Dinkey Arno
Music
1893 (printed and published)
1893 (printed and published)
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Music sheet cover for 'Dinkey Arno' by E. Andrews, performed by The Tilley Sisters, music published by Francis, Day & Hunter, 1893.
Object details
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| Title | Dinkey Arno (assigned by artist) |
| Materials and techniques | Chromolithograph |
| Brief description | Music sheet cover for 'Dinkey Arno' by E. Andrews, performed by The Tilley Sisters, music published by Francis, Day & Hunter, 1893. |
| Physical description | Cover of the sheet music for 'Dinkey Arno', title at the top of the page. Main image in centre of sheet depicts the Tilley Sisters both with one leg kicking in front of them, and one arm raised above their head holding a hat. They both wear beige coats over blue skirts and white shirts. In the top right hand corner is an image of a man wearing a fur trimmed coat and top hat surrounded by images of ladies' heads. To the left of the Tilley Sistes is an image of three bottles and a picture of a jockey on a horse. Song credits are printed underneath the image. |
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| Marks and inscriptions | 'This Song may be Sung in Public without / fee or Licence, Except at Music Halls / DINKEY ARNO / WRITTEN BY E. ANDREWS, / ADAPTED TO THE MELODY OF / "THE MAN THAT BROKE / THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO", / By / FRED / GILBERT / SUNG BY / THE TILLEY SISTERS, / BY PERMISSION OF MR CHARLES COBORN / Copyright / Price 4/- / LONDON; FRANCIS, DAY & HUNTER, 195 OXFORD STREET, W. / Publishers of / Smallwood's Celebrated Pianoforte Tutor / Smallwood's 55 Melodious Excercises, Etc. / NEW YORK, T.B. HARMS & CO. 18 EAST 22ND STREET. / Copyright MDCCCXCIII by Francis, Day & Hunter / W.T. Stannard imp' (Printed on front of cover) |
| Credit line | Given by John Hall |
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| Summary | Music sheet cover for 'Dinkey Arno' by E. Andrews, performed by The Tilley Sisters, music published by Francis, Day & Hunter, 1893. |
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| Accession number | S.45-2012 |
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| Record created | February 7, 2012 |
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