Where Do Flies Go In The Winter Time
Sheet Music
1919 (published)
1919 (published)
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Music sheet for Where Do Flies Go In The Winter Time written and composed by Sam Mayo and Frank Leo, sung by Bert Weston, published by Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co., London, 1919.
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Title | Where Do Flies Go In The Winter Time (published title) |
Materials and techniques | Chromolithograph. Intermediate pages composed of printed text. |
Brief description | Music sheet for Where Do Flies Go In The Winter Time written and composed by Sam Mayo and Frank Leo, sung by Bert Weston, published by Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co., London, 1919 |
Physical description | Music sheet for Where Do Flies Go In The Winter Time written and composed by Sam Mayo and Frank Leo, sung by Bert Weston, published by Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co., London, 1919. |
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Credit line | Given by the British Theatre Museum Association |
Object history | Given to the British Theatre Museum Association by Mrs Ernest Short in January 1963. |
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Summary | Music sheet for Where Do Flies Go In The Winter Time written and composed by Sam Mayo and Frank Leo, sung by Bert Weston, published by Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co., London, 1919. |
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Accession number | S.583-2014 |
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Record created | March 6, 2014 |
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