- Always Leave Them Laughing(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy Cahn and Milton BerleSung during the opening credits and first scene by Lynn Davis, Lorinne Crawford,Reprised by them with Milton Berle at the endVariations in the score throughout
- How Many Hearts Have You Broken (with Those Great Big Beautiful Eyes)(1943) (uncredited)Music by Al KaufmanLyrics by Marty SymesPerformed by Milton Berle at the Asbury Park Hotel
- You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me(1932) (uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenPlayed briefly by the band at the Asbury Park Hotel and danced by Iris Adrian and Ruth Roman
- This Is Not Goodbye(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnPlayed by the band at the Asbury Park Hotel and sung by Iris Adrian, Ruth Roman,
- Miss Otis Regrets(1934) (uncredited)Written by Cole PorterPlayed on piano and sung by Milton Berle
- Carolina in the Morning(1922) (uncredited)Music by Walter DonaldsonLyrics by Gus Kahn
- Embraceable You(1930) (uncredited)Music by George GershwinPlayed on a phonograph
- I Got Rhythm(1930) (uncredited)Music by George GershwinPlayed on piano and danced by Ruth Roman and Milton Berle
- I Wonder What's Become of Sally(1924) (uncredited)Music by Milton AgerLyrics by Jack YellenPlayed at the Canal Street Boys Club, sung by Eddie Parks and danced by Arabella
- You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby(1938) (uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Johnny MercerPlayed at the Canal Street Boys Club; sung and danced by Milton Berle
- Swanee(1919) (uncredited)Music by George GershwinPlayed at the Canal Street Boys Club while Kip puts his blackface on
- April Showers(1921) (uncredited)Music by Louis SilversLyrics by Buddy G. DeSylvaPlayed at the Canal Street Boys Club and sung by Milton Berle
- Give Me a Tam-Tam-Tamborine(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnSung by the ensemble in "The Mountain Prince" show
- Say Farewell(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnSung by the ensemble in "The Mountain Prince" show, including William Reeves and Jeanne Determann
- Clink Your Glasses(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnSung by the ensemble in "The Mountain Prince" show, including The Moroccans
- The Wonder of It All(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnSung by the ensemble in "The Wonder of It All" show
- Sobre las olas (Over the Waves)(1887) (uncredited)Music by Juventino RosasPlayed in "The Wonder of It All" show during the "Fountain Pen Sketch"
- Auld Lang Syne(uncredited)Traditional Scottish 17th century musicIn the score when Eddie reminisces about comics who are gone
- You're Too Intense(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy Cahn and Milton BerlePerformed by Milton Berle and Virginia Mayo in "The Wonder of It All" show
- By the Light of the Silvery Moon(1909) (uncredited)Music by Gus EdwardsLyrics by Edward MaddenSung and danced by Milton Berle and Bert Lahr
- Bridal Chorus(1850) (uncredited)aka "Here Comes the Bride"from "Lohengrin"Music by Richard WagnerPlayed near the end
- Brothers(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnWritten for the movie but not heard
- May We Say Hello(1949) (uncredited)Written by Sammy CahnWritten for the movie but not heard
- Frühlingsstimmen, Op. 410 (Voices of Spring)(uncredited)Music by Johann StraussPlayed by the band and sung by Madame Rosée
- Chinatown, My Chinatown(uncredited)Music by Jean SchwartzPlayed during the plate spinning bit
- Your Eyes Have Told Me So(uncredited)Music by Walter BlaufussLyrics by Gus Kahn and Egbert Van AlstyneSung by the ensemble in "The Mountain Prince" show, including William Reeves, Jeanne Determann and Milton Berle
- L'amour, toujours, l'amour(uncredited)Music by Rudolf FrimlPlayed when Kit appears from behind the door in "The Wonder of It All" in Boston
- Valse des rayons(uncredited)From "Le papillon"Music by Jacques OffenbachPlayed when Nancy chases Kip during the "You're Too Intense" number
- The Voices of SpringMusic by Johann Strauss; lyrics by Richard GenéePerformed by Iphigenie Castiglioni
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By what name was Always Leave Them Laughing (1949) officially released in India in English?
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