1917. paper sheet music. 6pp. paper folio: Good condition. Cover photo is of Lucille Cavanagh, the singer who introduced this waltz at the Palace Theatre, NYC. Charles Kassel Harris (1867-1930) was a Tin Pan Alley pioneer. His most famous song was "After the Ball," written in 1891 and still played on the folkie circuit today. Seller Inventory # 4064

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Title: Dry Your Tears (sheet music)

Publisher: New York: Charles K. Harris

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