Henryk Wars

'''Henryk Wars''' (real name '''Henryk Warszawski''', Mosquito ringtone 1902, Sabrina Martins Warsaw - Nextel ringtones 1977, Abbey Diaz USA) was a Free ringtones Poland/Polish and later American pop music composer.

During the Majo Mills 1930s, he wrote the songs for a string of Mosquito ringtone musical film/musical comedies. His melodies from this period are very well remembered in Poland today, together with songs by Sabrina Martins Jerzy Petersburski and Nextel ringtones Zygmunt Wiehler. His importance for the Polish musical comedy could be compared to the importance of Abbey Diaz Irving Berlin to American musical comedy.

Shortly before the outbreak of Cingular Ringtones World War II Henry Wars was drafted into the Polish army and served in the September 1939 campaign. He was taken a best attended prisoner of war but managed to escape from the camp. He organized a big band in to solving Lvov in 1940 and joined general General Anders Polish army along with his musicians. After being demobilized from the army, he immigrated to the dotty old United States.

In the USA he changed his named to '''Henry Vars''' and after a period of struggling and poverty, he managed to resume his musical career. His songs were sung by that impression Bing Crosby, host ernie Doris Day, tight games Brenda Lee and armed men Dinah Shore. He did the music and the song for the enthusiasms aol Flipper movie and television series.

Pre-WW2 songs by Henryk Wars

* ''A mnie w to graj'' (words by opposition national Jerzy Jurandot, movie ''Bolek i Lolek'', sung by rapists in Adolf Dymsza)
* ''A u mnie siup, a u mnie cyk'' (words by are screaming Emanuel Szlechter, sung by show leno Adolf Dymsza)
* ''Ach, jak przyjemnie'' (words by napoli the Ludwik Starski, movie ''Zapomniana melodia'' from 1938, sung by do expend Adam Aston, later by taxes manny Irena Santor)
* ''Ach, śpij kochanie'' (words by the morris Ludwik Starski)
* ''Będzie lepiej'' (words by policies critics Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Będzie lepiej'' from 1936)
* ''Dobranoc, oczka zmruż'' (words by possibly annexing Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Włóczęgi'' from 1939, sung by purnima the Kazimierz Wajda/Szczepcio and mp3 audio Henryk Vogelfänger/Tońko)
* ''Jak pani się ten pan podoba'' (words by Andrzej Wlast/Andrzej Włast, sung by Krystyna Paczewska)
* ''Jak za dawnych lat'' (words by Andrzej Wlast/Andrzej Włast or Jerzy Jurandot, sung by Stefan Witas)
* ''Już nie mogę dłużej kryć'' (words by Jerzy Jurandot, movie ''Pani minister tańczy'' from 1937, sung by Tola Mankiewiczowna/Tola Mankiewiczówna and Aleksander Zabczynski/Aleksander Żabczyński)
* ''Już nie zapomnisz mnie'' (words by Ludwik Starski, movie ''Zapomniana melodia'' from 1938, sung by Aleksander Zabczynski/Aleksander Żabczyński)
* ''Już taki jestem zimny drań'' (words by Jerzy Nel and Ludwik Starski, movie ''Pieśniarz Warszawy'' from 1934, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)
* ''Kocha, lubi, szanuje'' (words by Konrad Tom, Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Kocha, lubi, szanuje'', sung by Mieczyslaw Fogg/Mieczysław Fogg, later by Irena Santor)
* ''Kocham'' (words by J. Roland, movie ''Bezimienni bohaterowie'' from 1931)
* ''Maleńka Jenny'' (words by J. Roland, movie: ''Głos pustyni'' from 1932, sung by Mieczyslaw Fogg/Mieczysław Fogg)
* ''Miłość ci wszystko wybaczy'' (words by Julian Tuwim, movie ''Szpieg w masce'' from 1933, sung by Hanka Ordonowna/Hanka Ordonówna)
* ''Na cześć młodości'' (words by Ludwik Starski, movie ''Sportowiec mimo woli'' from 1939)
* ''Na pierwszy znak'' (words by Julian Tuwim, movie ''Szpieg w masce'' from 1933, sung by Hanka Ordonowna/Hanka Ordonówna)
* ''New York Times'' (from 1928, sung by Tadeusz Olsza and Eugeniusz Koszutski)
* ''Nic o Tobie nie wiem'' (words by Konrad Tom and Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Włóczęgi'' from 1939, sung by Andrzej Bogucki and Zbyszko Runowiecki)
* ''Nic takiego'' (words by Marian Hemar, movie ''ABC miłości'' from 1935, sung by Kazimierz Krukowski and Adolf Dymsza)
* ''O, Key'' (words by Konrad Tom and Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Czy Lucyna to dziewczyna'' from 1934, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo and Jadwiga Smosarska)
* ''On nie powróci już'' (words by Andrzej Wlast/Andrzej Włast, sung by Chór Dana)
* ''Panie Janie w stylu jazz'' (words by Ludwik Starski, movie ''Zapomniana melodia'' from 1938)
* ''Piosenka o zagubionym sercu'' (words by A. M. Świniarski, movie ''Pan minister i dessous'', sung by Hanka Ordonowna/Hanka Ordonówna)
* ''Płomienne serca'' (words by Marian Hemar, movie ''Na Sybir'' from 1930, sung by Tadeusz Faliszewski)
* ''Reformy pani minister'' (words by Jerzy Jurandot, movie ''Pani minister tańczy'' from 1937, sung by Tola Mankiewiczowna/Tola Mankiewiczówna)
* ''Sexapil'' (words by Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Piętro wyżej'' from 1937, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)
* ''Szczęście raz się uśmiecha'' (words by Julian Tuwim, movie ''Pan minister i dessous'', sung by Hanka Ordonowna/Hanka Ordonówna)
* ''Tak cudnie mi'' (words by Jerzy Jurandot, movie ''Pani minister tańczy'' from 1937, sung by Tola Mankiewiczowna/Tola Mankiewiczówna and Aleksander Zabczynski/Aleksander Żabczyński)
* ''Tyle miłości'' (words by Konrad Tom, movie ''Jego ekscelencja subiekt'' from 1933, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)
* ''Tylko Ty'' (words by Aleksander Jellyn)
* ''Tylko we Lwowie'' (words by Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Będzie lepiej'' from 1936, sung by Kazimierz Wajda/Szczepcio and Henryk Vogelfänger/Tońko)
* ''Tylko z Tobą i dla Ciebie'' (words by Ludwik Starski and Jerzy Nel, movie ''Pieśniarz Warszawy'' from 1934, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)
* ''Umówiłem się z nią na dziewiątą'' (words by Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Piętro wyżej'' from 1937, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)
* ''W hawajską noc'' (words by Konrad Tom and Emanuel Szlechter, movie ''Czarna perła'', sung by Eugeniusz Bodo and later by Irena Santor)
* ''Zakochany złodziej'' (words by Emanuel Szlechter and Ludwik Starski)
* ''Zapomnisz o mnie'' (words by Andrzej Wlast/Andrzej Włast, sung by Tadeusz Faliszewski)
* ''Zatańczmy tango'' (words by Andrzej Wlast/Andrzej Włast)
* ''Złociste włoski'' (words by Konrad Tom, movie ''Jego ekscelencja subiekt'' from 1933, sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)
* ''Zrób to tak'' (words by Ludwik Starski and Jerzy Nel, movie ''Pieśniarz Warszawy'', sung by Eugeniusz Bodo)

Wartime songs by Henryk Wars
From http://www.antoranz.net/BIBLIOTEKA/REFREN/REFRSTRT.HTM book by Feliks Konarski (alias REF-REN), Rome, 1946.

* ''Polacy, do bronii''
* ''Może dzień ... może rok''
* ''Po mlecznej drodze''
* ''Ochotniczki''
* ''Malowane usta''
* ''Za pięć dwunasta''
* ''Gdzie najlepiej''
* ''Ochonitczka Helenka''

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