Tweet At The Moving Picture Ball- Clever song from 1920

An amazing fun song from 1920, that references most of the top Stars and Moguls of the day. Obviously written and released before Olive Thomas death that year. I assume that this has been posted before, but I don't recall having seen or heard it here.


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This was recorded for Edison in (I think) April 1920. It was issued as a Blue Amberol cylinder but did not appear on a Diamond Disc. Other recorded versions included Billy Murray's on Vocalion 14049 and Joseph C. Smith's instrumental on Victor 35695 (played as part of a medley with "Ching-a-Ling's Jazz Bazaar"). The latter can be heard at http://www.redhotjazz.com/Songs/jcsmith/Chingaling.ram.

-Harold

Harold,

Thanks for the link, unfortunately, I don't have Real Player installed. Any other similar songs to this one?