Betty Blue Eyes Kotta PDF
Betty Blue Eyes Kotta PDF
BETTY BLUE EYES
a musical based on the screenplay
'A Private Function' by Alan Bennett
Book by Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman
Music by George Stiles
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe
PIANO VOCAL SCORE
18.5.11
No.1 - Overture
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
Far from Austere h = 110
Solo Drums
f
Piano
3
f
Pno.
7
Pno.
11
Pno. mf
15
Pno.
19
Pno.
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No.1 - Overture 2
23
Pno.
27
Pno.
31
Pno.
35
f
Pno.
39
Pno.
legato
43
Pno. mp
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No.1 - Overture
3
47
Pno.
51
Pno.
55
Pno. f
59
Pno.
f
63
Pno.
67
Pno.
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No.1 - Overture 4
71
mp
Pno.
75
Pno. f
79
Pno.
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.2 - Fair Shares For All
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE - AS THE NEWSREEL FOOTAGE REACHES "It's Fair Shares for All"
Martial q = 150
40 ALL
Voice
f Fair shares Fair shares for all That's what the P M
3
Piano f
3
44
Voice
said No cares let's have a ball Soon we'll have ho - ney on our
Pno.
48
Voice
bread mp That Mist - er Att - lee He told us flat - ly We could look for- ward to a
mp
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 2
52
Voice
spread Ev - er since Hit - ler Por - tions are litt - ler Now we don't ev - en have the
Pno.
56 mf f
Voice
blood - y bread Fair shares Fair shares for all Brit - ain is stand - ing
Pno.
mf f
60
Voice
tall With fair shares Fair shares for
Pno.
63 Scurrying JOYCE: Hurry up, Mother. MRS ALLARDYCE: 'Scuse me!
Voice
all
Strings
ff mp
Pno. mp
ff
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 3
JOYCE: Give it back. MOTHER DEAR: She had two!
JOYCE: Give it back! JOYCE: She's eighty-four.
66a 66b 66c 66d
Strings
Pno.
JOYCE
67
Voice
f Fair shares Fair shares for all That's all we ev - er
Strings
Pno.
mf
70
Voice
seek If there's meat on the stall
Strings
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 4
73
JOYCE
MOTHER DEAR
Voice
She'll make it stretch in - to next week mp
It's all the fash - ion
Strings
mp
Pno.
76 MOTHER DEAR
Voice
Eke out your ra - tion Pop some - thing tast - y in the pot
Strings
Pno.
JOYCE
79 MOTHER DEAR
Voice
Cash in a coup - on I'll put the soup on Boiled bones and cab -bage is the
Strings
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 5
82 ALL
best we've got f Fair shares Fair shares for all
Voice
ALL
f
Fair shares Fair shares for all
Strings
Pno.
f
85
We're up a - gainst the wall With fair shares
Voice
We're up a - gainst the wall With fair shares
Strings
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 6
88
Fair shares for all
Voice
MRS METCALF
mp
Fair shares for all Ev - en
Strings
Pno.
91
Voice
though Ger - ry's bombs have stoppeddrop - ping We still have to bat - tle for our -
mp sotto voce
Pno. sim.
94
MRS TURNBULL
Eve - ry time that we need to go shop - ping And
Voice
selves
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 7
97 MRS ROACH
Voice
find there is noth- ing on the shelves And of late we've suc - cumbed to this
Pno.
100
MRS LESTER
Voice
p
feel - ing We don't think the sys - tem real - ly works While be -
Pno.
103
ALLARDYCE
Voice
pp
hind cert - ain doors dodg - y deal - ing Guar- an - tees cert - ain peo - ple cert - ain perks A lit-tle
p
Pno.
107 SWABY METCALF
LOCKWOOD
Voice
give A lit - tle take A pound or two of stew - ing steak A lit - tle
Strings
pp
pp
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 8
poco rall.
111 ALLARDYCE METCALF ALLARDYCE ALL
Voice
wink A lit - tle nudge A doz - en eggs A bag of fudge Fudge!
Strings
Pno.
Pompous q = 130
115 SWABY:"Will you hurry along, Henry? If we don’t get these invitations out, there'll be no banquet!"
Voice
Pno. mp
p
119
ALL
Voice f Fair shares Fair shares for all Now that the fu - ture's
Fair shares Fair shares for all Now that the fut - ure's
Pno. mf
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All
9
122 bright
bright bright Who dares chall - enge White - hall?
Voice
bright Who dares chall - enge White - hall?
Pno.
125
Voice Our pol - i - tic - ians must be right
Our pol - i - tic - ians must be right
Pno.
f
NOBLE: "I can assure you, Mr. Wormold, you’ll find no butchers on the fiddle here in Shepardsford."
127 Offaly slow h = 74
Voice
Pno. p
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 10
131 WORMOLD: "Nevertheless, Sergeant, it is my duty as Meat Inspector for the Ministry of Food to ensure ..."
Voice
Pno.
WORMOLD (cont.): "...that every citizen receives his fair ration, and that anyone dealing in unlicensed meat be punished to..."
134
Voice
Pno.
WORMOLD (cont.) "...the full and severest extent of the law." NOBLE: "I hear you did a bang-up job in Bootle."
138
Voice
Pno.
WORMOLD: "Every butcher shop’s been closed and every butcher’s behind bars." NOBLE: "Good Lord. How do people eat?"
141
Voice
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 11
WORMOLD: "That is not a matter which falls under the jurisdiction of my department."
Swooning q = 122
145 SAFETY
Voice
SAFETY
Pno.
148
War - time is o - ver Those cliffs of Do - ver Seem ev - en whit - er there's no
Voice ALL
mp
(falsetto)
Mmm o - ver Mmm Do - ver Seem ev - en whit - er there's no
Pno. mp
JOYCE
151
doubt mf But there are few words A - bout the blue birds
Voice
doubt
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 12
154
Voice
That they made such a song and dance a - bout
Pno.
Scurrying q = 150
156 ALL
Voice f Fair shares Fair shares for all We're rid -ing for a
ALL
Fair shares Fair shares for all We're rid -ing for a
Strings
Pno. f
159
Voice fall With Fair shares Fair shares for
fall With Fair shares Fair shares for
Strings
Pno.
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No.2 - Fair Shares For All 13
162
all fair shares Fair shares for
Voice
all fair shares Fair shares for
Strings
Pno.
166 subito mf
ff
Fair shares for all!
Voice all
Fair shares for all!
all
Strings
Pno.
ff
f
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No.3 - A Place On The Parade
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: GILBERT: "New shop "To Let"?"
REG BOWEN: "That's right. Thinking of renting it?"
GILBERT: "Me?
No, no, I could never --"
Freely q = 110 GILBERT
Gilbert
p A place on the pa - rade I - mag - ine it A place on the pa - rade
pp colla voce
Piano
con pedale
REG BOWEN:"Could be just the opportunity GILBERT:
for a get-ahead young man!" "Gilbert Chilvers - Chiropodist"
5
Gilbert
A place on the pa - rade My name a - bove the door A
Pno.
bell-like
A Tempo q = 110
10 poco rit.
Gilbert
place on the pa - rade It's what I've been wait - ing for It's per - fect - ly pos - i - tioned Both
Pno.
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2 No.3 - A Place On The Parade
13
Gilbert
prom - in - ent yet quaint An ad - e-quate shop win - dow A lick or two of paint
Pno.
16 poco rall.
Gilbert
Ev' ry-thing I dreamed of for set -ting up in trade my own place My place on the pa -
Pno.
20 Steady Pulse q. = 60
Gilbert
rade
Pno. mp
23
Gilbert
mp
Ham- mer - toes and bun - ions Cal- lous - es and corns
Pno.
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No.3 - A Place On The Parade 3
26
Gilbert
Clip - pers for the toe - nails Tweez - ers for the thorns Fear of fal - len arch - es?
Pno.
29
Gilbert
Eas - i - ly al - layed In my place on the pa - rade
Pno.
32
Gilbert
Ti - ne - al in - fec - tion Fet - id fun - gal growth Step in - to my parl - our
Pno.
35
Gilbert
I can cure you both Vi - ru-lent ver - ruc - cas Fall be - neath the bladeIn my place on the pa
mf
Pno.
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4 No.3 - A Place On The Parade
Poco più mosso
39
Gilbert
rade mf Think of the good I could a -
mf
Pno.
3
43
Gilbert
chieve Think of the pain I could re -
Pno.
47
cresc poco a poco
Gilbert
lieve mp While wise men Make Brit - ain
Pno. smp
51
Gilbert
great a - gain Play- ing their roles mf I'm sav - ing
Pno.
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No.3 - A Place On The Parade 5
Steady again q. = 60
55
Gilbert
soles f Rem - e - dies and oint- ments It's the stuffof dreams
mf
Pno.
con pedale
59
Gilbert
Ev - ryem bro-ca tion Lin-i-ments and creams
Pum - ice stones and scal- pels Lov - ing - ly dis- played In my
Pno.
63 GILBERT: "Joyce! Joyce!"
Gilbert
place
on the pa - rade On the Pa - rade
Pno.
f
JOYCE: "Gilbert -- propriety. Shouting down the Parade. What will people think?" GILBERT: "Read that!"
JOYCE: “Shop to Let. Contact Mr. Francis Lockwood, solicitor.”
67
Gilbert
mp
Pno.
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6 No.3 - A Place On The Parade
GILBERT: "Haven’t we always talked of one day having my own surgery on the Parade?"
73
JOYCE: "That was a dream -- once. But it’s hard to dream on an empty stomach."
Gilbert
Pno.
p
GILBERT: "All that's about to change. I can feel it. Could be just the opportunity for a get-ahead young man."
77
Gilbert
Pno.
MOTHER DEAR: "Get-ahead young men don’t wait for opportunities -- they make them."
GILBERT: "Is there any way of silencing her? Permanently?
81
Gilbert
Pno.
JOYCE: "Go and buy us another tin of Spam, Mother." MOTHER DEAR: "What do we say?"
JOYCE: "Please." MOTHER DEAR: "That's Better."
VAMP UNTIL...
85 (MOTHER DEAR exits)
Gilbert
Pno.
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No.3 - A Place On The Parade 7
Picking Up q. = 66
89 GILBERT: "Joyce, I know things haven't progressed as quickly as you -- we -- would've liked.
Gilbert
mp
Pno.
"But settling in a new place, finding your way -- it takes time. Now, finally, there's an open door!"
JOYCE: "It's true. everyone knows you're really someone when you're on the Parade --"
93
SAFETY
96A
Gilbert
mf
Pno.
97
Gilbert
mf
mf "Good day Mis- sus Chil - vers" "How may we as - sist?"
Joyce
Ev' ry - one will not - ice How could they res- ist?
Pno.
101
Gilbert
f on the pa - rade
They will quick - ly fade With ourplace
Joyce
f
As for dirt- y glan - ces They will quick - ly fade With ourplace on the pa - rade We'll be the
Pno.
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8 No.3 - A Place On The Parade
105 Più mosso q. = 70
Gilbert
Think of the good I could ach - ieve
Joyce
new peop - le to know We will break
f
Pno.
109
Gilbert
Think of the pain I could re - lieve
Joyce
through then watch us grow
Pno.
113 cresc poco a poco
Gilbert
mp One
small shop! f Dreams can be
Joyce
Who knows where things may stop f Dreams can be
mf
Pno. smp mf
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No.3 - A Place On The Parade 9
117 rall.
Gilbert
made On the par - ade
ff
Joyce
made On the par - ade
Pno. f
Broader q. = 60
121 GILBERT
Gilbert
Ham- mer - toes and bun - ions Cal- lous - es and corns Clip - pers for
the toe - nails
f
Joyce
JOYCE
mf When this town gets to see There is
f
Pno.
124 poco accel.
Gilbert
Tweez- ers for the thorns As
for dirt - yglan - ces They will quick - ly fade With our
Joyce
far more to me No more dirt- y glance - es With our
Pno.
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10 No.3 - A Place On The Parade
mf
127
Gilbert
place On the pa - rade at
mf
Joyce
place on the pa - rade at
Pno. mf
130
Gilbert
last Set - ting up in
Joyce
last
Pno.
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No.3 - A Place On The Parade 11
133 f rit. ff
Gilbert
trade When we'reon the pa -
ff
Joyce
f Due re- spect will be paid When we'reon the pa -
f
Pno.
Faster q. = 70
137
Gilbert
rade
Joyce
rade
ff
Pno.
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No.4 - Magic Fingers
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "Of course he said yes. You were very convincing!"
MRS. ROACH: "Oh, Mr. Chilvers --!" MRS. LESTER: "Mr. Chilvers -- !
Brightly h = 66 MRS. TURNBULL: "Are you coming, Mr. Chilvers --?"
MRS R
p
Piano
p
GILBERT: "My patients are expecting me!"
5 JOYCE: "Don't be late for supper. And afterwards, I believe sexual intercourse will be in order." poco rit.
MRS R
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
2
9 Magical h = 60
MRS R
mp He has mag - ic fing - ers
MRS L
mp He has mag - ic hands
MRS T
mp And I
Pno.
mp
simile
12
MRS R
That he un - der - stands And his touch is ten - der When he
MRS L
That he un - der - stands And his touch is ten - der When he
MRS T
just know some - how That he un - der - stands And his touch is ten - der When he
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
3
15
MRS R
hits the spot And he talks a -bout con - di - tions That I nev -er knew I'd got
MRS L
hits the spot And he talks a -bout con - di - tions That I nev -er knew I'd got
MRS T
hits the spot And he talks a -bout con - di - tions That I nev -er knew I'd got
f
mp
Pno.
MRS ROACH
"There you are Mr Chilvers."
Faster h = 86 rall.
18
MRS R
Pno.
MRS. ROACH (cont.): "I was beginning to think you weren’t coming. "
Flowing h = 70 GILBERT "Why, Mrs Roach, would I ever miss an appointment with you?"
22
MRS R
mp
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
4
GILBERT (cont.): "Now let’s see how that in-grown toenail is coming along. Why, I believe we’ve turned the corner."
26
MRS R
Pno.
30 GILBERT "I touch her feet and what a moment ago was an expression as worn and grey as an old wool cardigan...."
MRS R
Pno.
GILBERT (cont.) "... is suddenly as bright as..." MRS. ROACH: "-- marsh marigolds growing beside a stream where..."
34
MRS R
Pno.
MRS. ROACH (cont.): "...I used to play as a little girl, the mud squishing between my toes."
MRS. ROACH
37 poco rit.
MRS R
mp
He has
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 4 - Magic Fingers
5
Con moto h = 60
41
MRS R
mag - ic fin - gers He has mag - ic hands And I just know some - how That he
mp
Pno.
44 p
MRS R
mf
un - der - stands And he shows such kind - ness That I long for more He re-
mf
Pno.
47
MRS R
minds me of my hus - band As he was be - fore the war
mp
Pno.
MRS ROACH: "My husband had magic fingers. Before he lost his arms. Macaroon?"
He accepts it, gratefully, and moves on to Mrs Lester.
49
MRS R
mf
p
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
6
GILBERT
"Good afternoon, Mrs Lester.
How's that corn?"
51 Faster h = 86 rall.
MRS R
Pno.
MRS. LESTER "High as an elephant’s eye, as the saying goes." He kneels before her, takes her foot gently in his hand.
Flowing h = 70
55
MRS R
mp
Pno.
GILBERT "All day on her feet she stands, shoulders hunched, ankles swollen,
washing other women’s husband’s shirts, other women’s children’s frocks, ..."
59
MRS R
mp
Pno.
GILBERT (cont.): "...other couple’s sheets. But when I take her foot in my hand, the sheets drying in the backyard become --"
63
MRS R
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 4 - Magic Fingers
7
MRS. LESTER: " -- little sails on little boats floating on the sea, while my Harry and I..."
67
MRS R
Pno.
MRS. LESTER (cont.): ".... raced down the beach, the sand burning our feet."
71 poco rall. MRS. ROACH
MRS R
mp
He has
MRS. LESTER
MRS L
mp
He has
mf mf p
Pno.
74 Con Moto h = 60
MRS R
ma - gic fin - gers He has ma - gic hands And I just know some - how That he
MRS L
ma - gic fin - gers He has ma - gic hands And I just know some - how That he
mp
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
8
77
MRS R
un - der-stands He is mild in man - ner Ah
MRS L
mp
un - der-stands He is mild in man - ner He is strong yet shy And for
Pno.
mf
80
MRS R
MRS L
sev' - ral pre - cious mo - ments All my troub - les pass me by
mp
Pno.
MRS. LESTER:
"I received another letter from the Home Office telling me not to give up hope.
82 They’ll keep searching for my Harry until they find him. Must remember to buy more starch."
MRS R
p mf
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
9
GILBERT: "Lovely day, Mrs Turnbull.
How’s the circulation?"She doesn’t answer.
He kneels, takes her foot gently in his hand.
Faster h = 86
rall.
84
G
Pno. G.P.
GILBERT: "All that was left when the "...What can one say "But when I take her
"She sits there silent as a bomb fell and All Saints Church when God’s roof caves in? " foot in my palm - "
stone in a pile of rubble." came crashing down around her."
89
G
pp
Pno.
MRS. TURNBULL: "The glass is stained with light, not blood. The chapel bursts with song, not bombs."
93 Con rubato
G
Pno. p
Magical h = 60
95 MRS. ROACH
MRS R
mp Marsh Mar - i - golds down by the stream where the wa - ter was swirl - ing a - round
mp
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
10
MRS. LESTER
99
MRS L
Sails bil - low - ing out from the masts of the yachts as they bobbed in the sound
MRS TURNBULL
MRS T
mf
And
Pno.
103 Piu Mosso
MRS T
on ev' ry sur - face a bowl - ful of daffs So the al - ter was look - ing a treat mf And
p
Pno.
mf
mf
107
MRS T
I sang the des - cant for "Ride on inMaj -es - ty" Ev' - ry one up on their feet
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
11
111 rall.
MRS R
p Ah
Hmm
MRS L
p Ah
Hmm
MRS T
mp p
On their feet Hmm
Pno.
f mp p
Magical h = 60
114
MRS R
Hmm Hmm
MRS L
Hmm Hmm
MRS T
Hmm Hmm
Pno.
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
12
117 mf f
MRS R
Mm Oh, He has ma - gic fin - gers and I feel no pain I look
mf
f
MRS L
Mm Oh, He has ma - gic fin - gers and I feel no pain I look
mf
f
MRS T
Oh, He has mag - gic fin - gers and I feel no pain I look
Mm
f
mf
Pno.
MRS ROACH: "Don't forget your coupon!"
120
MRS R
for- ward to each vis - it In a way I can't ex - plain
MRS L
for- ward to each vis - it In a way I can't ex - plain
mp
MRS T
for- ward to each vis - it In a way I can't ex - plain Hmm
mf mp
Pno. Piano solo
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No. 4 - Magic Fingers
13
MRS LESTER: "Are you sure this is all you want?"
GILBERT: "That'll do just fine."
123
MRS R
mf
I look for - ward to each vis - it In a
MRS L
mf I look for - ward to each vis - it In a
MRS T
mf I look for - ward to each vis - it In a
mf f
Pno. Orch
mf
125
MRS R
way I can't f ex - plain
MRS L
way I can't f ex - plain
MRS T
way I can't f ex - plain
mf
mf
Pno.
Applause Segue
No.4a Another Day, Another Queue
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No. 4a - Another Day, Another Queue
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: Applause from No.4 - MAGIC FINGERS
3 Very Lively q = 160
Company
Piano mf
MOTHER DEAR: "Another day, another queue. It's as if I never went to bed."
6
Co.
mp
Pno.
9 Suddenly slower rit.
Co.
p
Pno.
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No. 4b - Mrs. Metcalf's Treatment
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "Don't forget your lesson, Veronica! Five o'clock sharp!"
In 2 h = 80
JOYCE (cont'd): "A private function Mother! We must start thinking of what to wear."
Gilbert
mp
Piano
JOYCE: "And I have no intention to 'make do and mend'."
5
Gilbert
Pno.
mf
MRS. METCALF: "My last little man was so old he could barely see."
9
Gilbert
mp
Pno.
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No. 4c - Magic Fingers - Reprise
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: MRS. METCALF: "He who eats the fastest eats the most.
That's the law of the jungle and it's no different here. (GILBERT hits the spot) Ooh!"
Freely h = 66
MRS METCALF
Metcalf
Mrs.
mp He has mag - ic fin - gers He has force - ful thumbs And I
Piano p mp
5
Metcalf
Mrs.
have hot flush -es ev' ry time he comes How I wish my Met - calf Could be
Pno.
8
Metcalf
Mrs.
half as sweet When you're mar- ried to a butch-er You're just a - noth- er cut of meat
mf mp
Pno.
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2 No.4c - Magic Fingers - Reprise
11 Seductively MRS. METCALF: "Are you sure there isn't anything I can offer you?"
Mrs.
Metcalf
p
Pno.
GILBERT: "Just a ration coupon -- if you can spare it."
15 SHE pulls one from her bosom, hands it to him...when...
Metcalf
Mrs.
Pno.
MUSIC CUT ON CUE
NOBLE: "Open up. This is the police!"
19
Mrs.
Metcalf
Pno.
METCALF: "Gestapo! Gestapo! MRS. METCALF: Bloody hell!"
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: WORMOLD: "Any unlicensed meat is to be confiscated
and painted regulation green, making it, "Unfit for Human Consumption"."
Stony q = 130
WORMOLD
Wormold
mp
No stone will go un - turned It's time these peo - ple learned
Piano mp
5 Meno mosso
Wormold
If meat is deemed un - fit They won't be eat - ing it
Pno.
9
Wormold
For fresh - ly butch - ered roast or raw I will up - hold the
Pno.
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No. 5 - Painting By Heart 2
Rhythmically q = 150 WORMOLD: "Bring me the paint!"
13
Wormold
law
Pno.
17 MRS METCALF
mp No he can't it's ob - scene
Co.
METCALF
mp Noth - ing wrong with that
Pno.
20 MR & MRS METCALF
mf They'd rath - er eat They don't care where it's
Co.
side o' meat
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 3
23 CONSTABLE NOBLE: "Why don’t you let me do that, sir? You’ve done enough for one day."
Co.
been
Pno.
27 WORMOLD
Wormold
mf
I'll keep il - leg - al pork From each im - mor - al fork
Pno. mf
31
Wormold
In lit - tle towns like this To find such av - - ar - ice
Pno.
35
Wormold
Is some - thing I won't tol - er - ate Stand back while
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 4
38
Wormold
I cre - ate Watch me I'm
mp
Pno. f
Tainted waltz - in 1 h. = 70
43
paint
Wormold
- - ing paint - ing by
Pno. subito mp
mf
47
Wormold
heart
Some think it
Pno.
51
Wormold
waste
- - ful But I con - sid - er it
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 5
55
Wormold
art
The sweep of the
Pno.
59
Wormold
should - - er A brush of the
Pno.
63
Wormold
breast
mp The
Pno. mp
67
Wormold
ten
- der young rump So pleas - ing - ly plump The
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 6
71
Wormold
part
I love best mf Yes when I'm
Pno.
75
Wormold
paint
- - ing Struc - ture and
Pno. mf
79
Wormold
form
I get a
Pno.
83
Wormold
feel
- - ing in - side that's fuz - zy and
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 7
87
Wormold
warm
Though my vo -
Pno.
Wormold
91
ca
- - tion may strike
Pno.
95 f
Wormold
some
as odd When I am
Pno. f
99
Wormold
paint
mp
- - ing Then I feel
Pno. mp
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 8
103
Wormold
close
to
Pno.
107
Wormold
God
Pno. mp
111 WORMOLD: "I always wanted to be an artist."
Wormold
Pno.
115 WORMOLD: (cont.) "But my father -- "The Vicar" -- forbade me."
Wormold
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 9
119 WORMOLD: (cont.) "He said that only God had the right to create."
Wormold
Pno.
123 WORMOLD: (cont.) "But my father was wrong! Now I have the right."
Wormold
mp
Be - cause when I'm
Pno.
127
Wormold
paint - - ing, paint - - ing
Pno. mf
131
Wormold
mp It's an art in it - self
mp
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 10
135
Wormold
My cal - ling in life
Pno. mf
139
Wormold
Keep - ing meat off the shelf
mp
Pno.
143
Wormold
Paint - ing it Taint - ing it
mf
Pno.
147
Wormold
Seiz - ing their spoils
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 11
Wormold
151
Ev - - 'ry joint a
Pno.
155
Wormold
stu - dy in oils
POLICEMEN
mf
Co. Watch him he's
mf
Watch him he's
Pno.
159
paint - - ing Paint - ing by
Co.
paint - - ing Paint - ing by
Pno.
f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 12
163 mp
Wormold
With a lit - tle dab With a lit - tle daub With a lit - tle flair
Co. heart Some think it
heart Some think it
chromatics stet
p
Pno. mf
167
Co. waste - - ful but he con - sid - ers it
waste - - ful but he con - sid - ers it
Pno.
171
Wormold
With a lit - tle brush With a lit - tle stroke With a lit - tle care
Co. art
art
chromatics stet
p mf
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
175 No. 5 - Painting By Heart 13
Wormold
Peo - ple think
Co. Peo - - ple think he
Peo - - ple think he
Pno.
179
Wormold
I ride rough shod mp But
rides rough shod
Co.
rides rough shod
Pno. f mp
183
Wormold
I've had this tal - ent since I was a kid
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 14
187
Wormold
Now I use it where - ev - er I'm bid
Pno.
191
f
Wormold
In a way Mi - chel An - ge - lo did Just the
f
Co. Just the
f
Just the
Pno.
195 rit.
Wormold
same ff Dad - dy I'm
Co. same
same
f
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 15
199 Broadly in 1 h. = 70
Wormold
paint - - ing Paint - ing and
Co. La la la la la la la la la la la la
f
La la la la la la la la la la la la
Pno. ff
203
Wormold
proud Think of my
Co. With a lit - tle dab With a lit - tle daub With a lit - tle flare
With a lit - tle dab With a lit - tle daub With a lit - tle flare
Pno. chromatics stet
207
Wormold
bo - - dy of work if I'd been al -
Co. La la la la la la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la la la la la
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
211 No. 5 - Painting By Heart 16
Wormold
lowed! Though my vo -
Co. With a lit - tle brush With a lit - tle stroke With a lit - tle care
With a lit - tle brush With a lit - tle stroke With a lit - tle care
Pno. chromatics stet
215
Wormold
mp ca - - tion may strike
Co. mp Ah ah
Ah ah
Pno. mp
219
Wormold
some as odd ff When I am
Co. Ah ah
Ah
ah
Pno. f
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 17
223
Wormold
paint - - ing Then I feel
Co. When he is paint - - ing
f When he is paint - - ing
Pno.
Piu mosso
227
Wormold
close
Co. Close
Close
Pno.
231
Wormold
to
Co. to
to
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 5 - Painting By Heart 18
Faster
235
Wormold
God
Co.
Ah
Ah
Pno.
239
Wormold
God
Co.
God
APPLAUSE
Pno.
SEGUE
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 5a - Painting By Heart - Wipe
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: APPLAUSE SEGUE
Fast Waltz - in 1 h. = 75
Noble
FEMALE CONSTABLES
f Oom
MALE CONSTABLES
f Oom pah pah
ff
Piano
ff
NOBLE
5
Noble
Oh, what a crime mf
f
Oom Oom Oom Pah
Oom pah pah Oom pah pah Oom pah pah pah
Pno.
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2 No.5a - Painting By Heart - Wipe
9
He
Noble
must be mad
Oom
Oom pah pah
Pno.
13
Noble
I thought
Oom Oom Oom Pah
Oom pah pah Oom pah pah Oom pah pah Pah
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.5a - Painting By Heart - Wipe 3
17
Hit
Noble
- ler was bad
Oom
pah pah
Pno.
21 poco rit.
Oom Oom pah pah
pah pah Oom pah pah
Pno.
mf
Half Time Feel
Noble
26 Poco moto (q = 116) VERONICA's PIANO - AS NEEDED (and as butchered)
PIANO SOLO
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.5a - Painting By Heart - Wipe
30
1.
Pno.
2.
34
Pno.
38
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: MOTHER DEAR:
"That’s a fine way to talk. You’d think I taught her no manners."
JOYCE: "Playing matinees at the Arcadia
Freely Theatre. No one even seeing my face."
Joyce
p
Piano
JOYCE: (cont.) "Giving lessons to privileged brats! If that’s what it’s like to have
children it's just as well we didn't have any."
5
Joyce
Pno.
JOYCE: (cont’d) "Striving to keep a gracious home, set a lovely table,
prepare a meal from the meagerest of means --"
9
Joyce
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No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
2
13 JOYCE: "I could have been somebody. I should have been somebody. Everyone said I had a lovely voice --"
Joyce
Pno.
MOTHER DEAR: "What did I tell you about your posture, Joyce! Nobody wants to grow a hump!"
17
Joyce
f
Pno.
Steady h = 70
21 JOYCE
Joyce
mf
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
banging her hands on the keys...
Pno.
f
25
Joyce
I'm some - bo - dy They ought to be Hob - nob - bing with yet they put me
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
3
Piu mosso
29
Joyce
down mp I see the way peo - ple smirk May - be their jibes would - n't
Pno. mp
33
Joyce
work If I could move in high cir - - cles
Pno.
piu mosso
37
Joyce
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
Pno.
mf
41
Joyce
mf
If on - ly they'd take the time they'd see That
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
4
45
Joyce
those who call me a no - bo - dy don't know
Pno.
Quicker h = 100
49
Joyce
me
Pno. f
3
53
Joyce
mf I'm a wo - man of sub - stance A wo - man with stand - ards
Pno. mf
57
Joyce
A wo - man of ma - ny ex - tremes
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
5
61
Joyce
A wo - man with hopes A wo - man who copes De -
Pno.
65
Joyce
spite so ma - ny un - ful - filled dreams I'm well -
Pno.
69
Joyce
bred e - nough Well - read e - nough with wit - ty rep - ar - tee I'm
Pno.
73
Joyce
good e - nough I've stood e - nough of peop - le talk - ing
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
6
poco rall.
76
Joyce
down to me
Pno.
Steady Swing h = 90
79
Joyce
f
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
Pno. f
83
Joyce
I'm some - bo - dy Who's born to be The cen - tre of eve - ry - thing in
Pno.
87
Joyce
town I'll be the creme de la creme I'll show I'm bet - ter than
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
7
91
Joyce
them Though they're so quick to con - demn me
Pno.
95
Joyce
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
Pno.
99
Joyce
I'm sure giv - en time they'll all a - gree That
Pno.
103
Joyce
those who call me a no - bo - dy
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
8
rall.
106
Joyce
f don't know...
Pno.
109 Slightly Broader h = 85
Joyce
No, No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
GIRLS
No - - bo - - dy No - bo - dy
Company mf BOYS
No
- - bo - - dy No - bo - dy
Pno. f
113
Joyce
I'm some - bo - dy They're gon - na see Rise up to be som - one of re -
Company Some - - bo - - - dy
Some
- - bo - - - dy
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
117 9
Joyce
nown I'll make them eat ev - ery word I'm not just one of the
G
B
B
Ooh Ooh
Company
G
B
B
Ooh Ooh
Pno.
121
Joyce
herd Time that the whole town was stirred up
Ooh Do do bi do Do do bi do
Company
Ooh Do do bi do Do do bi do
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
10
125 Più mosso h = 90
Joyce
No - - bo - - dy calls me no - bo - dy
Company No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy Ooh
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy Ooh
Pno.
129
Joyce
I'll climb to the top of an - y tree
Company Ah
Ah
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6 - Nobody - Part One
11
133
Joyce
Those who call me a no - bo - dy Don't know
Company f No - bo - dy Don't know
Don't know
No - bo - dy
Pno.
138
Joyce
me!
Pno. ff
142 APPLAUSE SEGUE
Joyce
ff
f Ah
Company
Ah
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: UNDER THE APPLAUSE FROM PART ONE
Bright h = 100
A1 A2 A3 A4
Company
mf
Piano
3
3
MRS ALLARDYCE, MRS LOCKWOOD, VERONICA
1 mf
Company
What a pre - poste - rous wom - an
Pno. f mf
3
5
Company Who does shes think she is
SWABY, ALLARDYCE, LOCKWOOD
mf
I'm on - ly thank - ful
Pno.
3
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2 No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2
8
Company
my wife Is - n't as de - ranged as his
Pno.
3
11
mp
Company The wom - an's an up - start The wo - man's a no - one
The wom - an's an up - start The wo - man's a no - one
Pno.
15
Company Her place is the back of the queue
Her place is the back of the queue
Pno.
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2 3
MRS ALLARDYCE
19
A lit - tle more beef?
Company She beg - gars be - lief
SWABY
Well
She beg - gars be - lief
Pno.
23
ALL
We're well
Company ALL
thank you I don't mind if I do We're well
Pno.
27
Company fed e - nough We've said e - nough the wo - man is no good De -
fed e-nough
We've said e - nough the wo - man is no good De -
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
4 No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2
31
void of charm SWABY
Company
Oh twist my arm per - haps just one more
void of charm
Pno.
rall.
34
One more York - shire
Company
York - shire pud
One more York - shire
Pno.
Slightly quicker h = 90
37 JOYCE
Joyce
f
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
No - - bo - - de - - li - cious!
Company mp
No - - bo - - de - - li - cious!
Pno. f
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2 5
41
Joyce
I'm some - bo - dy They're gon - na see Rise up to be some - one of re -
No - - - bo - - - de - - li - cious!
Company
No - - - bo - - - de - - li - cious!
Pno.
45
Joyce
nown I'll make them eat ev - ery word I'm not just one of the
Pno.
49
Joyce
herd Time that the whole town was stirred up
The hoi pol - loi Will not en - joy
Company mf
The hoi pol - loi Will not en - joy
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
6 No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2
53
Joyce
f
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy calls me no - bo - dy
Yum! Yum! Yum! Sir - loin!
Company
mp
Yum! Yum! Yum! Sir - loin!
Pno.
57
Joyce
I'll climb to the top of an - y tree
Yum! Yum! Rid - ic - u - lous nin - com - poop
Company mp mf
Yum! Yum! Rid - ic - u - lous nin - com - poop
Pno.
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2 7
61
Joyce
Those who call me a no - bo - dy
And she is
Company f
And she is
Pno.
64
Joyce
Company rub - bish at teach - ing pi - a - no as
rub - bish at teach - ing pi - a - no as
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
8 No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2
67
Joyce
Don't know
Company well
well
mp
Pno.
In 4 q = 100
71
Joyce
p
May - be they're right May - be it's true May - be I'm just a no - bo - dy
p
Pno.
75
Joyce
3
Is this my lot? My des - ti - ny?
GILBERT
Gilbert
mp To
Pno.
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 6a - Nobody - Part 2 9
JOYCE: "Your dinner’s getting cold."
79 rall.
Joyce
me
Gilbert
you'll al - ways be some - bo - dy
Pno.
83
Joyce
p They don't know me
Pno. mp
APPLAUSE SEGUE
No.6b Sutcliffe's Farm
86 a tempo
She sits
Joyce
Pno. mf p
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
No. 6b - Sutcliffe's Farm
The Chicken Chase
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
Fast h = 100
41
f
Piano
mf
45
Pno.
f
49
Pno.
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2 No.6b - Sutcliffe's Farm - The Chicken Chase
(bars 53 - 81 CUT)
82
f
Pno.
f
86
Pno.
[CUT ON CUE]
94
f
Pno.
f
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.6b - Sutcliffe's Farm - The Chicken Chase 3
97
3
3
3
Pno.
100
ff
Pno.
ff
103
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
No.7 - A Private Function
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE - SWABY: And a damn fine dinner -- the likes of which have not been
seen since before the War. And all in honour of that pure, unspoiled couple..."
Andante q = 80
Swaby
SWABY: "...who stand for everything we fought for. And died for. This isn't just dinner, gentlemen."
Piano
SWABY: "This is our moment!"
SWABY
4
mp
Swaby
A pri - vate func- tion A bles - sed treat A grand oc - cai- sion as be
Pno.
8
Swaby
fits this town's e - lite The roy - al coup - le will that day be joined Let us
Pno.
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2 No.7 - A Private Function
mf
11
Swaby
share their rap - ture with the pork that we've pur - loined I'll pro - pose the loy - al
Pno. mf
BETTY Snorts
mp
14
Swaby
toast To the Prince and to his Princ - ess And our fine pork
Pno.
mp
Più mosso q = 86
17 ALLARDYCE: "Betty!" mf
ALLARDYCE
Allardyce
A
LOCKWOOD mf
Lockwood
A
mf
Swaby
roast A
Pno.
mf
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.7 - A Private Function 3
21
Allardyce
pri - vate func- tion as Eng - land strives
Lockwood
pri - vate func- tion as Eng - land strives and their
Swaby
pri - vate func- tion as Eng - land strives For men of sub- stance
Pno. mf
mp
24
Allardyce
For hope for glor - y for a land that's free
mp
Lockwood
ev - er charm - ing wives For hope for glor - y for a land that's free
mp
Swaby
For hope for glor - y for a land that's free And yet
Pno. mp
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.7 - A Private Function
27 f
Allardyce
It's our priv - i - lege to
mf
Lockwood
It's our priv - i - lege to
mf
Swaby
not for peo - ple who are not our cup of tea It's our priv - i - lege to
Pno. mf
poco rit.
30
Allardyce
host Such a feast fit for a mon- arch Our fine pork
Lockwood
host Such a feast fit for a mon- arch Our fine pork
Swaby
host Such a feast fit for a mon- arch Of our fine pork
f
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.7 - A Private Function 5
Pompous and circumstantial q = 90
f
33
Allardyce
roast
f mf
Lockwood
roast For
f
mf
Swaby
roast For
ff
Pno.
37
Allardyce
mf For gen - er - a-tions Look back and say Re - mem - ber clear - ly where we
gen
Lockwood
- er - a - tions we'll look back and say We re - mem - ber clear - ly where we
Swaby
gen - er - a - tions we'll look back and say We re - mem - ber clear - ly where we
Pno. mf
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No.7 - A Private Function
f
40
Allardyce
were that sa-cred day And great men will proud - ly boast Of the
f
were that sa-cred day And great men
Lockwood
will proud - ly boast Of the
f
Swaby
were that sa-cred day And great men will proud - ly boast Of the
Pno. f
43
Allardyce
func-tion the were pri - vy to Our fine pork
func-tion the were pri - vy to
Lockwood
Our fine
Swaby
func- tion the were pri - vy to Our fine pork
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.7 - A Private Function 7
47 rit. Meno mosso
Allardyce
roast
Lockwood
mp
roast
p
Swaby
roast A pri - vate func- tion they were pri - vy to Our
p
Pno.
50
Allardyce
p Our fine pork roast with ap - ple sauce
p
Lockwood
Our fine pork roast with ap - ple sauce
Swaby
fine pork roast
Pno.
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No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: GILBERT: "I don't..."
ALLARDYCE: "She won't bite. She's every so gentle."
Freely h = 90
ALLARDYCE
Allardyce
mp If you think if farm yard crea-tures
And their most dist - inct - ive fea - tures
Piano mp
5
Allardyce
Pret - ty soon you'll have
a comp - re - hen - sive list When
Pno.
9
Allardyce
peo - ple stop and
think A - bout a pig they just think pink Per - haps a
Pno.
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colla voce h = 60 A Tempo h = 90
13
snout
Allardyce
a cur-ly tail And yet there'ssome-thing that they've missed For
Pno.
18
Allardyce
when you get up clos - er Then you're in for a sur - prise
L.H.
Pno.
poco rall.
22
Allardyce
Have you seen the col - our Of this lit - tle pig - gy's eyes?
mf
Pno.
mf
26 Romantically
Allardyce
Bet
- ty blue eyes Bet - ty blue eyes When I look in - to your
Pno. mp
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes 3
30
Allardyce
two
eyes I see the heart and soul of God's cre - a - tion
Pno.
34
Allardyce
Bet - ty blue eyes Bet - ty blue eyes There were nev - er two more
Pno.
38
Allardyce
true
eyes How I love this per - fect pig - men - ta - tion
Pno.
42
Gentle fox-trot h = 76
Allardyce
They're blu - er than the sky a - bove They're deep - er than the
Pno.
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4 No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes
46
Allardyce
sea I al - most think they're smil - ing When she turns and fa - ces
Pno.
50 poco rit. A tempo h = 76
Allardyce
me mf Bet - ty
blue eyes Bet - ty blue eyes Some folk tend to mis - con -
Pno. mf
54
Allardyce
strue eyes
But I'm proud to say this here and now
Pno.
58 poco rit. molto rit.
Allardyce
I will nev - er have eyes for an - y oth - er
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes 5
61 A tempo h = 80
GILBERT: "Does Mrs Allardyce know about this?"
sow
Allardyce
Pno.
65 ALLARDYCE: "She wouldn't understand." GILBERT: "No...no I don't suppose she would."
Allardyce
Pno.
69
Allardyce
mp Would you
say they're corn - flower or hya - cinth?
mp
Pno.
71
Allardyce
Would you
call them wedge- wood or az - ure?
Pno.
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6 No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes rit.
73
Allardyce
Do you think they're sapph - ire or ba - by blue? All I know is you havegot this strange al -
mf
Pno.
76 Picking up h = 90
Allardyce
lure
Oh, Bet - ty
Pno.
rall.
80
Allardyce
Bet
f
- ty Bet - ty Bet - ty
Pno. f
84 Foxtrot h = 76
Allardyce
blue eyes
GILBERT
Gilbert
f
Bet - ty blue eyes If an art - ist ev - er drew eyes I
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes 7
88 ALLARDYCE
Allardyce
You know you're right Bet - ty
doubt he'd ev
Gilbert
- er catch that sweet ex - pres - sion Bet - ty
Pno.
92
Allardyce
blue eyes
Bet - ty blue eyes Blink - ing in the morn - ing dew eyes She's the
blue eyes
Gilbert
Blink - ing in the morn - ing dew eyes
Pno.
96
Allardyce
per - fect cure
for my de - pres - sion And
Pno.
100
Allardyce
each time I
come vis - it - ing Her eyes just seem to say "I
Pno.
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8 No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes
poco rall.
104
Allardyce
hope per - haps you've brought "A few more gin - ger snaps to - day" Bet - ty
Gilbert
"A few more gin - ger snaps to - day" Bet - ty
Pno.
108 A tempo h = 80
Allardyce
blue eyes
bet - ty blue eyes Sad - ly there are all too few eyes That
blue eyes
Gilbert
Pno.
112
Allardyce
meet mine and leave me all a - gog
Gilbert
I'm all a - gog
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes 9
Dictated h = 40
116
Allardyce
Now
I'll nev - er have eyes for an - y oth - er
Now
Gilbert
I'll nev - er have eyes for an - y oth - er
Pno.
A Tempo h = 80 ALLARDYCE: "She likes you. She doesn't just take to anyone, you know."
123
hog
Allardyce
hog
Gilbert
Pno.
mp
GILBERT: "She's quite -- a lady, as you say."
127 ALLARDYCE: "I knew you'd see it. I could just tell."
Allardyce
f
Bet ty
Gilbert
f
Bet ty
Pno.
mf
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10 No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes
131
Allardyce
blue eyes Bet ty blue eyes With your sweet "How do you do eyes" Folk
Gilbert
blue eyes With your sweet "How do you do eyes"
f
Pno.
135
Allardyce
mock me but I don't care a fig
Gilbert
Don't
Pno.
rall.
138
gliss.
Allardyce
gliss.
Gilbert
care a fig
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.8 - Betty Blue Eyes 11
rall.
141
Allardyce
I will nev - er have eyes for an - y oth - er
Gilbert
I will nev - er have eyes for an - y oth - er
Pno.
A Tempo h = 86
144
Allardyce
Gilbert
3
3
3 3
Pno. mf
APPLAUSE SEGUE:
No.8a First In Line At Last
148
Allardyce
pig
Gilbert
3
pig
3
f
ff
Pno.
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No. 8a - First In Line At Last
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE - APPLAUSE SEGUE FROM No 8
Allego ma non tripo q = 160
Gilbert
f
Piano
mf
f
4
Pno.
f
mf
6
Pno.
mf f mf
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2 No. 8a - First In Line At Last
10
Pno.
14
Pno.
16 poco rit.
Gilbert
MOTHER
JABS WITH
HER BROLLY
Pno.
f
gliss
.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 8b - Barraclough Reveals All
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
WARNING: - JOYCE: "First come, first served, Veronica.
That's the fair and equitable way. Isn't that so, Mrs Allardyce?"
MRS ALLARDYCE: "Yes, that's right."
CUE: VERONICA: "Ow!"
Tensely h = 96 BARRACLOUGH: "Good morning, ladies."
Gilbert
mf mp
Piano
3 poco rit.
Gilbert
Pno.
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No. 9 - The Riot
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
MOTHER DEAR: "Where did it finish?" WORMOLD: "Dead last."
MOTHER DEAR: "With horseradish it'll be a winner."
Conspiritorially q = 140
WORMOLD: "Touch that, madam, and you're an accessory." JOYCE: "She's 84!" WORMOLD: "Then she should know by..."
Company
Piano mp
"...now to respect the law and the hand that enforces it. This shop is officially closed."
5
Company
Pno.
CROWD (ad. lib.): "You can’t do that! How will we eat?! There’ll be no butchers left!"
NOBLE: "Everyone kindly disperse. I said everyone leave the premises!"
With movement q = 160
7
Company
Pno. f mf
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11 CROWD FREEZE - NUTTALL: "What did I tell you? Thievery and chicanery everywhere you look."
Company
mp
Pno.
15 WORMOLD: "Your tips have proven invaluable, Mr. Nutall -- especially to you.
Company
Pno.
"Seems now you're the only butcher left in town." NUTALL: "Just goes to prove -- honesty's the best policy." CROWD UNFREEZE
19
Company
Pno.
WORMOLD: "Take him away!" BARRACLOUGH : "Bastard!" NOBLE: "Sorry about this, Thomas."
(bars 26 & 27 cut)
23 28
Company
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 9 - The Riot 3
BARRACLOUGH: "You damn well ought to be. NOBLE: "This isn't France This is England.
They eat horse in France -- " And these used to be ordinary, decent people."
29 (bar 30 cut) 31
SAFETY
Company
Pno. mf f
33
CROWD
mf Blood - y hell what a waste All that meat go - ing
Company
f What a waste!
Pno. mf
36
up the spout While we have nowt It leaves a na - sty
Company
Up the spout! We have nowt! Leaves a na - sty
Pno.
f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No. 9 - The Riot
Waltz in 1 h. = 80
39
WORMOLD
Wormold
mf Time
to start
taste
Company
taste
Pno.
43
Wormold
paint - - ing Paint - ing by
p f
Company
Arrrrgh
Pno. mf
47
Wormold
heart Some think it
mf No he can't it's ob - scene
Company
mf No he can't it's ob - scene
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 9 - The Riot 5
51
Wormold
waste - - ful But I con - si - der it
p f
Company
Arrrrgh
Pno.
55 cresc. poco a poco
Wormold
art
Noth - ing wrong with that piece of meat We'd
Company
cresc. poco a poco
Noth - ing wrong with that piece of meat We'd
cresc. poco a poco
Pno. cresc. poco a poco
59
Wormold
Company ra - ther eat We don't care where it's
ra - ther eat We don't care where it's
Pno.
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6 No. 9 - The Riot
63
Wormold
Company been!
been!
Pno. ff
65 In 2 h = 100 NOBLE: "All right, that's enough! Move along or I'll chuck the lot of you in jail! Go on!"
Company
Pno. mf
CROWD: (ad lib) "Get out of my way! I’ve had enough! I’m starving! It’s disgusting!
69 How am I supposed to feed the children? I want my fair share and I want it NOW!"
Company
THE CROWD BURST THROUGH
Pno. ff
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No. 9 - The Riot 7
71 SLOW MOTION JOYCE: "Mother --!"
Company
+ swooping Vln/Cello
f
harmonics + accordion
mf
Pno.
f Timp pulse
75 JOYCE: "Gilbert!"
Company
Pno.
GILBERT SAVES MOTHER
79 "The Hero arrives!" - Still Slow Mo
Company
Pno. f
83
Company
Pno.
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8 No. 9 - The Riot
87 h. = w
Company
ff
Pno.
ff
SEGUE: No.9a
The Grand Hotel Waltz
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 9a - The Nobody Waltz
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: SEGUE AS ONE fron No.9 - The Riot
JOYCE: "Look at me -- I'm rattled as a teacup."
With Movement h. = 70 MOTHER DEAR: "You're always rattled about something."
Gilbert
PALM COURT TRIO
Piano p
JOYCE: "With good reason! If it weren't for Gilbert risking life and limb, you might've been trampled to death."
5
Gilbert
Pno.
MOTHER DEAR: "It wasn't for me -- it was for my ration book."
9 GILBERT: "I don't need you bloody ration book. Look what I've got!"
Gilbert
Pno.
HE unwraps a small brown-paper parcel, revealing: JOYCE: "A bone with a scrap of gristle?"
13
Gilbert
Pno.
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2 No. 9a - The Nobody Waltz
17 GILBERT: "It's a pork shank! ..."
Gilbert
Pno.
21 GILBERT (cont.): "Almost. Farmer Sutcliffe gave it to me. In appreciation."
Gilbert
Pno.
JOYCE: "Aren't we the lucky ones! Who knows what gifts will be bestowed on us next? ..."
25
Gilbert
Pno.
JOYCE (cont.): "Perhaps a calf's tail or a pig's ear? ..."
29
Gilbert
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 9a - The Nobody Waltz 3
JOYCE (cont.): "Yes, the Chilvers are certainly moving up in the world!"
33 MOTHER DEAR: "It's still got some tasty bits on it, Joyce."
Gilbert
Pno.
JOYCE: "She used to be such a grand woman." HOTEL MANAGER: "Pardon me, madam. ..."
37
Gilbert
Pno.
HE attempts to take the bone
HOTEL MANAGER (cont.): "Only food purchased on the premises is permitted." away from her. SHE attempts
to sink her teeth into his wrist.
41
Gilbert
Pno.
HE leaps back.
JOYCE: "She's 84." GILBERT: "It's nearly three o'clock. Mustn't be late for my appointment with Mr.Lockwood."
45
Gilbert
Pno.
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4 No. 9a - The Nobody Waltz
49 JOYCE: "Gilbert's leasing premises on the Parade!"
Gilbert
Pno.
3
53 MOTHER DEAR: "It's about time you made something of yourself."
Gilbert
Pno.
57 JOYCE: "Couldn't you give him a word of encouragement - just once?"
Gilbert
Pno.
MOTHER DEAR: "Straighten your hat." JOYCE: "You've never approved of Gilbert. You've always underestimated him."
61
Gilbert
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 9a - The Nobody Waltz 5
MOTHER DEAR: "You could've had a dozen suitors if you'd only waited --"
65
Gilbert
Pno.
JOYCE: "There were no other suitors! And there was no time to wait! One had to seize the moment --"
69 rall.
Gilbert
Pno.
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No.10 - Lionheart
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "That's right! That night back home in Leeds, at the Primrose Ballroom... "
JOYCE: (cont.) "-- Billy Carroll’s band was playing."
Jitterbug h = 130
Joyce
PIANO SOLO
Piano
mf
JOYCE (cont’d): "I didn't want to go but my friend Kitt insisted. She said, "You'll have the time of your life"."
6
Joyce
Pno. f DRUM FILL
gliss
.
12
Pno. ff
16
Pno.
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JOYCE
20
Joyce
mf
Cut - ting the rug in the Prim - rose ball - room
Pno.
mf
24
Joyce
Hop - ing the night would - n't end
Pno.
28
Joyce
Kitt dressed to kill in her brand new ny - lons
Pno.
32
Joyce
Me just her dowd - y best
friend There were
Pno.
36
Joyce
plen - ty of lads there For las - ses to choose from So
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 3
40
Joyce
may - be it's un - fair to gripe Those
Pno.
Joyce
44
charm - ing young sold - iers Who we loved to dance with But
Pno.
Swung 4 q = 100
Suddenly slower
48
Joyce
none of them real - ly my type
GIRL 1
mp She
GIRL 2
Girl
Trio
mp She
GIRL 3
mp
She
Pno. mp 3 3
3
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4 No.10 - Lionheart
51
Joyce
mp A
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart Like all girls did back then
Girl
Trio
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart Like all girls did back then
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart Like all girls did back then
3 3
3 3
3
3 3
Pno.
Con Ped.
55
Joyce
gal - lant knight A dash - ing Prince A gi - ant a - mongst men A
Oh Oh Oh mp Ah
Girl
Trio mp
Oh Oh Oh Ah
mp
Oh Oh Oh Ah
3
3 3
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 5
59
Joyce
3
he - ro who would res - cue me And set my heart a - flame
Oh Oh She
Girl
Trio
Oh Oh She
Oh Oh She
3
3
3 3
3
Pno. 3 3
63
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart But her li - on - heart ne - ver
Girl
Trio
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart But her li - on - heart ne - ver
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart But her li - on - heart ne - ver
3
3
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No.10 - Lionheart
67 Straight Jitterbug h = 130
came
Girl
Trio
came
came
Pno. ff
71
Pno.
75 JOYCE
Joyce
mf Cut - ting the rug in the Prim - rose Ball - room
Pno.
mf
79
Joyce
They turned the pace up a notch
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 7
83
Joyce
Kitt real - ly shone when she took the dance floor
Pno.
87
Joyce
Me, I was hap - py to watch
gliss
.
Pno. ff
91
Pno.
ff
95
Pno.
99
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
8 No.10 - Lionheart
103
3
Pno.
107 DRUMS - Floor tom "sing-sing-sing"
Pno. f
113
Pno.
119
Pno.
123 Boogie - Woogie
Pno. ff
127
Pno. Cartwheel
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 9
131
Pno.
135
Pno.
139
Dancers
f
Liv - ing! Breath - ing! Sen - ses height - ened! Pul - ses rac - ing!
Dancers
f Liv - ing!
Breath - ing! Sen - ses height - ened! Pul - ses rac - ing!
Pno. mf
145
Dancers
No - one fright - ened! Liv - ing! Breath - ing! Jump - ing! Jiv - ing!
Dancers
No - one fright - ened! Liv - ing! Breath - ing! Jump - ing! Jiv - ing!
f
Pno.
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10 No.10 - Lionheart
151
Dancers
Lov - ing! Laugh - ing! We're sur - vi - ving here
Dancers
Lov - ing! Laugh - ing! We're sur - vi - ving here
Pno. f
156
Dancers
and now
Dancers
and now
ff
Pno.
161 GIRL TRIO - unison
Trio
Girl
ff Cut - ting the rug in the Prim - rose Ball - room
DRUMS ONLY CONTINUE RHYTHM
Pno.
165
BAND SOLOS
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 11
169
Trio
Girl
Caught
in the mo - ment our fears es - caped us
Pno.
173
BAND SOLOS
Pno.
177
Pno.
181
Pno.
185
Pno.
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12 No.10 - Lionheart
F/X SIREN
189
Pno.
An EXPLOSION! Intense white light as the bomb finds its target.
195
Pno. ff
205
201
Pno.
208 Swung 4 q = 80
(The smoke clears, the ghosts of the THREE SINGERS from the band appear)
3
p She dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart Like all girls did back then
3
Girl
Trio
p
She dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart Like all girls did back then
3
p
She dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart Like all girls did back then
p ghostly
3 3
Pno. 3
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 13
212
A gal - lant knight A dash - ing Prince A gi - ant a - mongst men And
mp
Girl
Trio
A gal - lant knight A dash - ing Prince A gi - ant a - mongst men And
mp
mp
A gal - lant knight A dash - ing Prince A gi - ant a - mongst men And
Pno. PIANO CREEPS IN pp
217
on that fate- ful Aug - ust night When all the dust had cleared When
Girl
Trio
on that fate- ful Aug - ust night When all the dust had cleared When
on that fate- ful Aug - ust night When all the dust had cleared When
3
3
3 3
p
3
3 3
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
14 No.10 - Lionheart
poco rall.
221
she was least ex - pect - ing it A li - on heart ap - peared
Girl
Trio
she was least ex - pect - ing it A li - on heart ap - peared
she was least ex - pect - ing it A li - on heart ap - peared
3
Vln solo -
3 harmonics
Pno.
GILBERT: "All’s well, miss. I’m here now." GILBERT touches JOYCE’s cheek.
JOYCE: "Poor Kitt....How can I ever thank you?" GILBERT: "I'm only doing my duty."
GILBERT: "Come on, let's get you a nice cup of tea."
Straight and Freely q = 120
226
Joyce
And
Girl
Trio
And
And
Arte Shaw
Clarinet solo
p
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.10 - Lionheart 15
Swung 4 q = 90
230
on that fate - ful Au - gust night When all a - round was grim She
Girl
Trio
on that fate - ful Au - gust night When all a - round was grim She
on that fate - ful Au - gust night When all a - round was grim She
Accordion -
Pno.
basoon stop
Bass
234 Straight 4 q = 90
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart But nev - er dreamed her li - on - heart was
Girl
Trio
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart But nev - er dreamed her li - on - heart was
dreamed she'd meet her li - on - heart But nev - er dreamed her li - on - heart was
3
Pno.
3
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
16 No.10 - Lionheart
238
him
Girl
Trio
him
him
Pno solo in reverb
p pp
Pno. mp
Vibes + motor
SEGUE AS ONE - 10a
THERE'LL BE NO LEASE
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 10a - There'll Be No Lease
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: DEAD SEGUE FROM No.10
Freely q. = 80
GILBERT
Ham-mer-toesand bun-ions Cal-lous es and corns Clip-persfor the toe-nails
Gilbert
mf Tweez- ersfor the thorns
GILBERT: "Mr. Lockwood, I've come to sign my lease." LOCKWOOD: "There'll be no lease."
5
Gilbert
Pno.
GILBERT: "But -- but we agreed that -- " LOCKWOOD: "I said there'll be no lease! There's been a breach."
GILBERT: "A breach?" LOCKWOOD: "Failure to disclose a change of use."
6 Predatory q = 80
Gilbert
ppp an echo only
Pno. mp
darkly
GILBERT: "But I told you -- it's for my surgery." LOCKWOOD: "In order to do that,
9 you'd first need to obtain approval from the Head of the Planning Committee." GILBERT: "Who's that?"
Gilbert
Pno. mp
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2 No. 10a - There'll Be No Lease
GILBERT: "Very well, then. I would like to obtain approval from the --"
SWABY: "Save your breath. The Planning Commission has no time to deal with
a toe-nail clipping sod like you."
SWABY: "Me." GILBERT: "I have the right to apply, same as everyone else."
12
Più mosso q = 90
Gilbert
Pno.
mf
mp p pizz strings + banjo
3
3
slithering
SWABY: "Of course you do. You also have the right to be refused." GILBERT: "But I was told it was mine!"
SWABY: "There was no such commitment made to my knowledge. Was there yours, gentlemen?"
17
Gilbert
Pno.
3 3 3
21 SWABY: "That settles that. Now move along. I said, move along!"
Gilbert
Pno.
mp
3 3
3
3
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 10a - There'll Be No Lease 3
HE grabs the porcelain foot from GILBERT, hurls it
to the ground, smashing it to pieces..
SWABY: "Sorry, slipped. Come gentlemen, we have a banquet to prepare. Henry!."
25
Gilbert
5 5 5
sfz mp
Pno.
FADE AFTER JOYCE:
"Gilbert! Good heavens! What's happened?"
28
Gilbert
5 5 5
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
No.11 - Steal The Pig
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "Those were your very words. When's it going to start, Gilbert?"
Darkly q = 150
JOYCE (cont'd): "When's it going to start?"
GILBERT
Gilbert
mp
Lis - ten up
p
Piano
6
Gilbert
Joyce
It's eat or be eat - en They leave us no
Pno.
10
Gilbert
choice
I re- fuse to be beat - en We'll
Pno.
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14
JOYCE: "A what?"
Gilbert
just
steal a pig And I know a smash - er
Pno.
rall.
18
These
Gilbert
are rash times So we need to think rash - er
Pno.
mf
MOTHER DEAR: "He’s off his crumpet!"
JOYCE: "Pay no attention to him, Mother."
Steady 4 q = 106
22 GILBERT
Gilbert
mp You'll have pork You'll have tripe You'll have
mp
Pno.
25
Gilbert
chit
- ter - lings and of - fal You'll have crack - ling that's the crunch - i - est and then You'll have
mf
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
3
28
Gilbert
hocks
You'll have lard But I can't stand here andwaf-fle There's a ban - quet out there walk- ing round it's
Pno. mp
JOYCE: "You’re right, Mother. Starvation
has loosed his moorings."
31
GILBERT
Gilbert
pen
You'll have leg You'll have loin You'll have
mp
Pno. p
34
Gilbert
liv - er
Where's the sher - ry? I might need a swig Just to
Pno.
37
Gilbert
give me the strength As I go to this length I'll do the deedto - night
And stealthe
Pno. mf
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
4
JOYCE: "What pig?" GILBERT: "There’s a pig. At Sutcliffe Farm. Belongs to Swaby and the rest - but it could be ours!"
41 GILBERT
Gilbert
pig
mf It takes
p
mf
Pno. f
45
Gilbert
heart
It takes nerve It takes guts if we're to fight'em For they think they are the rul - ers of the
Pno.
48
Gilbert
land
They have wealth They have power And they will ad in - fi - ni - tum Un - less
Pno.
51
Gilbert
sim
- ple folk rise up and take a stand It takes gall It takes grit It takes
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
5
54
gump-tion
Gilbert
All it means is I have to think big In the
Pno.
57
Gilbert
still of the night When there's no - one in sight I'll creep up to the farm
And steal the
mp f
Pno.
Con Moto q = 120
61
pig
Gilbert
LOCKWOOD
Company
mf All our pre - - - par -
f mp
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
LOCKWOOD
6 64
Company at - ions will soon be com - plete
SWABY
With our
Pno.
SWABY
67
Company
sto - - machs rum - bling at the thought of fresh cooked
Pno.
70
ALLARDYCE
mf
And great men will proud - - ly
LOCKWOOD
Company
mf And great men will proud - - ly
SWABY
meat And great men will proud - - ly
Pno. mf
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.11 - Steal The Pig
7
73
will proud - ly boast Of the func- tion they were
smp
Company
will proud - ly boast Of the func- tion they were
smp
boast Of the func- tion they were
smp
smp
Pno. f
76
priv - y to Our fine pork
priv-vy to
Company
Our fine pork
priv - y to Our fine pork
mf
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
No.11 - Steal The Pig
8
Angry q = q
79 WORMOLD
Wormold
mf There'll be no fur- tive feasts
WOMEN
f
Fair shares fair shares for all
MEN
f Fair shares Fair shares for all
roast
Company
roast
roast
Pno.
83
Wormold
For those
Company Fair shares fair shares for all
MEN
Fair shares Fair shares for all
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
86 9
Wormold
who act like beasts mp Our count - ry paid the cost
Pno. mp
89
Wormold
Think of the men we lost The rumb - ling stom- ach cuts no
Pno.
rall.
92
Wormold
ice This is our sac - ri - -
Pno. mf
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95 Steady 4 q = 110
Joyce
f
We'll have pies And pa - té We'll have ba - con We will
Gilbert
f We'll have pies And pa - té We'll have ba - con
Wormold
fice
TOWNSPEOPLE
Company
f Pies! Pa - té! Ba - con!
f
Pno.
99
Joyce
show them each and eve - ry prig Though they may rule this town They will
Gilbert
Though they may rule this town They will
Company
Though they may rule this town They will
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
11
102
Joyce
not keep us down It's time to prove our worth So steal the
Gilbert
not keep us down It's time to prove our worth
Company
not keep us down It's time to prove our worth
f
Pno.
105 In 2 h = 100
Joyce
pig
GILBERT
Gilbert
ff At a girl
Pno.
sfz
109
3
Joyce
They leave us no
3
Gilbert
Joyce! It's eat or be eat - en They leave us no
Pno.
ff
5.5.11
Betty Blue Eyes
No.11 - Steal The Pig
12
113 rit.
Joyce
choice I re- fuse to be bea - ten ff More than
Gilbert
choice I re- fuse to be bea - ten ff More than
f ff
Company
We re- fuse to be bea - ten More than
f ff More than
We re- fuse to be bea - ten
Pno.
Battle March q = 100
119
Joyce
pork More than meat It's for ven - geance that we're yearn- ing We will scup - per thisfinesup- per that they
pork
Gilbert
More than meat It's for ven - geance that we're yearn- ing We will scup - per thisfinesup- per that they
Company pork More than meat It's for ven - geance that we're yearn- ing
pork More than meat It's for ven - geance that we're yearn- ing
Pno. ff
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
13
122
Joyce
planned We'll re - gain self - re- spect For at last the worm is turn - ing For the
Gilbert
planned We'll re - gain self - re- spect For at last the worm is turn - ing For the
Fair shares
Company
f
Fair shares
Pno.
Più mosso
125
Joyce
first time we will havethe up - per hand We'll have strength We'll have might We'll have
first time
Gilbert
we will havethe up - per hand We'll have strength We'll have might We'll have
Company Fair shares mp Ah
Fair shares
Pno. mf
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
14
Più piu q = 114
128
Joyce
just - ice And the joy is no - bod - y will twig No - bo - dy No - bo - dy
mf
just - ice
Gilbert
And the joy is no - bod - y will twig No - bo - dy No - bo - dy
f
Joy
Company
Pno.
f
132
Joyce
No - bo - dy Come the day come the hour It's not pork This is
f
Gilbert
No - bo - dy Come the day come the hour It's not pork This is
Company f Come the day come the hour Its not pork This is
mf f
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
15
136
Joyce
power We must dothedeed to - night And steal the pig!
mf
power
Gilbert
We must dothedeed to - night
Wormold
ff power!
Company
ff
Pno.
subito mp
140 JOYCE: "And when you return -- sexual intercourse will be in order!"
Wormold
f
Ev - er on - ward we'll fight There is
+TOWN COUNCIL
f
Ev - er on - ward we'll fight There is
Company
f
Ev - er on - ward we'll fight There is
f
mf
Pno.
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No.11 - Steal The Pig
16
143
Joyce
So just you wait and see ff We'll dig for vic - to -
Gilbert
ff
So just you wait and see We'll dig for vic - to -
glo - ry in sight
Wormold
So just you wait and see ff We'll dig for vic - to -
SOP
glo - ry in sight f So just you wait and see We'll dig for vic - to -
ALTO
glo - ry in sight f So just you wait and see ff We'll dig for vic - to -
Company
TENOR
glo - ry in sight f
So just you wait and see ff We'll dig for vic - to -
BASS
glo - ry in sight
f ff
So just you wait and see We'll dig for vic - to -
Pno. f
5.5.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.11 - Steal The Pig
17
poco rit.
147
Joyce
ry
Gilbert
ry
ry
Wormold
ry
ry
Company
ry
ry
ff
fff
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 5.5.11
No. 11a - Entr'Acte
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
Grandly in 2 h = 110
Piano
ff
6 poco rall.
Pno. fp
10 A Little Broader h = 90
f
Pno.
f
14
Pno.
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2 No.11a - Entr'Acte
18
Pno.
22
Pno.
26
Pno.
30
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.11a - Entr'Acte 3
34
Pno.
38
Pno.
41 Più mosso h = 96
Tbn.
f
Pno. mf
45
Tpt.
Tbn.
Pno. f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
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49
Tpt.
Tbn.
Pno.
82
Tpt.
f
Tbn.
Pno. f
86
Tpt.
Tbn.
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.11a - Entr'Acte 5
94
Tpt.
Tbn.
Pno. f
97
Tpt.
Tbn.
ff
3
3 3
Pno.
ff
101
Tpt.
Tbn.
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.12 - Another Little Victory
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "Mustn't let the neigbours get wind!"
Military Swing q = 144
GILBERT: "You look ravishing!" JOYCE: "And you have never looked more dashing."
Gilbert
p
Piano
GILBERT: "Why, if I didn't know better, I'd swear you were the Duchess of Pork!" (Swung quavers)
5 JOYCE: "And you must be Sir Francis Bacon!"
Joyce
It's a -
Gilbert
It's a -
Pno.
9
Joyce
noth- er lit - tle vic - tor - y for lit - tle Eng - land An - oth - er lit - tle feath- er in our cap You
Gilbert
noth- er lit - tle vic - tor - y for lit - tle Eng - land An - oth - er lit - tle feath- er in our cap You
3
Pno.
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13
Joyce
wake up fear - ing what an - oth - er day may bring and Look at what just fell in - to our lap
Gilbert
wake up fear - ing what an - oth - er day may bring and Look at what just fell in - to our lap
Pno.
17
Joyce
Though thehoi - ty toi - ty willbe deep ly sha - ken When they see that we are bring - ing home the ba - con
Gilbert
Though thehoi - ty toi - ty willbe deep ly sha - ken When they see that we are bring - ing home the ba - con
Pno.
21
3
Joyce
Let them sit and stew in it 'cos they'll be hav - ing none It's a -
3
Gilbert
Let them sit and stew in it 'cos they'll be hav - ing none It's a -
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.12 - Another Little Victory
3
25
Joyce
noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time It real - ly feels as if we
Gilbert
noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time It real - ly feels as if we
Pno.
29 JOYCE: "Gilbert! It's doing it's business!" GILBERT: "I can see that."
Joyce
won
Gilbert
won
Pno. mp
33 JOYCE: "I can't bear it. Do something!" GILBERT: "What do you want me to do - get a cork?"
Joyce
mf It's a-
Gilbert
mf It's a-
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
4 37
Joyce
noth- er lit - tle vic to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land An - oth - er lit - tle ar- row in our bow
Gilbert
noth- er lit - tle vic to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land An - oth - er lit - tle ar- row in our bow
It's
3
Pno. mf
41
Gilbert
fun - ny how it on - ly takes the slight - est thing and Sud- den ly we're peop - le they should know
Pno.
45 JOYCE
Joyce
Though you often seem to be a cow - ard - y cust-ard This time Gil - bert you have real - ly cut the must-ard
mp
Pno.
49
3
Joyce
Now get on and fin - ish it This job that you've be - gun mf It's a -
Gilbert
mf It's a -
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.12 - Another Little Victory
5
53
Joyce
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time It real-ly feels as if we
f
Gilbert
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land and this time It real-ly feels as if we
Pno.
mf f
57 SWABY: "Gone? What do you mean, gone?" SUTCLIFFE: "As in no longer there!" LOCKWOOD: "Where did it go?"
Joyce
won
Gilbert
won
Pno. mp
61 SWABY: "How do I know where a pig goes in the middle of the night? The local pub?" ALLARDYCE: "Oh dear, oh dear..."
Company
Pno.
ALLARDYCE: "What if she was pig-napped?" SWABY: "Would you calm yourself? LOCKWOOD: "This was your responsibility."
65
Company
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
6 SUTCLIFFE: "I'm a farmer, not a night watchman." ALLARDYCE: "Was there a ransom note?
69 Should we offer a reward?" SWABY: "For an unlicensed pig?" LOCKWOOD: "We'd all be arrested."
Company
Pno.
73 SUTCLIFFE: "That thing should've been ground into sausagemeat."ALLARDYCE: "Oh, my Betty! My poor, dear Betty!"
Company
Pno.
mf
Più mosso
76 ALLARDYCE + LOCKWOOD
Company Gone! The pig has gone! The pig has gone! And knocked us off our perch
SWABY + SUTCLIFFE
Gone! The pig has gone! The pig has gone! And knocked us off our perch
f
Pno.
Gone! Gone! Gone! in the lurch
80 A
L
Gone! Gone! Gone! in the lurch
Company
SWABY & SUTCLIFFE
Gone! The pig has gone! The pig has gone And left us in the lurch
Pno. mf
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
poco rall. 7
84
Joyce
mf
It's a -
Gilbert
Be - gin the search
mf
It's a -
Be - gin the search
Company
Be - gin the search
3
Pno.
3 f
3
87 Military Swing q = 144
Joyce
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land An - oth- er lit - tle chance for us to shine I-
Gilbert
noth-er lit - tle vic-to - ry for lit - tle Eng-land An - oth-er lit - tle chance for us to shine
3
mf
Pno. 3
3
91
Joyce
mag - ine we could meet the daught - er of our King and Have her and the Prince come round to dine
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
8
95 Regal
Company
The Prince and Princess enter
3
3
mf
Pno.
99 PRINCESS ELIZABETH
Company
mp How do you do Charm - ing charm - ing
Pno.
103 PRINCE PHILIP
Company
How ve - - ry nice to meet you Thank you Thank you
Pno.
Swing
108 JOYCE
Joyce
Just be - tween our - selves Ithink we'llsoon be head - ing South tojoin her fam- ily at the Roy - al wed - ding
mp
3
3
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
9
112
Joyce
Peo - ple look- ing up to us our mo - ment in the sun
Gilbert
Our mo - ment in the sun It's a -
mf
Pno. mf
116
Joyce
It's a - noth- er lit -tle vic to - ry And this time It real - ly feels as if we
Gilbert
noth- er lit -tle vic to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time It real - ly feels as if we
Pno. f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.12 - Another Little Victory
10 q = h Straight feel
120 Rapturously in 2 h = 80
Joyce
won
Gilbert
won
TOWNSPEOPLE
S
f Look! It's Joyce and Gil - bert And look who's
A
f
Company Look! It's Joyce and Gil - bert And look who's
T
f Look! It's Joyce and Gil - bert And look who's
B
f Look! It's Joyce and Gil - bert And look who's
Pno. f
3
3
124
with them The Prin - cess They are quite clear - ly
mp
with them The Prin - cess They are quite clear - ly
Company
mp
with
them The Prin - cess They are quite clear - ly
mp
with them
The
Prin - cess They are quite clear - ly
mp cresc. poco a poco
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.12 - Another Little Victory
11
molto rall.
128
peop - le we real - ly ought to know It's a -
f ff
peop - le we real - ly ought to know It's a -
Company
f ff
peop
- le we real - ly ought to know ff It's a -
f
peop - le we real - ly ought to know It's a -
f
Pno.
3
RADIO BROADCASTER: "It’s another little victory for little England. Another little jewel in the crown."
Military Swing q = 144
132
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew - el in the crown We
Company noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry
for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew - el in the crown We
noth-er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth-er
lit - tle jew - el in the crown We
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew - el in the crown We
Pno.
ff
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12
136
nev - er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
nev - er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
Company
nev-er thought we'd ev - er get
the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
nev - er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
Pno.
140 mf
Joyce
See the way that eve - ry - one is look - ing at you May - be giv - en time they will e - rect a sta - tue
mf
See the way that eve - ry -one is look - ing
Gilbert
at you May - be giv - en time they will e - rect a sta - tue
p Ah Ah
p Ah
Company Ah
Ah
Ah
p
Ah
mf
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
144 13
3
Joyce
Some - thing to com - mem- or - ate the good that we have done It's a
3
Some-thing to com-mem-or-ate the good that we have done
Gilbert
It's a
Ah It's a -
Ah
Company
Ah
It's a -
Ah All the good they've done
Pno.
3
Più
148 mosso
Joyce
noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time this time
noth-er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit
Gilbert
- tle Eng - land And this time this time
noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time this time
f
Company It's a - noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry And this time this time
noth-er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit
- tle Eng - land And this time this time
It's a - noth - er lit - tle vic - to - ry And this time this time
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
14
152 rall.
Joyce
ff It's
this time a -
this time
Gilbert
ff It's
a -
PRINCESS ELIZABETH
ff One more time!
this time
SOP + ALTO
Company this time ff It's a -
this time
ff It's a -
this time
It's a -
ff 3
Pno.
3
156
Joyce
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew- el in the crown We
Gilbert
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew- el in the crown We
ff How do you do Charm - ing charm - ing
Company
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew- el in the crown We
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew- el in the crown We
noth- er lit - tle vic - to - ry for lit - tle Eng - land A - noth- er lit - tle jew- el in the crown We
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
160 15
Joyce
nev er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
Gilbert
nev er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
How ve - - ry
nice to meet you Thank you
Company
nev er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
nev er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
nev er thought we'd ev - er get the chance to sing and Hang the flags and bunt- ing in the town
Pno.
164 mf
Joyce
See the way that eve- ry - one is look ing at you May - be giv - en time they will e - rect a sta - tue
mf
Gilbert
See the way that eve- ry - one is look ing at you May - be giv - en time they will e - rect a sta - tue
SOP p Ah Ah
ALTO p Ah
Ah
Company
p Ah
TEN
Ah
p Ah
BASS
mf
Pno.
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No.12 - Another Little Victory
16 168
3
Joyce
Some - thing tocom - mem- or - ate the good that we have done It's a
3
Gilbert
Some - thing tocom - mem- or - ate the good that we have done It's a
Ah It's a -
Ah
Company
Ah It's a -
Ah All the good they've done
Pno.
3
172
Joyce
noth- er lit - tle vic - to-ry for lit - tle
Eng - land And this time it real - ly feels as if we
Gilbert
noth- er lit - tle vic - to-ry for lit - tle
Eng - land And this time it real - ly feels as if we
noth- er lit - tle vic - to-ry for lit - tle Eng - land And this time it real - ly feels as if we
f It's a - noth- er lit - tle vic - to-ry And this time
it real - ly feels as if
we
Company
noth- er lit - tle vic - to-ry for lit - tle
Eng - land And this time it
real - ly feels as if we
It's a - noth- er lit - tle vic - to-ry And this time it real - ly feels as if we
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.12 - Another Little Victory
17
177 Uproarious Swing q = 180
Joyce
won
Gilbert
won
won
won
Company
won
won
fff
Pno.
APPLAUSE SEGUE
No.12a - ALV - Play Off
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No. 12a - Another Little Victory - Play Off
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: APPLAUSE SEGUE: No 12
Military Swing q = 144
ff
Piano
3
3
JOYCE: "Now kill it! Slit it's throat!"
molto rall. Meno Mosso
5
mp l.r.
Pno. dim. a niente
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Full Score
No.12b - Steal The Pig - Reprise
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "Surely you can dispatch one pig so that we may eat.
It's doing it's business again!"
Steady 4 q = 110
GILBERT: "With that?"
JOYCE: "Screw your courage to the sticking place and kill it. Now!"
Joyce
Piano p
JOYCE: "It's not the instrument, Gilbert. It's the will." JOYCE
5
Joyce
mf You want pork You want tripe You want
mf
Pno.
Joyce
8
saus - a - ges and trot- ters You want ham un - til it comes out of your ears You want
Pno.
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2 No.12b - Steal The Pig - Reprise
11
Joyce
ribs go - ing spare Then you have to show thoserot - ters We are not a pair of no - bod - ies we're
Pno.
Piu mosso
14
Joyce
peers mp You want pies And pa - té You want ba - con We will
Pno.
mp
17
Joyce
show them each and eve - ry prig Though they may rule this town They will
mf
Pno.
20
Joyce
not keep us down It's time to prove our worth And kill the
f
Pno.
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No.12b - Steal The Pig - Reprise 3
JOYCE:
"And until you do,
sexual intercourse will
Grandly q = 120
23 not be in order."
f
Joyce
pig kill the pig kill the pig
fp
Pno.
27
3 3 3
3
f
Pno.
3 3 3 3
SEGUE AS ONE
No 13 ILL WIND
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
Full Score
No.13 - It's An Ill Wind
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: SEGUE AS ONE FROM No 12b
Prowling q. = 80
Joyce
LADIES
Company
Sniff sniff sniff
Piano
5 MRS TILLBROOK
Company
mp
Sniff sniff sniff sniff It's an
Pno. mp
9
Company
ill wind that blows No - bo - dy an - y good
Pno.
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2 No.13 - It's An Ill Wind
13
Company
Some - thing real - ly stinks Here in the neigh - bour hood I
Pno.
17
Company
don't know where it's com - ing from I find it an af - front - 'ry
Pno.
21
Company
Count - ry smells are al - ways bet - ter left In the
Pno.
25
Joyce
Company
count - ry
Pno. mf
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No.13 - It's An Ill Wind 3
29 MOTHER DEAR: "I can smell something, Joyce. Can you smell it?"
Joyce
p
Pno.
33 JOYCE: "I don’t smell a thing." MOTHER DEAR sniffs herself. LADIES
Joyce
Sniff sniff sniff
Pno.
37 MOTHER DEAR: "Is it me?" JOYCE: "It’s not you. Now, eat your breakfast."
Joyce
LADIES
Company
Sniff sniff sniff sniff mf
It's an
Pno. f
41
Company ill wind that blows What is that aw - ful pong?
Aw - ful pong!
mf
Pno.
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4 No.13 - It's An Ill Wind
45
Company Some - one should get help Some - thing is clear-ly wrong One's
Clear- ly wrong
Pno.
49
Company
morn - ing con - st - tu - tion - al And some - one has to spoil it
Pno.
53
Company
Eve - ry - where we turn we catch a whiff Of a
Catch a whiff Of a
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.13 - It's An Ill Wind 5
57
p
Company toi - let Just sup - pose it's some - thing dan - ger - ous
p
toi - let Just sup - pose it's some - thing dan - ger - ous
Pno.
p
61
Company Dropped here by the hun? Once it's got you by the nost - rils you're
Dropped here by the hun? Once it's got you by the nost - rils you're
Pno. mf p
65
in a co - ma mp It's our du - ty to in - ves - ti - gate
Company
in a co - ma mp It's our du - ty to in - ves - ti - gate
mp
Pno.
mf
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6 No.13 - It's An Ill Wind
69
Some - thing must be done We will sniff out what is caus- ing the
Company
Some - thing must be done We will sniff out what is caus- ing the
mf mp
Pno.
73
foul a - ro - ma
Company f Then
foul a - ro - ma Then
mf
Pno.
f
77
mp
Then Sniff We'll breath ea - sy a -
Company
Sniff mp We'll breath ea - sy a -
Pno.
f
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.13 - It's An Ill Wind 7
80
gain
Company
gain
Pno. mf
84
ff
Pno.
88
Pno.
92
Pno.
96
Pno. mp p
sfz
s.
glis
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100
Joyce
Pno. ff
104 JOYCE: "Why, Mrs. Tillbrook, what a pleasant surprise!"
Joyce
p
Pno.
MRS. TILLBROOK: "There’s a distinctly un-pleasant odour emanating from your premises."
108
Joyce
Pno.
112 JOYCE: "It’s Mother Dear. Ate something she’s not getting along with, I’m afraid. Keeps bringing it up. And up. And up."
Company
Pno.
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No.13 - It's An Ill Wind 9
Ill wind that
116
Company
f
It's an ill wind that blows no - bo - dy
f
Pno.
f
blows Stinks in the
120
Company
an - y good Some - thing real - ly stinks Here in the
Pno.
neigh - bour - hood
124
Company
mf
neigh - bour -hood We find it so mal - od - or - ous We
Pno. mf
128
Company
hope it quick - ly pas - ses Clear - ly there ap - pears to be a
Pno.
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132
Company
With the source of the
link stink Which is mak - ing us
Pno.
136
Company
think think think
Pno. mp
139
Company
p
Low - er clas - ses
p
ff
Pno.
ILL - WIND PLAYOFF
143
fff
.
Pno.
gliss
ff
mf
sfz
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "Look, I'll make it easier for you. Remember the little ditties we used
to sing together when I was a child? Well, here's a new one."
Perky q = 170 JOYCE
Joyce
mp Some lit - tle pig - gies go to mark - et Some lit - tle pig - gies stay at home
Piano solo
mp
Piano
MOTHER DEAR:
6
"Roast beef!"
Joyce
Some lit - tle pig - gies have roast beef While oth - er lit - tle pig - gies have none But
sneak orch in
Pno.
Freely poco rall.
10
Joyce
there's a lit - tle pig - gie that I'm tel- ling you a - bout It's a sec - ret lit - tle pig - gie don't let an - y - one find out
only orch, no piano
Pno.
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2 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
Steady 2 q = 100
14
Joyce
mp
There's a pig in the house
Mother
Dear
mp In this
mp
Pno.
18
Joyce
Here with us But we
Mother
Dear
house There's a pig in the house?
Pno.
22
Joyce
don't want an - y fuss With a pig in the house Best we
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 3
26
Joyce
keep it to our - selves It's im - port - ant you re - mem - ber In case
Pno.
MOTHER DEAR: "But I thought..." "...you said..."
30
Joyce
an - y - bo - dy delves There's no pig in the house If you
Pno.
34
Joyce
think a - bout it thus There's no pig in the house If it's
Pno.
38
Joyce
an - y - one but us There's just
Mother
Dear
mf
There's no pig in the house
Pno.
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4 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
42
Joyce
Gil - bert Joyce and you But when no - one else is
Pno.
46
Joyce
look - ing There's a lit - tle pig - gy too
Pno.
Swung in 4 q = 134
50 mf
Dear
Mother
Pig, no pig Pig, no pig You think I've gone loop - y loo
3
Pno.
mf
53
Dear
Mother
Pig, no pig Pig, no pig
Pno.
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No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 5
56
Dear
Mother
I know what you're trying to do Fill my head with non - sense Then
Pno.
59
Dear
3
Mother
3
sayI've gonebe - serk, Lock me in the nut - house Well that's nev -er going to work There's
3 3
3 3
Pno.
62
Dear
3
Mother
no way you are shut - ting me In - side a loon- y bin No not by the hairs on my chin - ny chin
Pno.
3
MOTHER DEAR: "You want to put me away, don't you?" JOYCE: "No one wants to put you away!"
66 GILBERT is about to correct that statement, but before he can speak: JOYCE: "Shut up, Gilbert."
Mother
Dear
chin
3
Pno.
mp
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6 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
MOTHER DEAR: "Dr. Swaby put Mrs. Beevers away when she didn't know her times tables or who the P.M. was." JOYCE: "This
isn't like Mrs. Beevers, love. We're just trying to tell you there's a pig, so in case you see it, you know you're not going bananas."
70
Dear
Mother
Pno. 3
GILBERT: "Although she is going bananas."
74 MOTHER DEAR: "I could eat a banana." JOYCE: "There are no bananas!..." (straight)
Joyce
mf
There's a
Gilbert
There's a
mf
Pno.
78
Quicker 2 q = 110
Joyce
pig in the house There's a
MOTHER DEAR:
"In the attic?"
Mother
Dear
There's a pig in the house
Gilbert
pig in the house It is un - der our roof There's a
mf
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 7
82
Joyce
pig in the house Take a sniff and there's your proof There's a
Mother
Dear
There's a pig in the house
Gilbert
pig
in the house There's a
Pno.
86
Joyce
pig in the house That we must not give a - way So if
Mother
Dear
There's a pig in the house
Gilbert
pig
in the house That we must not give a - way So if
Pno.
90
Joyce
an - y - one should vis - it It's im - por - tant that you say There's no
an
Gilbert
- y - one should vis - it It's im - por - tant that you say There's no
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
8
94
Joyce
pig in the house In - case an - y - one com - plains There's no
Mother
Dear
No pig in the house
pig
Gilbert
Pno.
98
Joyce
pig in the house
Mother
Dear
There's no pig in the house There's no
Gilbert
in the house It's a prob - lem with the drains
Pno.
102
Joyce
There's just Gil - bert Joyce and you
Mother
Dear
pig in the house There's just me and
Gilbert
There's just Gil - bert Joyce and you
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 9
106
Joyce
But when no - one else is look - ing
Mother
Dear
both of you There's a lit - tle pig - gy
Gilbert
But when no - one else is look - ing
mp
Pno.
110 JOYCE: "Isn’t that simple? Now, let's suppose that nosey Mrs Tillbrook were to come around again."
Dear
Mother
too?
Pno.
BETTY’S HEAD pops out from the cupboard
JOYCE (cont.): " What do we say?"
116 under the stairs -but is only seen by MOTHER DEAR.
Mother
Dear
without pause
Pno.
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10 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
Swung In 4 q = 136
120
Joyce
f No pig! No pig!
Mother
Dear
Pig! Pig! Can it do me an - y harm?
Gilbert
f No pig! No pig!
Pno. f 3
123
Joyce
No pig! No pig!
Mother
Dear
Pig! Pig!
Gilbert
No pig! No pig!
Pno.
126
Dear
3
Mother
Shoud- n't it be on a farm? Can't be that hy - gen - ic There's dis-
mf
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
11
129
Joyce
It
Dear
3 3 3 3
Mother
3
eas - es you can get What wrong witha bud - gie Or a lit - tle fur- ry pet?
3 3
3 3
Pno.
132
Joyce
3
won't be stop - ping long SoI've beenprom - ised by my spouse So let's justpre - tend there's nopig in our
Pno.
3
136
Joyce
house. There's no pig in our house. there's no pig in our
mf
Mother
Dear
there's no pig in our
mf
Gilbert
There's no pig in our house. there's no pig in our
mf
Pno.
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12 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
140 JOYCE: "There! I believe we’re all of one mind." GILBERT: (agreeing) "Bonkers."
Joyce
house.
Mother
Dear
house.
Gilbert
house.
3
3
3
3 3
mp
Pno.
143 JOYCE: "Now show her the creature."
Gilbert
There's no
3
Pno.
Faster in 2 q = 120 JOYCE: "How?"
147
Gilbert
pig in the house She es - caped! From her sty! There's no
Pno. mf
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 13
151
Joyce
mf But it
Mother
Dear
mf Well they
say that pigs might fly
pig
Gilbert
in the
house
Pno.
155
Joyce
can't just es - cape She'll be dirt - y - ing my floor
DOORBELL
Pno.
159
Joyce
And of course with per - fect tim - ing Now there's some - one at the
Pno.
GILBERT: "Who is it?" JOYCE: (peering through the curtain) "Veronica Allardyce. It’s time for her lesson."
163
Joyce
door
mp
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
14 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
GILBERT: "Send her away!" JOYCE: "That might arouse suspicion. I’ll see to Veronica, you see to that pig."
167
Joyce
Pno.
SHE sends him off, regains her composure, opens the door JOYCE: "Good morning Veronica.".
VERONICA stands there with her customary scowl.
171
Dear
MOTHER
Mother
mp
There's a
mp
Pno.
f
UKE INTRO
177
Dear
Mother
pig in the house In this house here with usThere's a pig in the housebut we don't want an - y fuss With a
Pno.
181
Dear
Mother
pig in the house Best we keep it to our - selves It's im - por - tant you re- mem - ber in case an - y - bo - dy
Pno.
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No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 15
JOYCE: "That’s enough, Mother Dear." (to VERONICA, covering)
185
Dear
Mother
delves
Pno.
189 JOYCE: "Ours is a very musical family. We sing all the time." VERONICA: "Your house smells."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
193 VERONICA: (cont.) "Our house doesn’t smell. My mother says poor people’s houses smell."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
197 JOYCE: "Your mother is a font of wisdom and compassion."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
VERONICA: "My coat --" JOYCE: "Best to leave it on. Poor people’s houses are also cold."
201
Dear
Mother
Pno. mf
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16 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
JOYCE: Terrified, VERONICA begins to
205 (ordering her) "Now play." (then, ferociously) "Play!" butcher Für Elise, presto.
Dear
Mother
Pno.
209
Gilbert
f Found the pig in the house She's in
Pno. f
213
Joyce
Ve - ry good Here's a knife Go and
there!
Gilbert
In the loo
Pno.
217 JOYCE: "Da Capo, Veronica! Mezzo Forte!"
Joyce
do what you must do f We'll have
Pno.
f
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 17
221
Joyce
ham we'll have chops We'll have tripe and so much more
Pno.
225
Joyce
And a - gain with per - fect tim - ing som - one else is at the
DOORBELL
Pno.
GILBERT: "Gestapo! Gestapo! Minister of Meat!" JOYCE: "What’s he doing here?"
229
Joyce
door
Pno. mf
Swung In 4 q = 138 MOTHER DEAR: "Is it Dr. Swaby, come to take me away!"
GILBERT: "It’s not you they’ll be taking away."
235 f
Mother
Dear
Pig, no pig. Pig, no pig.
3
Pno. f
3
3
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18 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
239 JOYCE: "That's enough, Mother. We have no choice but to answer it."
Dear
Mother
Pig, no pig. Pig, no pig.
3
Pno.
3 3
Straight GILBERT: "M-- M--Mr. Wormold." WORMOLD: "Chilvers."
243
Mother
Dear
Pno.
GILBERT: "Won’t you come in? This is my wife and her mother --"
247
Mother
Dear
f
There's no
UKE INTRO
f
Pno.
251
Dear
Mother
pig in the house If you think a-bout it thus There's no pig in the house If it's an - y - one but us There's no
Pno.
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No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 19
255
Joyce
But there
Dear
Mother
pig in the house There's just me and all of you But when no - one else is look - ing
Pno.
Suddenly slower
258
Joyce
is some - bo - dy look- ing
Mother
Dear
But when no - one else is look- ing there's a lit - tle pig - gy too
Pno. ff
261 A Tempo JOYCE: "That’s lovely, dear, now it’s time for your nap."
Dear
Mother
Pno. mp
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20 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
WORMOLD: "I believe you and I have some business to attend to --"
265
Mother
Dear
Pno.
269 JOYCE: "I beesech you, Inspector! He's a good man!" WORMOLD: " -- regarding my feet."
Dear
Mother
Pno. mf
273 JOYCE: "Your feet?" WORMOLD: "I have an appointment."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
277 GILBERT: "That's right! Your appointment!" JOYCE: "His appointment!"
Dear
Mother
legiero
Pno. mp
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No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 21
281 GILBERT: "Have a chair!"
Dear
Mother
Pno.
285 JOYCE: "Gilbert is the finest chiropodist in all the North. They say he has magic fingers."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
289 WORMOLD: "That's what Mrs. Metcalf, the butcher's wife, said -- "
Dear
Mother
Pno.
293 WORMOLD (cont.): " -- just before they locked her away."
Mother
Dear
Pno.
297 JOYCE: "You'll have to forgive us. Mother Dear had a little accident this morning."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
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22 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
301 JOYCE (cont.): "She's 84 -- and getting a bit careless" WORMOLD: "I can't smell anything."
Dear
Mother
Pno.
Piano
305 WORMOLD (cont.): "But then, I can't smell anything. "
Mother
Dear
Pno.
"Haven't since I was eight years old. German measles." Just then, VERONICA jumps up from the piano, starts to cross the room.
309
Dear
Mother
cut piano motif on "german measles"
Pno.
JOYCE: "No --!"
VERNOICA: "A pig! There's a pig!
JOYCE: "Veronica, where are you going?" VERONICA: "The toilet."
WORMOLD: "Aaargh!"
313
SAFETY
Dear
Mother
Pno.
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No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 23
Swung In 4 q = 134
318 f
Dear
Mother
Pig, no pig Pig, no pig You think I've gone loop - y loo
Pno. f
321 VERONICA:"There's a pig!"
Dear
Mother
Pig, no pig Pig, no pig
Pno.
324
JOYCE: "A pig in the house-- what an absurd notion!"
Mother
Dear
I know whatyou're trying to do
mp
Pno.
"The very idea. That's enough practice for today, dear! And don't think I won't report this incident to your mother."
327
Joyce
Pno.
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24 No.14 - Pig, No Pig!
JOYCE (cont.): "As I'm sure she's told you, only poor people lie!"SHE shoves VERNICA out with a SLAM!
Then, spinning around to WORMOLD with a gracious smile: JOYCE: "Children have such overactive imaginations."
331
Joyce
Pno.
3
GILBERT: "Sorry about your foot, Mr. Wormold. I promise to be more careful with the other one."
WORMOLD: "No, no -- that won't be necessary! I've an appointment with an undertaker. JOYCE: "Oh! Please accept my sympathes."
335
Gilbert
Pno.
WORMOLD: "Save them for him, I received a tip that he and his wife are breeding unregistered chickens in their coffins."
339
Gilbert
(not swung)
Pno.
JOYCE: "Can you imagine anything so unpatriotic? Breaks your heart." WORMOLD: "Magic fingers, indeed!"
343 SAFETY
Joyce
There's a
f
Pno.
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No.14 - Pig, No Pig! 25
Losing
348 It q = 130
Joyce
pig in the house But it is - n't going to stay There's a
Pno.
f
352
Joyce
pig in the house which you have to put a - way
fp
Pno.
356
Joyce
No pig! f There's a pig in the house, There's a
Mother
Dear
f Pig
no pig!
Gilbert
No pig! There's a
Pno.
360
Joyce
pig in the house There's a pig in the house Leav - ing
Mother
Dear
There's a pig in the house Leav - ing
pig
Gilbert
in the house There's a pig in the house Leav - ing
Pno.
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26
364
Joyce
cha - os in it's wake f I thought by
Mother
Dear
cha - os in it's wake
Gilbert
cha
- os in it's wake
Pno. ff
368
Joyce
now you might have learned, ff Be - cause as
Mother
Dear
f I think that rot - ten smell's re - turned
Pno. mf
372 poco rit.
Joyce
far as I'm con - cerned I've had as much as I can take
Mother
Dear
ff
I've had as much as I can take
Gilbert
ff I've had as
much as I can take
f
Pno.
ff
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: JOYCE: "What kind of man are you, Gilbert Chilvers? I ask you -- what kind of man?"
With Movement q = 160
GILBERT
Gilbert
mf You make it sound so ea - sy to per - form one sim - ple task But
mf
Piano
6
Gilbert
what I find far hard - er is the fact you have to ask what kind of
Pno.
poco rit.
10
Gilbert
man am I As if there's an - y doubt mp What kind of
Pno.
14 Meno Mosso poco rit.
Gilbert
man am I? It's not some - thing I've real - ly thought a - bout
Pno. mf mp
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2 No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am
With Movement q = 160
18 GILBERT: "What kind of man?"
Gilbert
Pno. mp
Con Ped.
22
Gilbert
mp
The
Pno.
26
Gilbert
kind of man she mar- ried Who walked her down the aisle The
Pno.
30
Gilbert
kind she could de - pend u - pon The kind who made her smile The
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am 3
34
Gilbert
kind who still pro - tects her when ev - er things get rough
Pno.
38
Gilbert
The kind of man who once be - lieved that he was good e -
Pno.
42 Lilting q = 160
Gilbert
nough What kind of
Pno.
46
Gilbert
man Am I? If not Sir
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am
50
Gilbert
Gal - a - had at least I know I try Your Li - on -
Pno.
54
Gilbert
heart who's gen - tle as a
Pno.
57
Gilbert
lamb That's the kind of man I
mp
Pno.
60
Gilbert
am
Pno. mf
Con Ped.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am 5
64
Gilbert
mp
The
Pno.
68
Gilbert
kind of man you turn to who's there in times of need The
mp
Pno.
72
Gilbert
kind who tries his lev - el best but won't al - ways suc - ceed The
Pno.
76
Gilbert
kind of man who's stead - fast A man of mod - est dreams
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am
80
Gilbert
A man who dis - ap - points you all to of - ten so it
Pno.
Lilting q = 160
84
Gilbert
seems mf What kind of
Pno. mf
88
Gilbert
man Am I? The kind who
Pno.
92
Gilbert
knows his mind and yet I still fight shy When you con -
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am 7
96
Gilbert
front me I close up like a clam
Pno.
100
Gilbert
That's the kind of man I am
mp
Pno.
104 GILBERT: "It's no good, Joyce, I can't do it."
Gilbert
Pno.
poco accel.
108
Gilbert
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
8 No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am
Animated q = 170
111A 111B 111C 111D
Gilbert
f
Pno.
111E 111F 111G 111H
Gilbert
f The
Pno.
112
Gilbert
kind
who would like child - ren but does - n't press the point Who
Pno. mf
116
Gilbert
mp
let's you make de - ci - sions Then says that they were joint The
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am 9
120
Gilbert
kind
who some how wish - es he po - sessed your ir - on will
mp
Pno.
124
Gilbert
p The kind of man who hopes that in your heart you love him
Pno.
p
129
Gilbert
still
What kind of
pp
Pno.
133
Gilbert
man
am I? The kind who
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
10 No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am
137
Gilbert
lets
you down But does - n't know quite why f The kind who's
Pno. mf
141
Gilbert
kind
and al - ways gives a damn
f
Pno.
145
Gilbert
That's
the kind of man I am
mf
Pno.
148 rall.
Gilbert
mp That's the kind of man I
Pno. mp
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.15 - The Kind Of Man I Am 11
151 With Movement q = 170
am
Gilbert
Pno. mf
155
Gilbert
Pno.
159 BARMAN: "'ere you go, Gilbert. Pint of mild." rall.
Gilbert
Pno.
163 Slower q = 90
Gilbert
mp That's the kind of man I am
Pno. mp
mf
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: SWABY: "I swear I don’t know what this country’s
coming to. By God, we used to stand for something."
Lyrically h = 80
Noble
Lockwood
SWABY
Swaby
3
Allardyce
mp I re - mem - ber a
Piano mp 3 3 3
Con Ped.
N 4
L 3
A
S time when Eng - land stood proud
3 3
Pno. 3
7 LOCKWOOD 3
N
L
mp Peo - ple knew their po - si - tion
ALLARDYCE
3
A
S
3
mp
Now we're just part of a crowd
3
Pno. 3 3
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2 No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
10
N
L
SWABY 3
A
S
Class dis - tinc - tion has got no hope
3 3 3 3
Pno. 3
3
3
13 poco rall. Slower h = 68
N
L
3
3
A
So
S
- cial climb - ers are thrown a rope What was sac - ro - sanct
3
3
3
Pno.
16 rall.
N
L
3
A
Now
S
seems vul - gar and loud mp It's a
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country 3
Steady q = 100
19 LOCKWOOD
N
L
Where's our
A
S
piss - stained piss - poor piss - pot of a count - ry That we'velived in since the war
Pno. p
23
NOBLE
N
L
LOCKWOOD
sense of pride? Where's the good our boys fought for?
ALLARDYCE
A
S
Where's the de - cen- cy and or - der?Where's the good our boys fought for?
Pno.
27 N
N
L
L
SWABY In this
A
A
S
S
Eve - ry bug - ger just looks out for him- self And it shocks me to the core In this
Pno. mp
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
31
N
L
piss - stained piss - poor piss - pot of a count - ry that we've
A
S
piss - stained piss - poor piss - pot of a count - ry that we've
mp
Pno.
poco rall. Astringently h = 80
33 39 N
3
N
L 3
lived in since the war L When you're scra - ping the
A A
3
S
3
lived in since the war S When you're scra - ping the
3
mf
Pno.
3
40
3
N
L
3
bar - rel it's no sur - prise
A
3
S
3
bar - rel it's no sur - prise
3
3 3
Pno.
3
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country 5
43
3 3
N
L
3 3
Eve - ry - one wants a hand - out Just watch the scum start to rise
A 3 3
S
3 3
Eve - ry - one wants a hand - out Just watch the scum start to rise
3
3
3
3
Pno.
3 3
47
N
L
SWABY 3
S
A
Now they talk of the nat - ional health Com - mon hands on the com - mon - wealth
3 3
3 3
Pno. mp
51
3
N
L 3
Us that's what we de - spise
3
A SWABY
3
S
mf
3
And who pays for it? Us that's what we de - spise Is
3
3
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
Più mosso
mp
A
71
N
L N Aah Ah
SWABY SPOKEN OVER THIS
mp
L
A
S
S this what brave men died for De - fend - ing our great na - tion? So
ENS MEN - Gutural cries!
cresc. poco a poco
Bar.
p
Wuh! Wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh
Pno.
mf
75
N
L Ah Ah
A
S
hoy pol - loy and riff raff Get i - deas a - bove their sta - tion
Bar.
wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country 7
79
f Eve
N
L
- ry thing once pri - vate Is fast be - com - ing nat - ional
SWABY
A
f Eve
S
- ry thing once pri - vate Is fast be - com - ing nat - ional To
Bar.
f Eve - ry thing once pri - vate Is fast be - com - ing nat - ional
Pno. f
83
N
N
L L
f
But the count - ry's gone ir - ra - tional
A
A
S
S
ra - tion us is one thing But the count - ry's gone ir - ra - tional
Bar.
f
But the count - ry's gone ir - ra - tional
f
Pno.
mf
MRS. ALLARDYCE: "Henry!" ALLARDYCE: "Y-yes, dear?"
N 87 MRS. ALLARDYCE: "Tell your father what you just told me." VERONICA: "I saw a pig!"
q = 110
L
A
S
Pno. mp
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
8 No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
ALLARDYCE: "Don’t tell tales, Veronica, or you’ll get a big nose."
N 91 VERONICA: "But I did see a pig! With blue eyes!" SHE points to GILBERT. VERONICA: (cont’d) "At his house!"
L
A
S
Pno.
SWABY indicates for the other THREE MEN to follow him into the toilets.
The FOUR MEN take up positions at the adjacent urinals. A group unbutton, then....
N 94A 94B 95
L
A
S
drips
Pno. etc. f
LH
97
A
Piss
N
L
L piss piss Piss piss piss
p
A A
S
S
Piss piss piss Piss piss piss
mp
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
9
101
N
L Piss
piss
piss Piss piss
S
A
Piss piss piss Pi - ss piss
Pno.
NOBLE: "You smell a bit rustic. Pig, I’d say." LOCKWOOD: "Alright--How much do you want?" GILBERT: "Beg pardon?"
N 105
L
A
S
tersely
mp
Pno.
SWABY: "You’ve got something that belongs to us. Something with
N 109 four legs and a curly tail." ALLARDYCE: "Answers to the name of Betty."
L
A
S
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
10 No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
ALLARD
113 LOCK/NOBLE core
N
L
SWABY core
A
S
ff
Eve - ry bug-ger justlooks out for him-self Andit shocksme to the core Inthis
Pno. mf
poco rit.
118 A
N
N
L
piss piss piss-pot of a count - ry that we'velivedin since the war
L piss piss
A
S
S
piss - stained piss-poor piss-pot of a count - ry that we'velivedin since the war
ff
Pno.
NOBLE: "Shall
we go for Once THEY’RE gone, we hear a toilet
a little stroll? flush and a familiar figure in trenchcoat
The night air will and gloves appears. It’s WORMOLD.
do us good."
123
Wormold
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country 11
124 Relieved q = 200
Wormold
p
The set - ting's un -
mp
Pno.
128
Wormold
couth but I flushed out the truth There's the
Pno.
131
Wormold
rub It's
Pno.
135
Wormold
strange what you glean when you're in the lat - rine at the
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
12 No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
139
Wormold
pub Their cur - ly
Pno.
143 Faster in 1 q = 210
Wormold
mf tail will land
them
mf
Pno.
Wormold
147
all in jail You'd
Pno.
151
Wormold
think the town coun - cil would have far more sense
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country 13
155
Wormold
They'll pay dear - ly for such an off - ense
Pno.
159
Wormold
They re - vea - led them - selves in the gents! Now it's
Pno.
poco rit.
163
Wormold
time That they paid for their
Pno.
Pork Pursuit h = 120
167
Wormold
crime!
f
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
14
No.16 - A Piss-Stained Piss-Poor Country
171
Pno.
175
Pno.
rit.
179
Pno. p
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.17 - Betty Blue Eyes / Steal The Pig - Reprise
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: ALLARDYCE: "A -- hammer?"
NUTTALL: "To bash its skull in."
JOYCE: "Why didn’t we think of that? Gilbert, get Mr. Nuttall a hammer."
GILBERT: "No."
JOYCE: "What?"
GILBERT: "I said no!"
(Bar 2 CUT) LOCKWOOD:
Freely Con moto h = 76
3 "What?"
GILBERT
Gilbert
Bet - ty Blue Eyes Bet - ty Blue Eyes When I
mp
Piano
mf
5
Gilbert
look in - to your two eyes I see the heart and
Pno.
SWABY: "What's he on about?"
GILBERT: "Gentlemen, ..."
8 poco rall.
Gilbert
soul of God's cre - a - tion
Pno.
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2 No.17 - Betty Blue Eyes / Steal The Pig Reprise
GILBERT: (cont.) "... what good is a pig? Other animals offer far more. A horse, for instance, can take you riding. Or run a race. "
11 Slower = h = 64
Gilbert
pp
p
Pno.
GILBERT: (cont.) " A cow can give you milk and butter and cheese. A lamb can give you wool. A chicken -- eggs!"
15
Gilbert
Pno.
GILBERT: (cont.) "But a pig. A pig has only one purpose, save the occasional football. To be eaten."
19
Gilbert
Pno.
GILBERT: (cont.) "... Its flesh is all it has to give. To die for us -- so that we may live. "
23
Gilbert
Pno. mp
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.17 - Betty Blue Eyes / Steal The Pig Reprise 3
27 Animated = h = 76
Gilbert
mf Bet - ty blue eyes Bet - ty blue eyes When a
mf
Pno.
31
Gilbert
creat - ure such as you dies It's self - less to say the ver - y
Pno.
rall.
35 mp
Allardyce
The ver - y least And spare this sim - ple
mf
mp
Gilbert
least Let us look to our - selves And spare this sim - ple
f mp
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.17 - Betty Blue Eyes / Steal The Pig Reprise
39 Steady 4 q = 120 SWABY: "This is preposterous! Get on with it! Kill that pig!"
Allardyce
beast
Gilbert
beast
Pno. mf
NUTTALL: "Silly twat!" NUTALL
41
Nuttall
f With one
Pno. f
43
Nuttall
blow
To the head It's all o - ver in a twink - ling Then I'll joint her up all read - y for the
f
Pno.
ALLERDYCE:
46 "Oh dear."
meal
Nuttall
There'll be blood There'll be noise Be - cause pig's have got this ink ling That they're
mf
f
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.17 - Betty Blue Eyes / Steal The Pig Reprise 5
Just then, the doorbell rings.
49 We can see that it's WORMOLD.
gon-na die
Nuttall
which makes the bug - gerssqueal
Pno.
52 NOBLE: "It's Wormold!" ALL: "GESTAPO!"
Nuttall
cresc. poco a poco
Pno. p
JOYCE: "Get the creature into the bathroom -- quick! And move the bucket!"
56 CUT on Wormold's entry through door
Nuttall
f
Pno. mf
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.17a, b, c & d - Rehearsing
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
17a
CUE: JOYCE: "Right, gentlemen?"
PLAY
17b
PIANO TACET A
2
GUIDE ONLY
N
L
A pri - vate func- tion
S
17c
4 CUE: JOYCE: "deep manly baritone, Inspector"
17d
CUE: As Joyce leans on piano
PLACE BOTH ARMS
5
ON KEYBOARD
mf
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No.18 - Fair Shares / A Private Function Reprise
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: NUTALL: "Better put the wireless on and turn up
the volume. It won't be pretty."
JOYCE: "We don't need the wireless."
q = 150
JOYCE
Joyce
f
Fair shares Fair shares for all
Piano f
4
Joyce
That's all we ev - er seek If there's meat on the stall
Lockwood
Swaby
mf If there's meat on the stall
Pno.
JOYCE: "Will we be sitting at your table, Dr. Swaby?"
8 (11 & 12 CUT) 13
Joyce
We'll make it stretch in - to next week
We'll make it stretch in - to next week
Lockwood
Swaby
Pno. mp
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No.18 - Fair Shares / A Private Function Reprise
2
f
14 (17 & 18 CUT) 19
Joyce
Fair shares Fair shares for all We're up a-gainst the wall With
f
Lockwood
Swaby
Fair shares Fair shares for all We're up a-gainst the wall With
f
Allardyce
Fair shares Fair shares for all We're up a-gainst the wall With
Vln. 1
Pno. f
20 poco rall.
Joyce
fair shares Fair shares for
fair
Lockwood
Swaby
shares Fair shares for
fair
Allardyce
shares Fair shares for
Vln. 1
poco rall.
ff
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.18 - Fair Shares / A Private Function Reprise
Andante 3
22
Joyce
all
all
Lockwood
Swaby
Allardyce
all
WEDDING BELLS from film soundtrack begin
Pno. f
VOICE OF MOVIETONE NEWS:
26 "Today, the people of Britain and the Commonwealth join together to watch and pause and listen as a new era dawns."
Company
Westminster Abbey Organ to bar 44
Pno. mp
30 "Leaving a long dark night behind us, we step bravely into a new day bright with hope."
Company
Pno.
33 "History is being made. Diverse as we may be, we are all united by a common humanity."
Company
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.18 - Fair Shares / A Private Function Reprise
4
36 "Together we share the joy in this shining moment --"
Company
mf
Pno.
" -- this moment that comes once in a lifetime, and which..."
39
Company
Pno.
"...we shall carry with us for the rest of our lives."
42
ff A
Company
A
Pno.
f
ff
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.18 - Fair Shares / A Private Function Reprise
5
Broadly
45
pri - vate func- tion A bles - sed treat A grand oc - cai - sion as be -
Company
pri - vate func- tion A bles - sed treat A grand oc - cai - sion as be -
Pno. ff
48 TEN / SOP
ALTO / BAR
p For
Company fits this town's el - ite gen - er - a - tions we'll lookback and say We re
fits this town's el - ite For gen - er - at -ions Look back and say
p
Pno. mf
S
51 A
T
mem - ber clear - ly where we were that sac - red day B And great men will proud - ly
Company mf
Re - mem - ber clear - ly where we were that sac - red day And great men will proud - ly
mf
Pno. f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
No.18 - Fair Shares / A Private Function Reprise
6
54
boast Of the func- tion they were priv - y to Our fine Our
Company
boast Of the func- tion they were priv - y to Our fine Our
Pno.
57
Our fine pork roast
Company
ff
Our fine pork roast
Pno.
ff
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: WORMOLD: "I would like to hear what he has to say."
(to GILBERT) "Go on -- speak!"
Freely h = 70
GILBERT
Gilbert
mf I think per - haps I should con - fess I think per - haps it would be
Company Con - fess
Con - fess
mf
Piano
rall.
5
Gilbert
wise I think it's time to tell the truth There will be no more pork - y
Be wise The truth
Company
Be wise The truth
Pno
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2 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
Deeply Dotted Swing q = 140
9
pies
Gilbert
Yes it's true there was an an - i - mal that
Pno
mp sottovoce
mf
12
Gilbert
match -es that de-scrip
- tion It's true it used to live up at the farm Yes it's
Pno
15
Gilbert
true
I went and stole it in the mid - dle of the night But I did - n't do it an - y
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 3
18
JOYCE
Joyce
The
harm
Gilbert
Yes it's true I drove it home And that was real - ly quite a task
Pno
Straight - slower
21
Joyce
smell was o - ver - power - ing so I had to wear a mask
Gilbert
It's true I could - n't kill it once I'd
mf
Pno
Swing q = 140
24
Joyce
So it spent a pleas - ant eve - ning play - ing hav - oc with my floors
Gilbert
got the pig in - doors
p
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
Straight - recit = q = 120
27
Gilbert
I stood there in the kitch- en
mf
Pno mp
rall.
30
brand-ish - ing a knife
Gilbert
But I knew there was no way I could take that creat - ures life
Pno
Deeply Dotted Swing q = 140
33
ALL
f
The pig's a - live The pig's a - live He stole it from the farm and
Company
ALL
f The pig's a - live
The pig's a - live He stole it from the farm and
f
3
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 5
36
sp
Company took it for a drive The creat - ure lives The creat - ure lives And
took it for a drive
The creat - ure lives The creat - ure lives sp And
sp
Pno
39
judg- ing from her face that is - n't some - thing she for- gives
Company
judg- ing from her face that is - n't some - thing she for- gives
f
3
Pno
43 JOYCE: "He didn’t put any paper down. It was a shambles, let me tell you!"
Nuttall
Pno
mp
mf
GILBERT: NUTTALL
45 "Then when they all came ‘round to claim it, they brought Nuttall with them, to kill the poor creature."
Nuttall
mf Yes it's
mf
mp
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
49
Nuttall
true I had been sum-moned To per - form a cer -tain du
- ty It's true her floors were filth - y from the
mp
Pno
JOYCE gasps
at the public
52 humiliation.
Nuttall
mud
Yes it's true I said to Chilv - er's that he ought to fetch a pail
GILBERT
Gilbert
A re -
Pno
55
NUTTALL
Nuttall
Yes it's true I had my ham - mer raised For
Gilbert
cep - ta - cle to catch
the blood
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 7
58
Nuttall
bash-ing in it's brain When sud - den - ly I felt the most ex - cru - ci - a - ting pain
GILBERT
Gilbert
It's
Pno
ss.
gli
Swing q = 140
Straight - slower
61
true I could-n't bear to see that sim - ple creat-ure dead So I
Gilbert
took that me - tal buck - et and I
p
mf
Pno
64
NUTTALL
Nuttall
I
Gilbert
whacked him on the head
f
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
8 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
Straight - recit q = 120
67 rall.
Nuttall
squealed like a ban-shee
still my head is sore While Chil - vers and that pork - er made their ex - it out the door
Pno mp
Deeply Dotted Swing q = 140
71
ALL
Company The pig's a - live The pig's a - live It had a close es - cape and
ALL
The pig's a - live The pig's a - live It had a close es - cape and
f
3
Pno
74
sp sf He
Company man - aged to sur - vive It is - n't dead It is - n't dead
man-aged to sur - vive
sp It is - n't dead It is - n't dead sf He
sp sf
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 9
77
Company took the met-al buck - et and he whacked him on the head
took the met-al buck - et and he whacked him on the head
f
3
Pno
81 GILBERT: "I drove around for ages, wondering what to do."
Allardyce
Pno mp
ALLARDYCE
83 "Then it came to me in a flash." "The one place where I knew Betty would be safe."
Allardyce
Yes it's
mf
Pno
mp
87
Allardyce
true he came to
my place Seek- ing sanc- tuar - y for Bet - ty It's true that I was hap - py to pro -
mp
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
10 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
MRS ALLARDYCE: "Sit down!"
90
Allardyce
vide
Yes it's true to say my wife was not as eas - y to con - vince But by
Pno
93
MRS ALLARDYCE
Allardyce
Mrs.
Yes it's true I had my doubts But then what
Allardyce
then we'd got the pig in - side
Pno
96
Allardyce
Mrs.
real - ly made me fume The bast -ard went up - stairs and start - ed clear - ing out my room It's
Pno
Straight - slower Swing q = 140
99
Mrs.
Allardyce
true I'm on the so - fa while he's sleep - ing with a sow
Allardyce
But I don't think that is some - thing that we
mf
mp
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 11
102
Allardyce
need go in - to now
GILBERT
Gilbert
I'm
mf
3
Pno mf
Straight - recit q = 120 rit.
105
Gilbert
sor ry for thisup-set
I know I'm to blame But if you knew that pig I bet that you'd have done the same
Pno
Deeply Dotted Swing q = 140
ff
109
Allardyce
The pig's a - live The pig's a - live!
ALL
f sp
Company The pig's a - live The pig's a - live Al - though it's true to say their
ALL
f The pig's a - live
The pig's a - live sp Al - though it's true to say their
f
sp
3
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
12 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
WORMOLD: "Yes
112
thank you!"
Mrs.
Allardyce
f Our marr - iage took a dive
ff
Company
marr - iage took a dive The pig sur - vived The pig sur - vived
marr-iage took a dive
ff The pig sur - vived The pig sur - vived
ff
Pno
JOYCE: "I have a
confession of my
WORMOLD (cont.): "If what you say is true and the creature is still alive -- then what is that?"
own to make."
115
Joyce
JOYCE Yes it's
Pno
sp
120
Straight - recit q = 140
Joyce
true the pig es - cap - ing Left us all in quite a pick - le It's true they need - ed some - bo - dy with
Pno mp
123
Joyce
flair Yes it's true I have a tal - ent when I im - pro - vise a meal And the
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 13
126 A Tempo
Joyce
where - with - all is all so rare Yesit's true like oth er wom - en here I'm forced to make ends meet We
Pno
130 rit.
Joyce
have to be in-vent - ive when we're sit- ting down to eat And ev - en Margue - rite Pat - ten had no
3
Pno mf
133
Joyce
rec - i - pe to suit So I just de - vised my own It's called mock porc roy - ale en croute
WORMOLD
Wormold
It's
Pno
mp
Straight - recit q = 120
136
Wormold
not my place to quest-ion
cul - in - ary re - pute But what makes up the pork bit of mock
mf
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
14 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
JOYCE: "It’s Spam. In a pastry shell topped
with seasonal mushrooms and a lot of sherry."
WORMOLD: "And just where would you find
rall. enough Span to feed one hundred and fifty people?"
139
MOTHER DEAR
Dear
Mother
There's no
Wormold
porc roy - ale en croute?
Pno
141 Straight and Freely q = 220
Dear
Mother
pig in the house But there was a lot of Spam There's no
Pno
145
Dear
Mother
pig in the house See I'd got this lit - tle scam I'd been
Pno
149
Dear
Mother
sav - ing up tins Just to make sure I got fed And I
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 15
153
Dear
Mother
kept them all in sec - ret They were stashed un - der my bed
3
Pno
CUNLIFFE: "Spam, Swaby? Is this how you honour our Princess? Nobody would dare to get away with a stunt like this"
G.P.
157
Dear
Mother
Pno
Confident h = 76
158 JOYCE
Joyce
mf
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy knows the dif - fer - ence
Pno mf
162
Joyce
Don't waste it but First taste it and then tell me it's not the real mc -
Pno
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
16 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
WORMOLD: "Wouldn’t matter to me if I did try it. No tastebuds. You see, as a child I had --"
166
Joyce
coy
3
3
Pno p
JOYCE: "German measles. I know." To CUNLIFFE "Well?" CUNLIFFE: "You know, it’s not half bad."
170
Joyce
brightening
3
Pno
Picking Up
174
JOYCE
Joyce
f
No - bo - dy No - bo - dy No - bo - dy knows the dif - fer - ence
ALL
Yum! Yum! De - - - li - cious
Company mf
Yum!
Yum! De - - - li - cious
Pno mf
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 17
178
Joyce
I'm some - one who knows gas - tron o - my
f
Yum! Yum! Can we have the rec - i - pe?
Company
Yum!
Yum! f Can we have the rec - i - pe?
Pno f
rall.
182
Joyce
those who call me a no - bo - dy don't know
WORMOLD
Wormold
f Your
No - bo - dy
Company
No - bo - dy
Pno
186 Straight - recit
pet - ty house-hold squab-bles Hold ve - ry lit - tle sway
Wormold
A crime has been com - mit - ed And the
Pno mf
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
18 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
rall. Tenderly q = 110
189
Wormold
cul-prits have to pay
ALLARDYCE
Allardyce
p The pig's my
friend The pig's my friend
Pno p
fp
MRS ALLARDYCE:
"Dear God!"
192
Allardyce
And she will live with me un - til the bit - ter end She is a pet
Pno
rit.
195
Allardyce
She is a pet mp I guar - an - tee this pig is one no slaugh - ter house will
mp
Pno
SWABY: (to WORMOLD) "Since the animal in question is not to be butchered, ....."
198
Allardyce
get
p
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 19
SWABY: (cont.) ".... whether it be licensed or not appears to be irrelevant. Now if you don’t mind,
we’d like to continue with our dinner -- such as it is. Unless it’s now illegal to eat Spam?"
201 poco rall.
Allardyce
Pno
JOYCE: "It appears your work here is done, Inspector."
WORMOLD: "Madam, as long as the beast in Man exists..."
205
Wormold
Pno
Evangelical q = 140
206
Wormold
mp My work is ne - ver done The mis - cre- ants may run
Pno mp
210
Wormold
But they can ne - ver hide I have God on my side
mf
Pno mf
mf
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
20 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
214
Wormold
My paint-brush
I'll drive this e - vil from our land in my hand
f
Pno mf
Timp roll
Deeply Dotted Swing q = 154
ALL
219
We've eat -en spam We've eat -en spam It seems the porc roy - al en croute is just a sham
Company
ff
ALL
ff We've eat-en spam
We've eat -en spam It seems the porc roy - al en - croute is just a sham
Pno f
mf
223
We've allbeen had We've all been had But luck - i - ly for them her dish is real - ly not that
Company
mf
We've allbeen had We've all been had But luck - i - ly for them her dish is real - ly not that
mf
Pno
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions 21
227 mp sotto voce
bad Part of the en - joy - ment is the fact we get to taste
Company
mp sotto voce
bad Part of the en - joy - ment is the fact we get to taste
Pno f smp
231
Vict' - ry o - ver Worm - old for the meat that went to waste Plus the plea - sure we de -
Company
Vict' - ry o - ver Worm - old for the meat that went to waste Plus the plea - sure we de -
Pno
poco rit.
235 f
ff
that
Company rive Know - ing know - ing that
f
ff
rive Know - ing that
Pno
f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
22 No.19 - Finale Ultimo - Confessions
Swing q = 175
239
The pig's a - live The pig's a - live The pig's a - live The pig's a - live
Company
The Pig's a - live, the pig's a - live The pig's a - live, the pig's a -
The pig's a - live the pig's a - live The pig's a - live the pig's a - live
ff
Pno
molto rall. A Tempo q = 175
243
The pig's a - live The pig's a - live
Company
live The pig's a - live,
The pig's a - live The pig's a - live
Pno f
247
Company
Pno
ff fff
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 19a - Happy Ever After
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: WAITER: "Telegram for a Mr Gilbert Chilvers?" JOYCE: "I'm his wife - - I'll take it."
Freely q = 120
Gilbert
mp
3 3
Piano
6 JOYCE LEAVES THE BANQUET TO FIND GILBERT STANDING ALONE JOYCE: "Gilbert -- "
Gilbert
Pno.
pp
Timp roll + cello and bass trem
10 GILBERT: "You needn't say it. This is the final indignity. I've disappointed you for the last time...."
Gilbert
Pno.
This score is the property of and should be returned to: 22.4.11
Betty Blue Eyes Cameron Mackintosh Ltd, 1 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3RB.
Unauthorised use or reproduction of any part is an infringement of copyright. All rights reserved.
2 No. 19a - Happy Ever After
GILBERT (cont.): JOYCE:
"I don't blame you if you can no longer stand the sight of me -- " "This came for you. Perhaps you should read it."
14 rall.
Gilbert
upbeat
to No 20
p
Pno.
SEGUE AS ONE:
No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise
22.4.11
Betty Blue Eyes
No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: "SEGUE AS ONE FROM No 19a
PRINCESS ELIZABETH:
"Dear Mr. Chilvers, My husband and I should like to thank you for your exceedingly generous and most gracious gift..."
Regal q = 120
Gilbert
Piano
p
PRINCESS ELIZABETH: (cont.):
"... on behalf of yourself and the kind citizens of Shepardsford. The ration coupons you sent helped provide for our wedding banquet."
5
Gilbert
Pno.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH: (cont.):
9 "Along with every other family in Britain, we too must make do with our fair share."
Gilbert
Pno.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH: (cont.):
13 "Your noble sacrifice sets an example to the entire country."
Gilbert
Pno. mp
Betty Blue Eyes This score is the property of and should be returned to: 22.4.11
Cameron Mackintosh Ltd, 1 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3RB.
Unauthorised use or reproduction of any part is an infringement of copyright. All rights reserved.
2 No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise
PRINCESS ELIZABETH: (cont.):
17 "Together we shall survive our ordeal with honour and dignity. Most sincerely yours, Elizabeth Windsor."
Gilbert
Pno.
CUE: JOYCE: "You never told me about any coupons." GILBERT: "Just doing my fair share -- putting coupons aside
each week for the past year or so."
poco rall. 23 Magically h = 60
21
Gilbert
p
Pno.
GILBERT: (cont.) "Asking my patients to contribute whatever they could spare.But I never took a single
coupon from your mother -- on my life!"
JOYCE: "You've gone up quite a bit in my estimation. Oh Gilbert, how can I ever -- what can I possibly say,..."
25 29
Gilbert
pp
Pno.
JOYCE: (cont.) "....except how foolish I was to have ever doubted you -- and that you are still my Lionheart"
31
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise 3
GILBERT
35 GILBERT: "I’m not. I never was. I was only doing my duty."
SAFETY
Gilbert
mp For
last time only?
cello
Pno.
39
Gilbert
there in the rub - ble I spot - ted an an - gel Her face was so frag - ile and sweet I
Pno. p
43
Gilbert
knew
in that mo - ment that I'd give my life Just to help her get back on her
Pno. mp
46
Gilbert
feet On her feet
Pno. p
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise
rit.
49 JOYCE mp
Joyce
Oh my Gil - - - bert You have
Pno.
GILBERT: "I’m a simple man, Joyce. Are you sure
Magical h = 60 that’s the kind of man you can be content with?"
52
Joyce
mag - ic fing - ers You have mag - ic hands mp Though I love
colla voce
mp
Pno.
55
Joyce
roast pork, I'm quite con - tent with spam
Gilbert
p That's the kind of man I
p mp p
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise 5
59 Quicker q = 166 GILBERT: "Shall we go back in?"
Gilbert
am
p
Pno.
63
JOYCE: "I’d prefer it if you would see me home."
Gilbert
mp
Pno.
67
Pno.
71
Pno.
f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No.20 - Magic Fingers - Reprise
rall.
74
Pno.
Grandly q = 130
77
Pno.
APPLAUSE SEGUE:
No.21 - Bows
80
fp sfz
Pno.
fp sfz
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout
Lyrics by Anthony Drewe Music by George Stiles
CUE: APPLAUSE SEGUE FROM No. 20
Far From Austere h = 120
Piano DRUMS
f
(bars 3 - 10 CUT)
11
f
Pno.
15
Pno.
19
Pno.
This score is the property of and should be returned to:
Cameron Mackintosh Ltd, 1 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3RB.
Betty Blue Eyes Unauthorised use or reproduction of any part is an infringement of copyright. All rights reserved. 22.4.11
2 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
23
Pno.
27 COMPANY
Company
f Good - bye good - bye good - bye au - ste - ri - ty
Pno.
31
Company
Bri - tain
Pno.
35
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 3
39
Pno.
43 COMPANY
Company
f Good - bye good - bye good - bye au - ste - ri - ty
f
Pno.
47
Company Bri - tain
BOYS
f
Good - bye good - bye good - bye good - bye good - bye
Pno.
51
legato
Pno.
mf
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
4 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
55
Pno.
59
Pno.
63
Pno.
f
67 FULL COMPANY (not Gilbert and Joyce)
Company
f The skies are all blue And the good times are near - er
Pno.
f
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 5
71
Company
Wom - en wear stock - ings A lit - tle bit sheer - er
Pno.
75
f
Good - bye good - bye good - bye au - ste - ri - ty
Company
f
Good - bye good - bye good - bye au - ste - ri - ty
f
Pno.
DIXIE ENDING
79
Big Swing q = 180
DRUMS
Pno.
ff
3
83 JOYCE + GILBERT BOW
f
Pno.
f
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
6 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
87
Pno.
91
Pno.
95
Pno.
99
Pno.
103
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 7
108
Pno.
fff
ff
Big-Band Foxtrot q = 160
113
ff BAND BOW
Pno.
ff
117
Pno.
121 GIRLS
f Bet - ty blue eyes There were nev - er two more
Company
BOYS
f Bet ty blue eyes There were nev - er two more
f
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
8 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
125
Company true eyes How I love their per - fect pig - men - ta - tion
true eyes How I love their per - fect pig - men - ta - tion
Pno.
129 mf
Company They're blu - er than the sky a - bove They're deep - er than the
p Ooh
Pno. mf
133
Company sea I find them so be - guil - ing when they're smi - ling back at
mf
I find them so be - guil - ing when they're smi - ling back at
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 9
f
137
Company me Bet - ty blue eyes Some folk tend to mis - con -
me f Bet - ty blue eyes Some folk tend to mis - con -
Pno. f
141
Company strue eyes But I took just one look and I knew
strue eyes But I took just one look and I knew
Pno.
rit.
145
Company We will nev - er have eyes for a - ny - one but you
We will nev - er have eyes for a - ny - one but you
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
10 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
149 Slowly BETTY
Betty
I will nev - er have eyes for an - y - one but
Company
Pno.
153 Swung Più mosso q = 180
Betty
you
Company You
You
You
3
3
3 3
mp
Pno.
157
Betty
You
Company You
3
3
f
Pno.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 11
G.P. for applause Jitterbug h = 130
161
You!
Company
You!
ff f
Pno. DRUM FILL
165
BAND SOLOS
f
Pno.
f
169
Pno.
173
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
12 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
177
Pno.
181
Pno.
185
Pno.
189
Pno.
193
.
gliss
Pno.
gliss.
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 13
197
Pno. ff
201
Pno.
205
MORE BAND SOLOS
f
Pno.
209
Pno.
213
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
14 No. 21 - Bows & Playout
217
Pno.
221
Pno.
225
Pno.
229
Pno.
cresc. poco a poco
233
Pno. ff
22.4.11 Betty Blue Eyes
No. 21 - Bows & Playout 15
237
fff
Pno.
Betty Blue Eyes 22.4.11
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