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You never spoke to me like that before
For voice and piano.
Break the news to mother / by Chas. K. Harris.
New edition, unchanged with the exception of title page: World War I scene of four soldiers on background of a drum.
Ma Filipino babe
For voice and piano.
Ma Filipino babe
For voice and piano.
Daisy Doyle
"The sweetest of love songs."
Dearest sweetheart : a beautiful ballad with waltz chorus
For voice and piano.
Daddy's lullaby : the daintiest and sweetest lullaby song written
For voice and piano.
Typescript letter with autograph: signed by Jim Harrison to James Dickey, 1966: March 9.
Typescript letter with autograph: signed by Jim Harrison to James Dickey, 1966: March 9; Harrison tells Dickey that he admires Dickey's review of "Suspect in Poetry".
Somewhere in France : a song with piano accompaniment / words by James P. Sinnott ; music by May Hartmann.
"Dedicated to Mme. Frances Alda" -- Caption.
"Uneasy Fame For a Reclusive Soul" by Anemona Hartocollis from Newsday, July 14, 1987.
Uneasy Fame For a Reclusive Soul, Newsday, July 14, 1987. May Swenson won $135,000 from the MacArthur Foundation. Hartocollis was able to track Swenson to her home Sea Cliff, Long Island for an interview.