| Title | Parts |
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| [] Maid of the sea. Waltz. Song words and music J. Anton Dailey pub H. A. Sage Publisher, Detroit, Michigan 1905 |
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| [] Dreaming. Serenade. Song words L. W. Heiser pub Jerome H. Remick, New York 1906 |
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| [] Sweetheart days. Song words L. W. Heiser Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York 1907 |
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| [] When I look into your eyes. Ballad. Voice and piano also published for 16 part orchestra words Raymond Zirkel pub Detroit Music Pub. Co., Detroit 1908 |
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| [] The wedding of the stars. Song words and music J. Anton Dailey pub Detroit Music Pub. Co., Detroit 1908 |
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| [] In the realms of eternity. Sacred song words Arthur J. Lamb (d. bef.1935) pub Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York 1908 copyright Cecil Lamb, London 15jun1935 |
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| [] My shining star. Song copyright J. Anton Dailey, Detroit, Michigan 5feb1908 |
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| [] Dear heart. Song. 1908 from the production "A Knight for a day" |
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| [] Here's a toast to you. Song words Charles L. Hertzman pub Detroit Music Pub. Co, Detroit 1909 |
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| [] Longing for you. Ballad words Nellie Payne Lawrence pub Lawrence Music Pub. Co. 1909 |
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| [] If dreams were only true. Song words Reginald R. Pulford pub J. Anton Dailey, Detroit 1912 |
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| [] Under the stars. Song. 1913 words J. S. Zamecnik pub Sam Fox Pub. Co., Cleveland, Ohio 1913 |
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| [] Someone who loves you is lonely. Song words Lawrence E. Steiger pub Sam Fox Pub. Co., Cleveland, Ohio 1914 |
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| [] When I come back to you. Military ballad. 1915 words Arthur J. Lamb |