HOYT, Marie Mack

HOYT, Marie Mack (b. 1893)
Name: HOYT, Marie Mack (b. 1893)
Musical genre: Opera/Musical Theatre/Dance/Stage, Vocal Music/Art Songs
Country of birth: United States
Country of location: United States

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Marie Mack Hoyt (b. 1893) was an American composer and songwriter who, operating from Augusta, Maine, registered original melodies and words in the Catalog of Copyright Entries between 1936 and 1941, highlighted by her 1938 collaboration with Tin Pan Alley legend Albert Von Tilzer on the song "Let's go places and do things" for the production Rainbow over Broadway.


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