| Search on : 'HARRY B.' . 8 entries found in GANDSMUSICSCORES |
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A MAROON LEATHER-BOUND (worn) ALBUM OF 2 |
A MAROON LEATHER-BOUND (worn) ALBUM OF 22 SONGS : Shepherd of Souls (from The Sign of the Cross). Words by Wilson Barrett, Composed by Edward Jones. Metzler (1896) pp4; The Shrine of Gold No.2 in E-flat . Words by Stanhope Gray. The Music by T.V.Davies. Davies (1894) pp7; The Christ Child. Sacred Song. Words and Music by B. Van de Water arr. Vernon Rey. Francis, Day & Hunter pp9; Best of All B-flat F to F. Words and Music by Frank L. Moir. Morley pp7; A Psalm of Life No.1 in C. Words by Longfellow. Music by Fredericc H. Cowen. Boosey (1895) pp7; The Golden Bar in C. Words by F.E. Weatherley. Music by Frederick Bevan. Chappell pp8; The Flight of Ages No.1 in G. Words by F.E. Weatherley. Music by Frederick Bevan. Boosey pp7; She Stoops To Conquer No.1 in F. Words by Frederic E. Weatherly. Music by Joseph L. Roekel. Enoch (1892) pp7; Sour Grapes No.1 in D. Words by Frederic E. Weatherly. Music by Joseph L. Roekel. Enoch (1892) pp7; Along The Golden Sands No.1 in F. Words by Clifton Bingham. Music by Joseph L. Roekel. Enoch (1894) pp7; Darby and Joan No.1 in F. Words by Frederic E. Weatherly. Music by J.L.Molloy. Boosey pp7; My Own Goodman No.1 in C. Words by Clifton Bingham. Music by J.L.Molloy. Boosey (1895) pp5; A Spring Song No.1 in D. Words by William Akerman. Music by Franco Leoni. Chappell (1894) pp7; WILL HE COME? No. 1 in D. Words by Adelaide Anne Proctor. Composed by Arthur S. Sullivan. Boosey pp7; Sweetly Chime The Bells. Written by Edward Oxenford. Composed by Odoardo Barri. Swan & Pentland pp7; Granny's Dreamland. Words by Lindsay Lennox Music by H.J.Maule. Barnett pp5; The Lowther Arcade.Written & Composed by Fred. Cape. Revised by Mel. B. Spurr. Francis, Day & Hunter pp4 (cover repaired - some lyrics on lyrics page missing); Lousiana Lou. No. 1 with Pianoforte Accompaniment. Written and Composed by Leslie Stuart. Sung by Miss Ellaline Terriss (b&w photo.) in H.J.W.Dam's Musical Farce THE SHOP GIRL at the Gaiety Theatre. Francis, Day & Hunter (1894) pp5; The Gay Tom-Tit Song and Dance from the Comedy AN ARTIST'S MODEL. Words by Harry Greenbank. Music by Sidney Jones. Hopwood & Crew (1895) pp9; Sweet Marie. Composed by Raymond Moore. Hart pp3; The Promise of Life No.3 in E-flat. Words by Clifton Bingham. Music by Frederic H. Cowen. Boosey (1893) pp7; Home, Dearie, Home No.2 in E-flat. Words by F.E. Weatherly. Music by J.L.Molloy. Boosey pp7 (spine worn) |
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£20.00 |
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ALBUM |
| PIANO7b |
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THE CASINO GIRL. Musical Comedy. Words by HARRY B. SMITH. Music by LUDWIG ENGLANDER. Interpolated numbers by Harry T. MacConnell and Arthur Nevin : |
(b) Illustrated Music Cover: CASINO GIRL Lancers (trimmed, remains of tape repair to spine) arr. Sydney Shaw. Ascherberg (1900) pp7 |
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(b)£40.00 |
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piano |
| PIANO7c |
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THE CASINO GIRL. Musical Comedy. Words by HARRY B. SMITH. Music by LUDWIG ENGLANDER. Interpolated numbers by Harry T. MacConnell and Arthur Nevin : |
(c) Selection by Herman Finck (1st Violin/Conductor only). Hawkes (1900) pp8 |
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(c)£5.00 |
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piano |
| PIANO7a |
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THE CASINO GIRL. Musical Comedy. Words by HARRY B. SMITH. Music by LUDWIG ENGLANDER. Interpolated numbers by Harry T. MacConnell and Arthur Nevin : |
(a) Piano Score. `Mr Geo. W. Lederer's International production as produced at the Shaftesbury Theatre London, & the Casino, New York'. E.Ascherberg & Co. (1900) pp83. Original coloured illustrative boards (from photo. by "Hana") scarce |
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(a)£25.00 scarce |
GANDS |
piano |
| VOC71c |
FRASER-SIMSON, Harold |
THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS |
THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS. A Musical Play in Three Acts. Book by Frederick Lonsdale. Lyrics by Harry Graham. Additional lyrics by F.Clifford Harris and Valentine. Music by Harold Fraser-Simson. Additional numbers by Jas. W.Tate. Ascherberg, Hopwood and Crew (1917) pp156: |
(c) Souvenir Edition No.1879 (SOUVENIR OF THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS ANNIVERSARY FEB. 11th 1918). Daly's Theatre, London. Cover colour cameo of Jose Collins (torn across), full vocal score (1917) pp 149 with cast list (inscribed Sept. 2nd 1918) |
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(c)£60.00 |
GANDS |
VOCALSCORE |
| VOC135b |
JACOBI, Victor |
SYBIL |
SYBIL. A Musical Play in Three Acts by Max Brody and Franz Martos. English version and lyrics by Harry Graham. Additional lyrics by Harry B. Smith. Music by VICTOR JACOBI. Chappell (1916) pp207. Cast List. |
(b) with original illustrated paper wraps cover (worn) |
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(b)£45.00 |
GANDS |
VOCALSCORE |
| VOC135a |
JACOBI, Victor |
SYBIL |
SYBIL. A Musical Play in Three Acts by Max Brody and Franz Martos. English version and lyrics by Harry Graham. Additional lyrics by Harry B. Smith. Music by VICTOR JACOBI. Chappell (1916) pp207. Cast List. |
(a) Original score (coloured cover stained top right section). Autographed by Winifred Davies - an original cast member.Professionally rebacked in navy blue cloth with gilt lettering on cover and spine RARE |
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(a)£100.00 |
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VOCALSCORE |
| SSH23 |
STROMBERG, John & SMITH, Harry B. |
MAUD from THE TOREADOR |
MAUD. The `GAIETY' version of John Stromberg's & Harry B. Smith's successful song as sung in THE TOREADOR (1901). Lyrics by Adrian Ross. pp5 |
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£8.00 |
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SINGLESHEET |
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