Document Type
Musical Score
Abstract
Front cover: In the center is a picture of a circular portrait of a teenage girl surrounded by six rectangular full body pictures of her in various poses
Moderato
First line of song: Listen little girl my head's in a whirl and I think the blame should fall on you
First line of chorus: What is the harm in a bit of walk my dearie what is the harm in a bit of a walk with me
Includes sheet music samples from the song "Some Sunny Day"
Introduced by Dorothy Gish In the screen production of "Boots"
Words by Elmer Clifton
Music by Norman McNeil
Popular Edition
1 score, (4p.), 30x24 cm
Published by Jermone H. Remick & Co., Detroit & New York
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | Composition | Music
Publication Date
1-1-1919
Language
English
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
Recommended Citation
Clifton, Elmer; McNeil, Norman; and Jerome H. Remick & Co., "What Is The Harm In A Bit Of A Walk" (1919). Popular Sheet Music of the 1900s. 205.
https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/utalibraries_digitalprojects_sheetmusic/205
Comments
Digitized by UTA Libraries in 2016.