Sous le plus grand chapiteau du monde (1952) - Bandes originales

The Greatest Show on Earth

By Victor Young and Ned Washington

Sung by Betty Hutton (uncredited)

Be a Jumping-Jack

By Victor Young and Ned Washington

Sung by Betty Hutton (uncredited) and James Stewart (uncredited)

Lovely Luawana Lady

By John Ringling North and E. Ray Goetz

Sung by Dorothy Lamour (uncredited)

Popcorn and Lemonade

By Henry Sullivan and John Murray Anderson

[Sung off-camera by Chorus]

A Picnic in the Park

By Henry Sullivan and John Murray Anderson

[Sung off-camera by Bill Roberts]

Sing a Happy Song

By Henry Sullivan and John Murray Anderson

[Sung off camera]

Only a Rose

(1925) (uncredited)

Music by Rudolf Friml

Lyrics Brian Hooker

Sung by Betty Hutton and Chorus

Oh! Susanna

(1848) (uncredited)

Music by Stephen Foster

Played during the opening scene

An der schönen blauen Donau Walzer (The Blue Danube Waltz), Op. 314

(1867) (uncredited)

Music by Johann Strauss

Played during the sword swallowing demonstration

William Tell Overture

(1829) (uncredited)

Music by Gioachino Rossini

Played during the dog and pony show

(I Got Spurs That) Jingle Jangle Jingle

(1942) (uncredited)

Music by Joseph J. Lilley

Played while Sebastian rides in the parade

Jingle Bells

(1857) (uncredited)

Written by James Pierpont

Played during the parade around the rings and briefly sung

O Come All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles)

(ca 1743) (uncredited)

Music attributed to John Reading (16??)

Played during the parade around the rings

Aloha Oe

(1908) (uncredited)

Music by Queen Liliuokalani

Played during the "Lovely Luawana Lady" sequence

Wiener Blut (Vienna Blood), Op. 354

(1873) (uncredited)

Music by Johann Strauss

Played after Sebastian cuts down the net

Die Schoene Galathea: Ouverture (The Beautiful Galathea Overture)

(1849) (uncredited)

Music by Franz von Suppé

Played during the royal parade

Yankee Doodle

(ca. 1755) (uncredited)

Traditional music of English origin

Played as the crowd arrives at the last circus set-up

(I Wish I Was in) Dixie Land

(1860) (uncredited)

Music by Daniel Decatur Emmett

Played as the crowd arrives at the last circus set-up

Dream Lover

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Victor Schertzinger

Performed by the orchestra during an acrobatic performance in one of the circus scenes

It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day

(1939) (uncredited)

Music by Sammy Timberg and Winston Sharples

Played during the parade of cartoon characters

Three Blind Mice

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played in the score

Rock-a-Bye Baby

(1886) (uncredited)

Written by Effie I. Canning

In the score after "A Picnic in the Park"

Bandes originales

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