Too Late Now Fred Astaire Jane Powell Royal Wedding MGM Film Sheet Music 1951
Directed by Stanley Donen and produced by Arthur Freed. • Ensemble: Piano / Vocal / Ukulele. • Year: 1951. • Film Title: Royal Wedding. • Format: Sheet Music. Light handling wear, mild corner softening, and light age toning.
Vintage Sheet Music Lot 14 Songs Irving Berlin James Cagney Yankee Doodle Dandy
This lot features 14 pieces of vintage and antique sheet music, primarily from the early to mid-20th century. A fantastic collection for enthusiasts of classic American popular music, Broadway, and Hollywood. Highlights include the iconic ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy’ associated with James Cagney and a collection of ’20 Great Songs’ by Irving Berlin, arranged for ukulele. Many pieces are in protective plastic sleeves. Condition varies but generally good for their age, showing some wear consistent with vintage items. Please see photos for details on specific titles and condition.
I Must Have That Man Sheet Music from BLACKBIRDS of 1928 Fields McHugh P/V/G
From « Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1928. ». The lyrics were written by Dorothy Fields, with music composed by Jimmy McHugh. It includes the plate number « I Must Have That Man!
Put Your Arms Where They Belong Sheet Music Edythe Handman P/V/G 1926
This vintage single sheet music item features the charming song « Put Your Arms Where They Belong (For They Belong To Me). » The words and music were penned by the collaborative talents of Lou Davis, Henry Santiy, and Herman Ackman. The cover prominently features Edythe Handman, indicating her popularization of the tune. Published by Irving Berlin Inc. at 1607 Broadway, New York, this edition includes arrangements for Piano, Voice, and Ukulele, complete with ukulele chord frames and diagrams. The ukulele arrangement is credited to May Singhi Breen. This piece was copyrighted in MCMXXVI (1926) by Irving Berlin Inc. The sheet music is identified with the plate/catalog number « Put Your Arms &c. 4. » It is a classic example of Tin Pan Alley era music.