The Hollywood Revue of 1929 (1929) - साउंडट्रैक

Singin' in the Rain

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Nacio Herb Brown

Lyrics by Arthur Freed

Played during the opening by The MGM Symphony Orchestra

Played on ukulele and sung by Cliff Edwards and The Brox Sisters; Danced by chorus

Sung by the major stars at the end

Bones and Tambourines

(1929) (uncredited)

Written by Fred Fisher

Performed by the chorus

Sung also by Cliff Edwards in a falsetto voice

Gotta Feelin' for You

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Louis Alter

Lyrics by Jo Trent

Sung and Danced by Joan Crawford and Sung by chorus

Also Played during intermission

Minstrel Days

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung offscreen by Sung by Charles King

Performed by the chorus

Old Folks at Home

(1851) (uncredited)

aka "Swanee River"

Written by Stephen Foster

Sung offscreen by Charles King and chorus

Played during the "Minstrel Days" sequence

Old Black Joe

(1860) (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

Sung offscreen by Charles King and chorus

Played during the "Minstrel Days" sequence

Low Down Rhythm

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Jesse Greer

Lyrics by Raymond Klages

Sung by June Purcell and Danced by her and chorus

Your Mother and Mine

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung by Charles King and Chorus

Also played on violin by Jack Benny and sung by him, with Karl Dane and George K. Arthur

Played during the intermission

You Were Meant for Me

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Nacio Herb Brown

Lyrics by Arthur Freed

Sung by Conrad Nagel (dubbed by Charles King) to Anita Page

Also briefly sung a cappella by Charles King

Nobody But You

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Played on his ukuele and Sung by Cliff Edwards with chorus

Also Sung by him in a falsetto voice

Played during the intermission

I Never Knew I Could Do a Thing Like That

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung and Danced by Bessie Love; Danced by the chorus

For I'm the Queen

(1929) (uncredited)

Written by Andy Rice and Martin Broones

Sung by Marie Dressler and chorus, with Polly Moran

The Skaters (Les patineurs)

(1882) (uncredited)

Music by Emil Waldteufel

Played during Laurel and Hardy's skit

Tommy Atkins on Parade

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Nacio Herb Brown

Lyrics by Arthur Freed

Sung and danced by Marion Davies and chorus

Strike Up the Band

(1929) (uncredited)

Written by Fred Fisher

Sung by the Brox Sisters, sung and danced by chorus

The Stars and Stripes Forever

(1896) (uncredited)

Written by John Philip Sousa

Played during the "Strike Up the Band" number

The Washington Post

(1889) (uncredited)

Music by John Philip Sousa

Played during the "Strike Up the Band" number

Tableau of the Jewels

(1929) (uncredited)

Written by Fred Fisher

Sung by James Burroughs

Danced by Carla Laemmle and Buster Keaton in drag

Lon Chaney Will Get You If You Don't Watch Out

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung by Gus Edwards, danced by chorus

Turkish 'Adagio'

(uncredited)

Novelty number danced by the Albertina Rasch Dancers

Romeo and Juliet Overture

(1869) (uncredited)

Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

In the score for the Romeo and Juliet skit

Charlie, Ike and Gus

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung by Sung by Charles King, Cliff Edwards and Gus Edwards

William Tell Overture

(1829) (uncredited)

Written by Gioachino Rossini

Briefly played in the "Charlie, Ike and Gus" number

The Italian Trio

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung by Charles King, Cliff Edwards and Gus Edwards

Ciribiribin

(1898) (uncredited)

Written by Alberto Pestalozza

Played and Sung in "The Italian Trio" number with modified lyrics

Maria, Marì (Oh Marie - Oh Marie)

(1899) (uncredited)

Written by Eduardo Di Capua and Vincenzo Russo

Played and Sung in "The Italian Trio" number with modified lyrics

O sole mio

(1898) (uncredited)

Written by Giovanni Capurro, Eduardo Di Capua and Alfredo Mazzucchi

Played and Sung in "The Italian Trio" number with modified lyrics

Finiculi, Finicula

(1880) (uncredited)

Music by Luigi Denza

Lyrics by Peppino Turco

Played and Sung in "The Italian Trio" number with modified lyrics

Marie, Polly and Bess

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung by Marie Dressler, Polly Moran and Bessie Love

Hearts and Flowers

(1893) (uncredited)

Music from "Wintermärchen" by Alphons Czibulka

Briefly Played during the "Marie, Polly and Bess" number

Belle nuit (Barcarolle)

(1881) (uncredited)

from opera "Les contes d'Hoffmann"

Music by Jacques Offenbach

Briefly Played during the "Marie, Polly and Bess" number

Sonny Boy

(1928) (uncredited)

Music by Ray Henderson

Lyrics by Al Jolson, Buddy G. DeSylva and Lew Brown

Sung a bit by Polly Moran in the "Marie, Polly and Bess" number

The Fountain in the Park

(1884) (uncredited)

aka "While Strolling Through the Park One Day"

Written by Ed Haley

Sung by Polly Moran, Bessie Love, Marie Dressler, Gus Edwards,

Cliff Edwards, and Charles King

Orange Blossom Time

(1929) (uncredited)

Music by Gus Edwards

Lyrics by Joe Goodwin

Sung by Charles King to Myrtle McLaughlin

Danced by the Albertina Rasch Dancers

Sung also by Cliff Edwards in a falsetto voice

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