1920s - Vintage French Music Sheet - 'C'est Jeune Et Ça N'sait Pas' - Popular Song Of Casino De Paris

This document is a vintage French music sheet, dating back to the 1920s, specifically copyrighted in 1923. It features the popular song 'C'est jeune et ça n'sait pas!!' which translates to 'This is young and it doesn't know!!' The captivating cover art showcases a playful, cartoonish character alongside possibly two photographic portraits of the artists Saint-Granier and Tortugué, presented as a 'Création' (Creation). The sheet proudly announces 'Le grand succès populaire créé par Saint-Granier' (The great popular success created by Saint-Granier) with the mention of Monsieur Léon Volterra at the Casino de Paris.

The music for this lively piece was composed by Ch. Borel-Clerc, with lyrics penned by A. Willemetz and Jacques-Charles. The publication was handled by Editions Francis Salabert in Paris. Inside, the sheet music is provided for 'One Step ou Fox-Trot' (One Step or Fox-Trot), intended for piano and voice. Advertisements on the internal pages indicate that the song was also available on records ('disques') and as perforated rolls for player pianos ('rouleau perforé pour auto piano').

The back cover presents two additional 'deux succès d'Amérique' (two American successes): 'Ka-lu-a' and 'Quand Bouddha Sourit (When Bhuddha Smiles),' which translates to 'When Buddha Smiles,' offering further musical options for piano and voice.