The Vitagraph Girl

A popular song from 1910
Words by J. A. Leggett
Music by Henry Frantzen


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Who hasn’t been to a picture show
    And gazed with surprise and delight
    At scenes that are happy and scenes that are sad
    And pictures of daytime and night
    But there is one picture, a feast for the eyes
    It sets all our hearts in a whirl
    A vision of loveliness, peaches and cream
    You know her, the Vitagraph girl

Chorus:
I’m in love with the Vitagraph girl
The sweet little Vitagraph girl
Each movement a picture of romance or hate
Her tragedy’s bully, her love simply great
I’m entranced with her charms and her grace
That I see as the pictures unfurl
Of all girls that I’ve met
She’s the very best bet
I’m in love with the Vitagraph girl

  1. The boys are all happy when she’s in sight
    The girls simply rave at her style
    Proposals she’s had by the thousand or more
    The chorus girls beaten a mile
    And if she is chased my some villain or brute
    All pity this cute little pearl
    She laughs, they laugh with her
    She weeps, they weep, too
    With the dear little Vitagraph girl

Sung by Laurence Rubenstein: