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OTTO HARBACHRUDOLF FRIML

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G. SCHIRMER, New York

AFTER CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE

INNER MARGIN AND TYPE OF MATERIAL

WE HAVE SEWN THIS VOLUME BY HAND

SO IT CAN BE MORE EASILY OPENED

AND READ.

CorrBKar, 1917, by G. ScHmmt

Deporitnrlo confome a la ley de la Rrpfibllca Hexkaaaen el ailD MCMXVTI por G. Schirmer (Inc.). PTX>p>e(ariaa

Nueva York y Mexico

YOU'RE IN LOVEPRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME

AT THE STAMFORD THEATRE, STAMFORD, CONN.

NOVEMBER 29th, 1916

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN

MUSICAL DIRECTOR

JOHN McGHIE

STAGE DIRECTOR

EDWARD CLARK

ORIGINAL CAST OF CHARACTERS

JUDGE BREWSTER

LACEY HART

DOROTHY

MRS. PAYTON

GEORGIANA

HOBBY DOUGLAS

MR. WIX

CAPTAIN

DECK STEWARD

STEWARDESS

PASSENGERS

SAILORS

Guests and Friends

Jack Raffabl

Lawrence Wheat

May Thompson

Florine Arnold

Marie Flynn

Harry Clarke

Al. Roberts

Albert Pellaton

George Pierpont

Virginia Wynn

Barbara Valdini

M. Cunningham

Hazel Clement?

C. Balfour Lloyd

Gilbert Wells

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT I. Santa Monica Hotel, Southern California.

ACT 11. ON BOARD THE S. S. "HIGH HOPE."—Three Days Out.

MUSICAL NUMBERS

Act INo.

1. OVERTURE

2. OPENING CHORUS

3. Married Life

4. You're in Love

5. Keep off the Grass

6. He Will Understand

7. Mignonette

8. Buck Up

9. Things that they must not do

10. Snatched from the Cradle

11. Finale

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Brewster and Chorus 17

Lacey, Dorothy and Chorus 25

Lacey, Georgiana and Chorus 29

Mrs. Payton 34

Lacey, Dorothy, Georgiana and Chorus 38

Dance 42

Hobby and Chorus 46

Georgiana, Mrs. Payton, Brewster and Hobby 50

Mr. Wix 55

Ensemble 59

12. Entr'acte

13. OPENING CHORUS

14. Be Sure It's Light

15. A Year is a Long, Long Time

16. BooLA Boo

17. Loveland

18. The Musical Snore

19. Introduction to **r»i OnlyDreaming"

20. I'm Only Dreaming

21. Finale

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Barbara Valdini and Chorus

Lacey and Chorus

Georgiana and Hobby

Mr. Wix and Chorus

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He Will Understand!All performing and

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and Edward Clark

Allegro moderato

Music byRudolf Friml

Moderate comodoGeorgiana

p 1- j^T~7 w^^ ^^'Tis not the fash -ion For an - y maid To tell her pas - sion.

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Lacey

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Bear-ing- their thrills like tel-e-g-raph clicks. No spo - ken word—

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Yet just like wire -less His heart is stirred By thoug^ht-waves tire - less.

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Dorothy and Lacey

£ P-=i:i«rTTT^^ XEAnd an-y g-irl can do it with ease. Just try a few wiles like these.

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Refrain

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MignonnetteAllegro scherzando 5.5

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Piano

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Lyrics byOtto Harbach

and Edward Clark

Buck Up!Hobby and Chorus

All pprforming andmpchaniral rfproducing

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^ Alia marcia^Music by

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Hobby

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ot ex - act - ly jaun - ty. You look iaun - ty! I've^^

feel-ing— well, not ex- act - ly jaun- ty.

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V^Hi n\ ^ ^S6i^^^ ^ ^ ^^ 11 Hobby

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prom-ised you would meet her; We'll greet her. What more2 I'd

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p'h J- J' (T [T IM ^ ^^ ^ra- ther meet a li - on

F i r~ p ma - cry - in for gore

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Vk ^i' J' F [T ihW^^ J ^iJ rgot to ask per mis-sion that I may wed;

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feel

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a sol - dier - boy_ Be - fore he's

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mi U JTY=twm i^ rit.

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fight for love, and thatlat's no i - die prat-tlel So

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Edward Clark

The Things That They Must Not Do

Quartette

Mrs. Payton, Brewster, Hobby and Georgiana

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rights resrrvrd

Music byRudolf Friml

Moderate comodo^ Mrs. Paytonm ^îS

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ill-ino- anrl nn r.no . inw Per force Or ac - ci - den- tal; Nobill-ing and no coo - ing, Per

f(f stacc.

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|)*« |j> J' ' ji' j> I J' i' ' ji ji I J> J^ J^ «^'

press - ing, no ca - ress - ing, And no hints of sweet temp

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*:^^ ? f] I ft ; J' J^ I ji .NF ^-^ I Fpet— pat

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hug— croon Sweet songs of love's ro - mane - esl No

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brain - be - fud - dling, Wres-tling, huo-dling, Catch- as -catch -can cod-dling, cud-dling:

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jM r r H ^'' ^'' ^'' ^^Hobby £ Georgina^ ?

These are a few of the things they must not do! Whew!^

Brewster

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Georgina

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The things that we must not do!The things that we must not do!

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Hobby

^ f ? ^^=»game— but just the samegame— but just the same

I fear we're wed - dingjust in name. But 111 haveI fear we're wed - dingjust in name. But 111 have

TT^' y ji I ^ J' J' |j> j^Mrs. Payton

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?r Im I'eelyouyou

to hold myhead when - ev-er Im feel - ing blue?to look at dear when - ev-er I'm feel - ing blue?

No!

No!

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By par-a-graph one and two AllBy par-a-graph seven and eight Love-

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Georgina

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I think our wed - ding rink Is be - ing\VJ.||ji^j>ggMrs. Payton

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rf rthoughts youwill un - der-stand! You'll find, if you on - ly read your con - tract, That'sproph - e - sy par - a-dise! You'll find, if you on - ly read your con - tract, That's

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Lyrics by

Otto Harbach andEdward Clark

Snatched from the Cradle

Mr. Wix

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ah }i^'y r-^l^> >^ JM^i J ^ ^

men get mar-ried, And oth-ers are born in luck! I'm

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% .^ ji .>! ^ J) .ii ^J^ J^ I ,, J^ J, i, ;, ji ^^I was cap - tured ver - }• j-oung, I was not wise or wild; In

1% .h J^ ^'- ji ^j) j) ^''- .^ ^^^ * ^fact I was, when snared and trapped, A meek and trust - ing child.

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^,'A J'J.^JiJlJ J I J>^J: J> JJ I J jg, ^j, ^, . 1^3mvir- tu - al - ly what hap-pen'd to me;_ Led to the slaugh - ter like a

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sheep,. Cut off from life in my in - fan - cy

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^ ^^Ev - 'ry time I think of it I weep;

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Edward Clark

FINALE

Act I

59All performing and

mechanical reproducingrights reserved

Music byRudolf Friml

Quasi Polka

1 t ttm m ^^^^ ±a is it

true? s it true? is there going to be a

' ^^r i p ^'^p ^'^ IP' ^^Is it true? Is it true? Is there going to be a

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k=&Is it true? Is there going to be a

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^ft ^ ^^ who?_ We haveF= g K Fwed - ding? Who is w^ho? Who is who?. We have

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A ^- I\ h iij) =fM^ i PPfe=^ ^S * fst

*lheard a ru - mor spreading! Who is going to mar- ry whom?

' rWho's the bride and who's the groom? And who is going to mar - ry tJieml j> j' J' p ^ Jl l J> » J^ > p I p ^^^ fWho's the bride and who's the groom? And ^rho is going to mar - ry the

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bride

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Brewster

Georgiana Brewster

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^^« fc k^ go - ing to be mar-ried,

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go - ing to be mar- ried,

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^^ »^r^^^^^:2i J> ' g '^M ^t^ z:Georgiana

^i P^ F^STistand! A downcast eye!. A down-cast

i i^^^ i^^ fA down-cast eye

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when-eer he meets you,

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A down-cast eye when-e'er he meets you,

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eye! _ A lit -tie sigh!-

^̂ ^A lit - tie sighL

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when-e'er he greets you,

Wf^ ^e ^ pA lit - tie sigh. when-e'er he greets you, And should he

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touch your fin ger, Just let it lin - ger;

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if he ad-dress you, A sudden blush.A breath-less hush

^*ll vJ^f ii ^ ^^ fe^^= =3^ f^^?A breath-less hush if he ad-dress you, A sudden blush.

^ r pP' p f AT |y pp-fl^mli^ (9i^i:A breath-less hush if he ad-dress you, A sudden blush.

^^^^ ^^blush!. These lit - tie tricks are sure to land, And

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if he ca- ress you; These tricks are sure to land, And

^^^ ^^if he ca-ress you; These tricks are sure to land, And

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Brewster: Come!

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g^^ sder - - stand!

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he will un

#der - - stand!

S j> V iĥe will un

^der - - stand!

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s^^fea ^^^^5^ ^pa - pers are read-y; But where is Hob -by? Men

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^Marzialeg P ^ ^^

feel just like sol - dier - boy_ Be - fore he's

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^ Lacey^±^ fe ^ fgo ing in to bat - tie. You know it

Stace.

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must be done!. The fight it must be won!. But you know^

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P i'' ^ ' y- mi

strange e - mo - tion far from joy!.h 0-S E3^

ar iron He feels his knees be - ein to

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strange e - mo - tion far from joy!

rat- tie, le is going to fight for love! And that's no i - die

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Brewster. Reads marriage service

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Allegro^ Chorus Sft^^^j i•wife!'

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Scherzando (Lacey tries to persuade Hobby to kiss Georgiana. See Book.)S 3

Mrs. Payton (spoken)-. Ta

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boo! That is put down in your con

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They like it. Got a wife^ They like it.

vv 11 = ; p r ^^ ^^ M' P FMar-ried life^ They like it. Got a wife^ They like it.

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Mar- ried life^

i !^They like it.

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Got a wife^

mThey like it

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Take my tip^f f r rrrrt

Go do it. Grab off

fea girl- Go to it.

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t̂he on - ly,Bach- e - lor

bviii p riso lone-ly, Ben - e - diet.

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^^s '^^ II am for mar - ried life!.

^^ w^ tI am for mar - ried life!.^m ^^

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Entr'acte

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ri'hts reserved

Allegretto moderato8

Music byRudolf Frimi

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Lyrics byOtto Harbach

and Edward Clark

OPENING CHORUS, ACT II"Well drift along"

Solo and Chorus

Tempo modera.to(jQutetlyandtna dreamy fashioti)

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rights reserved

Music byRudolf Friml

Soprano

Alto

Tenor

Bass

'^'\> <J I ff-

^i'f m̂̂ |iJ^. J^ ji. Ji .^

We'll drift a-long-, just drift a-long- The paththattrailsthe g-old-en^ ^ Si

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—

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Wi—• ' oWe'll drift a-long", just drift a-longf The pathtlhat trails the g"old-enlathmat trails the erold

itgte E^^ S% ^ i Jl i. Jl iWe'll drift a-long, just drift a-long The paththattrailsthe gold-en

Piano

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#te

We'll drift a-long, just drift a-long

Tempo moderaio (j^t'eilyand in a dreamyfashion)

m ' m m m i^

^^mf

s«2= iThe paththattrailsthe gold-en

f JTM f Jf

I y 1• *• m.mm

kfehy J I J-}J i J'- i i i' r" li |

i.J^ i. >imoon, Our compass lost, our rud-der swing- ing, To some dream-y mer-maid's

kfea 1_J' J Ui J Jl Jii i^Ji i ii"o b;—Our com-pass lost, our rud-der swing - ing,moon, To some dream-y mer-maid's

i]> J ^f ^^ p

' ^^ J- N r ii^ i. Jiii

moon, Our com-pass lost, our rud-der swing - ing. To some drecim-y mer-maid's

•^\> r Mf I F" P r M0-' » • m —0-

22=

moon, Our com-pass lost, our rud-der swing- ing, To some dream-y mer-maid's

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^^^ P i \ [c iiiy J I [T-^^'f j i J'JtJ'- J^ J'r" 1^,̂ Fo)croon— We'll drift a-long-, just drift a-long; My on-ly chartyour star-lit charms, For

fefeS ^ ^on-lychart your star-lit charms. For

^ iD» •• * '&

croon We'll drift a-long^, just drift a-long'. My on^ychartyour star-lit charms, For

i*^1' ^J 5 Vij^j J I yjjj^j jiJ^-JU\ ji j^ J. i.L Jjj^^—-^^ ^,^_

croon.— We'll drift a- loiig-,_just drift a- loog^ My on-lychart yourstar-lit charms, For

«e=s—

^

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s

croon— We'll drift a-long; just drift a-long, My on-ly chart your star-lit charms, For

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t^rf ^ ^ i m^p=?=^nY.

gi^ Ji J) Ji J^ J r^ r"'ir"^'F--"(^ ^^^mLove will guide me till I an-chor safe- ly

tit

In the har-bor of your arms.

'1'^ JiJiJl Jij'jIJ'J . l |J J"'|J'-J'i'-i^ ^Love will gniide me till I an-chor safe - ly In the har-bor ofyoiu- arms.

rit.

.i'i> 1\ J> J^. Jn • ^ 2t t(!- p p-p^p f i r^^Lovewillgniideme till I an-chor safe - ly In the har-bor of your arms.

rit.^ ^ 3Jiy\r F' p [?• ^ n^^ F" P PJ 7 P5==Z ^

Love will gTiide me till I an-chor safe-ly In the har-bor of your arms..

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Let us a-board a Boat o'Dreams, Float-ing- o'er the blue sea la-zi-Iy,

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r ^ r*

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^^fc^=:i5 5^P *n i' I r i ppij ESoon the old sun, where Ve-nus g-leams Far in the West all ha-zi-ly.

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Then when the stars all peep

.

To see if the sea's a - sleep,.

t=% mPPrit.

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IJj

=^^ ifefe

a tempo

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a tempo

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f^ Ji j^ Ji J^ -h IZ21com-passlost,oiirrud-der swing- - ing:, To some dreain-y mer-maids croon We'll

fe'IM-U iU-iU -orr^^^ ^ ^ste ^ ^ ijl ji i. ji J'? fd^if w^

drift a-long", just drift a-long-, My on - ly chart your star-lit charms, For

b^ ^ rit.'

"

i'^ \y \' J' J r i i' T-y r1pV^-- ^- i

a tempo

^^22Love will gtiide me, till I an-chor safe-ly In the har-bor of your arms!.

kfeSWe'll

fcfeSWe'll

te^We'll

^We'll

te ^J ^- ^^ rjjii^^ ^Efct

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±.

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^ Tempo F^Ah!

g Z I /7Ahl

p-»|^ i'<

t^''i ^^ ff-^-^'^3-* ^P iJ'. j^ J\ J^ >te

522

AhL_

^drift a-long^, just drift a-long- The paththat trails the g'old-en moon, Our

S ^ ^athliat trails the erold-en moon Om

-a 9 ^-wi—* ' eJdrift a-long^, just drift a-long^ The paththat trails the g-old-en

afe5^^ ^ J I i. Ji i. Ji i J. I .1 JU J¥^mdrift a- long-,— just drift a- long- The paththat trails the g'old-en moon, Our^ r p r P I ^^^ ni p^drift a-long-, just drift a-long-

Tempo 1°The paththat trails the g-old-en moon, Our

^^^ «z: ^^ ^^^M ^^ ^^ ^^ ^S

Âh!-

I^'V- J'-tJi ^ i J^ Jl J^J' zc p^^corn-pass lost, our nwtder swing- - ing-, Tosomedream-ymer-maid's croon We'll

^^mVV h k K ^m 4

—

m -I -i— -*—m -^ w o—com-pass lost, oiu- rud-der swing- - ing-,^^ Tosomedream-ymer-maid's croon. We'llf j^ J- iu f rr^(! r^compass lost, our rudder swingr - ing; Tosomedream-ymer-maid's croon. We'll

•^^''i> F' P F" F FZZI ^E^£2 ^

com-pass lost, our rud-der swings - ingr, To some dream-y mer-maidJs croon. We'll

^^

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AhT AhL For

^'i> p-hi'r f^ i iJ^- j^ Ji j^ i ^drift a- long-, just drift a-long-, My on- ly chart your star-lit charms,

ktS m ^ tfon-ly chairt youi

^^-& •-drift a-long-, just

w^—• ' adrift a-long-, My on-lychairt yourstar-lit charms.

V' \> J'l

lJlJ^J J I ^ii-FiJ^J^J J 1 ^'^'^'- >' J^ J- I 'I- J^^fdrift a - long-, just drift a-long-, My on- ly chart yourstar-lit charms,

V)> r

84

Be Sure It's Light!All performing and

mechanical reproducingrights reserved

Lyrics by

Otto Harbach andEdward Clark

Music by

Rudolf Friml

Moderate

¥ J', }i ji ji > J j\ ji I j> ^j^ j>. ^^ ^j,. J ^^

^a

mot - to now and then is heed- ed, By the best of men, con - ced - ed,

Bells I

± ^ 1. ± Itm*r r tr 1:t

a tempo_/

pizz.^ i

maChorus Solo

h i'- i>Ji J^- «J^ U' i ^- i^^^J ^- Jif!=^ fJ' ^'- »Of - ten -times it proves a true ex - am - pie. Ex -am- plel Still,

fff-» -

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l

^¥ y ii ji y i 111, j^ i- ji I j^. ji y j, ||j> ^j> j^

aon the oth - er hand, pro-pound it, And you'll find, as I have found, it

i- |J i- ]_ti- 3 J.

$ f• m W te^

^^-^^1^1^^=^J^ ' i2=^

Chorus Solo

J^ J'. A\ J'. J' I i J' ''• J^ J' J) V J.er way, now, as a sam - pie. A sam - plel The

r iH tr-J-i B^ ^^ii

;5^

^^am ^^^^ s^^^1 j i J'- J J. ij ^m m

max - im old, of "Ear - ly to bed',' may give you health. But

Ifct t i

ft" !_^Ji V ^ V jt ^ ;>

Clar.

r f r'CeUo

^¥ A jijL^p i .-^ J, fl.i. J* ¥will it give you wis - dom, or will it bring you wealth? You've

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Msr p itp- ft fr p r Ji I Ji Ji^^

j, Ji^ ^got to be a round- er, and min - gle with the bunch, And

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gstf

^^ f

p

tfrit.

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Refrain

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or - der up your break - fast when you should be hav - ing lunch. Be

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1

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i^

rit.

i3SI

Marziale ^ h I j> J ^^sure it's light, and then go to bed,mh^^ i if

87

ik ^ F I T y i ^ ^^ ^ M'^ rhay. When you go ear- ly to bed, and ear-ly to rise, And you

fk^j ^J'^g ^^

-Hii ff r [T r r e

^*it "(Tr »F

^ i^ ^^ £miss all the prom i - nent, so - cia - ble guys.

^hk : II J' J ^m j tj \i^ \

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i^FT T f f^.^ M ^^ ^

^^ »^ r F I? F ^^ l ^ ^^' F r (^mThat's why some wise man should have said Be sure it's light— and then go to

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P°tt o I y \^ \ l. ^bed! f P f̂ ^

#Be sure it's light, and then go to bed!

i 1 i i f ^ff^Be sure it's light, and then go to bed!

^^ f r r ^/ 1 pr#

Be sure it's light, and then go to bed!

f=i=i ^5 ^5t i i f f £^5 ^^'y- h f^

a tempo

» P

1

P t^ / V ; ||[J: J' ifea^Turn night^^ in - to day; Be sure the stin ISe i^=^Turn night in - to day; B̂e sure the sun

iIS

^i ?^^^^

*Turn night

-J)

—

?^n=

j^ 7 P

in - to day;^^m £

Be sure the sun IS

g ^^^m i*^ E» 3 ?E4 ^

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I £^ ¥

r"iiJ'iiJ J' ^ ^J' l -J I'J »^ ^ i^fZTeH'^just turn-ing red Be - fore you hit the hay When you go

^^ie^just turn - ing red Be - fore you hit the hay When you go

^f PM ^p r p r 'Iust turn - me: red Be ^ ?\

mjust turn - ing red e - fore you hit the

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hay^

iE

. When you go

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iij ^J'p ^''f^ i ^'^F###^

and ear-Iy to rise, And you miss all the prom-i-nent,

k r t>ff rl^ff itlff jl wf J y \ y

and ear-ly to rise, And you miss all the prom- i-nent,

F r ^'t i"p r f r ?[rand ear-ly to rise, And you miss all the prom - i-nent,

i *^ f iffFfn ffJ^^^^

\.\fi ^a4^^

P ^=^ J n j i ii^ Ji##E E^^50 - cia - ble guys, That's why some wise man should have said Be sure it's

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so - cia - ble guys, That's why some wise man should have said Be sure it's^ ft ^ llff F f 1^£.!., r F rr so - cia - ble guys, That's why some wise man should have said Be sure it's

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f^'i'F ^^g J ^^ !light— and then go to bed!

7 J=j:^2 tlight— and then go to bed!« ^2 ^ ^rlight— and then go§:

to bed!

X78e9

90

Lyrics byOtto Harbach and

Edward Clark

"A year is a long, long time"Duet

Georgiana and Hobby

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rights reserved

Quasi Polka, marcato

Music byRudolf Friml

fMiLjr

J} stacc. ^P

* ?

^A>

;» P y i ^g e rJ

Pit ^m

(He) ^ ^ EDear - ie, I'm lone - some, I'm lone - some for you,

^m i ^ s^^ ^ Ff t^ ^

E ^ 6^ ^^Dear - ie, with - out you each mo - ment seems blue.

(She)

i E? P^^ ?way, dear,

E ff-#-

Each hourfe a day, dear, Min-utes just drag a-long,When you're

f^J' , J J' ^ i^ ¥fes;*J^F* ^ ^ p^=fg

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iCHe)

r^fnr-TĤ'I JW) ; ^^

Seconds just lag a - long! Dear le. I want you,

^ F=^ ir^* ^^ g ^

(She)

jiI

i^ J ji

want you a - lone, Dear - ie, I want you to

^m w ^ ^^ m ^F^ cue) ^ ^^^^ ?

be all my own. Con-found the fate, love. That makes us

i i J J ^ L^Lr^^3 i==r

m^ ^^Ji^r J jF=^= B̂(She) ^^ (He has taken out hiswatch)^ ^ ^

wait, love! Cheer up, dear. Cheer up, dear. It's on - ly a year!^ ^m-f

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r3 [-3

27369

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RefrainTick a tick a tick a tick a tick a tick a tick!

She

\\ r^^^H'^^\f^^^\\ I M I I- j' .^ J'Tick - a - tick, tick - a - tick! Count each sec-ond, dear,. And weVe

i=t^^ ^^ f I ff I P ^^p sempre stacc.

tmf

i!rr;g9>^^^ r:^got to wait and watch it click For one whole sol - id year!. There are

'p-p^'P^'P^'p l ^p rr-^'^ 1^' ^ ^ J Ji^ ii^

six-ty lit-tle seo-onds in a min-ute, you know, Fig-ures will show,.

mmî tj\

^ ^\ 1 rf^ Thir-ty^^ ^ ^

w^^

I r N'M^P T P ||^ ^p^ 'I? ^ ^' i rthousand plus six hundred in an hour will go:

mGee! they go slow!

tf I -g i tI ^J mSt

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^ ^m ^^ jio ^iEigh- ty - six thou-sand four hun-dred in a day:. That is^^ Mi ^ ^mTP

^ ^^ T^^t> t^J>J

Jljl jj

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J, IJUI^ ji p itj^

half of a year! T:o -ver fif- teen mil- lion in a year! That makes thir - ty mil-lion sec-onds plus a

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i' i' ^ J^ [T »llp I F '1^i

; J^IJ^ JM p p it^ji ||Jt J^mil -lion— Oh dear! I can't be ex- act, for I can't find a rhyme, But a

m

m

t!/ J IJ ^^^=^=£

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I N » *^year is a long, long time! time!

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Boola Boo

Wix and Chorus

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rights reserved

Lyrics by-

Otto Harbachand Edward Clark

Music byRudolf Friml

Quasi gavottaMr. Wix

fe^E^=^g^? i i jh } ^^ —a

calledI be - held a fun-ny Dance Boo - la,

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i~n~

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311 m

^^ J' J' ji J' r^ V i. » P F^P^Done by na - tive wo - men Who were dressed for swim-min'

Mfestacc.

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^P

^ ^

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I •

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^ Chorusr If ^' ?r i Mr.Wixr ^ n p- ^^la hu - la. La hu - la!

te tS ^ ^"^i^-f^'"^^It's a sort of flop-py,

I

^^'ff^"'î i .> tj^

stacc.

^ HC gaP^1^^ '. f »5C

I ^1 '' p I f> M M ^'' ^' ^'IZZswing,

J—-A some- what warm and ver - y naught - y,

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nY.

Real - ly Hot - ten - tot - ty Sort

3E

of

IDI

thing.

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r^ w^rit

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96

Refraina tempo

^^ h J' ii J' i' ^ ^' ^)S J' J> J' 1 d> 1 HEThen you rap- a - tap like

j'N JJJt F

this:

^8-

Ev - 'ry oth- er count you

I ^ I FHEr

^*̂=* ^ ,^ J i fTT^ #»-ini ?P h ji h J' J'

n\

^ ^miss. On the down-beat you must kiss, Oh bliss, bliss!

f7s

^^" ^' M ^ M F F ^' ^ ! • ' " J' J' J> ;)trip a lit - tie,

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m ]) J) j^ J) J' -> ^^Some-thing like a kan - ga roo And then you sway,.

k yh. \^ ^^ F^^M^ F [^ p [I^^ EThen a lit-tle jig-gle-jag-gle, Sway;

.

Then a lit - tie wrig- gle-wrag-gle,

u^? s^stacc.

m ji y :> -^ ;, i ;,P ^ [^ F !^ ^That's the way the Zu - lus do

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Love -Land

Lyrics byOtto Harbach

and Edward Clark

4Valse lento

i

Music byRudolf Friml

rs

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dt^^^^

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-fir:

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rit

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J j) Y ''' V W^ SM̂y

a tempo

love - ship seems drift ing-,

j) y ^^^r }\

My

rf i-p-f- T-p-y r^ 7S f9^ ?niP ^ "^- n-»

^ ^o:^J J^ V " ''• > ^-&^ -6M-love-tide seems shift - ing") Look where I may,

**:

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i f 1 7- S ^Sea-waves all gray Êv - er-7 ''''^' ^

seem lift - ing--,

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Tja ib: ^* ^ ^2fi:7 ^'' 7-^ -fit*- -fit^I

Yet

:aL

some-where be - hind them, Where

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f9^

S *=* 15^^ * *- ^ J JM^

±z i gy ^^ v

i=PZ5 gJ jl^ "'^-

jtjll^ ^¥ 7 7-

love has en - shrined them, There, some-where out

^^ ^ i1 " y±L"m s ^ 7 7-^ f f ' Ff

Ĥ! t > ^^^ P P 52j

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Refraina tempo

^ S ^ T3^Love - land,

a temvo

Love land, Tell me where you lie!.

i n -rrr i^T7 ^TT TT tf*Ffĵ»" i ^ ^

f

19^

^ ^North - ward ? South - ward? West or East-ern sky?

V'" j rrjj i M=FTT

XIT

^ ^ ^=^^ ^ fs^ s^-^ S=P Vmt9^ 1S>^

Nig"ht is fall - ing-, Hearme.for I am call ing',

:*_c.

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\cresc.

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* ^^#^^ ^Love - - land, ^Love -land, Tell me,where do you lie?_m.^>L:Mf^

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LoveP S ^W^land, Love - land, Tell me where you lie!.

£-^i J8-

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^ a=cresc.

^. ^ iSpp^ 5^^t ^ 21

* 5C ?^ i ^North - - ward? South- - ward? West or East - ern sky?_

;il=^r i'-^^^^iW ^-^r-^ ef' -^ ^&^ TT^ g=§: g=5- ^ ^ ^ ^4=s^ ^ fS^ f5>^

Nig-ht is fall - - ing-, Hearme,for I am rail

^ftef jjjf .g

- ing-.

^r=E 1^

j0^

l^M J jiipIt

lijij^ij! :

tf s

i i g|^^^ ^Love land, Love-land,Tellme,where do

^^ It ^^ # i::you

* . ^.-

lie?_

^=0^ *E *'o'moltovit.

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Lyrics byOtto Harbach and

Edward Clark

The Musical SnoreLacey and Dorothy

Allegretto

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rights reserved

Music byRudolf Friml

i^ ^ Mrs. P.(Snore

)

^wLacey l. Some- thing- sound- edDorothy 2. Sh! What did she

E3 mLi; ^ ^ r^ ^''queer,

say?

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» ^ ji Jt J^ ji^ P F ^^(Snore)Wix

—s?where

hot!

Sound-ed ver - y near.Lacey Take that iron a - way!

Dorothy O - ver here someMrs. P. Make it g-ood and

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No, ifs o - ver there!

Dorothy She is talk - ing- plot!

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