Contents

Collection Summary

Biographical Note

Scope and Content Note

Organization of the Winston Sharples Music Manuscripts

Selected Search Terms

Theatrical Cartoons, 1943-1967

Television Cartoons, circa 1963-1968

Live Action Films, 1940s-1950s

Miscellany, circa 1940s-1960s

Winston Sharples Music Manuscripts

Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress

2012

Biographical Note

Winston Singleton Sharples was a composer best known for his work with animated short subjects, especially those created by the animation departments at Van Beuren Studios (1932-1936) and later at Paramount Pictures animation studios (circa 1939-1967).

Sharples was born on March 1, 1909, in Fall River, Massachusetts to William, a machinist, and Mary Sharples. He began playing piano in vaudeville at the age of eight. He earned a B.A. from Harvard University, an M.F.A. in drama from the Carnegie Institute of Technology and continued studies at the Yale University Graduate School of Drama.

Sharples appeared on radio from 1930 to 1932, playing the piano on a 15-minute morning program at various stations in Connecticut. He moved to New York City in 1932, where he played piano and occasionally bass with Vincent Lopez's orchestra.

Sharples joined Gene Rodemich in scoring cartoons for the Van Beuren Corporation (primarily an animation studio) in 1932 after Walter Winchell had praised his work with Lopez in a newspaper column, which was read by studio owner Amadee J. Van Beuren. During the next couple of years, Sharples and Rodemich composed new synchronized musical soundtracks for previously produced silent film shorts acquired by Van Bueren, including twelve Charlie Chaplin short films (1916-1918 Lone Star comedies originally produced by the Mutual Film Corporation), such as The Pawnshop and The Rink. Rodemich died in February 1934, just as the Van Beuren Studio was beginning to expand its capacity to include live action film documentaries. Sharples stayed at Van Beuren until 1936, during which time he assumed a larger musical role, composing the music for two Frank Buck documentary film vehicles, Wild Cargo (1934) and Fang and Claw (1935) and another documentary film titled Joan Lowell, Adventure Girl (1934). In the late 1930s, Sharples was associate composer for another film documentary Dark Rapture (1938), produced by Armand Denis Productions/Universal Pictures.

Sharples contributed music for the 1939 full-length animated Paramount Pictures/Max Fleischer Studio production Gulliver’s Travels. The well-known song "It’s a Hap Hap Happy Day," with music and lyrics by Sammy Timburg, Al Neiburg and Sharples, first appeared in this feature. This song, as well as many additional songs and other incidental music subsequently composed, were later compiled into a stock musical cue library that was repeatedly drawn upon for Paramount cartoons created during the next twenty-eight years.

Sharples composed music scores for the Max Fleischer Studio, the theatrical animation studio of Paramount, through 1942, first contributing music for the Superman series (1942-1943). In mid-1942, Paramount reorganized its animation studio, renaming it Famous Studios and relocating all production to New York City from the former Florida location. During the next twenty-five years, Sharples composed hundreds of music scores for Famous Studios’ various theatrical cartoon series, which included: The Cat, Comic Kings (King Features Syndicate) featuring Beetle Bailey, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, and Krazy Kat in separate series, Fractured Fables, GoGo Toons, Harveytoons (featuring characters from Harvey Comics such as Little Audrey, Baby Huey, etc.), Herman and Katnip, Honey Halfwitch, Jeepers and Creepers, Merry Makers, Modern Madcaps, Noveltoons, Popeye the Sailor, Swifty and Shorty, and dozens of audience sing-a-long cartoons in the Screen Songs and Kartune series. In the 1960s, Sharples successfully adapted his style to smaller instrumental ensembles and even incorporated jazz and rock and roll styles for the edgier works of Ralph Bakshi, until Paramount finally closed production of theatrical cartoons in late 1967.

In addition to his animated cartoon work, Sharples composed music for several Paramount live action short films and documentaries produced during the 1940s and early 1950s. During the late 1940s, Sharples gradually assumed the position of music director for several live action short films found in Paramount's Pacemaker series, also contributing music for the Headliner, Musical Parade and Paramount News film series. Sharples composed music for at least two Paramount documentaries made in the late 1940s: The Grass is Greener (with a possible working title: Freedom’s Firepower) (date unknown), and Cassino to Korea (1950). He also composed music for another documentary film titled Men of the Forest, made for the United States Information Service. Other documentaries represented by full scores include a film simply titled Westinghouse (a possible working title), dated Jan. 17, 1952, and another documentary score that lacks any title/production details.

Sharples composed music for several episodes of the 1955 syndicated television program His Honor, Homer Bell. The program featured Gene Lockhart as Judge Homer Bell and was produced by Galahad Productions, for NBC Films.

Sharples joined ASCAP in 1948. In 1958, Sharples teamed with Joe Oriolo (best known as the creator of the Casper, the Friendly Ghost cartoon series) to produce music for 260 cartoons in the new Felix the Cat television cartoon series. That series made extensive use of stock music formerly composed for the Paramount cartoon shorts as well as newly created music such as the Felix the Cat theme song, composed by Sharples.

In the late 1950s, Sharples and animation producer Hal Seeger formed a partnership called Scroll Productions that repackaged Sharples' scores from the Paramount cartoons into a stock music library, much like the Capitol Records Hi-Q library. Most of the cues were from late 1950s productions, but some dated as far back as the 1952 Popeye cartoon Big Bad Sinbad. Other television animated productions that used this stock music included the King Features Syndicate television cartoons Popeye the Sailor, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, Beetle Bailey, as well as King Leonardo, The Mighty Hercules, Rocket Robin Hood, Tennessee Tuxedo and the Underdog cartoon series. Later, Sharples’ music cues (along with additional cues and incidental music composed by his associate George Steiner) were recycled into episodes of Seeger's Batfink series. Sharples also composed the theme song for Seeger's Milton the Monster television cartoon show in 1965, in addition to using the stock music package for part of the underscore. During 1965-1968, Sharples contributed music to the Milton the Monster Show which featured several cartoon characters - each having its own cartoon series: Fearless Fly, Flukey Luke, Milton the Monster, Muggy Doo, Boy Cat, Muggy Doo, Boy Fox, Penny Penguin, Stuffy Durma and an unissued cartoon character series titled Wilbur the Wanted.

Winston Sharples died on April 3, 1978, at age 69, in Hilton Head, South Carolina.

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Scope and Content Note

The Winston Sharples Music Manuscripts spans a period between 1943 and 1968, roughly corresponding to the years Sharples was active as principal composer for Paramount's animation production branch, Famous Studios. During this twenty-five year period, Sharples composed music for almost 700 animated short films while also serving as music director of Paramount's live action Pacemaker short films, and also contributing to other Paramount film series such as Headliner, Musical Parade, and Paramount News, and longer documentaries - some produced by other companies.

The collection contains approximently 190 Paramount cartoon scores found almost entirely in the form of holographs: particells (a form of lead sheet that contains film dialogue, descriptive action cues, other film frame specific comments and a piano score), full orchestral scores, and instrumental parts. Several photocopied manuscripts contain melodic lines with lyrics, made for Paramount's Screen Song cartoon series, while other pages contain only lyrics. Many cartoons have been identified using either a provided title, particell dialogue, or other means. Other scores are only identified by the unique Paramount job number, an in-house accession number that serves as an identifier and means of providing an approximate theatrical release date. Also included are scores, instrumental parts, musical cues (often composed by associate composer George Steiner) and other incidental music written for several mid-1960s television cartoon series produced by Joe Oriolo and Hal Seeger. These shows include The Mighty Hercules, Flukey Luke, Milton the Monster, and Penny Penguin.

Full scores for several live-action film documentaries and short films are included, such as Paramount's The Grass is Greener and Pacemaker series film Bundle from Brazil (1948). The full score of a six-reel documentary issued by the United States Information Service titled Men of the Forest is included as is a circa 1952 film titled Westinghouse that has no accompanying production details. Another film score present is Land Called New Jersey, produced by Bransby Productions. Sharples' brief foray into composing for television is represented by his music for the 1955 syndicated live action program His Honor, Homer Bell, starring Gene Lockhart and produced by Galahad Productions for NBC Films.

The remaining manuscripts in the collection consist of holograph sketches, lyric sheets, and musical fragments that have been indexed using any available descriptive information from the materials.

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Selected Search Terms

People

• Oriolo, Joe.
• Seeger, Hal.
• Sharples, Winston, 1909-1978--Manuscripts.
• Sharples, Winston, 1909-1978.
• Sharples, Winston, 1909-1978.
• Sharples, Winston, 1909-1978. Selections.

Organizations

• Famous Studios (Firm)

Subjects

• Animated film music--Lead sheets.
• Animated film music--Scores and parts.
• Animated television music--Lead sheets.
• Animated television music--Scores and parts.
• Motion picture music.
• Music--Manuscripts.
• Television music.

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Organization of the Winston Sharples Music Manuscripts

The Winston Sharples Music Manuscripts are organized in four series:

• Theatrical Cartoons, 1943-1967
• Television Cartoons, circa 1963-1968
• Live Action Films, 1940s-1950s
• Miscellany, circa 1940s-1960s

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Container List

Theatrical Cartoons, 1943-1967

Around 190 cartoon scores from theatrical cartoons produced by Paramount's animation studio, Famous Studios. Paramount's theatrical cartoons were issued in several different series with titles such as Fractured Fables, Modern Madcaps, and Noveltoons. Original cartoon production job numbers, a unique accession identification number assigned by Famous Studios to each cartoon, are included when present and were used in dating each cartoon. The date represents the cartoon's original theatrical release date.

Arranged alphabetically by individual cartoon series and alphabetically by title therein. Unidentified particells and full scores are arranged in numerical order by the original job number.

Casper, the Friendly Ghost, 1951

Too boo, or not to boo (N-10-11-C), 1951 Particell

The Cat, 1960-1961

Cane and able (C-20-2), 1961 Particell

Cool cat blues (C-20-1), 1961 Particell

Top cat (MM-20-5), 1960 Particell

Comic Kings, 1962

The hat (0423), 1962 Particell

The hat (0423), 1962 Full score

Hero's reward (0425), 1962 Particell

Hero's reward (0425), 1962 Full score

Home sweet swampy (0426), 1962 Particell

The method and maw (0422), 1962 Particell

The method and maw (0422), 1962 Full score

Snuffy's song (0421), 1962 Particell

Snuffy's song (0421), 1962 Full score

Take me to your gen'rul (0414), 1962 Particell

Fractured Fables, 1967

The fuz (0619), 1967 Full score

Mouse trek (0641), 1967 Full score

My daddy, the astronaut (0616), 1967 Particell

The stubborn cowboy (0628), 1967 Particell

The stubborn cowboy (0628), 1967 Full score

The stuck-up wolf (0634), 1967 Particell

The stuck-up wolf (0634), 1967 Full score

GoGo Toons, 1967

A bridge grows in Brooklyn (0618), 1967 Particell

A bridge grows in Brooklyn (0618), 1967 Full score

Keep the cool, baby (0627), 1967 Particell

Keep the cool, baby (0627), 1967 Full score

The plumber (0614), 1967 Particell

The plumber (0614), 1967 Full score

The space squid (0613), 1967 Particell

The space squid (0613), 1967 Full score

The squaw-path (0615), 1967 Particell

The squaw-path (0615), 1967 Full score

Herman and Katnip, 1953, 1959

Felineous assault (HK-18-4), 1959 Particell

Fun on furlough (HK-18-5), 1959 Particell

Of mice and magic (N-11-9), 1953 Particell

Owly to bed (HK-18-3), 1959 Particell

Honey Halfwitch, 1967

Alter egotist (0623), 1967 Particell

Alter egotist (0623), 1967 Full score

Brother bat (0626), 1967 Particell

Clean sweep (0624), 1967 Particell

Clean sweep (0624), 1967 Full score

High but not dry (0625), 1967 Particell

High but not dry (0625), 1967 Full score

Jeepers and Creepers, 1960

The boss is always right (N-19-3), 1960 Particell

Busy buddies (N-19-15), 1960 Particell

Scouting for trouble (N-19-17), 1960 Particell

Kartune, 1953

Hysterical history (SS-12-3), 1953 Particell

Vegetable vaudeville (unknown number), 1951 Parts

Little Lulu, circa 1943-1944

Lulu's birthday party (unknown number), 1944 Part with lyrics

Little Lulu series theme song, circa 1943 Vocal part

Merry Makers, 1967

Forget-me-nuts (0633), 1967 Particell

Forget-me-nuts (0633), 1967 Full score

From orbit to obit (MM-20-6), 1967 Particell

From orbit to obit (MM-20-6), 1967 Full score

Modern Madcaps, 1959-1967

And so Tibet (0556), 1964 Particell

A balmy knight (0583), 1966 Particell

The blacksheep blacksmith (0621), 1967 Particell

The blacksheep blacksmith (0621), 1967 Full score

Bopin' Hood (C-20-3), 1961 Particell

Bouncing Benny (MM-20-1), 1960 Particell

Crumley Cogwheel (0512), 1962 Particell

Disguise the limit (MM-19-2), 1960 Particell

Electronica (N-19-8), 1960 Particell

Fiddle-faddle (N-19-2), 1960 Particell

Fit to be toyed (N-18-6), 1959 Particell

From dime to dime (N-19-7), 1960 Particell

Galaxia (MM-20-2), 1960 Particell

Giddy gadgets (0514), 1962 Particell

I want my mummy (0584), 1966 Full score

In the nicotine (MM-20-8), 1961 Particell

The inquisit visit (MM-20-9), 1961 Particell

The itch (0566), 1965 Particell

The itch (0566), 1965 Full score

The mighty termite (MM-20-7), 1961 Particell

Mike the masquerader (N-18-10), 1959 Particell

Near sighted and far out (0563), 1964 Particell

One of the family (0521), 1962 Particell

One of the family (0521), 1962 Full score

One weak vacation (0525), 1963 Particell

One weak vacation (0525), 1963 Full score

The outside dope (0565), 1965 Particell

The outside dope (0565), 1965 Full scores (2)

Penny pals (0315), 1962 Particell

Penny pals (0315), 1962 Full score

Le petite parade (N-18-7), 1959 Particell

The phantom moustacher (MM-20-4), 1961 Particell

The plot sickens (0511), 1961 Particell

Poor little witch girl (0567), 1965 Particell

Poor little witch girl (0567), 1965 Full score

Reading, writhing and 'rithmetic (0557), 1964 Particell

The shoe must go on (MM-19-1), 1960 Particell

Shootin' stars (N-19-10), 1960 Particell

Terry the terror (MM-20-3), 1960 Particell

Trigger treats (N-19-4), 1960 Particell

Trouble date (N-19-5), 1960 Particell

A wedding knight (0585), 1966 Particell

Noveltoons, 1952-1967

L'amour the merrier (N-17-9), 1957 Particell

Be mice to cats (N-19-11), 1960 Particell

Butterscotch and soda (unknown number), 1948 Part with lyrics

Cape Kidnaveral (N-20-6), 1961 Particell

Case of the cockeyed carnary (N-12-7), 1952 Particell

Cock-o-doodle dino (N-16-4), 1957 Particell

Counter attack (N-19-16), 1960 Particell

Dante dreamer (N-17-4), 1958 Particell

Feast and furious (N-11-11), 1952 Particell

Fiddlin' around (0324), 1962 Particell

Fiddlin' around (0324), 1962 Full score

Fine feathered friend (N-19-14), 1960 Particell

Good snooze tonight (0325), 1963 Particell

Good snooze tonight (0325), 1963 Full score

A hair-raising tale (0560), 1965 Particell

A hair-raising tale (0560), 1965 Full score

Hobo's holiday (unknown number), 1963 Instrumental parts with lyrics

Homer on the range (0559), 1964 Particell

Horning in (0562), 1965 Particell

Hound about that (N-20-5), 1961 Particell

Houndabout (N-18-8), 1959 Particell

Huey's Father's Day (N-18-9), 1959 Particell

Kozmo goes to school (0311), 1961 Particell

Kozmo goes to school (0311), 1961 Full score

The lion's busy (N-20-4), 1961 Particell

Little Audrey says - theme song (unknown number), circa 1948 Vocal part

Miceniks (N-20-2), 1960 Particell

Monkey doodles (N-19-9), 1960 Particell

Mr. Money Gags (N-16-6), 1957 Particell

Northern mites (N-20-3), 1960 Particell

Okey dokey donkey (N-17-5), 1958 Particell

Op, pop, wham, and bop (0575), 1966 Particell

Out of this whirl (N-19-1), 1959 Particell

Peck your own home (N-19-12), 1960 Particell

Planet Mouseola (N-20-1), 1960 Particell

Robin hoodwinked (0622), 1967 Particell

Robin hoodwinked (0622), 1967 Full score

The sheepish wolf (0334), 1963 Particell

Sick transit (0576), 1966 Particell

Silly science (MM-19-3), 1960 Particell

Sir Irving and Jeames (N-16-5), 1956 Particell

Song of the birds (unknown number), 1949 Instrumental parts

Starting from hatch (N-12-1), 1953 Particell

The story of George Washington (0561), 1965 Particell

Tarts and flowers (unknown number), 1950 Lyrics only

Teacher's pest (unknown number), 1950 Instrumental parts

A tiger's tail (0544), 1964 Particell

Trick or tree (N-20-7x), 1961 Particell

Turning the fables (N-19-13), 1960 Particell

Turtle scoop (N-20-8), 1961 Particell

Popeye the Sailor, 1950, 1952-1953, 1957

Ancient fistory (P-12-6), 1953 Particell

Big bad Sinbad (P-12-5), 1952 Particell

Child sockology (P-12-4), 1953 Particell

Farmer and the belle (P-10-6), 1950 Particell

Patriotic Popeye (P-16-2), 1957 Particell

Swimmer take all (P-11-7), 1952 Particell

Popeye song, undated Full score

Screen Songs, 1948-1951

The big drip (unknown number), 1949 Parts and lyric sheets

The big flame up (SS-8-12), 1949 Parts

Blue Hawaii (unknown number), 1950 Parts

Boos in the night (SS-8-11), 1949 Parts

Drippy Mississippi (unknown number), 1951 Parts

Fresh yeggs (SS-10-1), 1950 Parts

Gobs of fun (SS-9-12), 1949 Full score and parts

Heap hep injuns (SS-9-4), 1949 Parts and lyric sheet with cues

Helter swelter (unknown number), 1950 Parts

Jingle jangle jungle (unknown number), 1950 Parts

Our funny finny friends (unknown number), 1949 Parts

Readin', ritin' and rhythmetic (unknown number), 1948 Parts

Short'nin' bread (SS-9-2), 1950 Parts and lyric sheets

Snow foolin' (unknown number), 1949 Part and lyric sheets

Spring song (SS-8-5), 1949 Score, parts, and lyric sheets

Toys will be toys (unknown number), 1949 Parts

Tweet music (unknown number), 1951 Parts

Win, place and showboat (unknown number), 1950 Parts

Winter draws on (SS-7-2), 1948 Parts and cue sheets

Swifty and Shorty, 1964-1965

Accidents will happen (0549), 1964 Particell

The bus way to travel (0552), 1964 Particell

Call me a taxi (0542), 1964 Particell

Fix that clock (0540), 1964 Particell

Fizzicle fizzle (0537), 1964 Particell

A Friend in tweed (0541), 1964 Particell

Highway slobbery (0543), 1964 Particell

Hip hop olè (0548), 1964 Particell

Inferior decorator (0551), 1965 Particell

Inferior decorator (0551), 1965 Full score

The once over (0538), 1964 Particell

Sailing zero (0535), 1964 Particell

Service with a smile (0539), 1964 Particell

Unidentified Titles (Famous Studios), circa 1956, 1960-1967

CG-18-5, circa late 1950s Full score

HK-17-5, circa 1959 Full score

HK-18-6A, circa 1959 Full score

N-17-9, circa 1958 Full score

0313, circa 1962 Full score

0321, circa 1963 Full score

0323, circa 1963 Full score

0328, circa 1963 Full score

0331, circa 1963 Full score

0332, circa 1963 Full score

0415, circa 1962 Full score

0513, circa 1962 Full score

0522, circa 1962 Full score

0523, circa 1962 Full score

0526, circa 1963 Full score

0528, circa 1963 Full score

0564, circa 1965 Full score

0568, circa 1965 Full score

0569, circa 1965 Full score

0570, circa 1965 Full score

0571, circa 1965 Full score

0577, circa 1966 Full score

0578, circa 1966 Full score

0579, circa 1966 Full score

0581, circa 1966 Full score

0582, circa 1966 Full score

0586, circa 1966 Full score

0587, circa 1966 Full score

0589, circa 1967 Full score

0590, circa 1967 Full score

0591, circa 1967 Full score

0626, 1967 Parts

0630, 1967 Particell

0630, 1967 Full score

0632, 1967 Particell

0632, 1967 Full score

Music cues, nos. 28-47, circa 1960s Full score

Para. title (unknown number), circa 1962 Full score

Telemeter # 1, circa 1956 Particell

Title tags (unknown number), circa 1962 Full score

Television Cartoons, circa 1963-1968

Holograph manuscript full scores and instrumental parts for various 1960s television cartoon series that were produced by Joe Oriolo or Hal Seeger. Included are several stock music cues that were repeatedly used as part of the underscores.

Arranged by production company, then alphabetically by series title and individual cartoon title therein.

Joe Oriolo Productions, circa 1963

The Mighty Hercules, 1963

The Mighty Hercules. Theme song, circa 1963 Full score; lyric sheet

Hal Seeger Productions, circa 1965-1968

Flukey Luke, circa 1965

Flukey Luke. Unidentified title, circa 1965 Full scores

Milton the Monster, 1965-1968

Milton the Monster. Music cues, circa 1965-1968 Full scores

Milton the Monster. Music cues, circa 1965-1968 Full scores

Milton the Monster. Music cues, nos. 1-57, circa 1965-1968 Full scores

Milton the Monster. Music cues, nos. 1-27, circa 1965-1968 Full scores

Milton the Monster. Music cues, circa 1965-1968 Instrumental parts

Penny the Penguin, circa 1965

Penny the penguin. Unidentified title, circa 1965 Full score

Super Blooper, circa 1965

Super Blooper. Miscellaneous non-titled scores, sketches, circa 1965 Full scores

Unidentified Titles: Unknown Cartoon Series, circa 1960s

Music cues, circa 1960s

Music cues (nos. 1-35), circa 1960s Full scores

Live Action Films, 1940s-1950s

Music composed for live action short films and documentaries produced by Paramount and other companies. In addition, full scores and/or parts for twelve episodes of His Honor, Homer Bell.

Arranged alphabetically by production company, and by individual title therein. Unidentified film titles are listed separately, including working titles (if present), and other details. The His Honor, Homer Bell scores are listed separately and arranged numerically by original episode number.

Shorts and Documentaries, 1940s-1950s

Bransby Productions, undated

Land called New Jersey, undated Full score

Paramount Pictures, Inc., circa late 1940s

Bundle from Brazil, 1948 Full score

Bundle from Brazil, 1948 Score with cues

The grass is greener, undated Full score

The grass is greener, undated Instrumental parts

Paramount News, circa late 1940s Scores (musical cues)

United States Information Service, undated

Men of the forest, undated Full score

Unknown production company, circa early 1950s

Westinghouse, circa 1952 Full score

Unidentified documentary, undated Full score

Unidentified documentary, undated Full score

Television Programs, 1955

Galahad Productions/NBC Films, 1955

His Honor, Homer Bell, 1955

Introductory theme music, 1955 Piano score

Episode #1 - The young at heart, 1955 Instrumental part (fragment)

Episode #7 - The piano lesson, 1955 Full score

Episode #7 - The piano lesson, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #8 - Cousin Edwin's visit, 1955 Full score

Episode #8 - Cousin Edwin's visit, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #9 - The courtship, 1955 Full score

Episode #9 - The courtship, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #11 - The cook nappers, 1955 Full score

Episode #11 - The cook nappers, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode # 14 - Aunt Catherine, 1955 Full score

Episode #14 - Aunt Catherine, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #16 - The farm, 1955 Full score

Episode #16 - The farm, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #17 - The dog story, 1955 Full score

Episode #17 - The dog story, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #21 - The black eye, 1955 Full score

Episode #21 - The black eye, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #23 - Red tape, 1955 Full score (fragment)

Episode #23 - Red tape, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #24 - The gift, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode #27 - The art contest, 1955 Instrumental parts

Episode unknown - Dreamboat, 1955 Cue and timing notes only

Episode # unknown - unidentified title, 1955 Full score

Episode # unknown - unidentified title, 1955 Full score

Miscellany, circa 1940s-1960s

Music, sketches, lyrics, and other materials that have not been identified as having been used as film music. Includes music containing partial titles, music credited to other composers, and music with no title information. Full or partial titles are provided if present.

Arranged alphabetically by title.

Song Sheets, circa 1940s

Be's ya got bugs, circa 1940s Lyric sheet

I take an oath, circa 1940s Lyric sheet

In a cozy corner, circa 1948 Score and lyric sheet

In my calendar of dreams, circa 1940s Lyric sheet and piano part

Nobody knows where the man in the moon goes, circa 1940s Lyric sheet

Oh dem golden slippers, circa 1946 Score

The reunion waltz, circa 1940s Lyric sheet

Superwhite, circa late 1940s Score

Wedding of two broken hearts, circa 1940s Score and lyric sheet

Who are you?, circa 1940s Score and lyric sheet

You can do, circa 1940s Lyric sheet

Unidentified Music, Sketches and Fragments, undated

Unidentified film music. The colossal show, undated Full score

Unidentified film music. The colossal show, undated Piano-vocal score

Unidentified film music. Manhattan, undated Full score

Unidentified film music. Maryland, undated Full score

Unidentified film music. Pied piper, undated Full score

Unidentified film music. Square dances, undated Instrumental parts

Unidentified film music. Sullivan's column, undated Full score

Unidentified music. C.P. species I-V, undated Piano scores (2)

Unidentified music. Choruses I-II, undated Full score

Unidentified music. Dram. opening; Dram. F.F., undated Piano score

Unidentified music. Main title, undated Full score

Unidentified music. Main title, undated Full score

Unidentified music. R.H.H. cues, undated Piano score

Unidentified music. With music by Tchaikowsky, undated Melodic line only

Unidentified music sketches, undated Piano score

Unidentified music tablets, undated Piano music

Music by Other Composers, undated

Poulenc, Francis

L'embarquement pour Cythère: for two pianos, undated Manuscript piano parts

Trolli, Nilo

Harlequin: scherzo for piano, undated Manuscript score