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This version features a new book by Edwin Justus Mayer and George Marion Jr., with musical adaptation and lyrics by Ann Ronell. Produced by Edwin Lester for the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Association in conjunction with the San Francisco Civic Light Opera Association.

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Words by Mickey Henre | Music by Bert Reisfeld. Light surface discoloration and a pink mark on the lower right of the cover. All pages intact and legible. Language: English.

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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.

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This tango-fox trot was sensationally recorded by Jackie Noguez. Published by Edward B. Marks Music Corp. Features a beautiful yellow floral Art Deco cover and a photo inset of Noguez. Light edge wear and a corner crease on the top right.

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The product is a vintage sheet music from 1945 titled « A Song to Remember, » featuring songs from the film of the same name starring Paul Muni and Merle Oberon. The sheet music is in piano format and was published by Martin Music in the United States. This collectible item allows fans of musicals and vintage memorabilia to enjoy the timeless songs and music from this classic film.

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This collection of vintage music books and hymnals from the 1940s is perfect for choir and piano enthusiasts. With a focus on religious and devotional music, this intermediate level collection includes a variety of songs in a songbook format. Whether you’re looking to expand your repertoire or add some old-school charm to your ensemble, these classic pieces are sure to inspire and delight. All are damaged and well used yet retain their music and charm

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« Hawaiian Sunset » has a split spine.

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This vintage sheet music from 1927 features the popular songs « You Don’t Like It » and « Not Much » in the fox trot and jazz age genres. Designed for intermediate-level pianists and ukulele players, this solo ensemble piece was published by Leo Fiest in the United States. Perfect for those looking to add a unique and nostalgic touch to their repertoire, this one-unit sheet music captures the charm and elegance of the early 20th century musical scene.

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Lot of 2- MY BLUE HEAVEN Sheet Music – 1927.

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Gus Kahn & Ted Fiorito. Fox-Trot Ballad. I’m Sorry Sally.

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