Ref NoMWT/MUS/1/0871
CollectionMax Tyler Music Hall Collection
TitleIt’s A Wonder I’m Alive To Tell The Tale, (Household Remedies)
Name of creatorRandall, Harry, 1857-1932, composer, performer
Date1898
Extent1 sheet music
DescriptionSheet music for piano and voice, titled “It’s a wonder I’m alive to tell the tale”, appearing as two bifold folio sheets (8 pages total). The front cover features a lithograph of Harry Randall, singing and holding a top hat and umbrella. Four different “remedies” are listed around the cover, “The Cooling Remedy”, “The Bilious Remedy” (with a picture of a domino), “The Tooth-Ache Remedy”, and “The Ear-Ache and Boil Remedy”. The publisher’s stamp appears in the lower right corner. The first page attributes the arrangement to Henry E. Pether.
NotesAlso includes a list of Francis, Day, & Hunter’s Newest Comic Songs on the back page.
The front and back cover sheets are completely detached.
Record created by volunteers during the Hands On History project in 2019
SubjectMusical Theatre
Comedy
Music Hall
Songs
PhysicalDescription260 x 360mm, black and coloured ink printed on paper
Related PersonRandall, Harry, 1857-1932, composer, performer
Bateman, Edgar, lyricist
Banks, H. G., illustrator
Related OrganisationFrancis, Day & Hunter, 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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