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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
OCTOBER 5,
1918
Liberty Bonds
are Rainy Day
Rainbows
LIBERTY
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Buy lots and lots of
Liberty Bonds!
Keep the Rainbow Shining!—shining across the seas,
filling the hearts of millions with hope and cheer.
It's a great and wonderful rainbow—whose rays are hosts of marching men,
flocks of fighting birds, rumbling, thundering guns, food to feed hungry
mouths and ammunition to feed hungry cannon.
It's a beautiful rainbow—and an irresistible rainbow of force to the utmost
till victory is sure and complete.
And what is making the rainbow? Liberty Bonds! Good old Yankee
Liberty Bonds! They buy ships, food, guns and they train men—Liberty
Bonds are making this rainbow that has brought "Vive l'Amerique" to the
lips of all the world.
Keep it shining—don't let the sun sink. Buy Bonds and more Bonds—keep
the rainbow shining till all the clouds roll by and "fair weather" once more
covers the earth with warm golden sunshine.
P.S. Nothing so beautifully tells the story of America's
rainbow as that song-hit of the Hippodrome, "A Rain-
bow from the U. S. A."—
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"France, there's a rainbow in the sky;
Weep no more, can't you see it shining?
France, brush the teardrops from your eye,
Clouds of war have a silver lining;
See it bending o'er the Western shore,
Growing brighter day by day;
Just see those colors shining through:
It's the old Red, White and Hlue,
A 'Rainbow from the U. S. A."
These are the wonderful words of this wonderful
song—if you have a piano try the inspiring notes
here illuwta-ated. This song Is the most beautiful
expression of America's achievement the great war
has yet developed. You can get the complete sheet
music wherever music is sold, price 30 cents. Truly
it is a song of the times—and, like Liberty Bonds,
should be in every American Home.
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at the
Hivvodrome
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