Ref NoMWT/MUS/1/0042
AltRefNoMWT/MUS/1/0042
CollectionMax Tyler Music Hall Collection
TitleIt was beautiful
Name of creatorBard, Wilkie 1874-1944
Date1897
Extent1 sheet music
DescriptionSheet music for piano and lyrics titled 'It was beautiful' (4 pages total). In the centre of the cover is an illustration of Bard in a long jacket, oversized white bowtie, a white shirt and a black fedora hat. He is holding his arms just underneath of his chest. In the top right hand corner there is an illustration of a couple, a man wearing a dinner suit and a woman wearing a pink dress, sitting on a chair hugging. Next to them, there is a door that leads to a dining room where people are sitting around a table. On the left hand side, there are two illustrations one of a man sitting at a table, wearing a suit looking dishevelled and drunk. He is holding a martini glass and on the table there is an open bottle of champagne. Underneath that there is a caption that reads "I thought I would get intoxicated once [once is underlined], just it see what the sensation was like.". Below that illustration, there is another illustration of two men in commoner dress. One man is raising his fist and shouting at the other, the other man is looking back at him and also shouting back at him. the caption under that reads "Their language was B.E.A.U.Tiful."
NotesHopwood and Crew's list of Comic Songs is on the back
On the bottom right hand corner is a printed signature from M.Aulttiy
Record created by volunteers.
SubjectMusical theatre
Music Hall
Public entertainment
Cabaret songs
Comedy
Performers
PhysicalDescription355 x 256 mm, coloured and black ink printed on paper
Related PersonBard, Wilkie 1874-1944, performer
Leo, Frank, lyricist
Leo, Frank, Composer
Mills, A.J, writer (1872-1919)
Related OrganisationHoward & Co, Publisher
W.B. Gray & Co, Publisher
Related PlaceLondon
New York
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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