- Welcome to the Diamond Horseshoe(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonSung by chorus and Betty Grable
- Cooking Up a Show(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonPerformed by William Gaxton and chorus
- In Acapulco(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonSung and Danced by Betty Grable and chorusPlayed often throughout the picture
- I Wish I Knew(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonSung by Dick Haymes and Betty Grable
- The More I See You(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonPlayed during the opening credits and often throughout the pictureSung by Dick Haymes
- Carrie(uncredited)aka "Carrie Marry Harry"Music by Albert von TilzerLyrics by Junie McCreePerformed by Beatrice Kay and William Gaxton
- Play Me an Old Fashioned Melody(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonPerformed by Beatrice Kay and William Gaxton
- A Nickel's Worth of Jive(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonSung and Danced by Betty Grable
- Let Me Call You Sweetheart(uncredited)Music by Leo FriedmanLyrics by Beth Slater WhitsonPerformed by Beatrice Kay
- You'll Never Know(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonSung by Betty Grable
- Shoo Shoo, Baby(uncredited)Written by Phil MooreSung by Betty Grable
- Aba Daba Honeymoon(uncredited)Music by Walter DonovanLyrics by Arthur FieldsSung by Willie Solar
- (I'd Climb the Highest Mountain) If I Knew I'd Find You(uncredited)Written by Lew Brown and Sidney ClareSung by uncredited character "Dave"
- Dessert Finale(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack GordonPerformed by Betty Grable and William Gaxton
- (I've Got a Gal in) Kalamazoo(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenPlayed during the opening Diamond Horseshoe scene
- My Melancholy Baby(uncredited)aka "Melancholy"Music by Ernie BurnettLyrics by George A. NortonPlayed by the band, and sung backstage by Dick Haymes
- People Like You and Me(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenPlayed when Joe Sr. and Joe Jr. are backstage discussing Columbia medical school
- Chattanooga Choo Choo(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenPlayed when Joe Sr. and Bonnie are talking in her dressing room
- The Old and the New Prelude(uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Mack Gordon
- Sleep, Baby, Sleep(uncredited)Performed by Beatrice Kay
- The Hut-Sut Song(uncredited)Sung by a quartet as part of a medley
- Hold Tight, Hold Tight (Want Some Seafood, Mama)(uncredited)Sung by a quartet as part of a medley
- Flat Foot Floogie(uncredited)Music by Slim Gaillard and Slam StewartLyrics by Bud GreenSung by a quartet as part of a medley
- Mairzy Doats(uncredited)Music by Jerry LivingstonLyrics by Milton Drake and Al HoffmanSung by a quartet as part of a medley
- China Boy(uncredited)Music by Phil BouteljeLyrics by Dick WinfreeSung by a vocal group when Bonnie and Joe Sr. are arguing backstage
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By what name was Il cavallino d'oro (1945) officially released in India in English?
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