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  <dc:title>Girls wanted</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Sheet music for piano and voice titled, “Girls Wanted”(cover only). Cover depicts the performer, in lithograph, dressed in frock coat and top-hat looking furtive. Arranged around the performer are four scenes. The first scene shows a man and a woman sat at a dinner table. The man is holding his face and saying ‘my jaw’s broken’ while the woman responds, ‘well, I can’t understand it, I made it according to the cookery book’. In the second scene a woman is descending a flight of stairs looking shocked at the sight of a gentleman making amorous advances to a pretty, young maid who is carrying a tray. In the third scene an older maid is falling down stairs with an alarmed look on her face and a tray of crockery falling before her. The final scene depicts a woman’s head appearing above a screen, while an elderly man is seated and smiling, having a view behind the screen. An older woman has her arms held up and is saying, ‘Artists used to sketch me like this. I was known as Trilby’.</dc:description>
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