Steamboat Bill
The man who wrote “The Lovin’ Rag,” the first and greatest of all the “rag” songs, has written a new one. It’s his best; it’s the best. It’s the rage of the hour.
“Steamboat Bill.”
REN SHIELDS.
LEIGHTON BROS.
Copyright 1910 by F.A. Mills, 122 W. 36th St., N.Y.
English Copyright Secured.
When Mr. Shields wrote “Waltz Me Around Again, Willie” and “The Good Old Summertime” we said “You’ll not write anything better,” but he did. Yes, he did when he wrote “Way Back in Tennessee.” This is the jingley, quaint melody you hear everywhere.
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