Title: Dry Martini
Author: Michael P. Krueger
Publisher: Thematic Music Cue Sheet, 1928
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Format: Cue Sheet
Document type: Cue Sheet
All authors/contributors: Michael P. Krueger
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Contents:
- At screening: “Blue Law Blues” by Lake
- With the coming: “Lords and Ladies” by Salzer
- Two policemen enter café with man: “Witty Moments” by Marquardt
- I’m sailin’ for old: “My New York” by Berlin
- Girl seen at telephone: “Y’A D’Jolies Femmes” by Salabert
- Quimby leaves café with dog: Repeat No. 2 “Lords and Ladies”
- I guess Fletcher just: “Chanson sans Paroles” by Tschaikowsky
- Quimby leaves Lina: Repeat No. 2 “Lords and Ladies”
- Group of men seen drinking: “He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” by Loesch
- Bad news: “Contrary” by Barnes
- Quimby walks into guest room: “Chastity” by Kay
- Butler brings in drinks: “Two in a Bar” by Copping
- Woman and man seen thru window fo café door: “Le Reve de L’Apache” by Donaldson
- Meet Paul de Launay: “Laughing Love” by Christine
- Frenchman leaves café: Repeat No. 12 “Two in a Bar”
- Change of scene to Lina’s apartment: “Chant d’Amour” by Jacquet
- I’ve terrible: “Under the Leaves” by Thome
- Lina answers telephone: “Souvenir Douloureux” by Bicchiere
- Phonograph starts to play: Orchestra tacet – play phonograph record of “My Heart Stood Still” (Fox-Trot)
- Quimby arrives home: “Amour Coquet” by Friml
- Hello, Dad: “Wings of Joy” by Van Norman
- Quimby leads daughter to guest room: “Tell Me You Love Me” by Santly
- Father and daughter seen in guest room: “Lady of My Heart” by Roder
- Flash back to young couple: Repeat No. 22 “Tell Me You Love Me”
- Fletcher seen in doorway: Repeat No. 3 “Witty Moments”
- Well, Frederick: Repeat No. 21 “Wings of Joy”
- Fade-in to books: “Paris Life” by Mosay
- Change of scene to cemetery: “Les Champs” by Bradford-Boutelje
- Ritz: “Mam’selle Caprice” by Baron
- Café seen: Repeat No. 5 “Y’A D’Jolies Femmes”
- A gentleman turns: “En Tapinois” by Mouton
- Why did you do that?: ‘Cause I’m in Love” by Donaldson
- Calendar seen again: “C’est Vous” by Greenberg
- Change of scene to two girls: “Amorous Adventure” by Bradford
- Lucille reads note: “Melodic Appassionato No. 1” by Marquardt
- Elizabeth answers telephone: “C’est Vous” by Greenberg
- Father seen dressing: “Pastime” by Clutsam
- Phonograph starts playing: Orchestra tacet – play phonograph record of “Doing the New Low Down” by Mills
- Phonograph stops playing: “That’s My Weakness Now” by Green
- Lucille sees Bobbie: Repeat No. 22 “Tell Me You Love ME”
- Lucille and Bobbie leave: Repeat No. 39 “That’s My Weakness Now”
- Telephone rings: “Second Love Tragedy” by Savino
- Dog barks: “Puppets” by Bierman
- Youth seeks the great: Repeat No. 36 “C’est Vous”
- Father seen: “Dramatic Agitato No. 38” by Minot
- Change of scene back to Elizabeth and Paul: Repeat No. 36 “C’est Vous”
- Elizabeth enters boudoir: “La Folie” by Franceschi
- Change of scene to automobile: “Symphonic Incidentals No. 18” by Marquardt
- Father arrives at Paul’s house: “Symphonic Incidentals No. 13” by Marquardt
- Elizabeth!: “Defiant Love” by Schad
- The greatest thing: “Rache-Vengeance” by Porret
- Fletcher takes his coat off: “Help! Help!” by Kovacs
- Fletcher is thrown out of room: “Burlesque on Chopin’s Funeral March” by Kempinski
- Daughter seen in automobile: “Romance” by Frommel
- Youth departs: Repeat No. 32 “Cause I’m in Love”
- Hurry up or you’ll miss: “A Busy Thoroughfare” by Baron
- After crowd say good-bye to Quimby: “A Perfect Day” by Bond
- Frank, a dry martini: Repeat No. 39 “That’s My Weakness Now”
Source: Carl Braun Collection
SFSMA ID: 5q3YOz3sfh
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