Silence Is Golden. Sheet music for piano and voice, titled "Silence Is Golden.", appearing as two bifold folio sheets (8 pages total). Front cover depicts Gus Garrick wearing green checked trousers, a brown waistcoat and an oversized brown jacket. He is wearing a short, flat brown top hat, a white shirt and a green bowtie. He is standing with his legs bowed and one finger pointing into the air. Around him are four circular illustrations: at the top left, there is an illustration of a man and a woman eating at a dinner table, with the woman shouting at the man as he eats, with the lyrics "While she's calling me a cub, I'm eating all the grub-"; at the top right, there is an illustration of a policeman and another man in an apron scolding a young boy in a brown suit, with the subtitles "No money on him! I must have made a mistake. I must apologise to the poor boy.", and with the lyrics "Little Tommy South, Had the quids in his mouth-"; to the middle right, there is an illustration of two women in dresses sitting down with a man in a suit, with the subtitles "I can't understand why Maggie's so quiet.", and with the lyrics "Little Maggie Lawn Had her teeth in pawn-"; to the bottom right, there is an illustration of a man standing at a table with a glass, and with people surrounding him clapping, there is a sign on the wall that reads "Down With Drink", with the subtitles "(Too full for words.)", and the lyrics "Little Charley Cheek, Was too tight to speak-". 1897