Café Rouge, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City, New

Moonlight Serenade (Theme)
E3VP 5238 Vi LPT-6700, Vi EPNT-6700 (947-0121), Vi LPT-3057, Vi
EPBT-3057 (947-0137), Vi LPM/LSP-1192, Vi EPB-
1192 (547-0809), Vi SPD-18 (599-9112), Vi 45 Special-
1953, RCA It LPM 10011, RCA It LJ 50012, Vi Promotion
Disc 10" 78 (E3-CB-3370), RCA F 230201, RCA F 530243,
RCA G LSP-9901, HMV RLS 599, RCA G LPM/LSP-1192,
Vi EPBT-1192, RCA RD 27068, El G EG 8048, El 7MW
648, RCA Vi Arg 3AE-3286, RCA F 740.525, RCA G SRS
560, Vi Arg LPM/LSP-1192
(2:53) Little Brown Jug (arr BF)
(Traditional)
Ts, Beneke; cnt, Hackett
Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree
Always in My Heart
Serenade (arr BF) ??
From “The Student Prince”
(Sigmund Romberg)
Slumber Song (Theme)
-451-
On Vi LPT-6700 Little Brown Jug was incorrectly listed as
being broadcast on June 2, 1940.
Victor list Serenade as being one of the tunes on this
program. However, since this disc is broken (and was not
put on tape) we are unable to check further. There is an
arrangement of this tune on file. This tune was also listed
as being played on the April 30, 1942 program, but in
checking this out the tune was discovered to actually be
Everybody Loves My Baby. Because of this fact and since
Miller usually wound up his programs with a fast tune we
suspect that Serenade was not played.
3 June, 1942 (WED): Camp Grant, Rockford, Illinois (CHESTERFIELD SHOW)
CBS 7:15-7:30 PM
Moonlight Serenade (Theme)
E1LVB 3201 Vi LPT-16, HMV B-10235, Vi 42-0108 (Vi PT-25), El
WDLP 1013, Vi 27-0108 (Vi WPT-25), Vi EPBT-
3025 (947-0025), HMV DLP 1013, Vi LPM-1193,
Vi It LPM-10141, RCA It LJ 50020, El E EG 7795,
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