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The Big Diamond Robbery

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Title: The Big Diamond Robbery

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1929

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Format: Cue Sheet

Document type: Cue Sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

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Contents:

  1. At screening: “Petite Bijouterie” by Bohm
  2. Aunt takes seat at desk: “Prelude” by Jarnefelt
  3. Ellen and Rodney enter room: “Flapperette” by Greer
  4. Elevated seen: “Rural Flirts” by Bradford
  5. Tom starts off in taxi: “Western Allegro” by Rapee-Axt
  6. I’ll race you to the stable: “Zip” by Frey
  7. How dare you pull me from my horse: “Chatter” by Kahn
  8. I’m sorry I was so mean to you: “Pastime” by Clutsam
  9. Taxi stuck on road: “Get Out and Get Under” by Abrahams
  10. Ellen and Rodney in fast car: Repeat No. 6 “Zip”
  11. Ellen stops car—officers ride up: “Irish Agitato” by Palumbo
  12. Tom at entrance to house: “Al Fresco” by Herbert
  13. Judge telephones Mr. Brooks: Repeat No. 7 “Chatter”
  14. Tom, Mr. Brooks and aunt: “Entr’acte Lovelorn” by Wood
  15. Ellen, I‘ve decided to send you: Repeat No. 2 “Chatter
  16. Taxi at door: “Funny Faces” by Ring-Hager
  17. Crooks appear on adjoining roof: “In the Night” by Noack
  18. Tom sees crooks: “Appassionato Romantico” by Bradford
  19. Tom ropes Eddie: “Dramatic Scenes” by Eggert
  20. It would ruin me: “Conspiracy” by Zamecnik
  21. Observation car of train: “Bavardage” by Klemm
  22. Tom makes get away: “Dance of the Elves” by Troostwyk
  23. Locomotive blows whistle: “Hurry No. 26” by Minot
  24. Insert—“Red Butte”: “Here We Go” by Kaufman
  25. Gun handed to old man: “Indian Whoop” by Brewer
  26. Indians ride towards stage coach: “Indian Orgy” by Rapee-Axt
  27. Indians ride away: “Gossip” by Borch
  28. Tom at box changing clothes” Repeat No. 20 “Conspiracy”
  29. Tom starts shooting: “Flick and Flock” by Patou
  30. Crooks appear in car: Repeat No. 20 “Conspiracy”
  31. Car drives up to ranch: “Excitement and Hurry” by Hoffman
  32. Fade-out: “Agitated Misterioso” by Rapee
  33. Taxi driver splashing in pool: “Animal Cartoonix No. 2” by Aborn
  34. Flash to Ellen and Tom: THEME, “Magic Love” by Bradford
  35. Insert—telegram: “Adventure d’Amour” by Bradford
  36. That friend of Stevens: Repeat No. 29 “Flick and Flock”
  37. Barney’s on his way: “Mystery Hurry” by Berge
  38. You said you wanted: Repeat Theme No. 34

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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Beware of Blondes

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Title: Beware of Blondes

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue Sheet

Document type: Cue Sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Flapperette” by Greer
  2. Dark street—man prowling about: “Marche Pittoresque” by Cazabon
  3. Jeffrey Blake: “Elopement” by Carrozzini
  4. In the office of John Maitland: “Scherzoso” by Friml
  5. Salesman enters telephone booth: CROOK’S THEME, “Witty Witch” by Finck
  6. The first day out: “Frolic” by Borch
  7. Harry appears on deck: Repeat Crook’s theme No. 5
  8. Salon: “Fiora” by Markush
  9. All right, Mary: “Flocons de Neige” by Bradford
  10. Harry in stateroom: Repeat Crook’s theme No. 5
  11. Flash-back to deck: “Giggles and Chuckles” by Fincks
  12. Harry and pal appear: “Sarcasm” by Kempinski
  13. Ballroom: “Dream Kisses” by Jerome
  14. Fanchon and Harry appear on deck: “Adventure d’Amour” by Bradford
  15. Thank you very much: LOVER’S THEME, “All Day Long” by Stanley
  16. What are you doing in my cabin?: “Rushing Waters” by Savino
  17. I happened to overhear: “Marche Mignonne” by Poldini
  18. On a balmy tropical night: Repeat Lover’s theme No. 15
  19. Well, let’s see what the emerald: “Day of Doom” by Joels
  20. The last night on board: “Valse Minore” by Oriental Ballet by Riesenfeld
  21. He drinks champagne: “The Tragic Discovery” by Patou
  22. In dock in Honolulu Harbor: “The Rebelion” by Patou
  23. In Honolulu: “Hawaiiana” by Kaiulaua
  24. He sees Harry on street: “La Foret Perfide” by Gabriel Marie
  25. Headquarters of Crooks: “Agitato No. 1” by Kempinski
  26. Since it is useless: “Warriors Bold” by Joels
  27. Police leave room: “Marche Mysterieuse” by Schad
  28. I told you once, Jeff: “Amorous Adventure” by Bradford
  29. Here’s a wire from the boss: Repeat Lover’s theme No. 15

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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Behind the German Lines

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Title: Behind the German Lines

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue Sheet

Document type: Cue Sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Ilka” by Doppler
  2. As Abraham Lincoln said: “Glory, Glory Hallelujah” by Steffe
  3. In the summer of 1914: “Impression Dramatique” by Bradford
  4. But beneath: “Storm Music” by Ketelbey
  5. On July 28th Austria Hungary declared war: “Austrian Hymn” by Harris
  6. Russia was informed: “Lord God, Protect the Czar” by Lake
  7. Berlin: “Pro Patria” by See
  8. The French government: “Mourir Pour la Patrie” by Lake
  9. The main forces of the German army: “Die Meistersinger von Berlin” by Lincke
  10. Belgium wishing to remain neutral: “La Branaconne” by Lake’
  11. London—August 4th: “British Grenadiers” by DeWitt
  12. The chancellor: “Furioso No. 34” by Brockton
  13. The Liege forts were reduced to ruins: “In the Midst of the Typhoon” by Leuscher
  14. The German army won a great victory: “Germany Forever” by See (trio)
  15. Believing: “Our Favorite Regiment” by Ertl
  16. Again the French: “Unfinished Symphony” by Schubert
  17. Insert—“Le matin”: “Robespierre Overture” by Litolff
  18. A new plan: “The Battle” by Borch
  19. In Paris: “Battle-Tumult-Blaze” by Becce
  20. September 9th: “Nibelungen March” by Wagner (trio)
  21. A strategic retirement: “Military Scene” by O’Hare
  22. September 9th—10:20 A.M.: “Hurry No. 3” by Lake
  23. As it was the French: “Robespierre Overture” by Litolff
  24. On the Aisne front: “Echoes of the Fatherland” by Henneberg
  25. But while the armies were: “Marche Russe” by Ganne
  26. The people of eastern Prussia: “Vulcano” by Rapee-Axt
  27. But without success: Repeat No. 18 “The Battle”
  28. East Prussia free: “Doxology” by Salter
  29. It was Hindenburg’s great triumph: “Battle Agitato No. 16” by Minot
  30. But Hindenburg: Repeat No. 20 “Nibelungen March” (trio)
  31. By now in the west: “Distress” by Breil
  32. The hour for German’s volunteers: “Nocturne” by Chopin (from letter C)
  33. Ypres—1914: “Battle of Ypres” by Borch
  34. The Belgians called in a new force: “Violent Gale” by Leuschner
  35. The silence of desolation: “Poem Erotique” by MacDowell
  36. The German army: “Tempest” by Ketelbey
  37. It was concluded: “Dramatic Appeal” by Jores
  38. Then while preparing: “Salvo” by Gabriel Marie
  39. News of the Turkish: “Film Theme No. 18” by Iwanow-Roberts
  40. Control of the Dardenelles: “The Destruction of the Temple” by Darcieux
  41. On Nov. 17th it ceased: “The Sacrifice” by Patou
  42. Germany introduced a new weapon: “Tragic Moments” by Becce
  43. The first phase of the war: “Rosemary” by Wheeler
  44. And Christmas still found: “Sacred Night, Holy Night” by Borch
  45. Soldiers hurry out: “An Argument” by Breil
  46. England to starve: “Rule Britannia” by Lake
  47. Italy declared war: “Garibaldi’s Hymn” by Lake
  48. Italy did not: “The Toilers” by Axt
  49. Along the Izanzo: “Hors de L’Abime” by Mazot
  50. For months: “Battle Music” by Riesenfeld
  51. In 1916: Repeat No. 20 “Nibelungen March” (trio)
  52. More men had to be raised: “Premier Amour” by Benoist
  53. In Jan. 1917: “Storm” by Eggert
  54. This caused America: Repeat No. 2 “Glory, Glory Hallelujah”
  55. The central powers: “Storm, Strife or Tempest” by Ancliffe
  56. At last—Russian revolution: “Marche Slave” by Tschaikowsky (from letter M)
  57. At the beginning of 1918: “Kaiser Friedrich” by Friedemann
  58. Had they but seen: “Daughters of the Revolution” by Lampe (trio)
  59. Hindenburg planned to break: “Military Hurry No. 1” by Levy
  60. But it was a futile task: “Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean”
  61. An American army began to arrive: “Over There” by Cohan
  62. No man’s land: “Storm, Tempest” by Wiedermann
  63. French and American: Repeat No. 19 “Battle-Tumult-Blaze”
  64. And so the war ended: “Lamento” from Pique Dame by Tschaikowsky
  65. General von Hindenburg: “Largo” by Haendel

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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Beautiful but Dumb

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Title: Beautiful but Dumb

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue Sheet

Document type: Cue Sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Spring Zephyrs” by Castillo
  2. Janet in office: JANET THEME, “Forget Me Not” by Macbeth
  3. Tad in outer office: “Rustic Caprice” by St. Clair
  4. Mae, one of the inside girls: “How Could Red Riding Hood?” by Randolph
  5. Flash-back to Jim and customer: “Little Flower Garden” by Breil
  6. I never think of Janet: “Amorous Adventure” by Bradford
  7. Come to my apartment: “Daisy the Clairvoyant” by Schuler
  8. Dial of clock: Repeat Janet Theme No. 2
  9. The surprise party: “Dolly Dimples” by Alter
  10. Janet close-up after treatments: “I Think You’re Wonderful” by Little
  11. She starts to remove clothes: “Buffoons” by Hadley
  12. As I love old two-for-one: “The Big Batter and Egg Man” by Friend
  13. That was: “Could I?” by Ager
  14. Must you wear those cheaters?: “Garden Whispers” by Herkan
  15. Watch me, I’ll show you: “She Knows Her Onions” by Yellen
  16. Getting kissed is easier than I thought: “Air de Ballet” by Herbert
  17. You practice. I’ll dress: “Googily Goo” by Davis
  18. Friend enters: Repeat No. 12 “The Big Butter and Egg Man”
  19. Janet opens door: “It Had to Be You” by Jones
  20. I thought you were too busy: “Scherzoso” by Friml
  21. I’m taking them to: “Felix the Cat” by Wendling
  22. Exit of cabaret cat act: “Flocons de Neige” by Bradford
  23. Alley cat blues: “Maria” by Kaufman
  24. Dancing starts: “Starlight and Tulips” by Wendling
  25. Janet turns and recognizes Jim: Repeat No. 19 “It Had to Be You”
  26. Dancing starts once more: “When Twilight Comes” by Tandler
  27. They enter hallway: LOVE THEME, “Magic Love” by Bradford
  28. The morning after: “Avril Frileux” by Mouton
  29. Janet enters office: “Miss Dolly Dollars” by Herbert
  30. Change to scene on couch: Repeat Love Theme No. 27
  31. Jim embraces and kisses Janet: “Kiss Me Again” by Herbert
  32. Lights extinguished: “Sarabande Perpetuelle” by Bradford
  33. Jim at desk—Janet in bed: “At Dawn” by Delje
  34. New girl enters office: “Sweet Lavender” by Wheeler
  35. Janet and Mae: “Sincerely” by Byford
  36. Flash-back to Jim at desk: “Forgive Me” by Ager
  37. Janet before mirror: “The Baker’s Boy and the Chimney Sweep” from The Debutante by Herbert
  38. Janet reclines on divan: Repeat No. 31 “Kiss Me Again”
  39. Jim appears at door: “Broken Hearted” by Henderson
  40. Janet, I need you: Repeat Love Theme No. 27
  41. Office—girls enter: “Dainty Blossoms” by Kahn
  42. Janet enters: Repeat Janet Theme No. 2
  43. Jim reads from note book: Repeat Love Theme No. 27

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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The Barker

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Title: The Barker

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue Sheet

Document type: Cue Sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Carnival Frolics” by Lakay
  2. Carrie starts to dance: “Hawaiian March and One-Step” by Berger
  3. All for a thin dime: “Sakes Alive” by Howard
  4. Hello Dad: BOY THEME, “The Evening Hour” by Kussner
  5. Interior of tent—Hawaiian dance: “Hilo” by Kaili
  6. Carrie finishes dance: CARRIE THEME, “Chanson Algerian” by Bradford
  7. Chris, this is Lou: “Love Song” by Wright
  8. Carrie, I’ve got a surprise for you: “Changing Moods” by Jacquet
  9. Exterior flash: “Rural Flirts” by Bradford
  10. Chris and Nifty seated on bunk: Repeat Boy Theme No. 4
  11. I’m sorry Carrie: Repeat Carrie Theme No. 6
  12. I’ve got a quart of mule: “Blue Law Blues” by Lake
  13. Well kid, how do you like: “That’s My Weakness Now” by Green
  14. We’d better put him to bed: “Implorations” by Pasternack
  15. Carrie opens satchel—takes out revolver: “Vehement Desire” by Bradford
  16. Chris and Nifty in dark room: “Destiny’s Call” by Jacquet
  17. Flash-back to Chris and Nifty: Repeat Boy Theme No. 4
  18. Flash-back to plotting girls: “Hovering Shadows” by Hahn
  19. Like father, like son: “La Petite Coryphee” by Tracy
  20. Gee, I bet you must have been: LOVE THEME, “I’ll Never Forget” by Kahn
  21. Engine seen: “Sarabande Perpetuelle” by Bradford
  22. Holiday in Mill Town: “Strawberries” by Kaufman
  23. Man takes hold of Lou’s leg: “Ferocity” by Carrozzini
  24. Nifty bending over Chris: Repeat Boy Theme No. 4
  25. Nifty leaves room: Repeat No. 7 “Love Song”
  26. Let’s get married first: Repeat Love Theme No. 20
  27. Nifty appears: “The Spectre” by Engleman
  28. Chris wants to marry me: “Melodie Poetique” by Huerter
  29. Chris and Nifty in state room alone: “Preludio” by Cordova
  30. Insert—Elmer F. Post—Justice of the Peace: “Let a Smile be Your Umbrella” by Fain
  31. See if you can find Nifty: “Elegie” by Ernst
  32. I said I’d pay you: “Baker’s Boy and the Chimney Sweep” by Herbert
  33. Nifty enters tent: “Andante” from Pathetique Symphony No. 6 by Tschaikowsky
  34. And in case you’d like to know: “Allegro Agitato” by Hahn
  35. Exterior of train: Repeat Boy Theme No. 4
  36. Carrie enters deserted state room: “All Alone” by Berlin
  37. Another barker: “Hawaiiana” by Kaiulaua
  38. Carrie at counter: Repeat Carrie Theme No. 6
  39. Nifty falls to ground: “Elopement” by Carrozzini
  40. How’s business: “Razz Berries” by Banta
  41. Carrie starts to dance: “On the Beach at Waikiki” by Lake
  42. I have a job in Chicago: Repeat Boy Theme No. 4
  43. Nifty leaves platform: Repeat Carrie Theme No. 6
  44. You too get in there: Repeat Boy Theme No. 4

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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Bachelor’s Paradise

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Title: Bachelor’s Paradise

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue Sheet

Document type: Cue Sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “My New York” by Berlin
  2. The neighborhood milliner: SALLY THEME, “Blue-Eyed Sally” by Robinson
  3. Woman and kids enter: “Chianti” by Friml
  4. Insert—“Joe Wallace”: “The Live Wire” by Frey
  5. Rubbers working on Joe: “Who’s Who?” by Morris
  6. Sally sewing hat: JOE THEME, “Down by the Winegar Woiks” by Donovan
  7. Sally drops hat from window: Repeat Sally Theme No. 2
  8. Neighbors enter room: “Mrs. Casey” from Bright Eyes by Hoschna
  9. Joe with blonde on street: Repeat Joe Theme No. 6
  10. Rake strikes Terry on head: “Animal Cartoonix No. 2” by Aborn
  11. And the world war started: “Gigue” by Bradford
  12. Take your kids I’ve got somebody to look after: “Spring Cleaning” by Bradford
  13. Let him lay: “Gossip” by Borch
  14. Sally at Joe’s bedside: Repeat Sally Theme No. 2
  15. Joe awakens from stupor: Repeat Joe Theme No. 6
  16. Sally returns with cigarettes: “The Voice in My Heart” by Cohan
  17. Joe falls asleep: “Two Laughing Irish Eyes” from Princess Pat by Herbert
  18. Sunday morning: “When a Maid Comes Knocking at Your Heart” by Friml
  19. Sally O’Neil: Repeat Joe Theme No. 6
  20. Neighbors enter: “Flocons de Niege” by Bradford
  21. At the end of ten days: “I’m Sitting on Top of the World” by Henderson
  22. Joe looks at lingerie: “I’m Falling in Love With Someone” by Herbert
  23. Joe takes hold of her hand: LOVE THEME, “I’ve Found My Sweetheart Sally” by Pollack
  24. Sally rushes joyfully from room: “Everything’s Gonna Be All Right” by Akst
  25. The day of days: “Dolly Dimples” by Alter
  26. Doctor starts to remove bandage: “Grotesque Comedy” by Zamecnik
  27. Flash to Sally and friends: “Lucky in Love” by Henderson
  28. Sally appears in bridal attire: Repeat Sally Theme No. 2
  29. Terry enters deserted room: “Dramatic Andante No. 2” by Axt
  30. Gymnasium: Repeat Joe Theme No. 6
  31. Flash-back to Sally: “After My Laughter Came Tears” by Tobais
  32. From wedding bells: “En Chemin de Fer” by Julien
  33. Vision of Sally: Repeat Sally Theme No. 2
  34. Gong sounds: “The Get-Away” by Frey
  35. Vision of Sally appears again: “I Wonder What’s Become of Sally?” by Ager
  36. Gong sounds again: “The Skyrocket” by Frey
  37. Joe proclaimed winner: “Big Boy” by Ager
  38. Sally in window sewing: “I’m On My Way Home” by Berlin
  39. Brawl starts again: Repeat No. 11 “Gigue”
  40. Joe, are you hurt?: Repeat Love Theme No. 23

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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The Avenging Rider

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Title: The Avenging Rider

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “The Night Riders” by Axt
  2. The boundary line: “Destiny’s Call” by Jacquet
  3. A month later: “Symphonious Melody” by Mendelssohn
  4. Here’s another letter: “Mam ‘zelle Coquette” by Gilmer
  5. So you inherited a half interest: “Sarcasm” by Kempinski
  6. Tom and friends walk away: “Love Song” by Wright
  7. Insert—photograph of Miss Sally Sheridan: “Red Hair” by Snydor
  8. The round up: “Cheer-Up” by Kaufman
  9. Percival Doolittle: “Babbling Brook” by Golden
  10. Girls climb into carriage: “Ain’t We Got Fun” by Jones
  11. Carriage starts off: “Where Do We Go From Here” by O’Hara
  12. Horses start to run: “Dance of the Furies” by Gluck
  13. Sally falls into Tom’s arms: LOVE THEME, “Little Irish Rose” by Zamecnik
  14. What are you men doing here: “The Captive” by Savino
  15. Carriage drives up to house: “Flocons de Neige” by Bradford
  16. Girls appear in gym suits: “Spring Cleaning” by Bradford
  17. Bullying a girl, eh: “Turbulence” by Borch
  18. Look me over, Mr. Larkin: “Little Man” by Ball
  19. Sally alone musing: LOVE THEME, “Little Irish Rose” by Zamecnik
  20. Never had the long ranch: “Varsity Drag” by DeSylva
  21. They walk toward refreshment table: “Little Man” by Ball
  22. Tom enters room, Dancing starts: Varsity Drag” by DeSylva
  23. Sheriff enters: “Implorations” by Pasternack
  24. Sheriff falls from horse: “Emotional Agitato” by Savino
  25. Again on the hunt for evidence: “The Spectre” by Engleman
  26. Girls appear: “Flapperette” by Mills
  27. Sally close-up—walks toward Tom: LOVE THEME, “Little Irish Rose” by Zamecnik
  28. I’ve been looking for you, Meyers: “Ill at Ease” by Jacquet
  29. Flash to girls and outlaw: Allegro Misterioso” by Kempinsky
  30. Come, girls: “Flapperette” by Mills
  31. “Buddy” rising with hat: “Athalia” by Mendelssohn
  32. Girls dancing on grass: “Vanity” by Jackson
  33. “Buddy” strikes Gordon on head: “Sarabunde Perpetuelle” by Bradford
  34. Tom mounts horse: “Scherzo Serioso” by Lowitz
  35. We sure fixed him: “Around the Sundial” by Castillo
  36. Sheriff leaves with prisoner: LOVE THEME, “Little Irish Rose” by Zamecnik

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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Anybody here seen Kelly?

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Title: Anybody Here Seen Kelly?

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly” by Harms
  2. France: “Yankee Doodle Boy” by Cohan
  3. Jeanette, I want to give you a picture: “The Rose of No. Man’s Land” by Caddigan
  4. Kelly and girls enter: “Burlesque on ‘Home Sweet Home’” by Kempinski
  5. You must come to America and be my wife: “K-K-K-Katy” by O’Hara
  6. Jeanette appears on stairs: “When Yankee Doodle Learns of Parlez Vous Francais” by Nelson
  7. Kelly enters room—sees Jeanette weeping: THEME, “Douce Fievre” by Y’Ener
  8. I’m such a famous man: “The Blarney Stone” by Engleman
  9. Mother enters: “Animal Cartoonix No. 2” by Aborn
  10. Tomorrow we entrain for home: “Home Sweet Home”
  11. Close-up of Jeanette: “I’m On My Way Home” by Berlin
  12. With the passing months: “Repeat Theme No. 7
  13. Officer on ship blows whistle: “Sarabande Perpetuelle” by Bradford
  14. Hand placed on her shoulder: “Hunkatin” by Levy
  15. Jeanette standing in park: “My New York” by Berlin
  16. Can’t you see this is: Repeat Theme No. 7
  17. Jeanette speaks to man: Repeat No. 1 “Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly”
  18. Jeanette sees Kelly: “Mon Homme” by Yvain
  19. Dublin flats: “Mrs. Casey” by Hoschna
  20. Jeanette scrubbing window: Repeat Theme No. 7
  21. Jeanette kisses Kelly: Repeat No. 18 “Mon Homme”
  22. Kelly at wash stand: “Nellie Kelly I Love You” by Cohan
  23. Kelly sees prayer book: “Eilm Theme No. 7” by Roberts
  24. Jeanette hurries into kitchen: “Lucky in Love” by Hendersson
  25. Family row across court: “Spring Cleaning” by Bardford
  26. Marriage is like that: Repeat Theme No. 7
  27. Jeanette writing: Repeat No. 1 “Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly”
  28. Inspector appears: “Repeat No. 14 “Hunkatin”
  29. Jeanette ducks under his arm: “Gigue” by Bradford
  30. Insert—writing paper: “Mon Homme” by Yvain
  31. Kelly enters: “Repeat No. 1 “Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly”
  32. Insert—Do your feet hurt?: Repeat No. 30 “Mon Homme”
  33. Jeanette in room alone, very sad: Repeat Theme No. 7
  34. Knock at door: “Who’s Who?” by Morris
  35. How long do you think: “The Seething Mod” by Varnier
  36. Kelly sets for final knock-out: “Big Boy” by Ager
  37. Kelly picks up ring: “Dawn” by Savino
  38. Jeanette enters office: Repeat No. 14 “Hunkatin”
  39. They’re deporting your girl: “Hurry No. 33” by Minot
  40. Are you Jeanette: Repeat No. 1 “Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly”

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

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Annapolis

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Title: Annapolis (partial)

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

    1. At screening: “Boys of Annapolis” by Groman
    2. The chapel: “The Ensign” by Brown
    3. A few miles outside: “The Coquette” by Deppen
    4. Weighed, measured and examined: “The Butterflies’ Coquetry” by Voelker
    5. Bill and Herb start argument: “Gigue” by Grety-Mottl
    6. Goodbye “Bulge”: “Faunes et Bacchantes” by Razigade
    7. [cut off]
    8. Fall in: Repeat No. 1 “Boys of Annapolis”
    9. The plebe year begins: “On the Pier” by Goldman
    10. Maneuvers start: “Military Scene” by O’Hare
    11. Discipline: “Minnesota March” by Sousa
    12. Boys racking guns in armory: “La Fete du Hameau” by Gillet
    13. Why Mr. Curtis: “Around the Sundial” by Castillo
    14. Berry and Herb in sail boat: “La Petite Demoiselle” by Claypoole
    15. On the morning before the big dance: “Ambling Along” by Axt
    16. Trolley car stops: THEME, “My Annapolis” by Weinberg-Bibo
    17. Eagerly awaiting developments: “The Interrupted Rendez-vous” by Goublier

    [rest missing]

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: 38ymqjSo13

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The Albany Night Boat

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Title: The Albany Night Boat

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Fleurette” by Axt
  2. If the Hudson River night boat: “Underneath the Stars” by Spencer
  3. Search light flashes on yacht: “Sarabande Perpetuelle” by Bradford
  4. Betty in bed: “Batifolage” by Baron
  5. Flash-back to Steve and Ken at light: “Debutante” by Rapee-Axt
  6. How can I ever thank you: “The Evening Hour” by Kussner
  7. Where do you live?: “Princess Pat Fox-Trot” by Herbert
  8. Steve starts to play harmonica: STEVE THEME, “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” by Green
  9. Steve worked on a fast schedule: “You’re the First Thing I Think of” by Stanley
  10. Betty appears: “When You’re Smiling” by Fisher
  11. At Sunday breakfast: “Persiflage” by Francis
  12. Luna Park: “Up and At ‘Em” by Pettis
  13. Come on. Let’s go: “Aerial Stunts” by Schulze
  14. Coaster stops: BETTY THEME, “The First Kiss” by Robinson
  15. They enter boarding house: “Garden Whispers” by Herkan
  16. Didn’t we have a wonderful time?: BETTY THEME, “The First Kiss” by Robinson
  17. It’s awfully late: “Flapperette” by Greer
  18. Steve, we’re going to be married: “Forest Murmurs” by Friml
  19. Wedding ceremony: “Together” by Henderson
  20. Steve kisses Betty: Repeat No. 7 “Princess Pat Fox-Trot”
  21. Enter cottage: “The Little White House:” by Hanley
  22. It’s a great bargain: “Amorous Adventure” by Bradford
  23. Why not rent me: Repeat No. 7 “Princess Pat Fox-Trot”
  24. What’s wrong Honey?: “Broken Dreams” by Spitalny
  25. When a husband helps in the kitchen: “I’m Sitting On Top of the World” by Henderson
  26. Betty sits on Ken’s knee: Repeat Betty Theme No. 14
  27. Steve enters—fakes pain in his side: “Second Misterioso a la Valse” by Savino
  28. After dinner: “Air de Ballet” by Massenet
  29. If you’re sick stay here: “Love Triumphant” by Joels
  30. Betty and Ken at light: Repeat No. 2 “Underneath the Stars”
  31. There’s breakers ahead: “Appassionato Lirico” by Berge
  32. Ken puts arm around Betty: Repeat Betty Theme No. 14
  33. Steve and Ken walking: “Third Misterioso a la Valse” by Savino
  34. Betty ironing—Steve enters: “The Spectre” by Engleman
  35. Is there anything I can do?: “Implorations” by Pasternack
  36. I’ve been crazy about you: “Appassionato No. 1” by Rapee-Axt
  37. All right. I’ll wait: “In the Depths” by Herkan
  38. Betty lying on floor unconscious: Repeat Betty Theme No. 14

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering; handwritten notes

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: YlidkPLr0i

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The Air Legion

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Title: The Air Legion

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1916

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: AVIATOR THEME, “Across the Rockies” by Brown
  2. Lakeview: “Air Flight” by Zamecnik
  3. Plane hauled into hangar: Repeat Aviator Theme No. 1
  4. Sally enters room: “Gage d’Amour” by Janssen
  5. A few days later: “Butterflies” by Steinke
  6. I’m Chief Rogers: “Sunset” by Ancliffe
  7. That’s Dawson the field manager: “Little Flower Garden” by Breil
  8. For a week David waited: Repeat No. 5 “Butterflies”
  9. This is Sally’s garden: “Love Song” by Wright
  10. Come on out: “Polly” by Zamecnik
  11. Aviator whistling—injured: “Appassionato No. 1” by Kempinski
  12. Why not let Grayburn fly: Repeat Aviator Theme No. 1
  13. Motor starts: Repeat No. 2 “Air Flight”
  14. Sally at window: “By the Lake” by Lange
  15. On return trip: Repeat No. 2 “Air Flight”
  16. A sudden electric storm: “Furioso” by Savino
  17. I cracked up: “Comedy Allegro” by Ancliffe
  18. Steve lands safely: PAL THEME, “Wings” by Zamecnik
  19. I guess they think: “Dramatic Andante” by Kempinski
  20. That was cruel Sally: Repeat Pal Theme No. 18
  21. David’s constant appeals: LOVE THEME, “Underneath the Falling Leaves” by Sherman
  22. Bill has a bum ankle: “Melodic Agitato” by Savino
  23. I suppose you think it’s nice: “Gigue” by Bradford
  24. David beside plane: “Appassionato No. 3” by Axt
  25. David, I thought you might like to know: Repeat Love Theme No. 21
  26. I’ll make good: “Dilemma” by Savino (2nd. Move.)
  27. Sally and David together: Repeat Love Theme No. 21
  28. If you hurry: “In the Clouds” by Rapee-Axt
  29. Dave and Steve land safely: Repeat Aviator Theme No. 1
  30. I’m glad I’ll be in bed tonight: “Ill At Ease” by Jacquet
  31. David looks at faded flower: Repeat Pal Theme No. 18
  32. And Lakeview is broadcasting: “An Argument” by Breil
  33. Exterior: “Feroce ed Agitato” by Eggert
  34. Rogers and Grayburn have taken off: “Storm” by Eggert
  35. Plane lands safely: “Dramatic Tension” by Ancliffe
  36. I cracked up: Repeat Pal Theme No. 18
  37. A permanent route: Repeat Love Theme No. 21

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: h2TUdHHYlW

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After the Storm

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Title: After the Storm

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Ship Ahoy” by Frey
  2. It’s twenty five years: CAPTAIN THEME, “The Captive” by Savino
  3. I’m going ashore: “Singapore Sorrows” by Doll
  4. The Golden Crescent: “Oriental Dance” by Herbert
  5. Native draws dagger: “Disturbance” by Zamecnik
  6. It was a peach of a fight, Dad: “The Jovial Rogue” by Bradford
  7. Son, I bought you a little present: “The Gay Party” by Cafarella
  8. Deck of ship: “Chanson sans Paroles” by Heller
  9. We don’t carry passengers: Repeat Captain Theme No. 2
  10. A. Hop: “It Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo’” by Hall
  11. Captain, Joe and girl enter: Repeat Captain Theme No. 2
  12. Captain grabs Joss and throws it overboard: “Peek In” Cobb
  13. Native girl starts to climb rope: “Comedy Excitement” by Zamecnik
  14. Below decks: “Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming” from Gems of Stephen Foster by Tobani
  15. Hop in galley: “Otaki” by Bereny
  16. Captain enters: Repeat Captain Theme No. 2
  17. Captain leaves—Hop produces another Joss: “Chow Mein” by Hersom
  18. Under the magic: LOVE THEME, “Magic Love” by Bradford
  19. Hop enters galley: “Ching Chang” by Brooks
  20. That’s just a lot of junk: “Poppyland” by Kiefert
  21. Joan puts bridal veil; on: Repeat Love Theme No. 18
  22. Dad enters cabin: “The Spectre” by Engleman
  23. Sit down, both of you: “Entr’acte Lovelorn” by Wood
  24. About an hour later: “Overture Italienne” by Zereo
  25. I don’t know what they mean: “Poursuite Dramatique” (Drigo’s Cinema Classics)
  26. Molly O’Doone nursed me: “The Swan” by St. Saens
  27. I was sentenced to prison: “Lamento” from Pique Dame by Tschaikovsky
  28. Argument with Dad starts: ”Appassionato No. 2” by Axt
  29. Let’s go to: “Dramatic Allegro” by Savino
  30. On shore Martin Dane: “Storm Music” by Ketelbey
  31. Well if it ain’t: “Silent Night” by Rebikov
  32. We’ve got to find Joe: “Storm” by Eggert
  33. Dad, Joe and sweetheart standing on deck: Repeat Love Theme No. 18

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: HX22ZlF6C4

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Adoration

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Title: Adoration

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: THEME, “Adoration” by Hajos
  2. Prince Sergei: “Cossack Lullaby” by Jiranek
  3. Insert—medallion of Princess Elena: Repeat Theme No. 1
  4. Ninette: “Polka” from The Bartered Bride by Smetana
  5. Car drives to curb: “Baker’s Boy and the Chimney Sweep” by Herbert
  6. Ninette in window flirting: Repeat No. 4 “Polka”
  7. Her highness has arrived sir: “Serenade” by Chaminade
  8. She turns and see Sergei: Repeat Theme No. 1
  9. They break—Sergei shows jealousy: ‘Chansonnette” by Huerter
  10. Insert—invitation: “Polonaise” by Tschaikowsky
  11. Aristocrats: “La Fille du Contrebandier” by Mouton
  12. Mud hurled by beasts: “Allegro Precipitoso” by Savino
  13. Flash to interior—orchestra starts: “Marche Russe” by Ganne
  14. Dancing starts: “Russian Life Waltz” by Katz
  15. You are the most beautiful woman: “Russian Romance” by Friml
  16. Sergei appears in doorway: ‘The Captive” by Savino
  17. Elena in boudoir: “Slavic Dance No. 10” by Dvorak
  18. Prince opens door: Repeat Theme No. 1
  19. Satchel being strapped: “Romance” by Rubenstein
  20. Rioting in street starts: “Furioso No. 4” by Bergunker
  21. Scattered remnants: “Ivano” by Amadei
  22. Elena as manniken: “Love Song” by Wright
  23. Elena meets old general on street: “Romanza senza Parole” by Micheli
  24. Entrance to Café Russe: “The Cossack’s Wedding Fete” by Krein
  25. Ivan, what’s all the bunk: “La Czarine” by Ganne
  26. Elena and general enter: “Nocturnal Tangier” by Godowsky
  27. I’m beginning to fear: “Film Theme No. 47” by Van Goens-Borch
  28. Flash to café: “A La Mode” by Rosey
  29. Hey, cavier!: “La Guapa” by Buisson
  30. Elena appears on stairs: “Dans la Montagne” by Fourdrain
  31. Sergei takes out pistol: “Valse Triste” by Sibelius
  32. You are not yourself: Repeat No. 11 “La Fille du Contrebandier”
  33. Elena rises from table: Repeat Theme No. 1
  34. Enter taxi: “Pain of Sorrow” by Bradford
  35. Flash-back to café: Repeat Theme No. 1
  36. Gambling house: “Valse Slave” by Savasta
  37. […] ress: “Rural Russia” by Levenson
  38. Sergie enters: Repeat Theme no. 1
  39. Lights extinguished; “Cossack Revels” by Tschakoff
  40. Sergei knocks tray from Elena’s hands: “Dance of Comedians” from The Bartered Bride
  41. Dancing starts again: Repeat No. 39 “Cossack Revels”
  42. Exterior—enter car: “Decevant mirage” by Gabriel Marie
  43. Sergei enters room: “Tragic Andante” by Savino
  44. A person about to die: “Lamento” from Eugene Onegin by Tschaikowsky
  45. Elena lying on couch: Repeat No. 22 “Love Song”
  46. Interior of Café Russe: “La Reine D’un Jour” by Mouton
  47. Sergei waiting with cab for Elena: Repeat Theme No. 1

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: 5Fd0vkLAhY

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A Woman’s Way

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Title: A Woman’s Way

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Summer” by Chaminade”
  2. Paris: “Polly” by Zamecnik
  3. Bathtubs were a luxury: “Paragraphs” by Fall
  4. Men chased from room: Repeat No. 2 “Polly”
  5. The laws of France: “Defense of Honor” by Zamecnik
  6. Jean, my friend: “Day of Doom” by Joels
  7. Liane’s singing: “The Tin Soldier” by Cui
  8. Liane appears: “Melancholy Charlie” by Crum
  9. Liane in dressing room: “Humoreskimo” by Wendling
  10. Tony introduced to Liane: THEME, “Cest Vous” by Silver
  11. In the muddy undertow: “Tragic Theme” by Levy
  12. The police: “Omens” by Schad
  13. You are wanted by: “Furioso No. 2” by Zamecnik
  14. Maurice Mauvet: “Marche Mignonne” by Poldini
  15. Don’t let it upset you: Repeat Theme No. 10
  16. Jean in Liane’s room: “Evil Motive” by Hoffman
  17. Give me the wallet: “Dramatic Allegro” by Savino
  18. Knock on door: “The Spectre” by Engleman
  19. Jean enters toom again: “Enigma” by Borch
  20. They get me: “Furioso No. 4” by Bergunker
  21. A convict ship: “Lamento” from Pique Dame by Tschaikowsky
  22. In the montsh that passed: “Adventure d’Amour” by Bradford
  23. Even the shadows: “The Toilers” by Axt
  24. Tonight: “The Gentleman Burglar” by Jacquet
  25. Mauvet at desk: Repeat No. 14 “Marche Mignonne”
  26. A fugitive: Repeat No. 18 “The Spectre”
  27. Liane’s villa: “Your Love Is All” by Zamecnik
  28. Tony sits at piano: Repeat Theme No. 10
  29. Just think: “In Mournful Mood” by Sibelius
  30. Tony sitting on bench: “In the Night” by Noack
  31. Liane enters Jean’s room: Repeat No. 18 “The Spectre”
  32. Liane gives Jean wallet: “Appassionata” by Clutsam
  33. Tony confronts Liane: “Dramatic Apassionato” by Ciganeri
  34. Fight starts: “Emotional Agitato” (Drigo’s Cinema Classics)
  35. Mademoiselle, permit me to: Repeat No. 14 “Marche Mignonne”
  36. Liane and Tony embrace: Repeat Theme No. 10

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: CJS5koEyXu

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A Woman Against the World

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Title: A Woman Against the World

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1928

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Le Moulin Hante” by Snock
  2. New York City: “My New York” by Berlin
  3. Presses turning out newspapers: “Le Retour” by Bizet
  4. Insert—“Chorus Girl Murdered”: “Humoresque by Herrmann
  5. Well, here I am: “Uneasiness” by Mendelssohn
  6. Insert—“Police Baffled”: “Misterioso No. 1” by Rapee-Axt
  7. Insert—“John Stillman To Marry”: “Intermezzo Perpetual” by Lowitz
  8. Wedding processions starts: “Bridal Chorus” from Lohengrin by Wagner
  9. Bride before clergyman: “The Swan” by St. Saens
  10. Carol at desk: “Unfinished Symphony” by Schubert
  11. Change of scene—John and bride in boudoir: “Mystic Magic” by Bradford
  12. Carol appears at desk in hotel: “Thrills” by Sanders
  13. What do you know about: “Forebodings” by Herbert
  14. Detectives at door—enter room: “Appassionato Lirico” by Berge
  15. These men are detectives: “Anticipation of Danger” by Becce
  16. Insert—“Jury still out”: “Funebris” by Gabriel Marie
  17. Gee, I’m sorry kid: THEME, “Chanson Algerian” by Bradford
  18. Insert—“Stillman To Die In Chair”: “Two Preludes—No. 1” by Chopin
  19. Boss, he isn’t guilty: “Recitativo Patetico” by Peele
  20. Stillman handcuffed to deputy: Repeat Theme No. 17
  21. Reporters waiting on walk for prisoner to appear: “Characteristic Allegro” by Moskowski
  22. Carol with Stillman in auto: “Andante Mesto (Symphonic Love Theme)” by Savino
  23. Flash-back to reporters: “Gossip” by Borch
  24. Light of prison appears in distance: “Spirit of the Night” by Neinass
  25. Stillman enters prison: “Souvenir” by Herbert
  26. Insert—“Stillman Goes To Chair Tonight”: “Berceuse” by Jarnefelt
  27. Stillman enters warden’s office: Repeat Theme No. 17
  28. Insert—“Servant Strangled In Bed”: “Agitato No. 1” by Kempinski
  29. Telegraph instrument close-up: “Valse Triste” by Sibelius
  30. A race against time: “Angosciosamente” by Gabriel Marie
  31. Bob starts to question prisoner: “The Third Degree” by Kempinski
  32. Stillman led from cell: “Les Perses” by Leroux
  33. Insert—“Execution of Stillman”: Repeat Theme No. 17

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: St7zr4m2DF

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A Texas Steer

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Title: A Texas Steer

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1927

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

  1. At screening: “Aurora” by Von der Mehden
  2. The great open spaces: MAVERICK THEME, “Carmencita Shea” by Densmore
  3. The polls had closed: “Cheer Up” by Kaufman
  4. Brander elected: “There’ll Be a Hot Time” by Beyer
  5. Washington: Repeat Maverick Theme No. 2
  6. Washington’s official hotel: “Halimar” by Banta
  7. Maverick at desk talking to president: “I’m Sitting on Top of the World” by Henderson
  8. Brassy gall: “Marionette” by Arndt
  9. Dixie enters room: DIXIE THEME, “She Knows Her Onions” by Yellen
  10. Bossy playing piano: “Oh Boy, What a Girl” by Green
  11. Mother enters all dressed up: “Ain’t She Sweet” by Ager
  12. Mother sees Dixie leave private office: “Cheatin’ On Me” by Pollack
  13. Alice Bright: “Smile a Little Bit” by Morton
  14. Steps of capital: “Colossal” by Floyd
  15. Horseback riding: “Horses” by Gay
  16. What’s the idea, Bossy: “When the One You Love, Loves You” by Whiteman
  17. Mother on horse: Repeat No. 15 “Horses”
  18. She starts to walk: “Thanks for the Buggy Ride” by Buffano
  19. Washington was about: “Allegro Seintillante” by Kempinski
  20. I’m Mrs. Brander’s secretary: “He’s a Ladies’ Man” by Henderson
  21. Flash to Maverick and hobby horse: “Out West” by Pinard
  22. Lafayette—colored man enters: “A Coon Band Contest” by Pryor
  23. Long shot of Lincoln Memorial: “Glory, Glory Hallelujah”
  24. Maverick at office desk: Repeat Maverick Theme No. 2
  25. Dixie enters office again: Repeat Dixie Theme No. 9
  26. Wife opens door—sees Dixie in husband’s arms: Repeat No. 12 “Cheatin’ On Me”
  27. Wife leaves room: “Dramatic Hurry No. 1” by Baron
  28. There are times when: “I’m Walking Around in Circles” by Phillips
  29. Insert—newspaper heading: “Imprecations” by Baron
  30. Brander was not the only one: “Burlesque on Lange’s Flower Song” by Kempinski
  31. The social fates were: “Valse a la Mode” by MacCLure
  32. Corridor—three pals appear: PAL THEME, “Hunkatin” by Levy
  33. We’re not to see Congressman Brander: Repeat Maverick Theme No. 2
  34. Wife sees three pals: “Elopement” by Carrrozzini
  35. Three pals enter upstairs room: Repeat Pal Theme No. 32
  36. Start to pour drink: “Blue Law Blues” by Lake
  37. Flash-back to card game in pantry: Repeat Maverick Theme No. 2
  38. Flash-back to three pals: “Two In a Bar” by Copping
  39. They see hobby horse: “Zip” by Frey
  40. Flash to reception: “Turbulence” by Borch
  41. I’m voting for Texas: “What’s the Matter With Father” by Van Alstyne
  42. Brander and friends: “Karma” by Herbert
  43. Three pals start shooting: “Defense of Honor” Zamecnik
  44. Mother and pals sad: “Broken Dreams” by Spitalny
  45. The eyes of Texas: “Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar
  46. A lonely house: “Mysterioso No. 1” by Kempinski
  47. Flash-back to mother and pals: “Disturbance” by Zamecnik
  48. Have I got time: “Galloping Furies” by Rapee
  49. He enters hall of Congress: “American Guard” by Bergh
  50. All in favor—please rise: “There’ll Be a Hot Time” by Beyer

Notes: Cues transcribed by James Doering

Source: Carl Braun Collection

SFSMA ID: tviuhyVoqP

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The Wild Party

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Title: The Wild Party

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1929

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

Notes:

Source: Silent Film Collection, Adele Sullivan materials, American Music Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder

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Welcome Danger

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Title: Welcome Danger

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1929

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

Notes:

Source: Silent Film Collection, Adele Sullivan materials, American Music Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder

SFSMA ID: 2X3DH7f7wq

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The Virginian

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Title: The Virginian

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1929

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

Notes:

Source: Silent Film Collection, Adele Sullivan materials, American Music Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder

SFSMA ID: iMa7cdVzcc

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The Vanishing American

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Title: The Vanishing American

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1925

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

Notes: handwritten notes

Source: Silent Film Collection, Adele Sullivan materials, American Music Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder

SFSMA ID: PCQgZYVZtA

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The Ten Commandments

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Title: The Ten Commandments

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1923

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

Notes: handwritten notes

Source: Silent Film Collection, Adele Sullivan materials, American Music Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder

SFSMA ID: DkBgCYF4rs

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Stairs of Sand

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Title: Stairs of Sand

Author: James C. Bradford

Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheets, 1929

Series:

Format: Cue sheet

Document type: Cue sheet

All authors/contributors: James C. Bradford

OCLC Number:

Contents:

Notes:

Source: Silent Film Collection, Adele Sullivan materials, American Music Research Center, University of Colorado at Boulder

SFSMA ID: jN4Rsrosrh

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