Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)
fragmentary copy of the music print in GMA
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Summary
Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar) is a printed sheet music[1].
Key Facts
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s image is recorded as Gma-doc-00034-001.jpg[2].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s image is recorded as Gma-doc-00034-002.jpg[3].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s instance of is recorded as printed sheet music[4].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s instance of is recorded as musical work/composition[5].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s composer is recorded as William F. Caesar[6].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s publisher is recorded as B. Feldman & Co.[7].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s owned by is recorded as A. Samson[8].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s collection is recorded as Genadendal Music Archive[9].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s collection is recorded as Genadendal Mission Museum[10].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s part of is recorded as Bundle of music prints[11].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s language of work or name is recorded as English[12].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s catalog code is recorded as gma-doc-00034[13].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s publication date is recorded as +1922-00-00T00:00:00Z[14].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s lyricist is recorded as Herbert W. Weise[15].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s instrumentation is recorded as voice[16].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s instrumentation is recorded as piano[17].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}[18].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s title is recorded as Pinkie. "The Flapper Song"[19].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s inscription is recorded as page 1: "A. Samson" [black ink][20].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s first line is recorded as Pinkie Perkins is the cutest flapper in our town[21].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+36.1'}[22].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+26.0'}[23].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s copyright holder is recorded as M. Witmark & Sons[24].
- Pinkie. "The Flapper Song" (William F. Caesar)'s copyright status is recorded as no known copyright restrictions[25].