On cover: "Sam. S. and Lee Schubert's production of The top o' th' world, book by Mark E. Swan, lyrics by James O'Dea, music by Manuel Klein and Anna Caldwell"; List titles on cover; Caption: Lyric by James O'Dea, music by A. Payson Caldwell; plate number: M.W.&SONS 7947; Back cover reproduces first lines of music for "Beautiful; home song successes": Love me, and the world is mine, Carissima, I'd live or I would die for you, Love dreams, Take me with you in your dreams, My dear, The door of hope, Sweet thoughts of home, Sleep and forget, As long as the world rolls on; The color represented in the digital image may differ significantly from the original and may not contain annotations. For annotation information, please contact Music Services.
Cover - "The Latest Broadway Craze sung by Maud Lambert in "The Babes and the Baron" direction of John C. Fisher"; music is surrounded by a border with ornate corners; Plate number: 4867; back cover is a musical excerpt from the song "After They Gather the Hay" by S.R. Henry and J.J. Walker
"Words by James O'Dea, Music by Anna Caldwell"; The color represented in the digital image may differ significantly from the original and may not contain annotations. For annotation information, please contact Music Services.
On cover: "Sam. S. and Lee Schubert's production of The top o' th' world, book by Mark E. Swan, lyrics by James O'Dea, music by Manuel Klein and Anna Caldwell"; List titles on cover; Caption: Lyric by James O'Dea, music by A. Payson Caldwell; plate number: M.W.&SONS 7947; The back cover an advertisement for musical numbers from A society circus, with music from Moon dear, and from The man from now, with music from The only way to love; The color represented in the digital image may differ significantly from the original and may not contain annotations. For annotation information, please contact Music Services.
Plate number: 11109; music is surrounded by a single line border with decorative corners; back cover is an advertisement, with a musical excerpt, for the song "To the End of the World With You", also includes an advertisement at the bottom of the page for M. Witmark & Sons "Our Black and White Series"
"An Indianesque" - cover; Song is listed as "Arranged from the great instrumental success Young Antelope Intermezzo"; back cover is an advertisement, printed in base, blue, and red, for the song "Peter Piper" by S.R. Henry, advertisement includes several images both portraits and drawings; Plate number: 4864
"An Indianesque" - cover; Song is listed as "Arranged from the great instrumental success Young Antelops Intermezzo"; back cover is an advertisement, with musical excerpts, for the songs "Let Me Write What I Never Dared to Tell" and "A Social Parlor"; Plate number: 4893
Plate number: M.W.&SONS 11126; each page of music is surrounded by a decorative frame; "Song successes in Allison & Sanger's Musical Production "Betty in Dreamland""; Back cover is a large advertisement for "To the End of the World with You"
Cover - "Introduced by Chas. J. Ross in Sam S. and Lee Shubert's production The Social Whirl"; Plate number: 4987; music is surrounded by a double lined border with decorative corners; back cover is a musical excerpt from the song "When the Evening Breeze is Sighing Home Sweet Home"
Cover - "Sung with Great Success by James F. MacDonald"; last page of sheet music is the text of the third verse, chorus, and the text for four additional verses; back cover is a full page advertisement for "Beautiful Ballads" by Dave Reed and Ernest R. Ball; Plate number: 7992-3
Published in a book by Mark E. Swan "The Top O' The' World"; Plate number: 7947 5; Each page of music has a decorative frame; Last page contains music excerpts and advertisements for other works published by M. Witmark & Sons
Inside cover contains an advertisement and musical excerpt for "The ghost of the banjo coon," which is advertised to be "An exceptionally good song" and "Cannot be praised too highly"; Back cover contains a musical excerpt and advertisement for "I wouldn't Change you Sweetheart for a new girl now."
Cover - "Successfully Introduced by Marie Glazier in "The Little Joker"; Plate number: 5159; music is surrounded by by a border with decorative, flowing corners; p. 6 is an advertisement, with musical excerpts, for "Six Selected Sentimental Song Successes"; back cover is a musical excerpt from the song "In the Golden Autumn Time, My Sweet Elaine"
Cover - "Introduced by Chas. J. Ross in Sam S. and Lee Shubert's production The Social Whirl"; Plate number: 4987; music is surrounded by a double lined border with decorative corners; back cover is a musical excerpt from the song "When the Evening Breeze is Sighing Home Sweet Home"
"Successfully interpolated by Julia Frary in "Sergeant Blue," lyric by James O'Dea, music by Anna Caldwell, writers of "May I?" "Light of the honeymoon" "Nora, my Irish rose" and other popular songs"--Cover; Plate number: 5160; Inside back cover with first lines of music from choruses of "Six selected sentimental song successes"; Back cover the music of the refrain of Dearie; The color represented in the digital image may differ significantly from the original and may not contain annotations. For annotation information, please contact Music Services.
"Betsy Bolivar, as introduced by Ward and Vokes in The promoters"--Cover; "Popular edition"; Verses and choruses 3-5 printed after score; The back cover an advertisement with picture of cover and music for the refrain of Honey-land; The color represented in the digital image may differ significantly from the original and may not contain annotations. For annotation information, please contact Music Services.
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