[Dixielandjazz] Looking for chords chart ou leadsheet : Swing, baby, swing (or Love('s) in my heart)

[Bill Haesler]

Bill Haesler wrote [in part] to Mic (from Burgundy):
> Now for a mystery.
> "Oh, Babe! Maybe Someday" was recorded by Ivie Anderson with Ellington's orch for Brunswick on 28 February 1936 (mx 18740) and released on Brunswick 7667. 
> At 4.15 into the above film short there is a shot of the label of a new pressing of "Oh, Babe! Maybe Someday" with Irving Mills Variety label showing mx 18740 and the Brunswick catalogue number 7667! 
> I wonder if this has been resolved in a DEMS Bulletin.

Dear Mic,
Here is my own answer to my own question.
I had forgotten to check the information contained in Dooji's wonderful 'Ellington 78 rpm Labels' site at
    http://ellingtonweb.ca/Hostedpages/DoojiCollection/DoojiCollection-1935-36.html

Along with a photograph of the original Brunswick 7667 label is one of the Variety version 'grabbed' from the film short, and the following notes:

Oh Babe! Maybe Someday 
fake Variety 7947
Matrix B 18740 
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra 
vocal Ivy Anderson 
New Desor DE3605c (courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet) 
Image courtesy of The Dooji Collection 
added 2010-12-19 
This image is from the film Paramount Pictorial No. 889. It is almost identical to the image on page 147 of Dr. Stratemann's Duke Ellington: Day by Day and Film by Film. My source advises that this Variety record was never released, and the label is a mockup made up only for the film.

Kind regards,
Bill.