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Frederic Thompsons Musical Satire Girlies, 1911. Creator: Unknown
Frederic Thompsons Musical Satire " Girlies", 1911. Front cover of the operatic edition of a musical, featuring songs such as " Honolulu Rag" and " Since Hiram Went to Yale". The show was composed by Egbert Van Alstyne, with lyrics by Harry Williams, and the book (or libretto) by George V Hobart. [Jerome H. Remick & Co. London, 1911]
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Media ID 19299165
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Cover Egbert Egbert Van Frederic George V Hobart Musical Sheet Music Song Thompson Graphic Design Remick Satirical
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Bring a touch of vintage charm to your daily routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mugs. Featuring the captivating cover art from Frederic Thompson's Musical Satire "Girlies," 1911, this mug showcases the classic design of the operatic edition, with songs like "Honolulu Rag." Each mug in our range is printed with high-quality, fade-resistant technology, ensuring your favorite image remains vibrant and clear. Perfect for a cup of coffee or tea, these mugs make a unique and thoughtful gift for any occasion. Unknown creator, Heritage Images.
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This vibrant print captures the essence of Frederic Thompson's Musical Satire "Girlies" from 1911. The front cover of the operatic edition showcases a stunning design that immediately draws the viewer's attention. With its bold colors and intricate graphic design, this artwork epitomizes the artistic flair of the early 20th century. The musical itself, composed by Egbert Van Alstyne with lyrics by Harry Williams, offers a delightful blend of entertainment and satire. Songs like "Honolulu Rag" and "Since Hiram Went to Yale" promise a lively performance filled with catchy tunes and clever wordplay. The libretto by George V Hobart adds depth to the storyline, ensuring an engaging narrative alongside the memorable music. Although created by an unknown artist, this print exemplifies their talent in capturing both the spirit of the era and the essence of Thompson's production. It serves as a testament to their skill in translating theatrical performances into visual art forms. Preserved through time, this print allows us to appreciate not only Thompson's work but also provides insight into early 20th-century arts and entertainment culture. Whether displayed in a gallery or cherished as part of a private collection, this artwork is sure to spark curiosity among viewers who are drawn to its historical significance and artistic beauty.
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