America, I love you

music by Archie Gottler ; words by Edgar Leslie. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertising includes musical incipit for 'The Letter that never reached home' by Archie Gottler. "I consider 'America I love you' the greatest popular song of its kind ever written. Signed James M. Curley, Mayor, City of Boston"--Cover. F.J. Lawson Co. N.Y. Cover illustration: Large central photograph of James Michael Curley surrounded by emblems of America including the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell, a scene of the Boston Tea Party, an American Indian chief, pioneers, pilgrims and a skyscraper / Al. Barbelle.

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Original record: America, I love you
Collection: Prints, Drawings and Watercolors from the Anne S.K. Brown Military Collection
Date(s): 1874 – 1958
1911 – 1920
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Barbelle, 1888-1957 (illustrator)
Gottler, Archie, 1896-1959 (composer)
Leslie, Edgar (lyricist)
Subject(s): Archie Gottler
Boston Tea Party, Boston, Mass., 1773
Curley, James Michael
Edgar Leslie
Indians of North America
Liberty Bell
Patriotic music
Pictorial works
Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony)
Pioneers
Popular music
Portraits
Sheet Music
Skyscrapers
Songs with piano
Statue of Liberty (New York, N.Y.)
United States
Type: notated music

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