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MR. OSCAR HAMMERSTEINPRESENTSNAUGHTY MARIETTA

A Comic OperaWith Mlle. EMMA TRENTINI

Book and Lyrics byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG

Music byVICTOR HERBERT

Price Five Dollars(Except Canada)

M. WITMARK & SONSNEW YORKPrinted in U. 8. A.


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KUSICLIBRAE

Mr. Oscar Hammersteinpresents

Mile Emma TrentiniinNaughty Marietta

A Comic Opera in Two Acts Book and Lyrics Music2> by . *>y-r RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG. VICTOR HERBERT.

CAST OF CHARACTERS.s CAPTAIN RICHARD WARRINGTON Orville Harrold

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GRANDET William FredericETIENNE GRANDET Son of Lieut. Governor Edward MartindelSIR HARRY BLAKE An Irish Adventurer Raymond BloomerSIMON O'HARA- Capt. Dick's servant Harry CooperRUDOLFO Keeper of Marionette Theatre James S. MurrayFLORENZE - Sec'y to Lieut. Governor Howard MorganLIZETTE A Casket Girl Kate ElinoreADAH - A Quadroon Maria HelleneTHE VOODOO QUEEN Viola EllisNANETTE Louise AichelFELICE Blanche LiptonFANCHON Vera De RosaGRAZIELLA Sylvia LotiFRANCHESCA Bessie RlcardoNIGHT WATCHMAN Eugene Roderist PIRATE W9* Mack25-i PIRATE F- Bonnerindian H - ReynoldsEAST INDIAN Bert Leslie

andMARIETTA Mlle Emma TrentiniAdventurers, Pirates, Flower Girls, Casket Girls, Soldiers,

Servants, Creoles, Quadroons, Mexicans, Spaniards, San Domingo Women, etc.SYNOPSIS.ACT I.

The Place DArmesIn New Orleans, about the year 1780.ACT II.

Scene I The Marionette Theatre.Scene n The Ball-room of the Jeunesse Dore'e Club.

Musical Director Gaetano MerolaStag-e Director Jacques Coini


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Contents.ACT I. Page

OVERTURE 71. OPENING CHORUS *62. TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP Captain Dick and Followers 373. TAISEZ VOL'S Casket Girls and Men 434. NAUGHTY MARIETTA Marietta 495. IT NEVER, NEVER CAN BE LOVE Marietta and Captain Dick 536. IF I WERE ANYBODY ELSE BUT ME Lizette and Simon 617. 'NEATH THE SOUTHERN MOON Adah 678. ITALIAN STREET SONG Marietta and Chorus 719. FINALE 83

ACT II.10. OPENING CHORUS in11. DANCE OF THE MARIONETTES Marietta and Rudolfoll212. YOU MARRY A MARIONETTE Etiennell613. DANCE Marietta 12014. THE DREAM MELODY 12115. NEW ORLEANS JEUNESSE DOREE Chorus of Men 12716. LOVES OF NEW ORLEANS Ensemblel3417. THE SWEET BY AND BY. Lizette 14918. PRELUDE 15219. LIVE FOR TO-DAY Marietta, Adah, Captain Dick and Etiennel53

. 20. I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOME ONE Captain Dick 17521. IT'S PRETTY SOFT FOR SIMON Simon 179

JOE22. FINALE


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N?l.Lyrics by

RiDA JOHNSON YOUNG.Opening- Is-* Act. Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

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PJes - sa - mine! Jes - sa - mine! and ro - ses!

poco a poco cresc.

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23STREET SWEEPERS enter Sopranos

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Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!Captain Dick with Followers. (Male Chorus.)

Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

Allegro marcato.

Piano.

CAPTAIN DICK.

j! ^ I it F ' F' P F P' p p ' F J ' " ^f^mWe've hunt - ed the wolf in the for - est,We've rang-ed o'er the North in the win - ter,

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out for ad- ven-ture, As an - y one plain - ly can see Weveg-ht time was falling-, And burn -ing- log-s hig-h- er we piled Weve

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smoked the peace pipe with the Natch- esfoug-ht for our scalps with the In - dians,

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We've laug-hedat all dan- g-ers, We'reWe've laug-hedat all dan-g-ers, We're

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known as the Ran-g-ers: Har-ry Blake, my g"ood com-rades known as the Ran-g-ers: Har-ry Blake, my g-ood com-rades SIMON. r\

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REFRAIN. Allegro marziale.CAPTAIN DICK.pn r "r g' ^' p ^^Tramp, tramp, tramp a -long- the hig-h - - way, Tramp, tramp, tramp,the road isP^M Maiffll-M \f-r.mJ vwltn marcato. sfz I 3 1

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Tramp, tramp, tramp, now clear the

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road - way; Room, room, room the world is freeL Were

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N9 3.Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.

Taisez-Vous.Casket Girls and Men.

Music byVICTOR HERBERT.Marcia moderatei^^m TENORS. *P

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Maid- en fair, oh,

** ,K nmaid - en fair, Won't you

AAA*mar- ry me? Won't you mar-ry me?

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ai - sez-vous, tai - sez - vous,mmSe44

we 11 see! Tai - sez-vous, tai - sez-vous,

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N94.Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.

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It Never, Never Can Be LoveDUET.

Marietta and Captain Dick.Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.

Music byVICTOR HERBERT.Animato e molto rubato. /DICK.

Piano.

a ^ ^ w/MARIETTA. P? 1 5

friends, you see,. Cer-tain - ly,. cer-tain - ly. You'll

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prom-ise you'll nev- er make love at me? No! No! No!. Youwill

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MAR. DICK.

I' ' _ ' J' i j j r p r^ee. You 11 nev - er try just to kiss my hand? I m

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n h i h f ji >Ffi^fJ9 poco rit.

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call it bond Pla - ton - ic, or friend- ship tried and

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r'r'r r T r i r rft=:^3 tsim - ply chums will do..r'-'j it r t 1

You may say Im your

2E=?E b> M K it ^ * :EO=EEt V F ^^*i ^ ^ DICK.r r * r ^^part - ner,m i My claim all claims a/C\ bove;. ButIt S7\^^ 3=*E 17 7 ^F^M g 3b>? ^ J'f f i i^j

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* MAR.? "J I J J' J r\mnlto pin mnsso.

J1 ^".f J r -rYes, sol-emn-ly swear;- It nev- er, nev-er can be

^ DICK. /C\^^ T r i P f p ^ p psol- emn - ly swear It nev- er, nev-er can be

a tempo, accel. ^ rail.(T J1 i^ /flove! It nev- er, nev- er can be love!.

. r\ /C\ ^

^fcHlove !

i

It nev-er, nev-er can be love!/7\ /?\*= SI

(Behind the Scenes.)

jg^iNoL

r\T p *NoL

3$ /T\ Ov

^N

^^ P

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57P Tempo I. - DICK./MAR> -^ ^-- v->ir |> J- JM|r p r fîI see I don't ap - peal to you,. Oh

*s\ r hTTl J n gEg^ a-^ _T73 i1 ^ t J>* S SJ^^Ê/p^ #frP Ê itmmp ^= ? f S E

well,- you'll do. In friend- ship, youll find that I'mm * ê3E :be s rvif scherzandn. fm^mm ;^s ^m ^^ rMAR.

m mf & P^P -*-^-tried and true. Of course,% tf . p] i ii u me too../ y^mf P^ V 1 1 i g f > * Jflf^ff

DIC K.SM i rs'pose your love must be-tfr

* ^tall and grand? I shall nev - er love, so

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* BOTH.pB r ,j j Juji^j mff r v J "p "p r i>J'^P here's my hand! Then

Im sure, if you're sure, and I'm sure I am sure, That we

j fl.V' ~ j j i eem

I

1 -f ' f -i J'-. ? *r 8** rit. - r. (7\" ^ J II -jk F ? it *y ^ > gi^Ji ji >mu - tu-al-ly un - der - stand Well call it bond Plam& r\.)*i ^=*F=yi 55 * 1 V 1 p- 1?~*

p pnco rit.9Pff=^^=5 *

accel. rit.

}" y f==a MM ^TM^T*- ^^^gl ji ? js -? * j i ^ *>[)> p f J 1

ton - ic, or friend- ship tried and true, We'll

^m ^*r JV'$ i i jfM[ii |[friend- ship tried and true,on - ic, or We'll*j j, js r t v t i_t ft ^ ^==^r r r*p ,

accel. rit. a tempo, ware.

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j |[ ll it I | ,call us just g-ood

i #*/s accel. rit.

y> ^ ^fi~^ y ji f

J 1 i > > icom - rades, or

; ' t ^ * tempo.

# psi

sim - ply chums will do.. You may say I m yourU0SXV&.i.ii

*>'/ f-. p^/?si^

tt* J^ sMte /C\f far\P^^

ftfei

part - ner,

i *

^ : ^ ]^ f" ? * > *^?=2=

^\i^ F

/TS DICK.

My claim all claims a - bove;. But

* * *X-f ?7 ^

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î=^ /r\ feestF jl r ' -rDICK.m Yes, sol-emn-ly swear It nev-er, nev-er can be} *, APPP * Hf^^sol- emu- ly swear. It be

m m m f> f7\ fa tempo accel.i i i *s i E i a > .^ ^ Î ^love! It nev - er, nev- er can be love!.^Q"i îMf J^ ^giic

5,

love!

ft Q> / ^5It nev- er, nev-er can be love!

r\ /7\m m

i>V -0(Behind the Scenes.) NoL

i e /T\ /C\

f

yi- rsfNoL

t =F=? ^ /7\tf: Jv /7\ /7\ *C\ /T\ /C\3EE*E =1 ^Pf I!! 1| :

/T\

*>H/t J Ju 1^t> accel. pp~ A

i r\E Ev^

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Naughty Marietta.

N9 6.

61

If I Were Anybody Else But Me.DUET.

Simon and Lizette.Lyric by

RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.Tempo g-iusto.

Music byVICTOR HERBERT.SIMON.

pu>, I

Piano.(

w

fc }-} J r S ^m e*eemust have been changed in my era - die, By my nurse or some-thing* like, For I

^f ^^Si> r ! r* r i m*S^ JEEEE3t J t frm. r -ijf:tPW=r

l ^i'l, J r J J'.i'iH^LIZETTE

r F- p i | J i r * ^Nain't turned out what I oug-ht to be, And noth- ing- seems to be rig-ht. Mon

j h Jf ins ^ ^^ W? ^ JWxTTrJh > i

I dream that I am a pi - rate bold that

4 * i UJV : tJl, J' i I

^M t 1 1 f" i r E mm ^s ^pknows no fear,,H?fff A rav - in' swear -in', tear - in' son of a*>

'>M\f j

EEt^lJ>

IM4 m m m g.IPS

I J M J J ' ^j^sea - sick buc-ca - neerl I car-ries a - round a hun- dred pound of

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h

it. :S:

f=^EEI*=*BE

^ dl, IT J' J' J^ J 1 J' ff J E./ I.IZETTE. Sg-leam-ing- dirk When my blood - y meal is thro'! Mon Dieu! Par

W**> f f f fl

t t rfJE* 1 I :r :r_^Efcd*

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P^ibleu!

Mr ^ i j> ^ ^^Bon, bon! You are ze brave g*ar

fff^F i J J i JTT *-* ^ras p f Jifz- p* * p sjzm m&^ff SIMON.

j i it p HP i g j Mr i f f p fcon! I dreams of floods of hu- man blood And chests of dead men's

pl JJ | | JJiigi ^^ ^^ ^mf mnlto cresc pnco accel.^m S^Pgridatolong pause.r\ Mnltn_meno.3J J I j h j mnlto rit.\> V S f g I J 7 J J 1 ' J*j J*j 3Ewealth. And then some-bbd-y wakes me up, And I find I'm just myLIZETTE.^ s:t>ii a i :=sf=*Oh!

* In WJ ^ Mnlto tneno. t7\2^ ^ ? j! fa SJ?-=& colla voce.Jj '/* pp cow* vocia g Jp X '>' i > > ? .hp^ 3EP Moderate (O 3 J' J' J' J' ) | jijj^^E ^*

self. I wish I was an- y-bod- y else but. me,

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An-y-bod-y else would do-^3S j | | ji J JS J JJ I J i < m *

It's aw - fid. dis-cour-a - g-ing- ,

A 1'!' J J J J h illSH3 ^ |HE^ >J .nJ1 1 ir-.J fl- J J J m i 'i Jl p r r ==i

be - ing- me, When I oug-ht to be you, or you!.wm ^^p==?

3Sn j ' i - jm^M p^^B 1j '^j* 1

#

P * d P 3(spoken.)ff\ six/n.cn.i j,

, ^ ^ => jy y^=J J J J 1 jv ^ ^ f ftries to smile, but what's the use? It hits me with a slam! When I13=2 P

?35 F=#ip * fefcf?f^MRF? r P " * r

^ r j j ^ ji ^ i j j j h j iom mg-ets to think-ing- of who I would be, If I was- n't who I am!.

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'Neath The Southern MoonN9 7. Adah.Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.

Lento.

Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

Piano. J'- J i /C\ p ^ r h pBy the South - em sea, Oh, love so warm and free!

^l J> J. J) Ji 1 1 J' I Jl '4^= s'Neath the spread - ing- shade Of palms, in sweet sur - ren - der,

hi1

J1

' J'ir I , mm jijjj ^^While the breez - es per - fume la - den drift from sea.wm i^m w j ' i i i jl FF^ m a&^^I i 1 > j' j ^P *P F'

In the South - land, where the scent of the Mag- - no - lias

i i _ i j t.wij "f r

^^^^e

^s ^^p

ip

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,j / J- j Jj ii i J- J 1 1 r^=^f^^

steep the soul in dreams Of long- - ing- ec - sta - sy,(7\

>) A f f= ^^ I I ^r\1 * t&r m

J pocn rit. , l ,

Where the trop - ics blooms so rare, Breathe their Ian - g-uor on the air.

f ^Z} J Jifc

jjp rit

^=mxpress^MmJr

a jr^ ^JJjtJrj Ig i *ry ^

AukiSfeiHI

cresc. ed allarg. /C\ /C\ /-JV.

S : ^ PPPj 1Let me dream and love and live for thee! For thee!.i ^ HJ J t^m *a

nnga.P^

at77/ /7\

& fij ^J> r\ A^7

S5, f animatnM^ 1m 1

poCO rit.

9

/C\

f; )

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Allegro.

Italian Street Song.Marietta and Chorus. Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

and I seem to bear a - gain in dreams. her

*# ymmm rfjmn ^m=F=

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U ? ? ^_J> ? P I P" > ?^^re - vl'1 - ry_ her sweet re - vel - ry_

p a tempo.P I V ?The man - do -

lb* &mE3E > m mih is r

5=_tl p ps it M JULIiSJ 1 > )r

* 1 feff& e % mPli na's play - ing; sweet, the pleas - ant fall of

*=fc^ *b* h*^ ^mtut**i p Hife iHlillS ? ti ? i I ih y t ij> fP Lffrdan cine:

cresc.M P ip p P T p ic^r-f-?"="*-

ring- feet,' ^ K r 1 / ' L

Oh! could I re - turn, oh! joy. com-MP ill ^ s I ^wPa 5 y *cresc.h JiHf IJm.rit. > ^

feP p p I P 1? Bg T\'M *-rr^r 5X^plete, Na - po-li, Na - po-li, Na- po-li!m wm. ^ ?er)//a pocp. V"^ motto rit. 1

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73Allegro moderate

Mm ;i f f f i P 1 r gfZing-, Zing-, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing; zing, Boom, boom, aye.Allegro moderato.

\/acc.

Zing-, Zing-,

^P^fJ i j mpuarcato.

V *

i i

fi

ii

*>S M

3^?

M j t ppppp r, |^^ * * ^J'JMziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing-, zing1, Man - do - li - nas gay. Zing, Zing-, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing; zing-,

j 1- lliiilai

S^iu ff

I i3=

# w 3M p gfp ft* l iboom, boom, aye p pf" i p p rLa, la, la, Ha, ha, ha, Zing-, boom,zmBMM fU

xyr -M m* p p i p pla, la, la, la, ha, ha, ha, Zing-, boom, aye. \,()r

BF

P^^

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Mi j>=- m m. m mzrm., p f,", * i-4-? ft ft ft r" r> zsz

ming, Zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, boom, boom, aye.

^mZing, Zing,

^m* 9 * M I mV V V v vziz-z)', ziz-zy, zing, zing,ii Zing, Zing, boom, boom, aye. Zing, Zing,P P P P P ^ * g$Zing, Zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, boom, boom, aye.

P |i H P Jl Zing, Zing,I r r iE ii 1 1 i m^ * ii v V V

h)\)\}\'> b* pj p p p p p 1^^ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, Man - do -li - nas gay.A ^ ih J Ji i J' J 1 Ml^ Zing, Zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,^ U-UiJ' . !* y-ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, Man - do-li- nas gay-

&kZing, Zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,

(i P P P P Pg P P P P P P' P P PKZl7-zv, ziz-zy, zing, zing, Man - do-li - nas

yi p p pl^^ =Zing, Zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,^ ^JOM Jl :jrnri f>n

bNi^S,

=s= P? ;


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iNW 3 j rirrWfftgjjps ^^^

S

ifz

Io* giHip m&

Maye.

ini;> .i r, p i p p r i

f r i fLa, la, la, la, ha ; ha, ha, zing-, boom, aye.

p y IK^M m^r=r^aye. La, la, la, la, ha, ha, ha,ra- zing, boom, aye..M F P S=P Paye. La. la, la, la, ha, ha, ha, zing, boom, aye..

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^$

,'! >"la, la, la,jrr r * ^ /la, la, la,

La.iLa.

P *V r< V

33E 333! 4h W$ 1 1 *^

/a ^E ^=^ g5=^3js r F F

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In; /'fci Mi 77 f WB=*Im m$ If Ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, FP^1 ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,a B * 'nrgp 2nan - cing as wean-do-li - nasy t fp" PF p

gay play.

1 f e e p

^ K=^ tmM.h Ji .h * ^> Py \> V ^ii zing, la. la! ha! ha! zing, zing, zing, zing, zing, zing, Boom' i = B B B g P P P' l^ i' ^^ boom!r r^ zmg. zing, zing,i= zing, zing, zing, Boomyf_j_j_p^4 Si i 4 ^-1i ^f ^^ TS^ I myy e 1 ,^MAh!in*^^ave!gj ^ y 1

b ^^ j * *^^#/* #P owe1*L 1 J * # j d j 4

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J A PP\P f ri

Zing, Zing,PP> ^

* * m * ' ~m


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Zing, Zing,m s ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, boom boom aye.|) P P P P P P P P PZing, Zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, boom boom aye.W JJUJ'J'' J ; J i' J 1

m 5E ! }i fi f r , r f , tfT^ pah ah ah ah ah ah ah'!< [ ?==ptp

la la la ha ha ha boomimpumla la la ha ha ha zing boom

P m m m\> v i' ^#=1aye.

$%\ ini:'. ^=2

i fewJ3-Jw ~p^^3 p>

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M"r

T 7 p iâh ah ah ah

ten.

hâh ah

âh.

^ J- ' f Pla la la la^ p- ii =?=la la la la

>i, \ I' I F

I^PPha ha haten.wmm

ha ha haten.

?

^^ ww ./X/" pesantc.1 5 Ib rrr rM

Zing, Zing,

Zing, Zing,

-^

ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,

P P ? F F Pziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,

P P ji I? F

boom, boom

boom, boom

aye

ny)=, P p ^ i= P ir 'r> i?

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86Molto Appassionato& P P P P P P i P I 7 P P ' P f? ^PPa - dre mi - o! Pa - dre, Ohl Pa - dre 3 mi - o Pa - dre!^ ji Tjl J {73 {T3 | i i \}f "g_p "p i_i

S GOVERNOR==: 'T ^ p ip p- 'P, Jl r. PDear me! Dear me, more trou - ble! thats not fair.

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M P1 > p fl P^N HIStay be - side me, Pa-dre dear!mi ji * p * (pi

G

cas - ket girl!^feI fl ? fl 7 1^^ Tis she,^ P il 9 5=up, my man. his son,^mi n i n i , i ^ n g^i^5eiio dei - glio dear f*fag=P

me". f ^ Si, si,Come, comeg

Dear me,

p * p ?* h p -7 p .V ? itis she,

to* P * P ' iwhat fun!

P ? p T Tsi, si,

if Js)3 JubeeHwith me,

" r p * * h -p ^ M 7 i 7 h h^fair! Dear me. rlpar miear me!

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MmDon't for-sake me. stay be-sside me

shesfor i' l Ju 1,-fr * ^

the cas - ket girl!

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M **3i p [i fp p P"

In your lov. ing arms en - fold me here!

* Ji. Jr ^PM'1 i mM F ?tis she!

M . qTis she, The cas - ket girl

M g *i i p p *p p f *|~rP y P p ^3^=5 what fun! come, pro-tect your son. speak. up, my man*=

$ p" * km h H=3f M'H mi - o fi - glio, fi - glio deari, si,gfj v flagS M 1 g ! B >*****with me, come! come! Oh, come with me!y^' i P? P^ ^^ Si1 p rp ?^

dear me, more

i*j=trou - hie, thats not fair!

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accell a tempo poco ri }.

M j'r }i\n\ni

yes, 'tis she, 'tis she! be-*:deme,safelyhidemedont forsake Ritrimi-o dear!

ppr\

G

yes, tis she, tis she.

pmffccome pro- tect your son,

Pi p?p")fe^fCome, speak up!

^F^ I: .1 | J J^ |fSEsi, si, si, si, si

J^IFWrfcp v BB

Oh dear me. dear me, dear me!

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Allegro VivaceETIENNE(to Governor)IS Pip r f i tt-j-i ^i jCome. sir. you are mas-ter here, to hold the maid you'll try.

m j=t B m j.-t iPto j^j i?r^?.

^ *-Wait a while!

rs

^^let me think! By and by!(Mocking Gov.)

The

By and by!

By and by!

P fim


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Eg^g i fe=iWait a while! let me think! By and by!

M

1)

R

^^ W^ J JS 1Pa - dre mi - o._1-

Come, man,-

i P P n'r ^Mi - o fi - glio

(to Governor)

By and by!fBy and by!

^t i %

speak up,f.

' P Pmi - o

* :i rt him think,

I J' J 1 ^=*

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Mfl r 1 7 J bi ima - dre mi - o, For - sake me

/;3^*The Kings com

D

R

m * v p r^ EEEIEpro-tect your son, Pro - tect your

inpifi - glio.mG 5S

iS

/.' P P l''P P F P P F F Fca - ro mi - o, ca - ro mi-o, ca-ro

EE i iHis ven - geance

t p p r P Wait a while, let me

by and by

by and by

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F Fnot. for - sake me not!

3< J j I J ^mands be on your head!#^^son, speak up, speak up!

* p F F F r p p p I 'f Jmmi - o, ca - ro mi - o, ca - ro mi - o!

mi

!*i r rwill be dire and dread!

g i F P r =1=8think, by and by, by and by!

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M

A

D

R

m Allegro feroce fl? ->+

G

Pa - drel Pa - dre

ii ^^j

Come, man! Come, man!^^ 1No! no!

/.m s mmWait a while, Wait a while,

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M

I)

im

Oh Pa dre!

'' * t r m $=mspeak up, Come man. Come, speak up!

f.r J r d

^ ^Ca - ro fi - g-lio mi Oh ca - ris - si - mo!^ r i r r f f f iT 2no, no. no, no, Come, sir, you're mas-ter here.

;>i, > r m i * r < o ^let me, let me think, wait a while.

m i ft fttake his son you will not dare, we'll fight to see fair play!^^m

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M

1)

G

/mm ftPa - dre Pa - dre

^^Come man.

^^Come man.

fe fz

No. no,^ S E?Wait a while, Wail a while

. , f f i 'r^ f f irShes his fi - plio, She's his fi - g-lio lo

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M

D

4 e >f I f p ^ t^^Ah! stay near.

i^^t ^ 'T ir pspeak up man, come, speak up..

i ^ ^^ ^ T~ ^ca - ro fi - glio, ca - ro fi - g-lio mi 0!mno,

;>'t t r *

no. Come, sir, you're mas

t r < r

p^Fter here._

let me, let

P^me think wait a - while-^ r r , f f *r f , P ftf *r ,f f.take his son you will not dare, well fight to see fair play-

1

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GOVERNOKUn distress)/P* ;tress)/|e M The King- ofi sffiff_!ffl ^f> jtojp#4 ^

y-y s*-

/ P5^*> > > >_?L_ _M "{ Eni-nf.-/ ^

I scarce - ly know just what to say*.

ETIENNE

G

These ruf - fians here on ev - ry side

3e^e /iT r r if r

Pf ^F=11 r .r f r

To take his son you will notM Ofr * .^.g=>f

# i^ ^r^jpft

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m P i t gracefully a piacerefr *r r-f 4 rit(,let heraren Tf ff i {j i

With Ru - dol - focol canto Oi^= ^f=*^ S==pg m / o 3EE

'k r tno, no, no, no- no!

r, 2^2bide! Wait a while

_z /;f f ,'f*

Yes, She*s his fi - gliOj

No!

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II r r r r \T *f? * t>i iJiN^ah! ah_ ah_ ah_ ah.

])

K

G

t mJ J II ff

Come man- speak up. come man,

^r ' r 5ca - ro fi - g-lio miS x

no. no, no. no, no.m p p r i > r r r i< r J> J> J J

to the cas-tle.> * J'H I

to the cas - tie

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i r?r r r iAh!

i- =^=^come, speak upL ^*=i Oh ca - ns - si -mo! gCome, sir, you're mas - ter here. no!

SI 13think, wait a while. Wait a while

m -fM*-^ r t rrfight to see fair play. She's his fi - glio.it t ; ^^ ffia way, a v^ ' r -r r5

^^a way, a_i m

way,-

no:>19V

J *4 rrt.

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H

i * i t rSpeak up

ispeak up,

r - r ' ' r^^f, Jca - ro fi - glio, ca - ro fi - glio,S > r r r in-J p i

3Sno, no, no! Come sir, come sir,

3E let me. let me- let me,

m 4 ^# r r r rShe's his fi - glio, to take his son you will not dare wellto the cas- tie, to the cas - tie,

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J+M

D

G

^Ah!

if ' ^speak up man, or fight for fair feplay,^ : 3Eca - ro fi . glio, ca - ro fi - glio ah. ah.

i _fc* fc^Come sir.

PP^ i iCome the

r , r , rKing- corn - mands be

t tlet me, let me think.

Tf rf,? r r rm f if ffight, we'll fight to see fair play we'll fight well fight To$mmto the cas - tie,

2=to the cas - tie take her a - way

J J' J', ftake her a - way.J J: J' r

;>H , FPT rto the cas - tie,

Vito the cas - tie take her a - way

1=take her a - way.

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T i ffniFrT^^fjcresc.assai c resc.piu possibih-

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see fair

ah! = ffin: TT //, L

fight for fair play!.

rVrr ~o~ca - ris - si - mo!

ff~rr TTon your head, be on your head!.

ff_o_ >Please let me think!.

play, we'll fight we'll fight!.

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/

m

Andante religioso

./m C\ (.All kneel excepting Marietta and Rudolfo)i mAndante religioso

Andante religioso(Organ on stage)mmsUMM.W. 4 SONS 116*1 x


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M

Ki u v y y i^^

(Rudolfo sneaks off with long steps as indicated in part)

3 < LI i U i Li i I Li i LI i1 p -i^-p-i 1-

"' F > r U rit. e dim.^ri.t^^2> , rPP /

Piu mosso Allegro molt

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Dance Of The MarionettesDUET.

Marietta and Rudolfo.


Allegretto moderato.

Piano.

$

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RUDOLFO. (Operating- Marionettes.) P p Jl J J' 1Tur - na like dat - a Pier

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fy J* * *

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Jfc

MARIETTA, (laughing-.)

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J ^ ' i ' > I ' 'T 1' '^iff B I JHow_ he is stu - pidrdim.* 7 7 P=P # ^

Your friend Pier - rot 1

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33a *-? t i c-^w/"

*^ ^

(DANCE.)PPte^*1 f f f ==:5Fmolto marc, e sempre in tempo.

gaT 7 ?C L* rZJ

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1.

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w*3==3=4 :' ?! i =1 I ! f PP^

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116Naughty Marietta.


You Marry A Marionette.Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

Con moto. Moderate, sempre rubato.

Piano.

> J.Vl.UVJ.C/1 CUUjOVUl|/lf X L4.L/CVLLT.

( ,p||| ft F I g^jNow, why should a man who hasNow, why should a man who has

Wi Si?>ifI

ten.

H- J' r f E=i^ ^ mmcour - ag-e to face Fate, man and the Dev - il all threel Give

streng-th to re - sist Fate, man and the Dev - il all three! Sur

t): i ^3: F3=?^ a tempo* J' J' ' si1

I v ' |i ' Wfin - to a bun -die of sa - tin and lace! The an-swer's as sim- pies canren - der his will to a smile and a kiss! The an-swer's as sim -pies can

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m r\ f^ n i f p J 1 ; J' p i J' F p^be For we men are but pup-pets, are toys aft - er all, As webe Tho' we fond - ly be -lieve that we're pull- ing the rope, When the

y * r p ^2 Tw% -t ^ hp ^laugh or we sigh or we sing1 : If we creep or we crawl, If wewed - ding- bells mer - ri - ly ring, Ere the hon - ey-moon's thro,' We dis

tk

i^ -=-*- m 7 11 * M i vp cnlla voce.? t 1

ti. 7 J> Jiff I | l ff r P ? >v Hh- r^N^

stand or we fall, Sure a worn - an is pull- ing thecov - er it'8 true, That a worn - an is pull- ing the

stringstring.

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REFRAIN. grandio&o.v- i' f f b MJJ'r J^ f J- JN'g

Oh! A man is a man, do what he can, What - ev - er his breed or

fe Po^J^Tn1'" > pesanfe.PP mezza voce.

* r -p ^s m.i> I' 1 V u (ft fe^birth: And a maid is a maid, and she is - nt a-fraid Of the

?> PP \, I Ji cresc.TBI W=SFJ^^zman - li-est man_ on earthl So if you re a fool and youre

t* ^ - ^^EEj^ m^ ^2= $cresc. e animnndo.

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rit.*=&^== > T V V ^

ho - ping" to ruleff J > *?!' J> J

- tew.'*

i> r- - p y i r ^ c r m r r r Jl^^eret^. Then by the old Har-ry, be sure when you mar-ry, You

jt^y! r-r"m a teipn.3E3

^^r=^i=PH|=f

/ =S pet Jl.f r ff -f rr ^ t IIYes, mar-ry a Ma-ri- o nette.

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N? 13.

120

Dance.Marietta.

Allegretto moderate VICTOR HERBERT.3=

Piano.

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nr '2. Marietta escapesthrough window.A

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N914.The Dream Melody

Intermezzo.VICTOR HERBERT.

Tempo giusto. M.M.Jrii** -CL-


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S7S /T\

/ ad lib. poco af J poco a poco dim. poco rail.S7\

mpvibratoe moIto espr.m m? ^ mAndante espressivo. M.M. J=66

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(Quasi l'istesso tempo.) ,Allegretto scherzando. (Molto mnderato.j M.M. J=iie

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New Orleans Jeunesse Dore'e.(SCENE II.)

Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.N9 15.

Allegro.(During change of Scene.)

Piano


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^ p f p iB=J gO* fB fff frtr 1'''' 4* g

.T \>m \\ m \f ? \f -r-t-r

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Gain bling, gam bling, ra - cing, di - cing}1s Gam - bling, gam - bling, ra - cing, di - cing;mx7 7 *7/?

II P "T iM t-^4Life's a sort of gam - ble If you look at it that

h }\ }s J>way!^^ t f t t +-* 0-

Life's a sort of gam - ble If you look at it that

ma LMM ft t t |> [? I? p way!I i^M *^S r I t t "i i i Up=^=* !S ^ ^3P '' fi M $rmust bev 'ry fel low

3jol ly

r r'ry felS low must bemm i

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Vo - tar- ies ofAJ' a Ji j^ mirth axid fol - ly!1^ J> JlA p ^ ^^

Gay Jeu - nesse do=5ixJSnlo.

_ I'llMyHô - tar- ies of mirth and fol - ly!^ b i> j> }\_^ J> J> ff P Gav Jeu -nesse dojr. ii ff b ig=3=F Î d' *j_j gj->n (1 Jl I ^M *^t frlYf Prf I^Hî 1** Solo.take you!cot - ton!$ 1^ Sola. I'mI'llP ^^

I'llMy doub - le!mis - tress!^mjv > * Jjjjp

srfr* ***+'%%*.***9^3-

4, 2 2_J^l , w 3f5^ s

U* g J> >with you!take you!

*"*9 : ,>

^~F ^r^^ga*>iM

gpgiE p f f w~f f f r-g.r

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== ff ffTutti.

It's

You'veyourswon!

Look upl

Look up!?

***** * sfci ^ ^ tt*I^ =:iTl i> g< g< j^ :jCHj^iTg 7 p jfiC

*/5&5

^ p fr .Buck up!$ K J> Ji *Buck up!^^

rf

Pay, pay,

r rPay,^E

pay,

pay!

Ppay!^

**Wook up*Look upi=i

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r f r f

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tillE

col 8va.

* h JU- Buck up! Pay, pay;^N' ff ff 1

pay! Look up!

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itf

sCome,

Come,

t i 9

pay!

pay!

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N? 16.Lyric by

RIDA JOHNSON YOUNGPomposo

Love's Of New Orleans.Music byVICTOR HERBERT

vljj. tifrLiJ- jjt ,sg g ,- ; J- ,'jfrmf l jMja 3^ f? ^

QUADROONS

J' hJ J I Jl ^ P^ &fi P 1 "F f 1 Trr^TTrguor and its glow, its fire, and we wear the badge of thean^E nnnnw ee* EMPFBy* t

ti i i^ipmred, red rose with its fra - grance of de - -Stsire! WV're the

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love of old Now Or - le-ans, won- the flow'rs of glo-rious

*-- PP^ W 1 v^^ > > > g==gEJ

ifof g g^ ^dzJ v*m uU J' !' j ^ S1 ^5sura - mer night. for we drive the cares of the day a - way, in our" aj uPr^f ^ir1 /1^

An-ge - lique!

Ve - roAm other > An other k

i (Mai.) ; \>S> *_

Fe-lice!

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Bon soir. Bon soir. Boni ^ ^-^spBon soir.ni4ue!^^ An other V 1

An-nice!

soir.*= (All)i J 1 liUp.. g ; g 'f"!

Bon soir! We're the love of old New

Or- le-ans, with its ]nn-#uor,and its fra-grance of de - sire

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Tempo di Valse

SPANISH GIRLS

w=*s=* ^ ^ m chu - ca! With ca - sta-nets sound- ing so gay--m rm n si *^ Hlfs ^m i fe= i^^ = t t fefe

; * u :=- P , P. m 1* f i rThe bright eyes of each Se - no - ri - ta Shall1eT* * 1=1 1=12 $

>' ffil J * *

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star - ry eyes dan - cing. We sing and we dance wild and

3=E t is *^E T= **"^ ^ ^ $1 5free! To mu - sic in - spir - ing3 en - tran - cing-^m

Wi ! * t*m& ^ *w^ fifc;

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DANCE

\ t\ tilH g^E &-i #J J J S ^PI 8 f *^ 3E

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Moderato

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"Mr r r^^s^ 1r r T r r r^ (Enter San Domingo Girls)i+- y f p f Y f r ^

Belles from San Do - min - go! Is - land far a - way.

mm 4 4 11i f w ^^i MM.r ^ i j^=^=af ?#^ ifegn- f Y f?-i

Love- lv San Do - min - go, Is - land far a - way.

p^mm UM m wmm m-**-

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Allegro. FRENCH GIRLSr~ff

cs rit.

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II t, Ill/ID

W\ p pknow a thing: or two we do, we know a thinR or two. 'La Belle Ma -

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DANCE

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Bra - vo! Bra - vo! Oh, how en - tran - cing!

s t> i/gfe f=f= i=I=? P*ee ^* &U^ v-^-V

-% Ik!

>):tf I' I' jEEEEEEj i MBra - vo! Bra - vo! how chic their dan - cing!

i'*U' lU 1 !^^^ * BS* ^3

with wild de - light wake, wake the night

^> mo/to pesante a tempi) *"*5P5*>iC^r" C^f CLp" f^f 1=

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*=Tv Vlovem p=of old New

*):S fove>-

of old New7 r r t

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PH 'g g P T ^ove of old New Or - le - ans. with itsiim r p ^ .- i=l *love of old New Or - le - ans.

'ft a f P P P ff- p rwith its

Si ^i j j J- SB 13 ^5 u P pi* ,.j' j 1 p >('

#lan - guor and its fra - prance of


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GENERAL DASCETempo giusto

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f egg s ggggggis & fit iffiss=r=s *.#.*^ crrsr. poco a pocouLTJ'Js*5 ^ttrf *>

/';'// accellerando

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N9 17. The Sweet By And By.Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG. Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

Molto moderate

e Jet .,/% te$i^prQJr*J/C\I r J)

They've

pneo acre/.flfhtflff :i > J> J-. > Ji j j^. EE*P ^dam a man of com - pro -mise, No stern de-crees for me.

bought up all the su - far cane, And sell it ve-r - y dear.Up -

They've

sf Tp t&h^^4 j\ j j ji j'- j ^ j i j\ p^p 5on the sil -vVy sea of life I sail com-pla - cent - ly. Whencor - nered corn and in - di - fo And cot - ton too, I hear. They$ Et W5225M.W.&SONS 11621/


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$ * J' i'- J > h -h h 3H y: M" J "grave af- fairs of state a -rise. And thing's are off the track,try to make me ar - bi - trate, They put me on the rack,

mi

i

f. > j? J ;i j j.Tj.rjrJi r j * '^^-close de-bate, say calm -ly: "Wait till The - o - dore g-ets back,close de-bate, say calm -ly: ""Wait till The - o - dore g*ets back.

REFRAIN. Poco meno.a tempo.

'' J. JJ I J.^ F F P F p EEg^By and by,By and by,

by and by, Don't meet your trou - bles com - ing-, And perby and by, Don't meet your trou- bles com- ing-, And per

f^-Hj < ku\ ia tern/to.

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$

I

* ^ 3 Shaps they 11 pass you by.haps they'll pass you by.

J' J' J 1 II J' J' J ^ If stage coach rates should real - ly rise, AndTho' things are bad they tell me so The

mi*PiE "^p rrs^ ^3

(

\i > j' i i J' j j f r j> i ji m j' ^ ji ^ >ev - 'ry slave should get fran-chise, I'm not up- set for I sur - mise Thatcoun - try's going to Bal - ly - ho! I don't "butt in" be -cause I know That

i j' j' j' fe=5?:i j ia W^m

--some one will ad - just things by and by!some one will ad - just things by and byt

* P

mBy and by,By and by,

J1==P

J I Irtm

mmm ^rit.mm ^m ijf g i rby and by, I'm wait - ing for that sweet, sweet by and by. _

by and by, I'm wait - ing for that sweet, sweet by and by.'!

t

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im

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PreludeN9 18. VICTOR HERBERT.

Tempo di Valse.

Piano.PI \ >h It ,pp

ppp staccatissimn.^^ M i *^31==F*^T

V t *

^5ft? > i

(Flute.)

fe 1>>/ Itggiero.

.p'n m ^ ?EfF^v t ^* s * y * s ^r *

CClaritirt.

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N9 19.Lyric by

RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG

Live For To-day.Waltz Son^.

Music byVICTOR HERBERTTempo di Valse (Allegro) ^~ j^-\ /^ \ "N ^ 'J I, ^ >

7 M ;M < bP f- I * P ^ ri = J- J*= T *=? Tsp MARIETTA 0\ rY 0> a iemPl=gipmWould you say to the rosemm o o. l | JuJi i** ^when it buds to life: "Take care, you must joy - lesswmmS^ i * $m m ?ft 1*=EM 5gfeir ' p v r

be,-.r r r ' i

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MS* mfree? Ah! Youth must be youth in a flow'r or maid,ETIENXE Pi*=Ah! Youth must be youth

F3S5y^F^

:

& S^EKM I^ ^ '-r J r i r w^hough at ev-'ning the pet - als fall.. Ah!

r * iin a flow'r or maid!.

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M

M

E

d^ r J V ' n- ' ?? ifLet me be young: while I may to - day, I may nev - erVM I J JJ tLet's be young while we may to - day. I may nev- er&^w^E *=* ^^^ W rri^^^ *r rr p g p 2 * t know joy at all,. neer at all,. neer atr r it , r p- Lr 7

know joy at all. neer at all,. neer at

M & T\^^rall!m ADAH rit. 0\ p T: h 1 1 m- ' 'i' hWould you say to the rose when it buds to

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leggiero

M

I)

M * r r , > *m ^ sAh!

m Life: l I J Jl .h '1^

S^3C[yir^ ,Ah!

# DICK 'Take care you must joy - less be,PP^ p -* mAh! youth must be life!?^> PPt t J w

Ah! youth must be youth!

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$A" .rrrn r? i r > r id P p p r ji i -j abreez - es_ wild and free Ah!

*=^j j r i=3=J 1 ' 1 rr ibreez - es wild and freeS HHHi

breez - et> wild and free 3E3E

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& ^ *= J' j tAhL&=S PP k i r if ' r i ; r^youth in a flow'r or maid_ though at ev-'ning the pet - als

^a=fj i iYouth must be life in a flowV or

:w * ir m m mAh! Youth must be life in a flow'r or

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M

I)

*^~ Ah! Ah let me be young while I may tom fall * *f=s=f i J ' n P^^ While we may_ toP _ ./V;^ i? S ismaid While we may tof.'W I" 1 1 1 t > "J n irmaid While we mav to

?^> I'

M^1)

ii s" =F=FE ^-day I may nev - er know joy at allf m m >day I may nev - er know joy at all^ r i 1 1 i r i r rday I may nev - er know joy at all:w r r ^^day I may nev - er know joy at all

ne'er at

hneer at

J?

neer at

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M /m y i r h,=p \iu tall.

A

D*7 > Y ne'er at all. Vall P^ \r, i ^ ;ne'er at all f I p?t

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M

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mchant-in^ like wine.

I J J. iJ^lf * f If r pWhen burn -ing glan - ces our soul enJ J- J' feJ- B ^ .'P r ' ? *. *chant-ing like wine, When burn- ing" glan - ces our soul en -

** r r p i r r p *r chant-ing- like wine. When burn -ing glan . ces our soul en -m\ f r' v m-$ r=F p

I 5fcchant-ing like wint

r . gWhen burn - ing glan - ces our soul en

i e f :r f p*i ^ fci*JLAtwmw^ J2i ii i*K P fHi j>

pesante

rrit.

M 1 ?9 tran - ces, rap - ture al - most di - vine,.

riL^r ' r ir r ^m 3EEES ;I

tran - ces, rap - ture al - most di - vine, rap - ture. :> , rit.

al - most di

e g^=#eeeee '*:w r t

tran . ces, rap - ture al - most dim . * *-: *-

viiir- rap - ture al - most di -

idl Pi**i

tran . ces, rap8

ture al - most di - vine, rap - ture al - most di

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C\ ss Os ff tempo

M3BSfe J?L''i i> 1g_ p ir r uJlI r , f *f , f rri^

love warm and ten - der, live for to - day, to - day!

*=fc1love warm and ten - der, live for to . day, to - day!

i,' ,

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E

love warm and ten - der, live for to

r I f f?Tday, to - day!

a -a::m r r p^jlove warm and ten - der, live for to - day, to - day!*" O

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# tempo I*i :e=kfe Agitato

j ^J A4 y.

v*Capt. DICK.

* J i,J Be-I would

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Poeissimo meno mossoj ' f I I ' i ^ /say to the rose when it buds to life: Be guard-ed. be sweet, be

=d=d ^eJe iffu

# shy;. yield not your sweets to each suit - or bold that

i3 care - less, pass - es by.. ? ^^Youth is so sweet, its

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gf jL| r i i" 's^g > ? I r< 5^^ance in the sun so gray all day, but at night time tlm pet-als.;m t t I 4 L % I =* S=*- *-^ -*-g^- ^ 4*= /oro rit.r *r pp}

ADAH to Etiennet I JAh- come,

I' i a tempi) 3=3=fall.

/oro a poco accela tempo

=fthen sur - ren

espress.

der to love

Pwarm and ten

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iltT.

*= Ah!

h & y^^

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s =& ^: ^ ' trt4

Ah. live for to - d;iy. for toaccel.3^ * P Ah. live for to - day. for to

#

live for to - day! Ah, live while we may! Ah, live for to - day. for to

feE 5sentpre accel.

w Iswr*s

ff SfcjE

f accel.7

m ^BP 1 @li^ fig*day!4

Live while we may, live for to - dav, for to-

i=i=^ j j. j i j j. ^i#^ 7day! Live while we may. live for to - day, for to-^ fe &te^ 2day!. Live while we may.

ilive for to - day. for to-

rT'p . r r pis gday! ^Live while we may, live for to - dav, for to-

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M JTftW i Iday!S -iS-8- Eday!s - oday!IS I I Iday'..

Ah! Life is sweetim i /jrr- K |g

when love is young,a tempo

thrill-ing, en - tran-cing like

f^? ^5g^ g

Life is sweet when love is young._0 a tempo

thrill-ing. en - tran-cing like

J r l r J) w F r. J r lr J - ptf. .//

Life is sweeto>

when love is young.


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M m &i r * r t r' t |: * r

wine! When burn - ing glan - ces our soul en - tran - ces

w J. I J J. Jt I J t -N I r *wine!

b*When burn - ing glan - ces our soul en - tran - ces

m m?^ p 5wine! "When burn - ing glan - ces our soul en - tran - ces

i i3E p^pwine!

#When burn - ing glan - ces our soul en - tran - ces

m X i f J j" . ^P* 7=^ ^ S r twine!m When glan - ces tran - cesm* 7 g SE3? i-i-^f,'inf>! S WhenP glan - ces tran - cesS feqg m r m I i t r

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i fcpesantc rit.

r , f ;/. fOM m m? >Ah! Love is sweetap - ture al - most di - vine.-

Pfcrit. rit. ^m=+=*

rap - ture al - most di - vine, rap-ture al . most di -vine. Love is sweetrit. _

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^ rit.^m s* t>p h i : '-^ i^^g ^R Prap - turei *

il - most di vine,rap-ture il - most di -

m =vine. Love is

Osweet

^=t= 1 i=rap- ture al - most di -

&*vine.rap-ture*

il - most di* ** *

vine. Love is sweet

fe?rap-ture al - most di - vine.rap-ture al -most di - vine. Love is sweet

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Come, sur- ren - der,

Ah5^ Come, sur

VW ti^i^r r pren - der,

love warm and

M love warm and

E

ten - der,

ten - der,

live for to- day,

live for to- day,

^s

just to -

rit.

just to-

ri*. 7 C\f

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Piu mossoP.

day'.Ah Ah! ah Ah! ah

tfz P^ f Pp^p \ t p^ l*% h\ Jjjjp\ {>ipi^\rifrrifrr\D &

day! Come then, come then, come,sur - ren

eder

\fz pP-f'l' pv^ l ^Erf PMp^p \ i p ^ p j

day!Come then- come then, come,siir - ren

Pmy^ r p^it hh\i P^der

? v P y p 7 1 j: B r ff 7VI 7Zday! Come then, come then, come, sur - ren der

Piu mosso p/j

Piu mosso*--m^^tsffz p^m F^ *' SB : i y y

mpNS

n=^ lUhfHjjjp s p ? 1 J^gT

ifc *

r jp

t?a _i^f1P^P

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I)

Molto piu mossoff^7r . + ,r . ' , S

live- for to - day,for to - day.just to- day live

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live- for to - day.for to - day.just to- day live

;^''i> t J^M -. ./r i frr , f f r^Mi^illive- for to - day.for to -day.just to- day live

Molto piu mossoJXl

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M r ? i- f |f f r , r rf |r jTC^as_ for to - day. for to - day.just to - day.

Ito

>*

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ff _A''?r rir r f | r r r

to

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gg rr r , r f r , r r r rr' Tr^ C\to

*E_ for to - day.for to - day.just to - day.

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to

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Mfno mosso

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I'm Falling In Love With Some One.NO. 20 Captain Dick.


Valse lente.

Pianos

* fcm 3 P^ *feel - ing- I ne'er felt be fore, 'Tis a kind of a grind of de -fess - ing- that I used to scoff At this sort of a sport of flir -

eb ^ ^^ ^ i^ i^^pres - sion;.ta - tionj-

My heart's act - ing- strange -ly, it feels rath - erI used to be - lieve that I'd nev - er be

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m m msore, At least it g"ives me that im - pres - sion.

caug'ht, In this fool - ish but fond com-pli - ca - tion.MyI'm

I& \*3- f I rrr teifrrr riF^wfs g* ^ ^ T=r ^fc J J I JPPê? S* i a

puis - es leap mad - ly with - out an - y cause, Be - lieve me, I'mlos - ing* all rel - ish for thing's that were dear, Im look- ing" for

m i j i ## ^^n: ?=^^#^^^ * HES_^__ /" J0 jtWCO fit.pi r g r j r " i t r i r r r I r r I r '^tell - ing- you tru - ly,trou-ble and know it,. I m g*ay with-out pause, then sad with-outWhen some one is near, I'm feel - ing* quitepi t Jjr J m iî fn

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a tempo.

$ $ ritninlto rit.r\r\ ppm r iiJ > ' r r i f j n

cause,queer,

My spir - its areBut I heart - i - ly

tru - ly un - ru - ly..hope I dont show it.. For I'm

i*i(=f JTWTN*=* i Otnolto rit.as^ ^ S

REFRAIN.pocom% pocoa a tempo. zzz^L -s>--fall - ing" in love with some one. some

i ^ :j j ~j i = 3 1-jtyj poco an'H g r I

poco rr TTTn tempo. JJ^fc fc r=?=r#5te1 ^^fiM-

one grirl;. I'm fall - ing* in love with some

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178^m t V T i r T J i|Jm

one,

*

head. whirl;- Yesl I'm

5S #S rs:^ r^=^^ rate ^^ i i

fall - ing* in love with some one, plain to

if'-'ui M S515 ^"tt rr rr 1;.* 77 ^F7Bi ^s E *=F=m ^# /*> rtt.I i^Pee, I'm sure I could love some one mad=S Si ^TT trrr^f^ f.ff^m mfc

^\ ?#. /T\? /TNK 1 11If some one would on-ly love me I

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N9 21. It's Pretty Soft For Simon.Lyric byRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.


Piano. J 1 1 F

me.me..

_ It's pret-ty soft for Si-mon, dot is right,It's pret-ty soft for Si-mon, dot is rig-ht,

*Amma tempo-

&kJ9Sfe r\fM

stacc. ^ -^ [^1

if f giffrtaai tt^=^

[ f"/" i

!

J' i n p r J' J' ^ ^A reg-gu-lar skinch for Si - mon, luck - y hoy_A reg-gu-lar skinch for Si-mon, luck - y boy_

^>V r ~ r ji | j i i I,' i ' i i ii " i " I ' > iMy vin - ningr way ant sun - ny smile has Mis - ter Sol- o- monMy vin - ning way ant sun - ny smile has dose A -do-nis-es

J^LtifL

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kH h h h M i p 1J1 i' J' f i p p . F i F 7 > i* *skinSied a mile! Ant its aw - ful - ly soft forbeat a mile! Ant it's aw - ful - ly soft for

Si- mon, Oi! Oi!Si- mon, Oi! Oi!

*M i @ ^^$ ** V%%^--.^^^ ^pi r> ^5 ^P HPm-îf lif'v J

Der Queen of She - ba earned to see, Vot kind of a sort of aDat Ve - nus vom-an tried to be, A - do - nis - es vun bestS *=t t=t t=tnl M P sfPiff* fp- fp" fp*

$W J' J> J' J> I Ji 1 J. p [t I p Up p^^jj

kink was he! Butbet, but Gee! Yust

look at the queens dot falls forlook at der Ve - nus - es mitme!me!/7\

It'sIt's

F^fNfe r\ p cnlla voce. J?' a tempo.5F=3Fg|

poco 7'it. /T\m m ^* m r\^ ê -* 'r-pret - ty soft forpret - ty soft for Si - mon, luck- ySi - mon, luck- y# * If *s boy-boy 1. I /C\y^ftrJ je r7. iû ifz fzrirf r\fe^M.W.&SONS 11!21 A


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185N9 22.Lyrics by

RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.Moderate

FinaleUltimo. Music byVICTOR HERBERT.

iAndante. CAPTAIN DICK, (nff stage)Jjff e F F g ft"' p p" ^ ^

DP ^^found thee, Ah! know at last the se cret of0\p" p I P" g P" p p- p P" ^pall. All the long - ing; seek - ing; stri - ving, wait ing,

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9J

MARIETTA. PP ten. m' J' ^ J' J' I J ^Ah! at last I've found thee! found thee! at

$'* r r P P *'' i P p P P P p P' ?D

yearn - ing-,

Ifcthe burn - ing hopes, the joy and i die tears that

I E * ^ ^m 3s:>: *n >P -iTE m^m -^ ^ v T wI^ ^ V ??=f

last!

fall!

'Tis love! 'tis

P y V P I P" P P" p P" S^hewS For 'tis love, and love a - lone orld ism wgppip :=^m o ? #is *f3=f Jt^fr0\M i i r:

love! 'Tis lovel

i0\ (he enters)rrmrp^ 9=8:.' g pseek - ing;

IAnd 'tis love, and love a- lone, that ran

C\


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m 187V P 1 P" B P" e p" '.fl p-S îs love!*p

'Tis the an - swer, 'tis the end and all of'*?(I

| P" P P- lp^ây'. 'Tis the an -swer, 'tis the end and allr' ^ p s i g 1 i- o.Iîv - ing\ For it is love a - lone that rules for aye!.

ten. -^ ^ -^ fl 0\^^ B ft B Ie7 g B I ^ Jl p Ps liv - ing, For it is love a -lone that rules forHva-

aye!

J= 0\1ggpg

f

* Piii mosso.MD

P j *

(Etienne enters followed by people)*=pF 1

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* MARIETTA ff> tyPyETIENN'E (seeing Mar, in Dicks arms)

Ah, no! Monsieur,

m frr y?i r ^What's this,. my bride!? ? ii ,- * ji=? rr: n> r r ^=^

IXr/' '* tempo.m ^(with enthusiasm)

And I know at last the

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Mmllegro molto. p v i t i ^love!Allegro molto. (Noise and confusion outside) _____

fP molto cresc.

^frfLfcrar y^^j y />/>/ cre\c.liTLLT- iHfS IMON.^.(to Lizette)^=^PP^S

nr^Theyhave re-

:

iy rir[ir ^p^#i yp i> > f I r~ rloosed me! They have re -loosed me! (Sir Harry rushes in with Dick's men)s

s

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190SIR HARRY (to men) Seize him! Bras. Prtytel We shall hold you to answer to the Governor whom you(spoken) /->. ' have imprisoned on the Isle ol Fines'.

ETIENNE (to Dick) ffVa/l lib.

Let him gol

O'T f f f P i t =*^The fame's well played,you win!

o nr-i

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191MenO mosso. (with great feeling.)

MARIETTA. Tutta fnrza. Grandioso.

p m P" g P" p p- g a- ^^=^

For 'tis love, and love a - lone, the world is0\ ^ ^ ^ ^V P I P" P P" p P" I i) s =?=P SOPRANOS For 'tis love, and love a - lone, the world isip 1 P" B V a p - f=f

ALTOSFor 'tis love, and love a - lone, the world isrv =V g p" f) P^^

oW TENORSFor 'tis love, and love a - lone, the world is

v-+t-vlove, and love a - lone, the world ism BASSES. For 'tis 5 13 P" jT P" B P

i allargando.U f f *f -g-Grandioso.

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u pseek- ing;

cs ^ 192 ^Pw 'tic 1nvn and Inve ft - lone, that can re

^^For 'tis love, and love K - lone, that can re - pay! 'Tjs the

^k-ing-,f g I P" fl JT .1 p- ^ * J) ^or 'tis love, and love - lone, that can re - pay! "Hs the

seek- ing,3=fFor 'tis

seek - ing,JSL.

Fir 'tis

if" f f ^ r^ seek- ing. For 'tisor 'tis

love, and love a - lone, that can re

love, and love ff - lone, that


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Allegro vivo.

at^pf##^m V y rl>kH!># >W ^ b;tf/2^ P^ j y y \p r r\sffz* =?=%F^^P^s fcn-rs

D

Zing1, zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, Boom, boom, aye. Ahi

Zing, zing,p : bi f

37M.W& Sons. 11621 *

P P P P P P PZing, zing, ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing, Boom, boom, aye.

ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,

P P P P PBoom, boom,

Paye.Paye.

marcato.^PP1^

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i ? } ,i p p p ip~ p ? ' ^Zing, zing, ziz- zy, ziz-zy, zing-, zing-, Man - do - lin - as g"ay ;Zing, zing,f r rZing, zing,s

ziz - zy, ziz - zy, zing, zing,

^ * ft^=T=r^^ziz- zy, ziz-zy, zing, zing,

P P P S P

Man - do - lin - as

P" P P FMan - do - lin - asE' P P J

gay;

ig-iy;

^^3S

rmnV i

m1

I* m }i J) }\ ii > ' TrTp p i? 1Zing", zing", ziz-zy, ziz-zy, zing", zing", boom, boom, aye!

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i JLLa, la, la, Ha, ha, ha, Zing-, boom, Aye.m = mt tKi 15. la, Ha ha ha,mala Zing^ bnom, Aye. Ua la la la= P" g P J

J(5^a la la, Ha ha ha,

*n c p r l=P=4Zing boom, Aye. La la la la^m c p p p

1 1 i M H#W J3J~Jas ^p p r i r r

D

^^r// ^ 1^ 3EEfcha ha ha ha ha ha!rtt.

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POPULAR VICTOR HERBERT MELODIESHENRY BLOSSOM

Moderato

PRICE 50c EachEileen!Alanna Asthore poco rit.??m$

Ei - ken! But my heart you have cap-tured 'Tis you that I love!Copyright MCMXVII by M.Witmark & Sons ^mYou I dore!B.G.DE SYLVIA A Kiss In The Dark

h J* I E ' g ii=P J->p ir~ i r"rOh,that kiss in"

r 1^7the dark Wai>_ to him just a lark, But_ to me 'twas

Copyright MCMXXI1 by M. Witmark & SonsHENRY BLOSSOM

Valse lente Kiss Me Again:m ^ w J J ^r J fSweet sum-mer breeze, whis-per-ing trees, Stars shin-ing soft - ly a - bove;Copyright MCMXVby M. Witmark & SonsGLEN MAC DONOUGH

Very slow and dreamily

Ros - es in bloom

Toyland^

l r j ~ 1 rj" ? ** * I J j. n n ^ i J r ["^ u i r ^ r bToy-land! Toy-land! Lit-tlegirl and boy-land, Whileyou dwell With-in it You are ev-er hap-py

Copyright MCM1U by M. Witm.irk & SonsRIDA JOHNSON YOUNG

Andante Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life

Ah! sweet mys-ter-y of life, at last I found thee, Ah! I know at last the se-c ret of it all; All theCopyright MCMX by M. Witmark & Sons

henry blossom The Irish Have A Great Day To -Nighti Tempo di marcia9 n fC ' a P ^m'Tis a great day to-ni^ht for the I - rish For the cause we've fought for and died

Copyright MCMXVII by M.Witmark & Sons

harry b.smith GypsyJanAllegro moderato e con maesta

vh,n jU Jj>r ppir rr-gp iPpr r ^ N >. r-

I give ye the tale of the Gyp-sy Jan As was giv-en the tale to me. Ver-y few would fareto thoCopyright MDCCCXCV1II by M. Witmark 4Sons

glen mac donough The Knot Of BlueTemjDodi Valse, lento ten. rit - ,, tempo tm.

If you < are for me as you say you do Won't you wear for me just thisCopyright MCM1V by M Witmark & Sons

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