Not quite ragtime but fairly close...

Anyone have a clue on where to find a copy of this? Google turns up
saxophone arrangements, but no piano versions.

Of course, I would be happy to cover expenses for anyone who might be
standing near a copier.....

Thanks in advance.

I've found a copy of Dainty Doll, also by Bernard Barnes. Close, but not
quite what you were after.

Cheers,

Sam

Houston Public Library has the piano score, but you'll need to try
Inter-Library Loan for the photocopy unless we have a Houston reader
willing to help.  'Fraid it's a 10-hour drive for me.

Print out the information below, and take it to your local library,
assuming you're in the U.S. (If you're not, let me know.) The entry
comes from WorldCat, the OCLC database many libraries use to request
material through ILL. Most reference librarians should be able to
place an online order.

If you're interested in a 1943 arrangement for two pianos (arr.
Jacques Fray), you can find it at Eastern Washington University.  The
OCLC accession number is 37548065--easiest way for a librarian to
locate the database entry.  Also, if you happen to play flute and have
two friends who do, Murray State Univ. in KY has a flute trio
arrangement (OCLC #10455147).

Hope this helps.

Sue Attalla

Title: Dainty miss :
novelette /
Author(s): Barnes, Bernard.  
Publication: San Francisco, CA :; Sherman, Clay & Co.,
Year: 1924
Language: N/A
Music Type: Popular music
 SUBJECT(S)  
Descriptor: Piano music.
Popular music -- 1921-1930.  
Note(s): For piano solo./ Caption title./ "Popular standard"--Cover.
Responsibility: Bernard Barnes.
Material Type: Printed music (pmu)
Document Type: Score
Entry: 19940801
Update: 19940801
Accession No: OCLC: 30859432