| Mon vieil ami /Riviere ; Gitz ; Rice. | Hector Pellerin, avec violon, piano et saxophone. | |
| Mon vieil ami =[enregistrement sonore] /Dear old pal of mineRivière, paroles ; Gitz Rice, musique. | Hector Pellerin, baryton avec violon, piano et saxophone. | Berliner. |
| Coeur blessé, or, [Dear old pal of mine][enregistrement sonore] /[Rice]. | H. Pellerin. | Edison. |
| Sammy lad /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Lieut. Gitz Rice. | |
| Kuu loke ; Dear old pal of mine /[Frederic Bowers] ; [Gitz Rice]. | Ben Hokea ; Al Nani, with Hawaiian guitars. | Berliner. |
| Ole pappy time :is a pickin' my pockets /Stuart Hamblen. The toy violin / Stuart Hamblen ; Darol Rice, piano arrangement | Stuart Hamblen (Ole pappy time). Stuart Hamblen (The toy violin) | |
| Keep your head down Fritzie boy /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | American Quartet, male quartet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Keep your head down fritzie boy /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | American Quartet with orchestra. | |
| Life In A Trench In Belgium.Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice Of 1st Canadians; Henry Burr. | Columbia. |
| Oh! You la! La! /Tush ; sung by Harry Fox. Keep your head down "Fritzie boy" / Gitz Rice, Morgan ; sung by Arthur Fields ; Peerless Quartette. | Harry Fox, vocals (Side A) ; Arthur Fields, baritone (Side B) ; Peerless Quartette (Side B). | Columbia |
| Will your anchor hold? /Kirkpatrick. | Harry McClaskey, tenor ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, organ accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe ; Lieut Gitz Rice. | Dick Todd, baritone with orchestra. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Robe & Rice. | Tom Burke, tenor ; conducted by Hamilton Harty. | Columbia |
| Because you're here /Harold Robé ; Gitz Rice. | Edward Johnson. | Victor. |
| Because you're here /Robé ; Rice. | Edward Johnson, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Dear Old Pal Of MineRice. | Charles Hackett; With Orchestra. | |
| Fun In Flanders-part 1Rice. | Lieut Gitz Rice; Henry Burr; Orchestra. | Victor. |
| Luana /Rice. | Campbell ; Burr, tenor duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Little bateese /Dr. W.H. Drummond. | James (Jimmy) Rice. | Berliner. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Robé, lyrics ; Rice, music. | John McCormack, tenor ; Edwin Schneider, piano accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Till we meet again /Richard A. Whiting. | Gladys Rice and Vernon Dalhart. | Edison. |
| Keep your head down Fritzie boy /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | American Quartet, with orchestra. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robé, lyrics ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, music. | [Billy Jones], tenor with orchestra. | Apex. |
| I had a dream dear /Brown ; Daniels ; Rice. | Elm City Four. | |
| On the road that leads back home /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Lieut. Gitz Rice. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /[Harold] Robé, lyrics ; Gitz Rice, music. | Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Bungalow in Quogue :the Riviera girl /Jerome Kern. | Rachael Grant [i.e. Gladys Rice] and Billy Murray. | Edison. |
| Take me back to the land of promise /Gitz Rice. | Lieut. Gitz Rice, sung and accompanied by the composer. | Berliner. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe-Lieut. Gitz Rice. | John McCormack, tenor, with Edwin Schneider, piano. | |
| StampedeDarol Rice; Foy Willing. | Roy Rogers; The Sons Of The Pioneers. | |
| What are you going to do to help the boys? /[words by] Gus Kahn ; [music by] Egbert Van Alstyne. Keep your head down Fritzie boy / Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Charles Hart, tenor, and the Shannon Four (1st work); American Quartet (2nd work). | |
| Shall we meet beyond the river /[Hastings] ; Rice. | [Frank C.] Stanley, bass ; [Harry] Macdonough, tenor ; with organ. | |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - part 4 /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr. | Columbia. |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - no. 1 /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| The wreck of the "Julie Plante" /Dr. W.H. Drummond. | James (Jimmy) Rice. | Berliner. |
| Some day I'll come back to you /Lieut. Gitz-Rice. | John Steel, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe ; Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Chas. Hart (tenor solo) (orchestra accompaniment). | |
| Westopped Them At The MarneLieutenant Gitz Rice. | Arthur Fields; Peerless Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Mother.Smith; Rice. | Charles Hackett; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Will your anchor hold? /Kirkpatrick. | Harry McClaskey, tenor ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, organ accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Mandalay /von Tilzer. Luana / Rice. | Sung by Campbell and Burr ; orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Honey, will you miss me? /Gitz Rice. | Gitz Rice, self-accompanied. | Berliner. |
| Say it again /Greer. | Rachael Grant [i.e. Gladys Rice] and Billy Murray. | |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - part 3 :fun in Flanders /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr. | Columbia. |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - no. 2 /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Gitz Rice ; Robe. | Charles Harrison, with orchestra. | |
| Mon vieil ami /Gitz Rice ; Riviere. | Hector Pellerin. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe ; Lieut. Gitz Rice. Roses of picardy / Fred E. Weatherly ; Haydn wood. | John MeCormack, tenor ; Edwin Schneider, piano. | |
| Dear Old Pal Of MineRice. | Orchestra Accompaniment; Oscar Seagle. | |
| Fun in Flanders - part 1 /Rice. | Lieut. Gitz Rice ; Henry Burr with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Because you're here /Harold Robé, lyrics ; Gitz Rice, music. | Edward Johnson, Tenor with Orchestra. | Victor. |
| Let the lower lights be burning /Bliss. | Harry McClaskey, tenor ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, organ accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Annie Laurie /Lady John Douglas Scott ; Adam Geibel. We strongly now will try together / Charles Lecocq. | Criterion Quartet, Vernon Dalhart ; Gladys Rice. | |
| Because you're here /Robe ; Rice. Heart to heart (I hold you dear) / Valentine ; Vanderpool. | Edward Johnson, tenor, with orchestra (Because you're here) ; Edward Johnson, tenor, with orchestra (Heart to heart) | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Robe ; Gitz Rice. | Charles Harrison. | |
| The wreck of the "Julie Plante" /Dr. W.H. Drummond. | James (Jimmy) Rice. | Berliner. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Lieut. Gitz Rice ; Harold Robe. | John McCormack, with orchestra. | |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - no. 1 /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Little bateese /Dr. W.H. Drummond. | James (Jimmy) Rice. | Berliner. |
| Have a smile ; I think I'll wait until they all come home /Rule ; [Cunningham] ; [Brennan] ; Rice. | Van Eps Trio, banjo, piano and saxophone. | Berliner. |
| Doughboy Jack and Doughnut Jill /Gitz Rice. | Geoffrey O'Hara, tenor ; W. Eckstein, piano accompaniment. | Berliner. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe ; Gitz Rice. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Josef Pasternack, conductor]. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robé, lyrics ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, music. | [Billy Jones], tenor with orchestra. | Apex. |
| Uncle Sammy /Holzmann. Keep your head down, Fritzi boy / Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Arthur Fields, baritone with orchetra. | Columbia. |
| We stopped them at the Marne /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Arthur Fields, baritone with orchestra accompaniment. | Gennett. |
| Burmah moon /Gitz Rice. | Geoffrey O'Hara, tenor; W. Eckstein, piano accompaniment. | Berliner. |
| Fun In Flanders-part 2Rice. | Lieut Gitz Rice; Henry Burr; Orchestra. | Victor. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Gitz Rice. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| When shall we meet again? /Richard A. Whiting. | Gladys Rice and Lewis James. | Edison. |
| Just like Washington crossed the Delaware ; We stopped them at the Marne ; When we wind up the watch on the Rhine /Meyer ; Rice ; Thompson ; Davis. | Prince's Band. | Columbia. |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - part 4 /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr. | Columbia. |
| Keep your head down Fritzie boy /Lieutenant Gitz Rice ; Morgan. | Arthur Fields, baritone ; Peerless Quartette, male quartette with orchestra accomapniment. | Columbia |
| Popular medley no. 3 :Dear old pal of mine ; I'm forever blowing bubbles ; That tumble-down shack in Athlone /Rice, music ; Robé, lyrics ; Kenbrovin ; Sanders, music ; [Carlo, music] ; [Pascoe, lyrics]. | Peerless Quartet, male quartet. | Berliner. |
| Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robé, lyrics ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, music. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Fun in Flanders - part 2 /Rice. | Lieut. Gitz Rice ; Henry Burr with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Life in a trench in Belgium - no. 2 /Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice of 1st Canadians ; Henry Burr, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| Waiting for you :from "The amid of the mountain" /Lieut. Gitz Rice. | Lewis James, with orch. acc. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /[Harold] Robé, lyrics ; Gitz Rice, music. | Charles Harrison, tenor with orchestra. | Victor. |
| Let the lower lights be burning /Bliss. | Harry McClaskey, tenor ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, organ accompaniment. | Victor. |
| Because you're here /Harold Robé ; Gitz Rice. | Edward Johnson, tenor, with orchestra. | Victor. |
| We stopped them at the Marne /Rice. | Premier Quartet [i.e. American Quartet]. | Edison. |
| Dear old pal of mine :waltz /Gitz Rice. | Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra. | |
| Dear old pal of mine /Rice, music. | Sascha Jacobsen, violin solo ; Samuel Chotzinoff, piano. | Columbia |
| Serenade /Victor Herbert. Dear old pal of mine / Rice. | Sascha Jacobsen, violin ; with Samuel Chotzinoff, piano. | Columbia |
| Burmah moon /Gitz Rice. | W. Eckstein's Strand Trio, violin, piano and xylophone. | Berliner. |
| Life In A Trench In Belgium.Rice. | Lieutenant Gitz Rice; Henry Burr; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |