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Three on a Match
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  • "Smiles"
    (1917) (uncredited)
    Music by Lee S. Roberts
    Played as background to introduce the year 1919


  • "The Sheik of Araby"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Ted Snyder
    Played as background to introduce the year 1921


  • "The Stars and Stripes Forever"
    (1896) (uncredited)
    Written by John Philip Sousa
    Played by the school orchestra, Herman Bing conducting


  • "Auld Lang Syne"
    (uncredited)
    Scottish traditional
    Played as background after graduation


  • "The Prisoner's Song"
    (1924) (uncredited)
    Written by Guy Massey
    Played as background to introduce the year 1925


  • "Diane"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Erno Rapee
    Lyrics by Lew Pollack
    Played on piano and sung by an unidentified female prisoner


  • "Charleston"
    (1923) (uncredited)
    Music by James P. Johnson
    Played as background when wild parties are depicted


  • "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Joseph Burke
    Played as background to introduce the year 1930


  • "Some of These Days"
    (1910) (uncredited)
    Written by Shelton Brooks
    Played on piano by Harry Seymour
    Danced to by Ann Dvorak


  • "Oh! What a Pal Was Mary"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Pete Wendling
    Lyrics by Edgar Leslie and Mort Dixon
    Played on piano and sung by Harry Seymour


  • "I Found a Million Dollar Baby (in a Five and Ten Cent Store)"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Harry Warren
    Played to introduce the year 1931


  • "Happy Days Are Here Again"
    (1929) (uncredited)
    Music by Milton Ager
    Played as background for the current year of 1932


  • "How Dry I Am"
    (uncredited)
    Traditional
    Played during opening montage


  • "National Emblem"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Edwin Eugene Bagley
    Played during opening montage when the suffrage headline is depicted


  • "School Days"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Gus Edwards
    Played during opening montage when the school headline is depicted


  • "The Sidewalks of New York"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Charles Lawlor
    Played during opening scene at the playground


  • "Three on a Match"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Ted Fio Rito
    Played during the opening credits and often throughout the picture


  • "Someone to Care For"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Harry Warren
    Played when Vivian and Michael are dancing


  • "Deep in Your Eyes"
    (uncredited)
    Music by Harry Warren
    Played when Vivian and Michael are out on deck

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