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Lyric by Robert B. Smith

Piano

Two Little Love Bees Duet, Bozena and Aladar

of flow-ers and trees_,

We'll live od kis - ses sweet,

. ---------------Copyright MCMIX by Breitkopf & Hartel

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Copyright assigned MC.MX to Jos. W. Stem & Co. Copyright MCMX by Jos. W. Stern & Co.

Depositado Conforme a la ley de RepubUca Mexicana

Mooic by Heinrich Reinhardt

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en el aiio MCMX por Jos.W. Stern y Cia., Propietarios Nueva York y Mexico.

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~ROSE·MAID OPERETTE

By Barry 8. & Robt. 8. Smith.

Music •1 Brano Granichstaedten. SISTER SUCCESS TO "THE SPRING MAID".

Is Hailed By All Well-known Critics As A Wonderful Production With Unusually Captiv~ting Melodies.

N. Y. GLOBE says:-------------"THE ROSE MAI D" IS QU ITE FULL OF CHARMING TUNES

AN D MAKE S A N E XCE L L E NT IMPRESSION. "The Rose Maid,'" whic h open ed at the Globe, is t h e m ost m elodious and

delightful oper etta L have heard this seas on. Of cour s e, t he m usic is the b est part of It. It was a d elightful s urpris e te hear se m a ny fresh, lively, rhythmic tunes follow one a ft e r the other. Th e piec e started with a swing and a das h from the very first bar. Moreover. the mus ic is written In a reall.y music ianly mann er . fnr a c ood deal of the o rchestration is !u11 o! clever and unexpected t o uches.

Roses Bloom For Lovers. (From the Operetta "The Rose Maid.")

Lyric by Ro•RT B. SMITH. Music by BRUNO GRANICHSTAllD...,.M, Valu lento. ft r: Ir. rc:t=t4 lj J IJ J 12LJ ~IE. le. jJ - .;q

RM - es bloom for lov - ers 'neath a sky ol blue,. . . In each pet - al

II e J 1 :J J W=frtttJ!tttt · tr · httJ pJ :i u+f:1 hov • era boo • cy wet with dew..... Faint heart• boat the atronc· er wi • der

CHARLESDARNTON---------------------in the N. Y. EVENING WORLD says:

Mr. Granichs taedte n has written music that should b e an Incentive to people who are now concerned wi t h setting out their rose bushes. For example, there's a waltz song about roses tha t has something more tha n the ·subuFban ring. It auggests Viennese b eauties tha t the American variety s eldom equals . To get down to earth. It may b e said in a ll s incerity tha t the mus ic is worth oultlvatlnar.

Sweethearts, Wives And Good Fellows. (From the Operetta " The Rose Maid.'')

Lyric by RoBERT B. SMwa. Music by BRUN GRANtCHWrAJltlTB!f, rno:us.vayenle. ' . ·=r r r l r £1jJ%ti4-W44 ™ ....._... ....._...

Sweethearts and wives and good fel • lows,. . . . True as the Az • ure a - hove, ..• ,

~F=¥-~-=r=fr J k:J !IFfB If r · 1 t# · !#9 , Hearts with a friend-ship that me! • lo~, Warmed in the sun-shine of lo~.

ALAN DALE-----------------------------in the N. Y. AMERICAN says:

"THE ROSE MAID" A FRAGRANT LITTLE OPERETTA. "The R ose Maid" fo rtunately belon gs to the happier class, and last night

w e certain ly listened to some very pretty tuneful and out-of-the-ordinary d itties b y a gentleman named Bruno Graniehstaedten. For reasons not allied with familiarity or impertinence I intend to call him Bruno. Bruno's music, which is t he most important part of "The Rose Maid,'' is light and worthy. (It IS pos-sib le t o be both.) It has something to say and is not merely t he kapelmusik which abroad accompanies the digestion of frankfurters and sauerkraut. It is dainty, with a certain English rhythm that is extremely captivating, and It is alluring witho ut r a gtime. R