Sol Smith Russell's character vocalist
By: Sol Smith Russell
Publisher: Dick & Fitzgerald, publishers
Published: 1859
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Songsters
Other titles: Sol Smith Russell's American humorous & character vocalist
Table of contents: title: The late lamented Mr. Jones; title: Think of your head in the morning; title: Oliver Bell, ye ancient; title: Silly sappy simple Sol; title: Alabaster Joe; title: Happy Kochunkus; title: Oh! would that I were young again; title: Where's Peter?; title: The moneyless man; title: I'll tell your wife; title: When a man is a little bit poorly; title: Never push a man when he's going down hill; title: Pretty Polly, if you love me, do say "yes"; title: See that man with the horrible nose; title: It's enough to make a girl go mad; or, Cupid's a very naughty boy; title: I knew that I was dreaming; title: Wedding of Biddy M'Grane; title: Joey Ladle; title: Broken-down; title: Where are the friends of my youth?; title: That's the reason why, darling; title: Call her back and kiss her; title: Shabby Genteel; title: The fisherman's daughter that lived o'er the water; title: True blue and seventy-two; title: Bother the flies!; title: The soap grease belle; title: Music master; title: The broadway swell and Brooklyn belle; title: The comical ghosts; title: Act on the square; title: Tell me what's a married man to do?; title: Wait for the turn of the tide; title: Those tassels on her boots; title: Mary Plucker Sparrowtail, or beautiful forever; title: Belgravia; title: The old maid; title: Be sure you say I'm out; title: Niagara Falls; title: Thorough-bred; title: Captain de Wellington boots.