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Juke Box Ballet, For Accordion, From the RKO Film Release "Cash On Delivery"; Shelley Winters Cover
Published by O. Pagani & Bro., 1953
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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. O. Pagani & Bro. 1953. Near fine sheet music. Music clean and unmarked. Price sticker to cover. We have the largest selection of accordion and polka music on the internet. Sheet music.
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Soft cover. Condition: Very good +. O. Pagani & Bro. 1953. Very good plus sheet music. Music clean and unmarked. We have the largest selection of accordion and polka music on the internet. Sheet music.
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The Third Kiss. Book, Lyrics and Music by Fred Morritt
Published by Wimpole Productions, New York City, 1961
Condition: Good. Bound Typescript. First Draft (stated). Some general wear, bumps/creases. "Based on the original letters of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning". Judge Fred G. Moritt also turned to Rudolf Besier's "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" for the basis of this unproduced musical. In turn, Ronald Millar based his 1964 musical "Robert and Elizabeth" on the versions of both Moritt and Besier. A success on the London stage, "Robert and Elizabeth" didn't make it to Broadway due to a legal dispute with Moritt.
