Little Red School House
written by al wilson & james brennan
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THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE - sung by DOLLY DIMPLES
SCHOOL DAYS (SCREEN SONGS) 1932
SCHOOL DAYS (SCREEN SONGS) 1932
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Little Red School House was a popular 1922 song originally sung by American Quartet - a vocal group from 1899-1925 with rotating members that at times included Billy Murray as second tenor. Little Red School House was one of the group's most successful songs. The song was written by Al Wilson and James Brennen. In 1932 the song appears in the 1932 Screen Songs film School Days, where it is sung by a student by the name of "Dolly Dimples." The fictional name "Dolly Dimples" has had a history of various uses in songs and media. In recent years the name was adopted by a character friend of Chuck E. Cheese, and by a Norwegian pizza chain. It was also a name of a comic strip character from 1903-1933, and it was a common name for exceptionally large women that appeared in "freak shows" in the early 1900's.
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1922
BILLY JONES & ERNEST HARE |
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1922
THOMAS & WEST |
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192?
AMERICAN QUARTET (BILLY MURRAY) |
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19??
THE TINSELTOWN PLAYERS |
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19??
PETER PAN PIXIE PLAYERS |
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1976
DONNIE & MARIE OSMAND |
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19??
RICH BEIL |
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19??
STUDIO GROUP |
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20??
no |
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Who Is Dolly Dimples?...
DOLLY DIMPLES COMICS |
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MISS DOLLY DIMPLES |
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WHAT IS DOLLY DIMPLES? |
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CHUCK E. CHEESE |
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NORWEIGAN PIZZA |
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SINCE DOLLY DIMPLES MADE A HIT
1912 |
DOLLY DIMPLES
1928 |
DOLLY DIMPLES
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DOLLY DIMPLES
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