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y If England Wants a Hand, Well Here it Is single work lyric/song war literature

Author:agent Charlie Vaude
Composer: Joe Slater

Issue Details: First known date: 1915... 1915 If England Wants a Hand, Well Here it Is

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First known date: 1915

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y Tivoli Annual No. 37 : Patriotic Edition. Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres , Sydney : Joe Slater Publishing , 1915 Z1524690 1915 anthology lyric/song war literature Abstract
A selection of patriotic songs, some of which were performed on the Tivoli circuit (ca. 1915-1916).

Composers/lyricists/arrangers include Charlie Vaude, Joe Slater, Felix Le Roy, John P. Harrington, and Owen Conduit.
Sydney : Joe Slater Publishing , 1915
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1915
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pg. n. pag.
Publisher: Dinsdale's

Melbourne, Victoria,: Dinsdale's , 1915 .

Link: U3493Full text resource Digital copy of 1915 publication

Extent: 1 score ; 6p.p.

Note/s:

For voice and piano.

Caption title: 'Australian Patriotic March Song. Written by Charles Vaude, composed by Joe Slater. Sung with enormous success by Jack Cannot in Hugh D. McIntosh's Tivoli revue and on tour.'

Cover bears a portrait photograph of Jack Cannot.

Dinsdale's sixpenny editions, no. 300.

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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe,

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