L. Wolfe Gilbert
31 August 1886 — 12 July 1970
American
Russian
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Early 20th century
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Louis Wolfe Gilbert was a Russian-born American songwriter of Tin Pan Alley. He is best remembered as the lyricist for "Ramona" (1928), the first movie theme song ever written.
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Then You Can Come Back to Me
Love Is a Wonderful Thing
Are You from Heaven?
Down Yonder
I'm Hearin' from Erin
I'm the Brother of Lily of the Valley
Set Aside Your Tears
Singapore
There's Nobody Else but You
I'm So Tired of Dreaming
I've Got the Army Blues
My Sweet Adair
Dance-O-Mania
Dreamy Amazon
On a Moonlight Night
My Hawaiian Sunshine
While You're Away
Pig Lain Love
I Found You
Shantung
