The pursuit of Priscilla. A musical comedy in two acts...

Book hy

R.STRAIN JR.

In Collaboraiion with

H.P ELLIOTT 14

Lyrics by

R.STRAIN JP, 14

Music bxFH.DYCKMAN'Wc^D.D.GRIFFlN'l^

PRESENTED BYTr/5^

PMCETOti-TMOLE-CLUBTHE JOHN CHURCH COMPANY /\

CINCINNATI. NEW YORK. LONDON.

THE PURSUITOF PRISCILLAA. Musical Comecly, in T'wo A-cts

PRESENTED BY

TKe Princeton University

Triangle Club1913-1914

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BooK by

R. STRAIN, Jr., 14in collaboration 'with

H. P. ELLIOTT, 14»

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Lyrics by

R. STRAIN, Jr, '14

Music by

r. H. DYCnMAN/14 and D. D. GRimN. 15

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Production arranged and staged by

EUGENE B. SANGER•»

Interpolated numbers by

J. M. BecK, Jr., '14 C. B. Hunter, '14

A. L. BootH, '15 G. J. Pyle, '14

S. M. Shoemaker, *16 J. A. Garvin, '13

P. B. DicKey, '17 J. J. Swofford, Jr.. 15

Dancing by CLAUDE. M. ALVIENE

The Princeton University Triangle ClubH. P. ELLIOTT. '14 President

W. M. ELLIS, '15 Secretary

A. M. CRAIG. '14 ManagerJ. r. ADAMS. 15 Assistant Manager

Cc»ypiisht 1913 The John Church Companylotemational Copjrright

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MUSICAL NUMBERSACT I.

1. OPENING 3

Music by F. H. Dyckman and D. D. GrifiBn; lyrics by R. Strain, Jr.

2. ANCESTORS 13

Music by D. D. Griffin; lyric by R. Strain, Jr.

{J^ennybroke and Bottlesiar.)

3. MARRY A LORD 17

Music by D. D. Griffin; lyric by J. A. Garvin.

{Blanche and Mrs. Molier.)

4. SUPPOSE YOU POSE FOR ME 22

Music by F. H. Dyckman: lyric by R. Strain, Jr.

(^Jack and Kitty.)

5. THE RAGTIME ROUND-UP MAN 26

Music by P. B. Dickey; lyric by R. Strain, Jr.

{Secretaries and Sheriffs.)

6. SOME DAY 34Music by F. H. Dyckman; lyric by R. Strain, Jr.

{Jack arid Priscilla. )

7. POKER 39Music by F. H. Dyckman; lyric by G. J. Pyle.

{Pennybroke and Sheriffs.)

8. THE LAND OF THE MOONLIT MOUNTAINS 45Music by A. L. Booth; lyric by C. B. Hunter.

9. FINALE 50

Music by F. H. Dyckman and D. D. Griffin; lyrics by R. Strain, Jr.

ACT II.

1. OPENING CHORUS 57

Music by D. D. Griffin and S. M. Shoemaker; lyrics by S. M. Shoemaker.

2. I'M SO POPULAR 66

Music by F. H. Dyckman and D. D. Griffin; lyric by G. J. Pyle.

{Blanche and Pennybroke.)

3. THE CANYON CANTER 71

Music by D. D. Griffin; lyric by J. A. Garvin.

{Priscilla and Sheriffs.)

4. THE SCAR {Dance Drama) 76

Music by J. M. Beck, Jr.

5. A TOAST TO THE PIONEER 85

Music by A. L- Booth; lyric by J. S. Swofford, Jr.

{Charlie.)

6. DANCE NUMBER 91

Music by D. D. Griffin and P. B. Dickey.

7. THE CHINESE LAUNDRY BOY 95Music by P. B. Dickey; lyric by C. B. Hunter.

8. CUPID'S JUST A BUTTERFLY 100

Music by F. H. Dyckman; lyric by G. J. Pyle.

{/aeh and Priscilla.)

RigKu of Performance and for Mechanical InstTUmenta Reserved.

Copyright 1913 The John Church CompanyInternational Copyright

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Ancestors

Lyric by R. STRAIN, Jr.Music by D. D. GRIFFIN

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Or brains, or cash, or world - ly trash. It's

There's a ram - pant bear and a li - on there. In

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all in the fam-'ly

fact it's a reg -'lar

namezoo

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Marry a Lord

Lyric by J. A. GARVIN Music by D.D. GRIFFIN

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Suppose You Pose For Me(Jack and Kitty)

Lyric by R. STRAIN, Jr.

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Music by F. H. DYCKMAN

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It is

hard to be an

hard to beat the^ I i i I

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and the

when you

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want a pret - ty

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sky-blue - wa - ter maidel,

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4^When he

Of the

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i"MMwants a girl to

swarth-y red- skin

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pose,

race.

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too, the En-glish maid -.en,

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she

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she was sweet and

gave me pret - ty

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smiles

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French girl, oh

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naugh-ty, with the quaint Pa - ri - sian

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Sup -pose you pose for me, I'm

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me.

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The Ragtime Round-up Man(Sheriffs)

Lyric by R. STRAIN, Jr. Music by P. B. DICKEY

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^^¥ ^He's just the great - est lad. Our out - fit

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King!.

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boy.

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a - ny rag - ged - y stuff.

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plan

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Watch 'em rag, watch 'em rag, watch 'em rag a -round.

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Teach them the Tur - key Trot

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ral: Watch those steers prance

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Bo, that bron - cho beast is balk - ing, Cant you catch him

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cas - tie - walk - ing? I'm a reg - 'lar rag - time round - up

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Some Day(Jack and Priscilla)

Lyric by R. STRAIN, Jr.

^Allegro

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I'm look - ing for my he - ro ; I

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find him

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go.

far,

o - ver

o - ver

the

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sea,

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t ^mliv - ing

You're seek

there.

ing_

ifcr^

all

love

a

so

lone;

blind - ly;

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A maid-en fair,

I rath- er fear

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with treas-ures rare,

he is not here

,

All, all her

And fate will treat you un

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Un - til one time,

He - roes, you know.

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she chanc'd to see Her

You'll find as you go

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a tempo

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long dream'd-of he - ro be

Are some -times hard to dis

side

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her,

er,

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And since that day,

Then on your way,

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may- be some day,

Seek - ing her un

You'll find your un

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known lov

known lov

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love,

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Some day may - be I'll find him

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can

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say?.

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Then I'll

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know true love at last. Hap

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(Pennybroke and Sheriffs)

Lyric by G. J. PYLE

Allegro


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S{Charlie) Draw for deal, (They draw)

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Goes to the four.

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r p pChar - lie wins, he's

-7%^

(George) Let's see.

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p F ^ ^—

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got a straight : (All) Po - ker's the game^^ :s

for me.

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:*

CHORUS

;r^ al - ways fun to olav, So come and take a try:

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noueh thtTnough the an - te may look scant-y Bets are run-ning high;^^ ^ ^^ «=tttj" } « » r

^h I J^ J ^^ P^s

:«iF I M' P r p i r P r ^w f

round-up is a tire - some thing, And shoot - ing crap is tame^ 'Long

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side of a real ex - cit - ing, fight -ing, Gen - u - ine po - ker game

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teffc

{George) Deal 'em out, (Charlie deals)

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S*^^^'II ^^^ ^m ^

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i«

{Cassidy) Stand pat (Pennybroke) One for me.

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imi ¥

i m(George) I want o ne (Charlie) Two bucks. (Cassidy) I 11 raise you

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three. {Penny) Five's all right (They lay down the cards)We 11 I'll be

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VaMt'o'y) Stead - y boys, don!t cuss, Take it George, your

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p ^' ^I I !j p ? p r ^ i

flush wins out; (All) Po - ker's the game for us.

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CHORUS

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I?ir |T r Mr r F ^,j I *• J

Po - ker's al - ways fun to play, so come a take a try

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side of a real ex - cit - ing, fight- ing, Gen-u - ine po - ker game

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The Land of Moonlit Mountains

Lyric by C. B. HUNTER Music by A. L. BOOTH

Moderate

46

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old

moonland

light

of Men - te - zu

is bred swift pas

ma,sion

.

Red lips andRed are itsm i

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kiss

hill

es

sides

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and dag - ger

with crim-sonblows;.

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lev

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and

are

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glow

flee

there,,

there,.

the moon swings low

one's life is free

there:

there,

Oh,, let me

Oh, I would

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go

be

there ,

there.

#m

To Mex - i

In Mex - i

co!.

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Take me to the land of moon - lit moun - tains.

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It ^£

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te^^ -J' ; u ^Palm - y land,

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where gui - tars sigh in

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j^ ^p [i~n F F IfJ. J' J^^

woo man -til - la - clad chi

(

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qui - tas Fair old Mex - i - co,

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1^ J J J J < MliZZ 3Z

I'll see thee soon, soon.

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Finale Act I

Lyric by R. STRAIN, Jr. Music by F. H. DYCKMAN & D.D. GRIFFIN

faPRISCILLA

#aThrough the world I've been

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^ 1S^^ ^ pwan - der - ing , seek ing you

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But

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seek - ing in vain,

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for 1 have found

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you are not worth Gone

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now

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^ ^all of my i - dols of love so true.

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fe ^^^Gone the on ly man love,

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rven you. No No!.

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tak en : You are wrong, And I'm in - no - cent

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iPEISCILLA ^m&^

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Such a man. for a

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ro!

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find you were wrong.. Now

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It=F ^ I J J

I

J-I

i i^ ^know that there is no such thing as love.

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CHORUS

i J J I r J- J- ^^^ ^He's not in - vit - ed to come to our ball, For he is a

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thief and shunned by us all,

IH?^^ 3j

You are an out -law and

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-^z: i 1i mlaugh as you may, You can- not stay; Go on your

i ^^ ^^-s^*- :js.

¥^ ^T ^^•

ia ? ^^

*jACjr

^^m ^ pway. I'm not in - vit - ed to come to your ball;

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fg^--

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?Noth - ing care I, and I laugh at you all!

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CHORUS

^ ^Go! you're an out - law, you're shunned by us all. Go!

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go!

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Opening Chorus, Act II57

Lyrics by S. M. SHOEMAKER

Valse nioderato

(D. D. GRIFFINMusic by j F. H. DYCKMAN

(S. M. SHOEMAKER

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CHORUSSlowly

(Humming-)

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SONG SNOW-LAND GIRL

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£^song for the maid of the snowSwift - ly the broad St. Law

drift, Andrence, I

wind - ing to - bog - gansail in my ice ca

fci

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tracks;

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Of the

In the

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snow- shoe trail o - ver

si - lent for - ests on

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peak and dale, "WTiere the

eith- er hand I

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black ice groans andhear the North -wind

cracks,,

woo,Where the

I

black ice groans andhear the North -wind

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'•

p ^' J Ji J' icracks,

woo Girl of the blue ca na - di - an wood.s,From the

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land of the north - ern skies, Where the sting - ing

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snow dust flies

^Through the for - ests my way I fare,

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Fond - ly seek - ing her ev - 'ry - where Hear me call through the

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Snow - land girl !

.

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-: D. S.

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Chorus

U ^^=5f=f ~rr-

I iff

ly the light of day has passed^T=^S i

4 ^i -)1 r

*SAnd the rud - dy eve - ning glow

i^ 5

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*

ll h J^ ~J^

:l_ Has en - cir - cled all at

i i

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last

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^m 2:: 3::

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ife [

? f P P ^-TJ-

_ While the fad - iiig sun - light falls.

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s*

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Won-drous eve-ning in theSoft - ly on the world be - low_

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si^ ' G 3 22

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West. Sum-mer eve-ning in the West.

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I'm so Popular(Blanche and Pennybroke)

Lyric by G. J. PYLE Music by F. H. DYCKMAN 4 D.D. GRIFFIN

Valse

t ife^ mf

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3=2:

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A girl who is shy and re

An Eng- lish-man trav-'ling in

^m ^

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tir - ing _

U - tah;

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r^t

Is

In

r-f-f

of - ten ex

vest - ed hi is

#-m -9

?^^

treme - ly per

cash in a

3^E

plexed.

gun

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^ -i—fyr-hU^'

'

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iAt the num - ber of suit - ors adSaid he I will take this six

mir - ing_

shoot - ah_

J ^ J'),iWho payAnd en -

i ^rf ^r^T^ ^W ^ rj^

I'

^Êf^ f

^ i tS^=^ ^vis - its on ev - 'ry pre - text

deav - or to scare up some fun..

SheSo

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f^

^î IZJI

r i r r^

I f i22;

is ex - ceed - ing - ly

is our sto - ry be

vexed,gun,

AndThe

whenend

theyis

all

drawhaveing

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f=i *• 9 t #r* ;?

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gone

nigh

She

For

toss- es a

he had to

wayshoot

each ex

with ten

pen - sive bo

men in pur

i ^#

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P

^

j^ iJ -^

^^ ^ ^5^^ X I if—

^

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fled

y

quet, Andsuit:' And he

W=^

sings with a sti

sang with a wearyawn

,

sigh..

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t:

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teiCHORUS

P ^^ r r If r rtI'm

I

m

m

so

T ^ Uw^^^:i:'''S

— jh\i

IS III

pop - u - lar, pop - u - lar, I don't know

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> rJ

where to hide:

m

^Troops of men are

m -tS-1fczs: -6-^

P ^-^

^TT J f fp—

p

SS lS-=- ES-3-^ w

^ ^ jz:^r r

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t9-^

swarm- ing and form - ing on ev 'ry

^^ i

side

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a ^^ ^^^^ r r r ir r^zz:

could love an A - pel - lo, But

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J:

"crr-

f=il

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i «i^ 3!

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^ J J j |J^ inot these id - lows that fol - low, It puts your

I

m

mf^T4-. i

* i '-r -^ *

o^« ^ 5=^

.n^^

^^ Î

I I. Mbrain in a ter - ri - ble whirl.

^ ^fi^ ife *

to be such a pop - u - lar

s ^ ^ -#—p-

irgirl.

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girl,

^

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Canyon Canter(Priscilla and Sheriffs)

71

Lyric by ']. A. GARVIN Music by D. D. GRIFFIN

Moderate

3^

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fePRISCILLA

I'm from Lon - don where

Back in New -port as

iy/// r^^rtrt'y

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w/?

S5Pg ^^ ^^^^ E J J' r] j^ j'

fall the danc - es start; Here's some dan

I was pass-ing through, They were try

dy ones that I know by heart; The

ing some dips and tan - goes new: The

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lir ^ ^ir ^ i.

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i^£^

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ParkPipe

:#i

^"^

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J'

walk, Pic - a - dil - ly trot And the

wrench, Ath - a - bas - ca - fall And the

AsKit

?quith

chen

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r^::-r-f

â ^^ 33:-o-

*SHERIFFS

J jiJ' J' J' J' J' - m .1 f - #•

glide,

sink.

But you real - ly don't

But we think that the

know the lat - est dance

most im - port - ant part

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îW

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# ^m i-^jU^ J i J^ jÊ ? ?^

It be - gan in Chey - enne, and not in France, So

Is to learn this new dance of ours by heart. Wecop

won

^' 4 ^ fei ^ t-j Î

i

der.

Sf f

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} J) J' J' m ^^_ our e - ques - tri - an

_ what you East-ern-ers

stride !

think!-

CHORUS

feg^

FBISCILLAT^ ^^^I ^

{Sheriffs) Can you Can - yon - can - ter ? I'm a - fraid I

mEf=*

»yi/

^ ^ 23

^

SHEBIFFS

J^ J' J r J^ d' ^^can-t. sir Nev' - er sug - t^est - ing stop -ping or rest - ing,

i

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* i ^ is d <>,

Like the danc - urs in the Lane - ers; Speed is quite es

l\i i i i I3 5 it5 ^

j^> i PJ t^

S«?^

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sen - tial, If you do it right: First you

i g ft ^5Mr ir r (^ ^F=^lope, then you can-ter, then sin -gle - footj WTioa Watch the step! Hold

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The StarDance Drama

Allegro nioderato

JAMES M.BECK

Tf ^7

Broader ^ ^L^:*

Allego moderat

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Alleg^ro nioderato

17181

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Alleg:ro

l'<'^^^ r^ ^ Allegro nioderato

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