Sheet Music from the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition

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  Meet me in St. Louis, Louis / words by Andrew B. Sterling ; music by Kerry Mills.

  For voice and piano. T.p. ill. (copy 1): light green cover with red lettering. In the upper left-hand corner is a red-tinted photo of Will. H. Sloan; in the middle of the page is a drawing of a woman's face-over and extending from her long brown hair are coral colored flowers and ribbons, and green garland; in the lower right-hand corner is a list of singers who have sung this song. T.p. ill. (copy 2): light green cover with red lettering. In the upper left-hand corner is a red-tinted photo of Will. H. Sloan; in the middle of the page is a drawing of a woman's face-over and extending from her long brown hair are coral colored flowers and ribbons, and green garland; in the lower right-hand corner is a list of singers who have sung this song. NOTE: the color alignment in copy 2 differs significantly from that of copy 1, resulting in sloppier, fuzzier words and illustrations. "Also sung with great success by Ethel Levey, Will H. Sloan, Nat Wills, Lew Hawkins, Lottie Gilson, Paul Barnes, Lizzie B. Raymond, Anna Caldwell, Nora Bayes, Fields & Ward, Billie Clifford, Stuart Barnes, Bonnie Thornton, Evans & St. John, Vera King, Marguerite Starr, Tom Gillen, Raymond Teal." P. [6] of both copies contains extra verses. T.p. (copy 2) signed in ink "Lena Marty" and "Lena Blanchard." T.p. (copy 2) stamped in blue ink "C.S. Engle Piano House. Successor to Northup's. Sheet music, pianos, musical instruments. 56-58-60 East Santa Clara St., San Jose, Calif."
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  The girl from the Pike : intermezzo / W.P. Burnet

  For piano.
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  World's Fair instrumental folio

  Original works and arrangements for piano.
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  St. Louis' welcome : march-song for solo or duet / music by Adolph Edgren ; words by Sallie M.A. Black.

  For voice and piano.
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  The fair waltz / Carlo Graziani-Walter.

  For piano.
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  Sweet Kitty McCoy / words by Jas. F. Kelly ; music by Wm. J. Vanderveer.

  For voice and piano.
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  Louisiana purchase : march-two step / composed by W.T. Dienstbach.

  For piano.
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  St. Louis Exposition march / by Isabel Mohan.

  For piano.
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  Strolling on the Pike / words & music by Geo. G. Zarn.

  For voice and piano.
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  The Cascades : rushing, dancing march two-step / composed by Minnie Chandler.

  For piano.
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  Mound City belle : exposition march and two step / by Ben Hurd.

  For piano.
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  The man who made the fair : song-march / music by F. Fanciullli ; words by W. Murdoch Lind

  For medium voice and piano.
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  Choruses for the dedication exercises of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition St. Louis, April 30th, 1903.

  For mixed chorus (SATB) with piano accompaniment, or (in Unfold, ye portals) mixed chorus (SSATB) with organ accompaniment.
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  St. Louis Worlds Fair march : for piano or organ / R.S. Wells.

  For solo piano
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  The world's fair girl : march and two-step : for piano or organ / composed by E.L. Berry.

  For solo piano or organ.
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  Keep your eye on the bunco man : the St. Louis World's Fair march song / words and music by Wm. N. Burkard.

  For medium voice and piano.
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  The ivory city : descriptive march and two step / composed by Alfred R. Moulton.

  For solo piano.
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  The hostess waltzes / Wm. F. Hoffman.

  Performed by Ryan Friedman for At the Fair!, a recital at the Pillsbury Theatre, 560 Music Center, on November 11, 2016. Recorded live by Ron Schleper. Recital sponsored by an Innovation Grant from Washington University Libraries.
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  St. Louis World's Fair march / composed by Mrs. A. L. De Arman.

  Performed by Nancy Mayo for At the Fair!, a recital at the Pillsbury Theatre, 560 Music Center, on November 11, 2016. Recorded live by Ron Schleper. Recital sponsored by an Innovation Grant from Washington University Libraries.
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  La cascade : impromptu / Louis Conrath

  Performed by Nancy Mayo for At the Fair!, a recital at the Pillsbury Theatre, 560 Music Center, on November 11, 2016. Recorded live by Ron Schleper. Recital sponsored by an Innovation Grant from Washington University Libraries.