Ref NoMWT/MUS/1/0166
AltRefNoMWT/MUS/1/0166
CollectionMax Tyler Music Hall Collection
TitleIreland, the land of the Shamrock
Name of creatorCarter, Dave, performer
Date1910
Extent1 sheet music
DescriptionSheet music for piano and voice titled, 'Ireland: The land of the shamrock'., 6 pages. The front cover is printed with black ink. It has a single black/white photograph on the right of the cover, depicting the upper half of the performer, Dave Carter, who is looking towards the camera with arms crossed. He is wearing a suit. There are some illustrations of 3-leaf clovers surrounding the text title at the top of the cover, and also the text to the left of the photograph with the writer and composer names. There are also an additional 3 songs in this document, written and composed by various people.
NotesSome tearing on the outer margins of all pages; larger tears on the bottom right of all pages and left right corner torn on all pages.
Document binding has been stapled previously, but the binding is torn. Cover binding/inner margin have been taped together. There is an oval ink stamp on the top right of the cover, reading 'Gales & Sinclair, 30 Canal Walk, Southampton ….'.
Contains additional songs not listed on the cover; pg 1, 'The Coming Craze by the Light of the Silvery Moon' 1909 (Madden, Edward, 1878-1952 writer) and (Edwards, Gus, 1878-1945, composer). pg 2, 4 piano songs are grouped on one page under the heading, 'T
Record created by volunteers.
SubjectMusical theatre
Music Hall
Public entertainment
Cabaret songs
Patriotism
Homesickness
PhysicalDescription255mm x 350mm, black ink printed on paper
Related PersonWells, Gilbert, writer
Elton, Fred, 1854-1938, composer
Related OrganisationB.Feldman & Co, publisher
Related PlaceLondon
CategorySheet music
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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