A stubborn Cinderella : vocal...

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M" Mori H 5inGER: Presents The Musical Comedy

FROM COL. ROBT. R. McCORMICK

book GLyrics by

V Will M.

1, tlOUGH

"' Frank R.

X ADAM5

^r Jos.E.^^' Howard

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A Stubborn Cinderella

Book and Lyrics by

Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.

Music by

Jos E. Howard.

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Vocal Score

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FROM Ck.RHi.h. ivicCORMICK

A Stubborn Cinderella.

Book and Lyrics by

WILL M. HOUGHand

FRAXK R, ADAMSMusic by

JOS E. HOW.\RD.

Cast of Characters.

FAT .

SKEETER

SALLIE

•LOIS

A TUTOR

THE PRESIDENT.

THADDEUS LEONARDO, a famous sculptor

A CAB DRR'ER

POLICE SEARGEANT

"MAC" ...COL. HUNT, of the visiting English party.

LADY LESLIE, daughter of the Earl of Glenkirk

LADY E\T.LYN, her aunt

AN ENGINEER.

A PORTER

.

AN INDIAN

.

HOTEL MANAGER .

College Bo}'^ and Girls, Lady Leslie

Italian Laborers, Passengers

CHAS. PRINCE

ROBT. HARRINGTON

LOUISE MINK

ALICE DOVEY

ALAN BROOKS

DON MERRIFIELD

CHARLES RANKIN

JOHN WHEELER

BEN TURBETT

JOHN BARRYMORE

J.AMES C. MARLOWESALLIE FISHER

JEAN SALISBURY

BEN TURBETT

CHAS. WEDLAKEDON MERRIFIELD

FRANK ilAGIN

s Mihtary Escort, English Girls,

on the Sunset Flj-er,

Cowboys, Mexicans,etc.

Synopsis.

ACT I — Campus of Columbus University. Afternoon.

ACTU— X Mountain Wilderness near the Mexican Border. Next day.

ACTHI— Natatorium of Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Beach, California,

during the progress of the Orange Fete

.

Produced under the direction of

Musical Director.

GEO. iURION

WILLIAM LORAINE

Contents.

Act I.

1 OPENING CHORUS .

2 LOVE ME JUST BECAUSE .

3 WHAT'S THE USE .

4 DON'T BE CROSS WITH ME.

5 I'M IN LOVE WITH ALL THE GIRLS

6 FINALE. ...

5

25

28

32

35

39

Act II.

7 OPENING CHORUS....8 NONE BUT THE BRAVE DESERVE THE FAIR

9a. THE LAND OF THE SKY, Adois Senorita .

9b. DONT BE ANYBODYS MOON BUT MINE.

10 FINALE. . . .• .

51

57

61

63

67

Act III.

U DON'T TEACH ME TO SWIM ALONE. •

12 IF THEY'D ONLY LET POOR ADAM'S RIB ALONE.

13 THE ORANGE FETE, BaUet. ...14 FINALE, ^\HEN YOU FIRST KISS THE LAST GIRL YOU LOVE

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75

79

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A Stubborn Cinderella.

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call my own I have left my heart with you;

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11

COLLEGE ROYS.

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Entrance of ColleRe Boys.

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come out, come out^ come out right a- way We have to

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BOYS.

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know we're dy.ing to come out and Play.

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know we want to

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16

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Ev-'ry old joke sounds

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23

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25

N9 2.Love Me Just Because.

Valse Lento.

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Some -times I wish ev- ry fel - low.

Jack says my eyes are en - tranc-ing.

Were in iove

Bob ad - mires

with

my

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^smile,.

tei

Just think of be - ing the dar-ling_

Jim is in love with my danc -ing,.

Of each

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Each one but you has a

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[>h> r f m m

m ^love me If they'd all be

rea-son,— You're not like the

r i r~r ^^^ *true:

rest:

Why should they

You sim - ply

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I f if^^need a - ny rea - son

say that you love me.

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they

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best.

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cause its June, Love me for the sil - ver moon:

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N? 3.What's The Use.

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Home is just the spot to be when

What's the use of work-ing for it

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oth - er plac - es close, I think he's sing

on - ly makes )'ou tired, I think he's sing

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ing

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flat,

flat.^^ That's the on

Loaf - ing is

ly time I'm there, as

'nt an - y - thing, there's

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ev - ry - bod - y knows. He's off the key

no use got - ting fired, He's off the key

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at

at

that,

that.

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f^^ taft

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J'. yi< Jv p J MThere's so ma - ny things to do, so ma - ny sights to see,

Play - ing games is noth - ing for you simp - ly waste your time

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,1 J J^^No more down -y couCh at night for

Sing - ing is just say - ing things in

me,

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Buy - ing

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What s The lU'.i

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waste my time in sleep - ing. While the peach - es are in bloom. So I'll

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dout quite uii - iUt

make the world seem

stand

bri':;ht;_

Why I

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meet a man,"Wont you kind - ly hold myone I see For it seems no more than

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I'm In Love With All The Girls I Know.

Tempo di Marcia

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than the rest..

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Dai - sy danc - es, Eththe one that I am with I love the best

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el is the one I want when I'm a - lone.

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think of los - ing, A - ny - one it

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J a J' J llJ' l f 1^era- zy Im in love -with all the girls I ev - er knew.,

har - em Im in love with all the girls I ev - er knew.

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phas a way that charms me so, ThatEach

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I can't tell which one I love the best..

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ENSEMBLY. ^H=^ ^ / J- ii ^' ^^hon - or of Co -

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lum - bus famt- Were

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was in four- teen

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nine - ty- two that

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old in sto - ry

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p p p r pin our most rev . rent

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Finale Act I.

41

/-^-^^ t=^here

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^^^^ ith s()iij( and cheer

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To

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rshore. So we are

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got his fame here,

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43

*^Drums.

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while the un-veil-ing is done.

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rath - er roujih - houst*, this is . nt an . y fun.

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43

J /I IALL.SHail to

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rtColum - bus!^ Hail to his f<l" - ry E

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clipst'd by nom-

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This day in best ar - ray we now do greet you

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low us this glo - ri - ous

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44

famt

^tri - bute

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T- r-to the

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ac - claim; Co

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lum - bus day we

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t p r fvow shall stay, our ries for

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Finale Act I.

45

iMaestoso.

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Cheer! For the

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beau - ty from a - broad Who willCheer, Cheer

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stat-ue great; We cheer.yes we cheer for La-dy

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46

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flat-ter- ing tri - bute has touched mj' heart, To

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^^ t f tmded - i - cate such a work of art

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work of artBOYS.

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COL.HUNT.

^=^^¥feel quite un -worth -y to do my part. Your

m GIRLS.

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^ BOYS And hon-or art,

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47

i>il- .ri,,

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r ^^la - dy shij) now its time lo show This tri umphof art to thosu bt-.low, But

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first sonif one tfll me so I will know which way is North?.

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48

J-^Maestoso. //,^ *^^=k

we re •

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North?

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f^- ^Praise be to Co

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50

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51

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Opening Chorus

Act 2.

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53

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54

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When ev-ry one wassleepinjc> L

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AVhile cross the count-rysweepings

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iTOGETHER.

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55

ALL.

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down Ajidyou areturneda - roundyour left seems

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rtrain!

Op. Chor. Act 2.

57

N?8. None But The Brave Deserve The Fair.

Allegretto

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A sol - dier is the

mu -sic and the glint of but -tons

on - ly man who ev - er ought to

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Gives a man a high - er stand - ing in the

He is hap - py when he's fight - ing he is

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She loves the one whoseNap - o - leon was a

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dar - ing who is

mar - ried man and

not a - fraid to die, _

so were Grant and Lee,

In cu - pids

So as I

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The rea - son is that oth - ers do not dare,.

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Chorn.

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61

N9 S)i\

The Land Of The Sky.

Adios, Senorita.

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Dreams. dreams, dreams-

m1 11 send on moon beams,

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N9 9b.Dont Be Anybody's Moon But Mine.

Moderate.

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want to talk to you a - lone, my

moon- beams bright come out to - night and

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La - d\- Moon,

shine for me

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While you're float - ing kind of la - zy in the

Just to help me win the girl that I a

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Un

night I hope to win a heart, myless youVe there, I would not dare to

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Would con - sent to be all mine for - ev - er

La - dy Moon,

think that she

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more:

So smile up - on my woo - ing with your

"When lov - ers spoon,we need you moon, the

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girl and you

to sing his sweet - est

are all there needs to

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Then while the sil - ver stars are soft - ly

For when you shine, the time and place don't

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burn - ing, I'll

mat - ter, So

tell her where my heart has been so long,

come out La - dv Moon and shine for rae._

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on - ly shine. On the dear - est girl I know-.

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want to tell her she's the on - ly one To - night while you soft-ly

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Keep your sil - ver smile up - on her all the while. Don't be

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a - ny - bo - dy's moon but mine. So mine.

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67

NO 10.Finale Act 2.

Andante. Solo off Staye.m ^

^^Drift on to dream - land

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it= 3P ^ ^ S ?Sweet Cin - der - el - la dream thro' your gold - en hour

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She seems

AJ.To dream

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69

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^Thai Ivt' a - W'iik-ened a dif-fer-ent g^irl. The night Is bright

.

For-ests have v;in-ished a ball-room is here,Come out! Come out!

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70

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71

Andante.

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P£Drift on to dream - land O - vcr a moon -lit sea

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Lit . tie girls. lit - tie boys, Drew - sy eyes meant for dream-land joys.

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Soon mid-nights bell must ban-ish the spell of fair - y power.

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Finalp Aft 2.

72

NPll. Don't Teach Me To Swim Alone.

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I'm a - fraid to

I'm a - fraid to

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Want a teach - er

Out to sea, I

all my own, (CHO.) No one near but him;

might be blown, (CHO.) Then a - gain_ might not—

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I might flirt with a whist-ling buoytaoDWhist-ling buoysmake such a noise.

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ifc^ EE

fWould I drown if

Lobsters might run

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;^^ mwe should kiss?(CHO.Would we drown if we should kiss? Please

off with me, (CHO.)That's an aw - ful fate, we own. Just

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J^ p^^^teach me how to

think how sor - ryswim on land, It's

then you'd be Thateas- i - er to

I had learned to

un - der- stand,

swim a - lone.

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m i'^ p H I r ^i^come teach me how to swim?_Won't you

.

I'd like.

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to swim with you. I'd like vourarm a

Don't Teach Me etc.

74

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round me.

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teach me to swim a - lone. lone..

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75

N9 12. If They'd Only Let Poor Adam's Rib Alone.

Allegretto.

(Whistle.)

to 5pT"TT' >

I

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J- 3 J^ ^^liv - ing all a - lone,

day or two a - go,

ThereHe

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were no la - dies pres - ent so the world was all his ownwore an anx- ious wor - ried look, his eyes a fev - 'rish glow,

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(Whistle.)

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And when he stayed out late at night he

I asked him who he worked for now, he

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did - rit have to fib, His life was ve - ry hap - py till they

said "My job's for life, I'm work - ing for the same old firm "Nine

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If They'd only etc.

77

Refrain.

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If they'd on - ly let poor Ad - ami's rib a - lone, Ev - 'ry

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man would wear a smile like Sun - ny Jim,. It was

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make a per - feet la - dy out of him;. If they'd

If They'd only etc. 4

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on ly let poor Ad - am's rib a - lone, For he

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N9 13.

The Orange Fete.

(Ballet)

AllrgTO.

iKntrancetjf Or.ini;f pickers.)

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Watch it fond - ly, ten . der . ly,

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81

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1Till the soil and raise the flow, ers, Give it wa - ter ev' - ry hour

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82

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Mj'sterioso.

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HARVESTERS.

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