The Prince of Pilsen, a musical comedy in two...
158
I
Transcript of The Prince of Pilsen, a musical comedy in two...
I
L I B RARYOF THL
UN IVLRSITYor ILLINOIS
M782.6L96p
MUSIC LIBRARY
x'.^T^'^'r
Return this book on or before theLatest Date stamped below.
University of Illinois Library
mi7
t^(io
o^/n
LK.l— 1141
rmcetWen^
HanfeJHxlenli
<$u£i(ai<futicr^
nCW iO©n ,HKA0O pNDOH
^
J^f^ •
Rights of PerfonsanceandforMethanioal Instruments reserved.
The Prince of Pilsen§/ife
A MUSICAL COMEDYIN TWO ACTS
LYRICS BY
FRANK PIXLEY
MUSIC BY
GUSTAV LUDERS.VOCAL SCORE. Ppice$2^_"«t.
JV^^itmark^ Sons,NEW YORK, CHICAGO,- SAN FRANCISCO.
LONDON.
JOSEF WEINBERGER,VIENNA.-LEIPZIG.
CopurigliriallZhiiM.Witmai'k&Sans.— EnteredatStatiiineraHall, London, Eng.
International Copyplght.
CANADIAN-AMERICAN MUSIC CO.LT'o,Toronto,Canada.
f MUSfC
THE PRINCE OF PILSEN.A Musical Comedy in Two Acts.
Management of Henry W. Savage.
Staged by George Marion.
Produced May 1902, Tremont Theatre, Boston.
Book and Lyricsby Music by
FRANK PIXLEY. GUSTAV LUDERS.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Prince of Pilsen ARTHUR Donaldson.
Hans Wagner John w. ransone.
Tom Wagner IVEY ANDERSON.
Artie MAURICE DARCY.
Francois . .... ROBERT o' CONNOR.i
....Mrs. Madison Crocker Dorothy morton.
Sidonie LOUiSE montrose.
Edith MABEL PIERSON.
Nellie ruth Peebles.
Juinnie zella fp\nk.
Heidelberg Students, Naval Cadets, U.S.A. Gendarmes, Vassar Girls etc. etc.
Time Present
.
Place Nice, Italy.
47 54
Contents.
ACT I.
OVERTURE ^
NQ 1 OPENING CHORUS . . • Fran9ois and Waiters,— Entrance of Edith and Chorus. 15
_ ARTTR . •• • ... . » • • • .Artie and Girls. 29
3 SEASON AT THE. SHORE.. Mrs. Crocker and Chorus Girls. 34
4 ENTRANCE Francois, Edith and Chorus 38
5 STUDENTS' ENTRANCE ^J
6 HEIDELBERG (STEIN SONG) • • Prince and Students. 51
7 THE WIDOW (TRIO) Mrs Crocker, Hans and Artie. 57
8 KEEP IT DARK • • Fran9ois, Sidonie and Chorus. 63
9 PICTURES IN THE SMOKE Prince. 67
10 FINALE I^^
ACT n.
11 OPENING CHORUS Foxhunter Chorus. 88
12 didn't know EXACTLY WHAT TO DO . . Hans, Mrs. Crocker and ChoruslOO
13 THE AMERICAN GIRL (Song of the Cities) . . Mrs. Crocker and Chorus.104
14 THE MESSAGE OF THE VIOLET .Tom. 113
15 THE TALE OF THE SEA SHELL Prince, Nellie and Ensemble. 117
16 BACK TO THE. BOULEVARDS . Francois and Sidonie.121
17 FLOWER FETE . ...... . . • Mrs. Crockfer and Ensemhle.127
18 FALL IN .Tom,E<iith and Marinesl34
19 FINALE II. . . .• Principals and ChorusliO
4754
B{)ok and LViics byFRANK pixLEY.
THE PRINCE OF PILSEN.A Musical Comedy in Two Acts.
Overture. Music by
GUSTAV LUDERS.
Piano.
(
Allegretto
f^^^§
a« mt==T ^^
t==T
1^-ir-wrm r£;:St
^^
'^' ^'EjJ
i m~ULS
ES^
^^^^^ «-
t Iir
^^3^^^-*-^ ^U,f--P- -P-^^mil^ rt
s ^^^^
P-T»-
E
^ ^r r p Tf g
^Ws
Copyright MCMnby M.Witmark il- Sons,
international Copyright Secured. 4754
Molto moderato e marcato.
i ^5 m ^^ -^^ s^--j'
m ±=t > . > f
.
=f=^^^ ^^c^ f . ITV ' ^ V a
J
1^ ,1: ^H
mi^m
p ff • ^
# *
i *eE i
^^ 3*»:
#. #- *^ -^^-P-
—s
—
i^i 'U i ^ ^ f•
' r
iS^-=-
1.
tf-rr
-f-rr
nwltn rit.
tt?t t t *>> T n r g
mff rs
=11:
^ ^
£=£ ±=
?^y ^ i =^
/^ Andante quasi Andantino.
S
^
i-'3i il^^
i^
s
rx
f,f
J- JJ. 3 jj- i"^
f ! f I
4754
p^nPnp'T'p'^S^ i it
^^^r^^^ p
y»=^
r' irr'irU SJ: •^
rff^^^^§^ f 1
.,^.^.fi.;i,fi,ji^-- ,
„^
Andante.
3 a^^^^ ^^ ^ ,^
do Ice.
* >:, lli§ ^=^ ^fff^Pff^fpf
^^UMIfe
"• »~
g g
i #=f 5
S -^f^^ ^^E^
^^ y f IT s
4754
I J'i i ^'
^7 -H fTljL
J. ^^=^
J p r r »r r ^
^ S>>j[>
m '-•— •
—
• m »-
I1 f f 1^^
r T "^1- i
Ifp f ^ f j? f ^
^
V.:, ffffff^fff^
^^ ^
i j: ^ J
r—
r
C-U C_LJJ— -J
. ^» » p I « »E
m 1 1 1t It t m fFFTTTff S
4754
1" ^tunIto rit.
m j-j A
Tempo diValse.
rjTsy^ ^ fe^ ^ ^^¥
^^ *=r iSi-?—V- e* ^ ^
^-g^lr- i ^;^ m ^^^ ^ p
m ? ^ iu^
±E± iiii ii_i i<
i e
t^^^
^ 4-Jt
^:^|5^^1
^i
\ff f
^^i^i
fe^
J^
^
(
^^ h
^^ £
^*it
*
M (K.
P^1
i
Mi
1. 2.
/C\^^S
/c\
*:t=.= SEi 1^^^
/?\
E^E ^41 ^
=B=
4754
10
Allegretto
^5iS fE^ ,r^H F p
#^^
^^ i ^ I^
i,* •
tt* p3
(
^ t^S ^ f^ * * ^t=t!>" , ^ ^^=^=t^=iC^ C^ t-J c^ t^
:f'"iiniiil ^H- |'
IW J J^I
JTlj J
v'j'r ^T p- r PT P j^ ^^ £ ^
,f ' f ^Pf ^ rrT i r gf f\f^f(^;. rY^f^
^^ « s
C—J t--' ^ t^ ^#^ ^tfc-t-^
4754
11
±Allegretto.
\>\> r * 7 h^^i»
^^ 'f=f
»^fi
» » .
jfFrn ^m^>^>;iiJ'>j
*ee3e ? - ^
4754
12
fe -5 fg-
n. jf jf
P « i?
^^
21
^ ^ i
i^^
S
k '.^ $S i
gE
I t . t ^'J g
^^ t:
^ ^h
*f=11
^m —»—F-W ^Wi
4754
13
Tempo di Marcia
,1', ^i f ^. '
±
^^f
7 d 7
I ^ 3^=i:^=j^y—
n
^^-rp=B=pr:
'''"'•> ^j ifn'i^
i
I
^^nsfe
il^S^ttt t^^
-»
3ffl^
£ a&F i
4754
s
^^^
ifc
I
14
_t: :t
1^-f dt=l
£
Pi^
t f
: p ar
r—
t
.^1^^s
-t ^:. l. »- ,^
'lI'T T
:iS
M^^^
ti=t^*
^n^
ifc=fe
*E 4=4
;g. 11'
, »dE==t
*E
^ i-
J^HT ^^^^
^M
li ^ Tif
§g^g-;»—=^t
fe=i
^te
f f
r Mfvp ^^ ;
^ ^
i:> f/>
4754
N91.
15
ACT I.
Opening Chorus.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
Allegretto.=3=
^ym. ^1;- k±^t^
Music bvGUSTAV LUDERS.
Piano.^ «-^
±:
ffr-r rrrI
^ni i i~ti
^^^m^^(Curtain.)m^ i^^S £
ilfll^iiBS nm
f
')'h MS m MW
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmarkd-Sons.'
International Copyright Secured.4754
16
iifrancois * waiters,ten'* bass.
i I T J'I P Qj- J i P
In days of old the
f flfiif}^ * * * * J=^f«
I
4 ^ ^ ^ ^^pi - rate bold ran up a flag of black And
* *^5T
±=5 i^^5 ^^ V V
^H J' . r3 ^^^^^^ n ^s^e ? ^
sailed a - svav in search of prey that came a - cross his
^/I J^ Irri."trtfP riF
^« * *
4754
17
(^, III- M|i- t^^^ Jlife^ #hP ^ P P
that's our job and cus - torn makes it right. Hip hip hur- roo! for the
^*i
m^ccttt
^ I
^i=*B ^ ^=i^ wift^n ^?
^ ^=^E ii
0'" '
i\^ pVijiM^ J i^ l J ^^£?^
pi - rate crew of a summer re-sort ho - tel
.
You 11 have to pay if you
i
k tai Ih N-r>
V--^tl j^ 7 f
;ii=^=J:i«li
—
i: T^=f
!• ^
If=J i S *^ ^ jrp ^ j^
^to stay if youre wise j^ouU tip us well.
$ Ffwant If youve
m
i' J »J^
^ji
p .*> * m m
4754 I
18
Am+frpfTtt^^^^ ^mon ey to turn_we caU the turn We know just what to do We
P tj'ujm-}^ ff £
^^ i
^ i
=!=?=>^
^J4fL-v< rl'll^^
feel our worth and we want the earth We're a rol-lick-ing pi - rate crew.
3
FRANCOIS
iP p ^P P M^ E P. P.P..P F
#^When we find a man who de - clines to pay There's a lit -tie game which we
p r IP p P p r p P I
'"^' '' H
al - ways play Stan' - ing him to death in a gen - teel way Some
i^^
H ^i
4754
19
hB r ^u^' p ^ r=r=r=r=f^^'^^
what frap - pe will win the day,- We've a doz - en schemes to re -
m ^ V p I J ^^^p^s^^^ilax his grip it's tip, tip, tip. or it's skip, skip, skip.
^ ^^^^with an i-cy glare we freeze him, dis - please him, and
.
tease him But we
^ff ff W ff fl-p ft
^ \} \^ \^ ^ y ^ 1 £ ^^nev - er miss a chance to squeeze him we're out for cash.
8=t=^r
*^
i
*g^ C:^
i^ ^^?f
4754
20
FRANCOIS.
k-J^^ Jl JI
J^ il iUI
J> J> J> i I jiy'v^^^ ^
Our pi - rate crew is tried and true we kflow what to do.
WAITERS.
Hip
mp p p p P F P P ^ ^lit
hip hur- roo for the pi - rate crew of a siini-mer re - sort ho
i1 lliV) hiir- roo for tlit^ ili - ratp i^rp.w nf n Qnm.m*^t- r*^ _ cr»rt
it
^hip hur- roo for the pi - rate crew of a sum-mer re - sort ho
^ ^
m^ S—ft
^
mi^^?
i^^tel.
^S- tel
£ F pitp p—u* p r ^-F
Youll have to pay if j-ou want to stay, If you're
^^ ,S J£ p P ^'i p ^ r p r ^
i^^Youll have to pay if you want to stay, If you're
1 ia
—
J
g* ^^^^^ i^^4754
21
wise 3'ou 11 tip us well
W^ fse"r
ii ^'I
Pp rr -g
If you've moil - ey to burn_ we
wise voiiU tip us
^^*
you 11 tip well
,
?=E^r=F
SP
If you've mon - ey to burn_ we
h_^
r^^ i
^—^ s-
* ^ ri^/"^P^cull the turn forgive know just what_ to do,
£
feel our worth and we want theearth We're a rol-lick-ing pi- rate crew.
im1 i' t. ^ ^
S5feel our worth and we want the earth We're a rol-lick-ing pi - rate crew
4754
22
Allegro. FRANCOIS
4754
23
,SOP.* ALTO. unis-
^^^^
^^can- not keep from
*
^mdanc- ing
^^Of coursewe want to
^m^^=^^
^^^^^^^ L-i >^
/
^^
fe^
^^^^
J:^
see As quickly as may
;
^2
^^^^ *
be The
^^5H - ons who make
fefefei?
f^P^so- cial life en -
M^^
^g:« e^
i ^^^m ^
4754
24
Ij^^tranc-ing.
i h i'
Soon well
E^^know the rare de
P
I n^ p^ ^^ArTr f
rJl r II^r F ^
^ "^
Pm£
^
;
When a
>'-|l||
t - PM> ^ ^ i'
stran-ger sees the
^ ^ ^I.^^ J^
we in
UJ,
±Ei
tend to
Id
^^well ex
:,[
rplore all
Tempo di Valse
.
I
EDITH.
4754
25
^f>
pg^ J^J i'N jir t^
know_ its wrong for girls to flirt Ex - cept„with those in love ex
i *f3
v-»ii J TT
^»r-i»
i35f^»• 1*
tt=^
^f=^
^=J4f=Mp^
^ ^f=»
i^-pert And yet_ up - oii__ the sly.
m221
^ ^
mm t=t
^mij*^
^^f fr*!
E^^
It's nice_ I wont de
mf
^l4^
f
m ^m f J I
r ' r I f ri *
iiy. At home we're good iis -v,e can be But here_ we
#%^ rrr«=«
^ ^1^i^^E* ^^ i
$ljF=4^F^=^ $
rtf'
I r <^^ ^^mean _ the sights to see The pros - pect seems_ en - chant - ing For-
m =^=f=
^*^
il_i:
^^r
^^
igr
?
r > p» fr g
^E^ dS=»
475 i
26
^^ ^ ^still we're fan - cy free.
4754
27
Presto.^m e^^^J i ? 3 ^see, A chance like this For whole - sale bliss— no girl of
i^see, A
1^^m^
chance like
iJ^^this For
im^^whole - sale
mmbliss_ no
i J
girl, no
P^girl of
i ,
-iS^
1^;B_B_t-
* '^^it
:w w -m.J-Ji J. -J-JJ
^ *
t=t
EE f4754
28
We would not miss no no! we would not miss..
rs r\ 'T'. ^
4754
29
NQ2.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
Allegretto
Piano.
Artie.Artie und Chorus.
Music bvGUSTAV LUDERS.
CHORUS.SOP.„ a ARTIE^^ , SOP, k K ts K t
ARTI]
ALTO.'
In good old Lon-don town, In good old Lon - don town, So
-
When- e'er I take ti walk, When - eVr he takes a walk, A -
^ P
"y-*^ F r ^ r^±s ^
^ ^b^
^^
^^if p'
g r~^ I P' p F g gICHORUS .
F ^ ARTIE.
ci - e - ty you know is most e.\ - clu - sive,
long the streets I make a great sen - sa - tion
,
ex - clu - siv
sen - su - tion.
ve , \V'e r(
on
^
k >-^^^CHORUS.
much in-clined to frown,
ciuise no end of talk,
lej-remiich in-clined to
ARTIE.
^ m* n in
They're m[ich in-clined to frown, On
He cans - es lots of talk, ^^ ^ My
^- r J rJ-
47.^9 -.5
Copyright MCMU by M. Witmark & SOiis.
International Copyright Secured.
30
i* Err-^ E
^ ^CHORUS. ARTIE.
stran - gerswho ap - pear at all ob - tru-sive,
dress is- al-ways e-qual to my sta-tion,
lb - tru-sive,}V J' I 'T P ^' P
ob - trii-sive, Al - though it may seem
his sta-tion, In ar- dent ad- rni -
^
^
^p p p M P ,
^sil - ly From Strand to Pic - a - dil - ly
ra - tion They stop all con - ver - sa - tion
E
m^m£
^
^ ^my name
of course
in-sures
I know
a
ex
J i'
CHORUS.
^^#^ ^ £ ^^ $ ^
AETIE.
:Esg^^^sm m i
wel- come warm and heart-y,
act - ly what's the mat-ter,
quite heart-y, If 3'ou would win re-nown and
the mat-ter, My cloth-ing is so loud it
4 mn't.^^ h > h i
- J
r^
^ M^=5 e^own the bloom -ing town Just tell them that 3'ou know a cer-tain par - ty.
si - len - ces the crowd But when I'm gone you ought to hear them chat - ter.
^ m s n ^i n.n i
f T=^ ±:
'x4 : »i-§—
f
a=a: £? m
Artie. 4759-5 4754
31
REFRAIN.
^^i',r
r »Jr l |v^'^' ^'
JI J' J> J' > J'- ji^
4
Ar -tie! Ar - tie! that is all the cry Ev 'ry thing I do is prop-er
i fe^s3^ s r^^^ «=i^
I«
—
t^ ^f^
pie ^ ES^^ |i p-p
^I P ^ F^P^
quite Wher - ev - er I may go or stay you can hear the la- dies say
i*=i *i I,::." ^- ^ ^ J ^
r FEi^EU *f TT—
r
r TT r
m jg f ii ^^^^ ^
» ji i^ J), ^ ±CHORUS
.
ARTIE.^ r r IN rgEEEl
"In - tro-duce me; he's all right'.' Hur- rah for Ar - tie. Ar - tie! Ar - tie!
i* ;. jiJ,,
J.I ^ ^^ff ^ p p
hap - py as a lark Ev- 'ry bod - y makes the same re - mark_^>-ST
& f f im t t a—if^-fpf
p
Artie. 4759-5 4754
32
P ''
^ ) ¥ i ^ i'"Is - nt he a dai - sy? Ar - tie sets them era
« yi^ ^^^ J. i J
zy
^ r r
^ i
f J. Ji J'- g p-^^CHORUS.g^
All the girls are dead in love with Ar - tie'
} -f^ [H
Ar - tie! Ar - tie!
iy
^=f=f=^-f:^t—if
^» J'- Ji ;, ;<
JI
ji. } ji. ^ i'' ji J i. J'
1©-^
that is all the cry Ev - 'ry -thing he does is prop - er quite
ii« i
Wher -
« f t »
I E# 1 ^ i. ^S^
l i" .'^: ^"^ J'- ii i. /i J I
J'- ^ > i Ji. i
- ev - er he may go or stay you can hear the la - dies sa^-
ttJJIT r^ i k § j- j i~i J
g=Ej^ ¥-J—l-
m Ifi-r- J r ^s?^Artie. 4759- 5 4754
33
^^=^
"in - tro - duce me; hes all right niir-rah for Ar- tie. Ar - tie! Ar - tie!
^^^ m^iLJt
I
m^ f f «tE^ll/l; r r
^' > i' > ^ ^ j-^- ^ E
Ev - 'ry bod - y makes the same re
7S—
a larkhap - py as
i
^ ± m ±
i A i A h J ^
$ ^^ ^a' p .g
p-p r ^7 ? ^^
Ar - tie sets them era - zy All the girls are dead in love with Ar - tie!'
Artie. 4759-5
34
N9a.Season at the Shore.
Mrs. Crocker and Chorus.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
Moderate
Piano.
% i \ i
p*mm rf\ .&m'ifj^t/tfi
m^m' i^. I > i' I. i' > >-j:^^ij\j'jiy'-.L^-U'
In the sul- try days of sum-mer when the sun is blaz-ing hot— And
If you'd learn the wiles of Cu - pid try a vis - it to the shore— And
^ J-', p;i J'-_^ a •
life it - self be - comes a fear - ful bore
make a note of ev - 'ry thing you see
Jlist
leave your cafes be - hind you If you can as well as not— . And_serve the girl who says She's __ "nev - er loved be - fore'J_ And —
4760-4 Copyright MCMn by M.Witmark & Sons,
liatematioual Copyright Secured. 4754
35
M PJ' J' J'^' ^MJ n te33
make a fly - ing vis - it to the shore
"nev-er drinks a thing ex-cept-ing tea"
^j' J'' i' J-' y p pPick out a sum-mer E - den where the
Dent try to ed - u-cate her if your
raff2 m- % ^ 1 ^ *^ ^ m—»^ » m-
5^?13r ?==cou espress.
4'' ^p p p p r ^'
1
^''-^ ^' ^^ ^' ^' J'
hj'
'
$
0- cean breez-es blow And pleas- ure is the or- der of the
bank ac - count is low You'll find that she's a rath - er cost - ly
H
f g f p: f i TlT •r'^r T
i *^' i ^^ ^' V ^
day
plum
g •
g
E ^Ke - sign your - self to fol - ly and to
Shell be en - gaged a doz - en times with
-^(^
r1^ f
^^:i^
^ ^
^p
^^
f^ ^
F p p p r^^1-^'
J' ^VP \p^^ p p
fun wher- e'er you go And trou-bles all will quick - ly fly a- way.
in a week or so And fair- ly dote on Pom-mer-y and Mumm.
Season at the shore. 4760-44754
36
REFRAIN.^i,ijji,ii'.ij'j^^j^. j^y^-j J'- j'^^ r^p^
Oh! the fox - y sum-mer girl,_ when she sets 3'our head a -whirl,— Is a
i£s^ ^^ -hr- m ^^it^^
^p r J' n- J'. J'+^^A i ;-3.^
most ex - pen - sive pearl_ but Id have you un - der - stand She's a
i^^^ j^ n-n n r^ ^^^g
r r
(i^^ H- ^ p-i^ J. ^J'l
i > ^f ^^^=^==#
crea- ture to a - dore_ when you meet her at the shore _ But shell^ a^ ^ n. P ^n. ,^f=f r
is f
^ CHORUS.^ K J I Jt^-tJf
;z:
cost you more and more if you try to win her hand. Oh ! the
n. ..n . n ^^r «f ^^11
l^i ^i^
Season at the shore. 4760- 4 4754
37
fox - y sum-nier girl— ^vheii she sets your head a - whirl_ Is a
a <4-tt-i=g=n' ^ i i
'
{ i
' u f1^ '
most ex-pen-sive pearl_ but I'd have you un"- der - stand_ She's a
^^^^^s^crea-ture to a - dm^ when you meet her at the shore_ But shell
J'- .S j:t' r
^=^^
cost you more anS !^I^^^ If you try to win her hand.
4754
Season at the shore. 4760- 4
38
N9 4.
Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.
EntranceFrancois, Hans, Edith and Chorus. Music by
GUSTAV LUDERS.
Moderate. SOPR.* alto.
Chorus.
Piano.
( j'f r I Lit imS
i i I j*^^S
P=i^
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmark & Sons.
International Copyright Secured. 47 .54
39
|r P P F Lrloud ac - claim we^ i i
;^'' kJ ^J am7^ *MF J
hail his name the
h rif i i^4
m^^=^great - est and the
2 i^^^ f'- ^"P ft^a^
^ r tir '3 ^;i H H i
:it #
^^ L^LLl/» * . «
^ I E±EEE£
S34B1^
—#-
^» f ^f ^
rrrhjn rr^a^^
^ ^ ^ f^
4754
40
prince
^mWel - come thrice
^^^^g^S
l^rTpf\ii
^m^^r r r '
FRANCOIS
^M\vel - come oh Strang - er
i 1^ro vour
s:
^>H P f—
^
/^
f
3t
/r\
t i i y =^.^r^
/>
^ ^ 7 y
£
>J"'J F »
'''
^' JJ^ N' ^^^UUW^=J ^high -ness now we hum-bly bow great— son of a for - eign land May your
zirU'
high -ness please on bend -ed knees weHL wait __ for_ your com-niand. Thoughl
*s^ ^ ^S ^ ^FTm
m
41
f ji jui J' ^ >i'i jiii >i i j, ji^ii n J' ^
do not im-der-stuiid all the cus-toms of this land what has caused all this loud
i^^ S i
^ z*t:
i^
MP I F ^P 'P ^ P
up - roar will you
s
tell me what's the mat - ter such a
1r tt^
m
^cajit tell whats the mat - ter such a.
i il i i J i i^ J? ^ T i
4754
42
J» -^
11^ .pji n .f' ii
Ifp p 11^'
rum -pus such a clat - ter he has
';>-^ f f f f f f i^^nev - er heard be
4l
fore.
ff ff T f i r a
Oi /:n /?\ EDITH.Tempo di Valse.
^^^^^^y y y fThe fame of your name— be - fore
/T\ |/T^ /C\ ^1^ ^S/-s /-s /-s dolce.
^ P^l5LlJ ^^
/^ r:\ r\S M fe: Xli-
^pi^you pre - cedes you wher - ev - er j'ou go. You know that we
^'i ^ m^ ^^ ^ ^
^>^tt r »f-f- &
S: 59-
^
^^ i
you quite plain -ly our love wesi 111 - pi)' a - (lore
^ ^ ^1?=^^
T"
P^^^^S^ ig=
=p
>j^
4754
43
m it
cedes you wher
;>'» i f f
^^ev - er vou
igo-
f^^^T
you
Bz
know that we
-^-r—
^
you to show our horn - age due Oh wliat
ms W $
-^
&
sim - ply
4754
44
Allegretto.
^ T=^show.
f^ F r.jr
^^1^^^^^^
HANS.
^ LT U I-^ ^' ^'
J'I '
'' i"' I
Will you kind - ly let us state that I
*•
^~^. '^P
m m P=PE
^^ * "^^
^5 J^I J' J^ J> J' Ui' J p i^
quite ap - pre - ci . ate both this meet - ing and this greet - ing for I
f * J
^m^^
"j i LJ
c-j t-'
(
r p P % ^ J' J' J'hN -^think it's sim - ply great though this may be all a bluff still I'll
s ^tir^> rH" lO ^ N
J'^ -f^ ±^ #4754
45
^ fF=^ JJ3 |
J'p J^i^-n
i J-^'i i
-g^ i'^jlcall it quick e - nough in a min - ute count me in it for you'll
1r
J m* ^IJOTl J^
iirTi
SP ^ # ^fa^v^
£find me up to snuff.
m ^^ ^^^ ECHORUS. WiU you_
^kind - ly let usM state that we^^ ^ ?= P= ?=
y
^^ n .f^
*;:tf r r
rrrf|
r7 r_r|r' Q^
f
£
^z^
J- ^^ w ^greet - ing for wemeet - ing and thisquite ap - pre - ciquite ap ate • both this.
k
meet - int
^F ^ ?=? F
*!_
fc^ ^^ %—
r
i
^ * ^^ ^ 3^c-J
4754
46
'y^ f f^^
47
N95 Students' Entrance.
Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
Allegro marziale.
Piano.
TEN.
m ^5r=?
fol . Iv no
TFt r ^ ^
^mStrang - ers are
If ff f
^unts.
we a
^p- ^' P P
stu - dents life is
p- M ^
;E
jol - Iv a
?Sin-^us.
^^9^ >—
f
^ M^^
i
fjj. ] J J
^ i ^
£
^i ^
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmarkd- Sons.
International Copyright Secured.47.54
48
?^~M p
stu - dents life is
^»g M »
free; no
^
^maid can re
P'^f^
^sist us no^ S
^^^sweet - heart will^^
«F ^ ^; ^ ^ ^^^^
girls who have kissed us \v'ell ne er for
m ^^i
^m iSf $^0) •!
•y-"J LF
1^^^^ Mt i i rt
urns.
H ar J—^ ^Read - y
^^to go where
-A ^vouth and beau - ty call.
r-p—
t
^
fesi
y^ =i?
^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^&4754
49
L-^ z>y
swords are tried and
^^trust - y our throats are rare - ly
rn^iH^dust . y at
5£ P
^i^li ^ ^tm
4754
50
m tims.
Biff! Bang!
Pl i
p F P
let them clang bladeswere made for
urn's.
i m a 2.
^fight - ing though our purse is
^
=y^ ^^^
^dy
^^« >
Ji ,F
r
S^^
Heres to stu-dents hearts so
^^fight and here s to students hearts so
ii P
S 4jr
-€~^
^
£F=TiB
i
pBi/C\
/TV.
5E3e
^^irit.
/TN ^
4754
61
N06Heidelberg.
STEIN SONG.
Prince and Chorus of Students.
Words by
FRANK PIXLEYMusic by
GUSTAV LUDERS.
Allegro
Voice.
Piano.
$PRINCE.
Jl / >f.- P P f y i nj' J J' I
Ret - ter tliiiii rich-es of world - ly wealth is a heart_thats al - ways
j^g^ i' > p-
p P ^^^^joi - ly- Beam - inK «'ith hap - pi.riess hope and lieallli a'lil
P^-^-^l-^
^ E^ If f• r ^ r
^^^ ?
1^ ^
y; OF lU; UB."
Copyrig^ht MCMII by M.Witmark & Sons,
international Copyright Secnred.
UNIVERSITY OF ItLINOIS,
MUSIC LIBRARY j
'•7.=>4 I
52
S m hI
h }\ i' ^^^ 'I m
warmed by love di . vine. But sweet - er than kiss - es we
*==&^^^ T .fir: i i N^5:^ -^-^^
^ ^^^ ij-TTJ^^« #
win by stealth are the hours we give to fol - ly. So
^V m m
^ At^ ^ P
M' r p Ip- p P Pp Op I
p'1
'^
pBcome let .us clink but first let us drink one toast with the brim > niiuK "stein.'
j- ; r r p i y y , K 7 V
/v7. rm 4
3^^^ ^' ^ kt V 7 7
r^Molto moderato e marcato.REFRAIN.
^ E ^^^ P-H^-^—
^
Heres to the land which gave me birth here's to the flag she
^ I^^5 m
t > ^'^i/
^^ '-
• ' h ^ .«-^^-«-
^ p 7 p^t < y t
r54
53
^ I 'al l al 5
flies,-
^ ^Here's to her sons the best of earth
i ^>>-i.
i
' ^ . p^ ^ i fc^ I . i f t^i
^wwco ?7y.
J' ji > ^^^^t:
here's to her sniil - iiig skies; Here's to a heart which^ 5;z^ 1 : ^pUCU 7'it.
^ #^^^^ -# •V
» > y *:
^ r p p r ^beats for me true as the stars a - bove;
^^^=^^
^>^l-^ 7 ^ } V }
vJk- #^ tjJLil
^^ ^ g^^^^^ »'? r*^
F-r p i f rHere's to the dav when mine she'll be here's to the girl I loveL
fe mij ^'
L^LT -rjr
^ i-S
iy '•'^
» * a:
'g'g. 4^
rt i^4754
54
PRINCE with TENORS.J f^ I
TEN.) n
I.^^^-
.
i
Here's to the land -«-hich
BASS. ^ ,»
* *
gave iTie birth
ffr p f
^ »=i» ^heres to the flag she
p- gp r p
-s-^
flies;
fe^S—*-
j5^
^ ^£ ^^^ £ V ^ ^^ V ^
^1^" J^i Ji J' y m
Heres to her sons— the
-n r P
best of earth here's to her smil - ing skies:
^J- J J I^ ^^^ n ^
n I V I ^f- tzrtiTF
^^
i
3i
^^
^^^^
^ 3=^ 1 P w*=^4754
55
^ ^ ff^ rs
P g f ^ g^5^^^F P f f^
to the ciav when mine she 11 he here's to the girl I
1O,
3^*:l^fvj t^
^iiiolto fit.
^t t t
n\ ^
e ^Andante.
Sget That
7-i\ i 1 I
'g F- f'
gold - en haze of^^r g r^ p
stud-ent days i=
^^ P-^'
'f- g fi"'^J'
round a - bout us
^-->-J $
y<^I. Those
f'
ST5
^'i, J vJ'
^^1^ I
^y//;^4754
56
thought of j'ou, so
^'^'^''f g r' P
^^I
good, so true, will
w^^ * J
fill our eves with
b' ^^K b
tears; the
'^^^'v 'r fr~^ J. J J5i
J
^^^^
^x^
thought of vou
,
so good, so true, will fill our eves with tears.
'^'i. f- I f- I ^!:rTf-^ p i
4754
57
N9 7.The Widow.
TRIO.
Mrs. Crocker Artie and Hans.)
Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.
Moderate.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
J^fliS
Piano.
Mrs. CROCKER mThere's the weep - y creep -y wid - ow al - ways dressed in black whose
There's the thrift -y shift - y wid - ow af - ter "num - ber two" in
There's the pret - ty cit - y wid - ow al - ways dressed in gray with
ji p i'p
i' pJi
p*
J , J ,
I J I ,i'i JI j'l n j\ h
dear de-part-ed hus-band had no fault And you feel when-e'er you gaze_ on her
lav - en - der she's al-ways neat- ly gowned And when Ou -pid holds a sale— of a
here andthere a lit - tie dash of red \\lien you meet her you in - fer thatshed
4'7.=;k - n
Copyright MCMH by M.Witmark & Sons,
international Copyright Secured.47 54
58
^^ J' J' ii i'l p
J<p
i'p J' l
|
i .Mf p p
tear - ful face that her heart is like a ceni - e - ter - y vault At the
poor lone male she is sure to be the first one on the ground She dis -
like to purr and you won - der if j'ou ought to pat her head If with
*p p P p J' Ji Ji h-^' p ^' p J'. ^
same time one sus-pects that she won - ders who'll be next al -
cov - ers the a -mounts of his chat - tels and ac -counts and
her you try to flirt rest as - sured she wont be hurt There
' i' ji J J' i' J'ji J'U. jiji-'' >ii J' iU jiithough she swears no second mate she'll chose If she sighs and dries her eyes and re-
siz - es up the val-ue of the same If the cred - it side is large it's a
are no rooms for transients in her heart If you're wise make no mistake For,what-
' . u . . S^TheWidow. 4756-6 47 54
59
REFRAIN.
r -^ r ^ P' MM '' M ^' ^' J i r M J' l 'i
nuirksyourejust his size" look out she wants to fill two enip-ty shoes Shes a
cuse of for-ward,oharfi:e! he's " it" she means to wear that fel - lows name She's d,
ev - er move you make sheknows just where 3-oull end, be -fore you start. She's a
Allegretto. ^^^^ ^m p r pi r p ^^
weep - y creep - y wid
thrift - y shift - y wid
pret - ty cit - y wid
ow in the sa - l)le t(arh of woe.
ow with an e3e for rev - e - nue
ow she has learned a thin^ or two_
a H *
Shes a
She's a
She's a
"•F J1ft
^ m mm £^ ^^ J^J J' ^s ^^Si i^
help - less hap - less crea
wil - 3' smile . }• crea
frisk - y risk - y crea
ture as she wants us all to know ^\Vhen the
ture and she's af - ter'num - ber two'l On the
ture and she'd clink a glass with you Shesthe
t-^» 1 |8 P,m ^s '^
i V'l, ^iS ^jjj I ^^Th'> Widow. 4756-6 4754
60
|ir
J' j>j jij'i r-""f p-^p
i r •" .r'ii
Ji.N4_,^life in - sur-ance is paid _
trail of a mil- lion - aire_
bul - liest girl you know.
Her ^'weeds'' will speed-i - ly fade She's a
She's— al - ways load-ed for bear She's an
Shell_ laugh when you tell her so She's a
A ij ^1^'^
m
^ -.fJTi-^-Tn^^
^ iy 1nm
si J' I J J' ^' i ^ ^^ £
dream- y schem . }' peach-es and cream, y 'do come to see nie" wid - ow Aeas - V squeez - y not at all freez - y will-ing to please -y wid - ow Amel - low swell - o jol - ly good fel - low I'll nev - er tell - o wid - ow
i
ARTIE
iHANS.
^m^ p
^ ^ r p r p:^^g £ g
MJ^ J' J'^^ «-=-
peach-es and cream-}' "do come to see me wid
not at all freez - }' will-ing to please- y wid
jol - ly good fel - low I'll nev- er tell - o wid
i^' f M7 MM ^ r p
ow
ow
ow
Shesthe
She's the
She's aunis.
±EE^W^p
m.i^-^
»4:
^E^ ^ ^ ^3E3E
TheWidow. 4756-6 4754
61
^ E^1
-^' j^ij p p-^ pir'^'P^
weep - y creep - 3^ wid
thrift - y shift - y wid
pret - ty cit - y wid
ow in the sa - ble garb of woe-
ow with an eye for rev - e - nue _ow who has learned a thing or two
.
She's a
She's a
She's a
¥ ^ EH# p p•''
p I r" ^^^ * * ^ #
i ^1 -pji?:
^^ ^^ s
^^
^help - less hap
wil - y smile
frisk - y risk
less crea
y crea
y crea
ture as she wants
ture and she's af
ture and she'll clink
us all to
ter num - ber
a glass with
m^ E#
ftJ J j' i^ms^ ^=5
p "p I r ^^^ ^know,
two _you_
when the life
on the trail
she's the bul
J^/ ll^„J i
in - sur - ance is paid-
of a mil - lion - aire
you know.liest girl MHer
She's
She'U_
F'— g U
The Widaw. 4 7 .') ti - d 4754
62
^ ^m ^ ^^ E'weeds" will speed - i - l_v
al - ways load - ed for
laugh when )'0U tell her
fade,
bear-
so
She's a dream
She's an eas
She's a niel -
i ^
Ey schem - y
y squeez - ylow swell - o
b b 1
1- IF fI
E Speach - es and cream
not at all freez
jol - ly good fel^^^^ ^
£
y "do come
y will - iiig
low 111 nev
to see
to please
er tell
me" wid
y wid
wid
M r F
sow a
ow a
ow a
m
J J' I
i' J' i' w j)y 7 j: v^^^ ?
peach-es and cream - y 'do come to see me" wid
not at all freez - y will - ing to please - y wid
jol - ly good fel - low I'll nev - er tell - o wid
t g \, t
ow!
ow!
ow!
^'•'i HIP I P p P r ^^py> 9 P
m .N ^^
i^ ? pV V k'v y
m ^ ^ ^^ ^Jjt^r^^^
7 7^77
The Widow. 4756 6 4754
63
NQS.Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.
Keep it Dark.Sidonie, Fran9ois and Chorus. Music by
GUSTAV LUDERS.
Allegretto.
Piano.
^ minnlto tnarcato.
^^ %
W^*-t
f^mmm^rnr T . m
$fcs: ? n
A.^ m s mm
My-
Ui - dies' maid as you'll all a - gree should
mas - ter says he's a busi - ness roan but he
1=^=13^
'>-«
r>
I
i'li 1^ii' ''
J j^-^i^"J -' ^ mbe the pink of pro-pri - e - ty She stud-ies the ways of so-
works on a most pe - - cu - liar plan He will dodge his of - fice when
^=1 rfSf ^m?
^w
i
^M^ ^ J J J'- p^ s i *e3e;
ci - e - ty till she knows what not to do
ev - er he can and his life is one giddy whirl
She's
He
47.57-4
Copyright MCMH by M.Witmark & Sons.
Internationa' Copyright Secured. 47.'>4
64
m m tr tf p r F '^
pnni-
plays-
and_
the_
prop - er and meek and
rac - es and owns a
mild
yacht
as a
he will
=M^ :^J
IJ J
* -r It' ^^^ * S a d
m^^ M-i ^
^^=4"r\
^LS P P=E 3:
babe-
nev
by
er_
the world -
qiiit_
quite
while the
nil
gamede
is
filed
hot
(m ^m i
till myand his
?
r r> t: rr' P I F p
^feEgla - dy con -fides in that an - gel child then the trouble be - gins to
type writ - er now owns a house and lot for he's kind to the work - ing
^ *I J i i i^^» :^^S:WH
g^^ iiJ I
? r. ^# J r J
* i?i^ ^ Jl
*,J ^I
^^brew.
girl.
' J.J...7T77:
Oh! life in high so - ci - e-ty is one per - pet - ual
i m ^^ f
>M * i ...cf^ ^m ^ ^^^
Keoi> it dark. 47.07-4 4754
65
J J J^JilJ F 9 ^ ^ ?lark. For the mon-keys on the Bou-le-vard Beat— those in Cen-tral
"m i 1 % i i P J J .TT m % 1=¥=
'y J F J F ^^=^ W^^fi tiJt i
J r r P'p i F' FJ J'' J<UJ J
Ji
park_ There are stran-ger pets in our so-cialsets than there were in No - ahs
^^ • J 'it<-
r'i^f^-t
^ Pi
* d
^
^ jiJ- j1
af
^^^1 ± s 'T r _h
-^'IJ. ^^^^m
ark. Rut pst, don't say I told you keep it dark, keep it
mPP
J Ff,^r
i i
£
'f f \ J-^
? I» -
^i
idark.
"
I j J^J ^>
f
^' ^If F ^ ^M ^Keep it rl;ii-':. 4757-4
66
i 'Jo ^''
f
m
lark For the
im^ Tmon-keys on the
^—^
mfBou - le-vard
mBeat.
I
^^^^^ Sthose in Cen - tral
f- -0-
^^ f »j=? n I
r..
^ =it
H i t i
>• J r J ^ * i^ ^r^^
i ^1 ? ^ ^^ ^p ^f=fThere are;
fpark.. stran-ger pets in our
S ^ ^J ^so - cial sets than there were in No -ahs
^ M^. z""
I1^
^^j::d J i^; ^^^^ ^-» » ^j' »= ^
>>^ r i
tiJlJ ?E I i ^^^ ^^r
i s ^ fe i m i^=3
r r ^ ^' P
told you keep it
t=t
mark. But pst, don't say I dark, keep it dark.
'^4=4=i H^ n:fc
keep it dark, keep it dark.
s t
ih- M^^ w^'•'ttrr-/ rws ^^ ^^ 4^ itt
Keep it dark. 4757-4 4754
67
NQ 9.Pictures in the Smoke.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
Moderate.
Voice.=S=
(i^mi ^ P ^i :*4^ rti=i gPiano. \^ ^ ^ ^^
'[pif ^'
i r i p^'
j^ ^-. i J-i^J' sI know no great - er pleas- ure mid the trials that hedge the
. /7\ The blue rings curl- ing up - ward bear my trou - bles all a
i ^1^*^
^^.
m ^ 'p 9-
P ^ ^^ J' JS J' ^t ^ £ mwr
(lay
- way
mThen to light a good Ha - van - a and to smoke my cares a
My thoughts are play - ing tru - ant in a rem - i - nis - cent
^ ^^ J~l .J-3«5^ *^=?
m m ^^ i
4758-4
Copyright MCMII by M. Witmark & Sons.
International Copyright Secured. 4754
68
ft J j'j'h^ J'p >r,
\ i'
V
p^ £h , h !>
wu}' ^^^len I wrap my- self in si - lence not a dis -- cord comes to
way From out this chang-ing cloud-land as the smoke wreaths to and^ kpl ij^ m*I I I i«*^=^:
^ M i i ^ ^(Bell.)
$S ^ ^p IP "P F P^r~r^^f—
P
«jar
fro
SAs my thoughts go fly - ing back - ward through the
A girl - ish face smiles at me as it
smoke of my ci -
did long years a -
m a I -fi- I g aps'=5^^
^m ^^ m
^p J'
J,p I
i' J' ^ j: J'I P ^^^
m
seem to be a boy a - gain my man - ly years have
go Oh! sweet- heart of my boy- hood days oh! mem- o - ry most
gar I.
^J~^i~-r^ ^mmm
m * i^/TN
J' J^ -h h
-^o Coda.-^
PE=fi=g Eiii^^^ ^^gone,
dear
^Once more I see my moth - ers face and
The love song that you used to sing in^ ^hear her era - die
fan - cy 1 can
G:^
"^ r=^ ^^r ^n J i f
'> iPictures in the smoke. 4758-4 47.=)4
69^Andantino.
*t ^ V
song.^^ CHORUS.
^T
Hush"._ my loved_ one
P—=:T
^hush my own
1» 1* f-'
f ^
i^ ^ ^ ^
as^^ ^^^* j ii »
3:
f ^ 1
PPi
^ .n J; ruTrust _ a moth - erk
1
vou a - lone
i^~U.
s^sleep and dream.
^
^ ^E3
^^7" c r p
fc
/TN
J^
r=J ^
^
^P^^S^
W -f^
Pictures in the smoke. 4758-4
D. S. al Coda.
4754
(
^>Coda.
70
NELLIE.
7 j: 7 ^ ?
hear. Sad - "ly I pin^i or lnvfi of
-^f^rt^
m^i ^ ^
-^
g
mtfl
for lov
p^^±±. tt t:^«
iSi
joezz.
^ Pll J]JWtrue - While___ stars shine while skies are blue.
^
n .prf.f^&
Kiti
m si^^
^^^ar:
^M^'^F .ip
p -Miyi^J^^'J'"' :^±i
KnowTOM.
that Im hop-ingand}'earning my dar-ling Imwait-ing for you..
\,^- p\\,|J' J^J'J'^plV^P^ F^=¥^
Pictures in the smoke. 4758-4 4754
71
N210.Words bv
FRANK PIXLEY.
Finale I.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
>\]le2;ro con spirito
Piano.
SOP. & ALTO.
\
TEN.&BASS.
K „> ^ it J =^' p'' p'' "p p ^
Some one has come to harm
What means this loud a - larm?
'f f f f f f ff ^
HANS -
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmark& Sons.International Copyright Secured
.
72
f f? P PEE J^
J^ J^ I ^^hap - pened what's the mat - ter what has caused the row
=S=
^=t t^ ^we
^5??=^1
5 J' i'I
J- -^'
P p l"M P P IM p g I
heard_ Stop this clam - or stop this clat-ter tell me how it all oc -
5"
§: j<i r2
n n^ ^:
mm ^L ^ r^
. TOM..
^PRINCE.
curred. It is noth - ing and its end- ed; he at - tacked me I de
SJ
i
jT.nip »
i»—f^ ^if
^ 2^ TOM.
^^ai
fend-ed.^^ * ^^5 * fe^5 m 1^=^ '
sid - er quite ab - aurd
i £o(J
That this quar - rel had no
^i ^^mo - tive we con
P P P P ^^ ft
/
w ip8=^^>*^
^ i^l^^P^jw
'C/ i
?3
Allegretto
'1 J.-U'iir^ JMJ' J J P I
p-p CJ ^ m
saw niv owii-dear sis - ter and fan-cied she called for aid. Be -
PRINCE.
4 J', i' J' f'l^ 3 ^P" 1^ p J p ^
liev-ing this man_ had kissed her I has - ti - ly drew my blade My_
T1
Hjh j4 BZ
sP r f
r^rrjt ^.
E
rrSi
p^
^^ CI j-jjiripf-'r rirp''' ^ ^^ ^acts were plain - 1}' nior- aL
• v^ ^ #
The facts I do not con - ceal, He
rr=?^
^ g r pi itiij, i
-•I—•>
l;^j*ij t
a—a:
^^TOM&PRINCE.
1' jj p 'r^ r r P' P'p p
I* mP J H ^ Ik
forced_ on nie this quar - rel
,
^TTAnd then it was steel to steel— For our
^^m^ ^ JL i--^.^ f
14
^^Allegro
^ ^ ^ ^
^blades
ir
like a flash came to - geth - er with a
Vjp^1 ^ ^^mF P IP
,^I
.^ "1^ 1^I
1^
1m
crash And the way we
j .' UJ
^^g^t^
fought set a pace red
^ w^t^
^i
hj: r '' ' '
' I ^ J'^' I
r J'^' I
^' ^' '^'
"€7"
hot; But we talked with the sword For we did- nt ^ay a
sag
g^^^ ^ i:^
i
^ 1!^ ^^, ^ ^
I
,,J' ^ i ^ I ^
i
75CHORUS.SOPii AI>TO.
i i
i i :*
Mord It was
3
I. J' i' ^ i'
o>
'P P P Pcut aiid thrust ana
J' ^ ^ ^'P P P P
P B P P
par- ry but it
-P P P P
*Moderate marziale.
^
*• ^S ^
*S »Hr»»^4#^ i
came to
^M'.y ^
naught.
^MB V • y
y
^'J 7ffJ> ^^
?6
¥GENDARMES
.
^^Be- hold the
iI
r , V r , J
-V'l. J ij,. w
^^^ f
> ffffM/
h, F' P F' p r p p- [1 >p f; i^'
high and might - y min - ions of ' the law. We are the
^M^W j
''
\ i ^-''
J 'ii '-^
'I^ ^
I'" I
frrFT'p ry^ r.-p |f P r p f P p' E I
s
mil - i - ta - ry mod-els made by Mars
.
Of our great- ness all ere - a - tion stands in
^
^^^^^i mt f f i f ^ - i i
''
j j } -'
(nr"
^^'-P P' P I ^ 1^
^^'P P' P "p' P
awe_ We are the brav - est and the best be - neath the
mm
'>--^
J^j-'i a ^ :^=^i -" j '^^f
77
im ft if ft i i ,\if M
stars
.
Like old Nem - e - crime -we nev - er miss And our
k\: P§ nI
nf
m .J JTi
m9- 9'-» -S-
^^ t
|>>,^ g ^ J ^-p^ ^ -^ .h 4^^^ ^£du - ty plain we see^ Kind - ly come with us do not
i^ nn ^ fi
\ n ^ ^m ^ f=*
^ #i
^ ^rpn- pr Fmake a fuss
^You must an-swer to the laws de - cree
Sm s ^s
m3
T" ^r=f=t ^
'</
=^—
g
7 y ^Mrs.CROCKER.
=6= ^=F^ ^:8z
Allegretto.Re
(i«=^^ ^±=r=^
a:
tSEEfe i ft t
^
; V 7
. 78
Moderate.
^W=^ ^^^ S 1^ LiL^*
J\* i<^^
f
mem- ber this*
an un-kissed kiss has caused all this com - mo - tion Pros-
^m ^ i E ^^1^ ^^ ^ ^^
pec-tive bliss is not a- miss Or real bliss Ive a no-tion. These
^>h:i^i^
m ^# ^
fei
p F' p IP r>. p I P p
^
men are friends hes made a- mends You need no long - er stay
—
Your
^_J^ 3 j:==^
I' U '
j
jJ iU J^^
PJ' P P p 1
1
; ? FJ'
IJ- J^ c »p g^
:_ „1^^— A^^* : .i. +rt.^ f^ra. 13ii4 b-in<-1 lir rrn H U'WV
V ? ^course is clear dont iii - ter - fere But kind - ly go a way
i^
f 7 7
Your
rYour
79
i J' M P I P ^ ^^^ /r\
P^^^p^^course is clear dont in - ter - fere But kind - ly go_ a - way.
'^^M i t ^m ^lei
* tt
in - ter - f(ire Butcourse is clear dont kind - ly go a - way
y
^mi £ ##^^^ iGENDARMES.
f: 1?: # #•
^^^ ^^
Al-
*: ^MEEt
I')
^ p F rI
?• p p £
t^
% im/^ i
^^' ±£
though these mew are now at peace a sad mis-takethey ve made The
*irfbK
% m\>^tf: «e
5
NELLIE.
^ •' lli J' iRe - lease them pray
^p r 'P U 1they meant no wrong.
^!t 4=^ Is—t—J—
t
i4_t * t t
80
EDITH.
z^ j^ J' J' F P PP
Re - lease them pray. they meant no wrong.
^^ii#
fe=4
^f f f•— »—
^
f f f 1
fc
* f f f» » • »-
^- i^ ^
^ /?S EDITH.
Andante
.
^^ ^ J, J> *uii ^ #^ ^1
dolciss.
fJ 1>^ ^ ^ ^
r r ^r
'^ Can it
? ^
r r
81
.\ndante
.
1> fp p g 'Tj J' ^i^^m m^^^miS:
be that this in - dis - ere - tion You re - gard as a crime so
^^^=^^ i^n J)^^s
fCan it be, can it be that this in - dis ere . tion
O ^ J J^J J'W^^EE^ ^^^ r r ? ^Can it be, can it
GENDAEMES.
be that this in - dis - ere - tion, in - dis-
'J\ K t -i i v J J' J. J J'r r pr p
Andante
.
Crime in deed is this in - dis - ere - tion
,
in - dis
^^—m iH > t S j- mUT=r
dt^^^^f
M f=i=r^ ^^^i^-^^m4 ):. 9§^ ^•i^P^ E3?
^ ^0:wm U" p pt.grave
^
Pray give heed to Our in-ter-ces - sion From dis-^ ^^£f
«i #.rr
—
Can it be Pray give heed.
ere - - tion Crime in -deed.
m
W^p
82
^^^^^M 1=^grace you their names can save .
i^ j j
VI \
From dis-grace their name youll
^f—f; r P ^^From dis-grace their name youll
W * P^^
j-.~^j:r I'P
save.- Can it
If- If- j: *?
f 'f i i\
p p p ^ J'
be- that this in - dis -
^ ^==^It was but an in - dis
_• «J
i ^ i 1
in - ter-ces - sion we can't heed.w^Yes w^e
I' fZ^ ^
^fry ^1^^ ^
icrm.
?3
^^
J:
r r' tf^
- ere - tion You _ re gard
my— i' y ^1 .rsr-—-iJ p p r—
r
as a crime so
iE3^
grave Pray give
rv _ -p p p r ^ere - tion You_ re gard. as a erune so grave
.
I8 S 8 g ^3 .; r p
feEa;do re-gard this in - dis - ere - - tion as a crime so grave
.
J. J-* ** ^
Sffl"^^
=8 f f f11X1
i J 3 I J 3
"zrr I ^^ :i t x^
83
^^Pray
P I
I
,^ivp heed
W^ P M ^~3 i^
J-
P P phelp us their
^ ; ^^^^^ ^
heed to yur in ter - ces Help us their
1- ^ J' i' ^ ^^P P P1^Pray give heed to our in - ter .
> -h -h
- sion Help us their
':>\ i 1 i
J ^ J ^ h^ i^ ^^^P P P r p -r p '^p p =y
\
We can - not heed your in - - ter - ces - sion their
m ^ i m 90^r\
^* F p / h<^-^>- /^^ 3EE5E
names from dis - grace to save, to save.
84
GENDARMES.
Tempo di
Marcia.
1^^' Thoughwewould fain o - blige you Still tl?e lawmust be o-beyedjinustbe o - bej-ed
r\
m^ £
^^^^^^#m t=t—^ *—
-
r-
P^^^
i ^^
^f-rf-m
PRINCE 4 TOM
^^It seems we both are in for it we did not un-der- stand The_
mp
g ^mmm ^ ^
^m ^^^
^^^ a f iJ^Mf ^ip- p^cus - tonis of this land our_ du - el was not planned I hard - ly think well
^^^ ^
i
^^^
^SEp
?
0^^
^^^=q
If ^- i J' S^3P-
Jl>
i
i
^^tiHJ'r Jj^r r Hswing for it we'lL take a man-ly stand Let's set - tie up this nuid-dle we're yours to com-
^g
^=^
f*
?^^
J^#^^^^^# # # #
^ I
85
TOM* PRINCE.
Jl
ji hh :^^ P I P P P ^^
niand. It seems we both are in for it we did not un-der- stand The_
i^ ^^ £^ P
111 fcfr 11 they_CHORUS.
^m kseems they both are did not un - derM ^
stand The
S£ P=^ P P M^P^^^4;^^
sf ^ ^L-J C>-^ ^^
Jl i' p P I f ^ 1^- ^^P P I F' P P
5^ens - tomsof this land Our— du - el was not planned I hard - ly think well
^^ P P sGu - tn was not^^ fCOS - tomsof this land Their,
W i fi 4planned We
Ihard - ly think thfeyll^ S^^
i:e ;e • r^ . •^ :E
I^^ ^ ^^^LjLj^j. jj I j>.
J,J' p h
|
» i'I} ^n^^^^ ;£
swing for it we'll take anian-ly stand Lets set - tie up this raud-dle weVe yours to com-
i^i J'l
^i' 3rw-- jr'stand Let's [set -"tie up this muddle theyre yours to com-
86
4' 7 '} s P m-9-
mand. To laws com-mand we how, We care not when or
f* ft #« 1 S ftm <e ie
if t
^^tr^.;55^:
»e et=$ ^ ^^^ M
i^ e4-«i-
court at once to pay.-
I
^
For this most g-rave of - fense-^ i ^m ^ ^court a
^ i^Sonce to
f ^
pay.
i
For this most grave of fensE
i?^^^ 1at once to pay
M ts
^-£^3VP ^ i t=r *
87
lA L
ReIT r II r i ;J_quires no long de -, - lense Un-til we meet we
m^B-e t-e t f ^
shall re - mainm VOur_ friends so ^off to jail Auf Wie- der
shall re - main your— friends so off to
W is iWie-
I—
C/ ^ ^
'^ End of Act I
88
ACT n.
N911. Opening Chorus.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
Piano.
Allegro con spirito.^^ Sf Trumpet on stage.
asS:
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
S ^^^^ g ^
¥^7T^-'y-^ r ff r P f-M r r r m i -, i V
^^» •*
1^^^ t?=p=m
^p^^
i5i-i-i^
g g •• g«—p—'^^^^^^^^"Ei/LLT
« j-j Ji
ga^^
j^ al3
iW- p'g=:g—
p
^^^
pO ttff
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmark & Sons,
international CopjTight Secured.*
89
^ij i^nnZT
H iip Sf'FF
j-^rn^rr
^min
—
W * * —
^Mj~j J^
yfj-r»
^^
Echo on stage.
^/;/»
^P J j'jl'^l':TJ JT3
ECHO.Wym ^-r^-^
*|T-# m pp
%: %
i w 1 11 « a i ^^ ^s^ ^^y*y ^^
V^« « r ^ Pm m
•• •- T#- »i>- fci^ii
*=i^'^"
j^ ^^^; ii^
pp
^
^ ^ii»^lii ^ ?t=? f^
^
J fl ^ SOPR.& ALTO.^I^ K
j! &i' J' J' M
list to the ech . oes en
^^ *p H F F
ithrall - ing Their^^
fc^ ^^i- '(^> i 1 i >
f ' f '
S=?=^ fi^ L. ^^11 = 'm Z IS"
'^. —^ .
-y^
4754
voice we must o
vf^f—
^
bey-
91
The
J<~~i
m P
^¥¥ ^field and for - est in vite us were^^ ^^^
Sf^
v-> f F *r r
* ^
i
ffrr^ i^
P^ M "^
' ^
out for the brush to
'M f ^ ^ F^^? pday The
^^. 1 i' iJ! itJi J
tia- in
;^^Mhounds and hors - es de
F H iif-- p F
light us our
4-- J J>
'ST P'
f ni> g
>)^« r- J
^^S
#:*»:i5i 1^
f "' Pi
m if
^^hearts are light and
Pssfgaj-:-
T P
S ^^-•-= •-0. ' m
$ P
^ 7 jt E
Tra
i 7 I
m J
^^la . la . lee - o
f U f ^
^ K-i—i-
» M p I C
4754
92
EDITH.
jt 7 i—;hWe'll
I p "^Hii fHiiil±=±1 -^-^
^ims :ia^g^^^^^
r
h i J' J' ii J'IJ r i'
1^-^. "" ^p^^ride o . ver for- est and niead- hal - lee. hal- lo. Well
iiiim ^ p r ?
hal- lee hal - lo
f M ^ ^^^ m i^ --x'
^ ^4754
93
fol - low \vhe"re for- tune nmv lead hal - lee. hal - lo! The
^ ^^ y jt y^^ ^hounds join their ju-bi-lant chor - us to whip and spur
i / r y y ^m ^¥=^?^
crick crack click clack^m '^=^ ^^F=?^
s ^ j:^ m2=r
(^ l i V r
ejJL--F ^i^* i i
^ jiiij' »> ^'
p *i r » j: J^ r v t ^:^
ride for the game is be - fore us use whip and spur.
^i^ '^=^ i^tcrick crack click clack Well
^ l-^-ff^=^=^^=?
Use
J17tJ c^ ^^ J-— J ^
*^^PFJ:—
-J
r-rr r
S ^^^ #^* 1^^ ^ :^=E
^^ C^4754
94
\\ }\ N ii' f P' P" J'
iE^^^ >-^ ^s~
r— T pi ^
we'Uride o - ver for - est and mead hal lee! hal lo!
*J- Z y f) p 7 p^ P y F F v^ L 7 p p 7^ t-Jl; V P P V P^^?
whip crick crack and spur click clack hal - lee hal-lo hal - lee hal-lo use
M'^h^-^ i i ^^ ^ 2 ^?
mt: J:
^ ^
whip crick crack and spur click clack hal - lee hal - lo hal -
-•^^ F^e=^ ^ ft ^s I t=E
fe
'
t-J Lfe'
h
i.JTl ^\-^ m *
p ^^r F f'
lo! Give
m ^iwhip and spur to your
z£:
steed-
i
Not a
;e I:^^2I ife hal - lo!
I E
S f f ^T \r^r- < < «rF . f f
^^^^
95
U^^l 'M I ^\ I'l
i
mo - ment well slack- en our
t>- F'. F F F M&P
-^__ jy S
speed
.
To
'fOp 8^^
T ?"P rt
dan - ger and death give no
tF'f E F ^
• '^' r r I.
siv St^i^ g i
#EDITH.
^ V < P Ifi P P F P P
^E^111 fol - low where for-tune ma}' lead
fol lo'w where for-tunemaWeUheed- lead^^^^m n^i
^^m.w^ ^ tt- ^ %-yMI
on stage from distance. f^^^^ ^
I ' J L III I IjE :
^ j.-> n^S mA JF r gcxr "UJ7 117
^^^ ^ ^^^^^^^7- Jl J' ^^=¥=^ 7- tf''^ '
p
Tal-ly - ho, tal-lj' -ho,
i PP
tal-lv-ho tal-lj - ho!
^^ ^^ '' n j.jii^Tal-lv-ho tal-lv - ho
P ^^^^P^P^
E*
^^ i^^
^^^
tal-ly - ho tal-ly - hoL^_ The^ i
^^^*
PP
m
/7\
r\^^ i475'
98
s- »> i t-n m-iI >
f p F p
>>-i! f- J i ^^
.i
,--.ji' * tt> * « > i
'>'<* ^^-f p i jt ^ f—
*
^—
^
^' ?•g g
field and for - est in
r F F' f F :
m^ mCJ-l.
4754
«7
^ 3 ^^')'* r r w
* i J' li' nil -.^^^ ^^^r ^light ushounds and hors - es de
rOur
-'>« r f) If M iJ i
hearts are light and
^^^ ^
i
] 4nr"3 ^ J H J'^ fF
M M^>1 r '^^ i^ I
P ^^ iV 7
^j|jfc=g^
gay- Hark! tis the horn of the
P" I P P^^ter our
t^y=^
98
r^'T n F F
iT #» i J i i
^ i
f^ ^^^ p— 'mJ- J J J ^ ^
^^^^^
^
i^^end de - lay Well
^^^ M "^^
ride to the death.
rto
^^dajv
^mf '!
p ^
^ ^ »— I
p #
?^ s
f r t f^ *
^
13jij. rc»
H * ^^^ ^4794
99
100
NO 12,Didn't Know Exactly What To Do.
Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.
(HANS.)Music b3-
GUSTAV LUDERS.
Moderate
Piano.
^
,|»ii mfurj ^^p^^% s
A-
A.
:£
i'^^un^-'^^^^ IdT'eS^Oi/r i
^ii J I j! ,J^ Jl ^EE5 ^^
friend of mine went driv - ing
cit - y chap went walk - ing
with a girl whom he ad-mired one
through the fields one sum - mer day and
'I p- g P- p p- [3 > J ^mg •—bright
mure
ev" - ning when
with him went
the moon was shin - ing
a coun - try. girl de
But he
They-
4762-4
CopjTight MCMII by M.Witmark & Sons,
international Copyright Secured. 4754
101
IfII
I
llllI ^
I
' l.llllll '
,11 1
^
soon got in - to trou-ble with the horse that he hud hired For .the
strolled a - long to-geth-er throiii^ia mea - dow sweet with hay While
s -l,«ft
? ^rt:=^t2z±±
i4«*
m ^
'1*11 i^' I
" P- |i t> ^ j: ^1 ^--H^
nag would shy at ev' - ry - thing in sight
he ex - plained his fond e - nio - tion pure
Roth,
But
^
^^ =tf
rm
¥
hands were bus - i - ly en-gaged in hold - ing tight the reins he-all at once a pierc - ing shriek rang out up - on the air he
(i'i' f ff|
T B ff p''
-"^
I J M lyiiiv pp-i i J'r''.^dared not for his life re.lax his grasp Wiile the maid -en at his side cuddledfeared she had received some nior-tal hurt She gave an ini - i - ta-tion of a
Didiit kiun\- c •rtlv \c. 47<)a-4 4754
102
'« ^' ^' J' J 1^r
I i^. Ji Jt Ji»J'' ^^/Tv
close and cooed and sighed Thoughts of what might hap - pen made him gasp
war dance then and there A mouse hadgot en -tang - led in her skirt
He
He
J: i J- J J ^ ^^ ^ J-rJ 1 J'^r=?
(
r~ -frif.
^&i~3
p:5c:
"F ^
*ii ji ,\\ J) ,iji ^-ji^i J
i
p- P r n J'^'ip
did - n't know ex-act - ly what to do
did - n't know ex -act - Iv wliat to do
He did - n't seem to have a bit of
He did - n't seem to have a bit of
'i J. {I J-iii ^^ Et^
LLj- ^ 1I
m m^^ w
JI
J', j! J', tti ^' i.Ji Jl^ ^tact
tact
For
And
all the while his trou - bles deep - er grew
all the while her trou - bles deep - er grew
He
While
^^m J- ^3 J- \\J ^-J ^j==^ J J i: >
Im ^ ¥ m p^#^^ ?^
^^^^-^^^^^^F
^J' -^'^ ^'^ J J i
did - n't know the prop- er way-
he was far too par - a - lyzed
to
to
act
act
But
But
m i^mm
^mf m ^ ^ f J f
Didn't know exactlv&c. 4762-4 4754
103
'* P- P f> p ff P ^^ ^just as he was feel - int,'- might - y bluejust as he was feel - intr '-light . y blue
II P- P ^ :?=eS ^^EE^kind - ly fate gave him the miss - ing cuekind - ly fate gave him the miss - ing cue
For the
For the
li^i J'- p J'l 1^r\
F- P' p I P' V p- "p
/?N
fe
girl said with a smile "bet - ter let me drive a while" Andgirl said with a wink: "Run a - way I want to think" And
Mf^^ -c^
I•'"I ^ "f
4L
^" ^'^ p- ^ ^' ^ P
-
P
^jt jt i
then he knew ex - act - ly what to do.
then he knew ex - act - iv what to do.^ ^ i
J).S.
%
¥s i ii-
/>.-5'.
^^^Didnt Ijnow exactly &c. 4782-4 4754
104
NQ13.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
The American Girl.
SONG OF. THE CITIES.
Mrs Crocker and Chorus.
Allegretto
.
Piano.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
^• Mrs. CROCKER.^3Efe
m ^
Here's a
Here's a
Here's a
Here's a
Here's a
t tV V i 1
^7 7 j; trt zt± -^-r- "f—r-
V-^j[ V f 7 ^^ 111 ^f^f-^ -r-r ^«
^ ^sr ff^' iti^M m^ -rm e ^
girl from a town
girl from a town
girl from a town
girl from a town
girl from a town
mthats won
that's won_
that's won_
that's won-
that's won^
re- nown
re - nown
re - nown
re - nown
re- nown
FortheTam - ma - ny ti - - gers
Foritster - ra- pin and its
As thebig - gest in old Mis-
Be- cause it's ex-trenie - ly
For its beans and its er - u -
E ^^1^—H^ ^^ ^
Cop.vright MCMIIbyM.Witmark *Sons.International Copyright Secured. 4754
105
^m ^ ^m n „\ iiji J j^ca- pers.
whis-kev_
- sou - n _breez-y
—
- di - tioii-
Its a beau - ti - ful spot
Where the oys - ters thrive and
There is gin - ger and push
^Vherethe stock- yards so fair
Where the stur - dy stock of
but the news is s" hot That they're
the streets are a - live And the
and An- heu-ser-Busch And the
per - fume the air And
old Ply - mouth Rock Brought
^ ^ ^^e^ h^ mft ft
-^
P—PF P P p I
t^^
print -ing as -bes -
lob - sters are fresh _
worlds big-gest fair
man-ners are fine
out its first _
in
- tos
and
St.
and
e
pa - pers.
frisk - y
Lou - is
ea - s}-.
di - tion._
Of all the charm- ers be
-
There the cheeks are red and the
AVhen there is - n't a crowd and you're'
Where the sto-ries are big and the
^\herethe girls are fair and di -
^m^ ^ f P P*neath
eyes
not
build
vine
the sun
are black
a - lone
ings tall
ly tall
The jol - li
And the pop - u
It's the queer -
And the sto - ries
And
—
wise
est
lar
est
they
and
live - li
boat is
place in
tell are
wit - ty
est
a
the
the
and
4754
106
f ' ^f ?-S m 1^ p
p'p p
ir\ ^
gay - est one For a fel
fish - ing smack And the girl
Temp'- rate zone AVhenits'two
low whose mot
who gets
to is:
one
the shade 3'ou can
big-gest of all For noth - ing in that town is
gay with-al Buttheysend out cards for a
"just
gives
hold
ev -
cod
E ^^
for fun"
one back
your own
- er small
fish ball
Is the
For the
And the
Not
In the
^*==*
m i=* 7 7 I 7 7 ^^m
107
,1. REFRAIN.1^-t time Mrs. Crocker211 time Chorus.
[f*TT' n ll.-f^Pr > ^ 1
.
1 ^J i' l J' J^^^ J
The A - nier - i - can girl is a girl to love wher- ev - er her home may
=6=
V ^ P ^ / j^ JJ' J i' M' J^
t
t
^ =6=^^^=^
mer - i - can girl is a girl to love wher- ev - er her home may^ P i f-? p r gr=^
i iF^= S^^;=j s^^iS: ^=J* w
mf -/
ii ^ ^g
n , N r7 M^ ?^ pbe. She may be light she niay__ be dark She's
'm^ ^ n «; n J^^ K:
may be light she may— be dark She's
Sbe_ She
i^ ip r p?=
tliEEi;^^^ ^^ ^^ ^
1 p MP' P P r^^al - ways fuir_ to see. The A - mer -
^ij J' P 5- -j h h ii-can girl 111
s,
ral - -w-ays fair _ to see. The A
^ ii- ^ ^mer - i-can girl lU
mf ^i^^ t^ES^S
=fe=t^ fe r 4t if^
4754
108
I ^ a unts.
(
4:•" J J' i l l
\-' ^ ^ P ^glad - ly toast to the sound of the pop - -ping cork. But 1
glad - ly toast to the
^>P F r g I
i^ £
sound of the pop - ping
f H r ^
icork- But I^
#^-tt-^ ^ g-^Xv"^
^ ^
^^' ^
^^^
^.^1 J! -^/CN
P I F 1^ F Pstill
^in - sist that the first on the list Is the
tl J': ^
^'still
,
iif - sist that the
4 i: 4- •!)-
P P- F^
r c . > -J^r
first oh. the list Is. th6Ir^ p ,g; ^
j ^ ItJ- J: ^ J
^ » g *
1=^
rr "2.^ ^^
^girl from old
>
^
girl
f
--P
f P
New York
.
^from oldrom
T
New The A
* V y
~*—*"
m^
^
? V 7 J:
York.
IP V 7 i
^y y j; i
^p^y y pT^
7 7 =^e=^
^
i?.xy.
475'i
U.RERAIN. After 3d. Verse.
Moderate. EDITH.
109
E ^ ?^; ir ^ r 1
""^Hark! to a na - tions warm ap - peal Ma - ry-land, my Ma - ry- land. Gird
*=g^
^m f P IF' p wm^ M ?p r
now thy vows with arms of steel And heav - y be the blows they deal For
y r J' i J' ^^ J': J' J, J' ^now- thy vows with arms of steel And heav - y be the blows they deal For
r f f^ F » 5E3 ip
i^^
M^^^^^ f- f m ff
^F
^ p- ? r r I
P'(^ f
^
trai - tors shall thy ven - geance feel.
trai - tors shall thy
V^» f/- ^ ^
ven - geance feel. Ma - ry - land, my
m.Ma - ry - land.
^V p r
ii^t.= *
r=r *^9^r^^^
It-^ .p.
r=^pp
9 -^
>: f ^
^Ov ^
^ rs%—%
D.S.
475-5
110
CAKE-WAUS.. Jper 3d. Verse.
Tempo di Marc ia._
^—^ff^ ^^
O"
^^mm. =AI
i^ :>
r S
#4^^Ef ^ i p
^^i
^f=»
^c^
t
i^i^^
i^
^f=^
¥=^^S!
Pi t tAl
c^—c^
^ e^
44fa
i
:^
g=P=^
e>
rrr ^ 1^ 1^fajS^^^
fe
_ HE
/>.aS'.
4754
IV. BXFRAIN. After 4th. Verse.Ill ^* i ^^ rMy
T-Come back, my love still
P*^ i
IS
4>
true. Theres
P^^^P
ii* J. ^^-^ i J , J.
.h^^ ^^ r^^ Mp J p
I
/^^u, r f . f irf i^^ ?
J : . .b i'i
mvf
tears in eyes Though the world calls it dew I'm
^ I P^I
flit '^ J-
i- ' r * pi S: J: i=^I n "r r^p-^T
^ ^ i * ^? ?
P F "F F
%-
wait - ing and I want you, And I
^ IeeJe %
want but
1^—4I
you.
^ .!„ J,
«•
^3 r^^^v=# J f J I i s^
^.-y.
4754.
V. REFRAIN. After 5fh. Ferse.) /> ,1 un>s. , k. .
112
P ^ h .fi i' ^ myYan - kee Doo - die
tr^ l p p P^came to town,- Rid - ing on a po - - ny,
P P P P^^^^
/^ ^ #^# ^^v.i a F e ^ ^•Jl J> J'
pJ' J'
I
J
^ j^^^ sStuck a fea - ther in his cap, and called him Mac - a ro - ni.
'>'« P P P -P r^ p p p p P p pI
4754
113
The Message of the Violet,
NQ14.
Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.Music b}'
GUSTAV LUDERS.
Voice.
Piano.
Andantino.=¥=
ift:
i:^=^lF=t
pp
§ W^
i i i I
M r J'
if- ^ f- if-
fa «^ •—^m m—
B
^*E ^ ^£ P ?^^
ros
HI
e's lips are
y's lips are
K
warm and red and
chaste _ and pure with
burn
out
ing with
a touch
V1 t ^
de
of
i l*-i if *i«r r
i i
^ ^===^ ^
i
sire,
fire .
Her
She
heart_ and soul are
cold - I3' says— the
alL a - flame with
mind—should rule and
B ^m m fc
s~~* f3SE^g p^^^
1:761-.=!
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmark& Sons.
International Copyright Secured. 4754
114
^^^^^ ^ ^ S ;e Epas - sion's glow - ing fire
chills the hearts de - sire
But if
Take bothm ^ E ^^3-ou touch her
the lil - y
L-^ ^
i
m ^^ ;£
^^ J' u J' r^ ^ ^have
and_
a care she's thick with thorns _ be
the rose ex - tremes oft bring— re
set _
gret
And
Give
P* ^ 3 J ti i =ff 17=
^m ^^
^ REFRAIN.
mw wm^;e
nat - ure when she breathes of love speaks through the vi
me the low - ly flow'r of love the mod - est vi
let_
let.
V-
^.M w^^ E E
r\p
^T r-^
Moderato.^
^ ^4 g
bring a breath of spring time from wood - land where
i^ j- .^r^P^^^ ^4 ^
PQ_^^
O X %V 4- ^
Message of the violet. 4761-3 4754
115
^ !F P Pgrew,^ There's a kiss up - on each pet al my
^ Pf^m kU ?:=t
j2.
r ^ T I ! ;
P^ P3C
lips are sweet with dew The one who sends this
^ vT-^(^ P ^
s ''jf jt^ ^f
i. 1. P-
^:7~r-
nies sage would whis - per soft to you I love you,
-J
¥ tf F
^^?
^^^^^-St
^:2L
/TN^/'
^^=^ f'^r ' * »^love you, love
F=^ i.
3'ou and my hearts true blue.. ^^ 3 -fiM-
TTT/
bFf^ 3l
V^^l Jfi:^^Efc
i«iM
Message of the violet. 4761-3 4754
116
m«oKo
^SOP.& ALTO.
1
TEN.
fc ^:.l> as>^
f^
rbring;
& BASS-^
f
if=^^
^^breath of
^^^^
-i
f^spring- -
J.
^
4=^r r
time from
J i
?^=f^
IS E±
r—
r
wood - land
i
where I
^^
Fgrew_
^^i
n fTheres a
j ^ ^
f=f
T"kiss
=FI
up
d^E^
on each
A i
f^^
A
pet
J.
iral
A^
my
J
^1' J J-
lips
J^^
T^=^are
J
sweet with
i 1P^^
fefe?i
dew, with
=±
r^r Tdew_ The
m i
one who
^==f=
E^EEir r
sends this
i 1?^=^
4754
117
N915.
Words by
FRANK PIXLEY
The Tale of the Seashell.
JIusic byGUSTAV LUDERS.
Moderato.
Piano.
\> l> O- V\\^M
yA.c, —r-t
r^^ ^^-J
' ' ^I j -*-^
i^':W'\'^] V
J iEE3^:
S
I'l. n j t i
^. IJ -M' J g^ «-=- ^
In days of long a . go
As year af - ter j-ear rolled by
The light of the star a - bove
A—The.
Up
{y
^y\ ^ i i i
f
!f^
^^t
^m 3
^ ^^^0.
t'^^ r.\T
moon - beam loved a star but how could he tell her so So
—
moon - beam's heart grew_ sad that star in the far off sky Still-
on the sea was cast the moon-beam be-lieved his love Had_
:' rTHj J
sa;WW^
m ^ ^-«?- ^
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmark & Sons,
international Copyright Secured.
4804-44754
118
*^ ^ ^^ m m ^ mfair but ah so far.
winked as she al - ways had
come to earth at last
So— fair but— ah, so
She— winked as she al - ways
She'd _ come to earth at
J . JH n J"] E E^far
had
last
Her— twink-ling wink he used to think was a
He knew each night that the faith - less_ light was as
He kissed that wave, it be - came his grave for the
ji J''I
J J' ;. ^a rp J jlove sign_- meant for him
dis - tant as of old
light was false and cold
So with heart beat-ing light he would
But his heart still was true so the
Still his song's ech - o dwells in the
\
m s i ^^^ i^:f7i
m ^ ^ si^p P W
The Seashell 480-' -* 4754
119
aI. n i ^
sin^ all night niid wood land_ shad - ows dim.
whole night— through his— love— for— her he told
sea's_ pearl -y shells the}- niiir- - mur the sto - ry old
^fe=y =^
^ 3Erhi^
V'-iJ'i.<^^ r N f
^=4
r ir J ij J i jij iSweet -heart 111 love you ev - er.
^i
-^m^
Oh, doubt me nev - er.
^^s
¥
ftJ i ju ^ =?z:
Love lives for- ev - er. Till time shall end naught— shall us
im msev - er_ With heart and soul_ I love but you.
The Seashell -'SO-*-*4754
120
ti^i'v r r-^f
^-£:
A , 4
^^P^r?nHrz|^
Till time shall
1^ fei
^end naught .
—
#shall u
^h^^^=^t=^ ff ?if ^^=:=i:i:
TheSeashell 4804-4 4754
121
N913.Back to the Boulevards.
Francois and Sidonie.
Words byFRANK PIXLEY.
Tempo di Polka Fraricaise.
Piano. \ f
§5S=3=
EEE
e^
mm
p •p «p 1
e
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
m
^ .P=4
m^
%
t ^ E J' J^ J'
$mm5^
£^i^1^
I 1 7.
r1
-^^-
IS"y ^
(FRANCOIS.) 1. We hold the win - ning
(SIDONIE.) 2. Im with you heart and
i ^ ^^5cards, Lets_ seek the boii - le^ - vards,
hand I like the scheme youve planned,
tm E ^Where- night is day and
I'm quite e - late and
1 ^ J- ^^''
F ^^life is ga}-^ 'With loves re - wards.
elad - iv wait For your com - mand.
^^ -t^
m
j+ lJ^ J' J^ J'U-^i^
With_ hap-py hearth a - glow
I yearn for gay Pa - ree,
\Vell_
Oh!_
^
g- Itw ^sCopyright MCMU by M.Witmark *Sons.
International Copyright Secured.
^:^
ms^
4754
122
i i rfi 1 ^ ^ni^-g^ir^si^^^
join the mer - ry show,
that's the town for me,
In gay Pa - ree we soon will be so
So . let's a - way, for this de - lay is
mfol
m
ly. (SID.) Aly. (FRAN.) At
^^ I
'P' ^P P pi p"
,t^
long
ev
=F=^
the street with danc - ing feet he -
'ry dance of La Belle France,youll
*EEE3^1^^
"^
nnI
'^^
i p" ji J' Jhold the gay gris - ettes,
find us in the van.^S -^ .y^
r i^F' ^p M ' r^" ^^ ^^With jaun - ty air and forms so fair theyre
Up - on the sly we like to try the
-Vi^^ ^5^^m
rtll^ ^FRANC. SID.
And now here comes the band,
We love the French Qua- drille.
Its
Our
4754
123
FRANC. SID. L_,___
ij\ I
11
1'lI
h ''ill"I
I ' |i
I
' ii ''ill rchamis who can with -stand, Oh! hear that stir- ring mar- tial air, be -hold the dash-ing
feet we cant keep still, Be- hold us at the Mou - lin Rouge,Comeon, a part- ner
^JJ-^^^*>: \>^ f ^
^ ;£
m! m
f
^ s
f
(
Both.
^ ^ ^mil - i - taire hur - rah
quick - ly choose, hur - rah
they come
,
come on,
hur - rah!
hur - rah!
After isj Verse nnly.
' J' J^ I
How the
/
g «=*
W^ ^fet
^• mr=r %
si^t-^ ^^
kF^ E ^^ E is
great crowds cheer, when that tune they hear, As the band draws
*4=^
I'^-^rJ^J
4754
124
*=it ^ i ^^near and the troops ap - pear
I'
4'
Oh! its
^^ts sim - ply grand how we
lo\'e that band "When it starts to play who wants to stay, Wed
fir r^^' -'^* ^feg i
* *'>-* LS
C.J
? ^-H»
^^^
i ^^9
* I' i^^rath - er march a - way.
• ^>!
(Imitation of band.)
mm ^
i ^^ ^ Ir i h k-hH J- Ji l Jp J ^|£e^ ^How the loud trom-bones are sound- ing, How the big bass drums are pounding.
^^ ^-^1^ • It
3^E ^ *^^4:754
125
Band.
r J J ^ ^ ^p r rIJ', ji.
^^^^^How we wish that
^^^
« &^V f / |z ^y I y I j^-J-^-1 ^^sai
S
•0- After 2(i rerse o/ili/. u^ (Can-can.
SS t . tP^ ^ FPi» 1^ £ f r 1/L _ • _
126
r>r\
^^^^^^^ .MJiU^^=^.J^MJ- J J^'JH^
1^^^
Oh_ life in gay Pa - reel is a won- der-ful thing to see, .Its a
ffif
,=*^-' iff
^^^-/
6 .^Jf5^
J'-.~ "dJ^ ^
ap ^ -•F
t^
:£
^^ g . y
i' J J'IJ
p fMfi' pr f' p '^'l^-_ ^^"^^
hur - ly, bur - ly, whirl - y, girl - y typ - i-cal town for a spree Some -
-gi j>^jtl^^
-t^ ^ t^
^t^t^^l
^ "^
i E^i
^ ^^^ ^^g^33^ E ^ J-J J^
how it seems to me. Thiit_ ev-Vy thing there is free,. In that
pv pp.,p
I
J'. i' i '
j,j |F' pp .npip-pj^jfr^^ nbus - y, fiz - zy just a bit diz-zy, Trump of a town Pa- ree!— Oh!_ ree
^ih
m1. ff.f
ii
, 7 7 j: 7
*tSt
[45=
4'354
127
N917.
Word byFRANK Pl3cLEY.
Flower Fete.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
Alleo^rt'tto:
Piano.
fcsmff
-^—' '—A
^ % % % r3 i n
.
WSOEdL-ALTO. unis.
S5Sarts e- late We end our flo -ral fete No
E^No thoughts of care shall
^m J=S
^m m• •w^^ i^ ^P tTTlr-K
We crownwithhoimar these gold - - en hours Oh this fes - tal day
(ite? i m %n I: i
tp¥^ e ^ S^ &t=c^
Copyright MCMII by M.Witmark * Sons
.
International Copyright Secured. 4754
128
^^m(
II f"
I f I
,^gar - - lands gay_ A stran- ger fair_
P*^
as our Queen of
unis.
ri"" F p r~i
t' ^^sub - jectsnou-
#^^^4
'>'''ii r T _ "r^5=^
I I
ll^
1
ith one ac - cord u - nite to sing her
mm % t^m
p i^\i i^ i Ll
J11^ ^ii; ^B
praise Let us eel - - e - brate her well won tri - umph greats^^
mm ^
f~^ 'r_j
MW^ i ^
T-M-ym4VB4
129
{^^mTo greet our Queen each voice well raise.
JL:., f f ^f fm
i^• «r
I ^
ws
^P=*=F=^=V=#^^
B
Pas des fleurs
*-.
*i:,l, I I =#
^«—fi-
I I I J* r r 2 g
^^LJ UJ
_•
—
m.^^ I < < »
[J LJ-
isr. /rS e r
^J' i i i i
-i« •_
4754
130
EDITH.
fc^i=^P "P P P
ii . -I »f I*
While so joy- fill - ly we join in
1^t
sintf - irig
SOP.dALTO.ym ^;
While so
^^ a|±: a=^? * 4e^
^ /
S fz:
^bells are ring - ing.
1^ r-^H: !^ i ihj J i"j mV ' ^-^"^Hark! how mer - ri - ly the bells are ring - ing-^
« :^E :;i«=J = ^^ rt tig r
^i
te
4754
131.
ite6AV'hile we're sing -
faL=^mer - xy hells are ring >n&
^
S * ^ Pi r p «tr p i
Ti^^T^
/^ 0\ /CN
EC
ring- ing, how the mer- ry bells are ring
1ing. To her we
h tmis.Cs ^ ^
4754
132
^^=^ I ff JO'glart - ly bow_
=F^^
' P" J r ' p j^
J
^^as loy - al sub - jects now. With ore ac -
I fflad - Iv bow as lov - al sub - -iecti now With onp ac.g:lad - ly bow^
#=m as loy - al sub - -jecti now With one ac -
m—
^
^ i=f^
^ ^ ^^^ ^
^ I p p ^p p
/T\^p
^' P P I
^'?^^^^ 3eel - e -brate her well won tri - uniph great. To greet our Queen
' eel - e - brate her well won tri - iimnh preat To o-reet oiiieel - e - brate her well won tri - umph great To greet our Queen
m e tff f ,
-L ;E_:t .9. \>M- H -g-"r" gr:
[
IIm h-^ i^ -P- -*
f f ^i t^
*^^^ s"t=^
4754
133
p^I r
each voice we'll raise
r:\ r\ n^
we re - joice
P ^ md^£ ?^ ^^ f^raise each voice raise each voice to greet our Queen Raise eaeh^ P I F F
J ij J
each voice to greet our Queen our
H*-»- m£ i
m « <Lm i i- t ^ N* Iss*
4754
134
N9 18.
Fall In.
Tom, Edith, Chorus of Marines and Ensemble.
Words bvFRANK PIXLEY.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
Voice.
Piano.
Alltgro marziale.
^^
mf
9f^^
jpprjij -^
TT-^
i^r r r »f^ ^Tr" i
J i F F
^
•^•
TOM.
% tr^^tv. J I
"4=4T^H- I ^ ^1 Hi
^ j\ JmJ^^1 ^ i i
AVIien the call to arms re.sounds throughout the
If the day shall come when Un - cle Sam per-
f
m m ^m m« « *
4
P ,r-3 r^ ri ^r T"
i
J! ^If;- ^p p- I'pp
'ip- ^p- ^Mf J^ ^'
land
haps
Ev - r}' Yan - kee tar is read-j' heart and hand
Shall de - cide to make some chan-ges on the maps
i ^ ^ ^^iNg i
If theres
We'll be
^^\\ d *:^
*r^^f3f f T= f
i=*=* t i ^Copyright MCMU by M.Witmark & Sons.
International Copyright Secured. 4754
1.-15
^^p' p r p- ^^ I F ^M ^^
fight - ing to
read - y nev
be done
er fear
Its the man be -hind the gun
For each Yan - kee vol - un - teer
Who must
A\ants a
i i d 3:E5^
r c—
/
T"r T"
#^^ m¥ ¥
^^ ^ J^^-^l f j\ ill J'-
pp-
pp-^^J
teach the les-son na -tions un -der- stand,
chance to win a pair of shoulder straps.
Ev'- ry son of Un - cle Sam is tried and
In his heart of hearts two i - dols are en-
^^ ^ms r -nEis;
f i^=Tr
V-, f f ^f-^ -f—»-
«fc5EiE
fe^H; r .1 r i'-.^- Ji n"*=p= ^^
true And in ac - tion he's ;i ti - gor through and through
shrined And he wor - ships tliem with a - dor -a - tion blind
^\^len the
For he^ lr r- ^^r=r=r^ #=f f= ^ -—•—*-
^'' p' I'p p'"l r r F 1 ^^ /7\ ^can - ons bark and roar
loves throughout the war
mm
He's a he - ro to the core
Roth the flag he's fight - ing for
1 m
^ ^ $31
w
r g\y
\y
With a
And the
FaU in. 47.54
136
I
.i'.
i i',
P p yi F
331 W^
splash of red he j^!o - ri - fies the
lit - tie girl whom he has left be
blue,
hind.
m T
^^-^tH-^T T
i $^
TOM.^ i J) i r M" F i r pUp, boys! hear the hii - gle blow!
TEN. & BASS., L L ,1
_ With hearts e - late we will
! j! i Jl i JI
J'. j l Jl I=?=
?^ iS
heed the thrill -ing sto
hrJ^H IFall in! fac - es to the
$in! lac - es
^ . 5 iM^i
! ^ izt iip^^=t^^^ P P P p~ ?=f
*v
.
•p ^:2?^
^
FaU in. 4754
137
±Et
ffe i
W-^¥=J=
Line up! for - ward off we go!
E ^^^^lM^ ^ f
ii
^EEl f ^^^^^T 1*' *^
V ^*-:S^^ ~: ^*
i'l J' Jl !i Ji^me-neath the stars and the stripes of dear old Glo
f^-l
^i
^- ^^^ 1^
I4:
i^=gs^«' *
«
iN ^^ ^^^ i
Wher - e'er we may he whirled our flag shall ne'er be furled
Fall in.4754
K Coda.
J fiSOPR.&ALTO.
138
W*= W^^ fITOM. ifEN. &BASS.'•i'
-^ P!
^^ mboys
-J-hear the bu - gle
^ 1^ |
.^1^i^
World.-
i
^ Coda.-J
i _ FTm m m—ar
I I^ W^
UjIlJJs 3EE3E ^=P
JJl ^ -i rJt
tif^rs t: ><^ t: *.
1^ ^^i^s i_l ,=± ?
Xf P ^ ^-f^ ^ ^
that
Sfame leads through fields
s¥sP^
iJ. ^
I r-i
A-4< i
s j» >
p ^ it t i4754
139
t
EDITH.
fe ^^=g m ^^For
^^^wurd up we t(o
.
1
^
' ^^
safe un -der
r^ p r T P^^^
our flap shaU ne'er be furled 'Neath it we beat the world
475 4
HO
N919.Words by
FRANK PIXLEY.
Finale n.
Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.
SOP. * ALTO. ttnis.
i 1 7 r^=«ps ^ P r p^^
TEN.* BASS.
Shes the
\ ^ "1
pret ty cit
^\
if=6=
/
^f/
^^^^^^=fFi^^fct
4 thin
itnis.
^5P^wid
*i^^
ow She has learned a thing or t'WO^ Shes a
:t urns.
m i ^£
$* ff:
J F F p
^N -h J^ ^k^ ^^ ^^ ' *
frisk y, risk
n .r V r
ture Aiid she'd clink a glass with
e^ £
^^^^=F ^^ t£ E
S S:
Copyright MCMII by M. Witmark & Sons.International Copyright Secured. 4754
141-
lavigh when you tell her
:*>'iJ', f I) F^ £
^urns.^
She's a
F
^ ^ ^mel - low swell - o
=^
«* f^
i: j^ra-
7 7 ^^Ff^^ =^
f f^ f P
^" > i ' ^jol - ly good fel - low
1^ M m.
i
mi^^111 nev - ^r tell - o
M. M.
^^f
P^^wid - ow
-= ^^il
4754
142
?yirT~rf
jol - ly good fel - low
i
I nev - er tell - o
^m^vid
V ^ *t i Hl^
P? 6 JjiiTLc-t
s ^-#^ f ^f g
Tempo di Marcia.
J ft urn's.
WW^ K^Th—IUp! boys hear the bu - gle
?ims.
blow_
^»rr^-^'—H'.-^Up^^ i
P ^With hearts e -
p^^late we ^vill
1^Tempo di Marcia.
a^^fe
gl^^ 1^
^^ u CJ
heed the thrill - ing
unis.
sto
^Fall in!
S J'- J^jiJyiif
fa - ces to the
i-^^ ^^^1
^I
^J
i^• • #- ^
t^~^
fE»
C f:
t^fe^
*^4754
143
feg^urns.
Ery. Line up! for-ward! off we
% f t im
^^^
I
P-iH^f
go
^
p^^^^-^Be-neath the
1- »E
i^stars and the
i ?^
^ 8-
yi,~F V :
1^ i=tl=ST^l ^
t#tfrf
We^
J-1/tl1S.
^ J^- JQN. Jstripes of dear old
tints.
'^\. P' Pp- P
glo
i
ry^w
i
Where -eer we
J i ^nay bewhimay be whirled
4 P
iP# # -fK^i
'A r^*** *
-9- Mh^# 1^^^
4754
liU
m f ^
m «arf i^^^ ^
Jt JL
^^
mi i
i ^-^
* i
^^^
r
^ -*
—
- -^ --^^^^i:
IL e
:2± £r\
^^^12:1
/r\
* 2 3 =: =: *: =:
4754
PTLP Review:
brittle
Acid Free
