Marvin Lee (5)

Born August 15, 1880, Died January 25, 1949, Chicago based composer and music executive associated with M.M. Cole Music. The ASCAP Biographical Dictionary. Third edition. New York: American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, 1966, provides the following biography: Composer, author; b. Chicago, III., August 15, 1880. ASCAP 1937. Many years executive in music publishing industry; author of special material including songs for vaudeville artists. Songs: “Hey, Hey, Hey!”; ‘“That Was a Grand Old Song”; “When I Dream of Old Erin”; “Submarine Swing”; “Hy, Boy”; “Casey Jones Went Down on the Robert E. Lee”; “Cheer Up Daddy”; “Call on Me, Gal of Mine”; “Your Absence Makes Me Lonely”; “Don’t Break My Heart with Goodbye”; “Livery Stable Blues”; “Rocky Mountain Lullaby”; “Blue Sweetheart”; “The Oobah Man”; “Dublin Mary Brown”; “At the Five and Ten Cent Store.” Home: Chicago, 111 . Address: 54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, 111 .