They Can’t Take That Away From Me
From the 1937 film “Shall We Dance”. Words by Ira Gershwin. Music by George Gershwin.
Songs
They’re Blaming the Charleston (1925 THE COCOANUTS) (unpublished]
From the Marx Bros. musical, “THE COCOANUTS,” 1925. [Unpublished.] Words and Music by Irving Berlin. Copyright ©22 Dec 1925. B&W Professional Copy. Sheet Music from the collection of Michael Deatz.
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There’s Something About You Makes Me Love You
A popular song from 1917. Words and music by Henry Lewis, Bernie Grossman and Arthur Lange.
They Cut Down the Old Pine Tree
A tear-jerker from 1929 Words and music by Willie Raskin, George Brown and Edward Eliscu
They’re Either Too Young or Too Old
From the film “Thank Your Lucky Stars”, 1943 Words by Frank Loesser Music by Arthur Schwartz
There’s Something in the Name of Ireland
. . . That the Whole World Seems To Love. A popular song from 1917. Words by Howard Johnson. Music by Milton Ager. Song suggested by Laurence Rubenstein.
They Didn’t Believe Me
A 1914 famous song. words by M. E. Rourke (writing as Herbert Reynolds) music by Jerome Kern (his first big hit)
There’s Something Nice About the South (1917 DANCE AND GROW THIN)
From the show “Dance and Grow Thin,” 1917. Words and Music by Irving Berlin. Cover Art by Albert W. Barbelle. Copyright ©2 Apr 1917. Sheet Music from the collection of Michael Deatz.
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There’s Something Rather Odd About Augustus
From the musical “Fluffy Ruffles,” 1908 Words by C. H. Bovill Music by Jerome D. Kern