The 1930s Part Two:
1934, 1935, 1936
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You will find basic credits information on many of these films by clicking on the All Movie Guide and The TV Guide Movie Database pages
The list on this page is not comprehensive- a list that contains every song featured in a 1930's British Movie would be at least twice as long as this! See the book Show Music On Record by Jack Raymond..
Here are two more 1930's lists, from another excellent site on Vintage Performers and Bands of this period:
Film Appearances by Dance Bands
| TITLE | YEAR (UK) | MUSICAL STARS | SOUNDTRACK | PRODUCTION COMPANY | DIRECTOR | SONGS BY |
|
Blossom Time (US: April Romance) Stage:1942 |
1934 | Richard Tauber
Jane Baxter |
78- Parlophone
RO-20256
Richard Tauber:Love comes at blossom time;First love; Red rose; Impatience; Dearest maiden;Once there lived a lady fair;The question;Love lost for evermore |
BIP | Paul L. Stein | G.H. Clutsam, Richard Tauber, adapted from Schubert |
| Boots, Boots | 1934 | George Formby Beryl Formby, Betty Driver, Harry Hudson and His Band | 78s- Decca F-3377 F-3800 F-3524
F-3458
78 Regal Z MR-2083 George Formby sings: I Could Make a Good Living at That/Baby/ Why Don't Women Like Me?/Sitting on the Ice in the Ice Rink |
Blakeley's Prods/ Butchers | Bert Tracy | |
| Broken Melody | 1934 | John Garrick, Margot Grahame, Merle Oberon | Twickenham/ APD | Bernard Vorhaus | ||
| The Broken Rosary | 1934 | Jean Adrienne, Derek Oldham Vesta Victoria | Derek Oldham sings: Ave Maria/ Vesta Victoria: Waiting at the Church | Butchers | Harry Hughes | |
| The Camels are Coming | 1934 | Jack Hulbert, Anna Lee | Jack Hulbert:Who's been polishing the sun? | Gainsborough /GB | Tim Whelan | |
| Chu Chin Chow Stage | 1934 | Anna May Wong, George Robey | George Robey: The Cobbler's Song | Gaumont British | Walter Forde | Frederic Norton (m/l) |
| Danny Boy | 1934 | Dorothy Dickson Dennis O'Neil, Cyril Ritchard, The Marcel de Haes Band | Dennis O'Neil sings: Come Back to Erin;The Mountains of Mourne | Panther/ Butchers | Oswald Mitchell | |
| Death at Broadcasting House | 1934 | Elizabeth Welch, Percival Mackey Band | Phoenix Films | Reginald Denham | ||
|
Evensong
|
1934 | Evelyn Laye, Alice
Delysia, Browning Mummery
Alec Guinness |
Browning Mummery sings: I Wait for You; Santa Lucia; La Traviata/ Evelyn Laye:I wait for you;Santa Lucia; Tipperary; The end of a perfect day;Keep the home fires burning; There's a long long trail awinding;Without you;Love's old sweet song;My home in Tralee | GB | Victor Saville | Knoblock
Mischa Spoliansky |
|
Evergreen VHS: US/UK Stage |
1934 | Jessie Matthews
Barry Mckay Sonnie Hale Buddy Bradley (dancer) Link to Jessie Matthews Site |
78-Columbia DB-1403,
DB-1404
Jessie Matthews: Daddy Wouldnt Buy me a Bow-Wow; My little wooden hut; When You've got a Little Springtime in your heart**; Just by your example; Tinkle Tinkle, Tinkle; Dear Dear Dear; Over my Shoulder; Harlemania; Dancing on the Ceiling' ** with Buddy Bradley Sonnie Hale:Tinkle, Tinkle, Tinkle |
Gaumont British | Victor Saville | Richard Rodgers(m), Lorenz Hart(l)* Harry Woods |
| Gay Love | 1934 | FlorenceDesmond
Sophie Tucker |
78-HMV B-8223
Sophie Tucker:Louisville Lady, My Extraordinary Man, Hotcha Joe |
British Lion | Leslie Hiscott | |
| Give Her a Ring | 1934 | Zelma O'Neal, Erik Rhodes, Diamond Brothers, Maurice Winnick and His Ciro's Club Band | Zelma O'Neal sings: Come On And Love | BIP/Pathe | Arthur B Woods | |
| In Town Tonight | 1934 | Stanley Holloway | Stanley Holloway: Albert and the Lion | British Lion | Herbert Smith | |
| Jack Ahoy! | 1934 | Jack Hulbert Tamara Desni | Jack Hulbert:My hat's on the side of my head;You've got everything;Goodbye again;Jolly good company; T'aint | Gaumont British | Walter Forde | |
| Kentucky Minstrels | 1934 | Scott and Whaley,The Eight Black Streaks with Lewis Hardcastle, Harry S Pepper and his White Coons, Debroy Summers Band | Real Art/ Universal | John Baxter | ||
| Love, Life and Laughter | 1934 | Gracie Fields
John Loder |
Gracie Fields:Cherie; Out in the Cold, Cold Snow; Riding on the Clouds; I'm a Failure; How Happy the Lover; Love, Life and Laughter | ATP/Associated British | Maurice Elvey | |
| Mr. Cinders
Stage |
1934 | Clifford Mollison
Zelma O'Neal |
Zelma O'Neal sings: Just a Blue Sky;I Can Get Used to You; Spread a Little Happiness/ Western Brothers:I think of you dear;Aren't we all? | BIP | Fred (Friedrich) Zelnick | Vivian Ellis (m) Clifford Grey,Greatrex Newman, Leo Robin (l) |
| Music Hall | 1934 | Raymond Newell, Debroy Somers Band, The Sherman Fisher Girls | Raymond Newell sings: With a Smile on Your Lips/ Debroy Summers:So shy; Ain't Misbehaving | Real Art/Radio | John Baxter | |
| My Heart is Calling
[Trilingual Versions] |
1934 | Jan Kiepura, Sonnie Hale | Jan Kiepura:My Heart is Always Calling;You me and love | Cine-Allianz/GB | Carmine Gallone | |
|
My Song for You
|
1934 | Jan Kiepura Aileen Marson, Sonnie Hale | Jan Kiepura:My Song for You;Ave Maria;With all my heart;Smile at me just once;O Madonna | GB | Maurice Elvey | |
|
My Song Goes round the World
|
1934 | Joseph Schmidt | Joseph Schmidt:My song goes around the world;The linden tree;Santa Lucia;O Paradise;Mourning;Osteria Lied;Frag Nicht;Lenisches Gluck | BIP/Wardour | Richard Oswald | |
| Nell Gwynn | 1934 | Anna
Neagle
|
Anna Neagle:Gillie-whack-a-day; Merrymaker's dance | British and Dominions/ United Artists | Herbert Wilcox | |
| Oh, Daddy! | 1934 | Frances Day, Leslie Henson
Features rare film appearance of Swing Band Leader and tap dancer |
Frances Day performs three songs "You
Bring Out the Savage In Me''; "Now I Understand"; "Hang
on to Happiness*" (*with Leslie Henson)
MD: Louis Levy |
Gainsborough
/GB |
Graham Cutts
Scenario: Michael Powell |
Sam Coslow |
| Princess Charming | 1934 | Evelyn Laye, Harry Wilcoxon, George Grossmith, Yvonne Arnaud | Evelyn Laye:The Princess is awakening;Love is a song;Near and yet so far;Brave hearts;On the wings of dawn;When gay adventure calls | Gainsborough/ GB | Maurice Elvey | Arthur Wimperis/
Ray Noble/ Max Kester |
| The Queen's Affair
(US:Runaway Queen) |
1934 | Anna
Neagle Fernand Graavey, Stuart Robertson, Trefor Jones
|
Anna Neagle:Tonight;I love you so;When I hear your voice; Fisherman's waltz | British and Dominions/UA | Herbert Wilcox | Oscar Strauss |
| 1934 |
Will Hay,Billy Bennett, Lily Morris, Nellie Wallace, The Western Brothers, Clapham and Dwyer, The Carlyle Cousins, Gerry Fitzgerald, Peggy Cochrane, Ronald Frankau, Alberta Hunter, Ted Ray, The Buddy Bradley Girls,Eve Becke |
|
British International Pictures | Arthur B. Woods |
Various Music Score by Benjamin Frankel |
|
|
Sing As We Go Available on VHS (UK) |
1934 | Gracie Fields Stanley Holloway | 78-HMV B-8208
78-HMV B-8209 Gracie Fields:Sing As We Go; Love; Just a Catchy Little Tune; My Little Bottom Drawer; Speak to me Thora |
ATP | Basil Dean | |
| Song at Eventide | 1934 | Fay Compton | Fay Compton sings: Wandering To
Paradise, My Treasure, For You Alone, Dreaming, Gigolette, Vienna City
of My Dreams
Frank Titterton: Evensong;For You alone Sanctuary of the heart |
Argyle Talking Films/Butchers | Harry Hughes | |
| Temptation
(Filmed in France) |
1934 | Frances Day, Stewart Rome | Frances Day sings:What is this thing?, Show me the way to Romance | Milofilm/GB | Max Neufeld | |
| Two Hearts in WaltzTime | 1934 | Frances Day, Carl Brisson | Frances Day sings: Men, Oh How I Hate Them | Nettlefold/ Fogwell/GB | Carmine Gallone, Joe May | |
| Waltzes
From Vienna
(US: Strauss's Great Waltz) Stage: London Alhambra Theatre 1931 |
1934 | Fay Compton, Jessie Matthews
Esmond Knight (from Stage Cast) Berinoff and Charlot |
78s (not film S/T) (Rec 1931) Broadcast-3082/
Broadcast-3093
Columbia DB-620 Columbia DX-572 |
Tom Arnold/ Gaumont British | Alfred Hitchcock | Johann Strauss Sr./Jr. |
| Brewster's Millions | 1935 | Jack Buchanan | 78 Columbia DB-1483
78 Columbia DX-662 Jack Buchanan sings:I think I can;One good turn deserves another;Pull down the blind;The carranga |
British and Dominions | Thornton Freeland | Douglas Ferber, Ray Noble |
| The City of Beautiful Nonsense | 1935 | Sophie Stewart Derek Oldham | Derek Oldham sings: Sally in Our Alley, Summer Night, Bless You | Butchers | Adrian Brunel | |
| Car of Dreams | 1935 | John Mills, Grete Mosheim | 78 Columbia FB-1118 | Gaumont British | Graham Cutts, Austin Melford | |
| Charing Cross Road | 1935 | June Clyde,
John Mills, Derek Oldham |
Derek Oldham sings: Roadway of Romance | British Lion | Albert de Courville | |
| Cock O' The North | 1935 | Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson, Naughton and Gold |
Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson sings: 'Two Tired Eyes' and 'Wake' on 78 Parlophone R-2109 |
Panther/Mitchell Films/Butchers | Oswald Mitchell | |
| Come Out of the Pantry | 1935 | Jack Buchanan | 78-Brunswick- 02125
Jack Buchanan:Everything stops for tea; From one minute to another |
B and D | Jack Raymond | |
| Dance Band | 1935 | Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
June Clyde |
Charles "Buddy" Rogers performs: Lovey Dovey; TheValparaiso; I Hate to Say Goodnight; Twelfth Street Rag | BIP/Wardour | Marcel Varnel | Mabel Wayne |
| First a Girl (based onVictor
Victoria) (Stage link:Victor Victoria)
VHS:
|
1935 | Jessie Matthews Sonnie Hale | 78-Decca F-5728,
F-5729
Jessie Matthews: Everything's in Rhythm with my Heart*; I Can Wiggle my Ears; Half and Half; Say the word and its yours; Little Silkworm Donald Stewart:Little silkworm; I can wiggle my ears |
Gaumont British | Victor Saville | Sigler, Goodhart, Hoffman |
|
Heart's Desire
|
1935 | Richard Tauber | 78- Parlophone
RO-20286 RO-20287 RO-20288 RO-20243
Richard Tauber: Heart's Desire;My world is gold;Let me awaken your heart; Vienna, City of my dreams; A Message sweet as roses; Farewell; Devotion; All Hope is ended |
British International Pictures | Paul L. Stein | Richard Tauber(m) Clifford Grey(l) |
| Honeymoon for Three | 1935 | Stanley Lupino
Percival Mackey and his Band |
Stanley Lupino:Make hay while the moon shines;I'll build a fence around you;What not madam? | Gaiety Films/ Associated British | Leo Mittler | |
| Invitation to the Waltz | 1935 | Lilian Harvey, Wendy Toye | BIP | Paul Merzbach | George Posford | |
| Limelight
(US: Backstage) |
1935 | Arthur Tracy, Anna Neagle Jack Buchanan, Geraldo and His Sweet Music, The Hippodrome Girls | 78s-Decca F-5880, F-5881, F-5882
Jack Buchanan: Goodnight Vienna/Anna Neagle: Sandman's serenade; Celebratin'*; Whistling waltz*/Arthur Tracy:Marta, Stranded, Stay Awhile, Whistling Waltz* ,Sandman's Serenade, Farewell Sweet Senorita, Nirewana, We were ment to Meet Again;La Donna e Mobile |
Herbert Wilcox/GFD | Herbert Wilcox | *Harry Woods,
Sigler, Goodhart, Hoffman |
| Look Up and Laugh | 1935 | Gracie Fields, Vivien Leigh, Kenneth More | Gracie Fields: Look Up and Laugh; Anna from Anacapresi; Love is Everywhere; Shall I be an Old Man's Darling? | ATP/Associated British | Basil Dean | |
| Me and Marlborough | 1935 | Cicely Courtneidge, Barry Mackay | Cicely Courtneidge: All for a shilling a day | Gaumont British | Victor Saville | Noel Gay |
| Music Hath Charms | 1935 | Henry Hall and BBC Dance Orchestra, Billy Milton, Hildegarde Dan Donovan, Len Berman | 78s Some items on CD: Vocalion
Henry Hall plays: Music Hath Charms, Many Happy Returns, Big Ship, Just Little Bits and Pieces, No Time Like the Present, Juju, I'm Feeling Happy, Here's To The Next Time./Hildegarde sings: Honet Coloured Moon, In My Heart of Hearts |
BIP/Wardour | Thomas Bentley and others | |
| No Limit
|
1935 | George
Formby
|
78 Regal- Zonophone MR-1932 | ATP | Monty Banks | Clifford, Giffe |
| Off the Dole | 1935 | George Formby | 78 Regal- Zonophone
MR-2083
78-Decca F-3752 |
Mancunian | Arthur Mertz | |
| Peg of Old Drury | 1935 | Anna Neagle
|
78-Decca F-5649
Anna Neagle:A little dash of Dublin;Kiss me goodnight |
B and D | Herbert Wilcox | |
| Play Up the Band | 1935 | Stanley Holloway | Stanley Holloway:Play Up the Band; Music hath charms; Sweeney Todd | City/
Associated British |
Harry Hughes | |
| Royal Cavalcade
(US:Regal Cavalcade) |
1935 | Debroy Summers and his Band, Hermione Baddeley, Florrie Forde | Debroy Summers: Whispering: How you gonna keep them down on the farm? | BIP/Wardour | Thomas Bentley and others | |
| Sanders of the
River
(US: Bosambo) |
1935 | Paul Robeson
|
78-HMV B-8315
78-HMV B-8316 |
London Films | Zoltan Korda | Mischa Spoliansky, Arthur Wimperis |
| She Shall Have Music | 1935 | Jack Hylton and his Band, Bryan Lawrence, June Clyde | Bryan Lawrence:Don't ask me any questions; Sailing along on a carpet of clouds;May all your troubles be little ones;She Shall have music; My first thrill/Jack Hylton:She Shall have music;The band that Jack built;Moaning Minnie;Blue Danube;Sailing along on a carpet of clouds; Nothing on Earth;Don't ask me any questions; The runaround; The Hylton Stomp; May all your troubles be little ones; My first thrill; Why did she fall for the leader of the band/ Alec Templeton (piano) : Merry month of May/ Diana Ward: Moaning Minnie | Twickenham | Leslie Hiscott | |
| Stars on Parade | 1935 | Debroy Summers and his Band, Sherman Fisher Girls, Robb Wilton, Jimmy James | Debroy Summers and his Band:Say it while dancing;Sweet nothings;Stepping out;The moon is tired of shining | Butchers | Oswald Mitchell | |
| The Student's Romance | 1935 | Grete Natzler | Grete Natzler sings: There's a Smile in the Skies; Oh Lassie Come; I Lost My Heart in Heidelberg ; Marching Along | BIP/Wardour | Otto Kanturek | |
| Sunshine Ahead | 1935 | Jack Payne Band, The Two Leslies, Webster Booth Sherman Fisher Girls |
Jack Payne performs: Sunshine Ahead*; All Jolly Pirates *on Vocalion Jack Hylton CD |
Baxter and Barter | Wallace Orton | |
| Things Are Looking Up | 1935 | Cicely Courtneidge | 78-HMV B-8314
Cicely Courtneidge: Things Are Looking Up |
Gaumont British(GB) | Albert de Courville | |
| Two Hearts in Harmony | 1935 |
Bernice Clare, Jack Harris and his Band |
Time Pictures/Wardour | William Beaudine | ||
| When Knights Were Bold | 1935 | Jack Buchanan | 78 Brunswick- 02153
Jack Buchanan:I'm still dreaming;Let's put some people to work;Onward we go |
Capitol | Jack Raymond | |
| Beloved Impostor | 1936 | Rene Ray, Fred Conyngham, Germaine Aussey, Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson | Leslie 'Hutch' Hutchinson sings: Nothing But Dreams | Stafford/Radio | W. Victor Hanbury | |
| Calling the Tune | 1936 | Adele Dixon, George Robey, Charles Penrose, Reginald Forsythe, Sir Henry Wood and the Queen's Hall Light Orchestra, The English Singers Quartette | Reginald Forsythe: 'Evergreen Restaurant' | Phoenix/Associated British | Reginald Denham | |
| Cheer Up! | 1936 | Stanley Lupino Sally Gray |
Stanley Lupino sings: Cheer Up; There's a star in the sky; London Town; Steak and Kidney; Apart From Business Songs: 'Steak and Kidney' / 'Apart from Business' composed by Billy Mayerl |
Stanley Lupino/ Associated British | Leo Mittler | Songs by Billy Mayerl |
| Dreams Come True
Stage Based on Operetta 'Clo-Clo' by Franz Lehar |
1936 | Frances Day Nelson Keys | Frances Day sings: Love's Melody; So must our love remain | London and Continental/ Reunion | Reginald Denham | Franz Lehar |
| Everybody Dance | 1936 | Cicely Courtneidge | Cicely Courtneidge sings: Everybody dance; What does it get me?; My! What a different night | Gainsborough/ GB | Charles Reisner | Songs by Mack Gordon, Harry Revel |
| Everything is Rhythm | 1936 |
Harry Roy and his Band Princess Pearl (Pearl Vyner Brooke), PhyllisThackery Ivor Morton, Johnnie Nit (dancer) |
Mabel Mercer sings:Since
Black Minnie's Got the Blues LP:DRG DARC-1-1106
Princess Pearl sings: Man of My Dreams; Without Love; Sky High Honeymoon |
Associated British | Alfred Goulding | |
| Forget-Me -Not
(US: Forever Yours) |
1936 | Beniamino Gigli, Joan Gardner | 78 HMV DA-1458 DA-1459
Gigli sings: Say You Will Not Forget Me, Lullaby, Venetian Serenade, Come Back To Me, Marta, L'Africana, Elisir d 'Amour |
London Films/UA | Zoltan Korda | Arthur Wimperis (?), Mischa Spoliansky |
| Happy Days are Here Again | 1936 | Renee and Billie Huston, Syd Seymour and his Mad Hatters |
Argyle/APD Filmed at Sound City, Shepperton |
Norman Lee | ||
| It's Love Again | 1936 | Jessie Matthews, Sonnie Hale, Robert Young Robb Wilton | 78-Decca F-5982,
F-5983
Jessie Matthews: It's Love Again; Gotta Dance My Way to Heaven; Tony's in Town; I Nearly Let Love Go Slipping Through My Fingers |
Gaumont British | Victor Saville | Sam Coslow, Harry Woods |
| Jack of all Trades
(US:The Two of US) |
1936 | Jack Hulbert | Jack Hulbert: Tap your tootsies;You're sweeter than you thought you were;Where there's you there's me | Gainsborough /GB | Jack Hulbert, Robert Stevenson | |
| Keep Your Seats Please | 1936 | George
Formby
|
78 Regal- Zonophone
MR-2199
Binkie Stewart:You've got me standing on the tip of my toes |
ATP | Monty Banks | Formby,Clifford, Giffe |
| Land Without Music
(US: Forbidden Music)
|
1936 |
Richard Tauber, June Clyde Jimmy Durante |
78- Parlophone
RO-20318 RO-20319
Richard Tauber:You must have music;Heaven in a song; Simple little melody;March of musicians;Smile for me;Sleepy;Fernando |
Capitol/GFD | Walter Forde | Oscar Straus |
| The Last Waltz
[Bilingual Versions] |
1936 | Jarmilla Naovotna, Harry Welchman, Gerald Barry | Jarmilla Naovotna sings: Believe Me, I'm Quite Sincere; The Magic Waltz | Warwick/ Associated Producers | Leo Mittler, Gerald Barry | Oscar Straus, Mal Wallner, Georg Weber |
| Melody of My Heart | 1936 | Lorraine la Fosse, Derek Oldham, Horace Sheldon's Orchestra | Derek Oldham sings: Whisper in Your Dreams; I Give You my Love//Wensley Russell:A butcher's love song | Incorporated Talking Films/Butchers | Wilfred Noy | Based on Carmen (Bizet) |
| Men of Yesterday | 1936 | Ella Shields | Ella Shields:Burlington Bertie | UK Films/ Associated Producers | John Baxter | |
| Murder at the Cabaret | 1936 | Phyllis Robins | Phyllis Robins sings: Powder Blues; Forgotten Woman | MB Productions | Reginald Fogwell | |
| One Good Turn | 1936 | Val Rosing | Val Rosing:Come swing with me;One Persian night | Leslie Fuller/ Associated British | Alfred Goulding | |
| Ourselves Alone
(US: River of Unrest) |
1936 | Cavan O'Connor | Cavan O'Connor sings: Rose of Tralee; Wearing of the Green; Eileen Mavourneen | Wardour | Walter Summers, Brian Desmond Hurst | |
| Pagliacci
(US: A Clown Must Laugh)
Part in Chemicolour |
1936 | Richard Tauber | Richard Tauber:Such a game; On with the motley;Serenade; Sleep song | Trafalgar/ United Artists | Karl Grune | Ruggiero Leoncavallo |
| Public Nuisance No. 1 | 1936 | Frances Day |
Frances Day sings:Between you and me and the carpet; Swing; Hotsy Totsy; Me and my dog; Blue Mediterranean Sea Me And My Dog; Swing. On 2 x CD set: 'Spread A Little Happiness - the music and songs of Vivian Ellis' Happy Days CD HD 257-8 |
Cecil Films/GFD | Marcel Varnel | Vivian Ellis |
| Queen of Hearts | 1936 | 78s: Rex 8818,
Rex 8819
Gracie Fields:Queen of Hearts; My First Love Song; Why did I Have to meet you?; Orphans of the Storm |
Associated Talking Pictures (ATP) | Monty Banks | ||
| Rhythm in the Air | 1936 | Jack Donohoe, (US dancer), Tutta Rolf, Vic Oliver | Fox British | Arthur Woods | ||
| Soft Lights and Sweet Music | 1936 |
Western Brothers, Three Rhythm Brothers Evelyn Dall Elizabeth Welch Ambrose and his Orchestra TheHollywood Beauties, Turner Layton Wilson Keppel & Betty, Sandy Powell's Harmonica Band, Donald Stewart, Four Flash Devils |
Western Brothers:After all that; Don't be a cad/ Three Rhythm Brothers : Ridin' up the river road/ Donald Stewart: South American Joe/ Evelyn Dall, with Ambrose & his Orchestra*: "I've Lost My Rhythm" & "I'm All In" *78: Decca F.5993 |
British Lion | Herbert Smith | |
| Song of Freedom
DVD:
|
1936 | Paul Robeson
Elizabeth Welch
|
78-HMV B-8482,
B-8483
Paul Robeson: Sleepy River, Song of Freedom, Lonely Road, The King's Song, The Black Emperor |
Hammer/ Exclusive
/British Lion
Made at Beaconsfield Studios |
J. Elder Wills | Eric Ansell (m)
Henrik Ege (l) |
| Sporting Love | 1936 | Stanley Lupino | Stanley Lupino: Living in clover; In the springtime; I lift up my finger;After the ball; It's Derby day | Hammer | J. Elder Wills | |
| A Star Fell from Heaven | 1936 | Joseph Schmidt | Joseph Schmidt:A Star Fell from Heaven;I hear you calling me;I'm happy when it's raining;La coeur de la vie; I'll sing a song of love to you;Wine and Waltz; Excelsior | BIP/Wardour | Paul Merzbach | |
| This'll Make You
Whistle
Stage |
1936 | Jack Buchanan, Elsie Randolph | 78s- Brunswick
02347, 02348, 02349
Jack Buchanan:This'll Make You Whistle;There isn't any limit;I'm in a dancing mood; Crazy with love//Elsie Randolph: This'll Make You Whistle; The Wrong Rhumba; My Red Letter Day; I'm in a Dancing Mood |
Wilcox/BIP | Herbert Wilcox | Goodhart, Hoffman |
| Tropical Trouble | 1936 | Features Mabel Mercer
Chela and Doray |
City/GFD | Harry Hughes |