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1930
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A (2007) YouTube clip using Sing Song Girl (1930) edited by "Grzegorz".
LeRoy Shield accompanied many Victor solo artists. Recording:
Leroy Shield & the Victor Hollywood Orchestra vocal by James Blackstone
- written by Joseph McCarthy/James F. Halley (1930)
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3:13
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1931
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Leroy Shield appeared as a bandleader in the Thelma Todd /ZaSu
Pitts comedy "Let's Do Things". The segment was filmed March 4-12,
1931; release date was June 6th.
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1:33
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1934
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On September 17, 1934 mr. Roy Shield (aka Leroy Shield), Musical
Director at NBC, visited South Bend, Indiana to witness the premiere
of the "Notre Dame Shift March" he had composed especially for
the football team. Presented by coach Elmer Layden. (Thanks to
Grinberg Film Libraries, New York)
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1:11
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 "We're Out For Fun" |
1936
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This is a montage of several film fragments spliced together by
Piet Schreuders, who reconstructed this and many other tunes for
the Beau Hunks orchestra. "We're Out for Fun" by Leroy Shield
is one of the recurring musical themes of the Hal Roach comedies.
It was originally composed for "Our Relations" (1936) but recycled
for "County Hospital" and "Perfect Day" in 1937.
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1:37
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| Crumb on Shield |
1998 |
Graphic artist Robert Crumb tells Piet Schreuders how much he
loves the music of Shield from the Hal Roach comedies. Companion
article:  "Crumb on Shield".
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:27
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2000
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Live accompaniment of the comedy "Their Purple Moment" (1928)
with Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Anita Garvin, Kay Deslys, Jimmy
Aubrey, Fay Holderness, Lyle Tayo, Leo Willis, Jack Hill, Retta
Palmer, Stanley (Tiny) Sandford, Sam Lufkin, Ed Brandenberg, Patsy
O’Byrne, Dorothy Walbert.
Performed live at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, February 19, 2000,
Conductor: Peter Stöve, Featuring Robert Veen and Ronald Jansen
Heijtmajer (saxes)
From the DVD: "The Beau Hunks Live at the Concertgebouw" BASTA 3091 042N
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1:22
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"Crow Hop" |
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© 1935 LeRoy Shield / Roy Shield Music Company
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2000
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Live accompaniment of the comedy "Their Purple Moment" (1928)
with Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Anita Garvin, Kay Deslys, Jimmy
Aubrey, Fay Holderness, Lyle Tayo, Leo Willis, Jack Hill, Retta
Palmer, Stanley (Tiny) Sandford, Sam Lufkin, Ed Brandenberg, Patsy
O’Byrne, Dorothy Walbert.
Performed live at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, February 19, 2000.
Conductor: Peter Stöve
From the DVD: "The Beau Hunks Live at the Concertgebouw" BASTA 3091 042N
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2:13
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2000 |
Performed live at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, February 19, 2000,
Conductor: Jurjen Hempel, Featuring Gert-Jan Blom (bass), Janwillem
Nelleke (piano), Menno Daams (trumpet), Ilona de Groot and Tineke
de Jong (violins), David Kweksilber (sax), Robert Veen (sax),
Jilt Jansma and Andy Bruce (trombones), Louis Debij (drums)
From the DVD: "The Beau Hunks Live at the Concertgebouw" BASTA 3091 042N |
3:01
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