(NBC Primetime, 1948 - 1949) [aka: "The Lanny Ross Show"; This 30-minute weekly musical series hosted by featured singer Lanny Ross underwent a number of format "adjustments" but ended up a straight musical-variety series sponsored by the meat packing firm of "Swift & Company"; The Harry Simeone Chorale and Orchestra provided musical accompaniment for Lanny Ross and a number of other singers and acts; The guest vocalists included Frank Fontaine, who would later be known as "Crazy Googenheim" in the "Joe The Bartender" sketch of "Jackie Gleason's American Scene Magazine"]
[aka: "Moonlight And Roses"; Theme verified by contributor Donald Owen; this popular song was adapted from a British light classical organ piece named "Andantino in D Flat" written in 1892 by Englishman Edwin H. Lamare; Tenor Lanny Ross recorded the song in the 1930s] Original Composer: Edwin H. Lamare (predates ASCAP & BMI), with Adapters: Ben Black (ASCAP) and Neil Moret (ASCAP) [professional name of Charles N. Daniels] 1978 Publisher: Anne-Rachel Music Corp. (ASCAP) 2001 Publisher: Anne-Rachel Music Corp. (ASCAP) c/o Warner/Chappell Music, Inc. of Los Angeles, CA [as "Andantino In D-Flat" by Lamare]: Composition Date: 1892 [as "Moonlight And Roses" by Black & Moret]: Composition Date: 1925 Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recording: