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You'll find old Dixieland in France = On voit tout Dixieland en France / music by Geo. W. Meyer words by Grant Clarke French text by Louis Delamarre

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For voice and pianoCaption title"Introduced by Bert Williams in Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic"--CoverCover illustration: Photo of Paris with the Eiffel Tower and inset photo of six African-American men harvesting cottonAdvertisement for "Songs of Cheer", "Songs the soldiers and sailors sing" and "Liberty songs": pg.[4]
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Clarke, Grant. LyricistDelamarre, Louis. TranslatorLeo Feist, Inc. Publisher
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Keywords

  1. African American Agricultural Laborers
  2. African American Soldiers
  3. African Americans
  4. Campaigns
  5. Cotton Picking
  6. France
  7. Paris (France)
  8. Participation, African American
  9. Pictorial Works
  10. Popular Music
  11. Songs And Music
  12. Songs With Piano
  13. Tour Eiffel (Paris, France)
  14. United States
  15. World War, 1914 1918

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