Soundtracks

(©1919) (uncredited)

Music based on a melody by Jacques Offenbach from his opera "Genevieve de Brabant" (1859)

Lyrics by unknown marine (ca 1874) and probably Henry C. Davis (1911) and unknown others

Sung by Lawrence Tibbett

Reprised by him and other marines in Cuba

Reprised again by marching marines in WWI

(1896) (uncredited)

Music by Theodore A. Metz

In the score briefly in a San Francisco scene

(1931) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Herbert Stothart, Jimmy McHugh (as James McHugh) and Dorothy Fields

Sung by Lawrence Tibbett

(1843) (uncredited)

Music by David T. Shaw

In the score as ships head to Cuba

(1906) (uncredited)

Music by Charles A. Zimmerman

In the score with the Panama Canal title

(1929) (uncredited)

Music and Spanish Lyrics by Moïse Simons

Sung a cappella by Lupe Velez in Spanish

Sung by Lawrence Tibbett in Spanish

Reprised in Spanish at a New York nightclub with Ernesto Lecuona and the Palau Brothers' Cuban Orchestra

(uncredited)

Composer unknown

Sung and danced by Lupe Velez at the carnival with Ernesto Lecuona and the Palau Brothers' Cuban Orchestra

(uncredited)

Traditional nursery song

Sung a cappella by Ernest Torrence

Hummed by Jimmy Durante

(1931) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Herbert Stothart, Jimmy McHugh (as James McHugh) and Dorothy Fields

Sung by Lawrence Tibbett

Reprised by him and Lupe Velez

Reprised again as a split screen duet by Tibbett with himself

(uncredited)

Music by Isham Jones and lyrics by Tell Taylor and Ole Olsen

Sung by marching marines

(1918) (uncredited)

Written by Geoffrey O'Hara

Sung by marching marines

(1888) (uncredited)

Traditional nursery song

Sung a cappella and danced by Lawrence Tibbett, Ernest Torrence and Jimmy Durante