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001 ocn122931590;

003 OCoLC;

005 20260820035251.0;

008 070410s1918 nyusgl n eng d;

019 a| 778099533;

035 a| (OCoLC)122931590z| (OCoLC)778099533;

090 a| MQM F.473 W.33;

049 a| EREM;

100 1 a| Fisher, Fred,d| 1875-1942,e| composer.;

240 10 a| Oui oui Marie;

245 10 a| Wee wee Marie :b| (will you do zis for me) /c| music by Fred Fisher ; words by Alfred Bryan and Joe McCarthy.;

246 1 i| First line of text:a| Poor Johnny's heart went pitty pitty pat somewhere in sunny France;

246 1 i| First line of chorus:a| Wee, wee Marie will you do zis for me;

300 a| 1 score (3 pages, 1 unnumbered page) ;c| 32 cm;

336 a| notated musicb| ntm2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediatedb| n2| rdamedia;

338 a| volumeb| nc2| rdacarrier;

382 01 a| singern| 1a| pianon| 1s| 22| lcmpt;

490 1 a| Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929);

490 1 a| John Baga collection;

500 a| For voice and piano.;

500 a| "Respectfully dedicated to our pal Ed. Morton"--Caption.;

500 a| This edition of the song uses the English phonetic spelling "Wee" for the French "Oui" in the title and in the first line of the chorus.;

500 a| Illustrated title page: blue/orange/brown/white; American soldier (doughboy) speaking with a French woman with art-nouveau abstract designs in orange and brown in the background which continue the coat lining of the woman's coat / de Takacs.;

500 a| Advertisement for "A ballad of exquisite inspiration" with excerpt from "Kisses (the sweetest kisses of all)" by Lynn Cowan and Alex Sullivan on unnumbered page.;

500 a| Price: figure 5.;

500 a| Key: B-flat major.;

650 0 a| World War, 1914-1918v| Songs and musicv| Scores.;

650 0 a| Womenz| Francev| Songs and musicv| Scores.;

650 0 a| Soldiersz| United Statesv| Songs and musicv| Scores.;

650 0 a| Popular musicy| 1911-1920v| Scores.;

650 0 a| Songs with pianov| Scores.;

650 0 a| Womenz| Francev| Pictorial works.;

650 0 a| Soldiersz| United Statesv| Pictorial works.;

650 0 a| Couplesv| Pictorial works.;

650 0 a| Sheet music.;

700 1 a| Bryan, Alfred,d| 1871-1958,e| lyricist.;

700 1 a| McCarthy, Joseph,d| 1885-1943,e| lyricist.;

700 1 a| De Takacs, André C.,e| illustrator.;

700 1 a| Morton, Ed,e| dedicatee.;

710 2 a| McCarthy & Fisher,e| publisher.;

830 0 a| Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929);

830 0 a| John Baga collection.;

994 a| C0b| ERE;

596 a| 3;

998 a| 6802568;

Wee wee Marie : (will you do zis for me) / music by Fred Fisher ; words by Alfred Bryan and Joe McCarthy.

Author/creator	Fisher, Fred composer.
Format	Musical Score
Publication Info	New York : McCarthy & Fisher, ©1918.
Description	1 score (3 pages, 1 unnumbered page) ; 32 cm
Subjects	World War, 1914-1918--Songs and music. --Scores. Women--France. --Songs and music. --Scores. Soldiers--United States. --Songs and music. --Scores. Popular music--1911-1920. --Scores. Songs with piano--Scores. Women--France. --Pictorial works. Soldiers--United States. --Pictorial works. Couples--Pictorial works. Sheet music.

Other author/creator	Bryan, Alfred, 1871-1958, lyricist.
Other author/creator	McCarthy, Joseph, 1885-1943, lyricist.
Other author/creator	De Takacs, André C., illustrator.
Other author/creator	Morton, Ed, dedicatee.
Other author/creator	McCarthy & Fisher, publisher.
Uniform title	Oui oui Marie
Variant title	First line of text: Poor Johnny's heart went pitty pitty pat somewhere in sunny France
Variant title	First line of chorus: Wee, wee Marie will you do zis for me
Series	Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929) John Baga collection Sheet Music Collection (Popular 1900-1929) John Baga collection.
General note	For voice and piano.
General note	"Respectfully dedicated to our pal Ed. Morton"--Caption.
General note	This edition of the song uses the English phonetic spelling "Wee" for the French "Oui" in the title and in the first line of the chorus.
General note	Illustrated title page: blue/orange/brown/white; American soldier (doughboy) speaking with a French woman with art-nouveau abstract designs in orange and brown in the background which continue the coat lining of the woman's coat / de Takacs.
General note	Advertisement for "A ballad of exquisite inspiration" with excerpt from "Kisses (the sweetest kisses of all)" by Lynn Cowan and Alex Sullivan on unnumbered page.
General note	Price: figure 5.
General note	Key: B-flat major.

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