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1892 births
yellen, jack
1991 deaths
american songwriters
jewish classical musicians
jewish composers and songwriters
people from buffalo, new york
songwriters hall of fame inductees
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Yellen's family
Emigrated
to the
United States
when he was five. He attended the
University Of Michigan
and on graduating became a reporter on the
Buffalo Courier
in
Buffalo, New York
. He is best remembered for his collaboration with composer
Milton Ager
. He and Ager entered the music publishing business as part owners of the
Ager-Yellen-Bernstein
Music Company.
He died in
Concord, New York
, aged 98.
BROADWAY MUSICALS
''
What's In A Name?
'' (
1920
) with music by
Milton Ager
''
Rain Or Shine
'' (
1928
) with music by
Milton Ager
''
Follow A Star
'' (
1930
) with music by
Vivian Ellis
''
You Said It
'' (
1931
)
''
George White's Scandals Of 1935
''
''
George White's Scandals Of 1939
''
''
Boys And Girls Together
'' (
1940
)
SONGS
Alabama Jubilee
1915
There's A Garden In Hawaii
with music by
George B. McConnell
1917
Louisville Lou
1923
Hard Hearted Hannah (The Vamp Of Savannah)
1924
I Wonder What's Become Of Sally
1924
Cheatin' On Me
1925
In Your Green Hat
1925
My Yiddishe Momme
1925
with music by
Lew Pollack
and a huge success for
Sophie Tucker
.
Crazy Words, Crazy Tune
1926
Ain't She Sweet
1927
Happy Days Are Here Again
1930