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The Abominable Dr. Phibes
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What Can I Say Dear After I Say I'm Sorry
Music by
Walter Donaldson
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played by the clockwork musicians after Dr. Dunwoody death]
Dark Town Strutters Ball
Written by
Shelton Brooks
(uncredited)
Sung by
Paul Frees
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played during the costume party murder scene]
Close Your Eyes
Written by
Bernice Petkere
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played on solo violin during Dr. Longstreet's murder scene]
Elmer's Tune
Written by
Elmer Albrecht
(uncredited),
Sammy Gallop
(uncredited), and
Dick Jurgens
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played by a music box before Dr. Hedgepath's murder scene]
All I Do Is Dream of You
Music by
Nacio Herb Brown
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played on violin after Dr. Kitaj's plane crash]
You Stepped Out of a Dream
Music by
Nacio Herb Brown
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played during Dr. Phibes' dinner date with Vulnavia]
Charmaine
Written by
Lew Pollack
(uncredited) and
Erno Rapee
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played during Nurse Allen's murder scene]
100 Years from Today
Music by
Victor Young
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Played while Vulnavia destroys Dr. Phibes' things]
Over the Rainbow
Music by
Harold Arlen
(uncredited)
Courtesy of The Big Three Music Co.
[Instrumental over the end titles]
One for My Baby and One More for the Road
Music by
Harold Arlen
(uncredited)
Lyrics by
Johnny Mercer
(uncredited)
Sung by Scott Peters
[Played while Vulnavia destroys Dr. Phibes' things]
War March of the Priests
(uncredited)
Written by
Felix Mendelssohn
Performed by
Nicolas Kynaston
Courtesy of EMI Records/Music for Pleasure
[Played by Dr. Phibes on a grand organ during the film's opening]
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