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The piece is primarily arranged for Piano, with explicit « PIANO » notation. It is also noted « For Piano Solo and Orchestrations. ». The sheet music is published by IRVING BERLIN, Inc. from New York City.

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Kay Kyser portrait on cover. Published by Irving Berlin, Inc.

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The title was suggested by Ben Bernie and Ashton Stivens, adding a touch of period authenticity.

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This folio features multiple iconic songs from the show, including Publisher: Irving Berlin Inc. Ensemble: Solo Voice with Piano. Format: Song folio sheet music. • You Can’t Get a Man with a Gun. • I’ll Share It All With You.

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Published by Irving Berlin, Inc. The cover showcases elegant 1920s period design typical of Berlin’s productions. All pages intact, spine holding, music clean and legible.

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The music is a lively FOX TROT, with a « Mod’t Swing » tempo marking. It includes the notation « BEST RESULTS FROM THIS TUNE CAN BE HAD BY SINGING SIX VERSES AND CHORUSES – ALSO OBSERVING SIGNS AND TACT FOR VOCALS. ».

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Classic 1920s dance-era folio featuring a collection of Irving Berlin hits and other popular songs of the period. By Irving Berlin, Inc. Interior pages are intact and readable with age toning throughout and occasional light spotting.

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This 1925 jazz age standard, « Yes Sir! That’s My Baby, » features lyrics by Gus Kahn and music by Walter Donaldson. The iconic Art Deco cover is illustrated by Sydney Leff (signed « LEFF »), featuring a stylish flapper in a voluminous orange wrap walking through a stylized village, with an inset photograph of Phil Romano and his Roseland Orchestra.

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For sale is this 1942 first edition White Christmas sheet music by Irving Berlin.

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