lyric by Ben Ryan and Bert Hanlon ; music by Harry Von Tilzer. For voice and piano. Caption title. Page 1 is unnumbered. Advertisement for "Somebody's waiting for someone" and other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: soldier with two women and soldiers charging / Barbelle.
lyric by Ben Ryan and Bert Hanlon ; music by Harry Von Tilzer. For voice and piano. Caption title. Page 1 is unnumbered. Advertisement for "Somebody's waiting for someone" and other songs: p. [4] Cover illustration: soldier with two women and soldiers charging / Barbelle.
A.F. Winnemore. For voice and piano. Caption title. Verses 2-6 printed on p. 3. Cover illustration: lithograph of 4 Afro-American minstrels. "Thayer & Co's Lith. Boston"--Cover.
Poetry in 30 four-line stanzas with refrain "So weel about and turn about" after first stanza. Printed in three columns with single line between first two columns and line of advertising "Sold Wholesale and Retail, corner of Cross & Fulton Sts. Boston", with rule on each end, between second and third column. William Rutter was listed at above address from 1829 to 1834. Illustration of dancing African American at head of first column. "Jim Crow was the invention of Thomas Dartmouth ('Daddy') Rice" -- Series of old American songs / Brown University Library, no. 15.
sung by Mr. Rice at the Chesnut St. Theatre. For voice and piano. Caption title. "Jim Crow was the invention of Thomas Dartmouth ('Daddy') Rice"--Series of old American songs / Brown University Library, no. 15. Verses 2-5 printed on p. [2]; verses 6-19 printed on p. [3
arranged by E.P. Christy ; and sung by G.N. Christy of Christy's Minstrels. For voice, chorus (air, TTB) and piano. Caption title. Attributed to Anthony F. Winnemore in earlier ed.: Boston : G.P. Reed, 1843. Verses 2-4 printed on p. 4. Cover illustration: engraving of oval border design with Afro-American man seated at top.
selected, written and arranged for the piano forte by William Clifton. For voice and piano. Cover title. Verses 2-8 printed on p. [5] Cover illustration: lithograph of Afro-American man playing brass instrument in laundry room / Spoodlyks. "Endicott. Litho."--Cover.
as sung by John N. Smith ; arranged for the piano forte by an eminent professor. For voice and piano. Cover title. "[Ned Harper] was the author of 'Jim along Josey'"--Monarchs of minstrelsy / Rice, p. 24. Verses 2-7 printed on p. [3] Cover illustration: lithograph of Afro-American child dancing.
Contains music. On verso: Advertising in Yiddish for the State Bank. Translation by Rebecca A. Altman. Translation of the Jewish National Song. Printed with Hebrew text, transliteration and score.
Contains music. On verso: Advertising in Yiddish for the State Bank. Translation by Rebecca A. Altman. Translation of the Jewish National Song. Printed with Hebrew text, transliteration and score.
Contains music. On verso: Advertising in Yiddish for the State Bank. Translation by Rebecca A. Altman. Translation of the Jewish National Song. Printed with Hebrew text, transliteration and score.
Poem, in 8 verses. Caption title: "Jesus only" At end of title: Mary G. Brainard. Text on p. [2]-[3]; source of imprint, the logo, "Willard Tract Repository Boston," on p. [4] Title within small decorative border of type ornaments, all within similar outer border, this repeated on the other pages. Printed on light brown paper. First line: O Thou, dear Lord, who stayest.
Within double line border.
At head of text: Dedicated to our boys in the trenches. To be sung to the tune: Martyn. "Arranged by Anna L. Peck, Minneapolis, Minn." Adaptation of Wesley's hymn to conditions of World War I.
Within irregular lined border.
words by Charles Horwitz; music by Frederick V Bowers For voice and piano Caption title "Music by Fred. V. Bowers"--Cover Advertisement for other songs: p. [6] Cover illustration: Afro-American with bandaged head sitting on hammock Also published for: band, orchestra, mandolin, banjo, guitar
Printed in red and black on white paper. Issued sewn into lettered red paper wrapper (24 x 15 cm.) Colored cut of girl carrying greens and boy carrying small pine tree pasted on cover; ornamented rubricated initial in shape of tree on page [1]; cut of red monkey on page [3] Poem in five eight-line stanzas type-signed: Eugene Field [1850-1895] Colophon on page [3]: At the sign of the Guzzling Ape, Bayberry Hill Press. Ruth & Foster Johnson ... send you their warm Christmas greetings and best wishes for 1973 with the hope that you will enjoy this Nineteenth Century bit of tomfoolery by Eugene Field together with its 1876 illustration.
At end of text: Cullen's Book Store. Books bought, sold, and exchanged .. According to O. Wegelin, author is Joseph Jackson, F.A.; printed in Philadelphia in 1910.
words by Dannie O'Neil ; music by Billy Baskette. For voice and piano. Cover title. Dedicated to: Jerry Vogel. Variant advertisements. Cover illustration: drawing of seacoast / R.S.; photograph of Margaret Young / Hixon-Connelly, K.C. Also published for: male or mixed voices; band or orchestra.
words by Dannie O'Neil ; music by Billy Baskette. For voice and piano. Cover title. Dedicated to: Jerry Vogel. Variant advertisements. Cover illustration: drawing of seacoast / R.S.; photograph of Margaret Young / Hixon-Connelly, K.C. Also published for: male or mixed voices; band or orchestra.
words by Dannie O'Neil ; music by Billy Baskette. For voice and piano. Cover title. Dedicated to: Jerry Vogel. Variant advertisements. Cover illustration: drawing of seacoast / R.S.; photograph of Margaret Young / Hixon-Connelly, K.C. Also published for: male or mixed voices; band or orchestra.
words by Dannie O'Neil ; music by Billy Baskette. For voice and piano. Cover title. Dedicated to: Jerry Vogel. Variant advertisements. Cover illustration: drawing of seacoast / R.S.; photograph of Margaret Young / Hixon-Connelly, K.C. Also published for: male or mixed voices; band or orchestra.
words by Dannie O'Neil ; music by Billy Baskette. For voice and piano. Cover title. Dedicated to: Jerry Vogel. Variant advertisements. Cover illustration: drawing of seacoast / R.S.; photograph of Margaret Young / Hixon-Connelly, K.C. Also published for: male or mixed voices; band or orchestra.
Fugitive slave now safe in Canada defies his old master. Fugitive slave now safe in Canada defies his old master. Song in three numbered four-line stanzas and varied chorus; first line of first chorus: Old master I pray thee don't come after me. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
