Opinions Andrews Sisters signed sheet music

I'd love to hear some opinions on this signed 1950 sheet music. I came across a stack of older sheet music each one signed by Rudy Tucich. Rudy was well known in the Detroit area jazz scene, hosting for many years a radio program on our local public radio station.
This is the only piece that had signatures other than Rudy's own. The signatures of Patti, Maxene, and Laverne appear correct when comparing to those seen on the Internet. (Patty did, at times, go by Patti as opposed to Patty.)
The Gordon Jenkins signature stumps me. The first name is spelled Gordin... Maybe he was possibly mocking Patti's signature with an "i"?
Billy Rose's signature looks different than the few available for viewing on the Internet.
The provenance is good but nevertheless there are questions. What do you think? Thanks!

 

My guess would be some of the signatures are not authentic. If you compare the Gordon Jenkins to other versions of his signature (easily found on the internet) it looks completely different. Never mind that it is misspelled.

I think it puts the whole thing in question. (But I'm not an expert.)

Best of luck sorting it out.

 

whom ever signed billy rose also signed gordin jenkins..!
& likely the girls too...

 

Here's a link to the New York Times article regarding the death of "Patty" of the Andrews sisters. Note that in the Times article LaVerne's name is spelled differently from what the "signature/autograph" on your sheet music appears to be. I'm not saying the Times can't make a mistake but . . . .

"name/signature" on sheet music: Laverene

New York Times spelling: LaVerne

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/31/a...with-the-andrews-sisters-dies-at-94.html?_r=0

 

Thanks for the opinions.
I agree, the whole thing is definitely suspect.

 

I concur with the rest, very suspect at best. The "P" for Patty is right on, but can't find any examples of her using the "i" ending, and LaVerne's sig is all wrong. Here are a couple copies of the Andrew sisters sigs.

Run your mouse over the sigs for an enlarged view of their sigs:
http://www.historyforsale.com/html/prodetails.asp?documentid=226734&start=1&page=97

http://images.goldbergauctions.com/php/lot_auc.php?site=1&sale=86&lot=781

--- Susan