Sheet Music

Bambalina Sheet Music From The Wildflower, Arthur Hammerstein's new musical play. Book and lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, music by Vincent Youmans and Herbert Stothart. Published by Harms. Copyright 1923. Condition is very good but is separated at spine and there is a slight crease at upper right corner.

A Study in Black and White Sheet Music. By Chas. K. Harris and Leo Wood. Introduced by Willa Holt Wakefield. Copyright 1917. Has a store sticker near right margin. Has 5 tiny tears at right hand edge and 1 at lower edge, otherwise very good condition.

I'll Always Be Waiting for You with lyrics by Henry Bergman and Jack Curtis. Music by Newton Alexander. As introduced by Gladys Clark and Henry Bergman. Published by Irving Berlin. Copyright 1919. Lithograph by W. F. Powers Co., Inc., N.Y. Condition is very good with two tiny tears at the left margin and slight creasing at upper right corner.

Any Rags sheet music with words and music by Thos. A. Allen. Published by George M. Krey Music Publishers. Copyright 1902. Featured by Dan Coleman in Ward & Vokes Company. Condition is very good with partial separation at spine and slight roughness at corners.

You're A Grand Old Flag written and composed by Geo. M. Cohan. Published by F. A. Mills. Copyright 1906. From the musical play George Washington Jr. . Condition is good with a couple of very tiny pieces missing from very top and lower left corner missing about 1/2 .

Mister Dooley Sheet Music From The Chinese Honeymoon. A comic song sensation as introduced by Thos. Q. Seabrooke. Photo insert of Elizabeth Murray. Written by Wm. Jerome, music by Jean Schwartz. Published by Shapiro and Bernstein Company. Copyright 1902. Condition is very good with slight roughness at upper edge and two 1/4 tears at upper edge margin.

You Could be My Love Words and music by Lover Patterson Professional copy. Arc Music Corp., 1953. Four pages, music on pages 2 and 3. Back has pencilled message to Baby from Yer old Daddy. Slight crease and small separation at top of fold. Otherwise very good.

From the latest farce In Washington . Lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by Maurice Levi. Published by The Rogers Bros. Music Publishng Co. Copyright 1901. Illustrated by Starmer. Condition is somewhat rought at the left and right edges and is mostly separated from the spine. Owners name written in pencil at top.

Dedicated to Major W. N. Stark, this is the music sheet for LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG, a song and chorus by R. F. Cardella. It was published in 1868 by Compton & Doan, St. Louis. Both words and music are included. As with so many music sheets of the era, this is hand-stitched with thread on the spine to keep it together, as well as other stitching to bind a tear on the cover itself. A previous owner's name is handwritten at top of front. The sheet is in just about Good condition, with edge/corner wear/tears. Inside pages are clean, crisp and easily readable! Another nice Civil War era song sheet! (4779)

Here's an early version of Irving Berlin's popular Alexander's Ragtime Band, 'successfully introduced by Emma Carus' and published in 1911 by Ted Snyder Co., New York. A photo inset of the Ramsey Sisters is on the front, below the bandstand drawing signed by Frew. The sheet is in Good+ condition, with some edge/corner wear and creases. Still, inside pages are without defects on the music itself. A previous owner's name label is pasted on inside front cover. A nice old-timer, ready for framing! (4771)

This is THE BOYS' HYMNAL, A Collection of Devotional and Inspirational Hymns Selected for Use in Meetings for Boys. It was edited by I. H. Meredith and published in 1914 by Tullar-Meredith Co., New York. The softcover book includes 68 different hymns, with music, as well as a section of Responsive Readings from Psalms and Proverbs. The songs, which are indexed by both title and first lines, range from 'Ashamed of Jesus,' 'Comrades of the Cross,' and 'Marching On To Victory' to 'Quit You Like Men,' 'Sound the Bugle' and 'Three Cheers for the Boys.' Many of these are old-time hymns that are well-known and well-loved! The book is in Very Good condition, with a few minor edge/corner creases to the covers. Inside pages show no apparent defects. Looking for the great old-timers? Look here! (4760)

THE STORY OF FIFTY HYMNS was compiled and published in 1939 by General Mills, Minneapolis MN, the millers of Gold Medal Kitchen-tested Flour ) to give the historical facts, purposes and interesting highlights of fifty hymns we all love best. Chosen from many hundreds of hymns of the Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths, the hymns' words are printed with information on the composer, circumstances of its writing and more. The 121-page faux leather covered booklet was also designed to commemorate the 5th Radio Anniversary of the Hymns of All Churches program featuring Joe Emerson and his fellow musicians. A special anniversary hymn, with music by Fred Jacky and words by George Thorndyke, is also included, as is the recipe for Emerson's favorite cake - the Anniversary Caramel Cake - provided by Betty Crocker and her staff. It's a nice addition to your religious music library and is in Very Good condition. None of this affects the printed material. The covers show very minor edge/corner wear, but there are no other apparent defects inside or out! A nice piece of old-time radio, religious and advertising ephemera! (3811)

Any Little Girl, That's A Nice Little Girl Is The Right Little Girl For Me Sheet Music. Words by Thomas J. Gray, music by Fred Fischer. Published by Shapiro Music Publisher, New York. Illustrated by Starmer. Copyright 1910. Photo insert of Farmer and Hylands. Condition is excellent with just the slightest rounding of right corners.

It Only Happens When I Dance With You Sheet Music. From Irving Berlin's Easter Parade Lyrics and music by Irving Berlin. From Irving Berlin's Easter Parade presented by M-G-M. Published by Irving Berlin Music Corp. Copyright 1947. Condition is very good with no faults.

WALTZ SONG, WORDS AND MUSIC BY MILDRED WHITE WALLACE. PUBLISHED BY DIXON LANE MUSIC, ILLUSTRATED BY WOHLMAN. COPYRIGHT 1923. MINIMAL SOIL AND EDGE WEAR. SOME SPINE DAMAGE BUT NOT COMPLETELY TORN IN TWO.

That's Going Some For You Sheet Music. Words by Alfred Bryan, music by Fred Fischer. Published by Shapiro Music Corp. Illustrated by Starmer. Photo insert of Grace Dixon. Copyright 1911. Condition is very good with a slight crease at upper right and lower right corners.

Any Bonds Today? Sheet Music. By Irving Berlin. Theme song of the National Defense Savings Program. U. S. Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. Copyright 1941. Condition is very good

What D'ye Mean You Lost Yer Dog (Where's That Dog-Gone Dog-Gone Dog of Mine) Sheet Music. By Thomas S. Allen with music by Joseph M. Daly. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co. Illustrated by E. F. Pfeiffer. Copyright 1913. Condition is good with a tiny piece of color gone from right hand margin and slight crease at bottom right corner. Photo insert of Zena Kiefe.

This is the Grand Opera Libretto for Mascagni's CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (Rustic Chivalry), a one-act music-drama published by Edwin F. Kalmus, New York. It is undated, but appears to be from the 1940s. Inside are the story synopsis, cast of characters and dialogue, printed in both the original Italian and an English translation. A selection of the opera's music is reprinted in final three pages of the text. The 16-page softcover book is in Very Good condition, although it shows some age-yellowing of on the cover edges and there is minor wear to the cover corners. Inside pages have no apparent defects. (4352)

Donizetti's L' ELISIRE D' AMORE (The Elixir of Love) is the focus of this Grand Opera Libretto published by Edwin F. Kalmus, New York. It is undated, but appears to be from the 1940s. Inside are the story synopsis, cast of characters and dialogue, printed in both the original Italian and an English translation. A selection of the opera's music is reprinted in the text. The 27-page softcover book is in Very Good condition, although it shows some age-yellowing of both the cover edges and inside pages. There is minor wear to the cover corners. (4353)

Edwin F. Kalmus, Scarsdale, NY, is publisher of this Grand Opera Libretto for Verdi's LA TRAVIATA. It is undated, but appears to be from the 1940s. Information is included concerning the story of the opera, cast of characters and dialogue. The text is in both the original Italian and an English translation. Music for four opera songs is printed on the final pages. The 32-page softcover book is in Very Good condition, with only very light wear to cover corners and edges. The inside pages show some age-yellowing, but are otherwise without apparent defects. (4356)

That Old Girl of Mine with words by Earle C. Jones and music by Egbert Van Alstyne. Published by Jerome H. Remick tears in right margin. Does not detract.

Valse Estelle sheet music by E. Goldston. Published by Church, Paxson and Company, New York. Copyright 1915. Condition is very good with slight rounding at corners and store stamp.

Girl Of My Dreams copyright 1920 by C.C. Church And Company, Hartford Conn. Words and music by Charles Tobias, Henry Tobias, and W. C. Polla. Litho by The Knapp Co., New York. Overall conditon is good with 2 small tears on right hand edge that have been repaired underneath with archival tape and one other 1/4 tear. Tiny crease at bottom right in black area only and and other tear in the black bottom margin that has archival tape on top. Would frame nicely.

So Long, Mother, Al Jolson's Mother Song. Lyric by Raymond Egan and Gus Kahn, music by Egbert Van Alstyne. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co., Detroit and New York. Copyright 1917. Condition is very good with slight rounding of right corners only.

When Yankee Doodle Learns to Parlez Vous Francais with words by Will Hart and music by Ed Nelson. Published by A. J Stasny Music Co., New York. Copyright 1917. Illustrated by Barbelle. Photo of George L. Thompson. Condition is excellent.

You Do Not Seem The Same by Charles B. Weston. Published by Charles B. Weston, Brooklyn, NY. Photo by Martini Studio. Copyright 1914. Condition is very good with 2 1/4 tears at right hand margin. Inside sheet is missing a small piece but it is in the margin and does not affect the music.

Valse Annette by Lionel Baxter. Composer of Valse June and Valse Elaine. Published by Sam Fox Publ. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Illustrated by T. Ray. Copyright 1915. Condition is very good with no faults, store stamp near bottom.

Good-Bye Valse Hesitation, interpolating the principal theme of Tosti's Good-Bye . By F. Henri Klickman, composer of Sing Me The Rosary . Published by Frank K. Root tear in right hand margin and spine is separated 2 at top.

How I Love My Lu, Peter F. Dailey's English Negro Ditty. Sung at Weber Pousse Cafe . Words by Edgar Smith and Louis De Lance, music by John Stromberg. Photo of Peter F. Dailey on the cover. Published by Jos. W. Stern & Co. Copyright 1898. Condition is very good with slight roughness at right hand margin, otherwise excellent.

The Ice King sheet music, march and two-step. Composted by Harry J. Lincoln. A cold title, but a red hot piece. Published by Vandersloot Music Pub. Co., Williamsport, PA. Copyright 1913. Condition is ver good. It shows a little use but has no tears or stains.

Song Lyrics Magazine March 1938 Lyrics to songs from *Big Broadcast of 1938* (including Thanks For The Memory!), *Love & Hisses*, *Sally, Irene and Mary*, *Tovarich*, and others. Pictures of the Big Band Leaders, Phil Harris, Ozzie Nelson, Robert Armbruster, Oscar Bradley, Ray Noble, Ted Weems, Horace Heidt, Russ Morgan, Raymond Paige, Benny Goodman, Peter Van Steeden, Wayne King, Meredith Wilson, Rudy Vallee, Jack Miller, Abe Lyman, Tommy Dorsey, Paul Whiteman, Harry Salter, Ted Fio Rito. Songs include Ebb Tide, Thanks For The Memory, Vieni-Vieni, I Wanna Be In Winchell's Column. Pictures of Ben Bernie, Simone Simon, and Walter Winchell on the front. Back cover advertises a typewriter from Remington Rand. Soft cover Magazine, 8-1/2 x 11-1/2 inches, 34 pages. Paper has darkened. Cover separated along fold, 6 inches from bottom, 2 inches from top. Cover has wrinkles. Bottom corner has stain. Under 1 lb.

Band and Orchesra Handbook This book is meant to serve as a ready reference for many of the problems of a band or orchestra -- why organize it, how to organize, finance and maintain it, what types and respective quantities of instruments are necessary, how to conduct it, tips on marching and broadcasting -- textual material that everyone with responsibility in instrumental music should have at his fingertips. Pan-American Band Instrument Co., 1946. Soft cover, 6 x 9 inches, 136 pages. Lightly rubbed edges, name inside front cover. Very good condition. Under 1 lb.

Sheet Music: I Wanna Play House With You as Recorded by Eddy Arnold for victor Records. Words and Music by Cy Coben. Published by Alamo Music, Inc. for Hill and Range Songs Inc. 407 Commercial Center Street, Beverly Hills, California. Condition: Very Good. Slight rounded corners. Name in ink on front cover. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling on multiple item orders.

Sheet Music: Have I Told You Lately That I Love You. Featured in The Republic Picture- Sing Neighbor Sing-and The Columbia Picture-Over The Trail. Words and Music by Scott Wiseman. Published by Duchess Music Corporation, New York. Copyright 1945. Picture of Bing Crosby and a bevy of beauties on the cover. Condition: Very Good. Slightly rounded corners. Name in ink on front cover. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling on multiple item orders.

Sheet Music: If You've Got The Money Honey, I've Got The Time. As recorded on Columbia Records by Jo Stafford with Paul Weston and his Orchestra. Words by Lefty Frizzell and Jim Beck. Published by Peer International Corporation, 1619 Broadway, Now Your 19, NY. Copyright 1950. Condition: Small tear at bottom, front and back, Slight moisture damage on the top edge and has name in ink on front cover. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling for multiple item orders.

You're the Nicest Little Girl I Ever Knew sheet music. Words and music by Charles Coleman. Published by Songland Music Pub. Co. Copyright 1916. Condition is good with a water stain at the lower right corner, otherwise very nice.

Japonica Danse Du Vaudeville sheet music. Composed by Tony Stanford. Published by Feist . Looks like it was illustrated by J. S. Quirk.

Oh! Frenchy sheet music with words by Sam Ehrlich and music by Con Conrad. Illustrated by E. E. Walton. Published by Broadway Music Corp., New York. Copyright 1918. Condition is good with 2 tears in right hand margin that have been repaired with archival tape on the music side. Owners name written in pen.

The Sweetest Girl in Monterey sheet music. Lyric by Alfred Bryan and music by Herman Paley. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co. Copyright 1915. Illustrated by Starmer. Condition is very good with separation at spine and tiny crease at lower left corner. Owners name written in pencil

Simple Confession sheet music. Composed by F. Thome, arranged by Sigfrid Stenhammar. Copyright 1901. Published by Armstrong Music Publishing Company, New York. Slight roughness around the edges, otherwise condition is very good.

Sheet Music: Wheel Of Fortune. By Bennie Benjamin and George Weiss. Published by Laurel Music Corporation, 1619 Broadway, New York. Copyright 1952. Condition: Has mouse marks in the upper right hand corner. Some creases at corners and fold. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling for multiple item orders.

Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking Now? sheet music by Irving Berlin. Published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. Copyright 1917. Larger format. Illustrated by Barbelle. Condition is very good with tiny crease at lower right corner only. Store stamp at bottom.

When the Boys Come Home sheet music. Words by John Hay, music by Oley Speaks. Copyright 1917. Published by G. Schirmer. Written by John Hay, the Late Secretary of State During the Civil War, while he was private secretary to President Lincoln. Illustrated by P. Van Burent. Condition is very good with owners name at top, store name written in pencil at the bottom, very slight darker color around edges and spine is separated about 3 from the bottom.

Gee! It's Great to be Home Again sheet music. Words by Ella M. Smith, music by G. Vernon Strout. Published by H. I. Smith, Springfield, Mass. Copyright 1919. Very good condition with one 1/4 tear in right hand margin and owners name written in pen at the top.

Hiawatha's Melody of Love Sheet Music. Lyric by Alfred Bryan & Artie Mehlinger, music by Geo. W. Meyer. Published by Jerome H. Remick & Co. Copyright 1920. Illustrated by Frederick Manning, specially posed by Miss Grace Nelson. Condition is very good with owners name written at left, top.

My Belgian Rose Sheet Music. War folio edition. Published by Leo Feist, Inc. Has a picture of a pretty lady with roses. Copyright 1918. Condition is very good with one 1 tear at bottom.

Love of a Rose Sheet Music. Music adapted from the famous Salut D'Amour by Elgar. Lyric by Lieut. Will. S. Dillon. Edited by W. C. Polla. Has a photo of Ethel Clayton. Published by United States Music Co. Artist is R.S. Copyright 1919. Condition is good with a flea bite out of the top cover.

China, We Owe A Lot To You Sheet Music. By Howard Johnson with music by Milton Ager. Published by Leo Feist, Inc. Copyright 1917. Store stamp on front, and slight roughness at upper right and lower left corner. Otherwise this sheet music is in very good condition.

Garden of My Dreams Ziegfeld Follies 1918 Sheet Music. Lyrics by Gene Buck and music by Dave Stamper. Published by T. B. Harms. F. Ziegfeld, Jr's 12th production. Copyright 1918. Condition is very good with slight roughness at corners and the spine is separated part way. Would look great framed.

The Wee Hoose Mang The Heather Sheet Music. Written by Harry Lauder and Gilbert Wells, composed by Fred Elton and Harry Lauder. Published by T. B. Harms and Francis, Day and Hunter. Copyright 1912. Tiny bit of upper left corner is gone and there are a few small tears at right margin and 1 1 tear at the top. Otherwise intact.

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In the Morning sheet music by Irving Berlin. Has a photo of Bob Hall. Published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. Copyright 1918. Dedicated to my friend Private Howard Friend who occupied the cot next to mine and feels as I do about the bugler. Cover artist is Barbelle. Condition is good with slight roughness at bottomedge and partial separation at spine.

I Will ALways Love You As I Do To-Day sheet music. Words by Herman Kahn, music by Leo Friedman. Published by Parke, Daniels & Friedman, Inc. Copyright 1915. Edges are a little rough and spine is partially separated. Still a nice piece.

By Madden and Morse. Published by F. B. Haviland, New York. Copyright 1904. Has a photo inset of Elsie Haveland. Condition is very good with slight roughness at right corners. Has owners name stamped at upper left corner.

I'm Always Chasing Rainbows from the musical comedy Oh Look! Published by McCarthy & Fisher, Inc. Copyright 1918. Illustrated by Andre de Takacs. The left margin is rough and the spine is partially separated.

Honolulu Moon, an alluring waltz melody ballad sheet music. Words and music by Fred Lawrence. With ukulele accompaniment. Published by Leo Feist, Inc. Has a photo inset of Rinaldo. Copyright 1926. Condition is excellent with a store stamp on the cover.

Happy Days Reverie Leo Friedman, composer of Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland Happy Days Reverie is an instrumental piece. The format is large, 10-1/4 x 13-1/2 inches, with 6 pages. Cover and four pages of music, with samples of other pieces, one called Moonlight Waltz, showing an Indian girl, and In The Far Off Golden West, with a picture of a young lady of the West, on the back. Frank K. Root & Co., 1912. Edges are curled, with a few small tears, and a missing top corner. There is also a small spot at the top, which has soaked through to the inside.

4 Different Vintage Sheet Music Booklets. Includes I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus From 1952. Keep It A Secret From 1952 With Jo Stafford On The Cover. Woman From 1965 With Peter & Gordon On The Cover. An October 1931 Copy Of The Etude Music Magazine With 75 Pages Of Sheet Music, Ads And Articles. Sheet music is described in general condition. Small and miscellaneous flaws may not be identified so you are buying as is condition. L312x3.

4 Different Vintage Sheet Music Booklets. Includes Sweetheart Of All My Dreams From 1945 From The Movie Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo With Spencer Tracy, Van Jonhson, And Phyllis Thaxter On The Cover. Also On The Cover Is Buy United States War Savings Bonds And Stamps. My Truly Truly Fair From 1951 With Guy Mitchell On The Cover. I Went To Your Wedding From 1952 With Patti Page On The Cover. Seventeen From 1955 With Boyd Bennet On The Cover. Sheet music is described in general condition. Small and miscellaneous flaws may not be identified so you are buying as is condition. L312x4.

5 Different Vintage Sheet Music Booklets. Includes Frosty The Snowman From 1950. On The Street Where You Live From 1956 From The Musical My Fair Lady. Dancin With Someone From 1953 With Theresa Brewer On The Cover. You Tell Me Your Dream, I Will Tell You Mine From 1939. August 1931 Copy Of The Etude Music Magazine With 75 Pages Of Sheet Music, Ads And Articles. Sheet music is described in general condition. Small and miscellaneous flaws may not be identified so you are buying as is condition. L312x2.