Faust souvenir, Tivoli Opera house, Admission Day, Sept. 9th, 1895.

A lock of hair.

Broder & Schlam, San Francisco (26-28-30 O'Farrell St.), c[1895].

California Sheet Music

B001046 BOX 5-31

Notated Music

1 score (unpaged) : ill. ; 35 x 26 cm.

The Music Library

For piano, or voice and piano.
Advertisement p. before and after each piece; also for Royal Dutch Cocoa on music p.
"Dedicated to the Big Store, 541 Market St."--Caption, Columbian Woolen Mills march.
Title p. illustration: photoengravings of the Tivoli Opera House and members of the company (individual cameos): Alice Nielsen, Wm. H. West, and Ferris Hartman ... [et al.] / ed. and copyrighted by Benj. Rotholz; Bolton & Strong, engravers; H. S. Crocker Co., printers. Most of the portrait photographs also appear on advertisement p. usually slightly expanded (in 2 cases a different portrait appears), and with credits: foto by F. H. Bushnell; Cal Photo Eng Co or Bolton & Strong (Alice Nielsen). Many advertisements are also illustrated.
Copyright dates vary for individual pieces, 1878-1895; copyright holders in addition to Broder & Schlam: W. V. Plisé (Marceau march), W. Stuckenholz (Louis Roederer march).
List of Tivoli Opera personnel (supervisorial, orchestra, artists) on penultimate p.
Cannot identify composer Charles Archer with Archer, Charles, 1861-1941.
The Marceau march / composed by W. V. Plisé -- When shall I see my sweetheart again? / words and music by Andy G. Holden; arranged by Geo. W. Hetzel -- Trilby schottische / arr. by Geo. W. Hetzel -- The cream for the ninety and nine / [words by Sam Booth] -- A lock of hair, or, Mother's parting gift / words and music by Harry Gilbert Castle; arranged by Geo. W. Hetzel -- Columbian Woolen Mills march / composed by a sympathizer of home industry -- Only a fallen angel / words and music by Charles Archer -- Pommery Sec galop / by O. E. Hennig -- He did it so politely / words and music by Philip Hastings -- Haraszthy Champagne polka / composed by E. Piron -- Sweet little Kate McCoy / words and music by Ernest Hogan; arranged by Geo. W. Hetzel -- I loved thee for thyself / words and music by Mark S. Clayson -- Louis Roederer march / composed by W. Stuckenholz.
Record created as part of the California Sheet Music Project.
Bound: No
Variant: No
Illustrated cover: No
Advertisements: No

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