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Goodbye Broadway Hello France
Sheet Music. The rousing song "Goodbye Broadway, Hello France" captured the patriotic fervor of the American homefront during World War I. Released in 1917, shortly after the US entered the war, the song expressed a sense of adventure and national duty. Saying goodbye to the familiar lights of Broadway, a symbol of American entertainment and leisure, the lyrics depict American soldiers eagerly heading to France to fight for a just cause and defend liberty. "Good Bye Broadway, Hello France" served as a morale booster, uniting civilians and soldiers behind the war effort with its optimistic and energetic melody.
Date: 1917
Dimensions: 14 3/4 x 11 3/4"
Subject: Patriotic American Sheet Music
Condition Report: Good - Not removed from frame - Framed.
Sheet Music. The rousing song "Goodbye Broadway, Hello France" captured the patriotic fervor of the American homefront during World War I. Released in 1917, shortly after the US entered the war, the song expressed a sense of adventure and national duty. Saying goodbye to the familiar lights of Broadway, a symbol of American entertainment and leisure, the lyrics depict American soldiers eagerly heading to France to fight for a just cause and defend liberty. "Good Bye Broadway, Hello France" served as a morale booster, uniting civilians and soldiers behind the war effort with its optimistic and energetic melody.
Date: 1917
Dimensions: 14 3/4 x 11 3/4"
Subject: Patriotic American Sheet Music
Condition Report: Good - Not removed from frame - Framed.
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