Dorothy Starr Sheet Music Collection

1 .

save

Baby / music by Fredrick Chappelle.

London, England: Duff Stewart & Co., Ltd., 1927.

First line of verse: In a big emporium out New York way.

2 .

save

The biggest aspidasatra in the world / words and music by Jimmy Harper, Will E. Haines and Tommie Connor.

London, England: Cameo Music Publishing Co., 1938.

First line of verse: For years we 'ad an aspidastra in a flower pot.

3 .

save

Burlington Bertie from Bow / words and music by William Hargreaves.

London, England: Lawrence Wright Co., 1915.

First line of verse: I'm Bert, p'haps you've heard of me, Bert.

4 .

save

Come along and dance / music by Noel Pennington.

London, England: A. V. Broadhurst, 1933.

First line of chorus: Oh can't you hear the sound of music sweet?.

5 .

save

Denny Murphy's daughter Nell / words and music by Chas. E. Baer.

London, England: H. J. Wehman, 1895.

First line of verse: Just down the street a block or two.

6 .

save

The foggy dew

First line of chorus: The wisest soul by anguish torn.

7 .

save

I won't tell a soul / words and music by Ross Parker and Hugh Charles.

London, England: Irwin Dash Music Co., Ltd., 1938.

First line of verse: I've heard about your wedding.

8 .

save

I've been roaming / Charles Edward Horn.

Boston, MA: Oliver Ditson Company, 1912.

First line of chorus: I've been roaming.

9 .

save

I've been roaming / Charles Edward Horn.

Boston, MA: Oliver Ditson Company, 1912.

First line of chorus: I've been roaming.

10 .

save

I've been roaming / Charles Edward Horn.

Boston, MA: Oliver Ditson Company, 1916.

First line of chorus: I've been roaming.

11 .

save

Keep the home fires burning / music by Ivor Novello.

London, England: Ascherberg, Hopwood and Crew, Ltd., 1915.

First line of verse: They were summoned from the hillside, they were called in from the glen.

12 .

save

Rainbow / music by Harry Archer.

New York, NY: Leo. Feist, Inc., 1935.

First line of verse: Rainbow, I've been waiting in the show'rs for hours.

13 .

save

Rainbow / music by Harry Archer.

New York, NY: Leo. Feist, Inc., 1935.

First line of verse: Rainbow, I've been waiting in the show'rs for hours.

14 .

save

The sprig of thyme / collected and set for voice and piano by Percy Aldridge Grainger.

New York, NY: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1921.

First line of chorus: Wunst I had a sprig of thyme.

15 .

save

There'll always be an England / words and music by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles.

Toronto, Canada: Gordon V. Thompson Limited, 1939.

First line of verse: I give you a toast, ladies and gentlemen.

16 .

save

Tom Bowling / Charles Dibdin.

London, UK: Hart & Co.,

First line of chorus: Here a sheer hulk lies poor Tom Bowling.

17 .

save

Too-whit! too-whoo! / words and music by Billy Reid.

New York, NY: Al Gallico Music Company, 1949.

First line of verse: That funny little owl in the tree.

18 .

save

The toorie on his bonnet / music by Noel Gay.

New York, NY: Leeds Music Corporation, 1946.

First line of verse: MacTavish was pipe major in the Highland Scot's Brigade.

19 .

save

We'll meet again / words and music by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles.

New York, NY: Dash, Connelly, Inc., 1939.

First line of verse: Let's say goodbye with a smile dear.

20 .

save

Why have you stolen my heart? / music by H. M. Tennent.

London, UK: Keith Prowse & Co., Ltd., 1937.

First line of verse: All unexpected, you came along.

21 .

save

The world outside / music by Richard Addinsell.

New York, NY: Chappell & Co. Inc., 1958.

First line of chorus: The world outside belongs to me.