Don’t Take Your Beau To the Seashore (1911 THE FASCINATING WIDOW)

From the musical “THE FASCINATING WIDOW,” 1911. Words and Music by E. Ray Goetz & Irving Berlin. Cover by E.H. Pfeiffer. Copyright © 25 Sep 1911. Sheet Music from the collection of Michael Deatz.

Sheet Music

Accompaniment

Lyrics

Refrain
Don’t take your beau to the seashore
When bathing, don’t take your beau to the shore
For bathing suits reveal what petticoats conceal
And if there’s a slight defection
You will never stand inspection
When you go down to the seashore
Take my advice and you won’t go wrong
Girls, when you go, if you’ve nothing to show
Don’t take your beau along

Performance

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