| Ref No | MWT/MUS/1/0139 |
| Collection | Max Tyler Music Hall Collection |
| Title | Have You Noticed It? |
| Name of creator | Campbell, Herbert, 1844-1904, performer |
| Extent | 1 sheet music |
| Description | Sheet music for piano and voice, titled "Have You Noticed It?", appearing as two bifold folio sheets (8 pages total). The front covert depicts Herbert Campbell at the beach. He is wearing a black top hat, light blue trousers, a blue bowtie, a black jacket and holding a walking stick. His head is abnormally large compared to his body. There are several people in the background enjoying the beach. |
| Notes | Also includes a list of the Latest Comic Songs on the back page, with 14 examples of songs, including "It's Another Colour Now", "Oh! Let It Be Soon", "Don’t, Brethren, Don't", "The Last Bus", "Did You Ever Hear a Girl Say No?", "Another Glass Round", "The One We Loved So Well", "A Very Different Place", "I Can Tell It By Your Bumps", "Gone For Ever", "The Wrong Way", "Angels Without WIngs", "Always The Same", and "England for the English". |
| There is some discolouration along the left hand side of the front page. |
| On the second to last page, there are two illegible scribbles in black ink |
| On the back page is a small black circle, which looks like the page has been burnt |
| Subject | Musical Theatre |
| Music Hall |
| Comedy |
| Songs |
| PhysicalDescription | 336 x 250 mm, black and coloured ink printed on paper |
| Related Person | Bowyer, F., writer and composer |
| Baker, John S., composer |
| Related Organisation | Hopwood & Crew, publisher |
| Related Place | London |
| 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). |
| Copyright | Material within the archive may remain within copyright under the terms of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Special Collections & Archives staff will assist where possible in helping trace copyright holders, but it is ultimately the responsibility of users to obtain the permission of the copyright holder for reproduction of copyright material for uses other than research or private study. |
| Level | Item |