U.S. Propaganda and the Arts of WWI - 100th Anniversary Online Exhibition

My Sweetheart is Somewhere in France, 1917 Mary Earl, 1862-1932 (Composer and Lyricist); William Austin Starmer, 1872-1955 and/or Frederick Waite Starmer, 1878-1962 (Illustrators); Shapiro, Bernstein […]

The Yanks With The Tanks Will Go Through The German Ranks, 1918 Jimmie Shea (Composer); E. E. Walton (Illustrator); Broadway Music Corp., New York, NY […]

Why We Want To Lick Germany, 1918 George H. Klay (Composer); Raymond Leeroy Blymyer (Lyricist); Klaymyer Music Co., Lima, OH (Publisher) Song Sheet, lithograph on […]

We Are Out For The Scalp Of Mister Kaiser Man, 1917 Charles Summers, 1827-1878 (Composer and Lyricist); Billy Eustace (Composer and Lyricist); Kay-See Music Co., […]

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning, 1918 Irving Berlin, 1888-1989 (Composer and Lyricist); Eddie Cantor, 1892-1964 (Performer); Waterson, Berlin & Snyder […]

Over There, 1917 George M. (Michael) Cohan, 1878-1942 (Composer and Lyricist); Norman Rockwell, 1894-1978 (Illustrator); Leo Feist, Inc., New York, NY (Publisher) Song Sheet, lithograph […]

Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France, 1917 Billy Baskette (Composer); C. Francis Reisner     and Benny Davis (Lyricists); Rosenbaum Studios (Illustrator); Leo Feist, Inc., New York, […]

You Ought to See the Little Garden In Our Back Yard, 1918 James Brockman (Composer); Jeff T. Branen, 1872-1927 (Lyricist); Kendis-Brockman Music Co., New York, […]

When A Blue Service Star Turns To Gold, 1918 Theodore F. Morse, 1873-1924 (Composer); Casper Nathan (Lyricist); Rosenbaum Studios, New York, NY (Illustrator); Leo Feist, […]

There’s a Little Blue Star in the Window (And It Means All the World to Me), 1918 F. (Frank) Henri Klickman (Composer); Paul B. Armstrong […]