First performance in Gt. Britain at the Empire Theatre, London,* /920.

&Musical Comedy in. 2 -ffcts.&MES

H&RRYMrs. Marshal! MfllDlE HOPEEleanor Worth. DQISY HRNCOXDonald Marshall PflT SOMERSETClarkson CHGS. fILEXRNDERRobert Harrison ROBERT BLYTHEIrene O' Dare.- EDITH DRYLawrence Hadley HUBERT NEVILLEMrs. O* Dare HELEN KINNRIRDHelen Gheston. MRRGRRET CAMPBELLJane qilmour - WINNIE COLLINSJ.P.Beaudon. ROBERT MICHflELISMadame Lucy - - ROBERT HRLEMrs.Chestora. .BERTHfl BELMORE

SYNOPSIS OF SCENERYffCT...I.

SCENE. .1..DONALD MARSHALL'S HOME._..THE O'DflRES* HOME..

... 3 DONOLO MORSHflLllS HOME (Two Days Later)

ffCT..2T.SCENE. 1..THE O'DflRES' HOME (Two Months Lattr)

2..THE GflROEN OF BEflUDON*S HOME3. THE O'DflRES' HOME (After Midnight)...

....... ..4..THE SflME OS SCENE. 2

vf5t*ffeef6y TOM ffEYMOLDS.Afvs/cff/ D/rectar. . -FRRNK . TOURS.

CEC/L STOtCES

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\^*A CONTENTSffCT I.

PflGEN? I. OPENING- CHORUS frse/n^'e . ...... /

- 2-HOBBIES........ ...... .......... . ............ Scwo ,- ...... 7....3. SLICE BLUE GOWN... . SONG. . Mas fy .. ...//

., 4*.!. FOR CHANGE TO SCENE II ......... _____ ..... . /*.,.4?... . ...... ____________ Iff- -/

5...CqSTLE OF DREflMS --------- ......

6. THE TflLK OF THE TOWN ..... 7>?/o. e 24

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7. . WORTHY OF YOU. SOA/G MssDyam/GisemAte .28.8.-.. ..... FtNflLE. .RCT I Campeny. ______.....53

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RCT II.N? 9A .. OPENING OF SCENE I. .......... . .............. MrM/c/rae/is am/frsem6/e45

, 9? ..REMINISCENCE, .10. ..OPENING- CHORUS SCENE II., il IRENE.. . ________________ ..... ..... _____ SONG- M~sstyanifn5em6/e 57

(Mr ffa/e. Mr Somerset, . .

, 12 ._WE'RE GETTING awflY WITH IT.. QUINTET^ yVrB/ytteMsscsmpt,*/.'. eeI and flftss Co'//f7s

!3. ..TO LOVE YOU DUCT-. Mr M/cfiae/is andMiss Day 72

... .14".. SKYROCKET... ...... . SONG...Mssfaywt/ff7S>w6/e 77

.., .IS.. .THE LflST PRRT OF EVERY

..,. .16. .............. ______ ..... _____ F/MfJLE. fJCT JI ........... 98" THE PflUL JONES'

Lyric byJOSEPH MQ CARTHY

IRENE-ActINo. 1 Opening Chorus

(Professors and Society Girls) Music byHARRY TIERNEY

INTRODUCTIONAllegro moderate

(Curtain)

i

(Professor^ iIn the art of - e al - o - y, We find the

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ped-i-gree Of your fam-ly tree} and if its what it ought to be, The

tir

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iValse moderate (Society Girls)

iPlease pro-fess-or. please pro- fess- or, Wait pro - fesa-or, tell me: When the

ff .s .May-flow-er sailed on that day in Jane, and our grand-pa-rents left on their

hon - ey - moon, did they tra-vel first cab -in and sleep till noon, or

(Younger Girls)

were they-er, se-cond cab - in?Moderate

Were there

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an - y lit - tie bugs on our fam -'ly tree when I was a sprout of a

branch to be? Were there

nev - er make a - pol-o gy for no sex, In- sects, noth- ing. We go

IJ J Jiback B. G. in his - to - ry or start A. D. as the oaae may be, we'll

^^ mlet you have a ti-tle oat of roy- al - ty, and our fee will be ao -

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JJ r ir r ri 33:Un- der- neath the branch-as of oar spread-ing fam' - ly tree,

r ir r r rcome a - long with me, and meet your ^ran^naVgraiHpas lovely re -la- tions

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j J?=E* rPeep be-aeath the oov-ers of our an-clent his -

. . J IJ J J IUn-der-neath the branch-es of our spread-ing fam'-ly tree

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Lyric byJOSEPH MC CARTHY

. Con spirito

N92- Hobbies(Eleanor and Chorus)

Music byHARRY TIEl.'NEY

in* imi

When - ev - er so - Cl - e - ty

3 r p p-ff7 r r rgets a new toy, They make it a hob-Ly and ride it-, The big-ger the btt-ter the

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p i rtask, Oh, Boy! They're hap-pi-est whentheyrea- stride it. It's golf or but-ter- flies,

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8if p J ppfmay - be whist Theiefc al-w^s a bob-by thty cant re -sistj Tho* Fa - ther Time gives

man-y a twist And mau-y a time a toss.. Whoop - i - ad-dle they

(Spa/un) mwin istrad-dle the sad-dle,Thy^b off on theirhob-by horse. Gid-dy - ap! Gid-dy-ap! Gid-rfy.rnn EE

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i> h i^ ^5EE^E; ^ s^SI-apl Gid-dy-ap! Gil-dy apt Gid-dy-ap! Gid-dy - ap!

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REFRAIN

(Solo) high(Chorus) high

horse,,horse,.

Up - on a Hump - ty Dump-ty hob - by, Whip-ping1 aUp - on a Hump - ty Dump-ty hob - by, Whip-ping a

shyshy

horse,,horse,.

To fol - low the pace con - si - dered nobTo fbl - low the pace con - si - dered nob

by, When theby, When the

m $r 'T r p *hur - dies come, You're floun-der-ing through the air, Then the hoofs ter -hur - dies come, You're floun-der-ing through the air, Then the hoofs ter-^ *

i fj.

ij. j

* -^ ~* m-um,um

terter um

A gal- lop-ing in de - spair-, What-ev-erfc inA gal -lop- ing in de- spair; What-ev-ert in

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seasea

son,.sou,

Must be the fad that we're a - stride, The log- ic - alMust be the fad that we're a - stride, The log- ic - al

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JOSEPH MCCARTHY

SOLO(Irene)

Jl

Music byHARRY TIERNEY

EjEEB > H

recitative

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walked on the air. And it wore, and it wore, and itbe an - y - more. But it's gone 'cause it just had to

molto rail.dL

Till it went and it was-n't no more..Still it wears in my mem - o - ry In my

Valse moderate

r rsweet lit -tie A- Hoe blue gown,. When I first wan-dered down in * to

s I felt ev-'ry eye, But inI was both proud and shy,

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J r Jpev - 'ry shop wln-dow I'd primp, pass- Ing by; Then in man-ner of

J Jfash-ion I'd frown. And the world seem'd to smile all a -

it wilt - ed

/T\ rail.

i P * ' .dore it, My sweet lit - tie

/7s

A - lice blue gown.

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No. 4b For Change to Scene HI

Moderate

fa d:f-SegueNo. 5m *** *T + v\

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N5 - Castle Of DreamsLyric by

JOSEPH M? CARTHYModerate

(Eleanor and Chorus)

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Music byHARRY TIERNEY

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(Eleanor )

IWe build our cas - tiesAllegretto

in the air, And

dream-hm in the sky, in dreams twelve hours

^EE Pthru the day? shame there can't be more,

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ev - ry girl could have her way,Wed dream the twen-ty - four

REFRAINcon amore

J*There's a cas tie in our dreams,

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and all our fan-cies,

J JWhere the light of ro

mmance beams.

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J ,J J sAnd sweet -hearts come a -woo - ing, Un - der your

?^ 3B

Pa tempo

1win - dow coo - ing, Leave be - hind

h

wour world ly

$a tempo

= ?molto rit.e dim.

1 d'schemes , Climb the stair-way to the cas - tie of

molfo rit. e dim-

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DANCE

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IT*There's a cas in our

$

dreams,o

Where we place our

I

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3 3And sweet -hearts come a woo - ing, Un - der your

Ijf

1

win - dow e"

No. 6.- The Talk Of The TownTRIO

(Madame Luoy, Jane & Helen)Lyrio by

JOSEPH MCCARTHY. Allegretto grazioso (Madame Lucy)

Music byHABfiY TIERNEY

i I p pIn my pro - tes - sion it's theIf your am - bi - tion is to

Pi p p p p i J' Jfirst im-pres-sion Of my arts in-ven-tion brings at -ten-tion Al - so points togain per - mis - s ion To the un - in-trud - ed set se-olud-ed One most have great

(Girls) /\(Madame Lucy)1 7- EfeP=P

fame;care;

Yes sir, points to fame..One must have great care..

To pass com-pet- i- tors andIf you de - sire_ it and

pay my cred - it - ors And al - so please the so - oial ed - I - ton,would ao - quire it By de-part-ment please in - spire it,

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(Girls)

Up p |J- p |JIs my hum - We aim; Is

Man - ner de - bon - naire; Whatthat your lit - tie game? Oh,you said; "de - bon - naire"_ . What

(Madame Lucy)

P Pthat we may Tour gowns dis-play, Itwe'd go thru To pose for you, Here's

must be done this way.what you'll have to do.LUMAz ' c E^T*

CHORUS (Madame Lucy)H J ? PPoint your toe, hands up so, Lines a glow, here we go,

Head proud and high, haugh-ty sigh, twink-ling eye, One must learn how to

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tarn, Lend-ing charm to your gown; If in so-ci-e-ty, high so-ci-e-ty,

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on would seek im -prove -ment, Use pro-pri-e -ty, great pro-pri-e-ty in each lit-tle

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move - ment, Like this like that, Now up, now down, You'll

Sfcbe if you fol-low close - ly, The talk of the town. Point your town

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Lyric hyJOSEPH MCCARTHY

N97. To Be Worthy(Irene and Ensmnhle)

Music byHARRY TIERNEY

4 Valseiati > i ii 1 J*This

/*

Jmeet -ing com-plet - Ing my day dream, Has made all the

t >

world seem a gar-den fair, With sun - shine and

^35 -sJaugh-ter a - round me, All na-tnre bids wel-some ev-'ry

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JMJ JA bat- ter - fly came to

;>flow er, The flow - ers she loved frlght-ened her too

r-f f.1

T

msoon, But flow -ers were born Jn a gar

.rr ri i j r- den, While she, in ft hum. ble co - coon.. To b^

A&z

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CHORUS

In the sun. . lightfust a lit -tie -while,

m t J. Jlt=53>of your ifen-tle smile,. All you'd ask for an. - y

*task for I would five, yes, roy heart aad all a - way.

But re - mem . ber little bufr-ter - fly_ As she

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flat . tered.

DANCEValse brilliante

T'fflHlWIti

=t=

itra//. e dim.

(Irene)

J J JIJ J^J iWho'd want her there in a par-den fair, Soon she mast fly-

Lento

a - way..

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Lyric, byJOSEPH MS CARTKY

DialogueAndante Moderate

Music byHARRY TItRN'EY

Allegro Moderate(B6y8)

Shes hereA

stay And now we have her, we must hold her here,A A

wJl [

, Instay, She's just the spice of life and twice Her weignt in gold,she's worth to hold

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(Irene)

IIg f 1 ft HIU f * P r > '

AndanteWords nev-r could ex - press,

Valse Moderat

If Ive made an im

poco rit.mcharmed o - vet -joyed you are here; You're a de - bu-tante

poco rit.

3a tempo

r =

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In myIn her

T*aSi M t

(1st time Irene)time Ensemble)

Psweet lit - tiesweet lit - tie

A - lice blueA - lice blue gowftTgown,

'. When I first wan-dered- When she first wan-dered

9-'

down in - todown in - to

town,town,

I was both proud andShe was both proud and

shy,shy,

As IAs she

*felt ev -'ryfelt ev-Vy

eye , But ineye , But in

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ev -'ry shop win-dow Id7 primp, pass- ingev - >ry shop win-dow Shed primp, pass- ing^ $ ^^cffl-^T-*

g^p*

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P P P PP p P P P P Plit-tle bit of lace, pret-ty dim-pled face, A dain-ty lit ^ tie cnrl, A

A ^Mi^^^^^^^^^^^^^XlK ^

(.Knsemblp)

dar-ling lit-tle girl,A

Art it - self in its com-plete-ness,

La - dy born to grace and sweet -ness.

Valse Brillante/TN /^Irend

is some - thing^ ^Kso al - lur - ing When youre in that

m

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at - raos - phere Both your an - kle and your toe Be-gin to

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p pgo be-fore you know, You'll findyour slid - ing, glid - ing, rid -ing

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fa(.Irene)

love waves, Some -thing so con -trol - linp, Yet con-

( Ensemble)

-sol - ing lin

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Dialogue(Bowden 1 In all your life, Youre not old enough to make that a compliment.

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Miss O^fiare is the moStcaptiva^ *ng^ttle lady lever met. Do n) I dont Want to discredityou

6oys, but I think shes the greatest little thoroughbred in the world

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roll.(Irene.)

sweet lit- tie A - lice blue gown, Of my sweet lit -tie/ lento

EA -lice blue gown.

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Entre ActHABRY TIEENEY

Andante con moto

7 7 7 7

f-

Valse moderate

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N9 9b - Reminiscence

Lyric byJOSEPH MS CARTHY

A (Irene )

Music byHARRY TIERNE?

There'sCon amore

a cas - tie in oar dreams,

!' r' ^ ^ r rplace our hopes and all our fan - oles,

JWhere the light of ro

f -J*J>

mance beams,

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^ * J jAnd swt

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N910 - Opening Chorus SceneLyric by

JOSEPH MCCARTHY( Bowden and Ensemble)

Allegro Moderate

Music byHARRY TIERNEY

(Boys)

Its Bow-den this and Bow-den that, From a hoi-po-loi To a

J

dip- lo- mat, These neu - vo riche are so am - bi-tious.A \

At each func-tion

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they're of fic-vious, We're be -gin - ing now to see were hav-ing too much

fBow-den, Too much Bow-den, Too iruch Bow-den,

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Ahl there's Bow-den, grand old Bow-den, And

pooo rail.-tt-

fL_LJ' P P p I (1please ac-cept con - gra-tu -la-tions, for your gen'- rous in-vi - la-lions,

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A veg- u - lar fel-low in - deed, you are,Conspiritof

in - deed you are , in -

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-deed you are, We're glad to fol-lowyour lead, we are, Bra - vo! Bow-den.*P

Entrance of GuestsAllegretto

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(Gills)

Has - n't he the cap - ti -vat - ing, fasc - i -nat - ing style,

pp

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n ?Ev - 'ry. thing he touch- es turns to gold , He's

not - ed for his char-i - ty, Youll ad - mit by the way, those are

fine words to say If we mean it, J. p.

( Bo

II be- lieve in giv- ing free-ly,

Allegretto

I do, I real . ly do

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5deeds are made sin-cere- ly, I loan with in-trest too, Ive

-ff-)

bought more bonds at fi-ve per-cent, My banks can prove the facts, And I

hi ?gave my go-vern-ment thousands, "When I paid my in -come tax.

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Valse Brilliante(Ghofiut) MI jr > J i J j j i j j

And that's the kind of a man he is and thats the way he

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^ r r r I ' J 'I i i Mgoes,

.

Spend-ingand lend-ingand giv-ing a - way,

3& ^ i^Do -ing all good and be bu-sy all day. So thats the kind of a* fi i

^^ gggjJman he is a spend -thrift and a sport. He's a nice lit -tie

J J J M J J( j j j r rf j 1.1.^3?fel-low to have for a friend. Bat don t letyour-self get short.

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It takes all sorts to make this woridgo Voundand 'round,

J I''

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g5Why should we ob - ject to the one we've

PW ?Till

*Ingn t ^ 1

Its true one nev-er can tell,one knows one ver-y well,

takes all sorts to make this world go 'round.

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Lyric byJOSEPH MCCARTHY

N9 11 IreneDUET, CHOEUS and DANCE(Irene, Don and Ensemble) Music by

HAREY TIEENEY

(Irene)

J |J mOnce a king of Nor-man- dy,Po - ets.bardsfcnd he-roes trui

Wed a queen of AT - ca - dy,Fight - ere, lov - ers, churchmen too,,

3 J J' JiJThen they set -tied o'er the sea.Crowd the chap-ters we go thro,

Sha - mus came then Eath - a - leen,Then they scat-tered here and there,

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;> Ji Ji J sSham was born, and then Ei-leen-, Ml -chael came be. fore ICans-ing trou-ble ev - >ry-where, 'What a love, ly name, 0'

rene. _Dare.

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I - rene, a lit -tie bit of salt and sweet - ness I - rene, a dain-ty

slip of rare oom-plete - ness, Han. ner . 1 . sm, mag.net - i - sm,

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flush of her ex-oit-iog, Si - ten, The sort who cap-tores hearto to oJurm them,

Care-fol be -ware.

(Don) (liens)

p j r pUp sbe goes, down, she goes^ Ev - 'ry-bod - jfc pet, Near or far, there you are,

Cap- tared in. the net, of Tlpp-i-ty witch. I-reae 0'- Dare.

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^p ^a lit - tie bit of salt and sweet . ness

J'- jy. JiMan - ner - 1 - am, mag - net . 1 - smj eyes of youth in - vi - ting,

E > > J , J Iv I/wpDane - log by, with glanc . Ing eye, The flash of her ex. cl - ting,n ri j^|*

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(Boys)J

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Si - rcn; _The sort who cap - lures hearts to charm them, Care -ful, be-

(Chorus)

j-f-fal.ware! Now sheishere, now she's there, Pol - lowed by her set,

=i^= ^s.Up she goes,down she goes, Ev - 'ry--bod-yfe pet, Near orfar,ttere yon are,

iftt/T rm 1

r 9 B.Cap-tured In the net, of Tlpp - i - ty witch I - rene 0' . Dare..

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Lyric by (Madame Lucy, Helen, Jane, Don and Bob) Musl **JOSEPH MOCABTHY HABBY TIEBNEYModerate (Don)

itThe vis - est man in Je - ri - cho,

(Bob)

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Made a re - mark we ver - y well know, It's clothes that make the

It's clothes that make the manT In - clud-ingthe la . dies

we sup - pose, For who could be la- dies with - out their clothes, Im -

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(Mme. Lucy) (Don)

^^? w

-a - gine If yon can Im - a - gino if you can. Though

(Bob)

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birds of a feath er will flock to - geth - er Its eas - y to fool the

(All)

best; We place the feath-ers up - on the birds who now will lead the rest.

REFRAIN(Don* Bob, helen A Jane) (Mine. Lucy)

AndHjtaujane)And

we'rewe're

get-ting aget-tiner a

way with it,way with it,

Yes,Yes.

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3fe (Don* Bob)P . ' HJM Jwe'rewe're

get-ting a - wayget-ting a - way

with itjwith it;

(Helen & Jane)

TheItfe

(All)

Pse - cret lay withtry -ing on us girls

Then three who real - ly knew;To meet these Dukes and Earls, When

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pppEETTT

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7f p I p p p p p p '

Andw&e getting a-vray with It,(JFoqps() tteyllnev*r know.

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Lyric byJOSEPH MCCARTHY

N9 13 To Love YouDUET

(Irene and Bowden)Music by

HARRY TIERNEYValse

->2i(Bowden)rrt^T^ mTo have you, to hold you, to love you To feel your dear

B S3r/7N

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eyes shin-ing in-to mine

3

To hear you, be near you this

^^r r i rmo - ment Grant-ing your will at the slightest sign.. Your

Pfi

3 3?pres-ence, your vis- ion a - round me Will change all this

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world to a gar-den fair The hope and the thought of the

ij-'j'**^rrr

r M J rask ing All_ lies in the wishwould yon care?-

(Irene)

f ' p P [If yoiill on

(Bowden)

wait a lit - tie

M vouwwiciiy m*To be worth - y

1 1

just a lit - tie while -

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Hit r ,rwhile may

All you'd ask for, an - y task for I would

I^ * r " IT

learn to love some day, But re .

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.mem ber. lit - tie but - ter . fly,

she! - ter of my -wait - ing arms, rest for -

r'the gar den, Love. -

-ev - er. me hold you; Give me

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may find a way some - day, time

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No. 15.- The Last Part Of Every Party

Lyric byJOSEPH MCCARTHY

Moderate

TRIO AND CHORUS(Helen, Jane, Mme.Lncy and Boys)

Music byHA&BY TIBRNEY

(Helen and Jane)

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(Irene)

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