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25th Anniversary Commemorative News Front Line Interview Shuntaro Kikukawa and others Rikako Kawase/edited Lyric Literature PublBiblio.com

[ Luther Munday, Secretary of the Old Lyric Club; Constance, Countess of Romney; the Green Park Club, London; the Old Lyric ClubBiblio.com

Luther Munday Secretary of the Old Lyric Club. Printed handbill for a 'Private Farewell Matinee' for Mr and Mrs Luther Munday at the Green Park Club London with facsimile signatures of 'Stars in the firmament of Art'.

26589'at the St James' Theatre kindly lent by Mr. George Alexander On Friday June 7th 1907 at 3 p.m.'. 4pp. folio. Bifolium. In fair condition on aged paper slightly worn at head. The front page is headed 'H.R.H. Princess Christian and the Royal Members are Patrons of a Private Farewell Matinee arrranged by Lady Romney on behalf of the Green Park Club for Mr. and Mrs. Luther Munday'. The names of twenty performers are listed beneath this headed by Herbert Beerbohm Tree with various other individuals named. The central two pages form a single arrangement of dozens of facsimile signatures beneath the following message from the Countess of Romney as President of the Green Room Club: 'Names are the beads of Memory's Rosay. I have had these autographs fac-similied from Mr. Munday's collection of letters because they connect the past with the present. These Stars in the firmament of Art have all and many more without money or price taken some part in the Thousand Hours of Play and Song - social gatherings initiated and managed by Mr. & Mrs. Munday. To this Farewell Tribute from the Green Park Club headd by its Royal members I have added overleaf one other record viz: that of the original Lyric Club. These with 76 organized for charities comprise 400 Entertainments given during the past 20 years.' The final page is headed 'Copy of a Record of the Old Lyric Club 1887. To the Secretary: Mr. Luther Munday'. Among those endorsing the account are Edward Spencer Churchill Henry Irvving Arthur Sullivan George Grossmith and Charles Wyndham. 'at the St James' Theatre, kindly lent by Mr. George Alexander, On Friday, June 7th, 1907, at 3 p.m.' unknown

Richard M. Ford Ltd · Royaume-Uni120,00 £GB≈ 137,02 €

COLE, Bob, lyric by, and J Rosamond Johnson, music byBiblio.com

Sheet music: Who Do You Love from The Shoo-Fly Regiment

1907505518New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co 1907. Softcover. Good. Later printing. Folio. Two nested bifoliums making eight pages. Owner name on the front cover outer bifolium separated at the fold offsetting to the back cover and on the verso of the front cover moderate edgewear to the outer bifolium creasing to the top of the inner bifolium still a good complete copy. For voice and piano. Plate number 5151-4. The back cover features a sample of "With You in Eternity" by Arthur J. Lamb and Alfred Solman. Bob Cole was a popular African American songwriter known for his work on A Trip to Coontown which is considered the first musical production created and owned entirely by African Americans. James W. Johnson was an African American writer who eventually moved on from show business to become a leader of the NAACP and served as U.S. consul in Venezuela and Nicaragua under President Theodore Roosevelt. The front cover features a photo of both Cole and Johnson with the caption "Cole & Johnson. Who keep the world a-singing." OCLC locates five holdings of this title.<br /> <br /> The Shoo-Fly Regiment is an important early African American musical that told the story of African American soldiers during the Spanish-American War. In a review of a book by scholar Paula Marie Seniors which analyzes the work of Cole and Johnson Paige McGinely explains that Seniors' analysis "aims to demonstrate that the spectacles of black patriotism showcased in Shoo Fly Regiment were direct refutations of Theodore Roosevelt's ‘Rough Rider' white-supremacist imperialist mentality. By suggesting the possibility of coalitions among people of color the world over Shoo Fly Regiment staged a direct critique of both racist and imperialist projects steered by the United States" an analysis made all the more interesting given that Johnson eventually developed a connection to Roosevelt. Though "Who Do You Love" is merely a love song written in dialect it is nonetheless less a part of this historically and culturally significant musical. Jos. W. Stern & Co unknown

Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA · États-Unis500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

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