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M.K. Jerome. Music Department: Casablanca. Songwriter ("Some Sunday Morning"), composer and publisher, educated in high school and in private music study. While in high school, he was a vaudeville pianist and accompanist in film theatres, then became a staff pianist for Waterson, Berlin and Snyder.
- Music Department, Actor, Composer
- July 18, 1893
- M.K. Jerome
- January 8, 1977
M.K. Jerome. Music Department: Casablanca. Songwriter ("Some Sunday Morning"), composer and publisher, educated in high school and in private music study. While in high school, he was a vaudeville pianist and accompanist in film theatres, then became a staff pianist for Waterson, Berlin and Snyder.
- July 18, 1893
- January 8, 1977
Jun 30, 2023 · Everything changed in 1929 when the New York song publishers (and their catalogs) were bought by Hollywood to provide musical content for the talkies. Moe Jerome signed a contract with Warner Brothers, and a muse that visited on her own schedule was a luxury he could no longer afford.
M. K. Jerome (1893 - 1977) Jerome began his career in 1911 (at 18) working as a song plugger for Waterson, Snyder, and Berlin and broke out in 1918 with Just A Baby's Prayer At Twilight which, over the next two years, sold three million copies of sheet music and was the most popular song in America.
M.K. Jerome. Songwriter, composer and publisher born in New York City. In 1929 he moved to Hollywood where he wrote theme songs for film musicals. For 18 years he was a staff songwriter/composer for Warner Brothers.
- July 18, 1893
- January 8, 1977
May 17, 2023 · Gary May’s The Tunesmith brings to vivid life the sights and sounds . . . of M.K. Jerome, whose songs become a sort of time capsule for vital American musical and cultural history, from Tin Pan Alley to early Hollywood to World War II patriotic blockbusters.
- Gary May
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Jerome Klapka Jerome (2 May 1859 – 14 June 1927) was an English writer and humourist, best known for the comic travelogue Three Men in a Boat (1889).
