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Sinbad Hello central! Give me no man's land;Hello central! Give me no man's land / music by Jean Schwartz words by Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young

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For voice and pianoCaption title: Advertising includes musical incipits for When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France by Alfred Bryan, Cliff Hess and Edgar LeslieAs introduced by Al Jolson in Sinbad at the Winter Garden, New York --CoverCover illustration: Scene of No Man's Land with silohuette of a small child on a telephone with photo of Al Jolson / Barbelle
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Lewis, Sam M., 1885-1959, LyricistYoung, Joe, 1889-1939, LyricistBarbelle, 1888-1957, IllustratorWaterson, Berlin & Snyder Co, Publisher
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Keywords

  1. Battlefields
  2. Campaigns
  3. Children
  4. Eastern Front
  5. Excerpts
  6. Jolson, Al, 1886 1950
  7. Musicals
  8. Pictorial Works
  9. Popular Music
  10. Portraits
  11. Separation (Psychology)
  12. Songs And Music
  13. Songs With Piano
  14. Telephone
  15. Trench Warfare
  16. United States
  17. Vocal Scores With Piano
  18. World War, 1914 1918

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