Monsieur Dodd prend l'air (1937) - Soundtracks

Am I in Love?

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Played during the opening credits

Also performed by Kenny Baker during the second broadcast and toward the end

Also played by the band at the nightclub

Remember Me?

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Performed by Kenny Baker at Mme. Moro's party

If I Were a Little Pond Lily

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Performed by Kenny Baker at the strawberry festival

Here Comes the Sandman

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Performed by Kenny Baker at the strawberry festival and at the first broadcast

Also played by the band at the nightclub

The Girl You Used to Be

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Played during the opening credits

Also performed by Kenny Baker on stage

I Know Now

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Played when Claude walks into the broadcast studio and sees Marjorie

When My Dream Boat Comes Home

(uncredited)

Written by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin

Played on the radio that Claude fixes

Chicken Reel

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played briefly during the opening scene

Poet and Peasant Overture

(uncredited)

Music by Franz von Suppé

Played in the background when Sniffer tells Doremus he's going to miss the lady troubadours

With Plenty of Money and You

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Played in the background when Doremus tells Claude that he wants his baritone voice

Smiles

(uncredited)

Music by Lee S. Roberts

Played in the background when Claude sneezes and Sniffer tells him he's taking him to see Doc Quinn

The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed

(uncredited)

Music by Harry Warren

Played in the background when Claude and Sniffer show up at the Metropolitan Broadcast Company

Without Your Love

(uncredited)

Music by M.K. Jerome

Played in the background during the coffee shop scene

Too Marvelous for Words

(uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Played in the background during the coffee shop scene

Just a Quiet Evening

(uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Played in the background during the coffee shop scene

Ever Since Eve

(uncredited)

Music by M.K. Jerome

Played when Claude and Marjorie arrive at the Star Club

Fifty-Second Street

(uncredited)

Music by Saul Chaplin

Played at the Star Club after Gateway's party has joined Claude's party

Born to Love

(uncredited)

Music by M.K. Jerome

Played on the radio during Claude's demonstration

O Mio Fernando

(uncredited)

From "La favorita"

Written by Gaetano Donizetti

Performed by Alice Brady at the party

Soundtracks

Monsieur Dodd prend l'air

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