Soundtracks

(1899-1900)

Music by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Performed by Harry James

Courtesy of CBS Records

Played during the opening credits

(1931)

Music by Arthur Schwartz

Lyrics by Howard Dietz

Played at the Guess That Tune broadcast

(1906)

Music by Jean Schwartz

Lyrics by William Jerome

Played at the Guess That Tune broadcast

(1932)

Music by Tolchard Evans

Lyrics by Stanley Damerell (as Stanley J. Damerell) and Robert Hargreaves

Sung by Danielle Ferland (uncredited) in a radio commercial

(1944)

Music by Kurt Weill

Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson

In the score in a Rockaway scene

Reprised at a beach scene and at the end

(1939)

Written by Wingy Manone, Andy Razaf and Joe Garland

Performed by Glenn Miller on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1987)

Music by Dick Hyman

(1937)

Music by Jimmy Eaton

Lyrics by Terry Shand

Performed by Larry Clinton on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1932)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Played at the roller rink

(1916)

Written by Gerardo Matos Rodríguez (as Matos Rodríguez)

Performed by The Castilians on car radio at Breezy Point

Courtesy of MCA Records

(1933)

Music by Vincent Youmans

Lyrics by Gus Kahn and Edward Eliscu

Played as dance music at a nightclub

(1942)

(aka "Tico Tico No Fubá")

Music by Zequinha de Abreu (as Zequinha Abreu)

Lyrics by Aloysio de Oliveira (as Aloysio Oliveira)

English Lyrics by Ervin Drake

Performed by Denise Dumont (uncredited) with Tito Puente (uncredited) and His Band

(1935)

Written by Cole Porter

Played as dance music at the nightclub

Sung briefly by David Warrilow (uncredited) on the roof

(1943)

Written by Sy Oliver

Performed by Tommy Dorsey on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1939)

Written by Alberto Domínguez (as A. Domínguez)

English Lyrics by Ray Charles (uncredited) and Bob Russell (uncredited)

Performed by Artie Shaw on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1940)

Music by Arthur Altman

Lyrics by Jack Lawrence

Sung by Robert Tate (uncredited) on radio

(1923)

Music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart

Lyrics by Chet Forrest and Bob Wright

Performed by Allan Jones on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1941)

Written by Meredith Willson

Performed by Tommy Dorsey

Courtesy of RCA Records

In the score during a flashback

(1915)

Written by Johnny Black (as Johnny S. Black)

Performed by The Mills Brothers on radio

Courtesy of MCA Records

(1943)

Written by Al Dexter

Performed by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters

In the score during the snowman sequence

Courtesy of MCA Records

(1939)

Music by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Performed by Carmen Miranda on radio as Ruthie imitates her

Reprised by Miranda during the end credits

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1943)

Written by Milton Drake, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston

Performed by The Merry Macs on radio

Courtesy of MCA Records

(1941)

Written by Moe Jaffe, Nat Bonx and Jack Fulton

Adapted from "Romance" by Arthur B. Rubinstein (uncredited)

Performed by Frank Sinatra as background during the Radio City Music Hall scene

Courtesy of CBS Records

(1939)

Written by Jack Lawrence

Performed by The Ink Spots as background in a nightclub

Courtesy of MCA Records

Traditional

Performed by Emil Decameron as background when Sally first gets on radio

Courtesy of Vanguard Recording Society, Inc.

(1941)

Music by Jule Styne

Lyrics by Frank Loesser

Performed by Mia Farrow (uncredited) at a USO show

(1941)

Music by Don Reid and Sammy Kaye

Lyrics by Don Reid

Performed by Sammy Kaye as background after the Pearl Harbor bombing

Courtesy of RCA Records

(Babalú) (1941)

Written by Margarita Lecuona

English lyrics by Bob Russell

Performed by Xavier Cugat with Richard Hayes (uncredited)

Played for the substitute teacher scene

Courtesy of PolyGram Records

(1943)

Music by Arthur Schwartz

Lyrics by Frank Loesser

Performed by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra (uncredited)

Sung by Kitty Carlisle (uncredited) in a Maxwell House radio show

(1937)

Music by Sammy Fain

Lyrics by Lew Brown

Performed by Guy Lombardo on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1987)

Written by Dick Hyman

Performed by Mia Farrow (uncredited) for a radio ad

(1941)

Music by Walter Kent

Lyrics by Nat Burton

Performed by Glenn Miller on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1934)

Written by Gordon Jenkins

Performed by Benny Goodman on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1932)

Music by George Bassman

Lyrics by Ned Washington

Performed by Tommy Dorsey on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1934)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Al Dubin

Performed by Richard Himber on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1891)

Written by Frank White Meacham

Performed by Glenn Miller on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1941)

Written by Billy Strayhorn

Performed by Duke Ellington

In the score for the hospital scene

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1943)

Music by Harry Warren

Lyrics by Mack Gordon

Played by the band at the Broadway dance palace

(1933-42)

Music by Xavier Cugat

Lyrics by Al Stillman

Performed by Xavier Cugat on radio

Courtesy of RCA Records

(1935)

Written by Cole Porter

Played as dance music at the King Cole room on New Year's Eve

(1943)

Written by Cole Porter

Performed by Diane Keaton (uncredited) at a nightclub

(1932)

Written by Cole Porter

Played as dance music at a nightclub

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played at the Guess That Tune broadcast

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played on New Year's Eve