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How Could Red Riding Hood? 1926 Fox Trot Capitol Word Roll Player Piano
Location:
New Auburn, WI
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"How could red riding hood?" Fox trot, played by Eddie Hanson. Copyright 1926 by Mills Incorporated. The song "How Could Red Riding Hood?" is a fox trot copyrighted in 1926 by Mills Inc. and was played by Eddie Hanson. The song was composed by A. P. Randolph and R. D. Whichard. It is part of the Vocal Sheet Music Collection at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. The Sibley Music Library at the Eastman School of Music also holds a copy of the song. Additionally, the song is listed in the catalog of York University's library. The lyrics and music were by A. P. Randolph. There is some fraying on one side near the start, but it still looks playable. See photos for condition.
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