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BY

JAMES T. TANNER & ALFRED MURRAY.LYRICS BY

ADRIAN ROSS & PERCY GREEN BANK.MUSIC BY

IVAN CARYLL & LIONEL MONCKTON

VOCAL SCOREDo. (Bound)

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Produced at the Gaiety Theatre, London, under the Management of Mr. George Edwardes.

THE MESSENGER BOY.grama lis person;:.

Hooker Pasha {Conmissioner of tfu Nile) ...Cosmos Bey {Agent to Hooker Pasha)Ci.iVK Radnor {a Qtuen's Messenger)Cai'TAIN YoTiT {of the ss. Shark)PkoI-ESSOR PiiuNCKWITZ 'a German Egyptologist) .C(XMTE LE FI^ELKVMr. Tudor Pyke {a Financier)Lord Punchestown (Governor of El Barra)CaF'TAIN Naylok (of the P. and O. ss. Sirdar)Mk. GascoIGNE {an Amateur Journalist) . .PlKSERTommy Bang {a District Messenger)')^OV.K {Lady Pinichestown's Step-datighter)M RS. Bang ( Tommy's Mother)Lady Punchesto\vn {a Leader of London Society)...ISAIiEL BlythLady WinifredCECIMA GOWKR

and

Rosa {Lady Punrhestoivn's Maid)and

Society Ladies. Populace.

Mr. Harry Ntcholls.Mr. E. J. Lonnen.Mr. L. ^L\CKINDER.Mr. Fred. Wright, Jun.Mr. Willie Warde.Mr. Roisert Nainby.Mr. John Tresahar.Mr. a. Hatherto.n.Mr. Harry Grattan.Mr. F.llis Ogilvie.Mr. J. Thompson.Mr. Edmund Payne.Mlss Marie Studholme.Miss Connie Ediss.Miss Maud Hobson.Miss Rosil Boute.Miss Margaret Eraser.Miss ^L-\lE SaqulMiss Katie Seymour.

Solo Dance by Miss Kitty Mason.Dances arranged by Willie Warde. Dresses designed by Wilhllm.

ACT LScene I.H6tel dc Luxe, Thames Embankment|Scene H. Brindisi )

ACT n.Scene 1.CairoScene H. Paris P-.xhibition Gardens

Mr. Joseph Harkek.

Mr. T. E. Ryan.Mr. Joseph Harkek.


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^t~\FHB MKSSBNGER BOY.--9a&--

CONTENTSNO.

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act i. Scene I.Opening ChorusT)VTS.i: {Nora and CHve) ... Ask Papa Quintet {Cosmos, Daisy, Gascoigne,

Le Fleury,a7id Phuuckivitz) Bradshaw's Guide ^oviG {Tommy and Chorus) The Messenger Boy DvY-T {Rosa and Tommy) ... Aspirations ,

6. Opening Chorus7. Song {C/k'e and C/iorus) ...8. Trio {Captain Naylor. Captain

Pott, and Cosmos)9. Song {Mrs. Bang and Chorus)

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10. Concerted Pieceti. Finale

Scene II. Tarantella ...The Pretty PetticoatOff to CairoIn the wash Hold tight

(To our Charity Bazaar) ...(Oh, my dearest, ere I go)

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(If you want to go by a proper P. and O. ) 3c(I am a smart liltle sort of a chap) ... 34(I'm a little messenger, summoned by a call > 37

(You may think it rather strange)

(I will bet the crowd a dinner) .(You talk about detectives in a story) .

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(You'll have to brave the terrible wave)(Cast the moorings free)...

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12. Opening Chorus13. Song {Clive)14. So^G (AWa and Chorus) ...15. Song {Isabel and Chorus) ...16. Dervish D.\nce ...1 7. Song (Captain Pott and Chorus) They're all after Pott

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18. Concerted Piece ... The Fun of the Fair

^rt J{. Scene I.(Sheltered from the noon-day glare) ... 114

A Perfectly Peaceful Person ... (I don't much care about theatre^) ... 133When the boys come home once more (The boys go marching down the street) 139'Maisie ... ... ... ... (There's a girl you may have met) ... 146

152(I'm famous Captain Pott) ... ... 156

... (Ev'rybody, smart or shoddy) ... ... 163

Scene II.19. Opening Chorus...20. Dutch Duet {Rosa and Tommy) ...21. Song {Rosa and Chorus) ... Captivating London 22. So'^g {Tommy and Chorus) President Dopper ...23. Song {Mrs. Bang and Chorus) The Boys of London Town24. Finale

(To the Paris Exhibition)(I'm a little Dutch maid)(When I am on the stage)(I used to govern the simple folk)(You talk about your Paris shows)(Hail, the Messenger Boy)

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42/250

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T. ^k==^ ^F I F '' F F^^ ') A: J'I'm.

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the Mes . sen . ger Boy Wilh my jaun . ty air And my

^S m ^f vf ^^ ^ ^^ ^ r F ir FT^^^^.cheek . y stare; I'm the lad you ought to em . ploy,

i ^ ^ IS i ^*^^ *^ i' J' J' J

CHORUS.

^iil ^ Quite mod . el Mes . sen . ger Boy He's.^'ll 4 II J' ^ ^ ^ ^ thei^ i f^^^ /I' r 'I' r

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43/250

37^ ^ P ^ r F I ^ M F pi

He's the lad we ought lo em . ploy, So ring the bell for the-J> ^

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Mes . sen . ger BoyDance.

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44/250

38

jaun . ty air And his cheek . y stare; He's the lad we ought to em. ploy, So

J ^'^j *:

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i.);> r f [T ^^^Mi' P M

the bell for the Mes . sen . ger Boy The Mes . sen

Mes . sen . ger Boy The

-f ff ^ ff ff-Mes . sen-f^-^

r -h j^ I ^ ^al/ar^nndo

tati -^-^^SOP. I >r Pj| g-CON. --

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45/250

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5.

Words byROSS.

DUPZT ('Rosa and Tommy.)ASPIRATIONS.

Music byLIONEL MONCKTON.

Allegretto.

P'lfll:TOMMY.

l l J' 1^ J' 1^ I J^SS^ ' n \ r ' 1 ^'' i' ^' J'I'm a lit . lie mes.sen.j;er. Summoned by a call; I should ve . rv^^^^r^=f ^^5r=f^^ ^ i^ ^^1^^

^^ 5 * V

> N J I Jl i' ^^ 1) ; .J' J' I ff r^;=p=much pre.fer To be big and tall. I would be a bob.bv then,

g ^ J ' T P ^^ J J J ^/^ JJ^ I Ir r^^^^ -9 # :^'ii j. jij' jm J- : I .'^ J' J' > i J' J' J I j^ ;>]> J'

Ve . ry great and grand. Slop.ping all the Iraf.fic when I held up my^ ^^'''-'II ^r [J20,932.


46/250

40

T.mROSA.

S i ^^ > ^' I ^' i^J' JI would be a nursemaid neat, Try .ing hard to cross the street

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47/250

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J-' i' h I J^ ^Ôh, po.Iicp.man, hold me tight

^Han .soms give me

^mAll right, miss^mI f ## ^ *sp ^ ^^m \ I > , > I1PP=F P^^ 4' '

such a fright Come and see us Sa . tur.day,

r- H F F r '^Âll right, miss I'll look in on Sa. tur.day.

W ^ W ^^^^

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IS a

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poco aecellerando^ i^*? ^ rf T f ^ f7 pp^ fr ''Pr ''J'^

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49/250

43Allegretto. ^^

I m a III . lie^ ^ i f^5# rt P ^ F=^*

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n J- H -^^ ^^ '^' ^' I -^-'^ hj^ J) j^ =^^l;td Fur. ling up the spin.na . kcr On an I . ron . clad

a=^^ 4^14-1^ I?^^^would^ ^

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50/250

44

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be Ihe bo . s'n stout, And Id nr . der you a . bout

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m ^^jHaul vourwind and=. ^ ^^^ra

C^ iJ ^^ ^5^ ^^^^

^ J :' ^JAye, aye. Douse your jib when

F F P ^ Jheave the lead

iDouse your jib when

it * w^C^ itJ^ ^=î i' 7 J ) >;1^^ h ^ iE

you've a chance, Pipe all hands for grog and dance 1VvT^ ^5 ^Ê*' 7you've a chance, }'ipe all hands for grog and dance^^

V J S J ;S ^s/

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52/250

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53/250

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to ^=im. fiA.>t ' w^c/ A A^ >- . i . F FP=^ # ^ J' J' J' JlIf I could be^^- -:mt:born a boy That would not be bad.

J' i, J' i, I i' i^For I would en . list with joy

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i S J' i' J' Jhj J' > J' J' I p f J I J^ ; J' ^As a sot . dier lad I would wear a kha - ki kit, Paint mv but . tons^*^^E^=S ^ ^^ ^ j^ ff*F Jt It tg^^^^ ^^^ ^ ^-0

f' > J' J' I J' i' J 11^)) h^;g^^ J * J' i' J' J' I J^ af^rown; None could see me- not a bit, Till I shot them downP I ji jiI'd be

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55/250

49

jfi^^Ten - lion, num - bcr from the right

^^mOne, two,^ threeJ ^^

Ône, two.i'n^^^ ÊS& threeT ^Êyes right March You are a sight^ r^r~^ ^^^ î^ c^ c^

J' I h J' ^ J' 7 J> ^ I^^m Shoul.der arms fix ma. ga . zine For. ward Sol . diers of the

i J' I ji i'^ > ^ J' ^ Hi^^ g ^Shoul.der arms fix ma - ga . zine For. ward Sol . diers of thetH n n-'' M a-

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h\\ K-i ^ I ^Queen

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57/250

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TARENTELLA'.'


Allegro.

Piano.

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59/250

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61/250

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7. SONG. (Clive.)THE I'KKTTY PKTTICOAT'.

Words byGKEENBANK.

Moderate. ^

fa*^W


P^^ JUP

1. You may2. Now the3. You're ac

i E31^^ y ^^=^

J'- J^iA J^ j), J^ F' M ^ M ' P ^ J'- ^ ^think It ra . thur strange of me bemaid is young and charm . in>;, you cancept . ed, and you en . ter in . toI^ =

cause I choose to sing Of sotell that at a glance, When you'vema . tri . mo . nial ties, But the

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a subing no

tri . mo . nial

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gent was

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ti . coat

.

ti . coat .ti coat I

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theyouare

J' J^iJ'- J'' >. -^^ F' p I ^ M' P ^ ^^

or . din . ar . y man it's quite a flim . sy sort of thing,find you can't fur . gtt her, so you swear if you've the chance.hap . py for a while, then you be gin to re Use

*

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yourwillher

i=^^' r M' H'- ''' ' ^ P r'r ' ^- ^'fate may be de . ci . ded by a pet . ti . coat .in . ter . view that god . dess of the pet . ti . coatl.

ways are not so charm . ing as her pet . ti . coat .

#m

You areYou obAnd, as

20,932.


73/250

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walk . ing down the street up . on atain an in . Iro . due . tion_ how youtime goes on, your ra . ther hast . y

rain . y A . pril day. When youdo it good . ness knows, Then you'reac . tion you re . gret. Kor your

#^ ^ mg E^- TT-rsud . den . lyal . Ways turn

dreams of sweet

ob , serve a pret . ty girl a . cross the way,ing up at all the pla . ces where she goes,ro . mance are get . ting more and more up . set,

SheAndAnd

ISyouyou

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her skirt, and sory fond of hering sor . ry that

she hap . pens toyou're pronip . ted toyou ev . er, ev

dis . playpro . poseer met

JustToWith

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20,932.


74/250

68

i- iiji J>- J, i,j'. ,ii J'. J, I y itji g sbor . der of a vedam . sel who's in . sideper . feet lit . tie dra

ry pret . tythat charm . inggon of a

pet . ti . coat pet - ti . coat

.

pet . ti . coat

Trimmed with dain . ty lace and oPlen . ty of at . ten . tion toHere's a lit . tie mor . al it's

1rj7-jr s I'i I i'- Ji J'. ^ ^therthead

tri . fles you will note, Through thela . dy you de : vote, At hervi . sa . ble to quote, When the

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f^' Ji i'- i' Jr- li ' ^' I I ^ ' ^ ' ' ' ' T I,pud . dies she is trip, ping, And herfoil you soon arc kncfl.ing, And yourrain be . gins to pat . ttr You may

F

shoes she can't help dip.pin^,pas . sion you're re . veal . inx,

praise a la . dy's hat . ter,

W^^ mBut sheAnd theBut yuu

vi^

C. j, J) i'. i' i'- iiJi J'- M ^'- p p- p r Fdoes . n't dip the bor . der of her pret . ty pet . ti . coat 1cause of all the mis . chief was a pret . ty pet . ti . coat ,must . n't won . der where she bought her pret . ty pel . ti . coat .

CCHORUS.

Oh,.Oh,.Oh,

/^W^ E

the petthe pelthe pet

ti . coal

ti . coat

ti coat

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70

f^^ ^ h ;.. ^1 I ^'- -i' jJ ' - ii r ^^Trimmed with dain . ty lacePlen . ty of at . tenHere's a lit . tie mo

and o . ther tri . fles you will note, Throuj^h thetion to the la . dy you du . vote, At herral it's ad . vi . sa . ble to quote, When the

^ii ;, }\ y^r EEJi Ji i) J i ^f ^ud - dies she is trip . ping,

feet you soon are kneel. ins,rain be . gins to pat - ter

AndAndYou mav

heryour

shoes she can't help dip -ping,pas . sion you're re.veal.ing,

praise a la - dy's hat . ter.

m jti-j LJ-LnBut sheAnd theBut you,0

/^he.

Ji. J) J-- j^'W^'- M ^' F r F r ^ =1'does . n't dipcause of allmust . n't won

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12

N9 8.

Words byADRIAN ROSS.

Capt. Naylor,

TRIO. (Captain Naylor, Captain Pott, and Cosmos.)OFF TO CAIRO.

Moderate.

Piano.r^Et^^


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^ ^^

1^ F' ^F F' F F ^' ^' ^'1 ^- ^ ^'- ''^^^COS. ^

bet the crowd a din - ner that I get to E . gypt firstbuy the stock of ci . gar . etles and smoke them all in fives

S m1 willThen I

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80/250

74

;

t ^i- i'^J'- i'^>- JM, Jtl > A}>. jJ'v Iplay a game of Py - ra . mids andtake the crew and pas - sen . gers to

mark it onPa - les . tine

the Sphinx,in brakes,

iP.We'll

I^ ) ^ i ^ ^ ^1*

^ h -/ I r^=^-^ ^^ - i'tf>- J^ ^J

-'-

ji J). J) I y J) ;>. i J'^ ^wake up an . cienl mum . mies with amean to ride a cam . el though ' it

course of modfills me full

em drinks,of achesiOS.

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With aAnd we'll

^ r'Pw With aAnd we'll

see an Eas . tern danc - ing girl who's up to Wes . tern winks. With ateach you how to do it in a brace of A . rab Sheiks. And we'll^ E aC^'C^ :^

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81/250

75111 unison.

^ P -? J' ? g W H ff ^ N ^ ^ '/^ ^ r r r ryo heave ho, raypipe all hands to

hi-ar . tiesdm . ner

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>ff to Cai . ro, off to Cai . ro, All a.mongstthe jol . ly Gyp. pies#^^: ^w */

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in a day or two For wi;'re off to Cai - ro, off to Cai . ro,

^ '/J' ^ Tvtrr/'.vr.

20,932.


82/250

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r r if J-;, uî^ r ? i r r i ^ iCai . ro That is where the pre - sent trip is, And we'll go ^^ P^^ ^ ^ î h i i ^^ p

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83/250

77

Dance.

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k^^ y^' 1'P^^

p fhM,

yv y F 3^20.U32.


86/250

80

V-t ji 1 t X-J^^i^ i^ i ^f^ i^

^ ^ . ^ . ^^ il^ :?EEES* I -l #-i'rn-fi,, k ^^^ T f r r^^ Lvr./- ^^^14Si^^^ 1^ CJ'r:^^^ , J20,932.


87/250

81

9. SONG. (Mr.s Bang and Chorus.)IN THE WASH.

byROSS.

Bang.Allegretto

|1> 9


^ h ^ -i J'^talk a . boul deknown a man thatcame in . (u a lee . lives in a stothought him - self so clebit of mo . ney one ry,...ver...day,.^^5 E E ^ ThatInAnd^^^^^f) ^^ J' i' ^^ g20,932.


88/250

82

P ^' J' J) J' I i' ^ Mguess what . ev . erkeep - ing lit . lietook a set of

peo . pie say ormat . ters from hisman - sions near a

do;...wife;square;

^ ? / gIHeI

S^^'' J> J' J) I I J) > J' J. E. B. > 1

think that Sher. locknev - er had a

bought a spe . ciat

Holmes in all his glo . ry,...let . ter sent him, nev . er ...frock for best and Sun . day,.

MightAndIn

^^^^^Ê :^ ^yj i> i' ^ ^^

i' J' i> J^ > ^?? B. ^ ^ ^^=^ âsk the hum . ble

would . n't send aCO - lours war . rant

laun - dress for awire to save hised to wash and

clue ,life...wear .

If

HeIt

i îH' J '

20,932. ,


89/250

^3

,

f '^ i' J' j> J' 1^^ J) jm r fe ^==^a . ny crime isal . ways had thehad ma . gen . ta

hard to dis . en . tanbesl ex . cu . ses madesprigs to match my bon

gle,.up...net,.

'^^^rt^ ^

YouSup .And

r 1^ r T -

##=#=??^ S^ put the wa . shcrpus . ing ho dido . range dai . sies

wo . man in the box,.,not come home to tea ...,on a ground of green;

^^ForHe'dThe

f' J'^J^' J' J'T I ^1 Ji I I I Jwhen she's put acalled to see aser - vant went and

par . ty through the manfel - low who was laid

spilt the soup up . on

gle,..up-,it

\ ^ 1 HSheThatAnd

-i ''

f r f-* ^ T ^ ^

20.932.


90/250

84


91/250

^ ^ ^ ?F=V =C:-r f^tell he's got nosaw his cuffs weregot It rinsed aad

f ?dol . tars By the ed . ges of his col . lars, for itspot . ty. Ca . fe Roy. al sup . per Lot . tiel So ttsha.kea. It was Just like streak .y ba . coa. For the

i CHORL'S. funis.)^e aUaUdye

comescamecame

outoutout

^


92/250

86

fPB S^^^man may say he'ssaid his friend hadsaid the co . lour

?weal - thy but I know that'sgot the flue, but that's allw(juld-n't run, but that's all

-f^-^-J^-bosh I canbosh For Ibosh When she

^ ^tell he's got nosaw his cuffs weregot it rinsed and

dol . lars By thespot - ty, Ca . fesha - ken, It was

^^ed - ges of hisRoj' . al sup . per-just like streak -y

'' 1^ 1^ .. Ncol . lars, For itLot . tie So itba - con, For the

S all

1*2.^m I r ^ I'fallall(lye

comescamecame

outoutout

ininin

thethethe

wash, Wash,wash, wash.Wash, wash,

washwash

wash

^^fe^^ zaez n Em /P ^^^20,932.


93/250

S7

10. CONCERTED PIECE.(Tommy, Captain Pott, Cosmos, Le Fleury, Phunckwitz,

Rosa, Air? Bang, Daisy and Isabel.)HOLD TIGHT.

Words byROSS.


Allegro

Piano.

^5ill? ^ _^=^=^

I 1 jtTOMMY. ^

f1. Y(ju'n have to brave the2. hoard it said the^f^

^ ^^^^^3^f^T'-'^l^^^ 1 1 .^^

M ^ r F r ^' ^ter . ri - blc wave as calmwind is a - head, and ve ly as you can,...ry strong it feels;. ThoughThet t

1 'I [i ^=^ ^^^^ t _^F=^=^

i- a i \^ 'I S J) ^^

20,932.


94/250

88

J' I h J^ 1^ ^not a few areship will pitch ex

lost in the blue Meces . sive . ly, which may

r (^ r Fdi . ter . ra . ne .in . ter . fere with

* ^^ ft rm t^^=^ 1 1 p *7 ? =t :5=r5= ^^=^COSMOS.^ ^ * ^^ E

ani A reefmeals Capt.P. You won't

or rock with shiv . er . ing shock maybe sick if on . ly you stick to

X4^^ J^ ., , ji ^ ., P

^ h 1 J' ^ Esend you down bewhat is best for neath,me And then what larks forSome fat salt pork upm S } 3 I^ ^ ^ 1 ^^=^ Tt^[t 1 -I ji 1^ ^ IT #i ALL.f' U' J' F r ^loc . al sharks withon a fork, a se . ve . ral rowscup of the sai oflors' teethtea WithAm f^F^ ^20,932.


95/250

I>

ih i> J' > V g I 'lf p i ,Ji | J'i ,J> > J ^sev . IT . al rows of teeth,.cup (if Ihr sui . lors' tea

with biv . er . al rows ofa cup of the sai . lors'

^^ P ^ J JT ^Wkp k ^ V i

TOMMY.'m ^^ ) *f ^H.ild tight mo . thert ^ ) 'I 1

rffc E ^=^ ^ ^^ ^f [There it's bad e . nough;. But when we're out there's^^ i #^ t 7 ^^1 7 >g* I

I uJ0.y3i


96/250

90

r. '' r ^ ^m ^ ^not a doubt The sea will be un . com . mon . ly rough

I I I ^ M 7 *WiW^^S: UJ L-l-^ ^ ^V ^^Hold tight mo . ther . now we're near the

-) ? ?

^ii r 1 te-

J > J^ F ^ Pshoals;. But when we're clear be .i^ F ^ Fa ^

*: j^^^^ ^f r ; 7 7yond the pier, Hul . lo

.

she rolls .,

20,932.


97/250

91ALL.

rfii^J- J- F^=y ^ ^ i mhere it's baJ crf^ Qough;.( V But^r M F r T J T

E ^ E^ r 1^ r ^hen we're out there's not a duubt The sea will be unm i=^ m i^ w'j t J 1 ^^

i i' [ ) h J i^ =1^^common, ly rough Hold tight mo-ther. now we're near the^mr r p ^ Eshoals;. But when we're clear be . yond the pier, Hal . lo. shef-^UU} =N^#=r-=^ ^

^

20,932.


98/250

9TOMMY. D.C. h 'If g ^^ I ^ jt , ^^

rolls

.

2. Ive

^N^l =?=y fill ?=fs D.C. %ff ^ ^ J^ ^ ^==^ ^ :y _^=^=^Dance.^ ^TÎ tÔ ^ Lj ^ ^^__ ,^^ ^ ^ ^ ne:^*

i i f f r f I f F f f I F f EÊ^ > ^>'% J t J t Êêî ^ Efei i^^. -^ 1^^ , lie ^

'*t i F f^tP g

a Êll -E ^ 1


99/250

93

11. FINALE -ACT I.^VorJs by

ROSS.Music by

IVAN CARYLL.Allegro.

Piano. ff'y\hi i .

it^fe

i^ if^ Pm^ :fc^mr^X^ ^^m P fc=^^ ^w * ÊEI ^ ifeElm p^% gj ^ ^^^ ^ ^^1 te-^

Cast the moor.ines free. Warp the ves . sels round, Point them for the sea.p'în I, IJ J. i *J> J) J I J J 1^;^Cast the moor.ings êe, Warp the ves. sels round, Point them for the sea,BASS.^^^^^ ^^ fcSCast the moor.ings free. Warp the ves. sels round, Point them for the sea,

^mm a* tfJ* 1 I J

20.932.


100/250

94

r j j I f ^ j I J=piV ii^ J i j^ f=f=^Both are out. ward bountl Stoke the fires with coal Till the boi _ lers burstMO; r TF F r ^f-^sF^^^^^^ f^Biith are out. ward bound Stoke the fires with coal Till the boi .lers burst^^ r I F F f^

Both are out. ward boundl Stoke the fires with coal Till the boi . lers burst

^ m ^ j I jjt i ^--TfI H i > *s** ^ I J iiJ' i' I r iJ \ } i ^ T7E . gypt is the goal, Who will get there first?P' i' i' ]' i' I f^^ S Point themf I p ;> I ^^

E . gypt is the goal, Who will get there first?

-Hi^J' J^ J^ ^ Point therr F M r ^E - gypt is the goal, Who will get there first?dh&W=^ ^ i Point themsimile.?^^ i i ^ it i- ^t^ J^ marcnib


101/250

05

for the sp;

i '-r=r 'j=^ Wpa, Both arp out .ward bound Sloke the fires with coal Till the

f^^î 5 i ^ p iiJ I r r ^jE^*>/)> f'F

iî ^^^r155 ?ii3i 3 IP ^;^ ks *

for the sea. Both are out. ward bcundt Sloke the (ires with coal Till the

f F r I f fM^Hr-r^^for the sea, Both are out .ward bound Stoke the fires with coal Till' the

*

m f^^^ iboi - lers burst,42boi . lers burst,

boi . lers burst,^ i^^îll the boim m.m

-5*1*

Till the boi

mfr^ f \ ^ I ^ ^=Till the boi

3^lers

-x^

lers

lers

y > ^ \\ \lburst

burst

Xj*=4.I

butstl

3^

^^H^H

g


102/250

96&llegro moderate.tfii F ^ F ^ m *^=^

V * ^^ ^* ^rialm CAPTAIN NAYLOR. / h. i) J' Ji. ^t V .(^ In spite of the waves and the^ f P^* t t^* * ^ / ^=SMiu CAPTAIN NAYLOR.

^ car . ry the GovCAPTAIN POTT. ern .ment mails .i i ^ I J>. >ii > P^ ^And / have the fe . males you>% rr

i * * *

20,932.


103/250

i*1

< ^ m ISABEL.^ t F M^- >^ ^' T ^^^^ÔhI fiv to the land nf the

$ dkA CAPTAIN POTT.w ^ VtUi ^^ i ' i -i W''^V)^ ; m

i ii^'' ^' ff ff ^' ^ ^ î-=-Nile,. To pyr . a . mid, palm and ho . tel;.P To^* r^fr

3^ ^ -I - ^pj A i; I? ^. Ji4^^

:i

suns that in .cess . ant.lyjjl DAISY.

smile,.

g i ^ J 1^1 p- JîlJ' J'- Ând pes . si .ble hus. bands asy d J =3=


104/250

98SIX GIRLS, CAPT. N . , CAPT. P. and CEOYiVS. (in unison.)

MP J). }i i' J'. ^^ ^^m0-pyr . a. mitl, palm and hoA tel ; To suns that in . cess . ant . ly*_5 m _

-/tfi f ? L f f . f J^ JL^l*=^ ^

CBOBUSOnlv/ kAi-4ijmp-^^^^^ ^ E** smile, And pos . si - ble bus . bands as well I In( # ^ ^ F WS>):y ^ f , f 1^ Jt Jt_JkK ^ ti/ =^

^ -Jh , t Jû-'^n n I f'' ^ r I F M^ F F F i^^î

spite of our fem. in . ine host,^ ^^^^Ê/.^r^r-i^L L

Su . pe . ri . or luck we en joy; We're

t- X^

:F^=^^Ê ^fg2.f20,932.


105/250

09

f f f F F F I r * 1 1 i J' J' i' ^' ^' I F . w J ulsuro to bo first at the post Wf Car. ry the M''S . sen. Ror

gJ'J'J'i'i'J' i F I I. I , I .|

, ii ^ i C ^Allegro moderato.car.ry the Mos.sen.ger Boy The Mes.sen. ger

ItBoyM =*a ^ ^^ B^^ ^

ytp TOMMY.> -> iiJilNo she.l-LfeESS:-J-MgJ^

te^g^fc^ -p- lucom m m.i=r f j^ 1 t

^^^1i = m

jtf J | J ' > .L IU' h I l| ^ ^ I I l| M Iis.nt the Mes.sen.ger Boy; I'll ^ive it her hot when I get her Sh e'suPLTU-j^20,932.

ff5*^^ a a=:


106/250

100

J f I' ' I I l,JJ I ^=5ve . rv a - cute, she's Vrsto.len my suit, But h > J' Ji^'

I shall de . li . ver my

-S 1 J h J^ ps=5'j^ > > ji I Ji i' i' ji i' ji I r ^Yes, of course, I'm the Mcs.sen. ger Boy

*fa*^ m 4 e And^=^^ :^^ i > > I J' J' ^ J' I .^^ E1^num_ber'd as such on the ros . ter It's clear as the sun that^m n . nW^te*^'[1-^ C^ i ^^ 1=1 ^u&F M '' I' I i^H ^^4***

I am the one, And that is a wick.ed im . pos - ^?,'',', r,,,^ ^.CHORUS. O ' so.j

e^ Si i^E ^Yes, of20.932.


107/250

KM

F I F H- J^ jl jcourse he's the Mes.sun.ger Boy

itt^^ And num.bii'd as such on thef' ^ ^ mi s^ t^ c^ ' c^ c> ^ o

g i' J^ ^ JM J' i^ i, J. i s^ ^'u ros . ler It's clear as ihi- sun that is the one, Andm^^ O^ ^ D> ^^

(^ *ir j, jt J J^ Ji i' I ti^ p j) ii I i' Jl i i ii j^that is a wick.cd im . pos . tor Yes, of course he's the Mes.sen. ger

W^J JU ^IIi . ^ fi I i' i 'F I F nll o . thers areov o . thers are boun - ders and brag . gers; OneM.m ^^ i r T r H20,932.


108/250

102

Ji h' J' ii ^s^ ^^ ^^ mrlook at the youth is a proof of the truth, That he is the gen . u . ine

ph^ iJ.>>iJUp ^^F .^ | ^ ^ppp^Xlook at the youth is a proof of the truth, That he is the gen . u . ine

^/j^^^^ ^ ^ I r f fT^ F H M Mlook at the youth is a proof of the truth, That he is the gen . u . ine

ij r f rP^ W^ 9 g ^ El^j;ii V . # 0L ^A i* ll *_jlJ*i=r ta r T iAi=m^

Allegro.

^Jag-gers

0-^^^J-MAJag.gers

'JH'> t' i? i PMJag.gers

Allegro.

|

V jt;DL[

20,932.


109/250

I03^. ny m-'hhVv r

A . ny more.

or the shore

^^For the shore

iFor the shore

his . ties

Whis . tits^Whis . lies

^^^/S^^ fefeÊtrem.

?2j

^^ ^^=^SF-=-

i^^Msl^ S -î

blow,^^ blow,

blow,

^ff we gof Ôff we go

Ôff we go

Off.

Sc-

off.

Off.

$

r f n

l *h r [ r ffiH*i_4i

^#=-^

rt 0- #s-'

fe *? jt *>4/3

^Ê^11

20,932.


110/250

104Tempo di Valse.mt' d ?.^l i

go

Mf 'i Û igo

go^=^

Tempo di Valse.

3EEE Mmway be

fci Aây be^ tt^^ I jt fA . way be/ -

V J i J I J i J I 1 1J I J i j^-î-^rTr^->-^yond the bar . bour moulh, The har . hour mouth to the sun . nytm J > J I J J I J I J I I J 1^^wyomi the har . bour mouth, The har . bour moulh to the sun . ny

')-4n\ \ Tip 1^ ? i m tyond the har . bour mouth, The har . bour mouth to the sun . nyP J ' J? ^ S ^S '^ E ^-T y y ^^r # #Ef ^20, 932.


111/250

105

*4:r J I r > J I r M i r > r i r j

south A . way a . cross the wa . ter fast, Andm

mj=p fî ^ i^f south

A . way cross the wa . ter fast, And

m^ i P ^ ^^^south A . way a . cross the wa . ter fast, And

ii t c [TJ ^ g^fep ^^'^^*

i.I f=F tt ^ ^ t'

^Mra//. y |=M a tempo^m- i 3^p: lîM^who will be win . ner and who be last? So off they go, At

HJ-âil.^ =JC=ttJC a tempom ^ i0=who will be win . nor and who be last? So off they go, At_ii a temporail, -=.-->. ^ -^ --, --. '

^ r I r ' ^ EEP r I' ^ rwho will be win . ner and who be last? So off they go. At* ^ ^ ^=.-rail. M A^m^ in a trinpni

=^^ ^ a^^^ ^^t t^

20. 932.


112/250

lOG

yn^ J i J M .1 1^ ^ ^first it's slow, But soon they'll put on the pace, we know

>ii^ J 1 J

IJ J ^=N J > J \k-

first it's slow, But soon they'll put on the pace, we know

) r i r ^ ^ fcfirst it's slow, But soon they'll put on the pace, we know

*M i^ ^s^^ 3: P V^^g^ m m t t t# A^*t^^^s i VUJWla_=z: 5= =^' rOn.ward to . geth . er, Vy . ing in mo . tion, Brav . ing the wea.ther and

(j r r ^lipitf p^ i r r ^p i r ^F r N [i^^nOn.ward to . geth . er, Vy - ing in mo - tion, Brav . ing the wea.ther and

m^ m m Pi f^|^'^ r ^n*r p^ i f Jr i , f..^^On.ward to . geth . er, Vy . ing in mo . tion, Brav. ing the wea.ther and^^ i w ^^F^ F < 1^ i ^ /^:fe^^ S^ m m ^

20, 932.


113/250

I07

*im J I < ii *ii^ J ^^^mcean

On . ward sail . ing,ion . ward

U1-11 fi . :pir-rirth J J i^ cean On . ward sail . ing, on . wardI > iifiiHit r r ^T ^ iceani On . ward sail . ing, on . ward

P^ P A 3:)-|t||*j;^^^ yin j f-f ^ muifcfc,i^^ sail - ing, ^ D=ver sea to the south . ern land, P^Who willisH J \'

sail . ing,^ 32

ver sea to the south . ern land,r r IWho will

j^^^ ^ H-^^-^ ^sail . ing, O . ver sea to the south . ern land, Who will

20, 932.


114/250

108

fl *''' *r r i ^ri . umph, who will stand Fore - most there on gypt'sP^ iP pitri . umph, who will stand Fore - most there on gypt's

')% r r i n f^^ ^ zz:tri .umph, who will stand Fore -most there on gypt's

*^i in:# ^^^; /f=* f=t r=f ^ ^ ^f6tt* i

sand ? None can say what one pre . vail - ing, Shall a

*im i Psand ?

^#rNone can say what one pre . vail . ing, Shall a

^=^T=^ P Psand? None can say what one pre . vail . ing, Shall am

ft /i ^ra=

W^ ff^ ^to20, 932.


115/250

1U9

ifctt*&con.quer . or's crown en . joy He who is there,

m ^First of the

^fe ^^ ^5f ^5Eicon.quer . ors crown en . joy- He who IS there, First of the^ isSyn r r P IPcon.quer .ors crown en . joy He who is there, First of the

^BF m ^ait ^=^ czre t-1m. m iii ^ii'tt

i- J I J J J I p J tep^pair, He must be the .Mes . sen . ger Boy^ ^^ Hal ^pair, Hi; must be the Mes . sen . Ker Boy Halnh r r mpair, He must be the Mes . sen . ger Boy

.

Hal

jF C ^ r ^ i ^ ^ M^ Me s=f=*^ ff% ^ it i ^ ft20, 932.


116/250

110

a i ^ #^=^T^. lo hal . lo whom have we here? A la . dy fair, and a^ i J 1 J I J J I ^^- lo hal . lo whom have we here? A la . dy fair, and a^^ f r-(*f ' < r ^ ^

^etlo hal . lo whom have we here? A la . dy fair, and a

M m ^*^= -* i ^ ^ ^^ i 4^$^ ttf f*4i^^ Ei ^ F^?fi . nan . cier In vain, in vain, it's all in vain. Thef^m s= 3 P* jE^P?

fi . nan . cier In vain, in vain, it's all in vain, The

'f'H^ r < r I f f \ ^ I f I ^ > f I f i eIe^fi . nan . cierl In vain, in vain, it's all in vain, The

**: m i litm i 4>ii

,

)t t m m ^^ i^t20,932.


117/250

Ill

i M.rail. - tempoW =B= i^m

'Mmes . sen . ger will not come back a. . gain He's off, he's lost, andrail. -=;>. :=,,; ^ ^^'a tempo^ i*r i i J If ^ ^mmes . sen . gtr will not come back a . gain He's off, he's lost, andi rail. a tempor r r I r ^r ^ * r I I 'r 1?mes. sen. ger will not come back a . gain He's off, he's lost, and

M: ill ?rn//.mnf^

:=Ce

i ? f

a tempomtr ^

t^t^ m^Li

$-t^dZB

/ ' :a? 4w

'

jV J . J I J mm *f^/ J < J i j r * r I r ^r r

->*ii r i r i r I r ^r r li

fair . ly gone, You'll have to wait or to fol - low on.

fair . ly gone, You'll have to wait or to ful - low on,

Pfair . ly gone. You'll have to wait or to fol . low on.

*ti * s ^m ^ g ttP t m 2.9- r ^'^ I 9-^M

20. 932.


118/250

112

rT^y r-

I

s

ijft

For

ForFor

M

myour

your

dJ f i fyour

R^


119/250

lis

* r\rail.^^ \ F F^

*fcgone, and will come back no more,.

rail.

i ône, and will come back no more,.rail.H||i if' -^ I r r=Nf^ i

no.4^

g~^

gone, and will come back no more.

['im ^

more

m=^ ^moremore^ it= #- -fP- * 1 4-g-tI^gâ tempom i Ê lt-r t-t^ mW* < * i=a ^ /TNt^ f

/TV* ^ ^ 3:20,932. .VD OF ACT I.


120/250

114 Act II.N9 12. OPENING CHORUS.

Words byPERCY GREENBANK.

Allegro

Piano.


^]Jr,^J?P^ -^ f^ym tst ,mrr]r rpoeo r=f f^^

^ ij ^r=T f=r

f- f- f- r f- p- f- ? f- fj'l. ^p^ p^ j-^j^fie ^P J~iJ-^ i^^^

/s * 4t I^^ ^ i f

SSheltered from the

Ji .

ncjon.day glare,m ^ i E/

fell^^ ^^ -f

^^#

i^5^

=^

-r

# H ' ' -

^5^fefe i

Mm20,932.


121/250

115

^'i J ; ^ J-C\ - vi - lized so

^^l f=IK If###ri - - tv.

^^^w^Ga . zes on the

f==-^^^ fpass . ers by,

m h f f f ff^^ > 4E f Tf fUM FfcAto

#. .M^f4^itf^''- J f i^Who af - fortl the

^ i. r P T g^^cul . turcd eye

mit-H-g-Plen . ty of

^^^

i - e - tyj.

Hff-f .T-f ff f PS

iprf-f * * M^ t4_f f I f f=g

l^ -p- -fi^ ^

20,932.


122/250

116PI

^Vi - si . tors from

'y^ r F ^1^^^ sk

near and far.

^m^^

As a rule the^^i^fpeo - pie are

^

fet|* * ;? -m'-

g^^* f~* *n - -9 f^

=^^ ^Shel - tered from the^ noon. day glare,-^ P P-^=^^^ ^**

^## =^^^ f^5=S

iJfc^

20,932.


123/250

117m j J' j J'Ci - vi . lized so0- it- f- ^^^^^^

^^ci - e . ty,...

:g i r\ '

t ^ fVi - si - tors from\^M. M. M. M.

=^=^êar and far.

iJ

ijj'i. f y ^ ts tA^tt ^p^

* f p^ J J^c ^1^'# #r F r p r ^f f f ''^^^ ^^ êo . pie are Ve . ry, ve . ry cos . mo. po - li . tan,f ff r-^ff g r P =1

?^''''r ^ F

^g ^ ^s I ^ ^#^ ^^MÊI^-''I, j ^ j ^ k: 1S>- - ^< r

ve - ry, ve . ry. ve . ry cos . moS ^ po . - liif E^Û sJ

20.932.


124/250

118

i^ -S-^ I 7 7 jl ?tan Is#=^ # JF.

^ T ? 7 j[ 7M^ M #. ^k^s ^ p. ^ 1 > J/ a ^ It J^^^

I. i ffcff . tfffg#^ ^^ ^^^^ ^S * ^ ^ ' /7 7 = seI

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fr-y i?r^^fiw -j^ l J'l.^^ f^ *i ^mSiiim- are CDm.mn down; Some are well - lo - (Jo Some have in. comesi-ifc#' #--r ^ 5^# h^ * =1=P t *small Some have aims in view, Some have none at all,

3===^ J^^ ^ i mr ^ J. JI^m m wm^Some have f *none atE }i JM ? jt *?all[\ ^ ^ i' i ^ I -? iTEN.* BA.SS.^n/: 1Pi/ Buti^te g^ T=T * ^== ^^f =^=^^ ^f =^=^ ^^h,\^ r, ^ p p rJ^ n r r Mp M i^ ^

if there is a . ny - onerkt K-

ra . Iher in doubt How he is go . ing to^n^^=i ' 1 'z JM 7$ fc T===T ^^=^ 1 7

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->^'-.> F M r ^1 \f u f n \^ ^ n M^ /:^> J J^ J. / ; I J' J* H' J'4

Hoo.ker P.t . sha is the par- ty to go to, Yes,

Hoo . ker Pa . shal

3: i 1 I^m= t i ^ ^ i *i *}

^m/

. 1 V 3.

^fa:^

ff^ 1 ?, * m m *P I M' ^^ ^zAJ' ' ^Hiio.ker Pa .sha.^ Yes, Hoo.ker Pa .sha.^ [? F r ~ F ' ^^=>

But

i fc=.f^m

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122P Ptown.. Some go up... thp... Nile,.

^* W F F g F I F M Ff

f I u r r EEtr.i.vel a . bout, A word of ad. vice to the hii^h.born and low too,

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Some are com . ing Some are well - to

Hoo.ker Pa - sha is the par . ly to go to, If there's

$ ^do,

J .1 J J IJy M F F T r ^ r

r=^Some have in . comes small,

ra . ther in doubt.

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Ct . vi.lized so . ci . e . ly,. Vi - si. tors from near and far,

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126CHORUS.

g^ J J' J i' J' i' J J' ^^ -^^-^ ^ Efills mc with a larms;. Hoo.kcr Pa - sha will fit you out fl$^ ^ F r i^ ^

'Hoo.ker Pa . sha will fit you out an^ -^^^ ') ^^ 7 ^=^=r= ==P^= :^ ^=^=^ W 7 I I /^ 'V rfc i=t -r-r -^^->- 7 72nd TRAVELLER.

es . cort un . dor arms 1

is 1^^ ^ is Y^=^^ &^ ^-^-^ -j' ^ ^ j ^=1^ =t =t: 7 7 -^ -y- fctg J i ^ J'

. CHORUS.J' J' J i' ^P^ ^ ^

don't know where to buv them Hoc . ker Pa . sha has some in stock, we're

m ' m w ^ Hoo.ker Pa . sha has some in stock, we'reffct Z ) 7 7 ^^ ^j 7 7 g ^S ^1 7 7

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sure he will sup . ply thpm The Pv - ra . mids one

Il P ^^=iought to sre and

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r^=^ ln^

^^^^3S^=t ^^ ^ w J' y y K ^^^ CHORUS.

Hoc . ker Pa . sha will

ij ' ' Iy y ,E=r=^ y==^^^^^ -^^-^/

J ^ ^' K ^j > ^ . ' ^j > yy f. ^J- I J'

4thTKAVELLEK.

ry best of

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ry best of guides .,

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TR. i ^P 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^P EE / /t

want a good in . ter . pre . ter, for words are apt to fail one

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V ^ K V-^^-r^^-

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CHORUS.M F ^ Hoo.ker Pa . sha can

>>: f f F r ^;

^ *let you have a

^

^^fe . male or

male one .

iHoo.ker Pa. sha can let you have a fe . male or a male oneU

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^ f f r F Fman,.. And

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few have an in . flu - ence

n ^ ^P J > J'wi . dir; We^ ^^

^^) J' J' i' Ib(i\v tu him since he's a

III

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, ^ ^ ^

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^dan, Or1^hi t [I ==^

^^^^[^^ ^ ? h 3^=^ ^ ; ? h '?=^

toil up the Py . ra . mid

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F g M F ^'hold of this White . ley And

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^^ M F M ^he'll put you up to the ropes Oh he is a won - der - ful->^ P M P ^^ ^ r ff t^ 1^ g =^

? *? .^^^ t? ^ ^ 'y? ??/

j^ -/ 7 r ^ =^=v=^? 7 Y=^=^^^ h ;) J> ^j=J^

man, And few have an in - flu . ence wi . der; We^ ^m M, ^ ^^m1 '^ 1 1

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\i,

h h ;. J^ J' i'I

J' j^ J'- > , >,bow to him since he's a

:ji ,M M ^sort of a. prince, Bui a

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^ ^ P PÛ^^=^ =^=^ F ^F== i ^^ 1 7 1' i =^=^^ ^^=^ ^^=^ =^=^ '^==^ '^=^

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f\ ^ ^ î^ 7 :y ^F==^ *? 7 y=^=^

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j(- > J' i' J' ^^ask him po . lite . ly If

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I /TN? ? ? j[ ?a->i i ^ /?\

J ? 7 jt 7 ? ? j[ 7 ^ ^7 7^7^^ =^ 7 7^7 ^7 7^7

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N9 18. SONG. (Clive.)'A PERFECTLY PEACEFUL PERSON.

Words and Music by PAUL A. RUBENS.

Clive. ^^==^fi p

Piano. ^ ff(s^^

^ i^_M=f^ Pcan't stand ev.'mng par. ties, I a -bom.i.nate Sun . day calls;j' J ' H> 'h r J rj

^ ^^ ^^^^Pl^ fe=^ ^

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c. 1^ J J' J' m m~9 bar look . ing on at fire, works, They're al . ways beast . ly slow, In

m f m^fi 1m ^ ^^

if-^^ti J JO ' J J I J > > J ^ Jfact I'm fear . ful . ly, fright . ful - ly bored Where - e - ver I'm askod to

l^^m ^ fT^ .2.*=P

f p ^ ^p Ji^^ J J J ' J' Ig'>- But I'm a per . feet - ly peace . ful per - son. And I

fe=: ^ f^mJ

,J

: z:

Sf

mset, don't much mind if Imf m^

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JLîJi .' tp ^ I r ^[i P r ^ ^.ber or blind, I don't care if ills fine or wet.

Î'm such a

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per. feet . ly poa( . ful per . son, It.... real. Iv don't mat . ti.r a scrap, I'm

f- * iii ' î^^^SE^

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ir ij g-T^

Now5i ^Sf*

I r I^'iI=ê^ W 3e r i P i

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say I get a

J J I J )

2:

^'1. r i J

^^ -**let . tcr From my tail . 01; just to

5^say He

T1^^

^^ ^5 PP^ 3 ^^hopes I'll send a lit . tie cheque, By half, past one next day. If I've

C. ^ ^ -^ rz2got a . no . ther en . gage . mcnt To lunch, it's ten to

S

W M r I J J ^r ^ I f FP^,T Icut the tail, or and meet my friend, And lunch,-it's much more fun For I'm aMj J *

^n r M ri^ ^^r 0 a

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J )|J' ^ I J ^per. feet . ly pcacf . ful por . son, And I don'l got much up set, Bui I

3:3; a. ^ a ^ S 3f^ f^^ f^ ^^ ^ I r ^F F ^ ^ ^^d' d :ccr.tain.Iy rf prefer lunch for two To pay . ing a dri.vel.Iing debt I'm such a^m ^ ^fe fe# ^^^^ i >[* I f? F^ ij J' J''^ U-^fper. feet . ly ptuce.ful per. son, It.... real- ly don't mat . ter a scrap, If ai ^m w^ fT g^^ P=^=^^ ^ ^

^^Jii' J > J'I1.4JLJi> ^ 1^ ^bill I can't meet, why, I just go and eat. In fact, I'm a rare smart chap.irati.

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EXTRA VERSES.

Now I'm not the sort of chapWho cares to get a 'Vai-sity blue;I'm bothered if I'm going to tryTo stroke a Leander crew :

I never play at football,It makes one fearflly cold,

And cricket's simply bunkumWhy, one always getting bowled But I'm a perfectly peaceful person,

I've a suit of sporting togs,And the one exercise that I do j)atronizeIs to just walk about with dogs

I'm such a perfectly peaceful person,For polo I don't care a scrap ;Why, I'm bound to confess that I much prefer chess -In fact, I'm a dashed smart chap

Now there's been a lot of troubleJust lately at the Cape

'Tween a bit of Royal PurpleAnd a lot of cheap Red Tape :But as Kruger won't surrender.

We're tighting him to-day.For our noble Queen VictoriaWon't think of giving way.

For she's a perfectly peaceful person,And she don't get much upsetBut if Kruger won't do what she wants him to

He'll get something he won't forget

:

She's such a perfectly peaceful person.But she wants the African mapAnd for these little jobs she sends out Lord BobsAnd Bobs is a dashed smart chap

Paul A. Rubens.


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14. SONG. (Nora and Chorus.)'when the hoys come home on( f more,

Words byLESLIE MAYNE,


Tempo di marcia

.

^ /n /mi

[k ^^>-v =i ^ rf ^f i# wNORA.

I I I I I

I IM J J J I J J ^ ^1. The boys go march - ing down the street, With a2. boys go for - ward to the fight, With a3. boys will come back bright and brave, With aw ^^t

simile

.

^ i ^ i ^^^* t*a ^^^ ^5 P^tramp, tramp, tramp, And a tramp, tramp, tramp You hear the tunc of atramp, tramp, tramp. And a tramp, tramp, tramp Thrir hopes are high and theirtramp, tramp, tramp, And a tramp, tramp, tramp With bells that ring and with^^^tz^m i p^

Tramp, tramp, tramp.

aTramp, tramp, tramp

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i40^^ ^ ^ ^thou - sand feet Its ahearts are light, Us aflags that wave a

tramp, tramp, tramp. And a tramp, tramp, tramp, Thetramp, tramp, tramp, And a tramp, tramp, tramp Andtramp, tramp, tramp, And a tramp, tramp, tramp, And

Pm Tramp, tramp, tramp,P Tramp, tramp, tramp,?^ r^^Tramp, tramp, tramp,P Tramp, tramp, tramp.

F^ -^ijn-rwho sigh. As the boys go gal - lant - ly marrh - ins; by. With aand all And a - gain their ech - o - ing foot - steps fall, With a

i - day. And the flowers will rain on the sold - iers' way. As lb


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b?'' ' I I I I < ^ hje i

tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramptramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

But a bright - cr day's inBut a glo - rious day's inYes a glo - rious day's inM tj i 1 iTr.imp, tramp, tramp, tramp, trumj), tramp,tramp, tramp.pS} iiJ J 'J^ l.> > I -tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,J J

Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,a ^mm r r r rTramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,

^ hi t Ms^m p^^ j^ j^ i ia *te:S

f p^ J'' J'^^f^ ^ :?= zzi S

store, \Vhtn the boys romi' home once morestore, When the bcjys come home once morestore, When the boys come home once morel

Oh,Oh,Oh,

girls,girls,girls,

^ fefe i ^n imrj. I j i^ramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

I ^v J J J J I J J J J I J r r r I f ^^^tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

^' i\} r r r r i r r r r ' r f=^ i^tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp.tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

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4 ''' J' J' j^ J'hap - py you will be,hap - py you will be,hap - py you will be,

When your solWhen your sol 'When your sol

dier .dier

.

dier.

lads youlads youlads you

see.see.see.

^m 18 11i i^ m ^^^^m # mi f' J) h j' J J' i' I^ ^ ^

Hearts willHearts willHearts will

i ^all be full of gUie When theall be full of glee When theall be full of glee When the

boys come home onceboys come home onceboys come home once^m ii i i i zatzr^^ f ?i

ttfe (7-? ^ ^zzmorelmoremorel

SoonAh,

Armswillgirlsthatm vie - to - ry be wonon - ly tell me thisnev - er were dis-graced

Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

SITramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

^^nhrVH^Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp

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#And their du - tyIs Ihere no - thing.

Yim will glad - ly ....

J'''' J J i I^^ r^^

bravp - lythat yousee re

dune,miss,placed

JustAren'tEarh

i^ m mthink,youarm-4-

r f$^ ^ i

what a lot of fun. When the boys come home oncelong - ing for a kiss When the boys come home cnceround a-bout a waist When the boys come home once

moremore?'more

$ U ^ J J J m ^i T= ?r=r^ rI m i ^fi ^m^^ ^m E P ^ i ^^ZBZI

fe-^Oh,Oh,Oh,

VlJ (^

Oh,Oh,Oh,'^M T

girls,girls,girls,

hap - pyhap - pyhap - pyyou will be,you will be,you will be,

When your s(j1 - diur..When your sol - dier..When your sol - dier..lads you see,lads you see,lads you see,

I' J) i.i J' i ^^^ ^girls,girls,girls.

hap - pvhap - pyhap - pyyou will be,you will be,you will be,

-

t-t^-HWhen your solWhen your solWhen your sol

-0

dier..dier..dier..

lads you see,lads you see,lads you see.^ i :5=hap - pyhap - pyhap - py you will be,you will be,you will be, When your solWhen your solWhen your sol dier..dier..dier.. lads you see^lads you see,lads you see.20,9.32.


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mw^t

HeartsHeartsHearts

PHeartsHeartsHearts

'^li' i t raHeartsHeartsHearts

willwillwill

willwillwills>willwillwill

$^^ W^^^^^ P ^allallall

bebebe

fullfullfull

of gleeof gleeof glee

When theWhen theWhen theboysboysboys

come home oncecome home oncecome home once

^^i ^ i mall be full of gleeall be full of gleeall be full of glee

When the boys come home onceWhen the boys come home onceWhen the boys come home once^ M g r ^=^

allallall

be fullbe fullbe full

of gleeof gleeof glee

.

When theWhen theWhen the

t

boys come home onceboys come home oncebovs come home once

t ^

* * -^

^^mmoremoremore

moremoremoire

SoonAh,Arms221

-Ewillgirlsthat

vie - to - ry be wonon - ly tell me thisnev - er were dis-graced^ ** * J' g:Soon will vie to ry be won

Ah, gitls on - ly tell me thisArms that nev - er were dis-graced

- j'V F r f 4

SoonAh,Armsf

willgirlsthat

1*zsz

vie - to - ry be wonon - ly tell me thisnev - er were dis-graced^

And their du - tyIs there no - thingYou will glad-ly^^nd their du tyIs there no - thing

You will glad-ly

And their du - ty ,Is there no - thing

You will glad-ly

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i^ ^ s I p p pi i^

brave(hatsee

ly done

,

you miss

,

re - placedJust

Arcn'lEichm

think,youarm

Whatlonground

a lot ofing for aa -bout a

fun,kisswaist

When theWhen theWhen thep p p P r - -*i-g-Jhat a lot of fun When the^ ZHbruve

thatsee

ly done,you miss,re - placed

JustAren'tEaih

think,youarm

What a 16t of funlong - ing for a kissround a -bout a waist

When theWhen theWhen the

;^Hv r r i r F p P r ^mbrave - ly done,that you miss,see re - placed

Just.\ren'tEach

think,youarr

JWhat a lot oflong - ing for a

round a -bout afun. When thekiss When thewaist When the

N* i^^ it>^ f:

im ?*= ^ -crrboys come home once morelboys come home once more?boys come home once more. NORA, ^^^m2. The3. The

jtc(-rr^

boys come home once more,boys come home once more,boys come home once more.

m^^f r r^boys come home once more,boys come home once more,boys come home once more.

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f^f i CHOKUS^^ ISABEL.^^turn a fi-1 . Inw's heHcl, Make him eragloam . ing's on the gloam. Dim and haal . ways on Ihe go, Nev . er la

ly. Mako him rra . z_v. Now shezy, Dim and ha . zy. Then thely. Nev . tr la . zy. She'll be

-^7^ ^ ^ mn4 ^ ^ j'.-i J jv ji I j. J) ,|j). ^ J m

is . n't slimstars come outbath . ing in

ly builta . bovethe bav

And her noseAnd sug . gestWhere the reg

has quite a tilt,a dream of love,u . la - tions .say

And you'll.\nd there'sThat the

f ' - jJi J'- J l i jxj, |>J)JEi ? ^hear the o . ther girls de . clarepas . sion in the balm . y air;gen . tie. man must go else - where;

That they real . ly can . not see What at .So if a . ny hand- some chap Has aBut the cur. rent now and Ihi'n Takes her

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li I I' ' I ,J I I ^ ' I IIrail.

. trac . tion there can be, Butcom . fort - a . ble lap, Maiin a . mong the men. And

she man . a . ges to get right there,sie man . a . ges to get right there,of course she has to land right there.

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a tempo

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