| Ref No | MWT/MUS/1/0044 |
| AltRefNo | MWT/MUS/1/0044 |
| Collection | Max Tyler Music Hall Collection |
| Title | Is there anything else you'd like? |
| Name of creator | Bard, Wilkie 1874-1944 |
| Date | 1899 |
| Extent | 1 sheet music |
| Description | Sheet music for piano and lyrics titled "Is there anything else you'd like?" (4 pages total.) In the centre of the cover, there is an illustration of Bard wearing a light blue coat, a white shirt, pink bowtie and a flop hat in the same colour of the coat. He has his hands in his coat pocket. In the top left hand corner there is an illustration of two men in common dress the one on the left wearing brown trousers, white shirt, a green jacket and a bowler hat. The one on the right is wearing black and white pinstripe trousers, a brown jacket, a white shirt and a black bowler hat. The man on the tight is holding out his left hand and smiling whilst the man on the left is reaching into his pocket looking worried. The caption in the illustration reads " While you're about it, Billy, you may as well lend me a couple.". On the right hand side of the cover there are two illustrations. The illustration in the top right corner , there are two men one bed one tying up a bag. The man in bed is wearing a night shirt and is pointing and shouting "Half a mo. "at the other man. The other man is wearing brown trousers, a green jacket and a brown flat cap is tying a bag looking back at the man in bed. Below both illustrations, there are lyrics for the chorus. Below the chorus on the right hand side, there is another illustration, there are two men, one wearing brown pinstripe trousers a black vest and jacket, a white shirt and a top hat. He is holding a coat in his right arm. The other man is facing away from us but he is wearing a long black jacket and he is balding. The caption in this illustration reads "As I don't know any ladies, do you mind if I take your wife to the theatre?". |
| Notes | Francis, Day & Hunters newest popular songs printed on the back |
| On the cover, there is a stamp from Duck, Son & Pinker, Bath & Bristol |
| On the cover in the bottom right hand corner, there is a signature stam from Frank Leo. |
| Record created by volunteers. |
| Subject | Musical theatre |
| Music Hall |
| Public entertainment |
| Cabaret songs |
| Comedy |
| Performers |
| PhysicalDescription | 357 x 262 mm, coloured and black ink printed on paper |
| Related Person | Bard, Wilkie 1874-1944, performer |
| Leo, Frank, lyricist |
| Leo, Frank, Composer |
| Related Organisation | Francis, Day & Hunter, publisher |
| T.B Harms, Publisher |
| Related Place | London |
| New York |
| Category | Sheet music |
| Access conditions | This 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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| Level | Item |