Powers Gouraud

American composer and broadcasting pioneer (born 1881 in Little Menlo, Beulahhill, Upper Norwood, London, England – died 1954) As a commentator on Philadelphia's WCAU radio, Powers Gouraud became known as "The Old Night Owl." Wrote the lame duck waltz "Please" (1914) and (with Moe Jaffe and Clay Boland) "Nothing To Do But Love" (1929). Son of Civil War hero and Thomas Edison's British sales representative George Edward Gouraud (1842-1912).