And he’d say Oo-la-la! wee-wee / by Harry Ruby and George Jessel.
Subject
World War, 1914-1918 -- United States -- Songs and music; World War, 1914-1918 -- France -- Songs and music; Humorous songs; Love songs; French language -- Songs and music; Popular music -- United States -- 1911-1920; Songs with piano; Soldiers -- Pictorial works; Women -- Pictorial works; Parasols -- Pictorial worksDescription
First line of text: Willie Earl met a sweet young girl one day in France -- First line of chorus: She’d say ’compronay voo, papa? -- For voice and piano. -- Caption title. -- Advertising includes musical incipits for ’Just to mend mamma’s heart’ by Walter Donaldson ; ’Daddy long legs’ by Harry Ruby ; ’Kid days’ by Irving M. Wilson and ’In room 202’ by Edgar Leslie, Bert Kalmar and Dave Harris. -- Cover illustration: color drawing of a soldier speaking with a woman holding an orange parasol / Barbelle.