Memories Waltz 1914 The Drover 1912 (Those) Foolish Wives 1922 Football Song and Chorus Commissioned by West Adelaide Football Club 1911 For God and St George, 1914 used as a recruiting song during World War I Frivolina c. 1916 Garden of Rosy Dreams featured in Hugh D. McIntosh's revue "Bubbly" Golden Dreams 1924 Heroes of the Dardanelles 1915 recording by Peter Dawson and John Ralston Home Fireside Home to Ballaarat Jazzin' the Blues King of the Air 1913 as recorded by Malcolm McEachern Lolita 1928 recorded by Jack Lumsdaine Love featured in Hugh D. McIntosh's revue "Bubbly" Maryborough for The Weekly Times newspaper 1932 Mellow Mersey Moon for "Come to Tasmania" carnival 1927 Memories of a Lovely Lei (with Barronne Kuva) Mildura (Home of Mine) The Murray Moon c.1922 with C.J. De Garis Peace and Glory Pride of the Nation: The National March of Australia Princess Betty's Lullaby 1927 for Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II (My) Ragtime Drummer Boy A Road To Anywhere "Between 1920 and 1932" Sleepy Seas Sun-Raysed Waltz for Australian Dried Fruits Association of Mildura, Victoria. The Tango Rag 1914 Tantalising Eyes featured in Hugh D. McIntosh's revue "Lads of the Village" The Tintex Girl 1924 That Was a Perfect Night The Wabash Moon c. 1922 Waikiki Moon The Warrnambool Waltz Song When the Wattles Bloom Again (with Dan Leahy) What'll we do when the wattle blooms again? Commerce and Heart a radio play as "Alberto Agrati" The Hesitation Valse-tango 1914 I've Got a Motorbike (waiting for you) Viceroy Tea Waltz Critical reception Reginald Stoneham is mentioned in Australian newspapers as a well known and respected music creator. His work 'For God and St George' featured in a charity concert to support Belgians at the outbreak of the Great War. Further reading Van Straten, Frank Play it Again Reg in Theatre Heritage Australia: on stage part 1. in Vol.11 no.3 WINTER 2010 p. 10; part 2 in Vol.11 no.4 SPRING 2010 p. 42 Van Straten, Frank. The Riddle of 'FFF', A Forgotten Australian Musical Comedy Australasian Music Research, No. 6, 2002: 105–119. Availability: http://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=755888837969038;res=IELHSS Hill, Jennifer, "Stoneham, Reg(inald) A. A.)", in Oxford Companion to Australian Music (ed. Warren Bebbington) (Melbourne: OUP, 1997), p. 532 External links His copyright stamp Access online audio recordings at National Film and Sound Archive of Australia Australian Variety Theatre Archive References 1879 births 1942 deaths Australian male composers Australian songwriters Composers