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Repository

LaBudde Special Collections

Member of

Sheet Music Collection

Language English

Date Published

1901

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Subject, Old

Marches (Piano)

Cheerleading

Men

Hats

Megaphones

Image Credit

G.W. Setchell

Time Period

1901-1910

Subject (Geographic, LCSH)

United States

Instrumentation (medium of performance)

piano

Notes

Copyright 1901

Caption title.

Advertising includes musical incipits for "When two hearts are one" by Chas. Shackford ; "After the shadow is past" by John J. Nolan ; "I know" by J.W. Wheeler ; "Who's your friend" by Howard and Emerson ; "The legend of the star" by Geo. H. Hayes ; "With flying colors" by Jean Missud ; "The king's fighting man" by Lyle C. True ; "The flirt" by R.E. Hildreth ; "Japanese picnic" by John St. George and "Bohemia waltzes" by Geo. H. Hayes.

Cover illustration: Male cheerleader with upraised arms holding a hat and megaphone wearing a sweater with an "H" and standing in front of a large reddish-brown letter "H".

Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

For solo piano.

Extent Of Original

3 pages of music ; 36 cm

Tags

World War I Sheet Music

Filename

umkc_lsc_sheetmusic_wwi_1009.tif--umkc_lsc_sheetmusic_wwi_1014.tif

Genres

Sheet music covers

Covers (Illustration)

Type

sheet music

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