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Copyrights: Pinocchio
Copyrights: Treasure Island. By Robert Louis Stevenson, illustrated by John Falter, afterword by Clifton Fadiman, author of renewable matter: the Macmillan Company
Copyrights: Treasure Island. By Robert Louis Stevenson, introd. by David Daiches, suggestions for reading and discussion by Margaret A. Nolan
Copyrights: Pit and the pendulum. w & m Bernie Green
Copyrights: Plain Jane
Copyrights: Plan B
Copyrights: Play it again; themes from stage, screen & television. Artist: John Barry, sound recording Nantes Holdings, Ltd
Copyrights: Playboy
Copyrights: Playboy part 2
Copyrights: Playing around with the girls. w & m Bob Graves
Copyrights: Playing for keeps: recreation and re-creation in American literature
Copyrights: Playing for keeps: recreation and re-creation in American literature part 2
Copyrights: On the road again. French w Pierre Delanoe, m Gilbert Beacud, English w Rod McKuen
Copyrights: Playing games. Musical adaptation & English w Ben J. Solomon & Sandy Stone
Copyrights: Playing games. m G. Malgoni, English w Horace Linsley & Gerald Ross
Copyrights: Playing the field & 5 other titles
Copyrights: Playing with fire; a play in one act. By August Strindberg, English translation: Michael Meyer
Copyrights: Please accept my love. w & m Riley B. King (B. B. King) & Sam Ling
Copyrights: Please come home. Words & music: Autry Inman, Shirly Lyn, pseud. of Jerry Organ, & Carl Smith
Copyrights: Please don't go so soon. English words: Carl Sigman, original words and music: Kurt Feltz and Heinz Gietz
Copyrights: Please forgive me. w Mister Goo Goo Eyes, pseud. of Joseph August, m Don Deadric Robey
Copyrights: Please forgive me. w Mister Goo Goo Eyes, pseud. of Joseph August, m Don Deadric Robey part 2
Copyrights: Please forgive me & 1 other title; songs
Copyrights: Please love me, baby. Words & music: Billy Davis a.k.a. Roquel Davis
Copyrights: Please stay mine. w & m Bill Constable, Ray Benich, Bill Schwark, Bob Kalamasz & Jim Quinn
Copyrights: Please stay tonight & 4 other titles, Please stay
Copyrights: Please stay tonight & 4 other titles, Please stay part 2
Copyrights: Please tell me now. w & m Joe Jordan (Joseph Jordan), Frank Jordan & Robert Jordan
Copyrights: Please, please believe me. Words and music: Al Trace, Ben Trace & Marge Stafford
Copyrights: Pleasure
Copyrights: Sunshine. w & m Mitch Murray, arr. Gallahad Music, Ltd., employer for hire of Chris Langdon
Copyrights: Point of no return & 5 other titles; musical score for initial use in episodes of the television series, Party of five
Copyrights: Point of no return & 5 other titles; musical score for initial use in episodes of the television series, Party of five part 2
Copyrights: Poison
Copyrights: Killer by night. By Cinema Center Films, Police, Wait
Copyrights: Polly wolly doodle olay. Words and music: Henry Bernard Glover
Copyrights: Pony express; theme music to Thunder before lightning. w Robert Lash Robbins, m & arr. for Hammond spinet or pre-set organs: Hal Shutz
Copyrights: Pony express (you gotta ride, ride, ride) By John R. Cash
Copyrights: Poor little fool. By Shari Sheeley
Copyrights: Poor man's dream. w Ernie Rowell, m Clarence Jinks
Copyrights: Pop goes the weasel. Two pianos, four hands. Arr. Summy-Birchard Publishing Company, employer for hire of Philip Warner
Copyrights: Five nursery songs from Mother Goose: Les entretiens de la belle et de la bete (conversations of beauty and the beast) From Ravel: suite no. 2 from Daphnis and Chloe, la valse, Mother Goose, bolero, pavane part 2
Copyrights: Popcorn
Copyrights: Zoological waltz, Popcorn, Snooker
Copyrights: Hopeless romantics like me
Copyrights: Horizon
Copyrights: Horizons
Copyrights: Horsin' around, Mission mutt
Copyrights: The Hospital. m Twentieth Century Music Corporation, employer for hire of Franz Waxman
Copyrights: Hot and cold in all rooms; a comedy in three acts. By Max Reitman, pseud. of Harold G. Robert
Copyrights: Hot dog
Copyrights: Prime cut. By Wizin Productions, Hot dog
Copyrights: Hot line
Copyrights: Hot love
Copyrights: Hot pants
Copyrights: Hot rod
Copyrights: Hot rod gang. By Indio Productions
Copyrights: Hot summer night. Based on the theme from the picture, Hot summer night. m Andre Previn, w Bob Russell
Copyrights: Hot summer nights & 3 other titles
Copyrights: Hot water
Copyrights: Hound dog
Copyrights: House for sale. By National Broadcasting Company, Inc
Copyrights: House of cards. English w Jerry Keller, m Francis Lai
Copyrights: House of the rising sun. w, m & arr. United Artists Music Company, Inc., employer for hire of Hal Schaefer
Copyrights: House of Usher (epic)
Copyrights: House on the hill. No. K1404/M1893. By Grandma Moses (Anna Mary Robertson Moses)
Copyrights: House party - January 16, 1999 (Extreme championship wrestling (pay per view - home video))
Copyrights: How about you? From album title The Rosemary Clooney Show-songs from the classic television
Copyrights: How do I know it's love? From the play, Wedding in Paris. Words & music: Sonny Miller & Hans May
Copyrights: Anger, confusion, frustration, guilt, depression--how do you deal with the toughest job in nursing? Additional title: How do you deal with the toughest job in nursing? DCR 1982
Copyrights: How do you know? New w & new m arr. Huddie Ledbetter, edited with new additional material: John A. Lomax & Alan Lomax
Copyrights: How does it feel? From album You're looking at me (a collection of Nat King Cole songs) Artist, Carmen McRae
Copyrights: Untitled (how does it feel?) By Michael Archert p.k.a. D'Angelo & Raphael Saadiq
Copyrights: How does it feel right now? By Carole Bayer Sager & Melissa Manchester
Copyrights: How long? Chorus of trees. Chorus of invisible things ... et al. By Nelly Sachs, translation: Ruth Mead and Matthew Mead
Copyrights: How long has it been? From Arabian nights. w & m John Jacob Loeb & Carmen Lombardo
Copyrights: How the other half lives. By Jacob Riis, introd. by Donald N. Bigelow
Copyrights: How to beat the high cost of living
Copyrights: How to stuff a wild bikini
Copyrights: Humoresque
Copyrights: Humpty Dumpty and other Mother Goose rhymes. Ill.: Mary Jane Chase, pseud. of Zillah Ellis, text: Marion Dittman
Copyrights: Humpty Dumpty and other Mother Goose rhymes. Ill.: Mary Jane Chase, pseud. of Zillah Ellis, text: Marion Dittman part 2
Copyrights: Humpty Dumpty's magazine for little children. Vol. 22, no. 220, Sept. 1974
Copyrights: Hungry
Copyrights: Hungry eyes a.k.a. Mama's hungry eyes, Hungry eyes
Copyrights: The Watching, The Hunt, Victory
Copyrights: Will the real Martian please stand up? From Twilight zone, There was an old woman
Copyrights: Hurricane
Copyrights: Hurricane part 2
Copyrights: Hurricane part 3
Copyrights: Hurricane part 4
Copyrights: Hurricane part 5
Copyrights: Hurry home
Copyrights: Hurry up and wait & 3 other titles
Copyrights: Scotland Yard caper. No. AP-3. Show biz squid. No. AR-2. Good Red Riding Hood. No. AO-7
Copyrights: Second best secret agent in the whole wide world. By Alistair Films, Ltd, Second best
Copyrights: Second choice. w Ben Raleigh, m Monty Kelly (Montgomery Kelly)
Copyrights: Shattered image. (Streets of San Francisco) LP44441
Copyrights: Sixteen years and what do you get? (Married...with Children, episode no. 00103) PA 336-987 (1987)
Copyrights: Sleeping beauty. Children's musical version based on the folk tale by Charles Perrault. By Jim Eiler & Jeanne Bargy
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