Harry Armstrong

Songwriter ("Sweet Adeline"), composer, singer, pianist, prizefighter, producer and booking agent, educated in public schools. During World War I, he entertained in hospitals and medical facilities. He became an entertainer on radio, television and in night clubs. He joined ASCAP in 1929, and his other popular-music compositions include "Goodbye Eyes of Blue"; "The Frisco Rag"; "I Love My Wife, But Oh You Kid"; "Follow The Crowd On a Sunday"; "Can't You See I'm Lonely?"; "Baby Doll"; and "Nellie Dear".