Sub-series 7a.  Recordings

 Playback Discs

45

Always Leave Them Laughing, (retitled  Naughty But Nice, 1939)

1

“Corn Picking”, Ann Sheridan

2

“In a Moment of Weakness”, Gale Page

An Affair to Remember, 1957

3

20^th Century Fox

“Affaire de Coeur”, vocals by Marni Nixon, from An Affair to Remember

4

20^th Century Fox

1.  “An Affair to Remember” (English version), “Continuer”

2.  “Tomorrowland” (Kid version), “Tiny Little Scout”

5

20^th Century Fox

1.  “An Affair to Remember” (French version), Marni Nixon & Orchestra

2.  1.  “An Affair to Remember” (Italian version), Marni Nixon & Orchestra

6

20^th Century Fox

1.  “My Heart Tells Me”, vocal group with orchestra

2.  “My Heart Tells Me”, orchestra only

7

20^th Century Fox

“You Make it Easy to be True”, vocal group and orchestra from An Affair to Remember

8

“An Affair to Remember”, two sides unidentified

Artists and Models, 1955

9

904-41, #10208, “Inamorata (Song Ballet)”, vocals by Shirley MacLaine, from Artists and Models

55

1

“Artists and Models” (Prod. Number) Martin, Lewis, Choir and Orch. And “When You Pretend” (Finale) 906-41, Martin, Lewis, MacLaine, Malone, Choir and Orch. from Artists and Models #10208

2

903-41, #10208, “Inamorata”, vocals by Dean Martin, from Artists and Models, copy

3

905-41, #10208, “The Lucky Song”, vocals by Dean Martin, from Artists and Models, copy

4

Side One: #902-41-31-21, #10208, “When You Pretend”, vocals by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis and Orchestra (3 sections), from Artists and Models

Side Two:  #901-41, #10208, “You Look So Familiar”, vocals by Dean Martin, from Artists and Models

The Birds and the Bees, 1956

45

10

903-41, “The Birds & The Bees”, vocals by Mitzi Gaynor, George Gobel, from Lady Eve, #10337

11

902-41, “La Parisienne”, vocals by Mitzi Gaynor

Broadway Gondolier, 1935

12

“Lonely Gondolier”from Broadway Gondolier, vocals by Dick Powell

“Outside of You”from Broadway Gondolier, vocals by Dick Powell

13

“Outside of You” from Broadway Gondolier, Fioritos Orchestra and Muzzy Margellino

“You Bother Me an Awful Lot” from G-Men, Dvorak and Chorus with Orchestra

14

“The Pig and The Cow” from Broadway Gondolier, vocals by Joan Blondell and Dick Powell

“The Girl on the Little Blue Plate” from Tulip Time, vocals by Dorothy Dare and Felix Knight

15

“Rose in Your Hair” from Broadway Gondolier, vocals by Dick Powell

“You Can Be Kissed” from Broadway Gondolier, Fioritos Orchestra and Debutantes - Marcellino and Candy

“LuLu’s Back in Town” from Broadway Gondolier, vocals by Dick Powell

16-17

“Rose in Your Hair” from Broadway Gondolier, vocals by Dick Powell

The Caddy, 1953

18

Side One: copy, ATD-1, #10320-D, “You’re The Right One”, for The Caddy

Side Two: copy, ATD-1, #10320-D, “That’s Amore”, (Martin-Lewis), for The Caddy

55

5

FTD-1 #10320-D, “The Gay Continental”, for The Caddy, copy

6

Side One: EOV-1 #10320-D, “It’s a Whistlin’ Kinda Weather”, for The Caddy, dub-d

Side Two: BTD-1 #10320-D, “You’re the Right One - Reprise”, for The Caddy, dub-d

Cinderfella, 1960

7

Electro-Vox

Cinderfella #10365

a.  GTD-1 “Let Me Be a People”, vocals by Jerry Lewis

b.  HTD-1 “Other Fella” Soliloquy, orchestra only

Colleen, 1936

45

19

RCA Victor, sample record

“An Evening With You” from Colleen, vocals by Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler

 “A Buck and a Quarter a Day” from Sons O’ Guns, vocals by Joe E. Brown and Joan Blondell

20

RCA Victor, sample record

“I Don’t Have to Dream Again” from Colleen, vocals by Dick Powell

21

RCA Victor, sample record

“You’ve Got to Know How to Dance” from Colleen, vocals by Ruby Keeler

Dames, 1934

22

RCA Victor, sample record

“Dames”

23

RCA Victor, sample record

“I’ve Only Got Eyes for You” from Dames

Diamond Horseshoe, 1945

24

Billy Rose’s Diamond Horseshoe presentation album (5 records)

20^th Century Fox

“Moody”, vocals by Betty Grable

“Dessert Finale”, production routine

25

“The More I See You”, vocals by Dick Haymes

“Mrs. Standish Scene”, “Mink Lament”, vocals by Betty Grable

54

1

CRACKED

Presto

“Cooking Up a Show”

2

CRACKED

“Cooking Up a Show”, production routine, Part 1

“Cooking Up a Show”, production routine, Part 2

3

CRACKED

 “In Acapulco”, vocals by Betty Grable and Chorus

“I Wish I Knew”, vocals by Dick Haymes, “Carrie”, vocals by Kay and Gaxton

 4

CRACKED

“The Old and The New”, production routine, Part 1

“The Old and The New”, production routine, Part 2

Down Argentine Way, 1940

45

26

Columbia

Side One: TCF17, “Argentina”, Grable & Ameche, Down Argentina Way

Side Two: TCF18, “Argentina”, Nichols Bros. routine, Down Argentina Way

55

8

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF19, “Nenita”, Kinsky & Flores Bros. Trio, Down Argentina Way

Side Two: TCF20, “Sing to Your Senorita”, Charlotte Greenwood & Orch., Down Argentina Way

9

Columbia

“Two Dreams Met” from Down Argentina Way

The Gang’s All Here, 1943

10

20^th Century Fox

CRACKED

1.  “Tutti Frutti Hat”, vocals by Carmen Miranda and Orchestra, part 1

2.  “Tutti Frutti Hat”, vocals by Carmen Miranda and Orchestra, part 2

Go Into Your Dance, 1935

46

1

RCA Victor, sample record

“Go Into Your Dance”, “Electrical transcription for broadcast purposes”

2

RCA Victor, sample record

“Good Old Fashioned Cocktail” vocals by Ruby Keeler, “About A Quarter to Nine”, and “Go Into Your Dance” vocals by Al Jolson from Go Into Your Dance

3

RCA Victor, sample record

“Latin from Manhattan” from Go Into Your Dance

4

RCA Victor, sample record

“Quarter to Nine” number complete

Going Places, 1938

5

Going Places, “Jeepers Creepers”, Louis Armstrong and small orch.

6

Going Places, “Say it With a Kiss”, Maxine Sullivan, Dick Powell, Louis Armstrong

Golddiggers in Paris, 1938

7

“Day Dreaming”

8

“I Wanna Go Back to Bali”

9

“Latin Quarter”

10

“Stranger in Paree”

Golddiggers of 1935, 1935

11

RCA Victor sample record (Golddiggers of 1935)

“Lullaby of Broadway”, vocals by Winnie Shaw, Dick Powell and ensemble

12

RCA Victor sample record (Golddiggers of 1935)

“Lullaby of Broadway”, appears to be three tracks

13

RCA Victor sample record (Golddiggers of 1935)

“The Words are in My Heart”, vocals by Dick Powell

14

RCA Victor sample record (Golddiggers of 1935)

a.  “I’m Going Shopping With You”, vocals by Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart

b.  “The Words are in My Heart”, vocals by Dick Powell, last chorus

c.  “The Words are in My Heart”, vocals by Dick Powell and trio

Golddiggers of 1937, 1937

15

no label (Golddiggers of 1937)

“All is Fair in Love and War”

16

no label (Golddiggers of 1937)

“Love and War” - complete

17

RCA Victor sample record

a.  “Plenty of Money and You”, vocals by Dick Powell and Joan Blondell

b.  “Your Eyes Have Told Me”, vocals by James Melton from Sing Me A Love Song

The Great American Broadcast, 1941

55

11

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF47, “I Take to You”, Faye, Oakie & Payne, The Great American Broadcast

Side Two: TCF48, “It’s All in a Lifetime”, Alice Faye & Orch., The Great American Broadcast

46

18

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF55, “Long Ago Last Night”, Alice Faye & Orch., The Great American Broadcast

Side Two: TCF56, “Where Are You”, Alice Faye, John Payne, Inkspots, The Great American Broadcast

19

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF57, “I’ve Got a Bone to Pick With You”, Inkspots, “Give My Regards to Broadway”, Oakie & Orch., The Great American Broadcast

Side Two: TCF58, “I’m Alabamy Bound”, Inkspots, The Great American Broadcast

20

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF59, “The Great American Broadcast”, Jimmie Newell, “I Take to You”, Alice Faye & John Payne, The Great American Broadcast

Side Two: TCF60, 1. “Where Are You”, A. Faye, 2. “Where Are You” A. Faye & Ensemble, 3-1 “I Take to You”, A. Faye, J. Oakie, J. Payne, M. Hughes, The Great American Broadcast

Garden of the Moon, 1938

47

1

“Garden of the Moon” and “Confidentially” from Garden of the Moon

2

“Girlfriend of the Whirling Dervish” from Garden of the Moon

3

“The Lady on the Two Cent Stamp” from Garden of the Moon

4

“Love is Where You Find It” from Garden of the Moon

Hard to Get, 1938

5

“Hot Heiress”, “You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby”, Dick Powell & Orch., 78RPM

The Harvey Girls, 1945

6

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1348, Part 1, A. T. & S. P. Routine, no cues, scene 2402, 1/10/45, Disc No. MGM 26992, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

Side Two:  Production #1348, Part 2, A. T. & S. P. Routine, no cues, scene 2402, 1/10/45, Disc No. MGM 26993, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

7

Electro-Vox

1.  “Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe” (Harvey Girls), California Melodies, 12/2/45

2.  “In the Valley” (Harvey Girls), California Melodies, 12/2/45

55

12

Audio-Disc

“Santa Fe”, French version

47

8-9

Electro-Vox

Score from The Harvey Girls, California Melodies, 12/2/45

10

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, Hayride - not cued, scene 2417, 2/22/45, Disc No. MGM 27027, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

11

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, In the Valley (not cued) 1st, scene 2412, 2/21/45, Disc No. MGM 27017, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

12

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, It’s a Great Big World, scene 2401, 1/5/45, Disc No. MGM 26989, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

13-14

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, March of the Doagies - not cued, scene 2415, 2/22/45, Disc No. MGM 27023, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

15

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, My Intuition - not cued, scene 2411, 2/22/45, Disc No. MGM 27019, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

16

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, O You Kid, scene 2407, 2/17/45, Disc No. MGM 27008, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

17

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, Round and Round Waltz - not cued, scene 2418, 2/23/45, Disc No. MGM 27029, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

18

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1348, Wait and See 3^rd version - not cued, scene 2410, 2/21/45, Disc No. MGM 27013, RPM 80, The Harvey Girls

Hearts Divided, 1936

48

1

RCA Victor sample record

“Two Hearts Divided”, vocals by Dick Powell, from Hearts Divided

“My Kingdom for a Kiss”, vocals by Dick Powell, from Hearts Divided

Iceland, 1942

55

13

20^th Century Fox (Iceland)

“It’s the Lovers Knot”, mixed voices and orchestra, TCF 144

14

20^th Century Fox (Iceland)

1.  “I Like a Military Tune”, vocals by Joan Merrill with Sammy Kaye Orchestra, TCF 139

2.  “She’ll Always Remember”, vocals by Don Cornell with Sammy Kaye Orchestra, TCF 143

48

2

RCA Victor sample record

“Muchacha”, “Caliente”, Phil Regan and His Orchestra and Ensemble

54

6

RCA Victor sample record CRACKED

“Muchacha”, Phil Regan

Just for You, 1952

48

3

Electro-Vox

“Just for You”, vocals by Bing Crosby

Unidentified

55

15

Electro-Vox

“I’ll Si-Si Ya in Bahia”, vocals Bing Crosby

Unidentified

The Ladies Man, 1961

16

Electro-Vox, Paramount Pictures Music Dept.

1. “He Doesn’t Know”, The Ladies Man, #10374

2. “Jerry’s Mambo”, The Ladies Man, #10374

Marty, 1955

17

Howard S. Richmond Advance Columbia Record

1.  “Marty”, Jimmy Leyden, Chappaqua H.S. Kids

2.  “East Side, West Side”, Jimmy Leyden, Chappaqua H.S. Kids

My Dream is Yours, 1949

18

Warner Brothers

#D3137, My Dream, Cutting Capers

48

4

Warner Brothers

1. #178, My Dream, “Cuttin’ Capers”, vocals by Doris Day

2. #S178, My Dream, “Love Finds a Way”, Hal Derwin and Orchestra

5

Warner Brothers

1. #S177, “My Dream”, Hal Derwin

2. #S177, My Dream is Your Dream, “Freddie”, Cartoon Seq., Doris Day, Jack Carson

6

Side One: Disc. #S179, “My Dream is Your Dream”. “I’ll String Along With You”, “Someone Like You”, Doris Day torch

Side Two: #S179, “My Dream is Your Dream”. “Tick, Tick, Tick”, “My Dream is Your Dream”, Doris Day torch

7

Warner Brothers

#D3164, My Dream, “I’ll String Along With You”, vocals by Doris Day

Orchestra Wives, 1942

8

20^th Century Fox

“At Last”, Lynn Bari, Glenn Miller and Orchestra, Orchestra Wife, TCF-129

9

20^th Century Fox

1.  “Bugle Call Rag”, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - TCF135

2.  “I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo”, Part 3, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra and the Nichols Brothers Dance - TCF136

10

20^th Century Fox

1.  “I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo”, Part I, vocals by Tex Beneke and The Modernaires with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - TCF137

2.    “I’ve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo”, Part 2, vocals by Tex Beneke and The Modernaires with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra and the Nichols Brothers - TCF138

11

20^th Century Fox

 Side One: “People Like You and Me”, Glenn Miller and Orchestra, Orchestra Wife, TCF-127

Side Two: “That’s Sabotage”, Glenn Miller Orchestra, Orchestra Wife, TCF-128

12

20^th Century Fox

1.  “Serenade in Blue”, Part I, vocals by Lynn Bari, Ray Eberle, with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - TCF131

2.  “Serenade in Blue”, Part 2, vocals by Lynn Bari, Ray Eberle, with Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - TCF132

Rock-A-Bye Baby, 1958

13

Electro-Vox

Side One:  copy, “Dormi-Dormi-Dormi”, 33 RPM

Side Two: copy, “Sag’ Night Leb’ Wohl”, 33 RPM

14

Electro-Vox

Side One:  copy, “Love is a Lovely Thing” (Straight Version), Jerry Lewis, 33 RPM

Side Two: copy, “Love is a Lovely Thing” (Comedy Version), Jerry Lewis, 33 RPM

55

19

Electro-Vox

Copy, CTD-1, #10325, “Dormi-Dormi-Dormi”, Jerry Lewis & Salvatore Baccaloni & Orch., for Rock-A-Bye Baby, 78 RPM

20

Electrovox

“Land of La La La”, Jerry and Gary Lewis and Orch., from Rock-A-Bye Baby, 78 RPM

21

Electro-Vox

Side One:  copy, ATD-1, #10325, “Rock-A-Bye Baby” (Main Title Version), Jerry Lewis, for Rock-A-Bye Baby, 78 RPM

Side Two:  copy, BTD-1, #10325, “Love is a Lonely Thing”, Jerry Lewis, for Rock-A-Bye Baby, 78 RPM

22

Electro-Vox

Side One:  #10325, “Love is a Lonely Thing (Reprise)”, from Rock-A-Bye Baby, vocals by Jerry Lewis, RPM 78, Copy DTD-1

Side Two:  #10325, “Why Can’t He Care for Me”, from Rock-A-Bye Baby, vocals by Connie Stevens, RPM 78, Copy ETD-1

23

Electro-Vox

Copy, FTD-1, #10325, “The White Virgin of the Nile”, Marilyn Maxwell, Orch. and Chorus, for Rock-A-Bye Baby, 78 RPM

The Rose Tattoo, 1955

24

Electro-Vox

Side One:  Copy, “Love Theme for ‘The Rose Tattoo’“ by Alex North

Side Two: Copy, “The Rose Tattoo” (Title Song) by Harry Warren and Jack Brooks

San Quentin, 1937

48

15

“How Could You”, Ann Sheridan, San Quentin

“My Little Buckaroo, Dick Foran, The Cherokee Strip, 1937

Shipmates Forever, 1935

16

RCA Victor sample record

1.  “Don’t Give Up the Ship”, male chorus only

2.  “Don’t Give Up the Ship”, voices accompanied by accordion

3.  “I’d Rather Listen to Your Eyes”, Dick Powell

4.  “Anchors Aweigh”, “I’ll Take Orders from You”, Dick Powell

17

RCA Victor sample record

1.  “I’ll Take Orders from You”, Dick Powell

2.  “Don’t Give Up the Ship”, Dick Powell

3.  “Navy Sweetheart”, “I’d Rather Listen to Your Eyes”, Dick Powell

18

Warner Brothers Transcription

“Shipmates Forever”

Spring Reunion, 1957

55

25

Electro-Vox

“Spring Reunion”

26

Electro-Vox

“Spring Reunion” version 1

Satan Never Sleeps, 1961

49

1

20^th Century Fox

Satan Never Sleeps, “Satan Never Sleeps”

Band 1 - Vocal and Orchestra

Band 2 - Orchestra

The Singing Marine, 1937

2

no label (The Singing Marine)

a.  “You Can’t Run Away from Love Tonight”, vocals by Dick Powell and male chorus

b.  “’Cause My Baby Says It’s So”, vocals by Dick Powell

c.  Medley of songs by Larry Adler, harmonica and orchestra

3

no label (The Singing Marine)

“The Lady Who Couldn’t Be Kissed”

4

no label (The Singing Marine)

“Shanghai” number complete

5

no label (The Singing Marine)

a.  “I Know Now”, vocals by Doris Weston

b.  “You Can’t Run Away from Love”, vocals by Dick Powell and Doris Weston

c. “Marine Song”, mens chorus

d.  “You Can’t Run Away from Love Tonight”, Larry Adler, harmonica player and orchestra

6

no label (The Singing Marine)

a.  “Marine Song”, vocals by Dick Powell

b.  “Marine Chorus”, vocals by Dick Powell and Chorus

Skirt’s Ahoy!, 1951

7

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

1.  Production #1556, “Hilda Matilda” new ver., scene 2401 & 2402, 9/20/51, Disc No. MGM 28039, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

2.  Production #1556, “Skirts Ahoy” Drill, scene 2419, 9/29/51, Disc No. MGM 28040, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

8

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

1.  Production #1556, “Skirts Ahoy” and “What Good is a Gal”, scene 2401 & 2402, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28019, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

2.  Production #1556, “Hilda Matilda”, scene 2407, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28020, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

9

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

1.  Production #1556, “Let’s Fight”, scene 2410, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28021, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

2.  Production #1556, “What Good is a Gal” - (B), scene 2411, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28022, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

10

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1556, Navy Waltz, scene 2412, 9/8/51, Disc No. 28025, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy!

Side Two: Production #1556, I Got a Funny Feeling, scene 2412, 9/8/51, Disc No. 28026, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy!

11

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1556, “Hold Me Close to You”, scene 2420, 10/5/51, Disc No. MGM 28044, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

12

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

1.  Production #1556, “What Good is a Gal” (BB vers.), scene 2417, 9/8/51, Disc No. MGM 28027, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

2.  Production #1556, “Waves of the Navy”, AGlad to Have You Aboard”, scene 2414 & 2415, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28028, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

13

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1556, “What Makes a Wave”, scene 2404, 9/8/51, Disc No. MGM 28029, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

14

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

1.  Production #1556, “I Got a Funny Feeling”, scene 2413, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28023, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

2.  Production #1556, “What Good is a Gal” - (C) - vocal and orchestra, “Glad to Have You”, scene 2403 & 2405, 9/4/51, Disc No. MGM 28024, RPM 80, Skirts Ahoy

Springtime in the Rockies, 1942

15

20^th Century Fox

Side One: “Chattanooga-Choo-Choo”, vocals by Carmen Miranda, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 155

Side Two: “I Liked to be Loved by You”, vocals by Carmen Miranda, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 159

16

20^th Century Fox

1.  “I Had the Craziest Dream”, vocals by Helen Forrest with Harry James and His Orchestra, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 161

2.  “Pan Americana Jubilee”, vocals by Betty Grable and John Payne, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 162

17

20^th Century Fox

Side One: “A Poem Set to Music, Part 1”, Harry James and His Orchestra, vocals by Johnny McAfee, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 157

Side Two: “A Poem Set to Music, Part 2”, Harry James and His Orchestra, vocals by Johnny McAfee, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 158

18

20^th Century Fox

Side One: “Run Little Rain Drop Run”, vocals by Betty Grable and John Payne, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 156

Side Two: “Tic Tac Do Meu Coracao”, vocals by Carmen Miranda, Springtime in the Rockies, TCF 160

Stars Over Broadway, 1935

19

RCA sample record (Stars Over Broadway)

“At Your Service Madam”

20-21

RCA sample record (Stars Over Broadway)

“Broadway Cinderella”, vocals by Jane Froman and Phil Regan

22

RCA sample record (Stars Over Broadway)

“You Let Me Down”, vocals by Jane Froman

23

RCA sample record (Stars Over Broadway)

“Where Am I”, vocals by James Melton

Summer Holiday, 1946

50

1

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Bar Room Seq. Pt. 1 & 2, scene 2420, 10/30/46, Summer Holiday

2

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Bar Room Seq. Pt. 4 & 5, scene 2421, 10/30/46, Summer Holiday

3

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Brave Heart, scene 2417, 9/17/46, Disc No. MGM 27206, RPM 80, Ah Wilderness (Summer Holiday)

4

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Danville High, scene 2406, 7/25/46, Disc No. MGM 27179, RPM 80, Summer Holiday

5

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Independence Day, scene 2415, 9/9/46, Disc No. MGM 27191, RPM 80, Ah Wilderness (Summer Holiday)

6

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Never Again, scene 2405, 7/3/46, Disc No. MGM 27156, RPM 80, Summer Holiday

7

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1386, Omar & the Princess, scene 2418 part 1, 9/30/46, Disc No. MGM 27210, RPM 80, Summer Holiday

Side Two: Production #1386, Omar & the Princess, scene 2418, 10/4/46, Summer Holiday

8

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Our Home Town, scene 2404, 6/21/46, Disc No.  27151, RPM 80, Summer Holiday “NG - Wrong Take”

9

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Spring Everything, scene 2213, 2214, 9/3/46, Disc No. MGM 27200, RPM 80, Ah Wilderness (Summer Holiday)

10

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Stanley Steamer, scene 2409, 7/31/46, Disc No. MGM 27181, RPM 80, Summer Holiday

11

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1386, Reel #1, 7/9/46, RPM 80, Summer Holiday

Summer Stock, 1949/1950

12

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1477, Wonderful You, scene 2419, 2/10/50, Disc No. 27759, RPM 80, Summer Stock

Side Two: Production #1477, All for You, Happy Harvest, scene 2416-2417, 2/10/50, Disc No. 27758, Summer Stock

13

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1477, Dig Dig Dig, scene 2414, 11/23/49, Disc No. 27720, RPM 80, Summer Stock

Side Two: Production #1477, Portland Fancy, scene 2408, 11/23/49, Disc No. 27717, Summer Stock

14

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1477, Memory Island, scene 2412, 12/11/49, Disc No. 27719, RPM 80, Summer Stock

Side Two: Production #1477, Fall in Love, scene 2411, 12/11/49, Disc No. 27718, Summer Stock

15

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1477, Feel Like Singing, scene 2402, 10/17/49, Disc No. 27706, RPM 80, Summer Stock

Side Two: Production #1477, Happy Harvest, scene 2401, 10/17/49, Disc No. 27705, Summer Stock

16

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1477, Friendly Star, scene 2403, 11/3/49, Disc No. 27712, RPM 80, Summer Stock

Sun Valley Serenade, 1941

17

20^th Century Fox

Side One:  “At Last”, Glenn Miller and Band, Sun Valley, TCF-72

Side Two: “At Last”, Lynn Barry, J. Payne, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Sun Valley, TCF-73, Part 2

18-19

20^th Century Fox

Side One:  “Chattanooga Choo Choo”, Glenn Miller Band & Voices, Sun Valley, TCF-74 Part 1

Side Two:  “Chattanooga Choo Choo”, Glenn Miller Band & Voices, Sun Valley, TCF-75 Part 2

20

20^th Century Fox

“Chattanooga Choo Choo”, (German Version)

21

20^th Century Fox

 Side One:  “Kiss Polka”, “The World is Waiting to Waltz Again”, Glenn Miller Band & Voices, Sun Valley Serenade, TCF-76

Side Two:  “Sleigh Ride Sequence”, Sun Valley Serenade, TCF-77

22

20^th Century Fox

 Side One: “Moonlight Serenade”, “I Know Why and So Do You”, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Sun Valley, TCF-70

Side Two: “Moonlight Serenade”, “I Know Why and So Do You”, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, Sun Valley, TCF-71

Sweet Rosie O’Grady,1943

23

20^th Century Fox

“Goin’ to the County Fair” & “My Sal”, vocals by Betty Grable, from Sweet Rosie O’Grady

“Sweet Rosie O’Grady”, vocals by Betty Grable, from Sweet Rosie O’Grady

55

27

20^th Century Fox

“My Heart Tells Me”, vocals by Betty Grable, from Sweet Rosie O’Grady

“Waiting at the Church”, vocals by Betty Grable, from Sweet Rosie O’Grady

28

20^th Century Fox

Side One: “The Wishing Waltz”, vocals by Phil Regan, Mixed voices and orchestra, Sweet Rosie O’Grady, TCF 230

Side Two: “My Heart Tells Me”, vocals by Phil Regan, Sweet Rosie O’Grady, TCF 231

29

cracked

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF227, “Waiting at the Church”, Betty Grable, Mixed voices & Orch., Sweet Rosie O’Grady

Side Two: TCF229, “My Heart Tells Me”, Betty Grable & Orch., Sweet Rosie O’Grady

Texas Carnival, 1951

51

1

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1532, “Young Folks Should Get Married”, scene 2401, 2/12/51, Disc No. 27980, RPM 80 

Side Two: Production #1532, “Cornies Pitch”, scene 2403, 2/12/51, Disc No. 27981, RPM 80

2

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1532, “It’s Dynamite Complete”, scene 2406, 3/6/51, Disc No. 27983, RPM 80 

Side Two: Production #1532, “Whoa Emma Reprise”, scene 2008, 2/12/51, Disc No. 27984, RPM 80

That Night in Rio, 1941

3-4

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF28, “Boa Noite”, Alice Faye and Orch., “Chica Chica Boom”, Alice Faye-Don Ameche & Orch., Road to Rio

Side Two: TCF29, “They Met in Rio”, Production Routine, Road to Rio

5

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF36, “Chica Chica Boom”, Samba Routine Pt. 1, Road to Rio

Side Two: TCF37, “Chica Chica Boom”, Samba Routine Pt. 2, Road to Rio

55

30-31

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF34, “I Yi Yi Yi”, Carmen Miranda and Orch., Road to Rio

Side Two: TCF35, “Cae Cae”, Carmen Miranda and Orch., Road to Rio

54

7

20^th Century Fox CRACKED

Side One: TCF38, “Baron Routine Pt. 1”, Road to Rio

Side Two: TCF39, “Finale”, Road to Rio

These Thousand Hills, 1959

51

6

20^th Century Fox

“These Thousand Hills”, Bill Lee and Orchestra

7

20^th Century Fox

“These Thousand Hills”, Randy Sparks Chorus and Orchestra

Tin Pan Alley, 1940

55

32

20^th Century Fox (Tin Pan Alley)

1.  “You Say the Sweetest Things” (Chop Suey Joint), vocals by Alice Faye, John Payne and Jack Oakie, TCF 22

2.  “You Say the Sweetest Things Baby”, vocals by Alice Faye and John Payne, TCF 23

Weekend in Havana, 1941

33-34

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF 81, “The Man With the Lollypop Song”, vocals by Natcho Galindo and Alice Faye, Weekend in Havana

Side Two:  TCF 82, “Weekend in Havana”, Carmen Miranda and her Bando Da Lua, Weekend in Havana

35

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF 83, “When I Love, I Love”, Carmen Miranda & Bando Da Lua, Weekend in Havana

Side Two:  TCF 84, “Rebola “ Bola”, Carmen Miranda and her Bando Da Lua, Weekend in Havana

51

8

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF 85, “Nango (Part 1, 2, & 3)”, vocals by Carmen Miranda and Orch., Weekend in Havana

Side Two:  TCF 86, “Nango (Part 4, 5, & 6)”, Miranda, Faye, Payne, Romero & Ensemble, Weekend in Havana

9

20^th Century Fox

Side One: TCF 79, “Tropical Magic Inc., Luna Cubana (Magia Tropical)”, vocals by Alice Faye, Weekend in Havana

Side Two:  TCF 80, “Tropical Magic”, vocals by Alice Faye, J.Payne & Orch., Weekend in Havana

Wonderbar, 1932

10

“Don’t Say Goodnight”, vocals by Dick Powell, from Wonder Bar

“Why Do I Dream Those Dreams”, vocals by Dick Powell, from Wonder Bar

11-12

“Missouri Mule” number, from Wonder Bar

13

“Why Can’t This Night Go on Forever”, vocals by Dick Powell, from Wonder Bar

Wyatt Earp, 1955

14-15

Presto

Desilu MPC Ed Norton AWyatt Earp”, #4

16-17

Presto

“Wyatt Earp”, opening of show

You’re My Everything, 1949

18

20^th Century Fox

Side One:  “Chattanooga Choo Choo”, Dan Dailey, Berry Bros. & Orch., You’re My Everything, PB #13

Side Two: “Serenade in Blue”, Chorus and Orch., You’re My Everything, PB #14

Ziegfeld Follies, 1944

19

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production #1325, Beauty Everywhere, scene 2419 part 1, 8/31/44, RPM 80, Ziegfeld Follies of 1946

20

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Side One:  Production #1325, This Heart of Mine, Part 1, scene 2414, 8/31/44, RPM 80, Ziegfeld Follies of 1946

Side Two:  Production #1325, This Heart of Mine, Part 2, scene 2414, 8/31/44, RPM 80, Ziegfeld Follies of 1946