America I Love You Sheet Music Tin Pan Alley Alice Faye Betty Grable Guitar 1940
The cover features bold red, white, and blue design with photographic portraits of Alice Faye, Betty Grable, and their co-stars. The musical showcased the history and impact of New York’s songwriting hub, “Tin Pan Alley,” and featured several patriotic numbers popular during the World War II era.
Wishing Will Make It So Sheet Music Love Affair Irene Dunne Charles Boyer 1939
🎬From the RKO film Love Affair (Leo McCarey), starring Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer. • Photo of Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer. This late-1930s movie ballad is tied to the beloved classic Love Affair.
All The Things You Are VTG Sheet Music 1939 Very Warm for May Kern Hammerstein
Light edge wear, small corner creases, and age toning as expected. Spine intact.
This Time It’s Real Vintage Sheet Music 1939 Kate Smith Bernier Emmerich Shivers
Back cover features another complete song: Drop a Nickel in the Slot by Joe Young and Fred Ahlert.
Melancholy Sheet Music 1929 Art Deco Flapper Cover Jack Osterman Handman Ryan
Published by Handman, Kent & Goodman, New York., later a hit for Elvis Presley. Ben Ryan was an accomplished lyricist of the Jazz Age. Together, they captured the late-1920s fascination with moody, jazz-tinged ballads.
Turn On the Heat VTG Sheet Music 1929 Sunny Side Up Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell
Words and music by the legendary songwriting trio B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson. Bold red cover art features Gaynor with sunburst graphics. From the De Sylva, Brown & Henderson Inc. catalog.
Annie Get Your Gun Broadway Sheet Music Irving Berlin Ethel Merman 9 Song Lot
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.
What More Can I Ask Sheet Music 1930 Ray Noble Annoa Winn Big English Success
Anona Winn, a popular Australian-born singer and actress, contributed the lyrics. The striking cover features a bold Art Deco–style illustration of a woman in a red beret and plaid scarf, capturing the modernist flair of early 1930s design.
The Little Things You Used to Do Vintage Sheet Music 1935 Al Jolson Ruby Keeler
This number was featured in the Warner Bros./First National musical film Go Into Your Dance (1935), starring Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler. Directed by Archie Mayo, the movie was one of the era’s popular musical showcases, with Jolson’s dynamic performance style paired with Keeler’s charm and dance talent.