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Music publisher composed, in a large part, of famous composers. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein, Inc. was a music publisher established in 1922 by Milton Ager,[1] Jack Yellen,[2] and Ben Bornstein.[3]
As composers, Ager and Yellen were able to be the publishers for the songs that they had composed individually or as a writing team.
Some notable songs created by them and published by their publishing company:
Song | Year | Lyricist | Composer(s) | Venue |
---|---|---|---|---|
"She Don't Wanna" | 1927 | Yellen | Ager & Yellen | Score for Ziegfeld Follies of 1927 |
"Ain't She Sweet" | 1927 | Yellen | Ager & Yellen | Chasing Rainbows (1930 film) Hide and Seek (1932 cartoon) |
"Happy Days Are Here Again" | 1929 | Yellen | Ager | 1932 Democratic National Convention |
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