Strolling 'long the pike / words by Felix F. Feist ; music by Harry Bennett.
Bennett, Harry. 2000. “Strolling ’long the Pike Words by Felix F. Feist ; Music by Harry Bennett”. New York (134 West 37th St., Feist Building) : Leo Feist, Class, Race, and Sheet Music at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, accessed February 11, 2026, https://digitalexhibits.library.wustl.edu/s/lpemusic/item/3581
- Description
- For voice and piano.
- T.p. ill.: color drawing of an exotic-looking woman, wearing a blue and red dress, elaborate jewelry, and headdress, who holds a sword behind her head, and stands in front of a short brick wall; behind the wall are individuals of many nationalities wearing traditional dress, including Native Americans, Mexicans, Japanese, and Arabs; behind the people are tops of foreign buildings, including pagodas, temples, and palaces; in the lower right hand corner is a photo of a young man in a tuxedo with the caption "Sung with great success by Harry F. Montague."
- "The St. Louis Exposition Craze."
- T.p. stamped "Minnie Bettinger."
- P. 3 stamped "Geo. A. Fellows, Dealer in Pianos, Organs, etc., No. 57 North Main St., Gloversville, N.Y."
- P. 3 and 5 have imprints: "Carolyn M. Gill, sheet music, Clifton Park, N.Y."
- Subject
- Topical -- Feist, Felix F. -- Musical settings.
- Person -- Feist, Leo.
- Meeting -- Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.) Songs and music.
- Topical -- Songs with piano.
- Added Entry -- Person -- Montague, Harry F.
- Added Entry -- Person --Feist, Felix F.
- Creator
- Bennett, Harry.
- Publisher
- New York (134 West 37th St., Feist Building) : Leo Feist
- Date
- c1904
- Format
- 1 score (5 p.) : ill. ; 35 cm.
- Rights
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- Site pages
- Education and Entertainment
Bennett, Harry. 2000. “Strolling ’long the Pike Words by Felix F. Feist ; Music by Harry Bennett”. New York (134 West 37th St., Feist Building) : Leo Feist, Class, Race, and Sheet Music at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, accessed February 11, 2026, https://digitalexhibits.library.wustl.edu/s/lpemusic/item/3581