary Adele Willis.” May23: 8.
Burry, Frederic W. “What Are Examinations?” May23: 21.
“Muscle, Meat, Music and Mirth.” May23: 23.
Hahn, George. “A Keyboard Romance.” May23: 23.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 6, June 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jun23: 4.
“A Compromise on Broadcasting Musical Rights.” Jun23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Playing the Movies.” Jun23: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Merit of Melody.” Jun23: 7.
“Men Who Manage Much Moving.” Jun23: 8.
“Laconia Lands the Laurel.” Jun23: 21.
“The Greater Lose as the Lesser Loom.” Jun23: 22.
“Professional Envy Inspires Third Degree of Criticism.” Jun23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 7, July 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jul23: 4.
“What Music Did to Main Street.” Jul23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Popular Music and Its Presentation.” Jul23: 8.
“The ‘Guardian’ of Boston’s Bells Passes.” Jul23: 21.

Melody 7, no. 8, August 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug23: 4.
“Music Publishers Score in Radio-Copyright Suit.” Aug23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “The Organ in Picture Playing.” Aug23: 6.
“July 4, 1826-July 4, 1923.” Aug23: 8.
Birch, John J. “The Victrola and Radio.” Aug23: 21.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug23: 22.

Melody 7, no. 9, September 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep23: 4.
“From Fiddle to Saxophone to $800,000.” Sep23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with Egbert Van Alstyne, the Song Writer.” Sep23: 6.
Hahn, George. “The Organ and Moving Pictures.” Sep23: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “Come, See the Parade.” Sep23: 21.
McPhail, Lindsay. “Hints to Prospective Song Writers.” Sep23: 23.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 10, October-November 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” ON23: 4.
“Jazz May Be Lowbrow, But–.” ON23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “‘My Method of Scoring Pictures’.” ON23: 6.
“A Heart Teaser.” ON23: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “In Melody Land.” ON23: 21.
Morgan, William J. “The Importance of Tone.”
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” ON23: 24.

Melody 7, no. 11, December 1923
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec23: 4.
Schauffler, Robert Haven. “Handing You a Musical Ear Opener.” Dec23: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with J. Bodewalt Lampe.” Dec23: 6.
“New Copyright Bill for New Congress.” Dec23: 8.
“Bolshevism in Music.” Dec23: 21.
“An Annual Anthem Contest.” Dec23: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “Makers of Melody.” Dec23: 22.
Stuckey, Norman. “Nots of the Organ.” Dec23: 23.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Dec23: 24.

1924

Melody 8, no. 1, January 1924
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jan24: 4.
Burry, Frederic W. “Our American Music.” Jan24: 5.
Schauffler, Robert Haven. “Tuning Up for the Musical Dub.” Jan24: 6.
Hahn, George. “From Past to Present in Picture Theatres.” Jan24: 7.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with E. Joseph Chadwick.” Jan24: 8.
Morgan, William J. “The Fox Trot in Music.” Jan24: 21.
Stuckey, Norman. “Playing Organ with Orchestra,” Jan24: 21.
“Meyer Davis Champions Jazz.” Jan24: 22.
Martin, R. W. “‘Don’ts’ For Motion Picture Organists.” Jan24: 22.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 2, February 1924
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Feb24: 4.
“Memories.” Feb24: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Playing Moving Pictures.” Feb24: 6.
“An Important Decision.” Feb24: 7.
“Honored by Declaration.” Feb24: 8.
Burry, Frederic W. “Revival of the Waltz.” Feb24: 8.
Hahn, George. “Must Film Music Be Relegated to the Background or Should It BE Featured?” Feb24: 21.
“An Anniversary.” Feb24: 21.
Gilian, Strickland. “The Lady of the Old School.” Feb24: 22.
“Are You a Music Teacher?” Feb24: 22.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb24: 22.

Melody 8, no. 3, March 1924
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Mar24: 4.
“Professional Musicians and Radio Operating.” Mar24: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “The Story of Ben Bernie.” Mar24: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Department for Photoplay Organists and Pianists.” Mar24: 7.
Hahn, George. “Modern Arrangers Are Synthetic Composers.” Mar24: 8.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music and Its Sanity.” Mar24: 21.
“Are Animals Musical?” Mar24: 21.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Mar24: 23.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Saving Grace.” Mar24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 4, April 1924
Seaman, Julius. “America’s Contribution to Modern Music. Apr24: 3.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “An Interview with Edmund Fitch.” Apr24: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr24: 5.
Burry, Frederic W. “The Sunshine of Music. Apr24: 6.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Apr24: 7.
“The Triangle.” Apr24: 8.
“Frequenter, A.” “Headquarters.” Apr24: 21.
“Hawaiian Music Not Hawaiian.” Apr24: 22.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Apr24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 5, May 1924
Wright, Z. Porter. “What Music Means to Uncle Silas.” May24: 3.
“Irene Juno, Photoplay Organist.: May24: 4.
Fox, Joseph. “Now Try Your Hand at Prologue Production.” May24: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” May24: 6.
“The End of Fictitious Price Marking.” May24: 8.
“Manic Whim of Musicians.” May24: 21.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May24: 24.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” May24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 6, June 1924
Loar, Lloyd. “Is ‘Jazz’ Constructive or Destructive?” Jun24: 3.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jun24: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jun24: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Scoring Motion Pictures.” Jun24: 6.
“Using Radio As a Radiator.” Jun24: 8.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jun24: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “America As a Music Centre.” Jun 24: 24.

Melody 8, no. 7, July 1924
Lorenz, Clarice. “Jazz—the Newest Musical Phenomenon.” Jul24: 3.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jul24: 5.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Jul24: 6.
Specht, Paul. “American Popular Music and Its Progress.” Jul24: 7.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music of the Masses.” Jul24: 8.
Gherkens, Karl W. “The Fundamentals of Music.” Jul24: 22.

Melody 8, no. 8, August 1924
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Aug24: 3.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “More About Scoring for the Picture Plays.” Aug24: 4.
Loar, Lloyd. “Music Publishers and Radio Broadcasting.” Aug24: 6.
Burry, Frederic W. “Silv’ry Moon.” Aug24: 22.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Aug24: 24.
Morgan, William J. “Rhythm.” Aug24: 26.
“Why a Movie Organist Gets Nervous.” Aug24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 9, September 1924
McCulloch, Lyle. “Intolerance and Jazz.” Sep24: 3.
“Live Sparks from Connecticut.” Sep24: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Sep24: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Bennie Krueger, New York Exponent of Jazz.” Sep24: 7.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep24: 8.
Burry, Frederic W. “Revolutionary Music.” Sep24: 23.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Sep24: 24.
“A Two-Fold Tribute.” Sep24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 10, October-November 1924
Griffith, Roy. “Putting Sales Value in Songs.” ON24: 3.
“Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” ON24: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” ON24: 5.
Fox, Joseph. “Interpreting Music for the Movies.” ON24: 7.
Timmens, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” ON24: 21.
“New Name for Jazz.” ON24: 23.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” ON24: 24
“A ‘Popular’ Pennant Series.” ON24: 25.
“Organized Incendiarism.” ON24: 26.

Melody 8, no. 11, December 1924
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Dec24: 3.
“And There Were Shepherds.” Dec24: 5.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Office Boy No Noted Orchestra Director.” Dec24: 6.
Women Organists Form Hub Club. Dec24: 7.
Timmens, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Dec24: 21.
Burry, Frederic W. “Music Hath Charms.” Dec24: 23.
“Music Mart Meanderings.” Dec24: 24.
“Contributor’s Corner.” Dec24: 25.

1925

Melody 9, no. 1, January 1925
“Sensations and Common Sense.” Jan25: 3.
Loar, Lloyd. “If you were the Editor.” Jan25: 4.
Fisher, George Allaire. “The Dean of Boston Organists.” Jan25: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jan25: 6.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Popular Music Reflects American Life.” Jan25: 7.
“The Once Over.” Jan25: 8.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jan25: 21.
“A ‘Cross-Word Puzzle’ Song.” Jan25: 23.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Jan25: 24.
“The Brickyard.” Jan25: 26.
“Loudspeaker, A.” “Record Reflections.” Jan25: 26.
Nevins, Merton. “Music Mart Mention.” Jan25: 28.

Melody 9, no. 2, February 1925
“The Question Box.” Feb25: 1.
“Folk-Songs! Are They Worth Anything?” Feb25: 3.
“A Philistine’s History of Music.” Feb25: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Feb25: 7.
““Editorial.” Afterthoughts.” Feb25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Feb25: 25.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Feb25: 26.
“The Brickyard.” Feb25: 27.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Feb25: 28.
“Meanderer, The.” “In the Music Mart.” Feb25: 30.
“Loudspeaker, A.” “Record Reflections.” Feb25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 3, March 1925
“The Question Box.” Mar25: 1.
Fisher, Mrs. William Arms. “’Rocking America’s Cradle of Music’.” Mar25: 3.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Mar25: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Mar25: 5.
“A Philistine’s History of Music.” Mar25: 6.
“The Orioles.” Mar25: 7.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Mar25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Mar25: 25.
“Broadcast to Fame from Prison.” Mar25: 27.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Mar25: 28.
“The Brickyard.” Mar25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 4, April 1925
“Lewis A. Bray Wins the Ten!” Apr25: 1.
Loar, Lloyd. “Acoustics of the Pipe Organ.” Apr25: 3.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr25: 4.
“Reisman Discourses on Jazz Nude vs. Jazz Overdressed.” Apr25: 5.
Cataland, Augusta L. “The One Piece Orchestra.” Apr25: 5.
“A Philistine’s History of Music.” Apr25: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr25: 7.
“Improvisations.” Apr25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Apr25: 25.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Apr25: 27.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Apr25: 28.
“Washington Notes.” Apr25: 29.
“The Question Box.” Apr25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 5, May 1925
Fisher, George Allaire. “Lo! The Poor Maligned Musician.” May25: 3.
“Improvisations.” May25: 4.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” May25: 5.
“Music and the Cinema.” May25: 6.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May25: 7.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” May25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” May25: 25.
“Among the Washington Organists.” May25: 26.
“A West Virginia Organist.” May25: 27.
“If I Were the Editor of Melody.” May25: 29.
“The Brickyard.” May25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 6, June 1925
Kemp, George B. Kemp, Jr. “An Appreciation of the Theater Organist.” Jun25: 3.
“Among the Washington Organists.” Jun25: 4.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jun25: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jun25: 6.
“A Philistine’s History of Music.” Jun25: 7.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jun25: 25.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jun25: 26.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Jun25: 28.
“The Brickyard.” Jun25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 7, July 1925
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Leginska, Chef d’Orchestre.” Jul25: 3.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jul25: 4.
“Improvisations.” Jul25: 5.
Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Jul25: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jul25: 6.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jul25: 25.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jul25: 26.
Bray, Lewis E. “The Psychology of Motion Ppicture Music.” Jul25: 28.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Jul25: 30.
Wright, Z. Porter. “Is American Music Hopelessly Jazzed?” Jul25: 31.
“News Reels and Fables.” Jul25: 32.
“The Brickyard.” Jul25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 8, August 1925
Deagan. “Universal Pitch—A-Four-Forty.” Aug25: 3.
Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Aug25: 5.
“The Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Aug25: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Aug25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Augl25: 25.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug25: 26.
“If I Were the Editor of Melody.” Aug25: 27.
“Mysterio—What Is It?” Aug25: 28.
“Improvisations.” Aug25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 9, September 1925
Rackett, Arthur. “Syncopatedragtimejazzdeliriumtremens.” Sep25: 3.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Sep25: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Sep25: 6.
““Editorial.” Improvisations.” Sep25: 7.
“A Philistine’s History of Music.” Sep25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Sep25: 25.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep25: 26.
“Group Thinking in Music.” Sep25: 28.
“He Teaches ‘Popular’ Music.” Sep25: 29.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Sep25: 30.
Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Sep25: 31.

Melody 9, no. 10, October 1925
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Oct25: 3.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Oct25: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Oct25: 6.
Fisher, George Allaire “Teaching Organists to Play Better.” Oct25: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Oct25: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Oct25: 26.
““Editorial.” Improvisations.” Oct25: 27.
Boyd, George C. “Ragtime is Rhythm.” Oct25: 29.
Burry, Frederic W. “Burry’s Corner.” Oct25: 30.

Melody 9, no. 11, November 1925
Loar, Lloyd. “The Next Symphonic Development.” Nov25: 3.
Freese, Myron V. “Princes and Pandemonium—A Prelude in Jazz.” Nov25: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Nov25: 6.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Nov25: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Nov25: 8.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Nov25: 26.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Nov25: 28.
Juno, Irene. “Among the Washington Organists.” Nov25: 32.

Melody 9, no. 12, December 1925
“Is American Music Worth Protecting?” Dec25: 3.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Dec25: 5.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Dec25: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Dec25: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Dec25: 8.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Dec25: 25.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Dec25: 26.
“The Letter Box.” Dec25: 27.
“Passing Notes.” Dec25: 29.
“The Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Dec25: 30.

1926

Melody 10, no. 1, January 1926
“The Piano of the Future.” Jan26: 3.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jan26: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jan26: 6.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jan26: 7
“In the Music Mart of America.” Jan26: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jan26: 26.
“Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Jan26: 28.
“Reading Our Correspondence.” Jan26: 28.
“Jenny Lind.” Jan26: 30.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Jan26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 2, February 1926
“Pragma.” “In the Key of X and Why.” Feb26: 3.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Feb26: 5.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Feb26: 6.
“Speaking of Us.” Feb26: 6
Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Some Old Wine in a New Bottle.” Feb26: 7
“In the Music Mart of America.” Feb26: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Feb26: 26.
“A Lesson in Syncopated Fill-in for the Pianist.” Feb26: 27.
“Whatdoyoucallit Club.” Feb26: 28.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Feb26: 29.
“Jenny Lind.” Feb26: 30.

Melody 10, no. 3, March 1926
Leigh, Norman (Arthur Cleveland Morse). “Why I Write Music.” Mar26: 3.
“A More Musical America.” Mar26: 4.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Mar26: 5.
Lorenz, Clarice. “Endowing Americabn Music.” Mar26: 6.
“New Notes and Comments.” Mar26: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Mar26: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Mar26: 25.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Mar26: 26.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Mar26: 28.
“Northwestern News Notes.” Mar26: 30.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Mar26: 31.

Melody 10, no. 4, April 1926
Weidig, Adolf. “Musical Education.” Apr26: 3.
““Editorial.” Note.” Apr26: 3.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr26: 4.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Apr26: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Apr26: 5.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Apr26: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Apr26: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Apr26: 8.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Apr26: 26.
“Northwestern News Notes.” Apr26: 30.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Apr26: 31.

Melody 10, no. 5, May 1926
“The Contribution of the Photoplay to Modern Music.” May26: 3.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” May26: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” May26: 5.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” May26: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” May26: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” May26: 8.
“Jottings from Pittsburgh.” May26: 25.
“Knowlton Pless Organ School.” May26: 25.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” May26: 26.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” May26: 31.

Melody 10, no. 6, June 1926
“The Fraud of ‘Popular Song’ Lures.” Jun26: 3.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jun26: 5.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jun26: 6.
“Improvisations.” Jun26: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jun26: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Jun26: 8.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jun26: 26.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Jun26: 30.

Melody 10, no. 7, July 1926
“From Our Readers.” Jul26: 1.
“Dissecting America’s Musical Consciousness.” Jul26: 3.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jul26: 5.
“Gloom Chasers.” Jul26: 5.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwestern Organists I Have Met.” Jul26: 6.
“Music Considered Therapeutically.” Jul26: 7.
“In the Music Mart of America.” Jul26: 8.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Jul26: 26.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jul26: 28.
“The First Original Photoplay Score.” Jul26: 29.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Jul26: 30.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Jul26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 8, August 1926
“From Our Readers.” Aug26: 1.
“The Tyranny of Noise.” Aug26: 3.
“Mistakes—or What Have You.” Aug26: 4.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Aug26: 5.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Aug26: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Aug26: 7.
“Music Mart Page.” Aug26: 8.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Aug26: 26.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Aug26: 30.
“Jottings from Pittsburgh.” Aug26: 31.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Aug26: 32.
“Middle West News Items.” Aug26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 9, September 1926
“From Our Readers.” Sep26: 1.
Fisher, George Allaire. “The Pipe Organ’s Family Tree.” Sep26: 3.
Schonemann, A. C. E. “Relationship of Good Music to Good Health.” Sep26: 4.
“Folks and Facts in the Photoplay Music Field.” Sep26: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Sep26: 6.
Freese, Myron V. “Gossip Gathered by the Gadder.” Sep26: 7.
“Music Mart Page.” Sep26: 8.
Fisher, George Allaire. “A Decade of Music Service.” Sep26: 25.
“The Question Box.” Sep26: 25.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Sep26: 26.
Juno, Irene. “Among Washington Organists.” Sep26: 30.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep26: 32.

Melody 10, no. 10, October 1926
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Oct26: 5.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Ace of the Photoplay Organ.” Oct26: 6.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Oct26: 7.
“Great Opportunities Gratis.” Oct26: 8.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Music History in the Making.” Oct26: 9.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Oct26: 10.
Byrn, Clarence. “Instrumental Music in the Elementary Schools.” Oct26: 11.
“School Bands East, and School Bands West.” Oct26: 12.
“About Band and Orchestra Folks.” Oct26: 13.
Bettoney, Harry. “The Temperament of the Clarinet.” Oct26: 15.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Oct26: 17.
“They Make Music for the Movies.” Oct26: 18.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Oct26: 20.
“Who Can Tie Their Record?” Oct26: 22.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Oct26: 23.
“Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Oct26: 46.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct26: 48.
Loar, Lloyd. “The Round Table.” Oct26: 49.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct26: 51.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct26: 52.
Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Oct26: 53.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Oct26: 54.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Oct26: 55.
Weidt, A. J. “The Banjoist.” Oct26: 58.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Oct26: 62.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct26: 64.
“Keeping Posted.” Oct26: 66.
“Your Own Column.” Oct26: 67.

Melody 10, no. 11, November 1926
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Nov26: 5.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicago’s Maestro of the Movie Symphony Orchestra.” Nov26: 6.
Russell, Frederick. C. “The Popular Songs That Never Became Popular.” Nov26: 7.
“Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, et al, Please Copy.” Nov26: 8.
Byrn, Clarence. “Class Instruction in Instrumental Music.” Nov26: 9.
“While Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Nov26: 10.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Several Chicago Cinema Synchronizers.” Nov26: 12.
Bach, Vincent. “Some ‘Inside’ Facts About the Trumpet.” Nov26: 15.
Bettoney, Harry. “The Temperament of the Clarinet.” Nov26: 19.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Photoplay Organist and Pianist.” Nov26: 20.
“Northwestern Movie Musicians.” Nov26: 22.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Nov26: 23.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov26: 46.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Nov26: 49.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Nov26: 51.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov26: 52.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Nov26: 54.
Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Plectrum Player.” Nov26: 56.
“Fretted Instrument Notes.” Nov26: 57.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Nov26: 58.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Nov26: 60.
“Virtuoso of the Saxophone.” Nov26: 61.
“Wilmington, Del., Police Band.” Nov26: 61.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov26: 62.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Nov26: 64.
“Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Nov26: 65.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Nov26: 76.
“Keeping Posted.” Nov26: 68.

Melody 10, no. 12, December 1926
Fisher, Mrs. William Arms. “Wanted: A Noble Setting of ‘America the Beautiful.’.” Dec26: 5.
Byrn, Clarence. “The All-Ohio State Fair Bands.” Dec26: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music for American Indian Movies.” Dec26: 8.
Osgood, Marion G. “An Intimate Sketch of Julius Eichberg.” Dec26: 9.
“A Band That Made a Small City a Big Music Center.” Dec26: 10.
Byrn, Clarence. “Public School Music in Pueblo City Schools.” Dec26: 11.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Dec26: 12.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Dec26: 15.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Dec26: 17.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Dec26: 20.
“A Musical Star in the West.” Dec26: 22.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Dec26: 23.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Dec26: 46.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Dec26: 48.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Dec26: 50.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec26: 52.
“De La Salle High School Band.” Dec26: 53.
“Chaffey Union High School Band.” Dec26: 53.
“From Our Readers.” Dec26: 53.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec26: 54.
“A Big, Beneficent Business.” Dec26: 55.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Dec26: 56.
Loar, Lloyd. “The Round Table.” Dec26: 57.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec26: 58.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Dec26: 60.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec26: 62.
Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Dec26: 64.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Dec26: 66.
“Your Own Column.” Dec26: 67.
“Keeping Posted.” Dec26: 68.

1927

Melody 11, no. 1, January 1927
“Keeping Posted.” Jan27: 2.
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jan27: 5.
Loar, Lloyd. “The Acoustics of Speech and Song.” Jan27: 6.
Berry, Frederic W. “Musical Likes and Dislikes.” Jan27: 7.
“An Arkansas Band Plant.” Jan27: 8.
Byrn, Clarence. “Daily Class Lessons in Instrumental Music.” Jan27: 10.
“Some Facts About Weidt and His Work.” Jan27: 13.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jan27: 14.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Gasometers, Pistons and Applesauce.” Jan27: 17.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Jan27: 20.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jan27: 22.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jan27: 46.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Jan27: 48.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast Notes.” Jan27: 50.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan27: 52.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Jan27: 54.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan27: 55.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jan27: 56.
Allen, Ward. “In Minneapolis.” Jan27: 57.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Jan27: 58.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicago Yellow Jacket Orchestra.” Jan27: 59.
“Fretted Instrument News Notes.” Jan27: 59.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jan27: 60.
Fisher, George Allaire. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan27: 62.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Jan27: 64.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Jan27: 66.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Jan27: 67.
Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Jan27: 68.

Melody 11, no. 2, February 1927
Rebmann, V. I. F. “The Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference.” Feb27: 5.
Fisher, George Allaire and Z. Peter Wright. “The Music’s the Thing.” Feb27: 6.
Maddy, Joseph E. “The Wind Band of the Future.” Feb27: 9.
Byrn, Clarence. “Music in the Intermediate Schools.” Feb27: 11.
“Speaking of School Bands and Orchestras.” Feb27: 13.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Feb27: 15.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Literature by and for Theater Organists.” Feb27: 17.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What’s Good in New Music.” Feb27: 18.
“Photoplay Organists We Would Have You Meet.” Feb27: 21.
“North Central Interstate High School Symphonic Band.” Feb27: 22.
Allen, Ward. “In Minneapolis.” Feb27: 23.
Byrn, Clarence. “Detroit Notes.” Feb27: 24.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Feb27: 46.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Feb27: 48.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Feb27: 50.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Feb27: 52.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Feb27: 56.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Feb27: 57.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Feb27: 58.
“Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Feb27: 59.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb27: 60.
“Your Own Column.” Feb27: 62.
“Keeping Posted.” Feb27: 63.
“Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Feb27: 64.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb27: 65.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Feb27: 66.
“School Music in Honolulu.” Feb27: 68.

Melody 11, no. 3, March 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Mar27: 5.
Nevins, Merton. “Harmonicas as Stepping-Stones in Music.” Mar27: 6.
High, Fred. “A Band That Cannot Hear Itself Play.” Mar27: 8.
“Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference, Worcester, March 9-11.” Mar27: 9.
Byrn, Clarence. “Products and Results of Instrumental Music Classes.” Mar27: 10.
Waters, Fred E. “A Professional Musician’s View of School Music.” Mar27: 13.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “A Battle of Musicians.” Mar27: 17.
“What I Like in New Music.” Mar27: 19.
Parks, Henry Francis. “The Musical Government of the Wisconsin Theater.” Mar27: 21.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Mar27: 23.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Mar27: 49.
Loar, Lloyd. “The Round Table.” Mar27: 50.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Mar27: 52.
Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Mar27: 53.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Mar27: 54.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Mar27: 56.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Mar27: 58.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Mar27: 59.
Hollinson, T. H. “Rambles in an Office Chair.” Mar27: 60.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Mar27: 62.
Dorsey, Fred A. “The Prison Musician. Mar27: 63.
Weidt, A. J. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” Mar27: 64.
W., A. J. [Weidt, A. J.]. “Plectrum Notes and Queries.” Mar27: 65.
“Your Own Column.” Mar27: 66.
“Take It or Leave It.” Mar27: 67.
“Keeping Posted.” Mar27: 68.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Mar27: 70.
“Miscellaneous News Notes.” Mar27: 72.
“Another Page from the Editor’s Picture Book.” Mar27: 73.
Melody 11, no. 4, April 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Apr27: 5.
Maybee, Harper C. “Developing a Vocal Orchestra.” Apr27: 6.
“An “Editorial.” Postscript.” Apr27: 7.
Byrn, Clarence. “A Broad View of Music Education.” Apr27: 8.
Rackett, Arthur H. “Oldest Military-Concert Band in the World?” Apr27: 11.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Quitting, Queing and Qussing.” Apr27: 15.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Murtagh-graphs.” Apr27: 17.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Apr27: 18.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Apr27: 20.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Apr27: 22.
“Keeping Posted.” Apr27: 24.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Apr27: 46.
“Professional Musician, A.” “A Musical Mill-Race.” Apr27: 48.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Apr27: 50.
Maddy, J. E. “A National Orchestra Camp.” Apr27: 51.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Apr27: 52.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Apr27: 54.
“The Next Symphonic Development.” Apr27: 56.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Items.” Apr27: 59.
Weidt, A. J. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” Apr27: 60.
“Plectrum Players’ Convention.” Apr27: 61.
Parks, H. F. “The Rajah of Jazz.” Apr27: 62.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Apr27: 63.
“George Barrere, Master Flutist.” Apr27: 64.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Apr27: 65.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Apr27: 66.
Weinfeld, Bery L. “A Band of Hope and Promise.” Apr27: 68.
“From the Editor’s Picture Book.” Apr27: 69.

Melody 11, no. 5, May 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” May27: 3.
Fisher, George Allaire. “What Shall We Do With the Banjo?” May27: 4.
“The Musical Hierarchy of the Chicago Theater.” May27: 6.
Byrn, Clarence. “Objectives in Public School Music, Grades 1-8.” May27: 7.
“And Now County-wide Instrumental Ensembles.” May27: 9.
Rackett, Arthur H. “From the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” May27: 11.
“Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” May27: 13.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “All the News That’s Fit to Print.” May27: 15.
“Mostly About Folks Who Play for Photoplays.” May27: 17.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” May27: 18.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” May27: 20.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” May27: 22.
“Keeping Posted.” May27: 24.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” May27: 46.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” May27: 48.
Byrn, Clarence. “Detroit Notes.” May27: 49.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” May27: 50.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” May27: 52.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” May27: 54.
Specht, Paul L. “Jazz-the New American Trademark?” May27: 56.
Weidt, A. J. “Sight Reading for Tenor Banjoists.” May27: 58.
“Youthful Virtuosoship.” May27: 59.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” May27: 60.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” May27: 62.
“Band Room Bits.” May27: 64.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” May27: 66.
“Pick-torially Speaking.” May27: 69.

Melody 11, no. 6, June 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jun27: 3.
Loar, Lloyd. “Improving and Correcting Concert Hall Acoustics.” Jun27: 4.
Rackett, Arthur H. “From the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Jun27: 6.
Pettine, Giuseppe. “A Golden Opportunity for the A. F. of M.” Jun27: 7.
“In School, College and Community.” Jun27: 8.
Byrn, Clarence. “Objectives in Public School Music, Grades 1087.” Jun27: 9.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jun27: 12.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Jun27: 14.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Popular and Unpopular Music.” Jun27: 15.
“What I Like in New Music.” Jun27: 18.
“Speaking of Photoplay Organists.” Jun27: 20.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jun27: 22.
“Keeping Posted.” Jun27: 24.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jun27: 46.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Jun27: 48.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Jun27: 50.
Kutschinski, C. D. “Southern Conference for Music Education.” Jun27: 52.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jun27: 54.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Jun27: 57.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Jun27: 58.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jun27: 59.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jun27: 60.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun27: 63.
“The North Central Conference.” Jun27: 64.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Jun27: 66.
“Your Own Column.” Jun27: 68.
“From the Editor’s Picture Book.” Jun27: 69.

Melody 11, no. 7, July 1927
“Keeping Posted.” Jul27: 1.
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jul27: 3.
Frise, Sally. “Making a Photoplay Theatre a Community Center.” Jul27: 4.
“Third New England School Music Festival.” Jul27: 4.
Byrn, Clarence. “Conservatory Viewpoints of Class Teaching.” Jul27: 8.
Nevins, Merton. “An Appreciation of a Great Bandmaster.” Jul27: 9.
Holcombe, J. Merton. “Making the Most of Music in the Mansfield Schools.” Jul27: 11.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jul27: 12.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “It’s the Organist Who Suffers.” Jul27: 13.
Timmins, Dinny. “The Elevator Shaft.” Jul27: 15.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jul27: 18.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Jul27: 42.
Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Jul27: 43.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jul27: 44.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Jul27: 45.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jul27: 46.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Jul27: 48.
“National School Band Contest.” Jul27: 49.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Jul27: 50.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jul27: 52.
“26th Annual Guild Convention.” Jul27: 53.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Jul27: 56.
Allen, Ward. “In Minneapolis.” Jul27: 57.
“Band and Orchestra News Briefs.” Jul27: 59.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jul27: 60.
“More Pictures.” Jul27: 61.

Melody 11, no. 8, August 1927
“Keeping Posted.” Aug27: 1.
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Aug27: 3.
Osgood, Marion G. “A Pioneer ‘Adamless’ Orchestra.” Aug27: 4.
“From Harmonica to Harmonic and Harmony.” Aug27: 6.
Byrn, Clarence. “Balancing the School Orchestra.” Aug27: 7.
Nailor, C. Elmer. “From Grade School to High School to Municipal Band.” Aug27: 8.
“Music Mothers These Orphaned Children.” Aug27: 9.
“Introducing a New Contributor.” Aug27: 10.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Aug27: 11.
Juno, Irene. “Capitol Notes.” Aug27: 13.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Aug27: 15.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Aug27: 16.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Aug27: 18.
Hosch, Josephine A. “University of North Dakota Military Band.” Aug27: 44.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Aug27: 45.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Aug27: 46.
“Speaking of Bands.” Aug27: 47.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Aug27: 48.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Aug27: 50.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Aug27: 52.
Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Aug27: 53.
“What To Do For The Banjo.” Aug27: 54.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Aug27: 58.
“Your Own Column.” Aug27: 60.
“Pictures Picked at Random.” Aug27: 61.

Melody 11, no. 9, September 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Sep27: 5.
Tindall, Glenn M. “Playground Music in Los Angeles.” Sep27: 6.
Ludwig, Wm. F. “IS the Vitaphone a Menace to Musicians?” Sep27: 7.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Sep27: 8.
“The Music of Finance.” Sep27: 9.
Eldridge, Judson. “The Group Method Applied to Piano Instruction.” Sep27: 10.
Knutzen, Edwin C. “Some Thoughts from the Viewpoint of the Grade School Supervisor.” Sep27: 11.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Stunts and Novelties for the Theatre Organ.” Sep27: 13.
Rackett, Arthur H. “From the Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Sep27: 15.
Bryn, Clarence. “The Educational Value of the High School Opera.” Sep17: 21.
“New York Organ Notes.” Sep27: 22.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Sep27: 23.
Bryn, Clarence. “Detroit Notes.” Sep27: 25.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Sep27: 26.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Sep27: 50.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Sep27: 53.
Powell, Verne Q. “The Flutist.” Sep27: 54.
“Three Outstanding Young Bands.” Sep27: 56.
“Keeping Posted.” Sep27: 61.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Sep27: 63.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Sep27: 65.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Sep27: 66.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Sep27: 68.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Sep27: 70.
“Fretted Instrument Notes.” Sep27: 71.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Sep27: 73.
“Band Room Bits.” Sep 27: 74.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Sep27: 76.
“Another Page from the Editor’s Picture Book.” Sep27: 77.

Melody 11, no. 10, October 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Oct27: 5.
Rackett, A. H. “Bert Brown, Cornet Virtuoso.” Oct27: 6.
Sprissler, Alfred. “Starting a String Quartet.” Oct27: 8.
Specht, Paul. “Yankee Jazz Abroad.” Oct27: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Oct27: 11.
“Albert F. Brown.” Oct27: 12
Eldridge, Judson. “Theory in the Piano Class-Room.” Oct27: 13.
“Wm. Eckstein, Cinema Interpreter.” Oct27: 15.
Maddy, Joseph E. “Maddy on Pedagogy.” Oct27: 16.
Bettonet, Harry. “The House of the Angel Guardian Band.” Oct27: 21
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Oct27: 22.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Theme-ing the Feature.” Oct27: 23.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Oct27: 25.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Oct27: 26.
Fisher, George Allaire. “Giving the Saxophone Its Due.” Oct27: 50.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct27: 52.
Reisman, Leo. “Leo Reisman on Dance Music.” Oct27: 54.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct27: 55.
“Keeping Posted.” Oct27: 56.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct27: 61.
“Acknowledging a ‘Compliment’.” Oct27: 62.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Oct27: 65.
“Rochester Reactions.” Oct27: 66.
“Gotham Items.” Oct27: 68.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct27: 69.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Oct27: 72.
Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Oct27: 73.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Oct27: 74.
“Musicians in All Fields.” Oct27: 76.

Melody 11, no. 11, November 1927
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Nov27: 6.
“Theron Perkins, Master of Boys’ Bands.” Nov27: 11.
del Castillo, L. G. “Say It With Colors.” Nov27: 13.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Nov27: 15.
Juno, Irene. “The Washington College of Music.” Nov27: 17.
“New Milwaukee Theatre.” Nov27: 19.
“The Service Club and the Boys’ Band.” Nov27: 20.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Nov27: 23.
“Philadelphia Music News.” Nov27: 24.
“Roxy.” Nov27: 25.
del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Nov27: 27.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Nov27: 28.
Kutschinski, C. D. “The Class B Champions of North Carolina.” Nov27: 52.
“Your Own Column.” Nov27: 53.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov27: 55.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov27: 56.
“Keeping Posted.” Nov27: 58.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov27. 61.
“The Theatre Orchestra.” Nov27: 62.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Nov27: 63.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Nov27: 64.
“McPhail Banjo Club.” Nov27: 65.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Nov27: 66.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Nov27: 68.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes from the Hub.” Nov27: 70.
“Band Room Bits,” Nov27: 72.
Weller, Alanson. “Gotham Items.” Nov27: 75.
“Boston Civic Symphony.” Nov27: 75.
“Music-Folk You Should Know.” Nov27: 76.

Melody 11, no. 12, December 1927
“Keeping Posted.” Dec27: 2.
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Dec27: 5.
Leigh, Norman. “Musical Sleight of Hand.” Dec27: 6.
Fisher, George Allaire. “The Modernized Instruments of the Troubadours.” Dec27: 9.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Dec27: 10.
del Castillo, L. G. “Musical Garbage for the Picture.” Dec27: 11.
Weller, Alanson. “The Capitol Theatre of New York City.” Dec27: 13.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet-Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Dec27: 15.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Dec27: 16.
Maddy, Joseph E. “Maddy on Pedagogy.” Dec27: 21.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Dec27: 21.
del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Dec27: 25.
“Speaking of School Bands.” Dec27: 26.
Barroll, Edward C. “The Saxophonist.” Dec27: 50.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Dec27: 52.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec27: 54.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec27: 61.
“Albert D. Grover.” Dec27: 62.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec27: 63.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Dec27: 64.
“Fretted Instrument Notes.” Dec27: 65.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Dec27: 66.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes From The Hub.” Dec27: 68.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Dec27: 71.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec27: 72.
“Rochester Reactions.” Dec27: 73.
Weller, Alanson. “Gotham Items.” Dec27: 74.
“Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.” Dec27: 75.

1928

Melody 12, no. 1, January 1928
“Across the Flat-top Desk.” Jan28: 5.
Eldridge, Judson. “The Development of Piano Music.” Jan28: 6.
Spaulding, Charles R. “Start the High School Bands in the Grades.” Jan28: 8.
del Castillo, L. G. “First Aid to the Photoplayer.” Jan28: 12.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jan28: 16.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Jan28: 19.
Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Jan28: 22.
del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jan28: 23.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Jan28: 24.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jan28: 48.
Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Jan28: 51.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan28: 52.
“Keeping Posted.” Jan28: 54.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan28: 57.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan28: 58.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast News Notes.” Jan28: 60.
Edgely, George. “Musical Hands Across the Sea.” Jan28: 62.
“Fretted Instrument Notes.” Jan28: 63.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Jan28: 64.
Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.: Jan28: 64.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Jan28: 67.
Leigh, Norman. “Spokes From The Hub.” Jan28: 68.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Jan28: 69.
“Band Room Bits.” Jan28: 70.

Melody 12, no. 2, February 1928
“The Lion and the Lamb.” Feb28: 5.
Fisher, George Allaire. “The Modernized Instruments of the Troubadours.” Feb28: 6.
“This and That.” Feb28: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Feb28: 10.
del Castillo, L. G. “It All Depends On You.” Feb28: 13.
Lockhart, Lee. “Promoting the School Band and Orchestra.” Feb28: 15.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Feb28: 17.
Parks, Henry Francis, “Chicagoana.” Feb28: 18.
Loar, Lloyd. “The Genesis of the Viola Alt.” Feb28: 20.
Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Feb28: 22.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Feb28: 23.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Feb28: 46.
“Adios!” Feb28: 46.
“The Versatile Pettine.” Feb28: 48.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Feb28: 49.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb28: 50.
“The Amateur’s Guide to Musical Instruments.” Feb28: 50.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Feb28: 52.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Feb28: 53.
“Keeping Posted.” Feb28: 54.
“Bits from Boston.” Feb28: 56.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Feb28: 57.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb28: 58.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Feb28: 60.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Feb28: 61.
del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Feb28: 62.
“Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Feb28: 66.
Perkins, Theron D. “A Sound Foundation.” Feb28: 67.

Melody 12, no. 3, March 1928
“Keeping Posted.” Mar28: 2.
“Missiles and the Muscovite.” Mar28: 5.
“This and That.” Mar28: 6.
Usher, Albert. “A Novel Summer Camp for Boys.” Mar28: 7.
“Georges Laurent—Virtuoso Flutist.” Mar28: 8.
Loar, Lloyd. “The New England Conservatory and School Music.” Mar28: 9.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Mar28: 10.
del Castillo, L. G. “What’s A Unit Organ?” Mar28: 13.
Eldridge, Judson. “The Development of Piano Music.” Mar28: 15.
del Castillo, L. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Mar28: 16.
Kerr, Avelyn. “Woman’s Place in the Theatre.” Mar28: 19.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Mar28: 20.
Velazco, Emil. “Broadway Gloom.” Mar28: 21.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Mar28: 22.
“United States Army Music School.” Mar28: 46.
“Bits from Boston.” Mar28: 47.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Mar28: 48.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Mar28: 50.
Ruebel, J. L. “St. Louis Music Letter.” Mar28: 51.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Mar28: 52.
Bach, Vincent. “The Cornetist’s Road to Success.” Mar28: 56.
“Brickbats and Bouquets.” Mar28: 57.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Mar28: 58.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Mar28: 60.
“Meet My Friend.” Mar28: 60.
“American Guild of B. M. & G.” Mar28: 61.
“A Teacher With Ideals.” Mar28: 62.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Mar28: 63.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Mar28: 64.
“Speaking of Bands and Orchestras.” Mar28: 66.
“Your Own Column.” Mar28: 67.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Mar28: 68.

Melody 12, no. 4, April 1928
“Why All This Horn Tooting?” Apr28: 7.
Conway, Patrick. “Vocational Opportunities in Band Music.” Apr28: 8.
Giddings, T. P. “National High School Orchestra Camp.” Apr28: 9.
“This and That.” Apr28: 10.
“The Case of School Music—A Symposium.” Apr28: 11.
“From California to Maine.” Apr28: 12.
Usher, Albert. “New York University Summer School and Instrumental Music.” Apr28: 17.
Loar, Lloyd. “Maintaining the Small City Symphony Orchestra.” Apr28: 21.
Kutschinsky, C. D. “Music Study Credit in High Schools.” Apr28: 22.
del Castillo, L. G. “Kyoosh Eetz.” Apr28: 25.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Apr28: 28.
Juno, Irene. “The United States Navy Band.” Apr28: 30.
Juno. Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Apr28: 31.
“Bits From Boston.” Apr28: 53.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Apr28: 54.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Apr28: 56.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Apr28: 58.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Apr28: 60.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Apr28: 62.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Apr28: 63.
Simpson, P. R. “New Zealand Notes.” Apr28:64.
“School Band and Orchestra Contests.” Apr28: 65.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Apr28: 66.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” Apr28: 67.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Apr28: 68.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Apr28: 71.
“The Kansas State Band.” Apr28: 74.
“Keeping Posted.” Apr28: 76.
del Castillo, Lloyd. G. “What I Like in New Music.” Apr28: 78.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Apr28: 82.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Apr28: 84.

Melody 12, no. 5, May 1928
“Keeping Posted.” May28: 3.
“All Hands Turn To!” May28: 5.
“This and That.” May28: 6.
Specht, Paul. “The Lion and the Lamb.” May28: 7.
“Who Gets the $29?” May28: 8.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” May28: 10.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” May28: 13.
del Castillo, L. G. “Improvisation in A Flat Minor.” May28: 15.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” May28: 18.
Fiers, Clark. “Razor or Compact?” May28: 21.
del Castillo, Lloyd. G. “What I Like in New Music.” May28: 22.
“The Forensic Bostonian.” May28: 45.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” May28: 47.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” May28: 48.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” May28: 50.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” May28: 52.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” May28: 54.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” May28: 56.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” May28: 58.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Musical News.” May28: 60.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” May28: 63.
“Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” May28: 64.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” May28: 65.

Melody 12, no. 6, June 1928
“Keeping Posted.” Jun28: 2.
“Orchestras and Plectrum Orchestras.” Jun28: 5.
“This and That.” Jun28: 6.
Rice, W. M. “The Banjo in the Band.” Jun28: 7.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Jun28: 8.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Jun28: 9.
Montana. “$18 a Week and Cakes with a Wagon Show.” Jun28: 12.
Johnson, F. C. “The Modern Harp.” Jun28: 15.
del Castillo, L. G. “Should Organists Sleep on the Ostermoor or the Wurlitzer.” Jun28: 19.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jun28: 20.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jun 28: 22.
Allen, J. Worth. “The Principle of Contrast in Musical Education.” Jun28: 24.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Jun28: 45.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jun28: 46.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Jun28: 48.
“Toronto Band Notes.” Jun28: 49.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jun28: 50.
Littig, Frank. “Central California Notes.” Jun28: 51.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Jun28: 52.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jun28: 53.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jun28: 54.
“You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun28: 57.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jun28: 58.
“Your Own Column.” Jun28: 61.
“Who’s Which.” Jun28: 62.
“A Page of Plectrumists.” Jun28: 63.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jun28: 64.
“A Houston School Band.” Jun28: 67.
“Bits from Boston.” Jun28: 68.

Melody 12, no. 7, July 1928
“This and That.” Jul28: 3.
Velazco, Emil. “Anent the Movietone—Vitaphone—Et Al.” Jul28: 4.
Juno, Irene. “The President’s Church Adopts Movies.” Jul28: 5.
“A Page of Photoplay Musicians.” Jul28: 6.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jul28: 7.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Society of Theatre Organists.” Jul28: 9.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul28: 11.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jul28: 12.
del Castillo, L. G. “The Postman Comes Across.” Jul28: 13.
Kerr, Avelyn. “Shot and Shell.” Jul28: 16.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jul28: 18.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jul28: 41.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jul28: 42.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Jul28: 44.
MacKimber, Charles. “Montreal Music News.” Jul28: 45.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filing In’.” Jul28: 46.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast Notes.” Jul28: 46.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jul28: 48.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jul28: 50.
“Toronto Band Notes.” Jul28: 51.
“Fourth New England School Band and Orchestra Festival.” Jul28: 52.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jul28: 53.
“Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Jul28: 54.
“The Tama Indian Band.” Jul28: 55.
“The Guild Convention.” Jul28: 56.
“Maine State Band and Orchestra Contest.” Jul28: 57.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jul28: 58.
“Keeping Posted.” Jul28: 60.

Melody 12, no. 8, August 1928
“This and That.” Aug28: 3.
Eldridge, Judson. “The Development of Piano Music.” Aug28: 4.
“A Well Known Figure Passes.” Aug28: 6.
Rackett, Arthur. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Aug28: 7.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Two Weeks With Pay.” Aug28: 10.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Aug28: 11.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.” Aug28: 12.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Aug28: 13.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Aug28: 14.
“At the Boston Met.” Aug28: 16.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Aug28: 37.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Aug28: 39.
Wolf, Milton. “Meet My Friends.” Aug28: 40.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Aug28: 44.
“Toronto Band Notes.” Aug28: 41.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Aug28: 46.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Aug28: 48.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Aug28: 49.
Barnard, J. D. “West Coast Notes.” Aug28: 50.
“Keeping Posted.” Aug28: 52.

Melody 12, no. 9, September 1928
“This and That.” Sep28: 5.
Hawkins, John. “The Instrumental Teacher and His Work.” Sep28: 6.
Morse, Arthur Cleveland. “Purple Pellets for Pallid Imaginations.” Sep28: 8.
Ross, Robert Wilson. “A Successful Organist and His Credo.” Sep28: 9.
“Southern California Notes.” Sep28: 10.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Sep28: 11.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Sep28: 13.
“Synchronization Again.” Sep28: 14.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Shall We Fake?” Sep28: 18.
Kerr, Avelyn. “Music—Movies—Men—and Machines.” Sep28: 17.
“Keeping Posted.” Sep28: 18.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Sep28: 24.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep28: 47.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Sep28: 48.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Sep28: 49.
“At the Boston Met.” Sep28: 51.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Sep28: 52.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.”
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Sep28: 54.
“School Band News.” Sep28: 55.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Sep28: 56.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Sep28: 58.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Sep28: 59.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Sep28: 60.
Ernst, W. A. “The Trend in Dance Playing.” Sep28: 62.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Sep28: 62.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Sep28: 64.
“Speaking of Bands and Bandsmen.” Sep28: 66.
[Photo essay.] Sep28: 69.

Melody 12, no. 10, October 1928
“This and That.” Oct28: 5.
Sprissler, Alfred. “The String Trio and Its Literature.” Oct28: 6.
“Our Younger Set.” Oct28: 8.
“Interlochen Interludes.” Oct28: 9.
Weller, Alanson. “The Goldman Band and Its Leader.” Oct28: 10.
Repper, Charles. “Everybody Loves a Composer—But Listen to This!” Oct28: 11.
Rackett, Arthur. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Oct28: 12.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Monopedalism—Whatever That Means.” Oct28: 17.
“O Woman In Our Hours of Ease.” Oct28: 19.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Oct28: 21.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct28: 23.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Oct28: 46.
“A Triple Threat Man.” Oct28: 47.
“Keeping Posted.” Oct28: 48.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Oct28: 49.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct28: 51.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Oct28: 53.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct28: 54.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Oct28: 56.
Littig, Fred. “Central California Notes.” Oct28: 57.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct28: 59.
“At the Boston Met.” Oct28: 61.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Oct28: 62.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Oct28: 65.
“Toronto Band Notes.” Oct28: 66.

Melody 12, no. 11, November 1928
“This and That.” Nov28: 5.
Gillette, James R. “The Symphony Band.” Nov28: 6.
Zehetner, Arthur W. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Nov28: 8.
Rackett, Arthur H. “Man Versus Mechanism.” Nov28: 9.
Maslin, Alice. “The Ether Cone.” Nov28: 10.
“Our Younger Set.” Nov28: 12.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Nov28: 15.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Witeaphone and Other Evils.” Nov28: 17.
“A Phenomenal Rise.” Nov28: 19.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Nov28: 20.
“From Mine Shaft to Proscenium.” Nov28: 21.
“In Boston.” Nov28: 22.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Nov28: 46.
“A Clever Musician.” Nov28: 47.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov28: 48.
Barnard, J. D. “Northwest News Notes.” Nov28: 49.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov28: 50.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Nov28: 52.
“Of General Interest.” Nov28: 53.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Nov28: 54.
“From Our Readers.” Nov28: 55.
“Keeping Posted.” Nov28: 57.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Nov28: 58.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov28: 60.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Nov28: 62.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Nov28: 65.
[Photo essay.] Nov28: 69.

Melody 12, no. 12, December 1928
“Keeping Posted.” Dec28: 3.
“This and That.” Dec28: 5.
Usher, Albert. “One Tuesday Night.” Dec28: 6.
Wright, Z. Porter. “Why I Don’t Like Contests.” Dec28: 8.
“Our Younger Set.” Dec28: 10.
“The Ether Cone.” Dec28: 13.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Dec28: 15.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Slide, Boy—Slide!” Dec28: 17.
“Music Mileposts of Boston.” Dec28: 19.
Kerr, Avelyn. “Organists—Good and Bad.” Dec28: 20.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Dec28: 22.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Dec28: 23.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Dec28: 46.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Dec28: 48.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Dec28: 50.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec28: 51.
“Toronto Band Notes.” Dec28: 53.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Dec28: 54.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Dec28: 55.
Raymat, Enrique Jr. “Havanese News.” Dec28: 56.
Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.” Dec28: 56.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Dec28: 57.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec28: 59.
“In Boston.” Dec28: 60.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Dec28: 62.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Dec28: 65.
Bach, Vincent. “The Trumpet Player.” Dec28: 66.
[Photo Essay]. Dec28: 69.

1929

Melody vol. 13, January 1929
“Keeping Posted.” Jan29: 3.
“This and That.” Jan29: 5.
Magee, Oliver Guy. “A Bandmaster Looks Back with a Smile.” Jan29: 6.
O’Connor, Helen. “I Hear America Tuning Up.” Jan29: 8.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “But This Is Another Year!” Jan29: 11.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jan29: 13.
“The Ether Cone.” Jan29: 14.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jan29: 16.
“Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Jan29: 19.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan29: 20.
“In Boston.” Jan29: 22.
Byrn, Clarence. “The School Band and Orchestra in Education.” Jan29: 24.
“A Popular Conductor.” Jan29: 45.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jan29: 46.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan29: 48.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jan29: 50.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan29: 52.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jan29: 54.
“Season Opened Over Radio,” Jan29: 55.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Jan29: 56.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jan29: 57.
Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.” Jan29: 57.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jan29: 58.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What I Like in New Music.” Jan29: 60.
“Our Younger Set.” Jan29: 62.
Kerr, Avelyn M. “Milwaukee Notes.”
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Jan29: 66.
“With Our Subscribers.” Jan29: 67.
[Photo Essay]. Jan29: 69.

Melody vol. 13, February 1929
“Keeping Posted.” Feb29: 3.
“This and That.” Feb29: 5.
Miniter, Edith. “Words and Music, ’Specially Words.” Feb29: 6.
Juno, Irene. “Bits of Blue.” Feb29: 7.
“The Ether Cone.” Feb29: 8.
DeWitt, M. S. “Will the Banjo Crash the Gate?” Feb29: 10.
Rackett, Arthur H. “The Notebook of a Strolling Musician.” Feb29: 12.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Feast or Famine.” Feb29: 17.
Fiers, Clark. “Kinkajous—Badinage—and the Ladies.” Feb29: 19.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb29: 20.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Feb29: 22.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Feb 29: 23.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Feb29: 46.
Weidt, A. J. “Popular Talks on Composition.” Feb29: 48.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Feb29: 49.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Feb29: 50.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Feb29: 52.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb29: 54.
MacKreacher, Charles. “Hither and Yon in Montreal.” Feb29: 55.
Nevins, Merton. “Tales of the Music Industry—No. 2.” Feb29: 56.
“In Boston.” Feb29: 58.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Feb29: 60.
Kerr, Avelyn. “Hark! A Soprano Voice from the Past.” Feb29: 61.
“Our Younger Set.” Feb29: 63.
“Band-Room Bits.” Feb29: 66.
“Fifth Annual N. E. School Music Festival.” Feb29: 67.
[Photo Essay]. Feb29: 69.

Melody vol. 13, March 1929
“Keeping Posted.” Mar29: 2.
“This and That.” Mar29: 5.
Sprissler, Alfred. “How to Listen to Music.” Mar29: 6.
Brink, Agnes. “Thar’s Music in Them Hills.” Mar29: 8.
Tremaine, C. M. “Why I Like Contests.” Mar29: 10.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Mar29: 13.
“The Ether Cone.” Mar29: 15.
“A New Representative.” Mar29: 16.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “What Price Organists?” Mar29: 17.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Mar29: 19.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Mar29: 20.
“In Boston.” Mar29: 22.
“Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Mar29: 24.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Mar29: 46.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Mar29: 48.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Mar29: 50.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Mar29: 52.
“Spotlight on Antonini.” Mar29: 53.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Mar29: 54.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Mar29: 56.
“The Question Box.” Mar29: 57.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Mar29: 58.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Mar29: 59.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Mar29: 60.
Kerr, Avelyn. “Milwaukee Notes.” Mar29: 61.
“Our Younger Set.” Mar29: 64.
“With the Bands and Orchestras.” Mar29: 66.
[Photo Essay]. Mar29: 68.
Melody vol. 13, April 1929
“This and That.” Apr29: 5.
Nevins, Merton. “Ohms and the Orchestra.” Apr29: 6.
“The Ether Cone.” Apr29: 8.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Oil and Water.” Apr29: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Apr29: 10.
Juno, Irene. “R. K. O. Organists.” Apr29: 13.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Apr29: 15.
“Boston Theatre Organists Club.” Apr29: 16.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Apr29: 17.
“In Boston.” Apr29: 18.
Juno. Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Apr29: 20.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Apr29: 41.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Apr29: 43.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Apr29: 44.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Apr29: 45.
Findlay, Francis. “Manual of Harmonic Technique (review).” Apr29: 46.
“Keeping Posted.” Apr29: 47.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Apr29: 48.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Apr29: 50.
Thayer, Lynn W. “Ottawa County Presents the Evidence.” Apr29: 52.
“What They Think of Us.” Apr29: 53.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Apr29: 54.
“A Lucky Chap.” Apr29: 55.
“Our Younger Set.” Apr29: 57.
“Notes and Comments.” Apr29: 58.
Lang, John W. “Music Autographing.” Apr29: 69.

Melody vol. 13, May 1929
“This and That.” May29: 5.
DeHuff, John D. “La Banda de Los Conquistadores.” May29: 6.
“More This and That.” May29: 7.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Purple Lady with the Invested Capital.” May29: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” May29: 11.
“The Ether Cone.” May29: 14.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” May29: 15.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” May29: 16.
Miller, Arthur B. “The Piano Accordion’s Family Tree.” May29: 17.
“In Boston.” May29: 20.
Wright, Porter Z. “Consider the Banjo Band.” May29: 43.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” May29: 45.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” May29: 46.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” May29: 48.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” May29: 49.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” May29: 50.
“An Open Letter.” May29: 51.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” May29: 52.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” May29: 54.
Lockhart, Lee M. “Contest Numbers in General and a Particular Example.” May 29: 55.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” May29: 56.
“Keeping Posted.” May29: 57.
“School Band and Orchestra Contests in May.” May29: 58.
“Our Younger Set.” May29: 60.

Melody vol. 13, June 1929
“This and That.” Jun29: 5.
Bath, Gomer. “The Spirit of Jazz.” Jun29: 6.
“More This and That.” Jun29: 7.
“Charles Healy Ditson.” Jun29: 8.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Tibia or Not Tibia.” Jun29: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jun29: 11.
“Editorial.” Jun29: 12.
Grabel, Victor J. “The American Bandmasters’ Association.” Jun29: 13.
“The Ether Cone.” Jun29: 14.
“Spotlight on Nashua.” Jun29: 15.
“Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Jun19: 15.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jun29: 16.
Thomson, Malcolm. “Big Business and the Talkies.” Jun29: 17.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jun29: 18.
“In Boston.” Jun29: 20.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun29: 42.
“Hello, Yourself Sez Fred.” Jun29: 43.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jun29: 44.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jun29: 45.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jun29: 46.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jun29: 48.
“Among the Plectralists.” Jun29: 50.
“Keeping Posted.” Jun29: 51.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jun29: 52.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jun29: 53.
“Our Younger Set.” Jun29: 54.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Jun29: 56.
“Winners in the School Band and Orchestra Contests.” Jun29: 58.
Stone, George L. “Long Beach Municipal Band.” Jun29: 60.

Melody vol. 13, July 1929
“This and That.” Jul29: 5.
Maybee, Harper C. “The Modern Trend in Choral Work.” Jul29: 6.
“More This and That.” Jul9: 7.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Ah, My Public!” Jul29: 8.
Maddy, J. E. “Cinderella Looks for Her Slipper.” Jul29: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jul29: 10.
“Spotlight on Brooklyn.” Jul29: 12.
“The Ether Cone.” Jul29: 13.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jul29: 14.
“Boston Theatre Organists’ Club.” Jul29: 15.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Jul29: 16.
Jones, Jennie L. “Los Angeles and Its Young Orchestras.” Jul29: 17.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jul29: 18.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Jul29: 19.
“In Boston.” Jul29: 20.
Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Standardization of Tenor Banjo Music and Technic.” Jul29: 43.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jul29: 45.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Jul29: 46.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jul29: 48.
“Keeping Posted.” Jul29: 49.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jul29: 51.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jul29: 53.
Wolf, Milton G. “Meet My Friend.” Jul29: 53.
“Our Younger Set.” Jul29: 55.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul29: 56.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Jul29: 58.
“Band and Orchestra Notes.” Jul29: 59.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Jul29: 60.

Melody vol. 13, August 1929
“This and That.” Aug29: 3.
Zahl, Wesley H. “The Lion and the Lamb.” Aug29: 4.
“The Ether Cone.” Aug29: 5.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Buy It In The Can.” Aug29: 6.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Aug29: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Aug29: 10.
“A 100% Boy Scout Band.” Aug29: 11.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Aug29: 12.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Aug29: 14.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Aug29: 38
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Aug29: 39.
Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Aug29: 40.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Aug29: 42.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Aug29: 43.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Aug29: 44.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Aug29: 45.
“Our Younger Set.” Aug29: 46.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Aug29: 47.
“In Boston.” Aug29: 48.
Clark, Kenneth S. “Book review” Music in Industry.” Aug29: 51.
“Keeping Posted.” Aug29: 52.

Melody vol. 13, September 1929
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Sep29: 5.
Sears, Arthur C. “A Principal Talks Out of School.” Sep29: 6.
Juno, Irene. “United States Army Band in Spain.” Sep29: 8.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Sep29: 11.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Where Do We Go From Here?” Sep29: 13.
Evans, Gertrude. “A Tribute to the Late Patrick Conway.” Sep29: 15.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Sep29: 16.
“The Ether Cone.” Sep29: 19.
Hope, D. R. “An Instrumental Background for the Supervisor.” Sep29: 21.
White, John A. “Origins of the Baton.” Sep29: 21.
Sabin, Edwin A. “Orchestral Beginnings.” Sep29: 22.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Sep29: 24.
“Luigi Salvatore Calbi.” Sep29: 23.
“Keeping Posted.” Sep29: 27.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Sep29: 53.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Sep29: 54.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Sep29: 56.
“A New Idea.” Sep29: 57.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Sep29: 58.
“Transpositions for B♭ Horns.” Sep29: 59.
Stone, George L. “The Buzz Roll.” Sep29: 61.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Sep29: 65.
Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Sep29: 66.
“Our Younger Set.” Sep29: 69.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Sep29: 70.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Sep29: 71.
“Bands and Bandsmen.” Sep29: 73.
“Your Own Column.” Sep29: 74.
“Organ Presentations.” Sep29: 75.
“In Boston.” Sep29: 76.

Melody vol. 13, October 1929
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Oct29: 5.
Zealley, Alfred Edward. “Military Bands in the Far East.” Oct29: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Disease is Organic.” Oct29: 8.
Zahl, Wesley H. “100% Talkies, or A Manager’s Dream.” Oct29: 9.
“The Ether Cone.” Oct29: 13.
“Forum or Arena—Which?” Oct29: 14.
“Let’s Get Acquainted.” Oct29: 16.
“It Can Be Done!” Oct29: 17.
“In Boston.” Oct29: 18.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Oct29: 37.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Oct29: 38.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Oct29: 40.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Oct29: 41.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Oct29: 42.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Oct29: 43.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews.” Oct29: 44.
“Philadelphia Notes.” Oct29: 45.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Oct29: 46.
Pettine, Giuseppe. “The Tenor Banjo Symposium.” Oct29: 48.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Oct29: 50.
“Our Younger Set.” Oct29: 52.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Oct29: 54.
“Keeping Posted.” Oct29: 56.

Melody vol. 13, November 1929
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Nov29: 5.
Sprissler, Alfred. “Fiddle Fads and Fiddle Fancies.” Nov29: 6.
“The Faculty Council.” Nov29: 8.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Nov29: 11.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Old Chestnuts in New Burrs.” Nov29: 15.
“In Boston.” Nov29: 18.
Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Nov29: 20.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Nov29: 37.
“From School to Professional Musician.” Nov29: 39.
“Our Younger Set.” Nov29: 41.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Nov29: 42.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Nov29: 44.
Juno, Irene. “Irene’s Washington Letter.” Nov29: 45.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Nov29: 46.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Nov29: 47.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Nov29: 48.
Buchtel, Forest L. “The Buchtel Rhythm Chart.” Nov29: 48.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Nov29: 50.
“Keeping Posted.” Nov29: 52.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Nov29: 53.
“Round Table.” Nov29: 54.
“New England Music Festival Association.” Nov29: 55.

Melody vol. 13, December 1929
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Dec29: 5.
Ferguson, Stanley B. “The Fruit of the Tree.” Dec29: 6.
Sprissler, Alfred. “Fiddle Fads and Fiddle Fancies.” Dec29: 8.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Uninspiring Pupil.” Dec29: 12.
“The Faculty Council.” Dec29: 14.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Come On Into The Spotlight.” Dec29: 17.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Dec29: 20.
“Keeping Posted.” Dec29: 38.
“Fifty-First Annual Meeting M.T.N.A.” Dec29: 40.
Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Dec29: 41.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Dec29: 42.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Dec29: 43.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Music Reviews by del Castillo.” Dec29: 44.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Dec29: 45.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Dec29: 47.
Weidt, A. J. “Improvising and ‘Filling In’.” Dec29: 48.
Stone, George L. “The Drummer.” Dec29: 49.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Dec29: 50.
“Our Younger Set.” Dec29: 51.
“Band and Orchestra Notes.” Dec29: 52.
“The Question Box.” Dec29: 56.

1930

Melody vol. 14, January 1930
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Jan30: 5.
Zanzig, Augustus D. “A Challenge of the Times.” Jan30: 6.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “The Good Old Days.” Jan30: 8.
“The Faculty Council.” Jan30: 10.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jan30: 14.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Jan30: 17.
“Keeping Posted.” Jan30: 18.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Jan30: 20.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Jan30: 42.
Juno, Irene. “Music Chat from Washington.” Jan30: 43.
“Our Younger Set.” Jan30: 46.
Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Jan30: 47.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Jan30: 48.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Jan30: 50.
Ernst, W. A. “The Saxophonist.” Jan30: 51.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Jan30: 53.
“Questions and Answers.” Jan30: 54.
“News and Comment.” Jan30: 55.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jan30: 56.

Melody vol. 14, February 1930
“Keeping Posted.” Feb30: 2.
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Feb30: 5.
Zahl, Wesley H. “In the Meantime.” Feb30: 6.
Zealley, Alfred Edward. “A Red Letter Year—1933.” Feb30: 7.
Smith, Clay. “The Girl in Bands.” Feb30: 9.
“The Faculty Council.” Feb30: 13.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Opera Onerosa.” Feb30: 15.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Feb30: 18.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Feb30: 20.
Parks, Henry Francis. “Chicagoana.” Feb30:39.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violinist.” Feb30: 42.
Sprissler, Alfred. “From Philadelphia.” Feb30: 44.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Feb30: 45.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “The Piano Accordion.” Feb30: 46.
Weller, Alanson. “The Non-Sink.” Feb30: 47.
Toll, Rudolph. “The Clarinetist.” Feb30: 48.
“News Items.” Feb30: 49.
Weidt, A. J. “The Tenor Banjoist.” Feb30: 50.
“Our Younger Set.” Feb30: 52.
“New England School Music Festivals and Concerts.” Feb30: 54.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Feb30: 55.
[PhotoEssay]. Feb30: 56.

Melody vol. 14, March 1930
Weller, Alanson. “National H. S. Orchestra Triumphs.” Mar30: 6.
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Mar30: 8.
“Music and the Tercentenary Celebration.” Mar30: 10.
“Our Cover Pictures.” Mar30: 11.
Whipple, Leyland. “A Bumper Crop.” Mar30: 12.
Dunham, George Sawyer. “Barnstorming on Cape Cod.” Mar30: 14.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Mar30: 15.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Mar30: 16.
“The Faculty Council.” Mar30: 18.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Crackers and Milk.” Mar30: 22.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Mar30: 24.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Mar30: 44.
“The Students’ Round Table.” Mar30: 46.
Wright, Z. Porter. “The Man and The Stick.” Mar30: 50.
“Our Younger Set.” Mar30: 52.
“New England School Music Festivals.” Mar30: 54.
Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Mar30: 56.
“Keeping Posted.” Mar30: 58.
“This and That and Here and There.” Mar30: 60.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Mar30: 62.
[PhotoEssay]. Mar30: 64.

Melody vol. 14, April 1930
“Keeping Posted.” Apr30: 3.
“State Contests.” Apr30: 4.
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Apr30: 7.
Zahl, Wesley H. “Then Reproduce—What?” Apr30: 8.
“More About Old Fiddles.” Apr30: 9.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Ordering Your 1930 Chrysalis.” Apr30: 10.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Apr30: 11.
Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Apr30: 14.
Resis, P. A. “The Annotator of a Phonograph Record Album Goes Berserker.” Apr30: 15.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Apr30: 16.
Stone, George L. “More Buzzing About the Drummer’s Roll.” Apr30: 36.
“The Faculty Council.” Apr30: 37.
“The Students’ Round Table.” Apr30: 38.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “Piano Accordion Technic.” Apr30: 39.
Sabin, Edwin A. “Without the Boss Telling Her.” Apr30: 40.
“News Notes.: Apr30: 41.
“Our Younger Set.” Apr30: 42.
Findlay, Francis. “Educational Music.” Apr30: 44.
Weller, Alanson. “Here and There in New York.” Apr30: 45.
“Band and Orchestra Notes.” Apr30: 46.
“New England Music Festivals.” Apr30: 48.

Melody vol. 14, May 1930
“Keeping Posted.” May30: 3.
“Music Supervisors National Conference—Chicago, 1930.” May30: 7.
Harper, James C. “Shooting Interlochen.” May30: 8.
Osgood, Marion G. “In Every Church an Orchestra—Why Not?” May30: 9.
Giddings, Thaddeus P. “Band and Orchestra Teaching.” May30: 10.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Musical Hills and Vallees.” May30: 11.
Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” May30: 13.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” May30: 14.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” May30: 15.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” May30: 16.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Young Ensemble Player.” May30: 34.
Stone, George L. “Boston, 1930.” May30: 36.
“The Students’ Round Table.” Jun30: 38.
Harper, Charles Edgar. “Piano Accordion Technic.” May30: 40.
“Eastern School Music Camp.” May30: 41.
“Our Younger Set.” May30: 42.
“N.E. School Music Festivals.” May30: 47.
“First Annual Convention, American Bandmasters’ Association.” May30: 48.

Melody vol. 14, June 1930
“Keeping Posted.” Jun30: 3.
“Serioso Ma Poco Leggiermente.” Jun30: 7.
Zealley, Alfred E. “Soldier-Boy Musicians.” Jun30: 8.
“The Faculty Council.” Jun30: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jun30: 10.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Have You Had Your Tercentenary Yet?” Jun30: 11.
Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Jun30: 13.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jun30: 14.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Jun30: 16.
Sabin, Edwin A. “The Violin Bow.” Jun30: 34.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Jun30: 36.
“Our Younger Set.” Jun30: 42.
“N.E. School Music Festivals.” Jun30: 46.
“New England High School Festival Orchestra.” Jun30: 47.

Melody vol. 14, July 1930
“Keeping Posted.” Jul30: 3.
“Our Editor Says—.” Jul30: 7.
Strain, Margaret. “Jean and I.” Jul30: 8.
“The Faculty Council.” Jul30: 9.
Clarke, Herbert L. “A Cornet Playing Pilgrim’s Progress.” Jul30: 10.
del Castillo, Lloyd G. “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Robot!” Jul30: 11.
Sprissler, Alfred. “The Quaker Critic.” Jul30: 12.
“Origin of the Rhapsody.” Jul30: 13.
Sprissler, Alfred. “You Can Take It or Leave It.” Jul30: 14.
Newkirk, Newton. “The Bass Viol.” Jul30: 15.
Repper, Charles. “In Boston.” Jul30: 16.
“Among the Bands.” Jul30: 34.
“A True Fiddle Fancy.” Jul30: 35.
“Joseph Zettleman, 1863-1930.” Jul30: 36.
“Leo Feist.” Jul30: 36.
Stone, George L. “An Old-Timer.” Jul30: 37.
“The Students’ Round Table.” Jul30: 38.
“More Keeping Posted.” Jul30: 42.
“Our Younger Set.” Jul30: 43.
Weller, Alanson. “New York Notes.” Jul30: 45.
“N.E. School Music Contests.” Jul30: 46.