Tin Pan Alley (1940)

Soundtracks (20)

You Say The Sweetest Things (Baby)
(1940)
Music by Harry Warren
Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Played on piano by Elisha Cook Jr. (uncredited)
Sung by Jack Oakie (uncredited), John Payne (uncredited) and Alice Faye (uncredited) and several unidentified groups
Reprised by Alice Faye (uncredited) and John Payne (uncredited)
Played as background music often
America, I Love You
(1915)
Music by Archie Gottler
Lyrics by Edgar Leslie
Played John Payne (uncredited) on piano and sung by Alice Faye (uncredited);
Played and sung by Roberts Brothers (uncredited), The Brian Sisters (uncredited), and various unidentified performers.
Played as background music often
Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France
(1917)
Music by Billy Baskette
Lyrics by C. Francis Reisner and Benny Davis
Played on piano by Elisha Cook Jr. (uncredited) and sung by Jack Oakie (uncredited)
Reprised by an army marching band
Played as background music
K-K-K-Katy
(1918)
Written by Geoffrey O'Hara
Sung by Jack Oakie many times using different lyrics throughout picture and he finally comes up with original lyrics at the end
Sung and danced to by Alice Faye (uncredited) and Betty Grable (uncredited) with modified lyrics on stage
Used as background music occasionally
Sung by returning marching doughboys at the end
Moonlight Bay
(1912)
Music by Percy Wenrich
Lyrics by Edward Madden
Sung by Alice Faye (uncredited) at a nightclub
Honeysuckle Rose
(1929)
Music by Fats Waller (as Thomas Waller)
Lyrics by Andy Razaf
Played on a hamonica by an unidentified inmate in jail
Sung and Danced in a production number by Betty Grable (uncredited) and a male chorus
Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet
(1909) (uncredited)
Music by Percy Wenrich
Lyrics by Stanley Murphy
Played as background music during the opening credits
Oh, You Beautiful Doll
(1911) (uncredited)
Music by Nat Ayer
Lyrics by A. Seymour Brown
Played during the opening credits and sung by two unidentified women
Reprised by a nightclub orchestra for dancing
Take Me Back to Melody Lane
(uncredited)
Written by Dave Reed Jr.
Played during the opening credits and sung by an unidentified woman
Any Little Girl, That's a Nice Little Girl, is the Right Little Girl For Me
(1910) (uncredited)
Music by Fred Fisher
Lyrics by Thomas J. Gray
Played during the opening credits and sung by an unidentified man
I Want a Girl (Just Like the Girl That Married Dear Old Dad)
Music by Harry von Tilzer
Lyrics by William Dillon
Played on piano and clarinet during the opening credits and sung by two unidentified men
The Darktown Strutters' Ball
(1917) (uncredited)
Written by Shelton Brooks
Played as background music during the opening credits
Reprised by a nightclub band
Played as background music
Pretty Baby
(1916) (uncredited)
Music by Tony Jackson and Egbert Van Alstyne
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Played on piano as background music
Moonlight and Roses
(1925) (uncredited)
Written by Edwin H. Lemare, Ben Black and Neil Moret
Sung and Danced to in a production number by Betty Grable
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile!
(1915) (uncredited)
Music by Felix Powell
Lyrics by George Asaf
Played in a London nightclub
Smiles
(1917) (uncredited)
Music by Lee S. Roberts
Lyrics by J. Will Callahan
Played on piano in a London nightclub
Over There
(1917) (uncredited)
Written by George M. Cohan
Played as background music as doughboys board the ship to London
Reprised as background music at the end of the war
The Sheik of Araby
(1921) (uncredited)
Music by Ted Snyder
Lyrics by Harry B. Smith and Francis Wheeler
Sung and danced by Billy Gilbert, Betty Grable, Alice Faye, Princess Vanessa Ammon,
Fayard Nicholas, Harold Nicholas, and chorus girls in London production number
When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose
(1914) (uncredited)
Music by Percy Wenrich
Lyrics by Jack Mahoney
He'd Have to Get Under - Get Out and Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile)
(1913) (uncredited)
Music by Maurice Abrahams
Lyrics by Grant Clarke and Edgar Leslie
Filmed with Alice Faye singing in two scenes, but both scenes were cut in from the final print