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Parts: piano, 1st and 2nd violins, viola, cello, bass, flute or piccolo, 1st & 2nd clarinets in A, oboe, bassoon, horns in D, 1st and 2nd cornets in A, trombone, drums. (Content)

Copyright 1903 by Sol Bloom, New York & Chicago. (Copyright)

17 blank pages.

"Characteristic March & Cake Walk."

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01/01/1903
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Johns, Al (composer)
Saddler, Frank (arranger)
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