[78-L] "Mammy O' Mine"

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I know there was a Jules Levy, Jr., but I don't know anything about full  
brothers, half-brothers, step-brothers, etc.  
 
I believe Rowland and Tearle married about 1920.  He was married to  
someone else, there's information on line about catching them in a hotel room,  he 
was in a dressing gown, he claimed he always rehearsed in a dressing gown;  
and so on.
 
pc
 
 
In a message dated 12/14/2011 1:37:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
bowiebks at isomedia.com writes:

So  Conway Tearle was the brother of Jules Levy,  Jr?

I  wonder  if Adele ever had a chance to jam with her brother-in-law,  who 
was a  great player.  Or perhaps Jules had passed before Adele married his  
brother.

Thanks for posting the interesting  info!!


Taylor


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> She appeared in 15 Broadway musicals from 1904-1922,  including one by 
> Kern,
> one by Friml, one by Victor  Herbert.  Her later marriage was to actor
> Conway Tearle, whose  father was (of all people) cornetist Jules Levy.  
She
> appeared in  films sporadically in small roles.  The last was in 1950. 
>  She
> died in 1971 at 88.  The home in which she lived with Tearle  now has 
> landmark
> status.
>
>  pc
>
>
> In a message dated 12/14/2011 9:11:44 A.M. Eastern  Standard Time,
> udmacon1 at hotmail.com  writes:
>
>
>
> "Instead of "Mammy", Jakie sings  "Mammy O Mine"  (1919)...the "talk back"
> session (as they  are
> called) I played the Adele  Rowland Victor of the song. You  can hear it 
on
> the
> National Juke Box site  and also on  the Victor discography site"
>
> I've loved that song, and   artist, ever since I was about seven years old
> and discovered Adele's  record  in a Victrola at a summer cottage in 
> Sharon,
>  CT.
>
> Since then I've  obtained the rest of her Victor  releases (therer were 
> four
> I believe) and a  Columbia  "Hesitaton Blues."
>
> I really like "When the Preacher Makes  You  Mine..."
>
> She was married to Charles Ruggles and had  a career on  Broadway. And a
> voice that to me was so reflective  of that  era.
>
>
>
>
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