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The scan Willie posted with the picture of Leo Marjane shows it as Seul Ce Soir presumably from 1941, and that looks like a sheet music cover. So it was spelled both ways from the beginning?
Yup. Looks like it is from this songbook dated ~1942. This is a French publisher, too. Strange.
https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/song-book-of-seul-ce-soir-sung-leo-marjane-who-was-a-french-news-photo/860476470
Another version of "Seul(e) ce soir", played by Hamburg based "Django forever":
Fine lead guitar and a driving rhythm section.
Jeffrey, Roberto and Marcel played with Wawau Adler, Stochelo Rosenberg, Giovanni Weiss (Jeffreys brother as far as I know) and other well known players.
Here is a nice version with vocals in G featuring Brad Brose and David Gastine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNrC9pjKYk8
A very, straight forward and really nice version from Daniel Fischer as a guest on "Supergain TV"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOubl8_hnVs