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Hollywood Cavalcade
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My Pony Boy
(1909)
Music by
Charley O'Donnell
Lyrics by
Bobby Heath
Played during the opening credits
By the Beautiful Sea
(1914)
Music by
Harry Carroll
Lyrics
Harold Atteridge
Played as background music for the bathing beauties scene
Whispering
(1920)
Music by
John Schonberger
Lyrics by
Malvin Schonberger
Played offscreen by the band on 'the ship'
Played as background music often
Oh, You Beautiful Doll
(1911)
Music by
Nat Ayer
Lyrics by
A. Seymour Brown
Played as accompaniment for a silent film
Memories
(1915)
Music by
Egbert Van Alstyne
Lyrics by
Gus Kahn
Played as background music often
My Blue Heaven
(1927)
Music by
Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by
George Whiting
Played by the band at the anniversary party
Happy Birthday to You
(1893)
Written by
Mildred J. Hill
and
Patty S. Hill
Played at the anniversary party
Sung by the guests with modified lyrics ("Happy Anniversary To You")
Carolina in the Morning
(1922)
Music by
Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by
Gus Kahn
Played by a studio orchestra for the 'Common Clay' scene
Kol Nidre
Traditional Jewish Chant
Sung by
Al Jolson
recreating a scene from 'The Jazz Singer'
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