Larry Norrett (2 results)

Sheet Music. Condition: Acceptable. Harold Dellon, New York [Published date: 1926]. Sheet music, 1 score (5 pp); 31 x 23 cm. Piano, vocal, ukulele arrangement. Key: G major. Tempo: Andante moderato. Includes ukulele chord diagrams. Cover features vignette portrait of lyricist Larry Norrett within decorative frame, printed in black on orange background. Publisher's advertisements on verso and back cover. In acceptable+ condition. Covers have several 1" or less nicks and tears and creasing along edges. Previous owner's name in pencil on front cover. Moderate overall scuffing, soiling and toning to covers as well. Inside pages have several small tears along edges and are lightly toned and soiled but otherwise unmarked. First line: "The scene was a radio station." Chorus: "Why do you hide from us Daddy?" Not much is known about either Norrett or Dellon. Records show that Larry Norrett was a Cleveland-based lyricist and publisher who co-founded Winton Music Publishing Co. and was promoted in the Plain Dealer as one of the city's best-known music men. Composer Harold A. Dellon operated Harold Dellon, Inc. with offices in New York and Cleveland. Both contributed to the city's active 1920s music trade of vaudeville songs and dance-band numbers.

sheet_music. Condition: Good. Winton Music Co. Creasing to front cover, light tearing to page, scuffing to back cover.